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Monday, Nov. 14, 1988 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm 30 Cents Court takes state law on beer prices

By Richard Carelll The 1984 Connecticut law, how­ The Associated Press ever, stated that the posted Connecticut beer prices only had WASHINGTON - The Su to reflect the lowest prices being preme Court today agreed tc offered “ at the time of the judge the constitutionality of a posting.” Connecticuttlaw aimed at assur­ The law did not prevent brew ing that beer sold in the state ers from lowering prices in the costs no,^ore than it does in three three neighboring states “ at any neighboring states. time during the calendar month The court said it will review a covered by such posting.” ruling that the 1984 law regulating Beer brewers immediately beer prices unduly interfered challenged the 1984 law but a with interstate commerce. federal trial judge upheld it. Raginild PInto/Minchaatcr H trild The justices in 1983 voted 5-3 in The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of GATE CRASHER — South Windsor police said a man the truck through this locked gate at the company on striking down as unconstitutional Appeals last June 13 reversed the charged in connection with a fatal six-vehicle accident Kennedy Road, South Windsor. The truck has been a similar Connecticut law. judge’s ruling and struck down Saturday in South Windsor reportedly stole a truck from The earlier law prohibited the law. impounded, police said. brewers from selling its brand ol "The realities of beer price Paul’s Distributors Inc. before the accident and crashed beer in Connecticut at a price regulation in the border state higher than the lowest price area show that Connecticut’s which it sold beer in New York, statute inevitably exercises con­ Massachusetts or Rhode Island. trol over the prices set for sales Survivor of fatal crash improves Under that law, the controlling occurring wholly outside its terri­ price was adjusted each month. tory,” the appeals court ruled. The retail price of beer gener­ Bv Nancy Concelman broken or cracked sternum and South Windsor police arrested involved in the cra.sh “ Accordinjgly, we hold that the ally has been higher in Connecti­ Manchester Herald may have a broken vertebra. Britto and charged him with Vivian and Richard Stewart amended Connecticut beer price cut than in its neighbor states, Killed in the crash was Glen T. driving under the influence of both suffered neck injuries and affirmation provisions directly and many Connecticut consu­ A Manchester woman was Christensen. 19. of 31 McGrath alcohol, second-degree mans­ Croteau suffered a knee injury, a regulate interstate commerce in mers buy beer in one of the three listed in guarded condition today Road, South Windsor, who.se car laughter with a motor vehicle, Manchester Memorial Hospital violation of the Constitution,” it neighboring states. at Hartford Hospital after being was struck from behind by a second-degree assault with a spokesman said today. All three added. The earlier law was struck injured in a six-vehicle accident truck and caught fire. South motor vehicle, operating under were treated and released Satur­ The 2nd Circuit court’s ruling Saturday in South Windsor in Windsor police said. suspension, third-degree crimi­ day. down because it was deemed to was appealed by state officials affect the price of beer outside which a 19-year-old South Wind­ Police said the accident oc­ nal trespass and first-degree Britto was held on $50,000 bond and in-state beer wholesalers. Connecticut by locking beer pri­ sor man was killed. curred at around 5 p.m. Saturday larceny. and was scheduled to appear in The cases are Healy vs. Beer ces in all four states for one- Police say John Britto. 23. who hen four vehicles and a stolen Police said Britto stole the Manchester Superior Court to­ Institute, 88-449, and Wine and month periods to the level posted was charged in connection with truck were traveling eastbound truck from Paul’s Distributors day, police said. Spirits Wholesalers vs. Beer in Conneetteutr-^- ' the crash, was driving a stolen on Sullivan Avenue near the Inc.. 67 Kennedy Road. South Britto had completed eight Institute, 88-513. truck while under the influence of Colony Shops, near Hillside Windsor. Milt Bayer, general months of a one-year sentence alcohol. He had been released Drive. The truck, driven by rpanager of Paul’s, said Britto and been released eight days from prison eight days earlier. Britto. of no certain address apparently climbed a barbed- before the accident, said William Labor role is unlikely The Manchester woman. Phyl­ struck Christensen’s car. police wire fence and crash the truck Flower, director of communica­ lis Lateano. 49, of 28 Concord said. through a gate to tget to the road. tions with the state Department Road, was flown from the scene of The three other vehicles and a Also injured in the accident of Corrections. the accident by Life Star helicop­ pickup truck parked near a were James Croteau. 25, of Henry Britto was arrested Jan. 14 of in Shamir government ter and was originally listed in Sullivan Avenue gas station were Street. Manchester: Vivian Ste­ this year and charged with critical condition Saturday, a also hit, but police said they did wart, 53. of Enfield, and her second-degree larceny. Flower By Louis Meixler share power with Labor as he did hospital spokeswoman said. La- not know if the pickup truck was husband. Richard Stewart. 59. of The Associated Press after the 1984 stalemated .'teano reportedly suffered a occupied. Enfield. All were in other vehicles See ACCIDENT, page 10 elections. JERUSALEM — President Shamir promised to include in Chaim Herzog asked Prim e Min­ his Cabinet all the parties "that ister Yitzhak Shamir today to would agree to be part of a Groups fight stigma of mentai iiiness form Israel’s next government, Likud-led government.” and Shamir pledged to make a However, Labor Party "tremendous effort” to advance Secretary-General Uzi Bar-Am By Nancy Pappas ces and observations with about prejudice.” going to parties when we were the peace process with the Arabs. said Labor would accept nothing Manchester Herald 16 people in Center Church’s O’Connor has spent the last four younger and hearing the wives The president called on Israel’s less than an equal partnership Woodruff Hall. The meeting was years learning to live with a standing in the kitchen swapping two major parties, Shamir’s with Likud. Several months after Raymond a kickoff fora newself-helpgroup mental illness known as manic delivery stories. But that is right-wing Likud and the rival After the 1984elections, Shamir O’Connor was released from the for those with psychiatric prob­ depression. Tho.se with this il­ something that’s denied to men­ left-leaning Labor, to try and and Peres agreed to divide psychiatric unit at Manchester lems, which will begin meeting lness have periods of unbridled tal health patients.” form a national unity Cabinet posts equally and both Memorial Hospital, he ran into a tonight at 7 at the Genesis Center. energy and wildly frenetic activ­ That is why self-help and government. served as prime minsters for two fellow ‘ alumnus” in a local 105 Main St, ity. followed by deep depression support groups for people with But it appeared most likely years. This time, however, Likud supermarket. Funding has come from the and anxiety. psychiatric problems are so Shamir would form a government has the ability to form a govern­ (cticut ’The two men were in the same Department of Mental Health’s Although his medication, psy­ worthwhile, said O’Connor. At with small right-wing parties and ment with small religious and snap- aisle, walking toward each other. Community Support FVogram. chotherapy and change in outlook such a group, all types of mental three religious parties. right-wing parties and was un­ treak. •’’There we were, just a few feet according to Nanette LaTre- are now keeping his condition health concerns may be aired, he Shamir, speaking at the presi­ likely to grant Labor’s demand i 4-4-1 apart,” O’Connor recalled. ” If we mouille. who is the mental health quite stable. O’Connor knows that said. He said he has traveled as dential mansion after being sum­ for equality. had both been heart patients, or department’s acting coordinator what he terms the "terrible, far as Norwich to find such a moned by Herzog, a greed to try to Herzog referred to the growing w e’d had our legs in traction, for human resources in-this frightening, terrorized feeling” group, and is now a regular ige 47 explore a unity government but tension between secular and 9 we’d hove been all smiles. We’d region. She and Vicki Smith, who may return. member of a support circle in made it clear he alone would lead have greeted each other like old is coordinator of the Connecticut Yet it is not the uncertainty of Farmington. the government and would not See ISRAEL, page 10 buddies. But as it was. we looked Self Help/Mutual Support Net­ his disease, but the certainty of Within a self-help group, men­ away, avoided eye contact. Es- work, chaired last week’s his public dishonor, which con­ tal patients can overcome the ‘sentially we denied what we’d meeting. cerns him. Even close friends stigma — imposed both by society been through together. The “ When you choose to walk into don’t want to hear about expe­ and by patients themselves — PLO draft declaration stigma is just too great.” a support group, you’re ending riences in a mental health institu­ which is the biggest obstacle to As one of three speakers at a the denial.” said O’Connor, an tion. said O’Connor. recovery, according to another program called ’’Mental Health accountant who lives on Green, " I t ’s kind of strange,” he said. member of Monday’s panel. 8 and Self Help” last week O’Con­ Road. "And once you’re there, "You can share open heart marks a turning point nor shared .some of his experien­ you can fight the stigma and the surgery stories. And I remember See MENTAL HEALTH, page 10 By Mona Zlade drafting committee, said theydid The Associated Press not expect any differences over the draft, but would not elabo­ Bush focuses on his vacation TODAY ALGIERS? Algeria — PLO rate. They spoke on condition of leaders today drafted a historic anonymity. By Rita Beamish "I just came to get my Trial to begin declaration to be presented to the The declaration sets out a new The Associated Press Related stories on page 6 instructions from the head of our Jury selection is slated to begin group’ s parliament in exile that political strategy by endorsing fam ily here on how to do my job,” implicitly recognizes Israel’s 8 on Tuesday for the trial of two U.N. Security Council Resolution GULF STREAM, Fla. - The he said with an arm around his right to exist. men charged in connection with 242 — which recognizes Israel’s co-chairman of President-elect Questions about the markets’ frail mother, Dorothy Walker corruption on the Enfield Plan­ Several conference sources right to exist — thus satisfying George Bush’s transition team behavior have dogged the vice Bush. ning and Zoning Commission. said they expected up to 85 one of Washington’s key condi­ moved to calm nervous financial president during his post-election Asked about the nosedive of the Story on page 3. percent of the 450 members of the tions for dealing with the PLO. markets today by assuring them Florida beach vacation. The Dow stock market since his election Palestine National Council to The resolution also calls for that cutting the federal budget Jones average of 30 industrials and the weakening dollar, he endorse the document. Israel’s withdrawal from territo­ deficit would be "priority one” fell almost 80 points last week, said, "N o comment on that one.” Index , The council’s political commit­ ries occupied in the 1967 Middle for the incoming administration. including a 47-point drop Friday Fuller said Sunday that Bush 20 pages, 2 secllont tee met behind closed doors to East war. “ I do think we’ve got to turn that was partially triggered by plans to name his top economic debate the wording of another On Tuesday, the council is first to the deficit problem as soon fears over erosion of the dollar’s advisers later this week. Clattlfled _ 17-20 Natlon/WorldjB-7 part of the declaration, a commit­ expected tb end its extraordinary as we undertake a new adminis.- value abroad. Treasury Secretary Nicholas ComIca ------16 Obituaries 2 ment distancing the Palestine four-day meeting with a declara­ tration,” Craig Fuller, Bush’s Bush turned aside reporters Brady is widely expected to stay Focus ' 9 Opinion 8 Liberation Organization from tion of independence for the West chief of staff, said from Washing­ asking about the stock market on with Bush and former Deputy Local/State Sports terrorism, conference sources Bank and Gaza Strip, where ton on the NBC-TV "T od ay” slide as he left a church service ------2-5,10 11-14,17 said. program. Sunday. See BUSH, page 10 Lottery. — 2 Televlalon^^— 15 The source, who are on the , See PLO, page 10 t MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Nov. 14, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Nov. 14, 1988 — 3 RECORD Jury selection to start

About Town Police Roundup in corruption case trial Firm to visit schooi Jury selection is slated to begin Fox and Lynch were arrested in quently bought by a Massachu­ on Tuesday for the trial of two January 1986 and charged with setts company. Fox, who had men charged in connection with McGovern Trailer and Agricultural Equipment Vernon man Is charged attempting to extort $27,000 from been town planner for 12 years, corruption on the Enfield Plan­ Company of Manchester will participate in a a real estate broker who was was forced to resign in September ning and Zoning Commission. three-day agricultural open house at Buikeley High A Vernon man was arrested Friday in Manches­ handling the sale of the former 1982, when officials learned he But the trial of Manchester School’s Regional Vocational Agriculture Center, ter and charged with posession of cocaine and Bigelow-Sanford mill complex in had participated in land negotia­ Hartford. The open house begins Tuesday. marijuana, police said. developers Neil H. Ellis and Enfield to a developer. tions with Lynch. Leonard E. Seader, charged The open house, expected to draw some 10,000 Jason P. Michaud. 21, of 134D Vernon Ave According to court documents Fox and Lynch both face almost two years ago in a related ^ople, will include agricultural exhibits and Vernon, was arrested Friday at the commuter released after the arrests, a charges of criminal attempt to case, remains up in the air as a demonstrations, an animal petting zoo, and farm parking lot off Buckland Street after police found broker, James 0. Wood Jr., told commit first-degree larceny by Hartford Superior Court judge machinery and equipment displays. The event will cocaine, marijuana and drug paraphernalia in his grand jury investigators that he extortion and conspiracy to com ­ held on Tuesday from noon to 8:30p.m., Wednesday car, including, a razor blade and pipe, police said: considers whether to dismiss had contacted Fox, who was town mit first-degree larceny by extor­ charges against those two men. from 8:30 a.m. to 8:30 p m. and Thursday from 8:30 Police said they saw an unoccupied car parked planner, about zoning require­ tion. Fox also is charged with a.m. to 3 p.m. "awkwardly” in the lot and saw a hardcover book Assistant State’s Attorney ments for the mill property. criminal attempt to commit with cocaine on it on the floor, police said. Members Lawrence J. Daly said today that During a meeting in Lynch’s bribe-receiving by solicitation, of the Tri-Town Narcotics Task Force watched the Judge Barry R. Schaller, who office on July 2, 1982, Fox told and Lynch faces an additional Sunset Ciub to meet car and arrested Michaud when he returned, police heard arguments earlier this Wood, “ If you’re going to have charge of criminal attempt to said. month for dismissal of, the any type of approval as far as commit bribery. The Sunset Club of Manchester will meet Tuesday Michaud was alsocharged with possession of drug charges against Ellis and Sgader. town zoning is concerned, you will The two others charged in the at 1 p.m. at the Manchester Senior Citizens’ Center parapivemalia. He was held on $500 cash bond and still has not ruled on w lj^her to have to co-broke the sale of the investigation are former com­ ^ discuss plans for the group’s Christmas party. throw those charges out. Daly '» • * ' -1 54u.'" was scheduled to appear in Manchester Superiot' Bigelow mill complex with Mr. mission Secretary John A. Castle, For information call Ada Rojas at 646-1001, Court today. said jury selection in the trial of Edward T. Lynch and he will take who faces three forgery-related the other men, Paul Fox. the care of me, ” the documents state. charges and Boudah. who is Care providers to meet form er Enfield town planner, and Under the arrangement pro­ charged with 12 bribery, larceny Arrest for threatening Edward T. Lynch, a Suffield real posed by Fox. Wood would have and forgery counts. The Family Day Care Providers Association will estate broker, is scheduled to split his $54,000 commission for Castle’s trial is scheduled to hear Katrina Witney, of the Manchester Child A Rockville man arrested Saturday in Manches­ begin Tuesday. the sale of the property with begin Dec. 1, but the other trials Guidance Clinic, speak on “ Children in Crisis” ter and held on charges of breach of peace and Patrick Flynn/Manchaatar Harald Six men have been charged in Lynch, who would then “ take have not been scheduled. Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. threatening attempted to hang himself in his cell WOODWORKING — Jack Jost of be held from 7 to 9 p.m. Friday and 9 a.m. the grand jury probe into corrup­ care” of Fox, the documents say. twice, police said. tion on the Enfield Planning and The sale was never completed, The meeting will be held at St. M ary’s Church on Manchester creates crafts that will be to 3 p.m. Saturday at the church, 153 Associated Press reports are Park Street. Non-members are required to pay $I at Police arrested Michael S. Sell. 24. of 8 Herd St., Zoning Commission, and Fox and and the mill complex was subse­ included in this story. Rockville, at around 10:30 p.m. Friday at 360 sold at the Unitarian Universalist West Vernon St. Lynch are the first to face trial. the door. For information call 646-8524. Raginild Plnto/MinchMtcr H*nld Oakland St. after he got into a verbal dispute with a Society Church holiday fair, which will Ellis, who is the president of CHURCH CRAFTS — Betty Bradley, scheduled for 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. woman and pushed herin front of police, police said. First Hartford Realty Corp. of Change is topic of taik Manchester and the owner of the Sylvia McKinney and Shirley Glenney of Saturday at the church's Community On the way to police headquarters. Sell kicked the 8th District hearing Coventry get ready for the Second Hall. rear window of the police cruiser and damaged it, Journal Inquirer newspaper, and Irm a Meridy, an OB-GYN nurse practictioner police said. He also threatened the two arresting Seader, vice president of Fir.st will speak about “ The Changing Years: Puberty Congregational Church fair, which is officers, police said. Fill that paper bag with food; Hartford and a former chairman Through Menopause and Beyond,” Tuesday at 8 While in custody. Sell tried to hang himself with of the Manchester Board of p.m. at the Temple Beth Sholom in Manchester. on voting is tonight his clothes, police said. Police took all clothes Education, were charged in De­ Obituaries except his underwear and discovered a small bagof Scouts will collect it Saturday cember 1986 and February 1987 Chapter to train voiunteers marijuana, police said. Sell was alsocharged with with conspiracy to commit brib­ A public comment session will floor with no previous announce possession of marijuana. ery and first-degree bribery. be held tonight on ways to Bv Michele M. Noble Share” and has asked all Connec­ were instructed to “ not ring the ment. But requiring candidates to The Greater Hartford Red Cross Chapter will About a half an hour later. Sell tried to hang The charges against Ellis and improve the method the Eighth Manchester Heralds ticut residents to donate food for doorbells, stuff the mailboxes, or announce in advance is under train people with medical backgrounds to serve as survived by a sister, Marie himself with his underwear, police said. Seader stem from allegations Utiliities District uses to elect consideration. Gertrude St. Peter Matilda Finnegan use in soup kitchens, emergency disturb the residents in any Health History Interviewers at blood drives. The Barnett of Glastonbury; two Sell was also charged with possession of that in 1980 Seader negotiated directors and other officers. They probably didn’t ring your shelters and food pantries. The manner” Others include using checkoff training will be held Tuesday from 9 a.m. to noon at Gertrude (Mackin) St. Peter. brothers. David Whitney of Bris­ Matilda “Tillie” Finnegan, 99, marijuana and criminal mischief. He was held on with William J. Boudah, then The meeting will be held at 7 doorbell. They probably didn’t “ They were instructed to lists to be sure those who vote are the Connecticut Valley East Branch, 20 Hartford 78. of York, Maine, mother of tol. N.H., and John B. Whitney of formerly of Pearl Street, died $500 cash bond and was scheduled to appear in collection, which aims at the chairman of the Enfield Planning p.m. in the district tax office at stuff your mailbox. But most quietly place the bags on the eligible and segregating voter.s Road. Interested volunteers should call 643-5111 to Jacqueline Birmingham of Man­ Clemson. S.C.; and several nie­ Sunday (Nov. 13, 1988) at Man­ Manchester Superior Court today. gathering of hundreds of tons of and Zoning Commission, to sell a the firehouse on 32 Main St. It is likely, they left an empty paper doorsteps out of the rain and from non-voters in the hall during register. chester, died Thursday (Nov. 10. ces and nephews. chester Memorial Hospital. She food statewide, is being done in tract of land to Boudah for about being held by the study commit­ bag on your doorstep and asked the meeting. 1988) at Rockville General Hospi­ A memorial service will be held was the widow of William partnership by the Boy Scouts of leave,” Mordavsky said. $50,000 below market value, court tee formed to invstigate the tal, Vernon. you to fill it with food. Saturday at 1 p.m. at United Finnegan. Vernon women arrested America, the Connecticut Food The first “ Good Turn” pro­ records show. methods. Besides her daughter, she is As part of a national “ Good gram was in 1912 and was called A checkoff list was to have been ‘Biithe Spirit’ presented Methodist Church, Bolton. Burial Se was bom in Ireland and had Bank and its member banks and The sale took place while First Committee members have Two Vernon women were arrested in Manchester Turn” program to help needy used at the last annual meeting, survived by a son, Richard St. will be at the convenience of the lived in Manchester for many the Connecticut Army National “ Safe and Sane 4th of July.” Hartford was seeking a zone made no firm decisions on what The Manchester High School Drama Club Sock ’ N Friday on narcotic charges, police said. people across the country, more but the plan had to be abandoned Peter of Livermore Falls. Maine, family. There are no calling years. She was a member of the Guard. During World War 1. the scouts change from the commission on changes to recommend to the Buskin will present a special production of "Blithe Leslie Fetterman, 25. of 7 Rainbow Trail, Vernon, than 1.500 area Cub Scouts and when the meeting was moved and another daughter, Barbara hours The Watkins Funeral Salvation Army of Manchester The collection bags were do­ collected peach pits and nut husks another plot of land in Enfield. the district directors in January. But Spirit” Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the school’s Bailey Lagace of South Windsor. and Sandra Ahnert, 31, of 44 Prospect St.. Rockville, Boy Scouts this weekend went from its original location to a Home, 142 E. Center St., is in and a former member of the nated Shop Rite. Residents who in order to make charcoal for gas records say. The commission Director Ellen Burns Landers Auditorium. were brought into Manchester Police headquarters door to door leaving empty larger hall. The funeral and burial will be in charge of arrangements. Home League of the Salvation received the bags may fill the masks to be used by soldiers in approved the zone change, with has said the committee does not from 432 Oakland St. at around midnight Friday, plastic bags on doorsteps of York, Maine. The Samsel & Memorial donations may be Army. She was employed at the bags and leave them on their the war. Boudah participating in delibera­ favor using voting machines, one Besides director Landers the police said. residents of the eight-town Algon­ Carmon Funeral Home. South made to United Methodist former Cheney Bros, mills and doorsteps Saturday morning, Residents who did not receive tions and voting. of the possibiiities mentioned. committee members are Robert China subject of show Windsor, is in charge of Both were released on $1,000 non-surety bond. quin District. Church. 1041 Boston Turnpike. the Card Gallery in Manchester. when the scouts will return to bags but wish to donate may Police said that Ellis approved The committee was formed H. Bletchman, Thomas H. Fergu­ arrangements. Police did not have additional information on the The district is composed of the Two members of the Manchester Community Bolton 06043. or the American She is survived by several collect them. deliver food this week between 8 the sale to Boudah of the 8.8-acre after last M ay’s annual meeting son, and Mary Warrington. case. Spokesman Gary Wood was not available for towns of Manchester. Andover. College s Older Adult Association will present a Cancer Society, 243 E. Center St ,, nieces and nephews. Dr. Donald Mordavsky of Man­ a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Manchester tract, most of which Boudah when some district residents said comment this morning. Bolton. Coventry. East Hartford. program entitled “ Journey to China” featuring a Manchester 06040. The funeral will be held Tues­ chester. district chairman of the National Guard Armory. 300 subsequently .sold at profit of they wanted to vote but were Sarah Stephens Glastonbury. Hebron, and South slide show of their recent travels to China day at 1 p.m. in the veterans’ Algonquin District Boy Scouts Main St about $45.(100. unable to attend the meeting. Sarah (Whitney) Stephens. 78. Windsor. Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. in the Lowe Program Gareth W. Parry section of East Cemetery. There Troup, said the scouts will bring Currently there are no provi­ jUNICOCARRAFTLE of 26 Llynwood Drive, Bolton, Risk of injury charged Gov. Wiliiam O'Neill has desig­ ff Sponsored by Mancbnier Chapter of UNICO National Center. The presentation is open to the public. are no calling hours. The John F. the bags of food to the Manches­ sions for absentee baiiots. Using died Saturday (Nov. 12. 1988) at Gareth W. Parry, 53, of East nated the program “ Care & ter’s National Gaurd Armory on Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. COVENTRY — A local man was arrested them is difficult because if no Manchester Memorial Hospital Windsor, husband of Jennifer Main Street on Sunday, where Sunday, Nov. 27, 1988 Center St., is in charge of Thursday and charged with risk of injury to a minor :i-truancy plan candidate gets a majority vote a Grange meeting scheduled She was the wife of Clifford S (Desens) Parry and father of they will sort and box the food for Music starts at 2:00 P.M. arrangements. after police said he gave a 15-year-old boy liquor. runoff election is immediately Stephens. Micheie Parry of Manchester, delivery The food will then be The Manchester Gr .nge will meet Wednesday at 8 Memorial donations may be Police arrested Lee Bleich. 34, at his home at 759 held. Thus those who had cast Bom March 30. 1910. in Au­ died Saturday (Nov. 12. 1988) in transported by trucks donated by The Army & Navy Club p.m. in the Grange Hall on Olcott Street. Members made to the Salvation Army, Bunker Hill Road on Thursday night after they • Rain canceled absentee ballots would not be able gusta. Ga., she had been a Chicopee, Mass. the National Guard to a central awaits final decision Manchester are reminded to bring items for the auction table. Main Street, Manchester 06040. received a report of a disturbance there, police said. to participate in the runoff resident of Bolton for the past 40 Besides his wife and daughter, balloon launch distributing center in Hartford. For information call Dorothy Hubbard at 646-3080. Police said a 15-year-old boy was being kept at the : election. Drawing: 5:00 P.M. years. Before retiring, she was a he is survived by two other Major General John T. Ger- A Board of Education commit schools have call-back programs house and given alcohol by Bleich. Police had no ' A balloon launch scheduled Another problem is that candi­ bacteriologist with the state daughters. Holiy Wagner of Avon run by volunteers from the 1989 Lincoln Town Car(4 0ooo further details on the case. Sunday to honor prisoners of eski. Connecticut’s adjutant gen­ tee has not decided if a proposer dates can be nominated from-the Department of Health Services and Gay Quigg of Windsor Locks; eral and the commander of the call-back telephone system de Parent-Teacher Association. Tickets: *100 Bleich was also charged with unlawful restraint, war and those missing in for 30 years, and a bacteriologist his mother, Gwyneth (Jones) In Memoriam signed to deter truancy is neces Leslie has said. She has said a N o more thmn 315 llcirelf telll be $otd! Thoughts delivery of liquor to a minor and interfering with action was canceled becau.se Guard, explained that National at the University of Connecticut Parry of North Waies, United Guard armories were chosen as sary, said a committee member program with paid staff would be I Procredt to br used for Scholarahipa, Local police, police said. of bad weather. charitira, and to help combat Mental for 11 years. Kingdom; a brother, Roger In loving memory of Our Brother, The system, proposed by more reliable than one run with He is being held on $10,000 cash bond and was ! The launch had been sche­ collection points not only because i EMERGENCY Retardation. She was a 1931 graduate of the Parry of North Wales; and three Franklin J. McCann, who passed parents’ committee, would br volunteers. SABBATICAL REFLECTIONS: I have just scheduled to appear in Rockville Superior Court ; duled fo r3 p.m at CharterOak they are conveniently located all Fire — Police — Medical returned from a three-month sabbatical leave This University of Georgia Medical grandchildren. away on November 14, 1965. Truancy problems at the junior For tickets call today, police said. • Park in honor of Veterans Day across the state, but also because manned by paid staff whief time apart enabled me to see places, do things, read Department, earning a bache­ The funeral will be Wednesday the military is capable of han­ would call parents to inform them high and high school level are Raymond F. Damato, 6-16-1021 Gone are the days we used to by the National Forget-Me-Not DIAL 911 240 New State Road books, and spend time in quiet that never seems lor’s degree in public health. She at 10 a.m. at the Windsor Locks dling the collections and re­ the morning of a student’^ currently handled through other share. Association for P.O.W.- In Manchester Paul Rossetio, 646-2482 possible in my regular work schedule. I want to was on the board of Ludiana Funeral Home, 441 Spring St., But in our hearts, you are always distribution of what is expected to absence. school programs, M affe said. Medical College. Punjab. India. Windsor Locks. Burial will be at M.I.A.’s Inc.. Connecticut share with you some of my sabbatical reflections there. Chapter. be more than 300 tons of food. Suzanne Leslie.- co-chairman ol “ If we’ve got a problem, it’s not What a beautiful world this is! God has given us She was a member of United the convenience of the fam ily in The gates of memory will never too expensive,” Maffe said. PubDc Meetings The launch has been resche­ The scouts. Mordavsky said. the parents* committee, has saic such a lovely place to live out our physical lives- Methodist CJiurch, Bolton, and a North Wales. Calling hours are close. “ (But) there’s no sense creating duled for Sunday at 3 p.m. at the system would help detei walking ocean paths in Wales, hiking in Cornwall past chairwoman of the United Tuesday from 2 to4 p.m. and 7 to 9 We miss you more than anyone a solution if there’s no problem.” Charter Oak Park, weather Camp Fire Girts truancy and improve student and Devon, sitting on a deck at Bailey Island, Methodist Women’s Mission. Bol­ p.m. A Masonic service will be knows. safety measures. Maffe said further information ATTENTION: permitting, .said Mary Beau­ The Camp Fire Girls organiza­ Maine, hiking the Long Trail in Vermont — taking ton . She also was a member of the held Tuesday at 7:15 p.m. at the With tender love and deep regret, Meetings scheduled tonight. Board of Education membei on the town’s truancy problem lieu. New England regional tion was formed in 1910 and was time to smell the flowers. This is a beautiful world United Methodist Women, funeral home. we love you and will neverTof^t Francis A. Maffe Jr. said today and information on the current director. formally presented to the public You don’t have to go on a sabbatical leave to see Church Women United and the Memorial donations may be you. Andover he estimates it will cost about program is needed before the We'll always love you and exactly two years later. DIABETICS the beauty around you. It’s right here - in Colonial Dames of America. made to the Shriners Hospital for $38,000 to hire workers to imple­ subcommittee can make a re­ Georgia Chapter. Crippled Children, 516 Carew St., remember you. Wetlands Commission, Town Office Building 7- 30 commendation to the full board. Manchester, Bolton, Vernon...wherever you live p.m. ment the program. He said he Look at the colors, smell the smells, touch the eartli Besides her hu.sband. she is Springfield, Mass. 01104. Your Sisters does not see that as excessive if a That information will be pres­ Attend a FREE Product gently — and give thanks to God. program is needed. ented at the subcommittee’s Nov. Coventry The figure is based on the 21 meeting, he said. The meeting Demonstration by Rev. Dr. Shephard S. Johnson Planning and Zoning Commission. Town Office assumption that additional staff will be held at 7 p.m. at 45 North South United Methodist Church Deaths Elsewhere Building, 7:30 p.m. at the nine elementary .schools School St. t; IinrhitiHici Boehringer AAannhelm Board of Finance, Town Office Building, 7.30 p.m. would have to be hired, Maffe James Morancey, committee Solid Waste Committee, Town Office Building, said. He said current elementary chairman, said a recommenda­ ______i W Makers of Lottery Grover Hartman served 21 years on the governing He began playing cello profes­ 7:30 p.m. school workers probably would tion will be made to the board board of the National Council of sionally at age 13 in Riga, Latvia, not be able to handle the extra either at its Nov, 28 or Dec. 12 INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - meeting. • Accuchek II Glucose Monitor Churches. where he was raised, and studied work created from implementing Grover Hartman, executive di­ Leslie could not be reached for Winning numbers drawn Saturday in lotteries with Gregor Piatigorsky in Berlin the program. • Tracer Glucose Monitor rector of the Indiana Council of comment this morning. around New England: Lev Aronson between the two world wars. Current Quotations Currently, five elementary Connecticut daily: 341. Play Four: 0971. Churches for two decades and a PEOPLE WITH DIABETES DALLAS (A P) — Lev Aronson, Massachusetts daily: 6201. 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Monday, Nov. 14. 1988 — 5 Authorities iook LOCAL Officials focusing for group iinked & S T A T E i on electrical plants with bomb threat Police shortage seen HARTFORD (AP) — With nearly one- powered by wood third of the Hartford police force eligible for NORWALK (AP) - The self- retirement within two years, police say a styled animal rights activist serious staffing shortage may be HARTFORD (AP) — Fifty 1 opposition to the plants has accused of trying to kill the developing. years after wood-burning electri­ developed. president of the U. S. Surgical So far this year, 30 percent of those with 20 cal plants threw their last flames Some Killingly residents say Corp. was scheduled to be ar­ years of continuous service have retired. If in Connecticut, state officials are emissions from the 32-megawatt raigned in Norwalk Superior they continue to leave at that rate, the reviewing proposals for three plant proposed by the Killingly Court today. department will be losing officers faster such plants capable of producing Energy Limited Partnership The arraignment of Fran Ste­ > than they can be replaced, police said. enough power for more than would damage the area’s rural phanie Trutt comes in the wake of ”We are going to be tight for the next 53,000 homes. environment, including Alex­ reports that the sophistication of couple of years,” Police Chief Bernard R. The proposed plants, tenta­ ander Lake and Rhode Island’s a remote-control bomb she tried Sullivan said. “We are faced potentially tively set to be built in Killingly, Scituate Reservoir. to use has prompted authorities to with some very hard and difficult times, but Naugatuck and Torrington, couid “ I just don’t believe that K E L P look for a terrorist group they I’m sure we’ll manage our way through it.” save consumers millions of dol­ has satisfied us at all as far as belfeve supplied the bomb This year, 11 of the 34 officers eligible lars over the lives of their 25-year what is going to be burnt in this planted Friday near the corpora­ have left. Another 31 officers can retire in contracts to supply pow er to plant.” said Donald F. Costello, tio n’s offices. 1989 and 40 in 1990. The departm ent already Northeast Utilities, developers chairman of the town council the The Sunday Advocate of Stam­ is short about 20 of the 503 positions say. northeastern Connecticut town on ford quoted a source close to the authorized. ^ m e state officials are enthu- the Rhode Island border. “I’m case as saying that the police and sia^ c about the plants because very concerned that it’s not going the FBI are convinced that Ms. they would ease the burden of to be controlled or sampled Trutt could not have made the Two die in shootings handling bulky waste in landfills p ro p e rly.” bomb she is accused of planting FRAN TRUTT HARTFORD (AP) — Two men were shot and encourage better manag- The concerns are similar in near the offices of the Norwalk . . . arraigned today to death in separate incidents roughly two Reginald Plnto/Manchetter Herald ment of Connecticut’s rapidly Torrington. a former factory company that demonstrates sur­ hours apart, Hartford police reported maturing forests. town of 32.000 in the state’s gical procedures on live dogs. today. FAIR GAME — Julie Smythe, 7, and Stacie Smythe, 5, of Bolton, show off “There is a very substantial northwest corner. The Bio-Gen The bomb found in Norwalk and made bombs fashioned from About 8:25 p.m. Sunday, a man was shot crafts that will be sold at the St. Maurice Church craft fair, which is amount of poor and unmarketa­ Torrington Partnership has pro­ three others discovered in Trutt’s standard plumbing pipes, accord­ to death after an argument on the corner of scheduled from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at the church. A Christmas ble trees that clutter the forests.” posed building a 1,5-megawatt Queens, N.Y., apartment in­ ing to police Deputy Inspector Albany Avenue and High Street, police State Forester Peter M. Babcock pianl. Vincent Tarone. booth, children s corner, various baked goods and a luncheon will be volved complex electronics and said. The victim was not identified and featured. said. “Almost the world over "It meets what the government were not assembled by an ama­ Police said the bombs were police said they had no suspects. there is a tendency to cut the best calis an acceptabie risk, but teur. said a source clo.se to the made of large firecrackers, In the other killing, a minor traffic trees and leave the poor ones.” we’re not prepared to accept that case. called M-80’s. wrapped with nails accident on Dutch Point Lane apparently Danbury High School. Ash produced by the plants can risk. Where they want to put that “They’re not nuclear wea­ and BB pellets were found in Union rejects contract be recycled as fe rtilize ro r spread plant is not an acceptable risk.” Pitrlck Flynn/MinchMtar Herald resulted in a 10:55 p.m. shooting, police Approximately 300 minority high school pons.” the source said. “ But the Trutt’s home in Queens. The said. students from Connecticut. Westchester over forest floors, developers Outwater said. BERLIN (AP) — Union machinists at GETTING READY — Mike Botticello, 8, of Cub Scout bombs are unique for their bombs "certainly would have Police Lt. Fred Lewis said it appeared County and New York City attended the said. The third proposal, for a Manchester's pilot recycling program. The program is Einhart Industries Inc.’s hardware div­ Pack 144, helps other Scouts deliver containers on electronics.” destroyed the entire building” that the victim — Noel Gomez. 24. of all-day career development seminar But opponents say the plants 24-megawalt plant at the former scheduled to begin Wednesday in the north-central and damaged surrounding ision have voted to reject the company’s Hollister Street Saturday. The containers, provided by The determination that the Hartford — had gotten out of his car after Saturday. could pollute the air and water if Uniroyal Inc. complex in Nauga section of town. bombs were assembled by ex­ houses, Tarone said. final contract offer, a company official wooden waste covered with tuck, is still the subject of Sanitary Refuse Co. of Manchester Inc., will be used in the accident to exchange information when Stokes, who has represented Cleveland in said. perts in New York has led the FBI Norwalk police planned to hold he was shot. Congress for the past 20 years, challenged chemicals is burned. negotiations between Uniroyal Fred Hollfelder, Emharl president- and the New York City police Trutt through the weekend on the students to set high standards of “Because the facility meets and the developer. Flagg Energ\ commercial hardware, said Sunday Terrorist Task Force to begin a $500,000 bond pending her a r­ achievement and become role models for (federal) standards doesn’t make Development Corp of Meriden Education stressed member of Local 1137 of the International search for the manufacturer of raignment in Superior Court other minorities. it safe.” said Eric Outwater. a Association of Machinists voted by a 4-1 William B. Hull of Pomfre! the explosive devices, the .source Monday on charges of attempted DANBURY (AP) — Education is one of “ As blacks and minorities and Hispanics former deputy regional adminis­ ratio not to accept the contract. Hollfelder who along with Peter G. Bos, is said. murder, possession of explosives the few vehicles minorities can use to in America today, you must be qualified.” trator for the federal Environ­ Big budget crunch expected in ’89 said exact totals were not available. proposing the plant in Killingl.\ Norwalk police arrested the and manufacturing a bomb. combat the inequities of a racist society. Stokes said. “ You just can’t be good. You mental Protection Agency and Despite the vote against the contract, said that if a wood-burning plant woman just after midnight F ri­ Trutt allegedly had a remote- U.S. Rep. Louis Stokes. D-Ohio, told the have to be twice as good. Unfortunately, head of Citizens Against Poliution workers were expected to report to work goes on line in Connecticut, it HARTFORD (AP) — When members of the legislature as a result of last week’s increases can be avoided. day and planned to hold her control device in her hands that fifth Annual Minority Business Youth you live in a racist society in which there in Torrington. today. The union represents more than 600 would be the first in the state in .50 the 1989 General Assembly gel to the elections but who will still be outnumbered, “ I fear for tax increases in the upcom ing through the weekend on $500,000 was to be used to detonate the Educational Services Embarkment at Nationally, sim ilar power prop­ are two standards.” m achinists years. Capitol in January, safely after the blam ed the budget-gap problem on double­ session. I also fear that that $400 million bond pending her arraignment in foot-long pipe-bomb. The bomb osals have been put forward as a legislative elections, a huge budget prob­ digit budget increases over the past several projected shortfall is going to be low,” Superior Court Monday on was filled with explosives and result of 1978 federal legislation To reduce the environmental lem will be staring them in the face. years. Jaekle said. “The Republicans will not be charges of attempted murder, wrapped with roofing nails, that sought toencouragedevelop- impact of the plants, developer.^ E stim ate s of the potential hole — the gap Democrats say it’s not the spending side supporting any tax increases. We’ll be pos.session of explosives and which would have acted as ers to create sm ali, private power say they will install state-of-thc between current-services spending and but the revenue side, that tax receipts arguing just the opposite: that the state try manufacturing a bomb. shrapnel in the explosion. About Woman says bureaucracy slows support companies to increase competi­ art devices to trap contaminant.'- anticipated tax revenues — range beyond haven’t come in as well as had been to live within its means, that we spend no Trutt is accused of hiding a 200 people were working in the tion among utilities. before release into th( $400 m illio n. anticipated. O’Neill was forced to order a 3 powerful, radio-controlled bomb plant at the time of the bomb In Connecticut. Northeast Utiii- atmosphere. more money than we take in” ENFIELD (AP) — A woman women who have problems of this sooner. The Democrats, who control the General percent cutback in state spending for the in bushes at the Norwalk head­ threat. The division, which works with ties maintains that it wili need O’Leary dismissed a claim by Jaekle that who battled state bureaucracy to nature,” said Fredrica Gray, “ He said, ‘You’re yelling at the “You know they can be made Assembly are following the lead of current year, which is expected to help cut quarters of U S. Surgical Corp.. U.S. Surgical, which employs several state and federal agen­ new power supplies by 1992 in lower spending increases would have force her husband to promise to executive director of the state’s wrong person. Yell at the gover­ safe,” Bos said. “Not even thi Democratic Gov. William A. O'Neill and this year’s anticipated deficit to about $.'56 near the vacant parking space of 1.500 people in Connecticut and cies, can mediate negotiations, order to keep up with increasing prevented the current and projected pay m ore than $16,000 in child- Permanent Commission on the nor,” ’ she said. most ardent critic can’t say they saying that it’s still too early to talk about m illion. company chairman Leon Hirsch. 2.600 nationwide, conducts exper­ attach wages, intercept tax re­ demand. deficits. support payments says her strug­ Status of Women. “ We are very can’t be made safe or it’s not whether tax increases will be needed to The bomb was wrapped with iments on about 1.000 animals, She persevered with sporadic funds and issue contempt ■Senate Majority Leader Ccrnelius P. “ We could have cut our state spending in gle was both frustrating and sensitive to the fact that child State ConsumerCoun.sel James technically possible to balance the 1989-90 budget. roofing nails, which would have mostly dogs, a year. Hirsch said. help from friends and relatives citations. O’Leary. D-Windsor Locks, says a tax half and it wouldn’t have helped us one iota enlightening. support is a horrendous F, Meehan said, however, that he configure.” But one point is indisputable: the acted as projectiles. The animals, which are obtained who are lawyers. If a man fails to appear for a increase can ’t be ruled out for the year that in this coming year because the problem is “ I finally had to get real mad problem .” thinks the utilitydoesn’t need new Democrats used more than $300 million in begins July 1, 1989. About 200 people were w orking from U.S. Department of Agricul­ Rafala’s office had Bradford contempt hearing, he can be supplies at least until 2000 and Bos said the plant’s operatoi> not one of overspending, the problem is one and realize the system doesn’t Noyes left her job as a parale­ Noyes arrested Sept. 22. one-shot revenues to balance this year's “If we can pare the expenditures down in the plant overnight at the time ture farms, are destroyed after arrested by two state police that conservation and “energy will also test wood before it is of a shortfall in our revenue.” O’Leary said. work for women, Michele P. gal for the state in September, Bradford Noyes declined to budget that simply won’t be there to and the revenue holds and does not continue of the incident. experim ents are com pleted, he officers assigned to that task. efficient investments” would cut burned to m ake sure it is free of “ That’s just not true.” Jaekle countered. Noyes, 39, said. .” when her case required many comment on the case. balance next year’s. Tens of millions, for to tail off, we may make it” O’Leary said A subsequent search of the said. “Look at the numbers your­ that need. contaminants. Revenue estimates that accompanied the Noyes queued up for state help hours away from work. Now she The Noyeses were divorced in example, were taken from the budget On the other hand, he added, “ we may have woman’s basement apartment in U.S, Surgical uses anesthetized self,” Salius said. “There’s no In Torrington and Kiliingly, The plant propo.sals are now budget were unreali.stically high. Jaekle in 1985 because her former wants to support herself by 1983. The support order called for re.serve, or rainy-day fund, to balance the to look at whole areas we’re not going In said. the Queens section of New York live dogs to demonstrate its possible way that two people can where plans are further along pending before the Connecticut husband was behind in child- helping other women who face the Michele Noyes to receive $80 per budget. The rainy day fund w ill be virtually fund” City turned up three more home- equipment for surgical stapling serve all these” court orders. than they are in Naugatuck. Siting Council. O’Neill and his budget office, the Office of support payments. She joined a same plight. week, raised to $100 a week in gone next year. House Minority Leader Robert G Jaekle Policy and Management, are now putting list that now includes 87,000 Anthony J. Salius, director of 1986. Republicans, who picked up a few seats in R-Siratford. said he doesn’t see how lax together the 1989-90 budget women. the family division of the state Enforcement in such cases, she The Enfield mother of two is judicial department, said the said, is “just not a priority. Men still owed more than $16,000. But support-enforcement unit is in the system say there’s no NEED SOME EXTRA she said she has won back her short-handed, with oniy 100 case­ problem, so the legislature Ample supplies of gas, oil available dignity, forcing a sluggish state workers and investigators for the doesn’t put any money into it.” The Right Choice — Again bureaucracy to act, jailing her 87,000 open cases. She attributes her success to SPENDING MONEY? former husband, Bradford HARTFORD (AP) - While help moderate the impact of the After two years and no results her assertive manner, backed by declining prices might prompt outages at electric generating Noyes, 36. heating oil should be slightly seasonal incre.se in demand on in trying to collect her money, a strong voice. “ This is one case consumers to be less diligient in stations and controls on the Newspaper routes available in your area... After 28 days in jail, he was cheaper and natural gas more heating oil prices.” the report conserving energy. Michele Noyes confronted the in a million. I’m sure,” she said. supply of electricity. released Oct. 20 after promising expensive in Connecticut this said. “The ample situation in manager of the support- But Salius said the division The report predicted that natu­ Electricity prices have actu­ in Superior Court in Hartford to winter, slate officials are predict­ Connecticut should also help Earn money and prizes by delivering the enforcement division, Joseph S. cannot quickly handle all the ral gas prices would run about 2 ally declined during the last 18 whittle away the debt, ing there willbeam ple supplies of avert any sizable increase in Rafala, saying the state could 15,000 new complaints it receives Thank You Manchester! percent higher than last year. months. Manchester Herald in your neighborhood. “We get lots of calls from both available to help fend off price if temperatures are actu­ have found her former husband each year. The prices are controlled by state Prices for customers of United cold weather. ally colder than normal.” regulators. Illuminating customers defi­ Call today to get more details. The report also said that plant Retail heating oil prices have Demand has also grown about 2 nitely won’t go up during the outages could make electricity dropped 8 cents a gallon since percent, the report said. winter, because the company, supplies tight, the report by the May. to 80 cents as of Nov. 1. About half the wintertime de­ which serves primarly the New slate Office of Policy and Man­ Crude oil proces fell $4 a barrel, mand for natural gar is met by 647-9946 Haven-Bridgeport area, has not agement said. from $17.50 to $13.50, thanks to a the two pipelines serving the CONGRATULATIONS UPON filed for a rate increase with state The report on the state’s winter feud among oil-producing nations state. The other half comes from energy outlook predicted that the regulators. about production quotas, the underground storage tanks and Marble St...... all Ferguson Rd...... 125-360 price of No. 2 heating oil would report said. supplements such as propaneand Northeast Utilities has filed for McCabe St...... all 30 YEARS OF SERVICE ri.se no higher than 85 cents a Total heating oil inventories in a rate increase, but it wouldn’t liquified natural gas. stock Place...... all Baldwin Rd...... all gallon during the height of winter, Connecticut are up 11 percent take effect until after the winter if Although electricity prices No. Main St...... 397-496 Concord Rd...... all compared to the nearly 90cents a over last year’s levels, the report should main stable, the report it were granted. gallon last year. said. Harlan St...... 15-83 warned that a prolonged cold The report predicted that de­ Bldwell St...... all “Lower crude prices should The report did caution that Henry St...... 16-119 to the community spell could result in unplanned mand for electricity this winter Horace St...... all will be even greater than it was Summit St...... 332-382 Server St...... all last winter, when demand hit Lllley St...... all Packard St...... all record levels. New nuclear sub launched Main St...... 399-494 Chalmers St...... all and to In Connecticut, all four nuclear Summit St...... 1-70 Overland St...... all GROTON (AP) — Now that the plants are now operating. since the end last month of a Commissioner J.L. Plummer Wadsworth St...... all first Navy vessel named after the bitter three-month strike that represented the city of Miami at Huntington ...... all Hilliard St...... 114-353 MANCHESTER city of Miam i since World War II, idled most of the shipyard’s 10.000 the ceremony and said. “ We are Canterbury St...... all a nuclear-powered attack subma­ HIghwood Dr...... all blue-collar workers. proud and we want to share that Cumberland St...... all rine. has been launched it must AMERICAN FUEL MEMORIAL HOSPITAL The only reference to the strike pride with you today.” He also Weaterly St...... all undego a year of sea trials before Qolway St...... all was made by shipyard General said the city was trying to it jo ins the fleet. OIL INC. Kerry St...... all Manager James E, Turner Jr., persuade the Navy to conduct Main St...... 1-174 The ship was launched Satur­ MANCHESTER, CT North St...... all who said the launch “reaffirms commissioning cerertionies for Grove...... 1-47 day at the E le c tric Boat shipyard North School St...... 1-84 the ability of this company to the submarine next year in Pin# Hill...... all amid anti-nuclear weapons DISCOUNT OIL Wood Lane...... all withstand and recover from its M iam i. Eaat Canter St...... 408-608 protests. difficulty.” A launch is the first step in Alpine St...... all During the ceremony, about 35 Turner, who was named gen­ preparing an attack submarine American Legion Or...... all members of the Coalition to Stop Jaffarton St...... all eral manager two months ago for entry into the Navy fleet. The Armory St...... all Trident peacefully distributed Kanwo'bd Or...... all THE PENNY SAVER during the strike, said the iaunch M iam i w ill have to undergo about /GAL. Haynes St...... all leaflets outside the shipyard, Tolland Tpke...... 472-525 would provide workers with "re­ a year of tests before it is 125 O il. Min. Delivery Main St...... 285-378 located on the Thames River near Union Place...... all newed spirit.” The strike ended determined ready for active duty. Russell St...... all 46 Purnell Place Long Island Sound. C.O.D. Unicorn St...... 133-264 when a new contract was ratified It then will be commissioned, or H. Lawrence Garrett III, un­ (Price Subject to Change) Oct, 11. formally accepted into the Porter St...... 458-850 dersecretary of the Navy and a No. Main St. 649-3927 Protests organizers said their N a v y ’s fleet. Volutn. DiKount - SV C.O.O. Wyllys St...... 1-90 Union St...... Miami native, hailed the subma­ SOO Qal or More ...... 13-91 demonstration was "a remem­ The 360-foot-long M iam i w ill be rine as “symbolic of the best Charter Oak St...... 141-348 Manchester’s First Thrift Shop brance of veterans, not only of the equipped with anti-submarine America can produce.” Gardner St...... 3-66 Squire Village...... all veterans of the w a r that ended in torpedoes and Tomahawk cruise 646-3905 The M iam i was the first subma­ Gardner St. West...... all A Service of the Menchester Memorlel Hospital Auxiliary. 1918, but veterans of work places missiles. It will carry a crew of 24 Hours Full Service Avallabla Strant ...... rine launched at the shipyard Highland St. like Electric Boat.” 127. Summit St...... (Dugan’s Alley...... 8-37 ...... 63-203 Hunniford Rd...... Sycamore Lane...... all ...... all “Holiday Thanks” ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. 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Nov. 14, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Nov. 14, 1988 _7 NATION & WORLD NA'nON Some Palestinians & W O RLD won’t give up land Charles at 40 Mansfield retires NABLUS, Occupied West Bank "W e are against all the posi­ TOKYO (AP) — U.S. Ambassador Mike (AP) — Graffiti spray-painted tions that are calling for the end of Mansfield, a lean Montanan who spent along a hilly street in this West armed struggle ... for peace with much of his lengthy political career Heir to the British throne Bank city gave a message of the murderers ... for recognition promoting better relations between the intransigence to the Palestinian of a Zionist state on even one inch United States and Asia, announced today leaders meeting in Algeria. of our land,” it said. has carved out his niche that he is retiring at age 85. letters "It is disgraceful for a hand to Fundamentalists have repeat­ Foreign Minister Sosuke Uno reacted to shake hands with the one who By Edith M. Lederer 3 edly disputed the PLO-backed the imminent departure of Japan's much kills our own people," said the leadership of the 11-month upris­ The Associated Press valued friend with “ deep regret,” a WASHINGTON (AP) - Along slogan, signed by a pro-Syrian ing against Israeli occupation of ministry official said. Mansfield said he PLO faction. with congratulations, the nation's BIRMINGHAM, England - the West Bank and Gaza Strip. would leave Tokyo before Jan. 1. While many in the occupied Roman Catholic bishops are Prince Charles today celebrated The PLO, which includes the Mansfield, a Democrat who set longevity territories are looking to the sending President-elect George his 40th birthday with a trip to Palestinians’ 20 percent Chris­ records during his 16 years as U.S. Senate Palestine National Council ses­ Bush a reminder they will speak Birmingham for an inner-city tian iiiiiiority as well as majority majority leader and in his 11 years as envoy sion in Algiers to declare Palesti­ out firmly on national issues and “ street party.” and the Defense Moslems, wants Palestine to be a to the crucial Tokyo post, told a packed nian independence on Tuesday, not "only in praise and apprecia­ Ministry promoted him to Royal secular nation, while fundamen­ news conference at the American Embassy thus granting implicit recogni­ tion” of White House policies. I Air Force colonei and navy talists demand an Islamic state. that he and his wife Maureen had decided it tion of Israel's existence, a For starters, the bishops' own captain. was time to retire. The differences were recently president. Archbishop John May significant number strongly re­ patched up, but the rift appar­ As he crosses into middle age, ject such a move. of St. Louis, declared they would the heir to the British throne, who ently is reopening over the issue stand with Pope John Paul II "in has no constitutionally defined Killer sought revenge The slogan in Nablus was of recognizing Israel. denouncing injustices and actions job. has carved his own role — as signed by the Popular Front for The declaration of independ­ which foster disrespect for hu­ crusader for the underprivileged AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) — A man who the Liberation of Palestine, a ence expected to be accepted by AP pholo man life, from abortion to the and protector of the environment. shot to death one person and wounded three Syrian-backed PLO faction long the Palestine council is based on death penalty." On the eve of the prince's others before killing himself wanted WITH THIS RING — Eugene Young places a wedding ring on the hand of opposed to softening the Palesti­ the United Nations’ 1947 partition The reference is a pointed one birthday, one of his close asso­ revenge for his firing as an administrator of his bride Tammy Grigsby as the Rev. Louise Reed looks on. The pair was nian refusal to recognize the plan calling for Arab and Jewish since Bush campaigned for the replity of Israel 40 years after its states side-by-side in Palestine, ciates, Tom Shebbeare, said mi. a home for the retarded, state police say. "’fu: . o'her couples Sunday in Chicago after having to presidency as a vigorous de­ Charles is irritated by the news “ He knew his victims by their first names reth nk their relationships because of a ban on overnight guests at the founding. or what has become Israel and the occupied territories. fender of capital punishment — media's obsession with peddling and asked for them specifically when he Rockwell Gardens housing project. Already, other small Syrian- Moderate Palestinians argue portraying rival Michael Dukakis what he called "tittle-tattle” and PRINCE CHARLES came to their home,” state police spokes­ backed, leftist PLO factions such I as weak for taking the other side fiction about Charles' private life, . . . enters middle age man Steve McCausIand said of Alan this implies recognition of the as Saiqa, the Popular Front for Jewish state and hope a council — as weil as a foe of abortion. which he said distracts from the Matterson, 36, of Cumberland. the Liberation of Palestine- interventions into areas of public Dubcek urges drive drifted into fashionable Saratoga Springs, declaration based on the so-called May made his comments in a prince's serious work. Matterson was fired in 1987 from his job three miles west of the unlicensed landfill. General Command, and Fatah speech prepared for delivery life are things that he can do two-state solution would open the Hundreds of well-wishers at the former Androscoggin Community BOLOGNA, Italy (AP) — Two decades Saratoga Springs issued a health alert for Uprising have declared a boycott today at the opening of the usefully for the nation," Sheb­ way for peace talks. cheered and sang "Happy Birth­ Home in Mechanic Falls, a home for 14 after Soviet tanks stopped his Prague the west side. Residents were told to keep of this, week's session of the National Conference of Catholic day, Dear Charlie” when he beare was quoted as saying. “ The mentally handicapped adults. It is now Spring reforms, Alexander Dubcek says Palestine council. But Moslem fundamentalists general problem is that what he their windows shut and stay inside if they argue the PLO-dominated Pales­ Bishops' annual meeting. AP photo arrived in Birmingham. called Main Street Mechanic Falls and is Czechoslovakia has no choice but to launch have trouble breathing. In recent years, several of the spends most of his energy on under new management. Moslem fundamentalists, who tine National Council has no right BURIED BODIES — Dirt is removed Smiling, he received flowers another drive for democracy. Firefighters dug trenches around the bishops' major statements have been found buried in shallow graves. doesn't get much of an airing.” command an even larger follow­ to speak for all Palestinians. Sunday from the side yard of a Victorian and two birthday kisses, then met Police said Matterson shot the home's Wiping away tears, the 66-year-old blaze today. The rest of the area is “ 17acres stirred controversy outside as The 71-year-oid iandiady who is missing After years of being picked on ing than the leftists, also object to "The PNC (Palestine council) boarding house in downtown Sacra­ with about 20 young people who former bookkeeper, two state officials who Dubcek received an honorary degree of fuel” that must be kept from the flames, well as inside the church, particu­ has been linked to the deaths. have established their own busi­ by the tabloid press, which has had been involved in regulating such homes Sunday for the efforts that provoked the any move toward recognizing does not take Islamic stands,” mento, Calif., where five bodies have accused him of everything fron) said Paul Lent, Saratoga County emer­ Israel. In a leaflet distributed in said Ahmed, a lecturer at An- larly as they took issue with nesses with the help of his and one of their relatives. One victim 1968 Soviet-led invasion of Czechoslovakia gency services coordinator. Reagan administration policies Prince's Youth Business Trust. eccentricity to failing as a hus­ remains hospitalized in serious condition. and his ouster as the country's Communist the occupied lands last week, the Najah University in Nablus who on nuclear arms, Latin America He also announced a new $72 band, Charles has recently been The series of shootings spanned about 100 Party leader. fundamentalist group Hamas, or refused to give his last name. " I and the U.S. economy. million trust that will provide lauded as “ charismatic” and “ a miles in New Hampshire and Maine in less In Czechoslovakia, the official media Zeal, called on the PLO not to don’t think the Islamic movement capitulate. “ We are sometimes criticized Woman who buried 5 boarders grants, loans and business advice great communicator.” than four hours Saturday night and early today did not report on Dubcek's first public Shuttle test starts is represented in the PNC.” The new media appraisal fol­ for being too concerned about the to young entreprenuers. Prime Sunday, McCausIand said. speech in 18 years, but the Communist CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) - A world, of pursuing an agenda that Minister Margaret Thatcher's lowed a 70-minute television Party daily Rude Pravo launched a fierce countdown simulation was under way early in the minds of some critics is on parole for drugging elderly government has agreed to match attack on modern architectural Death squad kills 37 attack on unnamed “ protagonists of the today for a classified space shuttle flight Israelis uncover secuiar, leftist or in some way donations up to that level. development — including central Prague Spring” — Dubcek's short-lived scheduled late this month. 'ideological,'” May said. But he Birmingham, which Charles said reform in 1968. SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) - Puente was interviewed Friday Later today, he was to attend a SEGOVIA, Colombia (AP) — Thirty- The five astronauts who will fly the said actions and statements by herself,” Enloe said. "W e know had been turned into a monstrous A landlady suspected of killing at by police after the first body was glittering Buckingham Palace seven people were slain by a death squad mission were to board the shuttle Atlantis the pope have shown the bishops she's had people help her dig the ball. concrete maze in which only cars least five people and burying discovered but was released for holes.” shortly after soldiers and police officers left Dump fire unhealthy for the final two hours of the rehearsal to 16 guerilla squads it is not possible to have "too could find their way. “ People them in the yard of her Victorian lack of evidence. As Charles was en route to this northern gold mining town, local check communications and run through much social consciousness." Police were unable to deter­ didn't stand a chance,” he said. MILTON, N.Y. (AP) — Firefighters boardinghouse was on parole for Puente was convicted in 1982 of Birmingham, the Defense Minis­ authorities say. Among the dead were six other launch day procedures. JERUSALEM (AP) - The The bishops this week will mine the identities of the victims The prince has been expressing today struggled to isolate a smoky arrests and destruction of houses drugging three elderly people, grand theft and imprisoned for try awarded him the double children and eight women. The countdown test began early Sunday army said it arrested at least 54 consider a number of seemingly or how they died because four of his views with greater determine underground landfill fire that has kept were intended to serve as a police say. drugging three elderly people and promotion. The ranks are cere­ Thirty-five others were wounded in the and will be followed on Tuesday and Palestinian guerrillas in the West secular proposals, including one the bodies were wrapped in cloth tion on other issues as well: the about 25 families from their homes for three deterrent to violence before the Detectives were seeking the taking their possessions after monial; the prince ended his submachine-gun and hand-grenade attack, Wednesday by a flight readiness review Bank as the PLO’s parliament-in­ caliing on Congress to ease a 1986 or plastic, investigators said. creation of jobs and businesses, days. declaration of an independent manager of the rooming house, meeting them in bars, police said. active career with Britain's which occurred Friday night in this town during which a firm launch date will be set. exile met in Algiers with the law and give iegal standing to They were able to determine the the building of homes that people Saratoga Hospital reported that about 60 Palestinian state in the West Dorothea Montalvo Puente, 59, She served 2‘/i years of a armed services in 1976. 180 miles north of Bogota, Mayor Rita Ivon The current target is Nov. 30, but shuttle intention of declaring an inde­ many more undocumented His­ sex of only the first body, would like to iive in, the protec­ people had been treated for respiratory Bank and Gaza Strip. for investigation of murder, said five-year sentence before being Charles chose the Prince's told The Associated Press on Sunday. managers could change that based on their pendent Palestine homeland. panic workers. "wrapped like a mummy” and tion of the environment, and a problems from the acrid smoke, which Homicide Lt. Joe Enloe. paroled, officials said. Trust — which he established in two-day assessment. Israeli radio reports today also The reports did not say whether May indicated that if U.S. described as a gray-haired united Europe where individual the incidents were politically Investigators said they believe The boardinghouse is not a 1976 to help disadvantaged youths said Palestinians in Arab east Catholics once kept quiet out of woman. countiles retain their own lan­ timed. The army would not say seven or eight bodies may have nursing home and did not require find jobs — to organize his public Jerusalem distributed leaflets fear they would be accused of guages and culture. when the arrests were made, but been buried in the yard, based on a license. The bodies, all found in the fetal birthday celebration in Bir­ with the hymn of their soon-to-be- disloyalty to their government, "This man is deeply serious in the houses were destroyed in the the number of residents who are The first body was discovered position, showed no signs of mingham. Britain's second- proclaimed state. Copies of the such attitudes are gone. the be^enae, concerned with the 24 hours preceding their missing, Enloe said. Friday and was followed by the trauma, according to police, who largest city. Latins asked to pressure Nicaragua song were not immediately "Catholics in America have quality of life,” said Stephen announcement. The woman apparently had Shebbeare, director of the available. long since passed the time when unearthing of two more bodie.s said autopies would be O'Brien, chief executive of Busi­ WASHINGTON (AP) - Secre­ been cashing some of the victims' Saturday and two others Sunday. performed. Prince's Trust, said in an inter­ Nicaragua to reverse what the the military aid cutoff to the The Palestine National Coun­ we must prove ourselves to this ness in the Community, another tary of State George P. Shultz number of private meetings with The arrest of at least 54 Social Security checks for several view published Sunday in the administration regards as the country which we love," he said, After uncovering the fifth body, organization in which Charles is a traveled to El Salvador today, Contras. They cite a statement his fellow diplomats during his Palestinians who allegedly be­ cil, the Palestine Liberation months, he said. The motive in Enloe said evidence was disco­ Observer newspaper that the Sandinista government’s poor two months ago by House "Now is the time to translate our police arrested John McCauley, very active president. hoping to persuade Latin Ameri­ brief stay. He is bracing for a longed to 16 guerrilla squads and Organization’s parliament-in­ the deaths was believed to be vered in the graves linking prince had decided not to give an record since Congress cut off teaching into action, to build a 59, on suspicion of being an But there are other sides to the can foreign ministers to increase Speaker Jim Wright, D-Texas, barrage of questions about per­ the destruction of several houses exile, was expected to make its robbery, he said. Puente to the deaths, but he interview himself because he military aid to the Nicaraguan more just nation and a more accessory to the homicides. 21st Prince of Wales. pressure on Nicaragua’s leftist that the administration was try­ sonnel and policy shifts were reported by Israel radio and declaration Tuesday in Algiers at Digging crews, directed by McCauley, a resident at the declined to elaborate. didn't want to get involved "in the Contras last February, the offi­ ing to disrupt peace talks in the end of the four-day session. peaceful world." There's the action man who government to make democratic cials said. President-elect George Bush will army radio. forensic anthropologists, would boardinghouse, was arrested af­ hype” surrounding his birthday. Nicaragua by having the CIA May took a considerably more "Part of the reason we have loves polo and skiing, who plum­ reforms. make. A military spokesman con­ On Sunday, Israeli officials continue searching the front yard ter he gave conflicting informa­ "He is now pretty determined In an interview last week. "provoke” a clampdown by the conciliatory stance on the main probable cause (for her arrest) is meted into the ocean in a tangled After a pre-dawn flight to El At his news conference Wed­ firmed the reports but did not denounced the national council's of the home today where neigh­ tion, Enloe said. that he has departed on an Assistant Secretary of State Sandinistas. intra-church matter the bishops because we've been digging for parachute, and who skied clear of Salvador, Shultz was to address nesday, Bush did not say whether elaborate. expected move to approve a U.N. bors reported a hole had been “ We do not believe that this interesting and useful role as the Elliott Abrams said the Sandinis- Shultz has been a frequent will debate and vote on this week two days, and we've discovered an avalanche that killed one of his the annual meeting of the Organi­ he will seek renewed military aid resolution that implicitly recog­ dug. Enloe said. could have been done solely by things,” he said. Prince of Wales, and that his tas have been so unyielding on visitor to El Salvador over the A military official who spoke on — a proposal that they reject a best friends. zation of American States Gen­ democratic reform that “ they’ve for the Contras but said the rebels condition of anonymity said, nizes Israel’s right to exist. draft Vatican document that eral Assembly. He planned to years, and the of(., lals said will have “ high priority” in his disappointed people who a re even today’s speech was to include “ This is a message to residents “ This means nothing. We’ve appears to undercut the theologi return to Washington tonight. m oderately sym pathetic to administration. (of the occupied territories). It numerous expressions of esteem There are diplomats from at heard all this before,” said cal authority of bishops' organ! State Department officials, them.” clarifies that the army is there Foreign Ministry spokesman zations such as theirs. Bush on spot after pro-environment claims who asked not to be identified, and affection for President Jose least two OAS countries with He said there has been an Napoleon Duarte, who Is dying of and continues to operate Alon Liel. “ (PLO Chairman) The bishops' proposed response said Shultz planned to cite Nica­ whom Shultz had no plans to WASHINGTON (AP) - The increase in repression in Nicara­ cancer. efficiently.” Arafat has always said this, but it uses such phrases as "rigid and Audubon Society's vice president action on a variety of fronts, from ragua as an exception to what has meet: Panama and Nicaragua. environmental community is said the top priority of the next head of the effort to scrap federal gua this year, including the Duarte, who is in the last year The radio reports said the is nothing.” confusing” and “ overiy defensive for public affairs. "Now is the convening an international con­ been a trend toward democratic looking to President-elect George president should be "proposing regulations, including some continued detention of about 40 of a five-year term, has been and negative" to describe the time for action. He's got a lot to ference on global warming to rule in the hemisphere over the Bush to take action early next laws to increase protection of the sacred to the environmental people involved in an anti­ perhaps the closest ally of the Vatican draft and says iiseems to prove." protecting this nation's disap­ past nine years. year to back up his campaign environment.” lobby. government protest last June. United States in the hemisphere, be “ pretending to be a study but Shortly after getting the Repub­ pearing wetlands .and cleaning up He intended to ask his Latin claim to be an environmentalist. Nancy Light of the Sierra Club Bush worked to overcome this The Sandinistas, meanwhile, and his government is the biggest with its conclusions already lican nomination. Bush moved to its polluted air. said, "The reason Bush got so American counterparts to use contend U.S. efforts to destabilize IT'S WISE TO PAY-BY-MAII "If he specifically proposes to by strong, although mainly gen­ recipient of U.S. aid in the region. determined." stake out the green ground, Both Bush and Dukakis ran as their diplomatic influence on Congress half of what he's many votes was because he did eralized, statements in favor of a Nicaragua are continuing despite Shultz also was planning a Stili, May said the bishops' proclaiming " I am an environ­ environmentalists, elevating the promised in the campaign, he'll eliminate some of the skepticism better environment. response has been portrayed mentalist” and putting Massa­ issue to a higher level than in Try Our Pay-By-Mail have a hell of an environmental about his earlier environmental “ In many ways Bush set up the incorrectly by the news media chusetts Gov. Michael Dukakis previous presidential races. They record,” says Gaylord Nelson, stands.” expectation he's going to be the “ as if it signaled some sort of on the defensive with ads about played to an increasingly popular counselor to the Wilderness She and other officials of best environmental president Program... struggle with the Holy See. With the filthy waters of Boston cause. Society. national environment and conser­ since Teddy Roosevelt,” said all due respect for the creative Harbor. A Gallup poll released two days "Proclaiming himself anenvir- vation groups said in interviews Rick Hind of U.S. Public Interest It makes paying your subscription easier on imaginations of certain writers, In what amounted to an indirect before Bush's election said that 65 onmentalist is not enough,” says with The Associated Press that Research Group. 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But there also presidential candidacy that be­ employed the stock lines that has been criticism from top gan in a furor but settled into Quayle would "make an out­ these past two years in obscurity, experts say. officials in the Vatican, who ask standing vice president” and had the General Assembly. for whom the bishops were Encumbered by his irhage as a been "tempered by steel” as he political novice who needed a I would like to pay by mail for my Manchester Herald subscription Please begin my speaking, and on what authority. Marilyn Monroe George Bush Abraham Lincoln Dan Quayle weathered the furor over his During the past 28 years we Other critics have suggested the bevy of professional handlers to military service, academic re­ have lived In Manchester; pay-by-mail subscription on bishops were taking on issues that survive early campaign controv­ cord and personal life. ersies, Quayle enters a Bush working on behalf of the were none of their business. The president-elect told repor­ Enclosed please find payment for But May said, "Our people need Bush, Quayle distantly related administration in which he has few intimates or allies. ters Quayle would have access to community has boon a major Carrier Delivery: to hear that the work we have BOSTON (AP) — President­ decade researching Bush's an­ lican Theodore Roosevelt and Relegated in the campaign to the same papers, information and focus of my life. I deeply □ 3 months ’ 23 10 □ 6 months ‘46 20 □ i year 92.40 begun on ‘social issues' — elect George Bush and Vice cestry, which will be included in Democrat Franklin Delano small towns and safe GOP areas, intelligence that is available to Senior Citizens: whether on nuclear policy, hu­ President-elect Dan Quayle may appreciate the opportunity his upcoming book on presiden­ Roosevelt, who were distant Quayle as vice president is likely the president. But he would go no man rights or advocacy for the be more than just running mates. tial lineage, timed to coincide cousins, were closely connected further in describing what assign­ an,|d privilege to continue to servo the people of Manchester and □ 3 months‘21 56 □ 6 months‘43 12 □ 1 year‘86 24 unborn, the poor and the home to be given a traditional ceremon­ A genealogist who speciaiizes in with the 200th anniversary of to New York society. ial role — going to political ments he would give Quayle. Optional carrier tip may be included with your payment □ Tip Amount less — will continue." the lineage of presidents says the state of Connecticut. George Washington's inaugura­ gatherings and state funerals — Quayle says Bush has talked to Noting that the 300 or so bishops Bush and Quayle are lOth cousins Both Bush and Quayle are 'Motor Route and Rural Delivery rates may vary tion April 30. rather than the advisory role that were meeting in the nation's once removed. WASPs — white, Anglo-Saxon, him about heading a space I assure you I will bring the same commitment to the next two Roberts is director of publica­ Walter Mondale and even Bush council, and that he assumes he'll capita!. May said it was approp­ The two are also related to Protestants — with a twist. They Name tions at the genealogical society, had, some scholars feel. have a role in the administra­ years that I have brought to my public responsibilities In the past. riate to congratulate Bush and to Abraham Lincoln, and the man both have strong ancestral ties to the nation's oldest and second "Dan Quayle is going to set the tion's anti-drug efforts. “ I will be assure him "o f the bishops' thought to be Marilyn Monroe's the South as well as New E gland, Address largest. vice presidency back about a a very close adviser to the Apt continuing commitment to the father, said Gary Boyd Roberts, a Roberts said. _Sincorely^^ “ Part of my mission is to show decade or more. One thing that president,” Quayle said. common weai.” genealogist at the New Engiand how one goes out from one's self Bush also is descended from City Zip political scientists have been But that's not the way everyone Phone "But our voices wiil not be Historic Genealogical Society in British royalty going as far back to one's family to the community talking about is just how much the sees it. heard only in praise and appreci­ Boston. as 12th century King Hei ’•y I, the and to various groups aroqnd the vice presidency has grown. ... MAKE IT EASY ON YOURSELF... PAY-BY MAIL ation,” he said. Bush, a Yankee, and Quayle, son of William the Conqueror, Both Bush and Mondale came nation,” Roberts said. “ If you With Quayle, It's just going to Jack W. Thompson from a wealthy Indiana news­ said Roberts. to their vice presidential cam­ iook at pedigree, you can tell retreat to the old days of politics paper publishing family, both paigns with substantial reputa­ State Representative about patterns in culture.” Quayle "almost certainly” has and funerals," said Ryan Baril- The Manchester Herald The first long-distance tele have 17th century roots in New Bush, he said, is only the third some royal ancestry but Roberts tions and were able to place key phone call was made in 1884, leaux, a professor of political 13th Assembly District P.O. Box 591 • Manchester, CT 06040 England, Roberts said. of what hecalls "Social Register” has not thoroughly researched his staffers in important positions in between Boston and New York. science at Miami University in the respective presidential cam­ Roberts has spent almost a presidents. The first two. Repub­ family tree. Oxford, Ohio, who studies the paigns, Barilleaux notes. 8 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Nov. 14. 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Nov. 14, 1988 ■ OPINION FOCUS/Advicc WIT OP THE WORLD REI8INQER Zagreb YUGOSLAVIA Marry ways Scandal Tell landlord you won’t live with bugs DEAR BRUCE: We to aid needy recently moved from D EAR BRUCE: Eighteen months brewing one apartment in our If everything is as you described, the ago we opened a restaurant and company that sold you the equipment complex to another be­ purchased all brand-new equipment cause we needed an committed fraud, pure and simple, no Smart Money for a little more than $100,000. chance of a “ business error.” T h ere are plenty o f ways fo r people to g iv e extra bedroom after the Last month, some of the equipment at FDA birth of our last child. failed and we called a mechanic. He thanks for their good forture by helping others Bruce Williams I am surprised that you have not We’ve been here almost took one look at the equipment and found an attorney who would take a who are not so fortunate in this Thanksgiving OKTER By Jack Anderson four months and have said, “ When did you buy this?” We matter of this kind on a contingency season. and Dale Van Atta had a problem that the told him, and he said the stuff was basis — that is, for a percentage of the The Manchester Area Conference of landlord can’t seem to more than 4 years old — all the major award. Whether or not there would be solve. pieces of equipment had been used. punitive damages is something I ’m Churches is again providing Thanksgiving WASHINGTON — The race by rival E very day, beetles fall out of the We paid for brand-new refrigera­ not in a position to know. drug companies to win government D EAR R.N.: Not only is it not fair, baskets of food to needy Manchester families air-conditioning ducts and onto the tion and processing equipment and approval forgenericdrugshasledtoa but in my judgment it also breaks the and already has 336 families on its list. floor. One duct is near the stove and now find the majority was not new! I But I would immediately seek out federal probe Into allegations that terms of a normal landlord-tenant we’ve actually found beetles in our asked a sales person at the mainte­ the best civil attorney in your area MACC can make good use of money and gifts and favors may have swayed the lease. food! The building owner has sent in nance company what the used stuff (one who specializes in consumer m uscle to m eet this y e a r’s need. Food and Drug Administration. It is up to the landlord to provide exterminators several times, but the habitable premises and, clearly an was worth, and he said no more than fraud) and pursue the matter T h ere are a num ber o f w ays you can help Between 1981 and 1986, gene riedrug bettles keep coming back. 30 cents on the dollar. That means vigorously. sales tripled to $5.1 billion a year. As apartment where beetles fall out of your neighbor. We didn’t have this problem in our the air conditioner into your food on an we’ve been defrauded out of about the popularity of generic drugs has In a parallel vein, you should tell other apartment and none of our ongoing basis is not habitable! $70,000. Those who can a fford to do so can adopt a soared, so has the competition to neighbors have the difficulty. We told your state or local Department of market them. For a drug company, It’s his responsibility to remedy this My attorney feels that we have a Consumer Affairs about this transac­ PEOPLE fa m ily or m ore than one fa m ily and provide the landlord that we wanted to break the cost of producing and selling a pretty good case, but he says we would tion. It’s the type of activity that gives food for an entire week. All it takes is a call to our lease, but he said it would cost us problem, release you from your lease nameless copy of a proven drug is $585 — one month’s rent. or, since there are vacant apartments have to come up with a lot of money as the entire business community a bad Thoughts on arraignment the MACC’s Department of Human Needs at negligible compared to the cost of We are willing to move into another available, allow you to move without a retainer. Do you think this is worth name. 646-4114. developing, testing and marketing penalty. Indeed, it seems to me that he pursuing? I should add that we’re N E W YORK apartment in the complex, but the (AP) — Former new drugs. landlord claims he’s entitled to get an ought to absorb your moving struggling right now to make ends Others can donate a turkey or the Philippine first Federal investigators were tipped extra month’s pay for allowing us to expenses. meet, and it would be difficult for us to Bruce Williams, Am erica’s top trimmings and deliver them to Concordia lady Imelda Mar­ NlEmWLE, KT THl aD LIEERHS’ HOttE off to the potential scandal early last move. We can’t afford that and don’t pay the attorney’s fees. radio talk host. Is heard each week There is no way in the world that I cos said her recent Lutheran Church before Nov. 22. summer. A subsequent raid of FDA think it’s fair. K B night on NBC stations. Write to files led to a joint probe by a Hou.se would consider paying him a pre­ arraignment in R.N., KANSAS CITY, Mo! Williams in care of the Manchester Anyone who has non-perishable foods to subcommittee and the inspector gen­ mium for a problem that is his New York on rack­ CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA responsibility to solve. Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester o ffe r can d e liv e r them to the church b efore 5 eral's office of the Health and Human DEARK.B.: By all means pursue it. 06(M0. eteering charges p.m. Friday. Services Department. The investiga­ w a s like a Balancing special prosecutors tors are also considering the findings crucifixion. On Nov. 22, MACC will need help handling of a private detective hired by “It was worse officials at a drug company who the heavy food boxes, and it will need people By William A. Rusher Given the American people’s recent Naturally the Meese ruling is highly Moms find words of love than Gethse- became suspicious when competitors to deliver them. habit of awarding the executive unpopular with the Congress, and mane,” she told repeatedly beat them to the punch in branch to one party and Congress to pressure on Thornburgh to re.scind it Dr. Gott Peoplemagazinein There are plenty of opportunities to find Attorney General Richard Thorn­ winning FDA approval for generic the other, battles between these two has been heavy. The ultra-liberal New the Nov. 2l edition. burgh is in serious peril of disregard­ drugs. Peter Gott, M.D. after losing all their anger sp ecific w ays to express gratitude for being in branches of the federal government York Times columnist Anthony Lewis “ It was like being ing the Dangerfield Doctrine, so In late July, an FDA chemist and the position o f being able to o ffe r help instead are absolutely guaranteed. By pa.ss- obtained an early interview with the on the cross.” called because it was first enunciated ing a law providing that investiga­ two drug industry officials refused to Imelda Marcos o f needing help. new attorney general and reported, DEAR for me to have blamed my She said demon­ by the well-known stand-up comic tions of high officials for former submit documents to the House with a broad wink, that Thornburgh ABBY: Thank daughter, but that is what I did. It strators in New York inflicted pinpricks on her who gets no respect “ Look out for officials of the executive branch must subcommittee that is looking into the Those who take advantage of those was reconsidering its desirability. you for printing wasn’t her fault that she was the and other members of her entourage. Number One.” it counsels, "and don’t be conducted by independent counsel allegations of preferential treatment opportunities will find it brings them personal step in Number Two.” Subsequent leaks from the Justice the letter from image of her father’s mother. It “ I didn’t (eel it until much later,” she said. (rather than by the Justice Depart­ Our associate Jim Lynch has Department seem to confirm this. ■ ’Feeling all came out on the psychiatrist’s Deposed Philippine President Ferdinand satisfaction. First-time donors may find that Thornburgh, whom President Rea­ ment, which is itself a part of that obtained copies of the material now Dear Abby I hope, for Thornburgh’s own sake Guilty” — the couch. Thank God, I sought the Marcos and his wife are accused of plundering helping others becomes a good habit. Try it. gan appointed in August to succeed branch and hence might be thought under federal scrutiny. It points to a Therapy to lower mother who Abigail Van Buren help I needed. the retiring Ed Mee.se. is a well- and the sake of a reasonable balance questionable relationship between the $103 million in Philippine government fundsina prejudiced). Congress landed a heavy couldn't bring regarded former governor of Pen­ between frequently hostile branches FDA chemist. Charles Chang, and at Keep recommending profes­ fraudulent scheme to buy New York real estate. blow squarely on the solarplexus of it s herself to show nsylvania. and has the added merit of adversary. of government, that he permits the least seven private drug firms Chang your cholesterol sional help, Abby. I shudder to They could face 20 years in prison if convicted. being a longtime friend and supporter new regulation to stand. (Conserva­ love to her 15- think what could have happened was a supervisory chemi.st in the year-old of George Bu.sh. His politics are more Turning a prosecutorial inquiry tives will be watching his decision FDA’s generic drug division before to me and my family had I not had DEAR DR. GOTT: I’ve hea^ there is something d a u g h te r. I it. New lesson or le.ss moderate by Republican over to a special appointed outside carefully, as an important index tohis the investigation began. He has since Papandreou to remain made from ground seeds th ^ Works as well as know exactly how she feels. standards, which is par for the course attorney — who is provided with office general attitude. been reassigned to another division hearing you say that before.” SAW THE LIGHT IN NEVADA prescription medicine to lower cholesterol. What For the first four or five years PIRAEUS, Greece (AP) — Margaret in Pennsylvania. But he has a sharp space, a huge battery of investigators The federal investigators are look Abby, that just about broke my Ultimately, it would probably be can you tell me about it? Papandreou, the American-bom wife of ear for things that are unbearably and junior lawyers, and millions of ing into allegations that Chang of my son’s life, I simply could not heart. Imagine being 7 years old best if the whole device of "special show him any affection and I was DEAR ABBY: You recently Greece’s socialist premier, said she will remain offensive to conservatives, as he dollars with which to pursue the manipulated application procedures and never hearing your mom say for schools prosecutors” were abandoned, and D EAR READER; A study in the “ Archives of published a poem titled “ Equal­ in Greece even if her marriage ends. miserable because I couldn't do demonstrated by resigning from the matter — virtually guarantees that in return for favors from the compan ” I love you” before. the responsibility for enforcing the Internal Medicine” (February 1988) showed that ity Day,” sent to you by Kris “ Of course I plan to stay in Greece, it’s my American Civil Liberties Union back .some crime will be alleged and ies .seeking approval to sell generic anything about it. Deep down I From that day on, I changed laws were left where the Constitution psyllium hydrophilic mucilloid (Metamucil), a Cavosie, who had found it in a home,” she told a meeting of the Women’s in 1968. when that organization began prosecuted. The result has been that, drugs. The favors are alleged to have really loved Tommy and would my ways and have said “ I love puts it: in the executive branch. The dietary fiber made from the husk of psyllium seeds newsletter published by the Ne­ Union of Greece aboard a cruise liner in the port its long march to the left that recently merely by rai.sing a hullabaloo (with included furniture, dinners, enter­ have killed anyone who tried to you” every day. And you know Trust big business to know what’s good for idea that the Justice Department is (given as 3.4 grams in cold water three times a day) braska Coalition of Women. You of Piraeus. got Michael Dukakis into such the loyal help of their media cronies) tainment and other gifts. harm him. Yet I held him at what? I really do. too partisan to be trusted to pro.secute reduced serum cholesterol about 15 percent in 26 arm’s length. stated that the author was Mrs. Papandreou, 64, has campaigned for the country. A coalition of corporations, trouble. over President Reagan’s closest aides On Nov. 19. 1987. three boxes of NO MORE GUILT IN members of that branch is an patients. unknown. women’s rights and helped establish the union, including United Airlines and Sears, Roebuck, TThe problem is that one of the last — Lynn Nofziger. Michael Deaver Why? Because I was crazy in ILLINOIS unworthy byproduct of Watergate furniture were sent to Chang’s Mary­ Well, I am the author. I wrote the country’s biggest women’s group, in 1976. official acts of outgoing Attorney and Meese himself — the Democratic land home, according to the docu­ These findings are exciting because Metamucil is love with his father, "M ike,” who has opened up a school that proposes, in the that ought to be repudiated. inexpensive and produces few side effects (rarely, that poem in 1973 when I first She has made few public appearances since General Ed Mee.se was to promulgate bosses of Congress have been able to ments under federal scrutiny. It is not ordered me to get an abortion DEAR ABBY: I could have words of the idea’s originator, "to show the But as long as the sword of special intestinal obstruction and allergic reactions). became aware of the need for Premier Andreas Papandreou, 69, made public a new rule for the Justice Depart­ entangle them in con.stant and debili­ clear who paid for the queen-sized bed when I told him I was pregnant. written that letter signed “ Feel­ investigations and independent pro­ Although the study awaits confirmation, the results women’s liberation. However, several weeks ago his relationship with a public school system how a city school should ment, under which investigations of tating battles to save their personal frame and chair, but shipping records (We were not married.) I consi­ ing Guilty.” I thought I was the honor and stay out of jail. secutors is to be wieided at all, let it are encouraging. However, before mixing up your I ’ve always felt that the quest for 34-year-old airline stewardess and announced be managed.’’ There’s a touch of corporate possible criminality on the part of indicate that the shipping costs were dered an abortion, made all the only mother in the world who had members of Congress would be turned have two edges: one for the executive Metamucil drink, remember the following facts: arrangements, but couldn't go women’s liberation is not anti- he would divorce his wife. The couple marriedin arrogance involved here, but if the The significance of Meese’s new paid by Raju Vegesna. the president that problem. over to independent “ special prosecu­ branch, and the other for Congress. First, diet is the cornerstone of all cholesterol­ through with it at the last minute. men — that men as well as women 1951 when Papandreou was an economics regulation is that it subjects members of American Therapeutic Industries, have much to gain. professor in Michigan. Corporate-Community School can indeed tors," analogous to tho.se that are a drug company. lowering therapy. The simple act of cutting down on That cost me my relationship I had a 13-year-old daughter I of Congress to the same treatment, William A. Rusher, publisher of with Mike. couldn’t love. To make matters “ As regards my personal lifel think I ha vethe teach public schools a lesson, then all power to currently u.sed to investigate alleged Federal investigators al.so are cholesterol-laden foods — eggs, whole milk, cheese and thereby restores a modicum of National Review magazine, is a worse, I had two younger children I am happy to allow non-profit strength to conduct my own battle alone... but it. malefactors in the executive branch. looking into allegations by some of and red-meat animal fat — is sufficient therapy for I married someone else for all balance between the branches. syndicated columnist. from my second marriage and I organizations to use my poem. All for me the personal is political,” Mrs. Chang’s colleagues that he may have most people with elevated serum cholesterol. , the wrong reasons, but that Together the 16 corporations have invested had no trouble loving them at all. I ask is that I be credited as the Papandreou told reporters after Sunday’s given preferred companies some of Only a few patients require drug therapy; these marriage didn’t last long. I knew my feelings were wrong, author. Over the years, this poem meeting. over $2 million to fund the gram m ar school, the confidential information in their include people whose low density lipoprotiens (the » As time went on, I found myself “ bad” cholesterol) exceed 190 milligrams per being unreasonably hostile to unfair and downright mean, but I has surfaced in many publica­ which is set in a poor Chicago neighborhood. Dukakis went many extra miles competitors’ application files and that tions. It’s been fascinating and deciliter (in persons with no coronary heart Tommy. It got so bad that I couldn’t change my feelings. It's set up like a private school, but the he may have manipulated the appro David Merrick saiuted disease) or 160 mg-dl (in persons with coronary actually gave him to a friend fora Things got so bad, I went to a rewarding to see the distance this vaI process by directing the speed at “ child” of mine has traveled, and founders intend to stick as closely as possible By Jonathan Wolman heart disease or with certan risk factors), despite few days so I could get my head psychiatrist because I wasn’t NEW YORK (A P ) — Carol Channing and which certain applications were now it’s made “ Dear Abby” ! to the realities inner-city public schools face: reviewed. diet. screwed on straight. After hours able to sleep nights for the guilt I composer Jerry Herman sang “ Hello, David! ’’ was feeling. In less than a year, NANCY R. SMITH Higher teacher salaries, smaller classes and Tuesday afternoon, relaxing at The sleuths also are examining Second, oat bran — a natural sourceof fiber — has of soul-searching and praying, as Broadway producer David Merrick was home in Brookline, Mass., Michael been shown to lower cholesterol in conjunction with God finally spoke to my heart. He everything became perfectly M ANSFIELD, MASS. saluted as the Man of the Year by the Juvenile bigger budgets will not be the formula to bring Chang’s travel expenses over the past Dukakis knew he’d lost the Demo­ other dietary modifications. said, “ You are blaming Tommy clear. I didn’t realize it at the Diabetes Foundation. several years including visits to Los DEAR NANCY SMITH; Thank success to this school. crats’ best chance for the White House Third, nicotinic acid (thiamine, a natural for being born and coming time, but this innocent child was Channing played the lead in Herman’s “ Hello Angeles, the Bahamas, England. you for coming forward to claim vitamin) often will reduce serum cholesterol, and is between you and Mike.” When I the image of my first husband’s D olly!,” one of the many hits produced by One way the school's organizers intend to in years. Exit polls circulating Hong Kong and Taiwan. Documents mother who detested me because, the credit you deserve. You are Merrick. privateiy among campaign insiders from the M ayfair Hotel in London considered by some specialists to be a reasonable finally admitted it to myself, it make the school work well is by having told the story. ' first-line choice for drug therapy. as was the case in “ Feeling unquestionably the author. indicate that Mohammed Azeem was as though a heavy weight was The gala event Saturday at the Waldorf- teachers become more involved in the Guilty, ” her son had to marry me. He’d made a game showing in the apparently paid for Chang’s room on Ground seeds and other preparations may be lifted from my shoulders. Astoria Hotel raised $1.5 million for the Tommy is 11 now, and I ’ll never There was more to it, of course. I students' lives. Teachers will visit homes, and Midwest, and it would be close in Aug. 1, 1987. Azeem has served as a helpful in lowering cholesterol. Therefore, con­ foundation, which is the principal provider of cerned adults can do much to aid themselves forget one day about three years was still in high school, and he the school w ill also serve as a sort o f social California, but this much was clear: consultant for American Therapeu­ non-government funds for diabetes research, without necessarily needing medication. ago, we were driving down the was in college and had to drop out said spokesman Sam Rudy. Bush in Texas. Bush in Ohio. Bush in tics Industries and othercompanies in Wadding balls? Wadding blllsl Who services clearinghouse for students who need street, and I just felt like reaching and go to work to support me and New Jersey. Bush throughout Dixie. the generic drug business. He was one Odvi for what and avaryfhlng also you The 75-year-old Merrick, who has produced help, a function many schools try to fill, with over, giving his arm a pat and the baby. His mother always naad to know If you'ra planning a more than 80 shows on Broadway, was saluted No one in the Democratic camp had of the people who refused to submit wadding con ba found In Abby't booklat, Do you have medical questions you would like saying, “ I love you.” He turned thought I ruined his chances for a v a ry in g success, a serious scenario that provided for a documents to the House committee in "H ow to Hoyao Lovaly Wadding." Sand by such stars as Mary Martin and Georgia answered? Write to Dr. Peter M. Gott, P.O. Box college education and a success­ your noma and oddrott, plus chack or Dukakis victory with those states all July. toward me, his big brown eyes Brown and the cast of “ 42nd Street,” tapped out Furthermore, classes will be organized by 91428, Cleveland, Ohio 44101. Letters of general filled with tears, and said, ful professional career. monoy ordar for t2.IV to; Abby's going Republican. Yet Dukakis Chang. Azeem and Vegesna de­ Wadding Booklat, P.O. Box 447, Mount a production number from Merrick’s latest hit. interest will be printed in the column. “ Mommy, I don’t rem em berever Anyway, I know it’s irrational Morris, III. 41054. (PostogaIsIncll^ad ) skill levels instead of age, work will be wouldn’t quit. Defying the polls one clined to comment to us on the tailored to the student's needs and abilities last time, he directed campaign aides investigation. When they were subpo­ B.B. King caps night and there will be no letter grades. These kinds to line up some last-gasp airtime. enaed by the House Committee on' He may be ridiculed for his of innovations represent risks that Oversight and Inve.stigations. they MEMPHIS, Tenn. (A P ) — B.B. King, dispassionate bearing or vilified for each claimed that turning over the Buy new closed-end funds and lose money honored for keeping the blues alive in radio! public-school administrators, with taxpayers his nonchalant response to the Bush informa tion requested by the subcom­ capped a night of electrifying music with “ The looking over their shoulders, are often unable attack ads, but one thing you have to mittee would violate their Fifth Thrill is Gone” during the Ninth Annual Blues Would you like to lose securities to cover those redemptions or unwilling to take. say about Dukakis — he went the Amendment right against self the story. The other part is whether or Awards. money? Then buy — including securities that were well extra mile. get out and vote. incrimination. not the bonds themselves rise or fall in King, sporting his familiar guitar Lucille, has overshadowed Byrd for eight closed-end mutual worth holding. That can never happen Skeptics question the value o f setting up a Many extra miles. The FDA referred our questions to value. You could be receiving a high was scheduled to emcee Sunday’s award show It was a tour de force that helped yea'rs, but now the speaker will have funds when they first with a closed-end. private school in the inner-city. It’s been done Staring defeat straight in the eye, the Inspector General’s Office of the yield — and losing money because at the Peabody Hotel, but a late (light delayed maintain Democratic turnout, help­ to share the Democratic spotlight. become available and Key rules about investing in closed- his last 48 hours looked like this: Health and Human Services Depart­ Sylvia your principal is sinking. his arrival and made him the closing act. successfully before, they say, and ing other party candidates perhaps sell out within a year or end funds include; Denver on Sunday, to Portland to Lastly there is that nagging ethics ment and that office refused to A bond fund may have a high yield “ All of my life living here in Memphis I’ve corporations should instead be trying to more than himself — and it provided a so. You are almost 1. Never buy a new issue. True, Tacoma to Spokane. Early Monday in probe. Wright is under investigation comment. only because the portfolio manager never seen so many talented people ip one place stark contrast to Jimmy Carter, the guaranteed to lose. Porter some hot new issues rise to a im prove conditions within the public school Cleveland, to St. Louis to San In what little information that has has bought risky, speculative issues at one time,” King said. 1980 loser who infuriated Democrats by a special congressional counsel “ They stink,” says premium, selling for more than their system itself. Francisco to Los Angeles. A red-eye who is seeking to determine whether squeaked out to the public, govern­ that could go into default. Right now, Anson Funderburgh & the Rockets with Sam by conceding before the polls closed, Kathryn McGrath, di­ underling securities are worth. “ But flight to Des Moines, Detroit at dawn, Wright acted improperly in a book­ ment officials ha ve assured there is no many bond funds are selling at a Myers were thebig winners, grabbing honorsas leaving West Coast candidates twist­ rector of the division of the odds are overwhelmingly against But success at a private school built on the then back to Massachusetts to vote. evidence that ineffective or unsafe premium oyer what they are inher­ Blues Band of the Year, Contemporary Blues ing in the wind. publishing arrangement or in working investment manage­ it,” says Herzfeld. public model might well be translated into His events ranged from 20,000-plus with savings and loan lobbyists. generic drugs were approved as a ently worth — mainly because of their Album of the Year (or “ Sins” and Song of the ment for the Securities and Exchange actually working for them. Kathryn McGrath tells me she overflowing Embarcadero Plaza in ^ □ □ □ result of any alleged misconduct. high yields from low-grade securities. Year for "Changing Neighborhoods.” Myers public school improvements. The Corporate- Commission, who doesn’t mince ■ Most closed-ends wind up trading at hoped that if investors were better San Francisco to 500 people standing It’s interesting that the few incum­ The Oversight and Investigations “ That makes these bond funds very was chosen as Instrumentalist of the Year. You’d think that House Speaker Jim words in describing the sales practi­ a discount from the underlying value informed about the tendency for Community School merits close watching. in the rain in Detroit. The governor bents who met defeat last week Subcommittee, chaired by Rep. John vulnerable,’’ warns Herzfeld. Wright would be sitting pretty. ces involved in initial public offerings of the securities. Why? “ Closed-ends took mom with him to vote, and she included several who were trying to Dingell, D-Mich., plans to hold a closed-ends to trade at a discount, that “ You’re far better off buying a fund Ninety-eight percent of the House of of closed-end funds. tend to be neglected, ’ ’ explains Daniel would help. “ But the lesson doesn’t Center planning award bravely gave onlookers a V-for- make voters forget their ethical hearing on the generic drug approval that owns high-grade bonds, that has — The Berkshire Eagle, Pittsfield, Mass. Representatives was re-elected last “ I ’ve never bought a new issue,” Alan Seiver, professor of economics seem to be sinking in, and many victory salute. frailties. It proved easier said than policies of the FDA. low expenses, that provides a reaso­ DANBU RY (A P) — A local arts center plans week, and 60 percent of the members reports Thomas J. Herzfeld of Miami, at Miami University in Ohio. "B rok­ investors are getting stuck.” Not one to rest, he did some relaxing done, and now that the congressional nable yield, and that sells at a to establish an annual award for classical are Democrats. Twenty out of 27 Minl-edltorial Fla., who for 2 years has run a ers rarely recommend them.” 2. Never buy a fund selling at a Dukakis-style: raking leaves in his investigation into Wright’s activities discount.” singers in honor of Marian Anderson, the first Texas House members are brokerage firm that specializes in But let’s not throw the baby out with premium. Funds that invest in yard, then taking a power waik — this is coming to a head. Republicans are Moammar Ghadafi has been trying 4. Look for funds that sell at m ajor black artist signed by the Metropolitan Democrats. closed-ends, and traded hundreds of the bathwater. Even McGrath notes securities of a single foreign country, after not sleeping in a bed since sure to use the material — whether or to clean up his image — granting unusually wide discounts. Various Opera. millions of shares. that, "T h ere’s nothing wrong with for example, may sell for more than Saturday night. It’s not a bad power base. not Wright faces any sanctions — to benign interviews with foreign jour­ studies have shown that if you check Soprano Jessye Norman and violinist Isaac iJJanrlirBtrr Hrrali'i A closed-end fund is an investment closed-end funds as an investment their assets are fundamentally worth. Election-day polls said Dukakis was However, there are some clouds on put the House speaker on the nalists, laying low and playing the the high and low prices of a closed-end Stern will present a benefit concert next Aug. 12 Foundtd In 1881 company that buys a variety of vehicle. And it’s not illegal for them to Recently, shares of the Korea Fund doing well, but not well enough, when the horizons of Wright influence. defensive. whipped puppy since the U.S attack on fund over the years, and buy shares to raise some of the $500,000 needed for the securities — stocks, bonds, and the trade at a discount.” Adds Seiver, were selling at 85 percent more than PENNY M SIE FFER T...... Publisher he decided to give it one more try, not First of all, he must now share his Libya in 1986. But Moammar has been when the prices are unusually low, award. The benefit will mark the 50th This is no shrinking violet, however, like. The company issues its own "Closed-end funds can be an excellent their inherent value. Reason; Those GEORGE T C H A P P E L L ...... Editor for victory so much as for pride and a busy boy. Central Intelligence you can make a sizeable profit. anniversary of a concert given by Miss DOUGLAS A BEVINS ...... Essculivs Editor Texas political base. President-elect and one of the key political dynamics stock, which trades on exchanges or investment — if you’re careful.” securities are hard for Americans to respectabiiity. Agency Director William Webster Anderson on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial MARIE P GRADY . ; ...... City Editor Bush is sort of from Houston, as is the of 1989 Washington will be the over-the-counter (through brokers). In fact, they have a major advan­ buy directly. But these funds are risky The SEC is investigating initial ALEXANDER GIRELLI...... Asiocitts Editor Aides apparently then offered Du­ reports that Libya is building the in Washington, D.C. hot new politician in the Democratic speaker’s adjustment to the new The problems with new closed-ends tage over the “ open-end” mutual — such as stocks that sell at lofty public offerings of closed-end funds. kakis to the television networks, world’s largest known chemical wea­ The Charles Ives Center for the Arts will party (Lloyd Bentsen, aibeit he’s 67 order at the White House and in the include: funds with which investors are more price-to-earnings ratios. Harzfeld ad­ The best solution simply may be for DENISE A ROBERTS ...... Adverllilng Directorfinally settling for more than a dozen years old), pons plant. You can’t teach a mad dog administer the award for singers of achieve­ JEANNE Q FR O M ER TH ...... Business Meneger Senate. And in Texas. ■ Buyers pay hefty commissions to familiar. With an open-end fund, you vises investors to avoid buying funds the underwriters to lower their interviews distributed by satellite. In new manners. ment and potential, which is intended to be a SHELDON C O H E N ...... Composing Meneger Moreover, the Senate will soon be brokers who sell them, typically 7 buy and sell shares directly from the selling at premiums. commissions. ROBERT H. H U B B A R D ...... Pressroom MenegerInterview after interview the gover­ electing a new leader to succeed percent of their investment. If inves­ cash prize and a performance at the center. Jonathan Wolman Is assistant hn- Jack Anderson and his associate. fund. If investors were to panic and 3. Be skeptical of bond funds with But in the meantime, bear Rule One FRANK J. M eSW EEGAN...... CIrculellon Directornor said the state he was talking to Robert Byrd. The House speaker — Anderson, who retired in 1965, has lived in reau chief in Washington for The Dale Van Atta, are syndicated tors pay $10 for a share of a new fund, dump shares of an open-end fund; the high yields. The yield — what the (irm ly in mind; Never buy a new issue could be decisive. He urged people to first Tip O’Neill and then Wright — Danbury since 1945. i^ssoclated Press. columnists. they may wind up with only $9.30 fund might be forced to sell its bonds in the fund pay — is only part of of a closed-end mutual fund. 10 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. Nov. 14. 1988 Accident High Court rejects appeal iwaurlirslrr Hrral?! From page 1 Section 2, Page 11 SPORTS Monday, Nov. 14, 1988 said. He was convicted in New in handicapped rights case Haven March 21 and sentenced to one year. Britto served part of his WASHINGTON (AP) - The high court had said that those who sentence at the New Haven Under the Education of the 1 1 — 7: T ei PI Supreme Court today rejected an win claims under (he federal Correctional Center and part at Handicapped Act, the federal \ appeal by Connecticut officials Education of .the Handicapped the Connecticut Valley Hospital government provides grants to ordered to pay $2,633 in legal fees Act are not entitled to reimburse­ states that agree to meet various drug treatment center, Flower to a mildly retarded man who said. ment for legal expenses. obligations to people who qualify sought additional educational But in August 1986, Congress for help. Christensen, a 1987 graduate of services from the state. passed the Handicapped Child­ South Windsor High School, was a The court, without comment, ren’s Protection Act that over­ The 2nd Circuit court said sophomore at Eastern Connecti­ left intact a federal law that turned the court decision and Congress passed the 1986 law to cut State University. He worked states must reimburse retroac­ granted reimbursement for such ensure “ the families of handi­ part time at Domino’s Pizza in tively lawyers’ fees incurred in legal fees. capped children would be able to South Windsor. some handicapped rights cases. Moreover, the new law was find lawyers willing to help He is survived by his parents. The case involves a claim in applied retroactively to July 4, enforce their rights. The retroac­ Guy Christensen of Vernon and 1985 by Donnell Counsel of New 1984, the day before the court tive allowance of attorney’s fees Joly (Claffey) Christensen of Haven who sought additional ruling that was reversed by the furthers that goal in several South Windsor; a sister. Barbara educational help as compensa­ congressional action. ways.” Christensen of South Windsor; his tion for two years he spent in a Ap photo Counsel then sought reimburse­ The appeals court said the grandfather, Norman Chris­ state mental hospital and re­ ment for his attorneys’ fees and tensen of East Windsor; and iaw’s retroactive feature “serves ceived little or no ^ucation. was awarded $2,633 by a federal several uncles and aunts. FLACON DUPLICATES — Sculptor Clifton J. Sheely the rational purpose of furthering Counsel reached a settlement judge in 1987. the goals of the Eduefition of the The funeral is Wednesday at 11 poses with two of the Maltese Falcon duplicates he with officials on July 18, 1986. The 2nd U.S. Circuit (3ourt of a.m. in St. Peter’s Episcopal Handicaped Aqt by encouraging, makes an sells from his Mercerville, N.J., studio. Enforced by a federal court Appeals upheld award of the fees assisting and making whole those Church. Sand Hill Road, South Sheely, 31, charges $45 for the 10-inch-high black order, the agreement entitled last June. I)- Windsor. Burial will be in Wap- plaintiffs and attorneys who birds inspired by the 1941 Humphrey Bogart movie him to two years of educational The appeals court rejected worked to vindicate the rights of ping Cemetery. There are no services after he turned 21 to be calling hours. “The Maltese Falcon." arguments by Connecticut offi­ handicapped children” during paid for by the state. cials that the retroactive feature Memorial donations may be the two years that the Supreme At the time of the agreement. of the law is unconstitutional. The made to the Media Center at Court ruling precluded reimbur­ Counsel was barred from recov­ state said it is unlawful to impose South Windsor High School. 161 sement of legal fees. Maltese Falcons land ering his legal fees because of a additonal financial burdens on The case is Connecticut vs. Nevers Road, South Windsor 1984 Supreme Court ruling. The 06074. states in this fashion. Counsel. 88-484: on several desktops Court rules Marcoses must comply NEWARK, N.J. (AP) - The this be great for peopie to WASHINGTON (AP) - The ing sampies from the couple, in coses must honor the subpoenas Israel black bird that became a have?” ’ he said. Supreme Court today refused to addition to financial records. ’The and no longer have immunity as • * man’s obsession in one of the “ It has this mystique about shield Ferdinand and Imelda From page 1 grand jury, which previously ruler and first lady of a foreign ...... riiijtt greatest movie crime dramas it.” Marcos from having to give a Patrick Flynn/Manchaatar Herald indicted the Marcoses, is con­ country. The 2nd U.S. Circuil Patrick Flynn/Manchaatar Harald can now perch on top of any federal grand jury financial Sheeiy, 31, of Mercerville, ducting further investigations. Court of Appeals upheld the GOING DOWN — Manchester High’s Will face Ridgefield High Wednesday in a latter-day Sam Spade’s desk. records and other material. BIG SAVE — Manchester goalie Jeff religious Jews in Israel and the There it is, the goid and who teaches at the Johnson Today’s action reversed an judge’s ruling on Oct. 19. Kevin Boyle stumbles over an Xavier quarterfinal game Saturday morning in The court rejected an emer­ order by Justice Thurgood Mar­ semifinal at Sachem Field in North Bernier dives to his right to make a save Orthodox and non-Orthodox jewel-encrusted Maltese Fal­ Technical School of Sculpture, The Marcoses could be jailed or High player during Saturday's game at Haven at 2 p.m. West Hartford. Bernier's save, and a Dan spent 2>/i weeks sculpting a gency request by the former shall on Tuesday. Marshall tem­ fined for refusing to comply with on a penalty kick by Xavier’s Paul abroad that emerged after reli­ con, bestowed on Charles V by Philippine president and first Conard High. The Indians, 2-1 winners, Kelsey goal with 1:09 left, lifted the clay prototype. He modeled porarily excused the Marcoses the subpoenas. But they said Sheiffele in their state Class LL gious parties demanded major the Crusaders in tribute for the lady, who are charged with Indians into the semifinals. the 10-inch-high bird from from complying with the grand previously they intended to concessions as the price for king’s bestowai of the island of looting their country’s treasury of backing Shamir. movie stills, measuring the jury subpoenas to give the full comply with the grand ju ry ’s Malta. The bird captured by more than $100 million. dimensions by comparing its high court a chance to review the demands if the Supreme Cotiii Based on thousands of tele­ pirates and taken to Paris, A grand jury in New York City case. grams and letters to his office, the where it was found in an image to the hand of Bogart, turned down their request tn is seeking fingerprints, palm A federal judge in New York president said, "There is a wish obscure antique shop, its who holds it in a picture. block enforcement of tin prints, voice prints and handwrit­ ruled on Aug. 11 that the Mar­ Kelsey, Bernier save the day for MHS for unity to confront the dangers riches hidden by biack paint. Sheely made a rubber mold subpoenas. from outside and the separation The bird that became the of the bird, into which he pours Bv Jim Tierney regulation. 1-0 winner over Holy Cross, in a threatening us from within.” passion of Kaspar Gutman and a type of gypsum cement. “Jeff did a great job,” Manchester Herald Invigorated by Bernier’s hero­ semifinal Wednesday at 2 p.m. at half, tallied the equalizer at 18:38 kick. Xavier’s Jim Linkfield Ultra-Orthodox parties have bound together Sam Spade, Then comes a coating with McCarthy said. Indiana abortion ruling affirmed ics. the Indians pushed for the Sachem Field in North Haven. on one of its few opportunities. An missed an open net. sending his demanded legislation giving Joel Cairo, Brigid O ’Shaug- black lacquer. When it is Xavier Coach Marty Ryezek WEST HARTFORD - High game-winning goal as the clock Xavier bows out at 12-6-1. The last indirect kick was sent into the box shot wide right. them final say over conversions nessy and Wilmer Cook in a shipped, the bird is accompan­ WASHINGTON (AP) - The saw his chance for a victory slip The state court’s ruling last A state trial judge issued school soccergame.sdon’tget any dwindled down, with the pros­ time Manchester appeared in the and Jim Grover beautifully one- Falcon senior goalie Chris to Judaism, marriage and drama of greed and obsession. ied by a history drawn from Supreme Court today refused to away when Bernier deflected the July was based directly on past temporary order barring Mr.s better than Saturday’s Class L L pects of overtime looking all but semifinals was in 1984 when it lost timed it into the left side of the Thomas was solid in the net and divorce. Except that this Maltese the movie and is wrapped in give husbands the legal power to penalty kick. net. rulings by the nation’s highest Conn from having the operation state tournament quarterfinal certain. to Ridgefield, 3-1. recorded 12 saves. This puts them on a collision Falcon actually comes to your newspaper and twine, just as it prevent their wives from having court. performed, but a state appeals match which eighth-seeded Man­ Enter Kel.sey. “ Xavier’s an excellent team,” “ It was a great save,” Ryezek The defensive-minded Falcons Kelsey couldn’t have chosen a course with Reform and Conser­ doorstep from Mercerville, arrives in the film. abortions. Erin Andrew Conn of Elkhart, court threw out that order. chester took from 17th-seeded McCarthy continued. “ It comes said. “ I don’t think that my kid utilized the same tactics which more opportune time to dent the vative Jews, who constitute a N .J., where sculptor Clifton J. Sheely, who has his own The justices, without comment, The clock read 1:09 when the Ind., went to court early last The Indiana Supreme Couri. Xavier High of Middletown. 2-1. down to the breaks at the end.” missed it. I think he (Bernier) worked for them in a 1-0 up.set win twine for the initial time in his majority in the United States. Sheely makes $45 reproduc­ decorative sculpting business, let stand an Indiana Supreme game-winning sequence took summer in an attempt to prevent acting on Conn’s subsequcnl at Conard High School, Bernier’s save on the penalty made a great save. If that penalty over top-seeded Glastonbury last scholastic career. They warned such moves would tions of the object from the 1941 said he has sold about 100birds Court decision that a husband has place. Off a direct kick from the Wednesday. his estranged wife, Jennifer, appeal, then adopted the appeals A couple of senior heroes — kick was the pivotal juncture. It kick had gone in, chances are we “ What else can you do,” undermine identification with Humphrey Bogart movie “ The in the past month since an no right to interfere with his left side 15 yards out, senior Mike from having an abortion. She was court ruling as its own. goalie Jeff Bernier and fullback occurred after Indian senior would have won the game” “ We did what we wanted to do McCarthy marveled, referring to Israel and could ultimately Maltese Falcon.” advertisement appeared in a wife’s constitutional right to Sardo perfectly lofted a pass into about six weeks pregnant at the She subsequently obtained an Dan Kelsey — came to the fore for Doug Harvey took down Todd very well,” Ryezek explained. Kelsey’s picture-perfect game­ threaten political and financial " I was sitting at home one film buff’s magazine. abort her pregnancy. time. the penalty area. Kelsey leaped During the first half, the abortion. the Indians. Plourde in the penalty area. “ We didn’t want to play an winning goal. “ How else can you support. night watching the movie, and He also offers a $250 bronze and deftly flicked the ball with his Indians dominated the black and offensive game with them” The Following an affair deadlocked Sheiffele fired a hard low blast crack their defense. I ’m really Many secular Israelis, who I thought. ‘My God. wouldn’t version. head into the back of the net for white-clad Falcons. Manchester Falcons did apply more pressure proud of our kids.” through the first half, a more the Indian victory. toward the left side of the net. took a 1-0 lead at 12:18. In a make up three-quarters of Is­ in Manchester’s end in the second Sardo. Dieterle, junior Dave physical and intense match deve­ It was Kel.sey’s first career Bernier dove to his right and rael’s 3.5 million Jews, have scramble in front of the Xavier half. Stephenson, and seniors Jonas protested religious demands to loped filled with drama and goal deflected the ball down the goal net. seniors Jeremy Dieterle and excitement. line. “They (Manchester) play so McCray, Harvey and sweeper close pubs, restaurants and Kevin Boyle banged point-blank strong at midfield. We wanted to "You couldn’t ask for more “ When I .saw it (the ball) going. Glenn Jensen had fine games for soccer stadiums on the Jewish Manchester escaped a near- shots off Falcon defenders before get the ball on the wing.s. We had Mental health from a high school game.” an I said ‘It’s got to be mine,’’’ Manchester. Sabbath and enforce a iaw fatal blow when Bernier made a senior Ted Miller pushed home two or three dangerous chances. elated Manchester O ach Bill Bernier explained. “ What I was banning the sale of pork. From page 1 spectacular diving save off a McCarthy said. the second rebound in to the back Billy (McCarthy) is a great guy trying to do was see where he was of the net. It was Miller’s fourth Manchester i i — 2 In a radio interview, Shamir Xavier penalty kick by Paul Manchester (15-2-1) will now and he’s got a great team” Xavier i o—i going to. Any penalty kick save goal of the year. Scoring: M- Miller, Kelsey. X- appeared to hold out a peace Sheiffele with 16:05 left in meet fifth-ranked Ridgefield, a Less than 30 seconds after feeler to Labor. He'said govern­ rilta k e .lt (the win) feelsgreat.” Xavier, outshot 13-4 in the first G ro ver. Karen Kanga.•• • • ‘ Coupon Valid Umil Decembe; 17,J^988_. including last year’s 38-8 verdict. able to beat Ayer, playing in goal, See C O V E N TR Y , page 12 outright championship on South Windsor had things See BOBCATS, page 12 See SIM SBURY, page 12 M A N C H ES TER H ER A LD . Monday. Nov, 14, 1988 MHS runners MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Nov. 14, 1988 — 13 Fiesta Bowl Ditka among best iias top lineup defies MONTPELIER, Vt. - Any question which state in the region IB y Herschel NIssenson victory over Rutgers that “ we has the top cross country talent H.S. Roundup ;The Associated Press want a definite commitment.” was soundly answered at the New The Fiesta Bowl decided to give the odds England Championships Satur­ ; For the second time in three him one, even though the official day as Xavier High of Middle- The top 12 finishers beat the -years, the Fiesta Bowl has lined invitation can not be extended By Dove Goldberg town won its second title in three previous course mai* in the -up what it hopes will be a national until next Saturday. The Associated Press years with a total of 53 points. Vermont State Championships by '.Ichamplonship game. Notre Dame was No. 1 on every bowl’s list and the Irish Were Staples High of Westport was Mike Davis of Peoples Academv ; On Jan. 2, No. l Notre Dame W ASHINGTON - With Mike of 16:01. expected to make an announce­ third with 139 points while Man­ w ill play No. 4 West Virginia at Ditka defying medical (xlds by ment today to the effect.that they chester High School was sixth Senior Zack Allaire was 62nd 5un Devil Stadium in Tempe, returning to the sidelines just 11 with 201 points. -Ariz. will accept the Fiesta’s bill on an and junior Dave Ghabrial was days after a mild heart attack, “ if invited” basis. Ten of the top 20 individuals 69th for the Indians. "These were “It’s done,” a high-ranking the Bears decided it was best not “ What bowl can we go to to were from Connecticut, as were great races considering the jnem ber of the Fiesta Bowl to make the odds any greater for 25 of the top 50 at the champion­ strength of the field," Suitorsaid. eelection committee told the possibly enhance our standing?” their coach. ship held at the Elks Country Club Senior Rick Eaton n32nd), senior Associated Press. Notre Dame coach Lou Hoitz said. For the most part they did, Golf Course on a day that brought Mark Todd (144th) and sopho­ He also said there are no playing their best game of the 45 degree sunny weather, more Dave Hoagland (152nd) conditional deals, which means The bowis usually are set a season, a 34-14 rout of the Super St, Raphael’s of Rhode Island also had solid efforts for Hhe Fiesta Bowl could wind up week or so in advance of the Bowl champion Washington Manchester. was second at 62, Pinkerton, •with a couple of also-rans if Notre official selection date and this Redskins Sunday that allowed N,H,, fourth at 181 and defending J)am e loses either of its last two year was no exception. The lineup Ditka to spend most of the day champ Essex Junction, Vt,, Regular-season games against looks like this: standing calmly on the sidelines edged out Manchester in fifth Girls Swimming rPenn State and undefeated Fiesta Bowl — Notre Dame- with his arms folded. place with 189 points, second-ranked Southern Califor­ LIndstrom qualifies West Virginia. “ It was one of those times you Manchester seniors Craig nia and West Virginia drops its Rose — Southern Cal-UCLA don’t want him screaming,” said Hempstead and Todd Liscomb, H A M D EN — Manchester High finale to once-beaten No. 15 winner vs. Michigan, which de­ Mike Singletary, Chicago’s def­ who battled the leaders through­ sophomore Katelyn Lindstrom Syracuse. feated Iliinois 38-9 on Saturday ensive captain. “ You know that out the race, were 18th and 24th qualified for the state Class L That scenario, of course, is just and t:aptured the Big Ten crown. getting him excited was the last respectively to earn all-New Championship Meet to be held what the other bowls are hoping AP photo thing he wanted.” •for. Orange — Nebraska-Oklahoma England honors. The 25 earned Tuesday at Hamden High at the winner vs. Miami. In fact. Ditka’s first day back thatdistinction, Hempstead hada Class L Qualifying Meet last I Like the Rose Bowl, which will Sugar — Auburn or LSU vs. SACKED — New York Jets’ quarterback was relatively uneventful. clocking of 16:12 while Liscomb J)ave the winner of next Satur- quarter of their game Sunday at Giants Saturday night. Southern Cai or Florida State. Ken O’Brien is sacked by New England Stadium. The Patriots won, 14-13. The usually hyper coach, who wascaughtin 16:15 over the hilly Lindstrom was the sixth quali­ •day’s Pac-10 showdown between Cotton — Arkansas vs. Florida defensive end Milford Hodge in the first regularly chews out his players 3,1-mile course, fier in the 100-yard breaststroke Southern Cal and No. 6 UCLA State or UCLA. and sometimes even shakes "M any coaches felt this was the with a time of 1:12.59 and 11th against No. 13 Michigan, the Big Citrus — Nebraska-Oklahoma them, was originally scheduled to best New England field ever qualifier in the 50 freestyle in 26.4. Ten champion. loser vs. Clemson. which beat sit in a booth upstairs at R FK assembled," Manchester Coach Also entered, but not qualifying : Or the Orange Bowl, which will Maryland 49-25 for its third Stadium. George Suitor said. "We wanted for the championship meet, were pair third-ranked Miami with the straight Atlantic Coast Confer­ But after being told he would to be fifth but finished sixth. I’m Turnovers prove pivotal Sonya Gulliksen in the 50 free, the winner of Saturday’s Big Eight ence title. have to climb about 50 stairs to very pleased with the boys’ 200 medley relay of Helen Call, shootout between No. 7 Nebraska Hall of Fame — Auburn or LSU get there.he said he would stayon performance, not only today but Lindstrom. Sonya and Audra pnd No. 8 Oklahoma. Miami won vs. Syracuse. the field. His cardiologist. Dr. Jay all season. They represented the Gulliksen and the 400 free relay of the 1987 national championship Holiday — Wyoming- Alexander, called Ditka “ one of school, town and state very well Karen White, Frederique Gabard by defeating Oklahoma 20-14 in as Pats trip up the Jets Oklahoma State. the great rationalizers in the throughout the year at all the and the Gulliksens. Sophomore the Orange Bowl. Sun — Alabama-Army. modern era of American By Barry Wllner major invitationals." diver Kerri Lindland suffered a Or the Sugar and Cotton Bowls, don’t think he .saw me — it was too hi.story.” Aloha — Washington State- The Assaclated Press we hurt ourselves." he said. Staples’ Tom Sheeran. the state cut in the warmups along the shin Pitrick Flynn/M«nchMl«r Htrild one of which will have No. 5 Houston. easy a catch. So there he was when the Bears Class L L and Open champ, won The Jets weren’t hurt too badly area, requiring approximately 60 CONCENTRATION — UConn freshman David Hoffman Florida State, depending on the Gator — Georgia vs. Michigan "At that time, we needed a lift, took the field, standing at the ground during their NCAA Tournament game Sunday in EAST RUTHERFORD,N J - by John Stephens, who had the New England title with a stickches, and was forced out of USC-UCLA game. If USC wins. State, if the Spartans beat a break. It kind of changed the 47-yard-line, watching them do (6) keeps his eyes on the baii as Boston University Storrs. The Terriers won, 3-1. Unlike most of the New England ru.shed for more than 100 yards in course-record clocking of 15:29. the competition. UCLA will play No. 11 Arkansas Wisconsin. complexion of the game.” calisthenics and chatting with netminder Jeff Hooper finds himself sprawled on the Patriots, Johnny Rembert and three straight games. Stephens in the Colton Bowl. If UCLA wins, All American — Florida vs So did the next play. From the well-wishers ranging from broad Doug Flutie don’t mind the long was held to 87, but his 3-yard run USC will meet the Southeastern Iliinois. if the Illini beat Jets’ 19. Flutie hit Stanley Mor­ caster Pat Summerall to Wa­ and winding road. As long as it with 5:48 remaining provided the Conference champion, either No, Northwestern. gan for a touchdown. shington coach Joe Gibbs and 9 Auburn or No. 12 LSU, in the leads to Giants Stadium. winning score. Liberty — Indiana-South "I didn’t expect toha ve Morgan “ Stephens has speed with Redskins comerback Darrell Sugar Bowl. Florida State will go Green. Caroiina. open, initially.” .said Flutie, who power and he does not fumble the Whalers cap trip to whichever of those bowls does ” I love this place.” Rembert BU closes out the Huskies Freedom — Brigham Young- improved his record to 9-0 in ball,” Patriots coach Raymond Once the game sta rted, he stood not get the Pac-10 runner-up. said Sunday after recovering two Colorado. Giants Stadium — 7-0 as a New Berry said. “ We could never be away from the group of coaches By Jim Tierney ’There was a rumor on Sunday Peach — Iowa-North Carolina third-quarter fumbles in helping Jersey General in the USFL, 1-0 plotting strategy, although he record of 14-8-1. The Huskies and which proved to be unfounded doing what we are doing without by beating Stars A/lanchester Herald Husky Coach Joe Morrone saw but no pain, no gain.” Horton State. the Patriotstoa 14-13victoryover with Boston College He is 4-2 as him.” seemed gradually to be edging his Terriers were the top two ranked Hooper’s play as the difference. that West Virginia had to beat the New York Jets. It was the said. Independence — Southern Mis­ New England’s starting QB "The The Jets, who played without way closer. Finally, late in the teams in the region. “Their keeper made a great save Syracuse to get a Fiesta Bowl bid. Patriots’ first road win this STORRS - The end of the It was Donigan who trimmed sissippi vs. Pitt, Wake Forest or free safety came out of the middle rookie safety Erik McMillan, the first period, there he was with BLOOMINGTON, Minn. - “It’s always tough when you on Danny’s breakaway,” he said, ■ West Virginia athletic director season after four defeats and ford. which comes home at season for the University of the BU lead to 2-1 at 8:59 of the Texas El-Paso. and there was Stanley,” N F L interception leader with quarterback coach Greg Landry, The Hartford Whalers didn’t lose,” Donigan said. “Since it’s "Their goalie was very good. Fred Schaus said Saturday fol­ lifted them to 6-5 in the AFC Ea.st. 7-9-1. The loss for the woeful Connecticut’s men’s soccer team second half. After Luis Cortez California — Western The Jets weren’t through being eight, got a 6-yard TD run from whispering to tight end James come home empty handed our last game, it’s really tough. They’re a solid team. If anything, lowing the Mountaineers’ 35-25 The Jets fell to 5 ,5-1. North Stars drops them to occurred Sunday afternoon along was called for a handball viola­ Michigan-Fresno State. charitable, even though the driv­ Freeman McNeil and 47 and Thornton as he carried in a play. from their four-game road We’ve got to accept it” Seniors the goalkeeper was stronger than “ We strive for getting turnov­ 2-11-3. with the end of an era. tion in the area, Donigan beat ing rains of the first half had 48-yard field goals by Pat Leahy. “ I didn’t really notice him on swing as they completed the Fred Carlos and Kerry Rudich the first time around.” ers, we want to score on defense.” Whaler goalie Mike Lint, Hooper to the right corner on the stopped. They moved 59 yards on Theyalsogot theirfourth loss in the sidelines, he was real low- trip with a 3-1 win over the bombarded for seven goals in Not only did the incessant rain also played their final games at The Terriers took a 1-0 lead at the linebacker said “ I think this key." quarterback Mike Tomc- UConn. penalty kick. the ground to the New England 21, five divisional games, and a poor Minnesota North Stars at the his last outing against Los at the Connecticut Soccer Sta­ 15:41 after Rudich failed to clear Manning makes NBA debut is the first time I got two (in one where Roger Vick fumbled and zak said. "In fact, he was real A play involving Donigan early “ I think our team has matured performance from O’Brien, who half-empty Met Center Satur­ Angeles, faced only 26 shots, dium dampen the 3,867 patrons in a centering pass. Mike Bertos. game) Rembert recovered. Late in the quiet. That’s the way he should a lot,” BU <3oach Neil Roberts LOS ANGELES (AP) — Danny rarely does well in bad weather^ day night turning away 25. He received attendance, but. also 19th-ranked in the match established a vital the Terriers’ leading scorer with Saturday’s contest with 4:35 left It wasn’t the first time Rembert quarter, Al Toon caught a pass always be.” motivating factor for the Terri­ said, recalling the earlier tie with Manning was welcomed to the O’Brien completed 11 of 30 passes improved defensive support Boston University dampened the 17 goals, booted home the in the first quarter and the had hurt the Jets In the 1985 AFC and lost the ball, with Rembert Then, just before Matt Suhey hopes of 12th-ranked University ers. At 4:10, Donigan broke free UConn. "That wasourthirdgame NBA with mixed boos and cheers Clippers leading 15-14. About a for 109 yards: Flutie also Ulf Samuel.sson had a goal from his teammates. rebound. of the season.” wild card game, he picked up a diving on it at the Patriots’ 28. ran three yards for the second and an assist to lead the wa.v of Connecticut in a first-round with BU goalie Jeff Hooper — and $10.5 million over five minute and half later, they led struggled with 6-for-20 for 78 Hartford, currently in fourth BU freshman Tim Horton, out Jorge Zapata closed out the fumble on a kickoff and scored, a "I had the ball in my right hand yards. touchdown four minutes into the for the Whalers before a crowd NCAA Tournament game for the leaving the net. Donigan fired a of E.O. Smith High School in years from the Los Angeles 23-16 after Manning assisted on a key play in New England’s 26-14 place in the Adams Division, scoring when he headed in a pass and the guy (Brent Williams) "The weather didn’t determine second period, he consulted with of 8.067. The Met Center, which New En^and Champion.ship. low 25-yarder which Hooper Storrs. scored the game-winner Clippers. fast-break slam dunk by Ken victory. The Patriots went on to Landry and Tomezak. then hosts the Detroit Red Wings from Chris Verhaegen with 6:54 really caught me off-guard.” theoutcome,” O ’Brien said. "One holds 14.989, was jammed fora stopped with a diving save. with 5:59 left in the opening half. Norman. the Super Bowl. Wednesday night at the Civic BU tallied twice in the first half left. Husky freshman Rob Lindell ' The 6-foot-lO forward officially Vick said. “ All I could see was my big problem was turning the ball walked tothebenchand sat down, U.S. volleyball gold-medalist “ He (Hooper) madea nice save Mike Emanalo sent a pass to the Manning scored 12 points in 27 " I ’ve had some good games and wiping his brow while a para­ Center. The Whalers thenhave and held off UConp. 3-1, to was given a red card in the ended his holdout Saturday when offensive line in front of me and over in situations where we were volleyball exhibition match on it. Give him credit." Donigan left comer of the penalty area. minutes on 6-of-lO shooting. He big plays here” Rembert said medic walked over to take his back-to-back games Friday in advance to the round of 16. Also, it closing minutes for arguing with he signed his contract, then the end zone.” going in for scores. We just can’t against Cuba in the afternoon said. Horton spun and curled his shot missed his three free throws had Fellow linebacker Lawrence pulse. Ditka sat for a about 10 Washington and Saturday was the final time that two-time a referee. scored 12 points in a 138-127 All Rembert could .see was the afford to give the ball away if we Dave Tippett and Scott Young Hooper felt very fortunate on just inside the right post. four rebounds, two assists, two McGrew also made a big play, ball. minutes, jumped up to see what back in Hartford against the All-America Dan Donigan would UConn played without sopho­ overtime victory over the Pho­ expect to win.” had the other goals for Hart­ Calgary Flames. the play. "He (Horton) just turned turnovers and one blocked shot. intercepting Ken O’Brien on the don a Husky uniform. more Brian Parker due to a red enix Suns in the Clippers’ home "With everybody always going The Jets al.so forced three happened when Maurice Dou­ “ He (Donigan) is a great quickly. The next thing I knew it “ I wasn’t too pleased with my first play of the .second half The Terriers (15-3-3) will be at card he received against Seton opener. to the ball, one of us can get it.” he turnovers but did nothing with glass tackled Washington punter player,” Hooper explained. "He was in the back of the net.” offense. I think I missed some “ We carne out in a zone and Greg Coleman before he could get ninth-ranked Indiana (15-3-3) Hall in the Big East final, Manning, the N B A ’s top draft said. them. came in and hit it. I think he’d like UConn goalie Tom Foley said. shots I usuallyhit.” Manning said O ’Brien tends to look at who he a punt off. then sat down again. A Sunday. UConn and BU tied. 1-1, Donigan finished his career pick who missed the entire Toon knew just how damaging ” It seemed anytime we had a to have another shot at it because Horton drew Donigan as a defen­ Sunday. “ I was kind of frustrated wants to throw to” McGrew .said few minutes later, he was stand­ on Sept. 14 at Willow Brook Park with 35goals (tied forfifth) and 40 preseason and four regular- the turnovers were. big break, they got one. too,” no.se nine times out of 10, Dan Donigan sive assignment. " I knew it would with that, but I felt I came out and “ I drifted out and stayed in the ing on the sidelines again. Bobcats in New Britain. assists (second) for 110 points, season road games, entered "We’re not being consistent tackle Gerald Nichols said. is going to score on that. I got be a tough task. (But) I felt as pla.ved some good defense.” zone He threw it right to me. I “ I got a little worried then.” UConn finishes its season with a lucky.” fifth on the all-time UConn and when we start getting it right. Or made them. From page 11 though I did my job. It was hard. scoring list. said his wife. Diana.

romped in on a 47-yard .scamper. Bobcat quarterback Brian Sy- "We might have been over­ monds was 5-for-8 for 134 yards Cardinals beat Giants, lose Lomax matched, "understated first-year and three TDs. he had a 44-yard SCOREBOARD Indian head coach Jim McLaugh­ By VValter Berry strike to Eric Perry, and an Lomax threw for 353 yards and partial tear of the ligament. I ’ve lin. "South Wind.sor is a good The Associated Press said. “ Lomax played pretty well Il-yarder and 33-yard pitch to two touchdowns and scored been told to keep the knee and made some good throws team. They have a lot of players.” Brian Simkiewicz for the other another himself before leaving 9 :», Penalties— Follgno, But (holding), elevated and put ice on it for the under pressure. We just didn’t gome), 15:47; Wilson. Chi (closing bond 4:50; Butcher, Von, malor (fighting) McLaughlin, sensing his team scores. T E M P E , Ariz. — The Phoenix Buchberger, Edm, malor(flght- Red Wings 5, Rangers 3 on puck), 18:27. Saturday's Oames the game in the fourth quarter next 10 days. I might be out Parker, But, mlnor-molor 4:50; Nordmark, Van (holding), 5:19; New York 111, Washington 101 was feeling low at halftime Cardinals’ biggest win may wind execute in the secondary and Hockey Overtime— None. Penalty— Cote, Que Bouraue, Pit (roughing), 6:06; Sutter, with what was announced as a anywhere from three to four (Instlgotor-tlghtlng), 7:41; Puppo, But, (tripping), 1:39. New Jersey 97, Chicogo 91 trailing 27-0. extended an impas- up being a crucial loss. Green hurt us. He’s their biggest by Hartman (delay ot gome), Detroit 2 0 3—5 Von (roughing), 6:06; Coufleld, Pit Allonlo i r , Charlotte 111 South Windsor 13 u o 13— 40 sprained left knee. weeks,” said Lomax, who has N.Y. Rangers i i 1—3 Shots on goal— Quebec 7-4-161— 26. Chi­ (roughing), 8:25; Nordmark, Van (trip­ sionate plea at halftime. "I told Phoenix beat the New York weapon. He’s a game-breaker.” 14:14; McClelland, Edm (tripping), 18:07. cago 16167-3-38. Cleveland 121, Indiana 96 Wonchester 0 0 0 14 14 An arthroscopic examination is played all season on an arthritic Second Period— None. Penalty- First Period— 1, Detroit, Yrermon 16 ping), 10:12; Butcher, Von (tripping). Dollos 111, Socramento 71 them they have only six quarters Scoring: Giants 24-17 Sunday to forge a tie Green caught nine passes for! (Chlosson, (3allont), 2:38. 2, New York, Power-ploy Opportunities— Quebec 3o(5; 12:12; Coufleld, Pit (hooking),13:01 . Cullen, scheduled today to determine the left hip. “ I ’m really going to have NHL standings Buffalo bench, served by Andreychuk (too Chicago 3 of 7. Utah 105, Son Antonio 96 left (to the .sea.son) and asked 176 yaixis and now has 38 career mony men on Ice), 3:27. Leetch7(Petlt, Sondstrom), 8:05.3, Detroit, Pit, malor (flijhtlno), 14:50; LIdster, Von, Milwaukee 108, Boston 100 (Mc'k faM^d') for first place in the N FC East, extentof the damage. Lomax said (Sollant 7 (Norwood, Sharpies), 16:29 Goalies— Quebec, Ckisselln 1-1-0 (38shots- malor (fighting) 14:50; Zalopskl, Pit trouble walking now.” receptions in iO games against 33 saves). Ch Icogo, Pong 66 2 (2621). Denver 141, Seattle 129 them to give me 100 percent in all kicto '■un (Georoeodls but lost veteran quarterback Neil he already knows. WALES CONFERENCE Third Period— 6, Buffalo. Fbllgno 8 (pp). Penalties— Moclver, NY (holding), (roughing), 19:56; Skriko, Von (rough­ L.A, Clippers 138, Phoenix 127, O T Lomax, who completed 23 of 35 New York. The 10-year pro has Potrldc DIvINon ing), 19:56. six quarters We played a good Lomax with an injury. "The doctors tell me it’s a (Bodger, Ruuttu), 4:20 (pp). 7, Edm on­ 8:49; luiwton, NY (Interference), 12:01; vch), 6:40. 2, Minnesota, A— 15,634. *•! 14"1(176, Pressley 6116213, Stoudt. a 10-yearveteran,came "We’re confident now We Detroit s 5 4 20 66 Chlosson, O t (hooking), 8:23; Zombo, i^cLellan 3 (Hortsburp, RuskowskI), 7:42. Referee— Dove Newell. Linesmen— K.Snrilth 614 64 21, WIttman 36 1-2 5, From page 11 Toronto 8 8 1 17 59 O t (hooking), 9:50. 3, Hartford, Somuelsson 4 (Ferraro, Swede Knox, Randy MItton. off the bench to throw the Montreal i i i g control our own destiny.” Green St. Louis 7 5 3 17 57 Shots on g o a l-O t r o lt 9-11.9l_29. New Jennings), 14:19. Penalties— Froser, Min game-winning touchdown pass in said. "If we don’t make the Chicogo 5 10 4 14 81 Wtnnipea i s 1—7 York 12-17-10-39. (elbowing), :43; Burt, Har (tripping),4:21; HOUSTON (129) a 30-24 victory Sept. 18 at Tampa Minnesota 2 11 3 7 45 Hrst Period— 1, Winnipeg, Olousson 4 Power-ploy Opportunities— Otrolt of (^ e tz , Min (hIgh-stIckIng), 9:47; Kastellc, B.Johnsw 1-3 M S , Thorpe 7-14 67 18, for a bad-angled drive that forced playoffs now. it’s our own fault ” (Steen, Smoll), 4:06. 2, Montreol, Smith 11 1 Har (roughing),9:47. ” ...,What’s to say. They had Bay but has played sparingly Smythe Division 4; New York 1 of 5. W o ^ o n 1319 1 ^ 34, Floyd 7-11 6 6 18, Saixlo to make a sprawling save Phoenix led 14-7 at halftime on Calgary 11 4 3 25 79 (Noslund, Chellos), 19:59 (pp). Penalties— Goalies— Oefrolt, Stefan, 6 6 0 (39shots-36 Third Period— 4, Hartford, Young 6 BasketbaD Woodson 1618 6-4 24, M cCorm ick 3 2 1-3 5, some’ chances, we had some since. Edmonton 11 5 2 24 78 McBoln, Win (Interference), 2:05; saves). New York, Vonblesbrouck, 63-2 (Somuelsson, DIneen), 5:29 (pp) Chlevous 612 34 21, F.Johnson 61 04) o! on his knees. Lomax’s 1-yard sneak 6:53 into Richer, A6on (holding), 6:59; Carlyle, Win chances to end it in regulation. It " I know Cliff’s going to do the Los Angeles 11 6 0 22 91 (29-24). Penalties— CJotes, Min (tripping), 2-24; B .^ o m p s o n 61600, Leovell 1-2602, Totals "The first half they were the game and and his 7-yard Voncouver 7 9 3 17 57 (holding), 10:02; Steen, Win (high- A— 17,322. MocDermld, Har (roughing), 5:04; Clcco- ^V-83 31-41 129. just boiled down to penalty best job he can,” Lomax said. Winnipeg sticking), 18:51. beating us to every ball,” Plaster touchdown pass to Robert Await 6 6 3 15 64 Referee— Ron Hoggorth. Linesmen— 5:04; Rouse, AAln NBA slindings IS 22 26 M-127 kicks.” "We deserve to be in first place. Saturdoy’s Oam es' Second Perlod-3, Winnipeg, Howerchuk Kevin Collins, Don McCourt. (high-sticking), 5:04; AAocDermId, Har, Hoinfon M M M said. " I got a chance to yell at with 2:23 left in the first quarter Detroit 5, Philadelphia 4 10(McBaln,Cartyle),3:19(pp).4, Winnipeg, m o lw (fighting),9:05; McRoe, Min, malor 3-Polnt goals— McCray, Prossley. Rocky Hill 1 0 0 0 1—2 We’ve beaten a lot of good football McBoln 9 (Duncon, Carl^e), 4:21 (pp). (flghtlrw), 9 ^ ; Peterson, Hor (slashing), EASTERN CONFERENCE them at the half and the second C oventry 1 0 0 0 0— 1 Phil Simms’ 8-yard pass to Colgarv 2, Boston 1 ou1— D.SmIth, L.Thompson, Plnck- teams. We beat a great team BuffOlo 3, New York Islanders 0 5, Montreal, Skrudlond 1 (Lemleux), 19:60; Hortsburg, Min (sloshing), 19:40; Atlantic DIvltlon 5**»o«Y»»-Socromon1o 5B half (the fullbacks) started step­ Scorino: C- Poulin, RH- McKenna; Maurice Carthon 6:42 before 7:15. 6, Winnipeg, McBoln 10 (Olous­ Nordlques S. Blsckhewks 5 McRae, Min, doUile misconduct-gome Rocky Hill wins on penalty kicks, 3-1. here." New Jersey 6. Washington 3 (M cC rov 12), Houston 45 (Thorpe II). ping up and giving us a chance on halftime cut New York’s deficit to Edmonton 6. Toronto 2 son, Cdriyie), 1:17 (pp). 7, Winnipeg, mlsconduct,20:00. New York * 2 j S ' — * Assists— Socramento 25 (K.SmIth 11 ), Saves: C- Johnson 13, RH- Sardo 7. Hunter 2 (Ashton, Howerchuk), 13:09.8, Shots on goal— Hartford - New Jersey 3 2 600 1/1 offense. The Giants, 7-4, had won four 14-7. St. Louis 4, Quebec 3 2l!5Si 1 2 2 0-5 13 11 13—37 Houston 27 (Flovd 15). Total touls-- straight and five of the last six Hartford 3, Minnesota 1 W innipeg, G llhen 3, 15:08. Penalties— Cfilcoflo 3 3 0 0 a Mlnnesoto9-167— 26. Phllodelphio 3 2 600 Sacramento 33, Houston 24. A— 16,611. The Giants couldn’t convert Los Angeles 7, Pittsburgh 2 Lemleux, Mon (holding), 2:11; Carbon- Ppwer-olov Opportunities— Hartford 1 of 5S*’0" 1 4 .200 7 'h O u e b tc , Steinberg 2 Charlotte jOO meetings with the Cardinals. either comerback Perry Willi­ Sunday's Oames neau, Mon (unsportsmanlike conduct), (Poddubny), 4:57. 2, Chicago, VIncelette 5 5; Mlnnesoto0of2. 1 4 7'/7 Nuggsti143.Trellblezers132 New York closed to 21-14 on Edmonton 5, Buffalo 4, O T 3:19; Green, Mon (roughing), 7 :0 0 ; Gllhen, (M am pn, Setter), 7:24.3, Chicogo, Thomas Goalies— Hortford, Llut 67-0 (26 shots-25 Washington 1 4 200 2'^ ams’ fumble recovery at their Detroit 5, New York Rangers 3 Win (roughing), 7:00; McPhee, Mon 11 (Valve, Sawrd), 9:07 (pp). Penaltles- saves). Minnesota, To k k o d M Central Division Ottis Anderson’s 1-yard touch­ (hwiking), 7:48; Elynulk, Win (hooking), (37-34). Simsbury own 49 just before the half or Winnipeg 7, Montreal 3 Dollos, Oue (holding), 8:24; Nviund, Chi Clevel'ond 0 1.000 - DENVER (Ml) Quebec 5, Chlcoga 5, tie 9:15; Hunter, Win (holding), 11:02; Corson, (noldlr>o)f 13:30. A— 7,575. 4 0 1.000 1/7 Ojooer 7-10 66 20, English 619 7-7 23, down plunge with 8:15 remaining M llvaukee rookie comerback Sheldon PIttsburoh 4, Vancouver 3 Aton (roughing), 19:57; Neufeld, Win S ^nd P e rlo^, Quebec, J.Brown 5 _,*49**f£*— Te rry Gregson. Linesmen— 3 1 .750 1'/, before Stoudt drove the Cardinals (roughing), 19:57. Atlanto White’s 39-yard interception re­ Monday's Oamo 1:33. 5, Chicago, Eagles 4 Pierre Chompoux, AAork Pore. 4 2 .447 I'/j 69 23, Oovis 7-10 32 14, Tu rner 1-3 32 4, From p a g e 11 to the Giants’ 11 for Al Del Minnesota ot Toronto, 7:35 p.m. _nilrd Period— 9, Montreal, Keane » Chicogo turn early in the third quarter to (\ancelette, Sutter), 1 :55.6,Chlcogo,Sovard 3 3 .500 2>/> R n m itw ^^ 64 ipr Lane 321-5 5. Totals Greco’s 28-yard field goal with (Chellos, Svobodo),5:43(00). 10, Winnipeg, 9 (Valve, Orm er), 5:03 (pp). 7, Chicogo, Penguins 4. Canucks 2 Indlono -0 j5 .000 uu 5 the Phoenix 45. Ashton 5 (Howerchuk, Chevrter), 5:59. N p tm n 1 (AAonson, Thom os), 5:57 (pp). 8, WESTERN CONFERENCE PORTLAND (tin 4:03 ieft. Penoltles-Sm all, Win (hooking), 5:13; "H e’s got a very young team They got the ball again with NHL results 5 (Jackson, Poddubny). Midwest DlyMen Bryant 31 2-2 I, Kersey 1614 65 25, is an outstanding,back and I think Taglkinettl, win (hooking), 11:12;Keane, W L Pet. OB Duckworta 911 35 20, Drexler 1621 32, that’s really come on,” Simsbury Paul McFadden, who missed a Yowney, Chi (hold­ Flttsburfh 1 } i _ 4 " Dollos 26 their goalie (Paula Hollis) is very 5:20 remaining in the third AAon(lnterierence),12;23;Taeltonettl, Win ing), L05; J.Brow n, Que (hooking), 2:59; Vonceuver g i | _ 2 4 2 .667 M 69 I, Forrelro Coach Marty Li.sevick .said "If 39-yard field goal in the first (holding), 14:11; Skrudlond, Mon (slosh­ Denver 4 quarter when Phoenix punter R nn , Oue (roughing), 4:11; Quebec bench, Rrst Period— 1, PIttsburoh, Brown 16 2 .667 f ®' Ah<1*cson 33 60 4, underrated.” Oilers 5. Sabres 4 (OT) in g ),17:51. Houston 4 2 .667 Joe’s kids have to play from quarter, kicked a 40-yarder with (unsportsmonllke (Lem leux), 9:19. Penalties— Sondlok, Von ’ "7 5' -lo n « 1-1 3-4 ” I think the strength of our nP photo Greg Home dropped a snap and Shots on goal— AAontreat 17-M I— 37. Utah 2 2 .500 1 S.Totals 5310427-41132. behind. I think it ’ll hurt them. We 1:50 to play to pull New York Winnipeg 5•1^7— 24. P O u t (elbow­ (ctarglng), 4:33; Lonev, Pit 'sloping), San Antonio was tackled by George Adams at ing), 19:25; Eagles, Chi (holding), 19:25. 9:57; Johnson, Pit (hooking), IJ 21. 2 3 .400 V /i .scheduie is a factor and I think we j g 1 )_5 I^wer-plav Opportunities— Montreal Miami know what to expect from each NO C A TC H — Cardinal free safety Lonnie Young breaks within 24-17. 2 Second Period— 2, VoncOuver Adorns 8 0 4 .000 3 ■ » N SS-14I the Cardinal 36. Buffalo 11 1 1 —6 of I; Winnipeg 3 of 6. F DIvIslen 44 have the edge in team speed.” First Period— 1, Edmonton, Carson 8 (Reinhart, Nordm ark), 8:53 (pp). 3, Pitts­ 19 n M iL -m other. We’re concerned with the Phoenix then recovered an Goolles— AAontreol, Hayword, 2-62 (24 Sokic 12 L.A. Lakers 1 _ 2 Li.sevick added. "His team wiil up a pass intended for the Giants’ Stephen Baker in their However, the drive ended when (Simpson, Anderson), 1:25 (pp). 3, (Poddubny, P.Stostny), 4:30 (pp). 10, burgh, Coffey 5 (Lemleux, Cullen), 12:29 4 .800 Lover, Porter, two kids up front (Rattanakoun on-side kick and ran out the ciock. shpts17 nves). Winnipeg, Chevrier, 2-3-1 Golden State 3 2 .600 1 Simms overthrew Lionel Manuel Buffalo, Tucker 5 (Andreychuk), 2:07. 3, (37-34). ®vebecSokic 13 ((Joulet, J.Brown), 19:40 (pp). 4, PIttsburoh, Coffey 6 (Lemleux), ^uled o«jt— Schoyes, Bryant, Kersey, come out extremely tough. We’ll NFL game Sunday in Tempe, Ariz. The Cardinals won. Seattle 3 3 .500 T/j gve'

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Damien Thomas. 1986 bandit who led the battle for Sicily's right When a bigoted white suburbanite awak­ Comp>Att-lnt 94^ 1^ Phoenix 14 0 0 10-14 Alfred 35, Buffalo St. 7 Oklahoma St. 63, Kansas 24 Transactions 9 Ranch animal 7 Go up Q s _T [HBO] MOVIE: A Uttle Romance' Two Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) ens one morning to find he has turned . First Quorler Ouachita X, Harding 14 to secede. Christopher Lambert, Terence Sockod-Yords Lost 3-24 5-17 Allegheny 34, Swarthmore 13 1 2 -about 8 Tavern young people find love and understanding black his boss decides to take advantage NFL Standing! rjio —Lomax 1 run (Del (3reco kick), Paohopdle St. 25, Howard Payne 24 □ D 1 with the help of an older man. Laurence [U S A ] Murder, She Wrote (60 mm ) Stamp, Joss Ackland 1987 Rated R (In 5^10 CJIl 6;53 Army 24, Vonderbllt 19 of It and urges him to handle the untapped FumWes-Lost m W SE Oklahoma X, Langston X 13 Use a hammer beverage Stereo) Bentley 41, MIT 35 BASKRTBALL 1 Olivier. Arthur Hill. 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FF FA Skinner _A W 1 _G 11:45PM Buffalo ,, JN ® 'V 1 0 yAL STATISTICS J fru tf Simms Colby 24, Bowdoln 0 Texas X , Texos Christian 21 22*!!Pf*-.j'!{alY*d T(>m (Sorrlck, guard, trees longos David to a duel after learning that ning Man' (CC) Executioner-styled ath­ [U S A ] Robert Vaughn Disedvers .900 212 142 (McFOdden kick), 0:18 N _E _T (X) Three's Company Indianapolis RUSHING—Indianapolis, Dickerson 19- C om ll 42, Columbia 19 Texas A&l 46, Angelo St. X and David Popson, forward. 16 Available, as E J_ David is dating his girlfriend, (In Stereo) letes hunt convicted prisoners on a sadis­ .545 203 206 „ _ Fourth Quarter Texas Tech » , Lomor X 1 1 ------Borgnine QD M att Houston 2 .0 0A M (D Can You Be Thinner? 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Central klckT*^^"***””" ' IW'Fadden 1 8 ------22 Vegas Lump M J_ _N _G Comedy Candice Bergen stars as a suc­ (11) U p date: M a kin g it H appen Cincinnati f t r d l ^ 51, C.W. Post 23 Arizona 41, Oregon 27 A rt y o ^ Wayne Hoddlx, cornetbock. @D A -T ea m cessful television news reporter deter­ 12 :0 0A M CD Kojak ( 3 .727 322 216 Pho—FG Del Greco 28, 10:57 19 Love to excess 23 Opener (20) N VR S h ow case Houston 7 4 22JskT“£:f-Gj^’6-^- E S r M 'lJ ' |!S“ ™hall 21, Gettysburg 15 Azusa Pocmc 14, Son Diego 13 PITTSBURGH STEELERS— _N @D N e w s (Live) mined to manage her private life after a .636 2M 257 NY&-6 TO McFodden 40,13:10 Hofstra 44, Kings Point 14 Boise St. 18 E. Illinois 7 20 Unclothed CD ^ N e w s Clevelond 6 5 .545 177 1M RECEIVING—Indlonopolls, Beoch 2-22, A—65,324. Activated John Rlenstra, guard, from 25 Actor Sean___ stay at the Betty Ford clinic. 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Washington 12 pick to the PIttsburoh Penguins for Doug machine part Dick develop new love interests and Jim Washington 6 5 33 Bring up Steve Martin, Martin Short. 1986 Rated (20) O cean D u m ping [U S A ] Cash Every Day Dollos Atlonta 0 0 0 7 7 Moraytan 44, Muhlenberg 25 NJJM m Ico 34, Colorado St. 23 ‘•“frazetnon, ond Dorrin Shan- 36 Is angered by 41 Craving 51 Flightless bird PG marries, Dick's rejected girlfriend sends 2 9 o. .e 'N D '''ipU A L STATISTICS Northrldge St. 35, S. Utah B (41) El Extrano Retorno de Diana Salazar Central Second Quarter New Hampshire 17, Rhode Island 9 h®h, left wing. Recalled Jocaues Cloutier, 37 Entertainer___ the police on the outlaws' trail (2 hrs ) Part 2.05A M (D News (R) N ^ S H I N ( 5 —New York, Morris 299, SD—FG Abbott 23, 8:53. New Haven 26, Bloomsburg 2 Occidental 27, Whittier 10 1 0 11 [ESPN] SportsLook 2 o f 3. Chicago 9 2 M ^ o n 617, Simms 216, Adams 1-5, goalie, from Rochester of the American Sumac ^ Our Home Town: The Elderly Minnesota 7 4 Fourth Quarter Northeastern 33, Lehigh 26 Oregon Tech 31, W. Oregon 25 Hockey League. [ M A X ] MOVIE: 'Greased Lightning' Af­ 2.30A M CiJ Improv Tonite SD—Redden 5 run (Abbott kick), 10:28. A n^rson 1-1, Manuel Hmlnus 6). 23 [C N N ] Larry King Live [E S P N ] NFL's Greatest Moments; Tampa Bay 3 e Norwich 26, MIddlebury 21 Poe. Lutheran 41, W. Woshlngton NEW Y O ^ ISLANDERS—Assigned 40 Exasperation ter W orld W ar II, a black taxi driver is (11) T w ilig h t Zone -^ v n e s 22 pass from Miller (Davis ^o e n lx, Mitchell 1271, F>rrell 11-33, Penn 52, Harvard 13 Pocitic, Ckre. X, Llnfleld 24 [DIS] MOVIE: 'Fiddler on the Roof' A 1972 Undefeated World Champion Detroit 2 9 Jr lo. 11, woinev 1-20, Stoudt 517, Lomax 2-3, Horne J r t Rnlev, defenseman, to Springfield of 42 Poetry foot steered into stock car racing. Richard Green Bay PIttsburoh 14, Penn St. 7 PorttaM St. 21, Montana 0 the American Hockey League. milkman in Czarist Russia tries to hold onto Miami Dolphins Highlights of the Miami [C N N ] Sports Latenight 2 9 A—26,329. 44 Jitters Pryor, Beau Bridges, Cleavon Little, 1977 Dolphins 1972 undefeated season (R) Plymouth St. 62, Worcester St. 0 Puget teund X, Whitworth 24 -NEW YORK RANGERS-Recolled 117 his Jewish homage in the face of oppres­ West i«f^S 5'N G — New York, Simms 20650- Redlands 18, LaVerne 13 Rated PG [E S P N ] SportsCenter New Orleans 8 3 Princeton 24, Yale 7 Stephone Brochu, defenseman, from 45 Unit of sion in this adaptation of the hit Broadway [U S A ] D ragn et J ^ P h o e n lx , Lomax 25351-353, Stoudt RPI -28, Hobart 24 [TMC] MOVIE: The Sicilian' (CC| [USA] Deal A-Meal L.A. Rams 7 4 R rst downs «®SS'L*^®'i?'fr''® W. Atontana 21 Denverotthe International Hockey League. Illumination 2 0 play Topol. Norma Crane, Leonard Frey Son Francisco Romapo 19, Trenton St. 16 S. Oregon 34, E. Oregon 3 Based on Mario Puzo's best-selling ac­ 1971 Rated G 1 2 .05A M CD Entertainment Tonight 6 5 Rushes-vards RECEmNCJ—New York, Adams 7-47, 46 Dancer Verdon 2 .40A M (D Nightwatch Joined in Atlanta 3 8 . Rochester 38, Denison 14 Sacramento St. 60, Col Lutheran 0 WASHINGTON CAPITALS — count of Salvatore Giuliano, a fierce Italian A report on John F Kennedy's relation Passing Bal^^r 662, Bavaro 560, AAanuel 535, Slippery Rock 17, Buffalo 9 S o (^ Clara 16, Cal Poly-SLO 13 [ESPN] Skate America; Men's compe Progress Sunday's Games Corthon 531. Phoenix, Green 2176, J.T. Assigned Don Beoupre, goaltender, to 48 Indignation bandit who led the battle for Sicily's right ships with Hollywood celebrities (In Return Yards Springfield 49, American Inti, 15 Southern Col X , Arizona St. 0 Baltimore ot the American Hockey League. tition (Taped) Stereo) Chlcogo 34, Washington 14 Comp-Att-Int Novacek 2-39, UCLA 27, Stanford 17 49 Catholic offices to secede Christopher Lambert. Terence 3:00A M ® MOVIE: 'Diary of a Mad Kansas City 31, CIncInnotl 28 Stony Brook 38, Pace 0 2 7 [U S A ] MOVIE: 'Single Bars, Single Sacked-Yards Lost E.Jones 2-36, Mitchell 1-19. Utah 42, Utah St. 21 Stamp. Joss Ackland 1987 Rated R (In [ T M C ] MOVIE: Quiet Housewife' In despair over her lifestyle, a Indianapolis 20, Green Bay 13 Susquehanna 44, Albright 7 COLLEGE 51 Pertaining to Stereo) W omen’ Several young women press the 12:10AM Punts £'^*-D GOALS-New York, Washington X, Collfornia 27 Cool’ A New York police officer battles housewife has an affair with a successful New England 14, New York Jets 13 McFodden 39. Syracuse 45, Boston College 20 p a c e —Released Ken Dunne, head dawn elusive search for romance, adventure and Fumbles-Lost WwhIngtonSt. 36, Oregon St. 27 3 0 m urderous marijuana grow ers in the wnler Richard Beniamin. Carrie Snod Phllodelphia 27, PIttsburoh 26 Trhdty, Conn. 38, Weslevon 15 men s soccer coach, and Tony Nike, [USA] Fat Albert companionship at the local singles bar in grass, Frank Langella 1970 Penoltles-Yards Tufts 38, Bates 14 Weber St. 99, Montana St. 35 assistant men's soccer coach. 52 3. Roman rugged wilderness o f N orthwestern Cali Son Diego 10, Atlonta 7 thoir home tow n Shelley Hack, Paul Mi Time ot Possession Union, N.Y. 39, Homllton 7 Willamette 21, Lewis & Clark 19 5 3 -want 1 33 3 4 3 6 3 6 6:30PM (13 CBS N e w s (CC) fornia. James Remar, Adam Coleman Ho lit) Perry Mason Tompo Bay 23, Detroit 20 Broncos 30. Browns 7 chael Glaser, Tony Danza 1984 Los /^oeles Raiders 9, San Francisco 3 Ursinus 29, Dickinson 25 d3 F am ily Ties (CC| Pan 1 o f 2 ward. Daphne Ashbrook. 1986 Rated R STATISTICS HowTopTwanty farad for Christmas (18, H om e S h opping N e tw o rk (3 hrs ) S J * Los Angeles Rams 10 Assumption 15 C B go) A B C N e w s |CC| 9.30PM (X) Designing Women Sea Rioenix 24, New York Giants 17 RUSHING—Son Diego, Anderson 24-145, Cleveland 0 0 7 0— 7 W. Va. Weslyn 44, Glenville St. 18 1 2.30A M (D (40) N ig h tlin e (CC) [C N N ] Headline News Overnight ^ n c e r 232, Redden 28, viasic 1-0. Atlanto, son Premiere (CC) Denver 30, Clevelond 7 D4ttv4r 10 10 0 0-30 Wovnesburg 20, Frostburo St. 9 5 4 ___ and Jeff fll) Hollywood Squares CD (3® Alfred Hitchcock Presents [ E S P N ] Drag Racing: NHRA Fall Na 3-7. __ First Ouortsr Wesley 13, (talloudet 0 How ^ Associated Press Top Twenty Golf &4) Town Dump Closed Seattle 27, Houston 24 college football teams fared this week: 55 Time period ^ 2 ) do) NBC N e w s (CC) tionafs From,Phoenix, Ariz (90 min | (R| Minnesota 43, Dallas 3 PASSING—S'°* A&M Each letter In the cipher stands for another. Today's dua F oQuals P (20; M 'A 'S 'H ______Fourth Quarter N *xf: Nov. X at MIomI, Flo. (tary Koch, $55600 71-726874—285 dents fight for survival after being ah ®l) Hart to Hart [C N N ] Larry King Overnight NFL results Det—FG Murray 38, 3:21 Time ot Possession Furman 31, E. Tennessee St. 14 ducted by criminals Rachel Ward. Rohm .‘-®!'J.i!2®® S*dte (7-80) boot [24' (57 M a cN e il/L e h re r N e w sh o u r (4® C u rre n t A ffa ir [D IS] Swiss Family Robinson 15—1°** * w (Igwebulke kick), 6:37 Georgetown, Ky. 51, Ctampbellsville 7 Mississippi StateX3. Next: vs. No. 3Mloml. 'QZKX YX R WPXYQZXX, M ason 1985 (In Stereo) TB— FG Igwebulke 22, 12:50 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Georgia Southern 49, Samtord 21 RO. !26 Your S h o w o f S h ow s [CNN ] Crossfire [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Maniiunter' A foroiiM' • RUSHING^Ievetand, Byner 11-60, Howard U. 35, Morgan St. 13 [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Witchboard' A deadly specialist leaves his FBI job to hunt foi it Bears 34. Redskins 14 Jomes 19 pass from Hllger (Murray ‘40 Win, Lose or Draw [U S A ] Search for Tomorrow KtCKJr 14.15 M a n ^ 618, FOntenot 1-10, Kosar Hmlnus Jackson St. 21, NW Louisiana 16 ■vJi "I'nols X9. Calendar WPD YD YX RJXN R FPWJYO supernatural force is unleashed when a psychotic killer William L. Petersen. Kiif 1). Denver, Dorset! 1662, Elwav 534 Next: ot Ohio State. (41 Mi Nombre es Coraje woman uses a Ouija board to communi TB— Igwebulke 52, 14:90 Jacksonville St. 45, Livingston St. 10 1 .05AIVI CD Love Boat Greist. Dennis Farina 1986 Rated R (Itt Nottlel526,Wl,^13-l2,Sev;elll^^^ James Madison 25, Richmond 13 9^'5^®I!?*; S’®'* Konsos cote with the other side Tawny Kitaen, A—25,956. 68X. Next: ot lowo State. DTPXD.' — BRQ TRDEZT. (61 Fam ily Ties (CC) Stereo) Washington 0 0 7 7— 14 53, Kubtak 1-(mlnus 1). LSU 20, Mississippi St. 3 Todd Allen. Stephen Nichols 1987 Rated 1 .30AM (D Superior Court PASSING—Cleveland, Kosar 1530-1-175. Lafayette 38, Davidson 13 '®-'-®> d * * ' Boston College TUESDAY PREVIOUS SOLUTION: 'I bought my wile a new car She just joined the [CNN] Moneytine R [U S A ] S oloflex ^ First Quarter ^ k t : ot No. 4 West Vlrglnlo. Qlrls Soccer QD IN N N e w s Chi—Tomciak 1 run (Butler kick), 4:08 First downs 21-300207, Dorset! 01-00, Lane 31, Ky. Wesleyan 13 Wreck o( the Month Club " — Nonnee Coan [ESPN] SportsCenter KUDIOK 1*1'O‘0. 18 Clemran (880) beot Maryland 48X. Class L Division [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Manhunter' A forensics @2) Later With Bob Costas ____ Second Quarter Rushes-yards Lenolr-Rhyne 24, Newberry 8 Ne)(t: ys. South Corollno. [USA] Miami Vice 4 : 3 0 A M [ e s p n ] Auto Racing. Anicn Passing Brennan 6-59, Louisville 35, W. Kentucky 17 Somifinal specialist leaves his FBI job to hunt for a O il—Suhev 3 run (Butler kick), 4:26 psychotic killer William L Peterson. Kim [CNN] Newsnight Update can Series From Monterey, Calif. (R) Return Yards Weathers 664, Byner 636, Langhome 1-10, Morshall 52, W, Carolina 45 '®s* *0 No. 9 Auburn Manchester vs. Simsbury (at Glaston­ 7;30PM [3 . PM Magazine O il-F G Butler 32, 7:07 2810. Next: vs. (teorglo Tech. bury High), 2 p.m. Greist. Dennis Farina 1986 Rated R (In Chi—FG Butler 24, 15:00 Comp-Att-Int Young lO, Newsome 1-8, Tennel 1-8, Memphis St. 26, Tulsa 20 [ESPN] NFL's Greatest Moments Fol [U S A ] Update: Making it Happen 1 d*®' Southwestern fS j Current Affair Stereo) lies Go Hollywood (R) Third Quorter Sacked-Yords Lost Wohlev 6-55, Sewell Mississippi Col. 7, Delta St. 3 Punts Morehouse 38, Clark Cal. 14 Louisiana 170. Next: vs. No. 9 Auburn at WEDNESDAY ClJ i22; Jeopardy! (CC) , Was—Sanders 4 pass from Rvplen Birmingham. [HBO] MOVIE; 'The Malibu Bikini 4 ;4 0A M [ M A X ] m o v i e : t om H o rn' Fumbles-Lost J?y“ N^'l^l“'’iT "^ '^ '''“ "” ’' M urray St. 23, Middle Tenn. 22 Boys Soccer 10;30PM id (18) Odd Couple (Lahmlllerklck),8:17 19. Colorado (7-30) lost to No. 7 Class LL Division Cf; Kate & Allie (CC) Shop' (CC) Two brothers, one a beach A legendary cowboy-hero is accused of Fourth Quarter Penaltles-Yards 42*'^^®BD f ie l d g o a l s —O nver, Karlls Heustan St. 3 26) IN N N e w s Time ot Possession NIcholls St. 23, N. Arizona 5 Nebraska70. Next: vs. Kansas State. Semifinal 11 INN News bum and the other a college grad, inherit a murder by the very people he tried to pro — Denfrv H Pass from Tomczak 28:55 deot Oregon . r30 H e rse y's H o llyw o o d beachfront bikini boutique Michael David lect Steve McQueen. Linda Evans, Slim (Butler kick), 4:06 Randalph-Macon 23, Hampden-Svdnev Manchester vs. Ridgefield (at So- 20 M 'A'S'H 10 State 3827. Next: vs. Washington. chem Field, North Haven), 2 p.m. (41) Super Estelar Wright, Bruce Greenwood. Barbra Horan Pickens 1980 Rated R Was—Clark 3 pass from Rvplen (Lah- D. .C s t a t is t ic s 8alnts14,Rams10 Rhodes 28, Centre 0 THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME ^26 Liar's Cluli mlller kick), 11:40 R U L IN G —Tompo Bay, Tate 18-106, 11:00PM CD (30 N e w s (Jil—Andersen 50 run (Butler kick), Howord 14-78, Goode 639, Smith 1-3, S. Mississippi 26, Louisiana Tech 19 a by Henri Arnold and Bob Len 30 W in. Lose or D raw 12:02 Testaveide H m lnus 1). Detroit, Jones540, New Orleans 0 7 7 8-14 Savannah St. 28, Albany, Go 22 CD (M) M-A-S-H Unscramble these four Jumbles, 38 61 N e w h a ri (CC) A—52,418. -tohiM 1504, Paige 1-1, Hllger 10. L.A. Roms 0 3 0 7—10 South Ctarollna 19, N ow 8 CD Benny Hill Their child vanishes. Second Quarter Southern U. 10, Tennessee St. 7 CARDINAL BUICK, me. I CARDINAL BUICK one letter to each square, to form 40 C osby S h o w (CC) (In Stereo) Bov, Testaverde N(3—Hilliard 4 run (Andersen four ordinary words. 11: Cheers (CC) 5152—107. Detroit, Hllger 21)61-3—212 kick). Tenn.-Martin 38, West O o rg lo 12 °o [CNN] Crossfire First downs Bov, Carrier 534, 6*36. T e n ^ s e e X , Mississippi 12 '18) C areer M edia N e tw o rk LA—FG Lanstord 23, 13:51. [ESPN] NFL Monday Night Maga7ine Rushes-vards 2-28, Howard 1-7, Tate 1-3. Tn.4:hattanopoo X, Appatachlon St. 24 !20 All in the Family Passing Detroit, James 584, Chodwick 543, Bland Third (Juorter Union, Ky 23, «t,17. Monmouth, III. 0 tiO IS A 1988 Bukk Skykawk Coupe |* * tl no 6, St. AAarv's, Kan. 3 two armed camps. Know where to look amines marsupials and other animals Gift Certificates to use at any McDonald’s* location. Don’t waiti Seo—FG N.Johnson 46,14:59. Time of Possession 28:15 3i : 4S seriously today. If you let yourself get which have evolved because‘of Australia's A—60,446. Tarklo 21, William Jewell 17 1984 BEick HhtlgrB CoEpg Save *1557.______Indianapolis e 13 7 e-20 uptight, your behavior could be self- (or romance and you'll (ind it. The As­ isolation from the rest of the world (60 Green Bay 3 g Taylor X, Hanover 35 M W -O m o 8 10—13 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Temple 37, Akron 17 • lO liA defeating. tro-Graph Matchmaker Instantly re­ min.) Pan 1 of 6 (In Stereo) Fill Out the Coupon below. Men or drop off to the OuotTw R U W ING -M lnnesota, 0011^634, WII- veals which signs are romantically per- Rrst downs 22 Tiffin 12, West Llbcfty 7 1988 Buick Regal Grand Sport CANCER (June 21-July 22) Even ®1J MOVIE: Adam' The parents of a GB—FG Dawson 22, 7:52 son 820, F e e ^ 819, Anderson 817, 1984 BElch SliylMiigfc WigoR lect loi you Mail $2 to Matchmaker, c/o Rushes-vards 35.737 O.Nelspn 7-11, D.Horrls 62. Dallas, Walker Toledo X, ttn t. Michigan 13 Save *3500.______though you may prefer to do otherwise, missing child transcend their personal grief Manchester Herald Office at; 16 Bralnard PI.. Manchester, Ct. 06040 . .. -,***®™ ' Quarter W o rt^ rg ^ Wllllom Penn 7 • • M tA this newspaper, P.O. 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(BlasuccI kic k ),9:11 Penaittes-Yords 859 1-3. Dallas, Irvin 842, only with people with whom you are In contrary to yours. Take care in this ar­ [ E S P N ] NFL Monday Night Match A Time ot Possession 28:05 ^ r t l n 825, Fdwier 814, Clack 8 (mlnus 3), WIs -EOu Clolre 13 ft0 4 1 A rangement, because you could be W *--P ottm/llle X , WIs.-Stevens R . 23 1988 Bukk Regal Ctwpe harmony. It you get tied up with some­ preview of Buffalo Bills at Miami Dolphins GB-FG(xl2r’x®T^ Folsom 1-11, Chandler 16. 1986 PoRUic 6000 8TE SodiB one who Is abrasive, small differences blamed lor this person's mistakes. game „ . . . in d iv id u a l STlkTISTICI W ».-Rlv. W Is 24, WIs.-Stout 23 Save »3068. Name. Wls.-Wh t e ^ e r 24, WIs.-Oshkosh 15 could lead to mammoth oppositions. CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jon. 19) Oppor­ [HBO ] MOVIE: Indiana Jones and the Hlghsmlth 980, W!*a®nsln 14, Minnesota 7 A—53,492. P l^iftt 1874, Roller 1168, Moon 835. All Prices Include AppllciMg VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapl. 22) II you have a tunities that will be difficult to recognize Temple of Doorri' (CC) The globe-trotting ^ le , Wlllloms 18102, Warner Wittenberg 21, Baldwtn-Wolloce 17 could develop (or you today through an archeologist battles an Indian cull for pos­ Address. 1872, Youngstown St. 31, S. Illinois .14 Facteiy "Cesk InegnMygg* tough assignment confronting you to­ Krieg 1-3, Blades 1-0. Radio, TV day, analyze Its protzlems in advance. unusual chain ol events. II you're not session of a sacred stone in this proquol to MSSIN(3—Houston, Moon 18281-1(2. .. lOUTHWiST Cardinal Buick, Inc. Alcorn St. 26, Rolrle View 7 Don't dive Into a pool before you know alert and observant, however, they will, ■Raiders of the Lost Ark ' Harrison Ford. Phone. Seattle, Krtag 16281-188. 81 Aejams Street Cardinal Buick, Inc. Kale Capshaw, Ke Huy Quan 1984 Rated More sports Ark.-Monticello 23, Knoxville 6 the depth of the water. count for little. . "fCEIviNG—Houston, Hill 8139, Glv- Arkansos 25, Texos A&M X PG (In Stereo) I One Far Farntty — Maw SeSeedSars Only (not (food with any othar coupona or apaelata) ! ns 821, Duncan 2-22. Seattle, Butler 361, TODAY Manchester, Conn 81 Adams Street LIBRA (Sopl. 23-Ocl. 23) Be very care­ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fob. 19) Your im- Spognota 821, 9 p.m. — Bills at Dolphins, Channel 8, ^'ll?.®’?? ®' S- Arkonsos 7 ful today about handling business situa­ age a^d reputation are rather fragile to­ [M A X] MOVIE; Bob & Carol & Ted & L — for • is-week subscription. | - see page 17 WPOP Austin Col. 33, Torleton St. 15 Manchester, Conn Alice' A married couple, enlightened by W iliam s 810, Blades 1-23, SkansI 1^1, Bovlor X, Rice 10 649-4571 tions with risky elements. It you got day, so be mindful ol your behavior, es­ Warner 16. 9:30 p.m. — College hockey: Boston Open Mon.-Tucs.-Wed.-Thurs. Nights their experience at a sensitivity institute, MISSED FIELD GOALS-None. College at Denver, NESN Comeron 42, E. Texos St. 6 649-4571 reckless or careless, your Impulsive­ pecially where your career is try to share everything with each other and Cent. Arkansas » . Henderson St. 10 Optn Mon.-Tuaa.-Wad.-ThufB. Nights ness could create serious concerned. Stains made at this time will their best friends. Natalie Wood. Robert complications. be hard to eradicate. Culp. Elliott Gould 1969 Rated R H — MANCHESTER HKRALD, Monday, Nov. 14. 1988

•*®CALL OF THB WILD by Dumai A Crawford MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Nov. 14, 1988 — 17 SNAFU by Bruce Baatlla tWAT eoy wMo's Kteps , KIT N' CARLYLE by Larry Wright Visiting ACRDSjTHelsnTiMGON STReer ^ure is y m e r^rch Barber takes senior title CUTE,,, ,r=:^eTARlNl& SP O R T S MELBOURNE. Fla. (AP) — Miller I ATAAE. UConn upset Barber edged closer to Don January for career victories on the PGA Senior Tour ;IN BRIEF when he shot a 4-under-par 68 Sunday to win the $225,000 PGA Senior Classic. Springer, Ray take first Barber has won 24 Seniors tournaments, in grid action two short of January’s record. The MANSFIELD — Shira Springer, an 57-year-old Texan earned $33,750 for I <• eighth grader at Bennet Junior High and Sunday’s victory and increased his Senior By The Associated Press first in the Yale Bowl since 1966 co-«aptaln of the cross country team this Tour career earnings to a record $1,829,624. and gave the Tigers the 'big r im /i-'v jail, won the Connecticut TAC Junior Jay Hillman ran for 97 yards three’ title over Harvard and PEANUTS by Charlaa M. Schulz Olympic Championshps for eighth and and two touchdowns as Boston Yale. Princeton improved to 6-3, 2!". Sunday at Mansfield Hollow Save wins In Japan University upset the University 4-2 in the league. PO PRETTV 6IRLS KNOW ) I II-IH Mate Park. Springer won her division by 30 of Connecticut 20-15. Yale, 2-6-1 and 2-3-1, took a 7-0 IWELL' TMT THEV'RE PRETTY? / - “ £“"'*8 with a time of 18:18 over a hilly GOTENBA, Japan (AP) — Severiano The loss all but eliminated the lead early in the first period when 4000-meter course. Ballesteros of Spain overcame two bogeys Huskies hopes for a Yankee Buddy Zachery, out of East Chris Ray of Tolland, a sophomore at on his first four holes Sunday for a Conference title and automatic Catholic High School in Manches­ East Catholic High School, won the closing-round 71 and a three-shot victory in bid to the NCAA Division I-AA ter, Conn., scored on a 31-yard Intermediate boys division, and the overall the Visa Taiheiyo Club Masters tourna­ playoffs. Delaware and Massa­ run. The run capped a 10-play, “ ys with a time of 16:31 for the ment. It was his seventh success this year in chusetts are tied for the lead with 72-yard drive. "This one's for wearing to i-N 3.1-mlle race. East Catholic senior Tom seven countries. 5-2 league records, just ahead of New Haven 26, Bloomsburg 2: the supermarket," Carlson was 15th overall. Ballesteros finished with a 27-under-par Connecticut, New Hampshire and After trailing 2-0 at the half. 281. He received $150,000 from a purse of Villanova, bunched at 4-3. ZIPPY by Bill Qrlfflth The first 25 finishers qualified for the AP photo Weaver Williams scored the first » 1966 by NEA, Inc ^gional Junior Olympic Cross Country $806,000, boosting his earnings on three For UConn to get back into the of two touchdowns to lead the ^ N E DAY 2iPPy HAP A Neyr seconp, ue /XdOPeNLV, we H^EP A ^ampionships to be held this coming MUSCLE POWER — Martina Navra­ continents this season over the $l-million hunt for the title, Massachusetts. University of New Haven Satur­ mark. Delaware and Villanova all must r j ^ e a v iMPMTAnT pcv/e- I ^ HAP AnoTuefi v/eey X/PO'« fR“*t A8o«£ kiNO Sunday at Bryant College in Smithfield, tilova returns a shot to Chris Evert day to a 26-2 victory over LATiooj IMPORTANT RCPEIATIoiU . R.I. lose this weekend. Bloomsburg University of Penn. HAOAR 'm E HORRIBLE by DIk Browne OF tlKC gfl/MOMP 6 0Bf- during their title match in the Virgina r ———^ There can be a five-way tie if New Haven finishes the season LWecYTMlWG I CAW Slims of Chicago tennis tournament Rodriguez secures title Boston University, 3-4, upsets with a 7-3 record while Blooms­ SHoUUP I BUY A NE\a/ WHAT KINJP EveC-VTHiwlr I CanT Zippy.'.' THl5 IT Play begins Nov. 30 IT HA'S A ii-itf TAC7£ , T o 'JCH oR r M 6CL on Sunday. Martina won thetitie6-2, ’TOKYO (AP) — American Chi Chi Delaware. New Hampshire beats burg falls to seventh with 7-4. BOAT Of? SMOULC? I KEEP O P r e p a i r s SOD/'Vou HAPe To LITTLE SCRATCH IS part of TAS"T/A/ff, PART OF The Manchester Rec Department will be 6-2. Rodriguez started with a birdie and Massachusetts, and Maine, 3-4, Indiana, Pa. 41, 8. Connacllcul POURIW& MONJEV IMTO POEG IT NEEP ? ow t m e b o w [ coaie JO yoo(2 seufes i wins at Villanova. BU and New R EPAIRIN © MY O L P BOAT 7 ToUCUlUG OR fM eC C IM S/ A CNOPTE P/HPfT'J offering adult open basketball on Wednes­ finished with another Sunday en route to a 14; Quarterback Jim Pehanick day nights from 6:30 to 9:30 at Verplanck 69 and a two-stroke victory in the Japan Pro Hampshire will be host teams for passed for 305 yards and three y ~ R £ M / ' • School beginning Nov. 30. Senior Championship. the showdowns. touchdowns to lift Indiana (Pa.) X A- Navratilova breezes Rodriguez also birdied the third and ninth The Terriers scored early in the University to a 41-14 win over first quarter, capitalizing on a CHICAGO (AP) — Martina Navratilova, holes and bogeyed the 14th on his last trip Southern Connecticut State Uni­ ^ Soccer rough on heart serving effectively and comandeering the over the Shimoakima Country Club’s fumble by UConn quarterback versity Saturday at Jess Dow 6.599-yard, par-72 course. Matt DeGennaro. After the fum­ Field. HEBRON — Joseph Poulin of Coventry net. needed less than an hour to score a 6-2, ble. BU marched 99 yards in 12 was admitted to Manchester Memorial 6-2 victory Sunday over Chris Evert and He finished with a four-round total of 283 The win for Indiana, ranked and collected $43,200 from a purse of plays with Hillman, a freshman 14th in NCAA Division II, gives (114 Hospital Saturday afternoon after com­ claim top honors at the $250,000 Virigina from Oxford, going over from the plaining of chest pains while attending the Slims of Chicago tournament for the ninth $240,000. ^ the Indians an 8-2 record as they U'L ABNER byAICapp time. 1-yard-line. await word Sunday on an NCAA state Class S boys’ soccer quarterfinal Hillman also scored on a game between Coventry High and Rocky The final marked the 80th meeting playoff berth. THE PHANTOM by Lee Falk S 8y Barry Davies wins golf playoff 13-yard run in the fourth quarter Trinity 38, Waslayan 15: Quar­ PUT AWAV YORE SMOOTtN'-JRONS, STRAmGERS^*^"^——^ Hill High at RHAM High School. between the friendly rivals and the 43rd to give BU a 20-9 lead. ^ ^ **^*t'^ C^ON'T C)0 NOTHIKJ'BUT victory in the series for the left-handed terback Kevin Griffin completed NEAR THE CHA5AMBA BORPER/ ^NOW ENTERING BEAUTIFUL CHASAMBaTV GOOD.v' them lovable li'l critters lavs AK^GivES w Poulin’s son, Steve, scored the Patriots' SASEBO, Japan (AP) - Laura Davies of George Boothe led UConn by 14 of 26 passes for 254 yards and /VWy HAVE ANTIAIRCRAFT. MILK, BUTTER, AN ALL TYPES O'Cheese_BOTH ^ ^ only goal as Coventry High waseliminated. Navratilova, the top-seed to Evert’s No. 2. Britain beat American Jane Geddes on the WE'LL FLY LOW, PEV/L^^" - DOMESTIC AN' IMPORTED .r^ ___ Y p - i ? rushing 33 times for 158 yards and three touchdowns for a 38-15 2-1, on penalty kicks. first hole of a sudden-death playoff Sunday also catching seven passes for 45 Joseph Poulin was listed in satisfactory Trinity victory over Wesleyan -A. - to win the women's Itoki Classic yards. Kicker Rob Moons also Saturday. \U r ^ ^ condition Monday morning, according to tournament. had three field goals for the hospital spokesman Andrew Beck. “The Wembley title to Hlasek Trinity snapped a two-game In the playoff. Davies parred the Huskies. losing streak to close out 1988 with / ■ complaint he was brought in with was chest WEMBLEY, England (AP) — Jacob 487-yard, par-5 eighth hole while Geddes pains.’’ Beck said. bogeyed it. a 5-2-1 record while Wesleyan Hlasek of Switzerland captured his first Princeton 24, Yale 7: Steve dropped three in a row^at the end 3 2 m Rocky Hill head coach John McVicar was career Grand Prix title Sunday by Davies, winner of two tournaments on the Tosches doesn’t even remember’ ' '"klSTOMS” ' on the sideline for his team’s game. He of the year for a 3-5 mark. defeating Sweden’s Jonas Svensson in the U.S LPGA Tour and three tournaments in the last Princeton defeated Yale Coast Guard 51, Siena 6; Dave suffered a heart attack early in the year and final of the $450,000 Benson and Hedges Europe, earned $56,500 forherfirst triumph in football. Brown ran for 149 yards and a tIM iC b p p tm«rprtt«a Inc ^ has been out most of the season. championships. in Japan from a purse of $320,000. ilHi . II That’s because the last time the pair of touchdowns Saturday to Tigers beat the Elis in 1966, the pace U.S. Coast Guard Academy ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson Kite, Strange In playoff Prost drives to victory Princeton coach was a 9-year-old to a 57-6 rout over Siena College, playing midget football in The Bears finished 8-1, tying BLONDIE by Dean Young A Stan Drake Stamford. GLML, COME PICK UP THEYKe I OH, EXCUSE iHE PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. (AP) - Tom ADELAIDE, Australia (AP) — Alain Helmick is renominated the school record for victories in a MR. BUMSTEAD, I'M HAVING OKAY, ELMO, LET ME GIVE ,V0U CAM p e s o A\EAM' “I’m not even sure I knew TROUBLE WITH MATH IF y o u MAD $62 IN ONE MY FA THEP'S~llll' YOUR D0LL5.', A C n O M ' Kite and Curtis Strange tied for the lead at Prost of France outraced teammate Ayrton season. Siena finished 3-6. YOU A PROBLEM, POCKET AND $ 37 IN THE MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — U.S. Olympic IN SCHOOL - r TO SOLVE , PANTS > the end of the regulation 72 holes Sunday Senna to score a convincing win in Sunday’s where Yale was," Tosches said The Bears ran over Siena for 3 OTHEQ...WHATyou HAVE LWOULD y / 1 and were set for a playoff on Monday for the Australian Formula One Grand Prix as the Committee members will meet with their after his Princeton Tigers de­ 424 rushing yards on 60 carries $360,000 first prize in the Nabisco Cham­ all-conquering McLaren-Honda team re Soviet counterparts this week to consider feated Yale 24-7 on Saturday. Scott Huerter ran for 134 yards pionships of Golf. corded its 10th 1-2 finish of the season. an anti-doping exchange program in which Jason Garrett threw for 259 and two touchdowns, and Dan Kite, with a birdie on the final hole at the Prost completed the 82 laps of the athletes from both countries would be yards and two touchdowns, in­ Kenny chipped in with 81 yarda R rain-soaked Pebble Beach Golf Links, and 2.349-mile street circuit in a time of one uniformly tested for steroids year-round cluding one to his brother Judd, to and a pair of touchdowns. ■ fe Strange finished regulation play at 279, nine hour. 53 minutes. 14.67 seconds for the and with little notice. USOC President lead Princeton to the win in the Sienna was held to minus shots under par. 192.618 miles. Robert Helmick said. 111th game between the schools. 8-yards rushing and had just 74 ,v. Kite, attempting to keep alive a string of Senna was 36.78 seconds back in second Meanwhile, Helmick wasnominated fora The victory was Princeton’s yardSin total offense. at least one victory in each of the last seven spot, ahead of three-time world champion second term as U.S. Olympic Committee seasons, matched par 72 in driving rain and Nelson Piquet of Brazil in a Lotu.s-Honda president, while controversial New York \ f y howling winds. Yankees owner George Steinbrenner was II '1 y.HWtVuv-^ ALLEY OOP by Dave Graue Strange, seeking Player of the Year one of five people nominated as officers. Major League teams honors and the money-winning title, The nominations, made Sunday, the last WHAT A GUY by Bill HoesI I HATE TO / ...PARTICULAKlySINCESHE/TTHnri^rT day of the USOC’s four-day meeting, will be WASN'T ) SHE WAS GOINS TO GO OVER THE finished off a round of 74. THISTHIS^plojEtT\'^TO(^'i!J''^‘^ PROJECTS PROBLEM IN THE TRANS-1 CADESHE^DWEN OP THAT a g a in w h e n s h e h e t u r n e d Mecir nets Stuttgart title considered for final approval at the USOC RESULTS! ------FROM HER V/ATATim,.!- sharing information WITHOUT AVA! ( MISSION ORCUITKY^ENV ' executive board’s February meeting. SHE LEFT! ____,______STUTTGART. West Germany (AP) - Helmick, 51. is a Des Moines. Iowa, Drug tests mandatory Czechoslovakia’s Miloslav Mecir defeated lawyer who was elected to succeed John B. Bv Ronald Blum Arbitrator Thomas Roberts * 'c ’/MON, KEyiM-- - Andres Gomez 6-3, 6-2 Sunday to win the Kelly as president after Kelly died of a The Associated Press found clubs guilty in the Collusion LET'S USE MONTREAL (AP) — All athletes named $350,000 Stuttgart Classic invitational ten­ heart attack in March 1985. I case, covering 1985 free agents, THE PLAVGROUND to Canadian teams attending the Pan nis tournament. NEW YORK — Major League and Nicolau found clubs guilty in WHILE WE’RE STILL American and Olympic Games will be Mecir advanced to the final Saturday by baseball teams are exchanging the Collusion II case, covering asked to pass a random drug test prior to young enough defeating John McEnroe 5-7. 7-6 (7-1), 6-3. Lions fire Darryl Rogers information on offers to free 1986 free agents. Nicolau cur­ leaving the country, the Canadian Olympic agents through an “information rently is hearing the Collusion III TO ENJOY IT.” Association announced Sunday. PONTIAC. Mich. (AP) — Detroit Lions bank” at the owners’ Player case, which covers 1987 free The policy comes in the wake of the Lemieux willing to listen owner William Clay Ford has fired Coach Relations Committee. agents. Olympic Games when Canadian runner Darryl Rogers, who led the team to a 2-9 THE BORN LOSER by Art Saneom VANCOUVER. British Columbia (AP) — The PRC established guide­ “We operated the information Ben Johnson was stripped of his gold medal record this season and a fie for last place in lines for the information bank in a bank last year and it is probably ^l9fUt hiriQ Featu'Pt Syrvlvj II l4 in the 100-meter event after testing positive Mario Lemieux said Sunday he is consider­ the NFC Central Division, sources said ing free agency after failing to come to today. 14-page memorandum distrib­ the core issue in the third ^ K lU tb M E lS for anabolic steroids. uted to clubs in the final week of free-agent matter,” Melendez ON THE FASTRACK by Bill Holbrook terms last week with the Pittsburgh Rogers, 53. was fired after the Lions’ 23-20 .SUPFDSED TD Penguins on a new contract. the season. The information bank said Saturday. “The guidelines loss Sunday to the visiting Tampa Bay is an attempt to allow teams to are basically an effort by the PRC ^W'.’ KASHTTrilsY"THE ^ X u K E M Y S Lemieux, who leads the NHL with 47 Buccaneers and was replaced temporarily iota,iOEV£josr w RERsoNAaY I Ca n t voluntarily exchange informa­ to memorialize how the informa­ DEPARTMEMT CoMPintR'S AGAIN? ^ IN fc L E S ? Glasson fakes golf title points less than one quarter into the season, by defensive coordinator Wayne Fontes, Completed an AND? “ FiGORE O O T J ^ A JE W P said Sunday he’s considering his options. said the sources, who spoke on the condition tion in a manner allowed by tion bank would operate.” DONE AN'i’ WORK / JAIWED, HOW? EXHAIKTiVE 5WRCH K PONiTGoTlN THERE TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) - Bill baseball’s collective bargaining Under the information bank, a -TH1& Morning ^ ms.trelus. Of THE 6Y6TEM... "We’re done talking.” Lemieux said of anonymity. agreement. Glasson, capping his best season in five after recording four points in Pittsburgh’s Rogers, in his fourth season with the team making a deposit tells the years on the PGA Tour, took the lead in the 4-2 victory over the Vancouver Canucks. Lions, has a record of 18-40. Clubs were found guilty of PRC what offers it has made. A $500,000 Centel Classic when Tommy "We set a deadline and couldn’t make a Reached at his home late Sunday. Rogers collusion by arbitrator George team making a withdrawal finds Armour bogeyed the 17th hole and then held deal." denied he had been fired. Nicolau after exchanging infor­ out what teams have made offers i0 lctv^ on to win by two strokes Sunday, mation directly between the 1986 to players. Participation in volun­ E Lemieux’s contract, which pays him a Bill Keenist. the Lions public relations and 1987 seasons. S Sidelined for much of the past month by base salary estimated at $600,000, runs director, said he couldn’t confirm the tary and Melendez estimated that bronchitis, Glasson pvercame fatigue to through 1990-91. report. “The position of the clubs is 12 to 15 teams were using it. FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves that we have a right to share shoot 4-under-par 68 in the final round and The NHL’s most valuable player last But the sources said formal announce­ The Major League Baseball '?Ik wind up with a 72-hole total of 16-under 272 season said he consulted fellow superstar ment of the move would be made at the information,” said Louis Melen­ Players Association said it on the 7,098-yard course at Killearn Country Wayne Gretzky during the weekend about dez, associate counsel of the PRC. learned of the information bank team’s regular weekly news conference at “Just like the agents share last month and asked Nicolau to THE GRIZZWELLS by Bill Schorr flVA^MACY W H A T !? N i c e a ^ o u t Club. the contract situation. noon Monday. information, we feel we have the stop it. On Wednesday, the THEBE’ 15 Y<7u t a k e a same right.” arbitrator refused. H AVIM6 TUCKER TR/AND CATCH A ...■•eo I TCLP HIM 1C CHA5E CCWN MOO$F FOR Hl$ FlR?r A$5kSHMEKT HERE yA income verification, JEWELRY Sales. Part Selectman's Office ♦ KQJ9 ♦ 10 8 7 6 5 2 Whatever declarer does in dia­ Conn of 233-9687. This week we will look at some card marks, trade names or pat­ Publisher. changing Idle Items In refinance, bill time X-mas help and (649-8743) 9am-3pm. YOUR AD V to 7 6 5 T 9 8 4 monds is immaterial if the suit splits your home for cosh ... ♦ Q95 combinations, with a view to under­ consolidation. Call MBE year round positions What makes Want Ads ♦ K 2-2, but when East has a singleton, de­ with an ad In classified. GIVE YOUR budget a available. Flexible TODAY! ♦ Q 9 ♦ .16 2 standing why certain plays are cor­ clarer must make the right play. If MO break ... shop the classi­ Financial Service, work? People like you rect In today's auction. South was ■•Al/u-i Call 643-2711 to place your hours. Apply; Dia­ who read and use the 643-2711 East has the singleton 5, nothing mat­ ad. fied columns for bargain 632-9280-523-2668 mond Showcase, Man­ SOUTH comfortable rebidding two no-trump CHUBB AND CHAUNCtY by Vanct Rodawalt 'ouys! Want Ads' every day. 643- ♦ a 4 ters. If East holds the nine alone, to­ chester Parkade. 27) I. with the spade ace and a double stop­ day's declarer's play is right. But if T K Q J THE r e g u l a r per in hearts. When North then sup­ East holds either the king or the queen HE LOOKS LIKE HE ♦ J 10 7 6 4 GROOMER 16 SICK., YOU'RE N O T S a N S ♦ K 5 3 ported diamonds, South bid three alone, it is right to play a low diamond GIVES TRIMS Wrm hearts to show strong controls in that to the ace. Since playing low to the ace TM " TO LEAVE ME WITH Vulnerable: Neither suit. Since North was afraid of spades A CHAINSAW.// y / c u r e Dealer: South wins twice (king or queen alone with in no-trump, he simply bid four dia­ East) and playing the jack wins only THIS euy(' V l it t l e monds, and South carried on to game. GUY. Weil North East South once (singleton nine), obviously the 1 4 Making 11 tricks is easy provided correct,play is a low diamond from o WIN K Pass 2 4 Pass 2 NT declarer loses no more than one dia­ the South hand. The only exception to “A Winner Every Day... Monday thru Saturday” Pass 3 ♦ Pass 3W mond trick. But South played careless­ this would be if the bidding showed ab­ CnS’STITUTION st ’ate Pass 4 ♦ Pass 5 ♦ ly. He won the ace of spades and led solutely that West held the K-Q of dia­ Pass Pass Pass the jack of diamonds. West played low monds; then you might as well lead the and declarer played low from dummy. jack and hope that either the suit is Opening lead: ♦ K East won the singleton king. Later the splitting or East has the lone nine- MANQ€STERH0NEA 24 ADAMS ST. 646-3515 238-EVW defenders made another diamond spot. Your *25 check Is waiting at MANOtSTERHnfvr'v If your license number appears somewhere in the classified columns today... .CONNECTICUT . lEl 18 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. Nov. 14, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Nov. 14. 1988_IS PART TIME PART TIME HELP WANTED PART TIME I ^ H D M E S ME8 HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HOMES HOMES CONDOMINIUMS HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED FDR SALE R8ALE FOR SALE ^ R O O M S J FDR SALE FOR SALE FOR RENT ATTENTION:Work at CUSTOtTON. Port time LABORER or trim man BDLTON. Lovely 3 bed­ SCHOOL Secretary. It FOOD Servoce workers STEP Right up. Hoping to fA S p e c iQ li: home using own phone. evenings, 5-8;30pm. wanted for siding com­ you are looking for a room Ranch with first MANCHESTER. New to MANCHESTER. New list­ OAK Forest. Beautifully RDDM tor non-smokIng Servicing our custo­ Hours flexible. 5 days needed. M-F, no wee^ purchase a larger MATURE Woman to care pany. 742-5406 or 643- secretarial position floor laundry, 2flrepta- the market. The pri­ ing. Quality construc­ decorated 2 bedroom gentleman. Light hou- mers, $8-10 per hour. per week. Apply: Facil­ 9633.______kends. Good benefits. home for an affordable vate enclosed back­ for toddlers, Monday- with challenge, variety C all Julie, 683-2222 ext. ces, sliders to bOck tion Is apparent In this unit with I'/i baths, sekkeeping accomoda­ Choose vour own ities Services, South porch, 3 car garage price? This tremend­ yard with mature seven room Ansaldl Frldoy, 7-1 or M pm In RN/LPN-We haye a full and excitement, call at 2326,7 am-11 am. ous 9 room Raised laEMHINi I^CANPBiniY/ centra I a I r 0 nd go rage. tions, parking, washer hours. Call 872-0350,528- W indsor Board of Edu­ plus pond. Suitable for landscaping Is a plus In Colonial. Front to back and dryer. 643-5600. 0358. excluslye daycare cen­ tim e or part tim e posi­ RHAM Junior High Ranch on West Vernon ISBWICES l22Jrremooeund------$133,900. Sentry Real c a tio n , 1737 M a in tion from 3pm-1lom, School (228-9423 or 647- DAYTIME Barmaid horses. Possible subdi­ I OfCTMCM. tbit seven room home, fireplaced formal liv­ Estate, 643-4060.O ter. Starting SS/hour. Street, South Windsor, wanted for local cafe. St. In Manchester may with two toll baths. A ing room os well as M A N C H E S T E R . Room In The Children's Place, and11pm-7am, 9297) ond ask for Dr. vision. $399,000. Cen­ CLSANTNoTTnTTc^ quiet rooming house. 528-9711, Ext. 40 EOE Experience preferred. tury 21 Epstein Realty, be lust waht you're new kitchen, replace­ three generous bed­ BAKERY Clerk. Part Inc. 643-5535. Mondoy-Frldoy. No Henry Grabber, Prin­ looking for. 4 bed­ Home or offlee. Day, PARRANOREMODEUNG Oft street parking. 180 time positions availa­ weekends, tor more In­ cipal. Skills required Will train. Work habit 647-8895.0______WltA. PAINT TO ment windows, root, rooms. The large first BABYSITTER for 1 year references required. rooms, 3 full baths, night, weekend. Boom acMHIone, deoke, roMIng, GELSOMINO per week. 646-1686 o r ble working In a retail formation, please call Include; typing, com­ BDLTDN. Waterfront Weekly specials. Reg­ ddlng, vrlndowe and gunara. and furnace are only a floor family room op­ 569-3018.______old girl In our home. Call for Interylew. 649- family room with wet PLEASE tew ot the many recent ens to a cozy screen TOWNHOUSE bakery. Flexible hours D.N.S., Monday- puter, clerical and In­ property. Spectacular bar, stunning Vermont ina Ranlerl,lM54)6S2. Baekhoa and buHdozar aanloa . ELECTRIC from yo»r picture or $lldt 8i good starting pay. Weekday mornings. HELP Wanted. Part time 4684.______BatWamial wirtng apaotaHet. Improvements. porch. Twocargarage. RDDM tor Rent. In home, Frlday, 9am-3pm, terpersonal. Dictation view of entire lake. 2 marble fireplace. Acre ’• • • • • > ♦ eeeeeeeee avaHaMa. Call Bob Parrand, Jr. CONDOMINIUM Please call for Inter­ No smoking. Own warehouse person CONSTRUCTION; rrWM BMOfimML In aeMamdor or mttrjUt $147,900. Y o Y o C arroll. 8221,900. D avid M u r­ all privileges tor re­ Crestfleld Conyales- skills would be a plus. bedroom home with plus lot. In-law set up CLEANING sponsible person. 875 view at 646-5718. tra n sp o rta tio n . $6.00 needed. Flexible cent, 643-5151. Salary to be based on ' Driver with both large fireplaced living |m.647-8S09 Barbara Imppan - Sentry Real Estate, 643- dock. Sentry Real Est­ Throe bedroom s, 2Vj per hour. 647-8261. hours, Mondav- possible. $192,500. S e r e n e file Meneheifer » wil- Reg.64S-6S4» 4060.g______ate, 643-4060.0 weekly. 645-6473 o r 647- experience. PosUlon Trailer dump & low bed room, fireplaced Jackso n 8i Jackson MnaNncaraa. HeneetaMralia- m m 643-1710 baths with 1900 sq. 7580. Frlday. Contact Jerry experience. Must haye kH eeeete to clean veer heme, CDVENTRY. Custom de- ayallable Inlmie- atrium room and a new Real Estate, 647-8400.n etnee er wlnOow*. ♦ yean ex- ft. ot living space In INVITATION FOR BIDS Decelles after 3pm, dlately. Applications yalid CT. class 1 li­ 500 sq. ft. deck. D.W. HOME , signed and built with Mondav-Frlday, 643- RING In the new year. jMicnoe one referencet. I^ll sas C0NDDMINIUM8 this o ve rsize d unit. SIOERS Wanted for work accepted through No- cense. C all 647-9745 for Fish Realty, 643-1591.0 Uwrt# fer a tree etHmole. DUMAS ELECTRIC quality In mind. Just a Group Home, Inc. will receive sealed bids In 5107. EO E______yember 21st. appointment. Start 1989 off with a IMPROVEMENTS Bacttleal mpaba, tew ot the features are 4 FOR SALE Extras include APARTMENTS triplicate from general contractors for o single firm fixed- In East Hartford, Man- BD LTD N. 2800 sq. ft. Con­ addadwirtng. price contract for the Coventry group home (1), Coventry, INSURANCE Agency cheter Area. Call 634- bong In this brand 74Sf a REPAIRS lo im m bedrooms, 2'/, baths, m FDR RENT BABYSIT In my home for SMALL Manufacturing temporary, Brand new 167 Teda)r, did ymi pay aemaona f o r e s t Ridge Town- fireplace, C ^ ectlcut, one new group living home of approximately needs assistance. Typ­ 1660. Co. seeks masklng- spanking new 7 plus * 'Wo Job Too Small" double lacuzzi In Mas­ XOOO squore fewf of prottctod framt slab*on*orQdt construe* a 1 year old and soon to cedar siding. 3 bed­ room Gambrel Colon­ HagMamd and FuHy Inaurad fordoing netMne? house. 3 Home, Inc., or a satisfactory bid bond underwritten by on personal communica­ Excellent pay. Call 646- Friendly working at­ Ine and accounting ser­ WALL DOCTORS townhouse at Beech- acceptable surety listed In the current U.S. Treosury De­ Immaculate condition. In condition describes vices ovolldble to Walljpaper hanging 24 Yeert experlenoe In CDVENTRY. This home Company, 521-0306. RN/LPN tion skills. A well or­ 5324 or eyenlngs, 484- mosphere In our Wat­ Much larger thon ap­ 643-9649/1/ m m u wood In Manchester. 2 landscaped acres, partment Circular No. 570 and executed by the bidder In an ganized flexible, fun 4153: this 3 or 4 bedroom 2 tmoli business owners. apeciaOst. Expert work moving has been designed and complete with pool, MANCHESTER. Dnebed- amount equol to five percent ot the bid shall be submitted Attention Moms! kins Centre office. Te­ pears from front. Must bath Cape located on a at reaaonable rates. Free built with a bit ot bedrooms, 1'/j baths, with each bid. loying person will wel­ Pick up and delivery all new kitchen ap­ tennis court and room Townhouse for Here's the perfect per­ LAUNDRY Workers. lephone and light typ­ be seen. Plano Realty beautiful private lot. iservlce also. Ccrtl 289- estimates. Residential M m j j u e u s Anyttm* luxury In mind. The rent. Fully oppllanced The successful bidder will be required to furnish and pay for come this challenge In Earn extra money. Lo­ 646-5200. $210,000.o and commercial. pliances, tasteful de­ carport parking. our rapidly growing ing skills needed, and Approximately one 'SMI. SERVICES master bedroom has a kitchen, wall to wall either o performance payment bond In the amount of one manent part time posi­ cal loundry looking for mile from country Steve KosU, M7-8101 cor, private basement, hundred percent of the contract price or separate perfor- Perldontal practice. knowledge of Multi- BOLTON. Spectacular fireplace and a lacuzzi P rice d at »155,000 carpeting, fireplace. tion |u8t In time to earn laundry workers. Full new Contemporary In club. $149,500. Century , Bill Olson, S28-8S64 In the private bath . ample parking. Asking monce and payment bonds each In the amount of one Our patients appre­ Mate word processing iCjNPENTHY/ GSL Building Motnte- $119,900. Jackson 8, P rin cip a ls O nly $59S/month plus utili­ hundred percent of the contract price, or a cosh escrow In extra Christmas cash. 8. Part time. Must be Birch Mt. area. Fea­ 21 Epstein Realty, 647- Some of the features ciate and yalue our essential. Full benefits W oli Papering & nonce Co. Commercl- Jackson Real Estate, ties. 649-2369. the amount of twenty-five percent of the contract price. We have an Immediate able to work Satur­ tures 4 bedrooms, 2'/j 8895.0______REMOOELINe ol/ResIdentlal building G A Y SON ore; 4 nice size bed­ Call 643-2711, services and smiles. days. Benefits. Call and good salary. Send ft 647-B400.O a t t e n t i o n Is colled to the provisions for Equal Employ­ opening for a Charge Our goals are to be the baths. Custom oak VERNON. Price reduced P a in t in g repairs and home Im­ AAASONRY rooms, 7'/7 baths, 2 8:30am -5pm TODAY'S Lucky CT Li­ ment Opportunity, and payment of not less than the prevall- Cupid Services. 289- letter/resume for ap­ stairs and oak cabinets ResIdeMlol, Commercial. Brick, block ahd stena, fireplaces, green­ (iAa n c h e s t e r . BeacorT cense Plate Number Is Nurse (RN/LPN. li­ best. It we have stirred 1527. EDE on this like new 7 room REMOVATIORWPLUS provements. Interior ng (7avls-Bacon Wage determinations sot forth In the Pro­ pointment to: with clear gloss. Fire­ Ranch, 1st floo r fam ily Complete Inter, and References 8, insurance. and exterior pointing, caramic tilt, marbta and house, atrium door to Hill. Make us on offer I A sk for B Y R A . It this Is vour ject Manual and applicable to this prolect. censed In CT) from up some Interest, we concrafs. We have one bedroom would love to share PRDDUCTIDN Workers. placed family room. room, 3 bedrooms, eat- Exter. Home Marty Mattson, M M 4 3 1 light carpentry. Com­ 12X28 deck and sky­ Mrs. Fromerth plate number, bring The contract period shall be for 120 calendar days. An Incen- Spm-9pm, dally. No lob Is toe small I condos at $85,000 and 2 this ad to Ed Thornton, tlye shall be paid for early completion In accordance with Ideas. Please coll Ice Cream M anufac­ S. RICHARD All this and much more in kitchen, fireplaced Maintenance Cuatom plete lanitorlal ser­ lights. There are allo­ Without benefits, RN's turer has Immediate on I'/i wooded acres. furnished rec room, Oory McHugh, 643-9321 vice. Experienced, rel­ 3M-7341 o r 627-3973 wances for carpet, ap­ bedroom at $102,000. of Manchester Hondo, the attached Form HUD 92443. Liquidated damages shall be Elaine at 633-2048, be­ BOTTARO, PC Painting aryl PaparIng Large units with ap­ levied for late completion at the rate of $209.97 per day. earn *17 per hour and tween 8-4, Mondav- opening for production $325,000. Flano Realty and much more for iable, free (Mtlmotes. pliances, and electrical 24 Adams Street, Man­ 935 Main St., Repair or Renew Cell- pliances. Parkllke set­ chester, to collect vour C®ventrv Group Home, Inc. reserves the right to reject onv LPN’s earn *15.15 per Thursday. Ernest B. workers. Full benefits. 646-5200. $210,000.n only $149,900. Coll me 6430304.______fixtures. Call today and Manchester, CT 06040 irms. Walla, etc. Rec. let us show you this ting plus pool. Beck­ $25. You must bring or oil bids or to waive ony Informalities In the bidding. hour. Benefit rates are Spira, DDs and team. Apply: Royal Ice W EST Side location. This and we will show you Rooma, Deckaand Light mOQFMS/ H dLiO AY House. Retlre- MDRTGAGE8 C re o m , 27 W o rren 3 bedroom Cape svie beautiful home. Realty with 8, Company, proof ot registration. No bids shall be withdrawn for o period of sixty doys subse­ slightly lower. Hurry, PAINTERS Wanted. through. U 8, R Reolty, Carpentry Rooting. ment living, ombuto- quent to the opening of bids without the consent of Coventry Street, Monchester. home Is located on 643-2692.0 RENT A RUNNER World, Benoit, 521-0306 or 233-7394. This otter Is void in Must be experienced, Gutter Repair and tory, home-llke Oigggiy g EHm I Group Home, Inc. this excellent opportun­ Lvness Street. Fire­ Frechette Associates, EAST Meadow. Conve­ FALUNG BEHIND?? seven days. 11-14. neat 8, dependable. NE w Home. You'll Cleaning. otmoshpere. Coll 649- If notified of bid acceptance. Bidder shall execute the con- ity won't last longl ON THE JOB TRAINING placed living room, Ihagigg Sorvleg 646-7709.D nient first floor unit Call M ark at 633-2635. DELIVERY Person and breathe clean, fresh air URDLOMBIt SHOAL 2358. ______STDP FDRECLDSUREII M A N C H E S T E R . 2 bed- sHPulPted contract assurance at the Apply In person to Mary Start an exciting career In dining room and a nice H&R We will do your grooery MANCHESTER. Just re­ with open floor plan. room, heat, hot water, FULL time driyers Cashler/Clerk for mod­ when you live In this Cleaning— On call Mln- It you are felling behind on ®”]*?.S'' ♦'’* specified In Ann Horn, RN, DNS at: the optical industry. We are treed loti S130's. Blan­ HAWKESTREESEIMIX shopping and other duced and what a buy. PHA approved. $77,^ appliances. $590. the Notification of Bid Acceptance, such date to be not less helper, moying furni­ ern pharmacy. Full or lovely 4 bedroom, 2'/3 tenance Quick Refur- ROORNG I Buokat, truck A oMppar. etump Sf'itrv Reol Estate, 6i5\ your mortgage payments... than ten days subsequent to the dote of nofificotlon nor more a wholesale optical lab chard 8, Rossetto Real­ bath Colonial which .Mahlng or Remodallng errenda whHa you work or This spacious, lovingly DR...If your home is In fore­ Adults preferred. No Meadows Manor tu re . C a ll 647-1717, seeking a trainee for our of­ part time. Flexible tors," We're Selling Ns Ice too Mg er Me eiua. WM ramoval. FrasaadmaMs. 4060.D th^on sixty days subsequent to the bid opening, unless hours. Not the usual offers 0 family room, wem 7 diye was |eb eemsMM. relax. Call for dalailt. ^decorated 3 bedroom, closure, WE CAN HELPI pets. 647-9076, chonged by mutual consent between Bidder and Owner. West Building legye message.______fice staff and a lab techni­ Houses" 646-2482.P inUlfB-Sr.SIteMim Spsciai oonaidanuion tor V/i bath quality built MANCHESTER. A smart evenings. _____ retail store. Profes­ first floor laundry and Fneisfliwin No payment program avail­ 20 October, 1988 333 Bldwell Street FLORAL Assistant. Full cian trainee. Starting SDUTH Manchester. Su- 870-9477, Joe sMarly and handleappsd. 8 4 9 -7 4 8 2 , attar 8 pm or Colonial Is waiting for buy. Spacious 3 bed­ hourly rate $5.50 with re­ sional atmosphere. large 2 cor attached able tor up to 2 years. Bad BOLTON. Vi modern do- Coventry Group Home, Inc. Manchester, CT or part time. Good pay perlor 7 room, 2 bath garage. Still time to 646-22S3 you. First floor family room, Tfy bath central plex, 3 bedrooms, I'/i By; Felix Orury and benefits. Apply In views In 30-90-180 days. Top pay. Apply at once 647-0289. Wefc 7 4 2 -0 2 0 7 , anytima credit Is not a problemllAsk to: Ann or Pharmocist, Colonial built In 1896. choose your colors. Dt- 647*7553 room, fireplaced living air conditioned unit boths, fireplace, cellar, Title: Architect 647-9191 person: Flower Fa­ Call Bob Pound to discuss room and cheery featuring a full base­ how LDW payments can 009-11 Liggett Pharmacy, Beautifully maintained fered at $239,9000. Cen­ help you SAVE YOUR all electric, solar hot shion, 85 East Center the excellent fringe bene­ by present owners. breakfast nook over­ ment with 2 finished fits and appointment for In­ Manchester Porkade. tury 21 Epstein Realty, HOME TODAYI water, large wooded Street, Manchester. Fireplace and 2 car 647-8895 0 CARS look a private treed rooms and a private lot, close to 1384. A vail­ RESTAURANT HELP. terview. CARS CARS yard. $144,000. Century backyard with potlo. Swiss Ceaservative Group INVITATION FOR BIDS Part time dishwashers, MEDICAL Assistant with garage. $180’s. Blan­ FDR SALE CARS able January 1st. $750 bookkeeping and medl- chard & Rossetto Real­ MANCHESTER. Attrac­ FDR SALE FDR SALE 21 Epstein Realty, 647- VA, PHA approved. at (203) 454-1336 or per month + deposit 4 The Hebron Group Home, Inc. will receive sealed bids In tri­ kitchen help. Apply In QSA OPTICAL | ^ H 0 M E 8 tive Colonial. Delight FDR SALE 8895.D $129,900. Century 21 E p­ plicate from general contractors for a single firm fixed- person The Bel Ami col experience tor tors," We're Selling (203) 4S4-4404 references. 649-5670 Manchester practice. 649-3177 FDR 8ALE Houses" 646-2482.0 In the livability of this stein Realty, 647-8895.0 evenings. price contract for the Hebron group home (1), Hebron, Con­ Restaurant, 465 Buck- attroctive 2 story, necticut, one new group living home of approximately 3,000 land Road, S. Windsor. Send resume to: Box MANCHESTER. Charm­ square feet of protected frame slab-on-grade construction AA, C/0 Manchester S40-80K PE R Y E A R . N a­ All real estate advertised In freshly decorated with necessary site work valued at approximately $400,000, 644-4745. tional Wholesale Je­ ing 5 room, 2 year old home. Quiet street, Herald, 16 Bralnard the Manchester Herald Is Cape with 2 bedrooms, until 30 November 1988 at 1:00 p.m. at the Oak Hill School, 120 COOK. Soup kitchen Place, Monchester. welry Company needs sublect to the Fair Housing hardwood floors, eat- Holcomb Street, Hartford, at which time and place bids will Coordinator. Man­ representatives for lo­ Act of 1961, which makes It 1 Vi baths, atrium doors in kitchen, 4 bedrooms, be publicly opened and read aloud. Bids are to be addressed to patio, 1 car garage, to Or. Lors Guldager, Superintendent. chester Area Confer­ PRODUCTION/Clerlca- cal area. No direct Illegal to odvertlse onv pref­ I'/i baths, main-level erence, limitation ordlscrlm- beautiful londscoptng. laundry. Move In Im- Proposed forms of contract and bid documents. Including ence of Churches. 30 I.A nacom p In East soles, wholesale only. CORSICAS - CAVALIERS - hours per week, Hartford Is expanding 713-782-9868.______Inatlon based on race, color, Located In sought after medlotely. D.W. Fish plans and specifications, are on file at the Office of Felix religion, sex or natlonol Lyd all Woods. $147,900. Drury, Architects and Plonners, 85 Willow Street, New Ho- $8/hour. Experienced Its 1st and 2nd shifts. Reolty, 643-1591.0 SOCIAL Worker. Dlrec- origin, or on Intention to Anne Miller Real Est­ ven and F. W. Dodge Reports In Milford and Avon. Copies of with meal planning and F/T,P/T and flex time moke onv such preference, the documents may be obtained from Oak Hill School or tor for Com munity Re- ate, 647-8000.O MANCHESTER. 3 units. 2 preparation. Work as available. Complete limitation or discrimination. CELEBRITIES - BERETTAS! from f he Office of Felix Drury on payment of a deposif In the Entry progrom for family plus one single part ot a yolunteer training In source mi­ ex-offenders, case The Herald will not know­ MANCHESTER. Fall In amount of $75.00 for each set of documents obtained. Such love with this special 8 family. Enlov the pri­ deposit will be refunded for each set of documents (plans teom. C a ll 649-2093. crographics provided. management, advo­ ingly accept onv advertise­ vacy of a single family and specifications) returned In good condition within ten Send resume to: Full benefits. For de­ ment which Is In violation ot room Ansaldl built Co­ cacy, commlnuty ectu- the low.______with the added feature days after bid opening, by bono fide bidders. lonial, 4 bedrooms, 1 MACC, P.O. Box 773, tails contact Mr. Daly catlon. Starting salary of Investment prop­ 75 VEHICLES AVAIUBLE... A certified check or bonk draft, poyable to Hebron Group Manchester, Connecti­ at 528-9876. ______range, S21,000-$22,500. SOUTHERN New Eng­ full both, 2 half baths, 2 erty. Close to down­ Home, Inc., or o satlstactorv bid bond underwritten by on cut 06040, by November Good benefits. Qualifi­ land classifleld ads fireplaces, front to acceptable surety listed In the current U.S. Treasury De­ SECRETARY/ExecutIve back living room, for­ town and shopping, 28. EOE______cations: BSW, or equi­ reach nearly 800,000 highway and buslines. partment Circular No. 570 and executed by the bidder In on Level. Low20's. East of homes In Connecticut mal dining room, eat-ln amount equal to five percent of the bid shall be submitted MAINTENANCE Techni­ the River opportunity. valent, experience Asking $179,500. Pres­ with each bid. and Rhode Island. The kitchen. Istfloor In-law cian. Samaritan Shel­ Assist President of wel I with population . Send tige Properties, Better The successful bidder will be required to furnish and pay for ter. Responsible for references and resume price tor a basic 25 efficiency apartment, 1 established corpora­ car garage. $210,000. Homes and Gardens, either o performance payment bond In the amount of one assigning lanitorlal du­ to: MACC, P.O. Box word ad Is only $55 and 859-0775, evenings, 537- e X A * " ’ '-* hundred percent of the contract price or separate perfor­ tion. High visibility po­ will appear In 43 news­ Anne Miller Real Est­ ties, flll-ln cleaning In sition. Reaurles prior 773, Manchester, 06040 0143. Broker/Dwner mance and payment bonds each In the amount of one papers. For more In­ ate, 6 4 7 - 8 0 0 0 . O hundred percent of the contract price, or o cash escrow In emergencies, monitor­ experience and profes­ by November 28. EO E the dmount of twenty-five percent of the contract price. ing of building, minor formation call Classi­ sionalism. Shorthand TEXAS Refinery Corpo­ fied, 643-2711 and ask ATTENTION Is called to the provisions for Equal Employ­ repairs. Minimum of 10 and word processing ration needs mature hours per week. S6.75 for detalls.o ment Opportunity, and payment of not less than the prevoll- skills needed. Fully person now In Man­ HELP WANTED Ing Dovls-Bocon Wage determinations set forth In the Pro­ per hours. Call MACC, paid benefits, bonus HELP WANTED lect Monuol and applicable to this prolect. chester area. Regard­ 649-2093. EOE. potential. Fee paid. less of training, write; The contract period shall be tor 120 calendar days. An Incen­ Call Ann Ross, Busi­ D.H. Hopkins, Box 711, HELP WANTED 1989 Beretta QMLIst *13,511 tive shall be paid for early completion In accordance with GM Lls( the attached Form HUD 92443. Liquidated damages shall be ness Personnel, 659- Fort Worth, Texas Equipped with V6. Automatic 1989 Corsica *12,676 levied for late completion at the rote of $209.97 per day. 3511. (Temp lobs also). 76101. Preferred Equipment HELP WANTED Transmission, Air conditioning. Stereo, Equipped with V6. Automatic Preferred ^muipment Hebron Group Home, Inc. reserves the right to relect any or House Keepers You C a ll Group Discount -1 ,1 0 0 all bids or to waive any Informalities In the bidding. Defogger, Cruise. Tilt and more. Transmission, Air Conditioning, Stereo, Group DlS^unt -6 0 0 Full time office person. Part time position. Please *12,411 No bids shall be withdrawn for o period of sixty doys subse­ apply at: The Shots. Stock #1014 Intermitent Wipers and more. quent to the opening of bids without the consent of Hebron Light typing, computer Factory Rebate *12,076 Group Home, Inc. entry. Phone, driving, Quality Inn -5 0 0 Stock #1063 At the Northeast's largest speclolty store chain ot Factory Rebate If notified of bid acceptance, Bidder shall execute the con­ etc. Coll 659-2162. W E SELL 51 Hartford Tpke., Vomon -4 0 0 Linens and Domestics, we provide |ob opportunities »500 FW TORV 11,911 tract and provide the stipulated contract assurance at the SECRETARY/Person- 646-5700 EOE/AA HUD Hartford office on the day and at the time specified In to fit your needs: our flexible hours include evenings, Carter Discount S4 0 0 FACTOR^ *11,676 the Notification of Bid Acceptance, such date to be not less nel. To S19K. Adm inis­ EXCITEMENT!! weekends and weekday hours. G ood starting salary! REBATE -5 0 0 than ten days subsequent to the dote of notification nor more trative and Secretarial regulor increases and a liberal store discount are Carter Discount -5 0 0 than sixty days subsequent to the bid opening, unless functions to Include be­ Toyota & Pontiac — Two of th« bast YOUR COST REBWE changed by mutual consent between Bidder and Owner. also ottered. We are currently hiring enthusiastic On AH Berettas nefits administration, sailing cars in America todayl EXECUTIVE go-getters Interested In: YOUR COST 20 October, 1988 hiring process. Word ■11,411 On hW Cortlcas Hebron Group Home, Inc. processing and compu­ Guaranteed income offered to people SALES By: Felix Drury *11,176 who are career minded, self-motivated ’ Title: Architect ter skills needed. Ex­ The Prudential is Part-Time Sales cellent benefits. Fee and have a desire to be more than seeking a bright, 010-11 TOTAL SAVINGS *2100 paid. Call Ann Ross, average. highly motivated in­ _j______and Stock TOTAL SAVINGS ^500 TOWN OF MANCHESTER Business Personnel, Any previous sales experience very dividual, who has the LEGAL NOTICE 659-3511. (Temp lobs initiative to build a also). helpful. Full-Time e x a m p l e The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on solid professional Monday, November 28, 1988 at 7:00 P.M. In the Hearing I, We have one of the best compensation sales career in insur­ M anagem ent e X A M P ^ * Room, Lincoln Center, 494 Main Street, Manchester, Con­ & training plans available in the in­ b r a n d necticut to hear and consider the following applications: ance and invest­ p p A N p dustry. i t e m n o . 1 OEOROETTE BANTLY - Request a variance CARPENTERS ments. Extensive 2 Trtra in e e n e v v n e w APPL. 1N5 to Article II, Section s.02.0l(d) to allow exte­ Call Gary Bergren or Bill Batsie at A46- years earn as you Our Manager Trainees' responsibilities Include rior alterations to an existing structure lead­ Framing, selling, supervision, ordering from Home Otfice, start ing to a request for a conversion of a single 4321 for a personal interview. learn training pro­ family to a two family dwelling at 20 Moore Sheetrocking, gram. College Degree coordination and all aspects ot store operations. We Street, RB Zone. Vinyl, Trim Work, seek mature go-getters who wont to grow with an LYNCH TOYOTA PONTIAC preferred. Starting Industry leader ITEM NO. 2 JE FFE R Y B. O U ELLETTE - Reauest o vari­ I I APPL. 1M4 Experience. Call salary up to »500 per ance to Article II, Section 4.01.01 to allow the 500 W. CENTER ST. leejav otters an excellent starting salary, lull benefits GM List *11,224 reduction of the front yard to 22 feet (25 teet week. Excellent bene­ 1989 Cavalier 1989 Celebris GM List required) at 160 Hollister Street, RA Zone. and good career growth potential, for more Inlorma- Preferred Equipment 6 4 7 -5 7 5 6 MANCHESTER fits. Call Bill Raspa or lion, please contact: ITEM NO. 3 OEOROE M. KRAUSE -Requesta variance to 4 Door Sedan Equipped with Automatic 4 Door Sedan Equipped with: Preferred Equipment APPL. IN7 Harry Velardi at 646- Group Discount -7 0 0 Article IV, Section 7.00.02 to allow the expan­ 1145 or send resume to Amy Ballard Transmission, Air Conditioning Stereo, Air Conditioning, V6, Automatic Group Discount sion of a non-conforming retail use through The Mdnehester Porkade an additon of a two car garage at 621 Hartford OFFICE Position, east of Tilt, Cruise & More. *10,524 Tranamiaalon. Stereo & More. Road, RB Zone. the river. General Prudential 410 West Middle Turnpike *13,030 ITEM NO. 4 Manchester Free Automatic JOHN J. FlEN DR L • Request a vqrlance to clerical Including typ­ Insurance Co. 646-6922 Stock #1222 Stock #1182 Factory Rebate APPL. IN8 Article II, Section 3.01.01 to reduce the front ing, computer famil­ SURGICAL TECHNICIAN 491 Buckland Road. Transmission -4 1 5 -4 0 0 yor^etbock toZOfeef (40 feet required) toql- iarity & data entry. low the qdditlon of a two cor gorage at 22 Wo- Saint Francis Hospital and Medical Center is a pro­ So. Windsor, CT 06074 coec ivuTOMATlC *10,109 »400 FACTOR^ ronoke Road, RAA Zone. Reply to CACI, P.O. for immediate *12,630 ITEM NO. $ Box 8646, East Hartt gressive university-efflliated health care facility us­ Carter Discount MICHABL J- VILLANO - Request a variance EOE appointment, hit WANSMISISON Carter Discount -1 2 5 - 1,000 APPL. 1309 to Article II, Section 3.01.0) to allow reduction ford, 06108. ing the most modern scientific advances in patient K E B aT E to the minimum side yard to 5 feet (IS feet re­ SECRETARY. IRS We­ care. LEEOAY YOUR COST YOUR COST quired) to ollow the odditlon of a deck which On AH Cavaliers On 8H CDleHfWa* would moke the existing detached garage In thersfield. Full time. We have a full or part time position available froip 1 the side yard Insteod of the rear yardat 10701- Typing, phone, filing p.m. - 9 p.m. for graduates of approved schools of *9984 ■11,630 cott Drive, RAA Zone. skills required. Salary Surgical Technology, certified or eligible, experi­ $14,574. Call 240-4067. ITEM NO. 6 WILLIAM T. AND BARBARA T. MURPHY - ence In Open Heart Surgery preferred. SOUTH WINDSOR NURSING CENTER APPL. 1310 Request a variance to Article II, Section RN/LPN Baylor Superyl- 3.01.01(b) to oirow o reduction In the mini­ sor. We haye an open­ We offer an excellent compensation and benefits SAVINGS *1240 TOTAL SAVINGS *2075 mum lot frontage to aproximately 116 feet RN/LPN and 104 feet to allow the subdivision of land ing for a Superylsor program, Including a choice of Comprehensive ______Rates Available on Corsica, Beretta, Celebrity, S-10 Pickup and CK Pickup. (120 feet required) at 443 Lydall Street, RAA position every wee­ Health Plans. Interested candidates please call Zone. kend. 7pm-7am. For (203) 548-4160 or send resume to: WEEKEND PREMIUM PLAN ITEM NO. 7 MICHAEL PASSARRTTI ■ Request a vari­ more Information, APPL. 1311 **ForFor Over 50 Years -• A good place toi buy a car. ance to Article IV, Section 9.03.02 to allow a please call Director of UsB D. Nalgtit Committed to nursing but with little time to commit? Seeking a variance In the building area to be used Incal- Nursing, Monday- EmploynMBt S^lallst culotlng the parking requirements fora medi­ positive work environment where your professional skills are recog­ cal office building or a variance to reduce the Frlday, 9am-3pm, OepartaiBBt of HamBR RasoBrcBs required number of parking spaces by one Crestfleld Conyoles- nized and rewarded? Our Weekend Premium Plan is your answer, space at 36 Haynes Street, RC Zone. cent, 643-5151. New competitive starting rates. Commit to one 12-hour weekend 1228 MMN n . • MAIWIHSTBI, GT 188411 ITEM NO. 0 JAMES W. STRATTON - Request a variance TRAINING. Nurse Aide shift/month and earn up to |27.S8 per hour. CHEVROLET APPL. 1313 to Article II, Section 2.01.0) to reduce the classes beginning soon southerly sideyard to lO-rr- feet (15 teet re­ SAINT quired), 40 Niles Drive, RR Zone. to train fora rewarding For a confidential Interview, please contact EXIT 3 lob as a Nurse Aide. At this heorlng Interested persons may be heard and written FRANCIS HOSPITAL K l John McNulty, RN, MS, Director of Nursing communleotlons received. A copy of these petitions hove Paid training period m been filed In the Planning and Zoning Department and moy with Increase after 90 AND MEDICAL CENTER South Windsor Nureing Center be Inspected during business hours. days. C a ll 643-5151, 114 Woodland Street, Hartford, CT 06105 CO., INC. 646-6464 1-384 1060 Main Street, South Windsor, C T 06074 ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Crestfleld Conyales- Equal Opportunity Employer Edward Coltman, Secretary cent Home, Manches­ 289-7771 CARTER The Science of Medicine- The Art of Caring 030-11 ter, Connecticut. ______E O E _*2-----MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Nov, 14, 1988

APARTMENTS I APARTMENTS HOMER FOR RENT I FOR RENT Merchandise WANTED TO FOR RENT RUY/TRADE MANCHESTER. Four MANCHESTER. 2nd room apartment In­ floor. 2 bedroom, heaf MANCHESTER. Four WANTED by Student. cludes heat, hot water, and appliances. No room, 2 bedroom Du­ FUEL OIL/COAL/ Used non-working appliances. Adults pre­ pefs. $600 plus securlfy. plex house In nice FIREWOOD VCRs. Will buy or ferred, no pets, non- Coll 646-3979.______neighborhood. $600, trade. 568-6471. own utilities. Deposit snjokers. Security and 6 room s , 3 bedrooms, 2 SEASONED Hardwood. ratarences. sooo. 643- required. Available Old furniture, clocks, bafhs, $600 monfh -t- December 1st. 742 940 $10 0 /cord, dumped 9257 or 640-a6M. ufllltles. Security dep­ - e. load. $60/

APARTMENTS APARTMENTS HOMES FOR RENT FOR RENT WANTED TO FOR RENT Merchandise DUY/TRADE MANCHESTER. 2nd MANCHESTER. Four MANCHESTER. Four $41 million room apartment In­ floor. 2 bedroom, heat WANTED by Student. and appliances. No room. 2 bedroom Du­ iFUaOIL/COAL/ Used non-working cludes heat, hot water, plex house In nice VCRs. Will buy or appliances. Adults pre­ pets. $<00plus security. I FIREWOOD Call <462979.______neighborhood. $600. trade. 568-6471. ferred. no pets, non- own utilities. Deposit Settlement ends 52nd Road Race to get smokers. Security and < rooms 4-. 3 bedrooms. 2 SEASONED Hardwood. required. Available $100/cord. dumped Old furniture, clocks, references. SMO. <43- baths. $600. month -f December 1st. 742-9406. L’Ambiance suits /5 9257 or <4»-2623.______utilities. Security dep­ load. $60/'/) cord load. oriental rugs, lamps, a new Mexican fiavor /II TWO Bedroom Duplex. osit required. Call <49- Want to sell your cor? For Delivered locally. Tel­ paintings, coins, je­ Appliances, no utili­ 0429 for an quick results, use a low­ ephone. 875-7308. welry, glass ft china. ties. $500 per month oppointment.______e s t Classified od. Its a sm all Will pay cash. Please plus security deposit. MANCHESTER. Deluxe 2 I PETS AND call, 646-8496. Coll after 5pm. <46-2930. bedroom Townhouse R n STORE AND __I SUPPLIES MANCHESTER. 1st In two family, central floor. 2. bedrooms. IVi location. 1'/> baths, ap­ AQUARIUMS. 5 and 10 baths. $600 a month pliances. sunken living INSTANT Suites. Com­ gallon with hoods, ICARS plus utilities, security room, patio, basement pletely turnished. stand, pumps and IFOR SALE ft references. No pets. garage. Adults pre­ Phone answering and much more. $100.00. price tDpa^l <43-2121.______ferred. $760 plus utili­ secretarial support. Call <46-2888. ties. <49-iD311 after hakes, kisses and an occasional By Haltham Hamad fines and Jail terms to r Gaza By Nancy Concelman National Council, the PLO's NOVEMBER 32.1900 cluded Ranch. One car ing. 14 foot overhead The Asscclated Press tear. The Associated Press FURNISH A INSTALL garage. Gorgeous door. Heat, convenient MUST ba pickad up at tha PICKUP Cap. 87" long, Gold. 4 Cyl.. Automallo. P. Sl99rlng, P. Brakaa. Strip town of Khan Yunis, an Manchester Herald parliament. Harald Ofllca Monday thru P. WIndowa, P. Baal, Air. Tlh, Radio, Vinyl Top, #1570 Israeli troops today sealed off CARPET AT WATER wooded acre. $950 plus location. $500/month. 61" width. Rts Ford ’6795 18-year-old Palestinian was shot Rabbi Richard Plavin of Tem­ TREATMENT PLANT utilities. Call 295-8430. <46-4144. Thursday bafora 11 a.m. only. Ranger. <43-7354, after ALGIERS, Algeria — The the occupied West Bank and Gaza BETHLEHEM, Occupied West by soldiers but the circumstances Most members of the local ple Beth Sholom likened the NOVEMBER 39.1900 5pm. 1987 TOYOTA COROLU PLO’s parliament in exile pro­ Strip, where Arab youths took to Bank — The army sealed off the were not clear, hospital officials Jewish community interviewed situation to having a future ASBESTOS REMOVAL I CARS Blua, 4 Cyl., Automatic, P. Staaring. P. Brakaa. Air, claimed an independent Palesti­ the streets to celebrate the occupied lands today to block said. today are cautiously optimistic neighbor say he plans to move in FIRE STATION. 153 ICARS ICARS Radio, 91638 nian state early today, approving SPRUCE STREET FOR SALE ■c ars ’8195 declaration and underground celebrations of Palestinian inde­ In Israel, a 30-year-old Palesti­ over a historic declaration by the next door and ’’murder” your FOR SALE FOR SALE IFOR SALE a new, moderate political pro­ leaders of the Palestinian upris­ pendence, but Arab youths de­ nian prisoner from Gaza was Palestine Liberation Organiza­ children. DECEMBER 2.1900 1983 TOYOTA CELICA gram that indirectly recognizes FURNISH B INSTALL ONE Gray, 4 Cyl., 5 Spaad, P. Brakaa. Air, Tlh Staaring, ing called a general strike. fiantly took to the streets, shoot­ found strangled in his cell in the tion that recognizes Israel’s right The declaration has been dc NEW ABOVE GROUND 1000 Radio, 91673 ^ Israel and renounces terrorism. In the West Bank town of ing off firecrackers and singing a Ashkelon Jail, and police suspect to exist. nounced by Israeli officials, who GALLON WASTE OIL ’6195 Addressing the body, PLO Bethlehem, under curfew for the nationalist anthem. he was slain by an Arab cellmate But at least one Jewish leader say PLO Chairman Yasser Ara COLLECTION TANK SCHALLER 1983 HONDA PRELUDE chairman Yasser Arafat de­ first time since 1967, teen-agers Underground leaders of the for allegedly collaborating with in Manchester said the PLO’s fat has promised peaceful co The Town of Manchester Is SPECIAL PURCHASE Blua. 4 Cyl., 8 Spaad, P. Brakaa. Air, Radio, Sunroof. clared that the state, with Jerusa­ ignored threats of fines and jail Palestinian uprising called a the Israeli authorities. declaration to allow Palestine existence of the two states in the on equal opportunity em- ACURA ------(PRE-OWNED) #1883 ploimr. and requires an affir­ lem as its capital, would be run by terms to run through the streets general strike in the West Bank The army extended a curfew and Israel to exist side by side as past without renouncing terror- mative action policy forall of USED CARS ’6395 “a democratic, parliamentary and Gaza Strip today to mark Its Contractors and Vendors PROGRAM CARS, separate states spelJs trouble os 0 condition of doing busi­ 87 Accord L X I.... *11,995 1986 CHEVY PICKUP system based on freedom of See PLO, page 10 what the PLO’s parliament in See ISRAEL, page ID Blua, 4 Cyl., Automatic. P. Staaring, P. Brakaa. Radio. unless the PLO remains true to its See CAUTIOUS, page in ness with the Town, as per 87 NIe. Sontra..... • 6,995 1987 CHEVY NOVAS Federal Order 11240. #CV“6 87 Mazda RX7 .... *12,995 ’4495 Bid forms, plans and specifi­ cations ore available at the 87 Toy. Corolla ...• 8,250 10 TO CHOOSE FROM 1985 HONDA ACCORD LX Manager General Services' office. 87 Toyota QT .... *10,250 4 Door. Rad, 4 Cyl., Automatic, P. Staaring, P. Brakaa. P. TOWN OF WIndowa. Air, Radio, 91717 Gorbachev plans MANCHESTER. CT. 86 Chav K -1 0 ..... '13,995 ’ 7795 ROBERT B. WEISS. 86 Chav C 2 0 ...... » 8,850 GENERAL MANAGER ONE LOW PRICE $ 7 7 7 7 1985 HONDA CIVIC could start 039-11 86 Sn-5 P/U ...... • 9,550 4 Door. Gray, 4 Cyl., 8 Spaad, P. Brakaa, Tilt Staaring. 86 LoSabre...... • 8,995 Radio, 91723 ’4995 visit in December NOTICB TO CREDITORS 86 Marc. Sable.... • 8,995 All equipped with Automatic Transmission. Power Steering at $75,000 ESTATE OF 85 Audi QT ...... • 8,850 Power Brakes. Air Conditioning, AM/FM Stereo. 1986 CHRYSLER LASER By Barry Schweld DORIS B. SHEARER Whito. 4 Cyl., 8 Bpead, P. Stoaring, P. Brakaa. P. U.N. to set forth the views of the The Hon. Norman J. 85 Buick Riverla .. *10,250 Window#, Air, TUI Staaring, Radio, 91734 The Associated Press Soviet Union on the most impor­ ^ M s s , Judge, of the Court • Long term special rate 60 month ’5795 Bv Andrew Yurkovsky of Probata. Dlatrlct of An­ 85 Olds Clara ..... • 7,350 tant problems of world develop dover ^ a hearing held on 85 Chav Blazer.... *14,295 financing available to qualified buyers. 1987 HONDA PRELUDE Manchester Herald WASHINGTON - Soviet ment," Tass said. Nevember 9, Itts ordered 84 Accord LX ..... • 7,450 Whho, 4 Cyl., 8 Spaod, P. Stoaring. P. Brakaa, leader Mikhail S. Gorbachev Two members of the Senate mot ell claims mutf be pra- • Remainder of factory 6/60 warranty. T ilt Stoaring, Radio, 91731 Members of the committee announced today he will visit the SMted to the fiduciary of fhe 84 Toy. Camry ....• 6,995 Foreign Relations Conimittee address, below. Failure fo Subject to prior sale - Taxes and registration extra 110,995 handling the search for a new Unitpd States early next month to said today such a session could ^ em p tly present any such S3 LeSabre...... • 4,995 1985 HONDA ACCORD aolm may result In the loss m town manager agreed Mon>day address She United Nations. U.S. give Bush the chance to build on of rights fo recover on such 83 Subaru...... • 5,995 Whha, 4 Cyl., S Sptad, P. Sta9rtng, P. Brakaa. that the minimum salary for the officials said he will also meet recent positive Soviet moves claim. 34$ Center St., Air, Radio, 91738 ’6995 job will have to be at least.$7! i,000 with President Reagan and, around the world. Sharon B. Preuss, Manchester • 647-7077 — or $7,000 more than the" sa lary possibly, President-elect George Clerk 1988 HONDA CIVIC A get-together would also give Tha fiduciary Is; 4 Door, Bllvar, 4 Cyl., 8 Spaad. P. Brakaa. of the current town mannger. Bush. the two sides another chance to John Shearer Radio, 91744 Robert B. Weiss. Indeed, Soviet Foreign Minis­ narrow the gap on a treaty to U19W East Olive St., «6 ’9495 But the committee did nrit set Seattle, Washington 96122 try spokesman Gennady Gera­ reduce long-range nuclear wea­ 844- 11______1986 BUICK SKYHAWK an upper limit for the salary . and simov said in Moscow that a pons arsenals and to ease ten­ 2 Door, Bllvor, 4 Cyl., Automollc, P. Staaring, P. Brakaa one committee member, fo rmer meeting with Bush, as well as sions caused by Afghan rebel NOTICE TO CREDITORS Air, Radio, f1741 ESTATE OF ’5995 Mayor Stephen T. Penny, s»;iid he Reagan, could be “assumed” for attacks bn Soviet troops in MICHAEL GOLOSNIDER MANCHESTER’S was afraid that a minimum "a continuation of the U.S.-Soviet Afghanistan and a slowdown in The Hon. Norman J. 1985 HORDA ACCORD salary of that amount wou Id not political dialogue that we believe the Red Army’s withdrawal from Preuss, Judge, of the Court 4 Door, WhUa, 4 Cyl., 8 Spaad. P. Stoaring, of Probate, District of An­ be attractive to poti.'ntial should continue without artificial the country. dover at a hearing held on P. Brakoa, Air, Radio, 91745 candidates. pause.” November 9, 1988 ordered ’6795 The treaty is bogged down with that all claims must be pre­ 1987 HONDA CIVIC Also Monday, Director S tephen The announcement was made several technical problems that sented to the fiduciary of the T. Cassano, a com rnittee while Gorbachev attended a address below. Failure to USED CAR 4 Door, WhKo. 4 Cyl., 8 Spaad. P. Brakaa. may not be easily solved. But on promptly present any such Tlh Stoaring, Radio, 91740 member, told the commiti ee that session on agricultural problems Afghanistan, the Soviets already claim may result In the loss ’8495 he had arranged next weeli. for the in the Russian city of Orel, south have pledged to have all their of rights to recover on such claim. 1984 HONDA ACCORD group to interview representa­ of Moscow, and was carried by forces out by Feb. HL DEALER Gray, 4 Cyl., 8 Spaad. Powar Staaring, Power Brakaa, tives from consulting firms to aid the official Soviet news agency, Two weeks ago, citing attacks Shoron B. Preuss, Radio, 91770 Clerk ’5995 in the search. Tass. by the U.S.-armed rebels, the The fiduciary Is: ’87 T-BIRD 1 ’80 D0D8E RAM He said the committee could Gorbachev also will visit Bri­ Soviets announced suspension of Mildred Goldsnider 1 TURBO ’85 PLYMOUTH 88 CADILLAC 85 PONTIAC 1 1986 TOYOTA COROLU decide on a firm and getripproval tain and Cuba, the announcement the withdrawal. Still, Gorbachev 115 South Rood PICKUP 1 4 Door, Tan, 4 C yl.,, Automatic. P. Stoaring, P. Brakaa Bolton, CT 84043 1 ftinroof. AC, RELIANT FLEETWDDD 8UNBIRD Air. Radio. 91783 from the full Board of Directors said. U.S. officials said the visit to has not ruled out adhering to the 845- 11______■ AM/FM Caaa. 4 dr„ Auto, AM/FM Brougham, Loadad 2 D r, Auo, AC Auto, AC, Cap 1 ’6995 for the choice as early as next New York and. a fifth meeting deadline set in last spring’s week. He said the committee with Reagan would take place Geneva accords. NOTICE TO CREDITORS *11.999 *4.999 *14,990 *4,099 1984 SUBARU GL ESTATE OF 1 *2,009 1 2 Door Sodan, Gray, 4 Cyl., Auto, P. Staaring, P. Brakaa would interview represi,;ntatives around Dec. 7. Interviewed today. Sen. Joseph CHARLES SAOLON P. WIndowa, Air, TIN, Radio, *1784 from three consulting fi rms next “Mikhail Gorbachev intends to Biden, D-Del., pointed to "some The Hen. Norman J. ’84 PONT. ROOD ’5595 Monday. Preuss, Judge, of the Court 1 ’87 HONDA '87 MERC. ’86 FORD F-1S0 appear in New York at the session of Probate, District of An­ 1 l-E '86 TOYOTA 1 1985 TOYOTA VAR The committee met Monday of the General Assembly of the See GORBACHEV, page 10 dover at a hearing held on ■ P. Window# • Lock#, ACCORD LXI BRAND MARQUIS PICKUP CAMRY 1 (7 Poaaongar) Bllvor, 4 Cyllndar, Automatic, evening in the town manager’s November 7, 1988 ordered ■ AC, AM/FM Loodod P. Staaring, P. Brakaa: Air, Radio, 91788 that all claims must be pre­ Loadad Black 4 Or., Sid, AC 1 ’ 7195 office in the Municipal Building. sented to the fiduciary at the *5.999 *9,999 Members of the town. Board of address below. Failure to 1 *14,999 *7,900 *8,999 1 1983 SUBARU STA. WG. promptly present any such BIu9, 4 Cyl., 8 B pttd. P. Brak##, Air, Radio, 91767 Directors have said that the new claim may result In the loss ’4195 manager would have to be paid Study asks U.S. goal of flohts to recover on such claim. 19M PLY. COLD PREMIER about $75,000. Weiss, who an­ 1 BO LINCOLN 88 PONT. '88 BUICK ’83 MERCURY ’87 MERC. 1 Sharon B. Preuss, BONNEVILLE 4 Door. Blua, 4 Cyl., Automatic, P. Staaring, nounced in September that he Clerk 1 MARK VI RIVIERA GR. MARQUIS COUBAR 1 P. Brakaa. Radio, 91788 would resign effective June 1989, to preserve wetlands The fiduciary Is; ■ 4 dr, Muat Saol Blua, Auto, AC ’5995 2 D r, Loadad 4 D r, A/C, Loadad Loadad 1 makes $68,000 per year. Lynn Sadlon 1982 HDHDA ACCDRD Weiss has declined 'i.o comment 18 Grove Streef 1 *4,999 *7,999 By Guv Darst and the National Marine Fisher­ Darien, CT 84828 111,909 *5,090 *10,750 1 Hatchback. Bllvar. 4 Cyl.. AutomaUc, P. Brakaa. Radio, on the prospect Uiat a new fir a o The Associated Press ies Service, should be required to 84$-11______manager would mak e more than ’4495 organize a major effort to seek 1 ’88 VW ’86 NISSAN CALL FOR he does. WASHINGTON - A major Court of Frobofa, DIsfrIct of 86 BUICK 87 LINCOLN I 1987 HONDA ACCORD LXI Last week memliers of the out public lands for restoration, Coventry 1 8CIR0CC0 8ENTRA INFORMATION CENTURY CU8T. Halchbaok. Gray, 4 Cyl., 6 Spaad, P. Stoaring, environmental study today re­ especially where government ac­ NOTICB OF HBARINO ON RECENT TOWN CAR 1 P. Brakaa, P. Wlrxiowa. Air, TIB, Radio, 91764 committee, which is made up of commended that Congress set a ESTATE OF 1 Rod, Loadad 4 D r, 5 Spd., AM/FM 4 D r, Loadad ’ 11,195 five past and present directors, tivity had caused wetlands to be PETER A. MAKUCH DAILY Bllvar, Loadad 1 national goal of reversing the lost. Pursuant to on order of Hon. *9,999 *6,099 1987 HDHDA CIVIC decided that an outside consul­ centuries-old trend of destroying David C. Rappe, Judge, 1 *4.999 ARRIVALS! *18.909 1 Existing federal and state 4 Door. Whha, 4 Cyl., 8 Bpoad, P. Brakta, Air, Tilt, tant would be needed to help in the more wetlands than are created. doted November 18. iW t a Radio. 91788 screening of the applicants. protective programs are “too heorlne will be held onan op- ’9495 The report called on Congress cumbersome and the responsibil­ glleatlon proving for outhor- 1 *88 BUICK ’87 MERC. '88 CADILLAC '84 FORD Members on Mon^day stressed Patrick Flynn/Mancheater Herald to approve legislation encourag­ nv to sell and convoy a cer­ ’86 TOYOTA I 1984 AUDI 5DDDS that the consultant would not ities too diffuse” to guarantee tain piece or parcel of real 1 SKYLARK TOPAZ SEDAN OeVILLE Brown, AutomaUc, P. Brakaa, P. WIndowa. Air, Radio ing the formation of wetlands protection of wetlands, the report gropertv, os In sold oppllca- THUNDERBIRD CELICA BT8 1 actu ally choos