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20—MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. Jan. 18. 1991 J SCOREBOARD War on Iraq A Maine-Augusta 65, Maine Maritime 61 Power-play Qpportunities-Washington 0 of Manhattan 55, Niagara 52 8 ; Minnesota 0 of 4. Basketball Marlst 78, Brooklyn Col. 68 Goalies—WbsNngton, Beaupre, 7-11-1 (20 Mount SL Vincent 85, Kings Point 68 shots-15 saves). Minnesota, Hayward, 4-8-1 Transactions Penn S t 83, Rhode Island 65 (36-34). Penn St-Behrend 84, Fredonia S t 77 FANCY FEAT A—6,301. NBA standings Pratt 101, CCNY 91 They won the U.S. and world figure skating BASEBALL Referee—Kerry Fraser. Linesmen— Randy EASTERN CONFERENCE Rutgers 80, George Washington 75 American League ehampionships in the same year Mitton, Jay Sharrers. Atlantic Division SE Massachusetts 102, Rhode Island Coll. BQSTQN RED SQX—Agreed to terms with A W L Pet. GB 87 S kater Title sweeps Years Canadiens 4, Blues 2 John Dopson, pitcher, on a one-year contract Boston 29 7 .806 — S t Francis, NY 84, Monmouth, N.J. 74 CALIFQRNIA ANGELS—Agreed to terms Philadelphia 22 14 .611 7 S t Peter's 68. Iona 63 Montreal 0 3 1—4 with Mark Eichhorn and Jeff Robinson, pitchers, ISRAEL Dick Button K ^ 1948-52 Washington 16 19 .457 12't2 Vermont 75, Colgate 73 5 SL Louis 0 1 1—2 on one-year contracts. NowVbrk 15 20 .429 13'/2 Wagner 'r5. Long Island U. 71 Scott Hamilton 1981-84 First Period-None. Penalties— Dufresne, NEW YORK YANKEES—Agreed to terms New Jersey 10 25 .286 181/2 Vforcester S t 120, Nichols 69 Mon (cross-checking), 15:09; Bassen, StL with Roberto Kelly, outfielder, on a one-year Miami 10 27 .270 19i/2 SOUTH Carol Heiss 4 1957-60 (hooking), 19:14. contract. Central Division Ala.-Birmingham 67, South Florida 62 Second Period— 1, Montreal, R.CourInall 15 National League (MePhee), 7:46. 2. Montreal, MePhee 7 (Ewen, Chicago 27 10 .730 — Arkansas S t 82. Cent Florida 76 Hayes Jenkins ^ 4 1953-56 SAN FRANCISCQ GIANTS—Agreed to Detroit 27 11 .711 1/2 Ashland 91, Kentucky S t 79 Castle), 8:25. 3, St Louis, Bassen 9 terms with Kelly Downs, pitcher, and Mike Milwaukee 26 12 .684 11/2 Beihune-Cookman 79, Howard U. 77 Peggy Fleming ^ 3 1966-68 (Feothorstone, G.Cavallini), 10:00. 4, Montreal, Kingery, outfielder, on one-year contracts. Atianta 21 15 .583 51/2 Campbell 88, N.C.-Greensboro 67 MePhee 8 (R.Courtnall, Dufresne), 14:51. American Aiaoclatlon Indiana 14 23 .378 13 Campbellsville 110, Brescia 86 David Jenkins Penalties—Oates, StL (hooking), :48; Daignealt LQUISVILLE REDBIRDS—Named Tab Cleveland 12 25 .324 15 Centenary 101, Samford 68 T / 3 1957-59 Mon (roughing), 5:01; Sutter, StL (roughing), Brockman director of marketing and public rela Chartotte 11 24 .314 15 Coastal Carolina at N.C.-Asheville, ppd., war 5fl1. tions. Tenley Albright 1 ( 2 1953,1955 WAITS WESTERN CONFERENCE David Lipscomb 103, Bethel, Tenn. 60 C Third Period—5, Montreal, RCourtnall 16, BASKETBALL Midwest Division Davidson 92, Charleston Southern 78 9:53. 6 , S t Louis, Featherstone 4 (Momesso, National Basketball Atsociallon N Brian Boitano 1986,1988 Whafs W L Pet. QB Emory A Henry 94, Washington A Lee 88 \] ^ 2 Marios), 15:28. Penalties—None. INDIANA RACERS—Signed Byron Dinkins, San Antonio 25 9 .735 — Shots on goal—Montreal 6-11-6—23. S t Faulkner 77, Birmingham-Southern 70 Linda Fratianne j ty 2 1977,1979 guard, to a 10-day contracL Vbur Hometown: Manchester’s Award-Winning Newspaper Utah 25 12 .676 V n Francis Marlon 86, Cent Wesleyan 52 Louis 9-10-15-34. MIAMI HEAT—Signed Alan Qgg, canter, to a Newsstand Price: 35 Cents ^ News Ftower-play Opportunities—Montreal 0 of 2; 10-day contracL Houston 19 18 .514 71/2 Freed-Hardeman 106, Christian Brothers 94 K Dallas 12 23 .343 131/2 Furman 67, Liberty 62 Tim Wood ^ 2 1969-70 S t Louis 0 of 1. FOOTBALL Minnesota 12 23 .343 131/2 Ga. Southwestern 99, Berry 78 Goalies—Montreal, Roy, 19-13-3 (34 World League of American Football Source 1991 Sports Almonoc NEA Graphic Orlando 10 28 .263 17 Georgia S t 73, Georgia Southern 72 shots-32 saves). S t Louis, Fliendeau, 15-7-5 WLAF—Named Bruce Dworshak European Saturday, Jan. 19,1991 Denver 8 29 .216 181/2 Guilford 87, Greensboro 77 (23-19). coordinator. Paclllc Division Hampden-Sydney 83. E. Mennonite 75 A— 16,434. SACRAMENTO SURGE—Named Bob Portland 32 7 .821 — Lander 84, Limesto.ne 80 DOUBLE — Jill Trenary won the U.S. and world figure skat Referee-Andy vanHellemond. Lines Owens offensive assistant coach. Phoenix 24 11 .686 6 Lee 68, Tusculum 60 men—Gord Broseker, Mark Flare. HOCKEY LA Lakers 24 11 .686 6 Morgan SL 75. Florida AAM 67 ing titles in 1990. She was the eighth woman to capture both National Hockey League Airlift Golden State 20 16 .556 101/2 N.C. Charlotte 87, Va. ComrTwnwaalth 74 of those championships in the same year. Seven men have LOS ANGELES KINGS—Assigned Jim Seattle 16 18 .471 131/2 New Orleans 76. Lamar 66 Thomson, right wing, to New Haven of the e m e rg e n c y U Clippers 13 25 .342 181/2 Oglethorpe 103, Sewanee 74 also done so. However, only 10 skaters (listed above) have Golf American Hockey League. Sacramento 8 26 .235 211/2 S.C.-Spartanburg 81. S.C.-Aiken 56 NEW YORK ISLANDERS—Sent Grog Parks, Second Israel attack d e c la re d Thursday's Games SE Louisiana 75, NIcholls S t 72 swept those titles more than once. center, to Capital District of the American Hock- Detroit 97, Houston 91. OT Shaw 111, Voorhees67 oy Losqug WASHINGTON (AP) — LA Lakers 93, Sacramento 78 Southern Miss. 64. Tulane 57 Hawaiian Open scores NEW YORK RANGERS—Obtained Joe Clrel- Friday's Games Spring Hill 96, William Carey 84 la, defenseman, from the Quebec Nordiques lor Defense Secretary Dick Cheney ing), 9:43; Velischek, Que (holding), 14:14. HONOLULU (AP) — Scores Thursday after New Jersey at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Tena Temple 106, Pensacola Christian 77 Aaron Miller, defenseman, and the Rangers' Shots on goal—Quebec 9-7-10—26. the first round of the $1.1 million Hawaiian on Friday declared an “airlift Utah at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. Texas-Pan American 90, SW Louisiana 82 1991 fifth-round draft choice. Recalled Tie Philadelphia 13-7-9—29. Open, played on the 6,975-yard, par 36-36— 72 emergency” and ordered 20 New York at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Union, Ky. 65, Berea 64 Hockey Domi, right wing, from Binghamton of the Power-play Opportunities—Quebec 0 of 3 ; Waialae Country Club (a-amateur): Golden Slate at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. Union, Tenn. 93, Trevecca Nazarene 85 Philadelphia 1 of 4. American Hockey League. commercid airlines to provide Scott Simpson 32-30—62 Chicago at Atlanta. 8 p.nx Va Wesleyan 88, Mary Washington 79 Goalies-Quebec, Tugnutt, 9-21-7 (29 SOCCER as many as 181 aircraft to help LA Clippers at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Virginia S t 68, N.C. Central 59 NHL standings shots-24 saves). Philadelphia, Hexiall, 7-8-4 Ed Humenik 32-31—63 National Professional Soccer League launched by Hussein Charlotte at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. John Cook 33-31—64 CHICAGO POWER—Activated Viktor ferry U.S. war supplies and e- Virginia Union 88, Bowie S t 73 WALES CONFERENCE (26-25). Orlando at Milwaukee, 9 p.m. Larry Mize 33-31-64 Jakovijevic, midfielder, from the disabled list W. Kentucky 77, Old Dominion 74 Patrick Division A— 17,287. By MARCUS ELIASON quipment to foe Middle East. Detroit at Phoenix, 9:30 p.m. Winston-Salem 82. Livingstone 71 Referee—Dan Marouelli. Linesmen— Dan Lee Janzen 33-32-65 Signed Larry Sunderland, midfielder, to a 10- W L T R a GF GA Jack Renner 35-31—€6 day contracL Acquired & d ri Gjonbalaj, mid The Associated Press The action puts into effect foe Seattle at LA Lakws, 10:30 p.m. Xavier, NO 74, Tougaloo 50 NY Ftengers McCourtt Flat Dapuzzo. 26 16 8 60 184 153 Gii Morgan 36-30—66 fielder, from the New Vbrk Kick, for cash. second stage of a long-standing Yfeshington at Portland, 10:30 p.m. MIDWEST PNIadelphia 24 21 6 54 169 161 Corey F^vin 34-32—66 COLLEGE Saturday's Games Baker 91, Graceland 87 Pittsburgh Oilers 6, islanders 1 agreement between foe govern 25 21 3 53 210 181 PWl Blackmar 33-33—66 NCAA—Raced Miami, Ohio on two years’ TEL AVIV, Israel — Iraqi mis New Jersey at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Bellarmine 101, Ind.-Pur.-Ft Wayne 87 New Jersey 19 19 10 48 174 165 Edmonton 3 1 2_6 Chip Beck 34-32—66 probation for violations by former men's basket ment and foe airline industry Utah at Indiana, 7:30 p.m. Columbia, Mo. 84, Cent Bible 64 Washington siles hit Tel Aviv area in an early T | 21 25 2 44 155 162 N.Y. Islanders 0 1 0— 1 Mark Brooks 32-34—66 ball coach Jerry Pelrson. Now Vbrk at PNIadolpihia, 730 p.m. Concordia, Wis. 96, Northwestern, Wis. 93 NY Islanders morning barrage Saturday, the army that commercial jets could be 16 25 6 38 132 166 First Period— 1, Edmonton, Linseman 6 Mark Lye 33-33—66 AUSTIN PEAY—Named Vince Hoch, defen Golden State at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Culver-Stockton 79, Evangel 69 Adams Division turned over to military service in O Z! Charlotte at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Dayton 86, SL Louis 77 (Klima, G.Smith), 7:42. 2. Edmonton. Anderson Haie Ir^^n 33-33—66 sive coordinator; Danny Ftolmer, offensive coor command and U.S. officials said. Boston 26 15 8 60 176 158 12 (Linseman, Tikkanen), 10:18 (pp). 3, Edmon 33 I - LA Clippers at Houston, 8:30 p.m. Dickinson S t 74. Mary 68 Kan Schall 33-33—66 dinator; and Ben Tretoar, defensive assistant foe event of an emergency. Montreal 26 18 5 57 161 ton, S.Smith 11 (Messier, Anderson), 16:43. Residents reported hearing up to 10 San Antonio at Denver, 9:30 p.m. Fontbonne 72, Prirx:ipia 66 146 John Daly 33-33—66 and recruiting coordinator. Buffalo 19 17 10 48 163 Penalties—Vukota, NY (holding), 9:13; Brown, On Aug. 17, Cheney activated Grand Valley S t 71, Hillsdale 62 149 Greg Bruckner 32-34-66 CORNELL—Announced the resignation of explosions. Washington at Seattle, 10 p.m. Hartford Edm (roughing), 16:48; Vukota, NY (roughing), Phoenix at Sacramento, 10:30 p.m. Kearney S t 117, Chadron S t 105 20 22 5 45 137 157 Bob Estes 34-33—67 Robert H. Dyer as baseball manager. Sounds of jets were heard, ap foe first stage of foe Civil Quebec 10 30 8 28 135 212 18:48. Sunday's Game MayvilleSt 102, Minot SL 84 Tim Simpson 33-34—67 JACKSONVILLE—Named Mike Vbight ath Reserve Air Reet plan, under CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Second Period—4, Edmonton, Messier 5 parently Israeli warplanes scram Milwaukee at Portland, 8 p.m. Michigan 79, Northwestern 68 Curt Byrum 36-31—67 letic counseling director. Norris Division (Joseph, Anderson), 5:58, 5, New York, Kenny Perry 34-33—67 RADFORD—Extended the contract of Oliver bling. which foe government charters Michigan S t 71, Illinois 68 W L T R s GF GA McBean 4 (Norton, Ferraro), 15:00 (pp). Penal Dan Halldorson 33-34—67 Purnell, men's basketball coach, through the commercial aircraft. The agree NBA results Mid-Am Nazarene 90, Tarkio 82 Chicago Initial police reports said there 32 14 4 68 167 128 ties—Muni, Edm (holding), 6:47; S.Sr^lh, Edm Dave Rummeils 33-34—67 1993-94 season. Minnesota 59, Purdue 56 SL Louis (tripping), 12:57; Muni, Edm (tripping), 14:56; ment obligates foe airlines to 26 14 7 59 172 139 Jay Haas 33-34—67 RIDER—Announced the resignation of Marty were at least five hits. There was no Pistons 97, Rockets 91 OT Morehead S t 98. NE Illinois 84 Detroit MacTavIsh, Edm (unsportsmanlike conduct), 22 21 5 49 163 170 Paul Azinger 32-35—67 Devlin, athletic director. immediate word whether the mis provide foe planes within 24 OETROrr (97) Mount Vernon Nazarene 98, Lake Erie 64 Minnewta 17:52; Ferraro, NY (unsportsmanlike conduct), 13 28 8 34 146 174 Craig Stadier 33-34—67 SOUTH ALABAMA—Announced Michael Edwards 5-10 7-9 17, Rodman 8-15 0-4 16, N. Michigan 59, Lake Superior S t 48 Toronto 17:5Z siles carried chemical warheads. hours. 12 31 4 28 135 196 Scott Hoch 34-33—67 Hurring, center, has left the basketball team. Laimbeor 3-5 0-0 7, Dumars 3-13 6-9 14, North Central 69, Elmhurst 64, OT Smyths Division Third Period—6 , Edmonton, Tikkanen 20 The August action marked foe North Park 87, Carthage 73 Gene Sauers 33-34—67 In Washington, a Defense Depart Thomas 6-16 1-1 13, Salley 1-2 0-0 2, Aguirre Los Angeles 26 16 5 57 192 152 (Anderson), 7:19. 7, Edmonton, Simpson 18 34-34—68 Notre Dame 80, Marquette 73 Bob Wolcott first time foe plan had been put 3-9 2-3 8, V.Johnson 8-16 2-4 18, Bedford 1-2 Calgary 25 17 5 55 194 151 (MacTavish), 8:01. Penalties—Linseman, Edm ment official speaking on condition Oakland, Mich. 94, VWyne, Mich. 86 Buddy Gardner 33-35—68 0-0 2. Totals 38-88 20-30 97. Edmonton 22 20 3 47 150 143 (high-sticking), :31: Pilon, NYI (elbowing). Keith Clearwater 32-36—68 of anonymity, said three missiles into effect since it was drawn up Orchard Lake S t Mary's 97, Northwd, Mich. HOUSTON (91) Vancouver 18 26 4 40 150 179 13:04; Semenov, Edm (tripping). 13:09, Sutter, 95 Jim Hallet 33-35-68 were launched from western Iraq in 1952. B.Johnson 4-8 3-4 11, Thorpe 3-9 4-5 10, NYI (roughing), 15:48: Ludwig, NYI (cross Tom Kite 34-34—68 F^rk 81, Missouri Baptist 74 Winnipeg 15 27 8 38 158 181 Twenty-nine planes were LSmith 4-5 1-2 9, Maxwell 7-19 3-4 17, checking), 16:34. Jeff Sluman 33-35—68 toward Israel. The official had no in S. Indiana 81, N. Kentucky 71 Thursday's Gamas Rec Volleyball ItSm ith 3-6 1-2 9. Floyd 11-28 1-1 25, Wbod Shots on goal— Edrrxjnton 5-8-7—20. Now Loren Roberts 33-35—68 provided in foe first-stage ac Saginaw Val. S t 6 8 , Michigan Tech 67 Boston 5, Los Angeles 3 formation on where the missiles 2-4 5-8 9, Winchestor 0-1 0-0 0, Foitl 0-2 1-2 1, Y)rk 6-11-5—22. Billy Mayfair 34-34—68 Valley City SL 87, Jamestown 72 Edmonton 6 , N.Y. Islanders 1 landed. tivation. Caldwell 0-0 0-0 O.Totals 34-8219-28 91. Ftower-play Qpportunitios—Edmonton 1 of 4; Jay Delsing 35-33-68 Walsh 114, Mich.-Dearbom 71 Chicago 3, N.Y. Rangers 2 Detroit 22 22 17 23 13—97 New Yjrk 1 of 5. Aki Ohmachi 34-34—€ 8 AMERICAN — Cummings Insurance def. Baghdad radio, monitored in Cheney said foe Military Air Wilberforca65,Dyke62 Philadelphia 5, Ouebec 1 Houston 19 24 17 24 7—91 Goalies—Edmonton, Ftenlord, 18-19-3 (22 David Canipe 35-33—68 Crockett Agency 15-11, 15-13, 7-15; Team Fish Wis.-Milwaukee 78, Northrldge S t 63 Pittsburgh 6, Toronto 5, OT Jerusalem, interrupted its broadcast lift Conunand, which is in -3-R)int goals—Detroit 1-4 (Laimbeer 1-1, shots-21 saves). New York, Healy, 11-12-6 David Ishli 34-34—68 def. South Windsor Pizza 15-10, 155. 1512; Wisconsin 91, Iowa 79 Minnesota 5, Washington 2 charge of air deliveries of war Dumars 0-1, Thomas 0-1, Aguirre 0-1), Houston (5-2), Hackett(0:00 second, 15-12). Mark Calcavecchia 33-35—68 Six Ftockers def. Purdy Corporation 1512, with a statement saying: “This mo Xavier, Ohio 100, Evansville 85 Montreal 4, S t Louis 2 4-14 (K.Smith 2-3, Floyd 2-4, Wood 0-1, Friday's Gamas A— 10,476. Jodie Mudd 34-34—68 1512, 3-15. Standings: Cummings 29-4, Rsh ment, we are launching 11 missiles supplies, would “use only airlift SOUTHWEST Referee—Ftaul Stewart Linesmen— Pierre Winchestor 0-1, Maxwell 0-5). Fouled out—Ed No games scheduled Mike Huibert 34-34—68 257, SWP 1518, Crockett 1518, Purdy 525. aircraft needed and would at Cent Arkansas 96, U. of the Ozarks 93 Champoux, Kevin Collins. Six ftockers 6-27. at the enemy,” a source said. wards, Thorpe, L.Smith, Wood. Hendrix 84, Arkansas Coll. 82 Saturday's Gama Perry Arthur 34-34—68 Karl Kimball 33-35—68 NATIONAL — Manchester Medical Supply tempt to minimize disnqition to m '> Rebounds— Detroit 59 (Rodman 18), Houston NE louislana 96. North Texas 80 All-Star Game at Chicago, 1 p.m. The army spokesman,- Brig, Gen. Blackhawks 3, Rangers 2 Dave Barr 36-33—69 del. Lloyd’s Auto Ftorts 154, 1510, 1511; 58 (LSmith 23). Assists—Detroit 16 (Dumars Oral Roberts 90, Oklahoma Baptist 78 Sunday's Games Nachman Shai, urged citizens to put regularly scheduled passenger Ronnie Black 34-35-69 North Enders def. Ftoul's Ftoint 1510, 154; 8), Houston 12 (Maxwell 5). Total fouls—Detroit Ouachita 90, Arkansas Tech 80 No games scheduled Chicago 2 1 0—3 Steve Jones 34-35—69 7-15; Manchester Property Maintenance def. on gas masks and msh to sealed service of participating airlines.” § ^ 23, Houston 28. Technical— Detroit bench. S. Arkansas 61, Henderson S t 60 Monday's Gams N.Y. ITangers 1 0 1—2 Leonard Thompson 34-35—69 Network Tavern 158, 16-14, 157. Standings: A— 16,611. SW Oklahoma 65, Bartlesville Waslyn 60 Minnesota at Winnipeg, 8:35 p.m. First Period— 1, New Ibrlt, Qgrodnick 21 rooms as protection against an Iraqi The Pentagon has declined to 33 ^ Fred Funk 37-32—69 MMS 27-6, MPM 22-11, Network 1518, North SW Texas S t 96, McNeese S t 71 (Mullen, Moller), 4:24. 2, Chicago, Goulet 16 Brian Clear 35-34—69 Enders 1518, LAP 14-19, PP 6-27. chemical attack. identify foe airlines that are Lakers 93, Kings 78 Stephen F.Austin 75, Sam Houston S t 63 AHL standings (Konroyd, Roenick), 9:04. 3, Chicago, Roonick 33 ^ Brad Fabel 35-34—69 INTERNATIONAL — Hawks del. Coach's party to foe agreement. Texas 90, Houston 84 Northern Division 24 (Goulet Vbwn^), 10:17. Penalties—Poluso, The missiles hit immediately after LA LAKERS (93) Lanny Wadkins 37-32—69 Corner 159, 158, 1510; ABA/F’GT def. Flyers Texas-Arlington 84, NW Louisiana 80 W L T Pts GF GA Chi, major (fighting), 6:19; Domi, NY, major an air alarm at 7:20 a.m. on the Under foe agreement, airlines VIbrthy 17-29 0-0 36, Perkins 3-9 7-9 13, Robert Gamez 34-35—69 1512, 156, 15-7; Cummings Insurance def. Texas-San Antonio 90, Ark.-Little Rock 84 Springfield 25 16 4 54 196 153 (fighting), 6:19; Lemieux, Chi (holding), 6:49. U Divac 3-9 4-4 10, Johnson 4-9 1-2 9, Scott 4-12 Tom Sieckmann 35-34—69 Ftogani’s 157, 1510, 154. Standings: ABA/ Jewish Sabbath, and a day after Iraqi agree to make available planes Tulsa 72, S. Illinois 67 Halifax 21 20 8 50 216 218 Second Period— 4. Chicago, Larmer 30 0-0 6, Green 4-7 0-0 9, Teagle 3-9 2-2 6 , Smith David Tentis 34-35—69 PGT 31-2, Cummings 27-6, Hawks 1515, CC FAR WEST Moncton 19 19 9 47 1 53 153 (Cholios, Roenick), 12:58 (pp). Penal Scud missiles landed in Tel Aviv for charter if needed. In return, 0-1 0-0 0. Thomas 0-0 0-0 0, Campbell 0-0 0-0 Bob Eastwood 36-34— 70 13-20, Flyers 10-23, FtoganI's 0-33. Arizona 74, Arizona SL 71 Cape Breton 20 20 6 46 176 182 ties—Ftoonick, Chi (high-sticking), 2:52; Man- O.Totals 38-85 14-17 93. Russ Cochran 36-34— 70 CO-ED — Return to Sender def. Volley and Haifa. foe Pfentagon pays for certain Azusa Pacifle 72, Christian Heritage 61 Fredericton 19 20 7 45 158 160 son, CN (slashing). 5:01; Mallette, NY, triple SACRAMENTO (78) Ed Dougherty 34-36—70 Busters 1511, 1 5 3 ,1 5 4 ; Wolf Ftock def. David modifications it needs in foe Brigham Tbung 72, Colorado S t 55 Maine 18 20 5 41 149 167 minor (double spearing, roughing), 12:40; Immediately after Saturday’s ex Simrmns 3-14 0-0 6 , Cam 9-16 3-4 21, Caus- Denis VWtson 36-34— 70 & Schulman D.D.S. 157, 1510, 1512; Net California 69, Southern Cal 66 New Haven IS 25 8 40 148 190 Leetch, NY (boarding). 1734. plosions, the roar of jets was heard planes, such as foe addition of well 1-11 3-4 5, Sparrow 8-14 0-0 16, Mays Ed Fiorl 32-36—70 work Tavern def. AUB Auto Salvage 152, 157, The Associated Prs Colorado Christian 88, Rocky Mountain 72 Southern Division Third Period— 5, Now York. NIcholls 18 6-14 4-7 17, Leckner 1-4 0-0 2, Bonner 3-6 1-2 Jim Benepe 34-36—70 1511; Patriots def. Misfits 1514, 16-14, 157; over Tel Aviv. cargo tie-down points and E. Montana 73, Alaska-Anchorage 71 Rochester 26 15 5 57 190 148 (Patrick, Leetch), 11:11 (pp). P e n a ltie s- LIGHTING THE NIGHT SKY — A Tomahawk cruiise missile consin early Friday morning, 7, Les 1-4 0-0 2, Calloway 0-2 2-2 2, Frederick Poluso, Chi (holding), 1022; Miller. NY, major- Ben Crenshaw 34-36— 70 Main Ftob del. Net Busters 1513, 15-4, 155; Idaho S t 112, N. Arizona 87 Baltimore 24 17 2 50 187 148 stronger floors. 0-p 0-0 O.Totals 32-85 13-19 78. Curtis Stra.nge 34-36—70 SFK def. Nassilf Camera 13-15, 1513, 158. Please see ATTACK, page 8. Long Beach S t at Fullerton SL, ppd., broken Utica 24 20 0 48 193 176 game misconduct (high-sticking), 1938. launch lights the night sky and the deck of the U.S.S. Wis- LA Lakers 20 20 25 28—93 34-36— 70 Standings: Wolf 32-1, Main 29-4, Nassilf 22-11, backboard Binghamton 21 17 5 47 163 150 Shots on goaF^hicago 13-9-8—30. Now Brian Watts Sacramento 22 18 19 19—78 Mike Sullivan 37-33— 70 Ftotriots 22-11, SFK 1514, Network 18-15, Net Master's 85. Point Loma 82 Adirondack 17 20 8 42 185 191 Vbrk 6-12-10—28. 3-Polnt goals—LA Lakers 3-8 (Wbrthy 2-4, Jim McGovern 37-33—70 Busters 1518, FTTS 1518, Schulman 13-20, Montana S t 100, E. Washington 77 Hershey 18 21 6 42 176 192 Power-play Qpportunities—Chicago 1 of 5; Four pilots Green 1-1, Scott 0-1, Johnson 0-2), Sacramerv New Vbrk 1 of 4. 37-33—70 Misfits 9-24, A&B 2-31, Voiiey Busters 2-31. San Diego 83, S t Mary's, Cal. 68 Newmarket 16 23 5 37 149 167 John Wilson to 1-5 (Mays 1-4, Les 0-1). Fouled out—None. 34-36— 70 WOMEN'S NORTHERN — Bump, SeL Splat San Diego S t 52, New Mexico 51 Capital Dist 15 26 6 36 1 59 203 Goalies—Chicago, Belfour, 29-11-3 (28 Brandel Chamblee Rebounds— LA Lakers 51 (Perkins, Divac, 35-35—70 del. Guthrie Fence 157, 8-15, 1512; Ansaldi’s among missing San Jose S t 94, Fresno S t 92, OT Thursday's Games shots-26 saves). New York, Richter, 14-9-3 David Peoples Green 9), Sacramento 58 (Causwell 13). As (30-27) 36-34— 70 def. Tierney's 151, 157, 158; Glenn Co. def. Bush steels Americans Santa Clara 86, San Francisco 59 Halifax 7, New Haven 3 Mike Smith (AP) Four pilots — including sists—LA Lakers 27 (Johnson 15), Sacramento Tomohiro Maruyama 34-36— 70 B&J Auto Repair 158, 1514, 12-15. Starxlings: Saattia Pacific 90, Sacramento S t 81 Rochester 3 Newmarket 2. OT A— 16,078. 22 (Mays 7). Total fouls—LA Lakers 16, Bill Britton 36-34— 70 Glenn 27-6, Bump 23-10, Guthrie 1518, Ansal one who planned to be married Utah 90, Wyoming 83 Friday's Games Referee—Denis Morel. Linesmen-Brian Sacramento 17. Technical-Sacramento Illegal 37-33— 70 di’s 1518, B&J 14-19, Tierney's 530. Utah SL 74, Pacific U. 64 Hershey at Adirondack Murphy, Mark Vinos. Larry Silveira in five weeks — were among foe defense. A—17,014. Scott Gump 37-33—70 WOMEN'S SOUTHERN — Format's Inn def. W. Washington 92, Sheldon Jackson 62 Capital District at Baltimore Bart Bryant 34-36—70 Heritage Auto Body 1511, 1513, 1517; Boiton first U.S. servicemen reported Washington 88 , Oregon 86, OT Moncton at Cape Breton Penguins 6, Leafs 5 OT How Top 25 fared Mike Standly 37-33—70 Mobil def. Daco Fteel & Ftod Repair 1510,152, for losses yet to come missing in action after Operation Washington S t 99, Oregon SL 77 Binghamton at Maine Pittsburgh 1 4 0 1— 6 How the Associated Press' Top 25 teams fared Dudley Hart 34-36—70 Newmarket at Flochester Toronto 0 2 3 0—5 158; Main Pub def. Locksmith Hair Studio Desert Storm missions to bomb Thursday: Dillard Pruitt 35-35-70 Fredericton at Utica First Period— 1. Pittsburgh, Cullen 19 (Roc- 1510, 1512, 153. Standings: Formal 27-6, By TERENCE HUNT coalition against Saddam Hussein. Bush discussed the issue of 1. UNLV (12-0) beet UC Irvine 117-76. Next: 37-34— 71 Bolton 27-6, HAB 23-10, Main 1518, LHS 528, Iraq. Big East Confarsnes C all Saturday's Gamas chi, Errey), 2:17. Ponalties—Ellon, Tor, double Ray Stewart vs. Long Beach State. 37-34—71 DRR 3-30, The Associated Press “This man is not going to pull a retaliation in a telephone call with W L W L Fredericton at Adirondack minor (high-sticking), 2:50; Bourque, Pit (inter Jim Booros A total of seven U.S. crew 2. Arkansas (16-1) did not play. Next: vs. Pittstiurgh 3 1 14 3 New Haven at Halifax ference), 931. Mac O'Gradv 34-37—71 victory off by trying to wage ter Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir. Southern Methodist Saturday. Salon Hall men from four aircraft are 4 2 11 3 Capital District at Hershey Second Period—2. Pittsburgh, Cullen 20 3. Indiana (15-1) did not play. Next: at No. 24 WASHINGTON — President rorist attacks against a country that White House press secretary Marlin Syracuse 3 2 15 2 Baltimore at Maine (ReccN, Zalapski), 12:09. 3, Pittsburgh, Bour reported missing. Iowa, Saturday. is not a participant in all of this, and Fitzwater said Bush told the Israeli S t John's 3 2 12 2 Binghamton at Springfield que 15 (Young, Coffey), 12:47. 4. Toronto, Dam- Bush tried Friday to steel Americans Two Navy fliers based at foe 4. Ohio State (14-0) did not play. Next: vs. Il Bowling CONNECnCUT 3 2 12 3 Rochester at Utica phousse 14 (Zezel, Richardson), 13:41. 5, Pit I’m talking about Israel,” Bush told leader “he basically appreciated linois, Saturday. Scholastic for losses sure to come in the Per Oceana Naval Air Station in Georgelown 2 2 10 4 Sunday's Games tsburgh, Stevens 24 (Murphy, Coffey), 1439. 6 , 5. North Carolina (13-1) did not play. Next: at sian Gulf, cautioning that “war is a news conference before leaving their restraint and asked for their un Villanova 2 3 9 6 Hershey at Capital District Pittsburgh, Cullen 21 (Tanti, M ur^y), 16:51 Virginia Beach, Va., were No. 12 Duka, Saturday. Providence 1 4 10 6 Newmarket at Fredericton (pp). 7, Toronto, Marols 12 (Damphousao, Powder Puff never cheap or easy.” He said un for a three-day weekend at Camp derstanding.” reported missing when their 6. Arizona (14-2) beet Arizona State 74-71. Boston College 1 4 9 7 New Haven at Moncton liling boys’ varsity hoop Next: at Vlllanova, Saturday. Zezel), 19:54 (pp). Penalties—Stevens, Pit (un Nancy Hahn 176-503, Lori Fenton provoked missile attacks against Is David, Md. The president also talked by Maine at Springfield A-6E jet didn’t return fi-om a 7. UCLA (13-3) did not play. Next: vs. Califor sportsmanlike conduct), 14:39; Flamage, Tor The liling Junior High boys' varsity basketball 175-M2-196-573, Fran Amenta 182-450, Mary phone for 45 minutes with Soviet (unsportsmanlike conduct), 14:39; Richardson, team upended crosstown rival BenneL 45-36, II- Bania 191-454, Barbara De Caprio rael prove that no neighbor of Iraq is Pledging to protect Israel, Bush bombing mission. Vice Adm. nia, Sunday. Wednesday's Result President Mikhail S. Gorbachev and 8. Syracuse (15-2) did not play. Next: vs. No. NHL results Tor, major-game misconduct (fighting), 1439; ling Is 3-2 wNIe Bennet Is 5-1. Eric Austin 202-205564, Lois Fedor 451. safe. promised “the damedek search and John K. Ready, commander of Syracuse 81, UConn 79 OT Zalapski, R t (holding), 1835. 25 Seton Hall, Saturday. poured in 18 points lor filing while Mike Siena The administration desperately destroy mission that’s ever been un spoke with Canadian Prime Minister Bruins 5, Kings 3 Third Period—8, Toronto. Petit 9 (Bradley, El- and Ben Howroyd added six points apiece. foe U.S. Naval Air Force Atlan 9. Kentucky (13-2) did not play. Next vs. Saturday's Games hoped to keep Israel out of the war, dertaken” to knock out Iraq’s mobile Brian Mulroney. Fitzwater said later Vanderbilt Saturday. Los Angeles 2 1 0—3 lett), 1:44 (pp). 9, Toronto, DeBlols 9 (Ramago, Mike Griffeth and Scott Ruganis also played tic, said Friday. Providence at UConn (Civic Center), 8 p.m. Ellett), 16:39 (sh). 10, Toronto, Zezel 8 (Dam- well for liling. Ron Ransom pumped In 18 points 10. SL John's (12-2) did not play. Next: vs. Georgetown at Boston College Boston 1 3 1—5 Calendar fearing that a retaliatory strike from missile force. Regardless of what he did not know what Bush and phousse), 18:02. Penalties—Errey, Pit (rough lor Bonnot while Rhondoll Laurray and Kevin The Pentagon identified foe No. 16 Pittsburgh, Saturday. Seton Hall at Syracuse First Period— 1, Los Angeles, Gretzky 28 ing), 2:26; Follgno, Tor (roughing), 2:26; Barros- Kinel added seven and four points, respectively. the Jewish state would drive away happens. Bush said, “This coalition Gorbachev discussed. men as Lt. Robert Wetzel, 30, 11. Oklahoma (13-3) did not play. Next: vs. Pittsburgh at S t John's (Granato, Sandstrom), 6:47. 2. Boston, Chris so. P it served by Stevens (slashing), 7:18; Today the Arab countries in the military is not going to fall apart.” Oklahoma State, Saturday. Arizona at Villanova tian 24 (Bourque, Wesley), 15:01 (pp). 3. Los Please see BUSH, page 8. and Lt. Jeffrey N. Zaun, 28, Broten, Tor (holding), 9:24; Floberts, Pit (hold Bennet boys’ JV hoop Boys Baakatball 12. Duke (14-3) did not play. Next: vs. No. 5 Angeles, Miller 6 (Gretzky, Buskas), 16:21. Hartford Public at Manchester, 7:30 from Cherry Hill, N J. Wetzel North Carolina, Saturday. Penalties— Los Angeles bench, served by ing), 12:35; Follgno, Tor (tripping), 15:44. The Bennet Junior High boys' Junior varsity Monday's Gams O v e r tim e -1 1 , P ittsburgh, Young 12 East Catholic at Fairfield Prep, 7 p.m. 13. Connecticut (12-3) did not play. Next: Syracuse at Georgetown ToneHi (too many men), :49; Neely, Bos (hold basketball team beat liling. 43-28. Jerome Cromwell at Cheney Tech, 730 and Zaun, both of whom are vs. Providsnea, Saturday. ing), 7:13; Buskas, LA (holding), 14:34; Elik, LA (Zalapski, Bourque), 331. Ftenalties—None. Smith scored 10 points and grabbed 21 East Hampton at Bolton, 7:30 single, Were flying from the 14. Virginia (11-3) did not play. Next: at Geor Ttissday's Games (elbowing), 17:01; Taylor, LA, misconduct, Shots on goal-^ittsburgh 11-12-7-4— 34. rebounds lor Bennet while Larry Rice had 11 Rocky Hill at Coventry, 730 17:01. Toronto 4-13-15-2—34. points. Bennet Is 6-2. Kevin Flepoll and Eric Local youth in Jerusalem aircraft carrier Saratoga, based gia Tech, Saturday. UConn at S t John's (Madison Square Gar Vinal Tech at RHAM, 730 15. East Tennessee State (13-1) did not play. den). 8 p.m. Second Period—4, Boston, Neely 26 Power-play Opportunities—Pittsburgh 1 of 8 ; Daring chipped In seven and six points, respec Qlris Basketball in Mayport, Ra. Toronto 2 of 6. tively. Jamie Lezzaris also played well for Ben- 1 (Hodge), 3:53. 5, Boston, Wesley 6 Next: at Western Carolina, Saturday. Villanova at Boston College Manchester at Hartford Public, 5 p.m. By EDWARD DEVOE with the gas masks and had to wear fidence in the Israeli defense force Wetzel, originally from 16. Pittsburgh (14-3) did not play. Next: at S t Peter's at Seton Hall (B.Sweeney). 6:06 (sh). 6, Los Angeles, Elik 12 Goalies—Pittsburgh, Barrasso, 15-9-1 (34 net East Catholic at SL Bernard, 7 p.m. them for about an hour. to stop any Iraqi offensive. No. 10 S t John's, Saturday. (Taylor, Duchesne), 14:07. 7, Boston, Neely 27 shots-29 saves). Toronto. Ing, 10-20-3 (34-29). Coventry at Ftocky Hill, 730 Manchester Herald Metuchen, NJ., plann^ to be 17. Nebraska (16-1) did not play. Next: at Wednesday's Game (Wesley, Bourque), 16:30 (pp). Penal A—16,110. Boys Swimming Arnold Zackin and his wife had “I am apprehensive, but we are married March 2. Colorado, Tuesday, Jan. 22. Pittsburgh at Providence ties—Kekalianen, Bos (holding), 5:32; Peder Reforoe—Don Koharski. Linesmen—Fton As- Manchester at Hartford Public, 3:30 visited their son in early December, confident that the defense force can sen, Bos (Intarforenco), 8:19; Buskas, LA (hold selstine, Ftoy Scapinello. MANCHESTER — As Saddam Air Force Lt. Col. Donnie R. 18. Southern Mississippi (9-1) beat Tulane Rec Hoop East Catholic at St. Bernard, 4 p.m. and said the mood of the youths in handle the situation,” he said. 64^57. Next vs. Memphis State, ^turday. ing), 16:22. Hussein lived up to his promise Holland, 42, was listed as miss 19. Georgetown (10-4) did not play. Next: at Saturday, Jan. 26 Third Period—8. Boston, Neely 28 (Bourque, Stars 5, Capitals 2 Saturday the program and the Israelis was Zackin said that foe U.S. did what ing when he failed to return Burridge), 18:58 (en). Penalty—Wesley, Bos Thursday night to launch a missile Boston College, Saturday. UConn at Seton Hall (Meadowlands), 1 p.m. Washing'ion 1 1 0—2 Midgets Boys Basketball good, that they hoped nothing would they had to do to check Iraq’s ag from a mission, his parents said 20. LSU (11-3) did not play. Next: vs. Missis St John's at Villanova (hooking), 9:55. Minnesota 2 1 2—5 East Catholic at Norwich Free Academy, 7:30 attack against Israel, a Manchester Shots on goal— Los Angelas 11-14-12—37. happen. gression, and said foe conflict will sippi, Saturday. Syracuse at Providence First Period—1, Minnesota, Bellows 15 Mahoney- Heat 24 (Richie Milne 11, Jason Rocky Hill at RHAM, 7:30 couple waited anxiously to hear Friday. 21. New Mexico Stats (12-1) did not play. Boston 11-13-4—28. (Johnson, Modano), 854. 2, MInnesoti, Dahlen Milne 7; Nick Odell also played well) Celtics 23 Ice Hockey But due to the impending conflict, force some issues. “I think that once Power-play Opportunities—Los Angeles 0 of news from their son. Next: at Fullerton State, Saturday. Sunday, Jan. 27 11 (Bellows, TinordI), 15:46. 3, Washington. (Brett Dolan 6 ; David LaGuardla and Donny Manchester at Shepaug Valley (Gunnery the program was suspended and 17 [Hussein] is out of foe way, Israel 22. South Carolina (13-3) iHd not play. Next: Georgetown at Pittsburgh 4; Boston 2 of 4. Phronka 13 (Tippett, lafrate), 18:58. Ponal Ftorker also played well) School), 6 p.m. vs. Florida Stats, Saturday. Goalies—Los Angeles, Berthlaume, 15-6-0 ties—Craig, Min (tripping), 9:34; Duchesne, Min Lakers 25 (Jamie Kravontka 6 , Monts Green Fairfield Prep vs. East Catholic (TrI-Town, Arnold and Ruth Zackin, of 297 youths came home while 21 stayed, will sit down and talk with foe more 23. Utah (16-1) beat Wyoming 90-83. Next: at (27 shots-23 saves). Boston, Moog, 17-8-7 (hooking), 17:24; Dnice, Was (tripping), 18:39. 4, Travis MIsiek 4) Bulls 18 (Trevor Frenette 4, Cromwell), 8:15 Big East women’s result (37-34). Ferguson Road, had their fears al- including Mark. The group was moderate Arabs who have come to Air Force, Saturday. Second Period—4. Washington, Miller 10 Josh Solomonson 4, Ftob Ftoy 4) Wrestling Inside Today.,, 24. Iowa (13-4) lost to Wisconsin 91-79. Next: A— 14,448. (Hatcher), 7:30. 5, Minnesota, Craig 6 (Wilkin Gunners 23 (Ryan Cosmlnl, Chris Mainvillo Manchester at Enfield, noon lieviated when they heard from their made up of 52 college-age youths foe forefront,” he said. UConn 65, Syracuse 63 Referee—Fton Hoggarth. Linesmen—Gerard vs. No. 3 Irxliana, Saturday. son), 836. Penalties—Kyproes, Was, double and Adam Kn/ger played well) Pistons 20 Bacon Academy/RHAM/Norwich Tech at East son, Mark, Friday morning. from all over America and Canada. “The Israelis want peace, and to 9 Gauthier, Wbyne Bonney. 25. Seton Hall (11-3) did not play. Next at CONNECTICUT (65) minor (roughing). 2:12; Johnson, Min (rough (Dave Bottaro 8 ; Was Schofield 6 ; Brendan Gal Catholic, noon Mark, 21, is in Israel with a ten Mark spends half a day learning have some security in foe area,” he No. 8 Syracuse, Saturday. Meghan Pattyson 3-5 1-1 7, Laura Llshness Flyers 5, Nordiques 1 ing), 2:12; Propp, Min (holding), 12:06; May, lagher also played well) 5- 16 6-7 17. Kerry Bascom 6-9 4-7 16. Wendy Was, mlnor-m^or (roughing, lighting), 15:22; Rockets 24 (Chris Duffy 9, Kashuane Teal 8 ; month youth study program, and is Hebrew and the other half of the day said. 16 pages, 2 sections College hoop scores Davis 6-13 4-7 16. Debbie Baer 1-1 1-2 3. Quebec 1 0 0— 1 Johnson, Min, mlnor-rrayor-match penalty (In Mashral Teal also played well) Jazz 21 (Dan currently in Jerusalem living in a working in a factory making dog Mark is scheduled to remain in Is Malser 6 , Kevin Lappen 4; Jason Irish also EAST Shannon Saunders 1-2 0-0 2, Orly Grossman Philadelphia 2 2 1—5 stigator, fighting, attempt to Injure), 15:22. Radio, TV played well) Kibbutz. The day before the attack food. Because it is mandatory for all rael until foe first week in June, but Babson 63, Amherst 62 2-6 0-1 4, Kathy Ferrier 0-1 0-0 0. Stacey Wbt- First Period— 1, Philadelphia, Craven 15, Third Period—8, Minnesota, Gagner 27 Bubble Gum zel 0-4 0-0 0. Totals 24-53 12-18 65. 5:25. 2, Quebec, Sakic 26 (Sanipass, Wslanin), (Dahlquist), 15:33. 7, Minnesota, Small 7 he was in Tel Aviv. Israelis to serve in the military at can leave anytime he wants, his Classified___ 15-16 Brockport SL 66, Utica 45 SYRACUSE (63) 15:28. 3. Philadelphia, Mellanby 12 (Huffman, (Broten), 17:47 (sh). Penalties—Giles, Min (trip Columbia Union 74, DIsL of Columbia 73 age 18, there are often many posi father said. Cindy Pittrwr 6-8 0-0 13. Erin Kennaally 6-14 Carkner), 17:02. Penalties— Finn, Qua (trip ping), :24; Lalor, Was (cross-checking), 2 :K ; Today It was about 3 a.m. in Israel when Comics______14 Dartmouth 94, New Hampshire 75 Ansaldi's 90 (Kyle Dougan 34, Doug Marshall 6- 7 18, Holly Oslander 4-6 0-1 8, Charle Crouseping), 3:20; Finn, Qua, major (fighting), 10:58; Miller, Was (hooking), 3:00; Propp, Min (inter Mark heard the sirens, and everyone tions open, so Mark fills in wherever Arnold Zackin is president of Focus______2 Delaware 113, Cent Connecticut SL 84 20, John Parla 13, Ed Stack 11, Brad Pel- 2 p.m. — Golf: LPGA Jamaica Classic, 5-11 0-0 12. Karen Zajick 1-5 2-2 4. Taneshla Berube, Phi, major (fighting), 10:58; Smith, Phi ference), 3:42; Giles, Min (tripping), 5:35; Zet- Th« Associated Press Elizabethtown 75, Lycoming 64 llgrlnolll 10) Smoke 51 (Vito Perrone 25, Kent second round, ESPN was instructed to put on their gas he is needed — as when he was in Wolff-Zackin, an independent in ___6 Welch 3-0 0-0 6, Shawn ZIemba 0-0 2-2 2. To (roughing), 15:38; ^ g a rty . Qua (holding), tler, Min (hooking). 17:04; Hunter, Was (inter Pelletier 10) 7 p.m. — College hockey: Boston University BUSH ADDRESS — President Bush Friday cautioned Iraq Special Report. ___ 5 Fairleigh Dickinson 73, Mount SL Mary's, Md. tals 25-51 10-12 63. 16:43; Kimble, Qua (roughing), 19:28; Berube, ference), 18:32; Johansson, Was. major (fight masks, not knowing if the missiles Tel Aviv teaching English. surance agency in Vernon and lives 65 Simmons Landscaping 103 (Dave Weston 38, at Boston College, NESN Lottery______2 Halftime: Syracuse 36-25; Three-point goals: Phi (roughing), 19:28. ing), 18:58; TinordI, Min, mlnor-misconduct Franklin & Marshall 75, Dickinson 54 Kent Ftope 29, Dayton Young 12, Ken Schop- 7:30 p.m. — Nets at Celtics, SportsChannal, were armed with chemicals. He said Arnold remains concerned for his in Manchester with his wife and against too much euphoria. "War is never cheap or easy,” he Obituaries______2 UC- 5-13 (Davis 4-9, Llshness 1-3, Grossman SMorid Period— 4, Philadelphia, Ricci 14 (cross-checking), 18:58; Wilkinson, Min, major pman 10) B.A. Club 66 (Bill Bellock 27, Tom WDRC (1360-AM) Gallaudet 52. Wesley 50 0-1): SU 3-5 (Crouse 2-2, PItIner 1-1, Kenneally (Ekiund, Tocchet), 10:25 (pp). 5, Philadelphia, (fighting), 16:53; May, Was, mlnor-misconduct he and the others had a little trouble son’s safety, but says he has con their two daughters. told reporters. Opinion______4 Hartwick 77, Allred 61 Bielinda 17, Mark Benrret 16, Brian Moran 14) 7:30 p.m. — Knicks at HeaL WFAN (665AM) 0-1, Welch 0-1); Total rebounds— UC 35 (Pat- Suiter 9 (Smith, Lacombe), 13:06. Penal (roughirig), 19:52; lafrate, Ytas, minor-double Reiigion______7 Hofstra 68, M d.-^ltlm ore County 63 Standings: Main Ftob 8-1, Simmons 8-1, Wes- 8 p.m. — Bulls at Hawks, TNT 9 tyson 7); SU 29 (Rttnor 10); Total Assists — UC ties—Craven, Phi (high-sticking), 1:31; Wilanin, major-game misconduct (roughing, spearing, King’s, N.Y. 86, Green Mountain 72 town 7-2, Q'Neirs Law 7-2, Amusements 5-4, 8 p.m. — Golf: Hawaiian Open, second Seniors______7 13 (Pattyson 6 ); SU 13 (Crouse 4, Zajick 4); Que (interference), 7:17; Sutter, Phi (slashing), lighting), 19:52; Zettler, Min, minor-major (In La Salle 94. Loyola, Md. 84 B.A Club 4-5, HPM 3-6, Ansaldi's 2-7, Trinity round, TBS Sports______Total Fouls — UC 15. SU 16; Fouled Out — Os 7:17; Sakic, Que (tripping), 8:52. stigator, fighting), 19:52. Lock Haven 117, Eastern 104 Covenant Church 1-8, Smoke 0-9. 9:30 p.m. — Track arxJ Field: Sunkist Invita Serving The Manchester Area For Over 109 Veal’s - Call Today for Home Delivery 647-9940 Third Period—6 , Philadelphia, Tocchet 31 Shots on goal—VWshington 13-13-10—36. MfT 79, Curry 65 lander: Technical fouls — None; Attendance — Standings A: Manchester Cycle 7-2, Style tional, ESPN 141. (Ekiund), 5:31. Penalties—Muqjhy, Phi (hook- Minnesota 6-5-9—20. 7-2, B.C.I. 7-2, PDS 3-6, Sun Devils 2-7. 9:30 p.m. — Fight Night at the Forum, NESN 1 2—MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Jan. 19, 1991 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Jan. 19, 1991—3 J FOCUS General News______Dear Abby PEOPLE Dr. Cott Abigail Van Buren B Actress Sally Field has hired a bodyguard after Peter Cott, M.D. Top Soviet economic adviser quits post receiving threats apparently inspired by her starring role in the controversial film “Not Without Mv Daughter.” ^ By BRYAN BRUMLEY resigned last month, warning that “dictatorship was An enraged Gorbachev cited the Moscow News letter have its presidium and a legislative panel on glasnosL or Lindbergh’s not The Oscar-winning actress decided to hire protec The Associated Press coming” to the Soviet Union. He later said in an inter Wednesday when he asked the Supreme Soviet legisla reforms, work out measures to ensure objectivity in all tion “because of the times we’re in r i^ t now,” her Altitude doesn’t view he feared a repeat of military crackdowns that left ture to suspend temporarily a new law guaranteeing Soviet media. publicist, Pat Kingsley, said Thursday. “We felt it MOSCOW — The top economic adviser for Mikhail scores dead in Georgia in 1989 and in Azerbaijan last freedom of the press. the only flight might be wise.” Gorbachev has left his post after writing a public letter year. He later backed off that proposal when deputies, in The letter signed by Petrakov appealed to the 15 In the movie released Jan. 11, Miss Field plays the cause TIA, stroke accusing the Soviet president of criminal acts to prop up PeUakov could not be reached immediately for com cluding a joumalisL objected. Soviet republics and journalists to resist the dictatorship DEAR ABBY: It is a little-known fact that not one but a regime in its death throes.” American wife of an Iranian-bom physician who DEAR DR. GOTT: My mother has had several JIAs ment, but two associates said Gorbachev had been en The legislature voted 275-32 with 30 abstentions to of which Shevardnadze warned. two major historical events took place when Charles A spokesman said Friday that economic adviser deceives her and their daughter into making a trip to recently. She loses the ability to speak and becomes very raged by the open letter, which criticized him for tolerat Lindbergh made his amazing non-stop solo flight from Nikolai Petrakov was out of a job, joining a growing list New York to Phris in 1927. his homeland. While there, she finds herself held confused. We are puzzled because nothing has shown up ing the military attack Sunday against a Lithuanian of reformers who have left Gorbachev’s inner circle or hostage. in exhaustive tests such as CT scans, EKGs, etc. Since television station that left 14 people dead. I am enclosing a newspaper article from the Min ' been fired as Gorbachev has begun using more hard-line neapolis paper reporting both events. There are pictures Details and the nature of the threats weren’t dis we live at 6,500 feet, could the altitude complicate her “A regime in its death throes has made a last-ditch closed by Kingsley. tactics. It was not immediately clear whether Petrakov stand: economic reform has been blocked, censorship of Andover Dems choose showing Lindber^ being greeted by Myron T. Herrick, problem? had resigned or been removed. DEAR READER: A TIA (transient ischemic attack) the media reinstated, brazen demagogy revived, and an who was our ambassador to France at the time, and a pic Gthers to have left include Foreign Minister Eduard ■ James Brown doesn’t beat around the bush is a temporary neurological deficit, such as weakness or open war on the (15 Soviet) republics declared,” said the ture of “Lindy” proudly standing beside his little silver Shevardnadze, economist Stanislav Shatalin and Interior plane, “The Spirit of St. Louis.” when he gives his opinion of today’s tunes. inability to speak, that resembles a stroke but is not per letter, published by the weekly paper Moscow News. “Over the last seven or eight years I have been dis Minister Vadim Bakatin. Additionally, Politburo mem “The events in Lithuania can be unambiguously clas Haverl and Woodbury manent. It is believed to be caused by a blood clot that Over those pictures was the following headline: “One ber Alexander Yakovlev, considered the godfather of Triumph of Science Is Used to Tell of Another.” Then it gusted with the music,” Brown told the Aiken becomes wedged in an artery in the brain; within hours, sified as criminal,” the letter said. It said that Gorbachev Soviet reforms, has been dropped quietly from the cessful programs. Republican candidate for first goes on to say: “The transmission of pictures by radio, Kiwanis Club. “I always say don’t play any music the clot is dissolved by the body’s natural anticoagulants. “justified or approved the tactics ... in Lithuania.” By EDWARD DEVOE government. Haverl, a former teacher, also selectwoman, because the the most recent major triumph of science, was employed you wouldn’t play for your mother. Thus, unlike a stroke, a TIA disappears, leaving no The letter was signed by Petrakov and 29 members of Manchester Herald Gf the reformers who have left Gorbachev’s team, the the Moscow News board of directors. The directors in instituted a newsletter to keep resi Democrats had once endorsed her. to rush these pictures to the U.S.A. from I^is. They “Some of today’s music you wouldn’t play for nerve disorder. Because the affliction is transient, it is departure of Shevardnadze was the most spectacular. He clude many leading Soviet reformers. dents informed of the issues. Also nominated were Marie were sent by airplane from Paris to London, then sent by anyone. It’s time to go back to basics.” impossible to diagnose using the usual tests, such as CT ANDGVER — Incumbent First Nominated for selectman was Burbank for town clerk; Keimeth radio to New York, then relayed westward over telephone Brown spoke to the club Thursday as part of his scans. Doctors diagnose the condition when the patient Selectman Julia Haverl was Lester for town treasurer; Mary- wires!” duties at the Lower Savannah Work Release Center. suffers what appears to be a stroke — but recovers quick nominted without opposition this David Woodbury, who asserted CHALLENGED — The Rolling Stones, that it was an end of an era be Alice Piro for tax collector; John Perhaps you and your readers will find this interesting. He s serving a six-year prison term for aggravated ly and completely. (A stroke will often be visible during week at a Democratic caucus, above, may soon have to share a page in where she said Democrats would cause of the retirement of popular Yeomans for Board of Fnnance; JOHN E. RALLS, MINNEAPOLIS ^sault, failure to stop for police and weapons viola CT scarming as a permanent smudge on the otherwise U.S. supports Lithuania, Republican Selectman Peter Carl Shillo and Joan Iroran for DEAR MR. RALLS: Thank you for a little-known tions. He’s scheduled to meet with the parole board the rock 'n' roll record book with the New normal X-ray pictures of the brain.) have to find creative solutions to Maneggia. But he said he looks Board of Education; Diane Santese piece of history. 1 wonder how many people were aware Feb. 27. Kids on the Block. They're vying for the The blood clots that cause TIAs are carried to the brain deal with the difficult problems forward to a new era in Andover for Board of Tax Review; Susan that these two major historical events were so closely re “I want you to know that James Brown thinks all-time top grossing concert tour. from other blood vessels — in particular, the aorta and ahead. politics and the vacancy created by England for Planning and 2kming; lated. I wasn’t. about more than just singing and dancing,” he said. carotid arteries. Thus, the affliction is not so much a Baltic president asserts “We stand a good chance to Maneggia. Mary McNamara for Zoning “During my last episode of problems, I thought the brain disease as a circulatory disorder. TIAs often herald serve Andover well. We have a strong group,” Haverl said. “We will miss Peter, but it Board of Appeals; Daniel Santese DEAR ABBY: I am a newly married military wife. world had turned against me, but through it all, with the onset of a major stroke. Therefore, many practitioners key buildings in Lithuania, which By ALAN COOPERMAN speaking on condition of anonymity, “We need to rethink how we do creates a chance for us as a party and Scott Yeomans for Fire Com My husband and I planned to have children in three or the faith of a mustard seed, I found the chance to get advocate immediate and aggressive treatment with The Associated Press declared independence in March. said the Kremlin had raised tensions to elect a selectman,” he said. missioner; William Dakin and four years. .However, events in the Persian Gulf and out in the community and do something else posi medicine to retard clotting. things,” Haverl said. “We are tive.” Fourteen people were killed in a in the Baltics with false and biased Julie Victoria for library directors; Saudi Arabia have raised some questions. I would like to ■ Humorist Jerry Clower says he feels he bested Coumadin is frequently used but has not been shown , VILNIUS, U.S.S.R. — going to have to prioritize and the Woodbury admitted that the Soviet military assault on the press and television accounts. Their Beatrice Lacombe and Debrah ask your readers who were in the military during World Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein because he made people to be more effective than a cheaper, safer drug: one-half Lithuanian President Vytautas people are going to have to Democrats needed to work Lithuanian broadcast center early coverage “has done a great disser Scanlon for Norton Fund Commis War n, the Korean conflict or Vietnam their opinions on laugh just moments after they learned war was under an adult aspirin daily. I suggest you question your Landsbergis said Friday he had decide.” together and unify, and also con ■ Actress Holly Hunter, Swedish director Lasse Sunday. vice to the Soviet people and has sion and Teresa Crimmins for In having (of not having) a baby in case Daddy doesn’t way in the Persian Gulf. mother’s doctor about this option. It might save her ex received U.S. assurance of support Haverl cited her recycling ceded that it would not be easy for Hallstrom and producers Amy Robinson and Grif The three Baltic republics — served to exacerbate an already dif program as one of her most suc the part to defeat Jean Gasper, the surance Commission. come back. Clower said his audience of 600 at a convention tensive future disability. Altitude does not cause TTAs or for his Baltic republic, which is Lithuania, Estonia and Latvia — fin Dunne were on hand to kick off the 1991 Sun ficult situation,” one official said. I do not want to be a single parent — it wouldn’t be Wednesday night in Richmond, Va., had just been strokes. trying to buck a crackdown by were independent between the two The officials cited as an example dance Film Festival, which runs through Jan. 27. told the United States had begun bombing Iraq. fair to the child, and it certainly wouldn’t be easy for me. DEAR DR. GOTT: I’m a 60-year-old male with mas Soviet troops. world wars. Estonia and Latvia are Soviet reports that Lithuanians On the other hand, how would I feel if the worst hap The festival opened with a somber mood as atten The G r^ d Ole Opry star said he decided to tocytosis (urticaria pigmentosa). I can barely spell it, let In Washington, President Bush also seeking independence, but they guarding the television tower in Vil pened, and I lost the chance to bear his child? Please tion centered on developments in the Persian Gulf. proceed with his routine of homespim humor and alone find any information in medical books. I’ve had the told a news conference he had have been more restrained in their nius fired first on the Soviet troops. Eastern demise Manchester Herald help. “Everyone feels awkward,” Hunter said Thursday ended up getting “a tumultuous standing ovation.” spoken with Soviet President night before her new film, “Once Around,” opened condition since 1958, around the same time our water efforts than Lithuania. Witnesses, including an Associated MOM OR NOT “I hit the stage wide open,” he recalled Friday. Mikhail Gorbachev and called for a the festival spotlighting independent filmm^ers. supply had fluoride added to it. Is there a connection? At an evening news conference Press reporter, conuadicted those MIAMI (AP) — Eastern Airlines shut down Friday Founded Oct 1,1881 as a weekly. DEAR MOM OR NOT; This is a very personal “The adrenalin was flowing real special. I told ’em I peaceful solution in the Baltics. DEAR READER: Mastocytosis, an unusual disease Friday, Landsbergis said he had met reports. night after 62 years of flying, ending a battle against decision. I, too, am interested in the opinions of those Hunter, who portrayed a network news producer in knew what was on everybody’s mind, but it wouldn’t The Soviet crackdown had Daily publication since Oct 1,1914. “Broadcast News,” said she’d had “a real urge to call of unknown cause, is due to the accumulation of mast witli George A. Krol, the U.S. con In Brussels, Belgium, Lithuania’s mounting debts, militant unions and industrywide woes. who have lived through that experience and made a be unpatriotic to go on with the show. prompted the U.S. administration to sul based in Leningrad. He quoted foreign minister on Friday said The airline, which was operating under bankruptcy choice. Readers? (‘Broadcast News’ director) Jim Brooks all day.” “I figured that Saddam Hussein doesn’t have the cells (normal mediators of allergic reactions) in various USPS 327-500 VOL. CX. No. 94 parts of the body. There are three forms. reconsider holding a summit bet Krol as telling him, “The United Western nations arc just “talking protection, aimounced in a statement that all flights were “Apart from the devastation, it’s been fascinating right to keep us from doing normal things m this ween Bush and Gorbachev in Mos to watch the networks cover the story.” Mastocytoma is a benign skin tumor. States guarantees that at this time in about democracy” while letting the canceled as of midnight EST Friday. Acting Publisher counU7. He would have won over me if I hadn’t done cow on Feb. 11-13. But Marlin Richard Dreyfuss, Danny Aiello and Gena Systemic mastocytosis causes bone pain, arthritis, pep our crisis, the United States is on Soviet government victimize his Eastern officials declined late Friday to elaborate, JEANNE G. FROMERTH To get Abby’s booklet “How to Write Letters for All my best to make people laugh. I didn’t give in to Fitzwatcr, the White House spokes our side.” Baltic republic. Foreign Minister Al- saying trustee Marlin R. Shugrue Jr. would hold a news Rowlands also act in “Once Around,” billed as a bit him. tic ulcer and chronic diarrhea. It is diagnosed by biopsy Executive Editor Occasions,” send a long, business-size, self-addressed and blood tests. Antihistamines relieve symptoms. man, said Friday the summit is still The U.S. diplomat told him the girdas Saudargas made the charge conference Saturday. tersweet comedy about a Boston family disrupted “We went to our rooms and prayed after the show. on. VINCENT MICHAEL VALVO envelope, plus check or money order for $3.95 ($4.50 in when an obnoxious, rich man woos one of the Urticaria pigmentosa are multiple small cutaneous col United States supports a peaceful while speaking to members of the An Eastern official speaking on condition of “When people ask me in future years what was my That didn’t prevent U.S. officials, City Editor_____ Canada) to: Dear Abby, Letter Booklet, P.O. Box 447, daughters. lections of mast cells, seen as pinkish-brown, raised spots settlement in Lithuania, Landsbergis European Parliament. anonymity said the company remained in Chapter 11 ______Alex Girelli most memorable show, this one will be one of them.” News Ec£tor____ Mount Morris, 111. 61054. (Postage is included.) on the skin, which usually begin in childhood and disap however, from unleashed a barrage said. No independent confirmation In his comments, Landsbergis bankroptcy reorganization, which meant it hadn’t filed . ^ d re w C Spitzler of criticism at the Soviet media, Associate Editor .Eileen Hiromi Mae pear by adulthood. from Krol on the comments was im also said he also met once more with for Chapter 7 liquidation. Shugrue would determine that Features Editor _ saying tension in Lithuania had been _ Dianna M. Talbot mediately available. a personal representative of Gor step, the official said. Sports Editor__^ Len Auster unnecessarily heightened by biased In his remarks to reporters. Bush bachev, Georgy Tarazevich. “There is no more scheduled service,” the official Photo Editor______Reginald Pinto reporting. said he had discussed the simation “I can tell you truly that Mr. added. In the Baltic republic of Estonia, Advertising Mcinager. _____ Lesley Radius in the Baltics with Gorbachev by Tarazevich is not impressed, is not The 18,000 Eastern employees were told not to report Business Manager residents of the capital, Tallinn, telephone. to work, unless called by supiervisors, with the exception . Jeanne 6 . Promerth happy, with what he has seen here Circulation Manager ____ Gerlinde Colletti blocked roads to the hilltop parlia “I took the opportunity ... from of reservations agents, who were told to repxirt at their Production Director J RECORD of what the military is doing,” . Sheldon Cohen ment building with stone barricades. that call to express again my con Landsbergis said. normally scheduled limes. Eastern said ticket-holders Pressroom Manager , Robert H. Hubbard Russian-speaking workers pressing cern, my deep concern over the Bal Landsbergis said Tarazevich would receive full refunds, but that it was also working the Estonian government to resign Main Telephone Number tics, and the need to ensure that helped in demanding the documents out arrangements with other carriers to honor tickets. 643-2711 Deaths went on strike at 16 large factories, there is a peaceful resolution to the from Moscow that formed the legal Shugrue, who had been trying desperately to find in Circulation Telephone Number Death Notices a news report said. situation there,” Bush said. basis that led to the takeover of the vestors or sell assets to ease Eastern’s cash troubles, 647-9946 Soviet forces have seized several Bush administration officials. broadcast station. returned to Miami on Friday to prepare for the end of service. Published daily except Sunday and certain hoHdays by the Manchester Publishing Co., 16 Brainard Place This town listing of dMths is offsrsd frss of chargs by ths ■At least one other airline, American, made a quick bid Phillip P. Newcomb James D. Morrow M an ^ ester, Conn. 06D40. Second class postage paid ai Manchsstsr Hsrald. Paid announcamants of daath and In Viola M. (Smith) Montie to pick up passengers who had booked flights on Eastern. Msmoriams appaar undsr ths Daath Noticaa haadlng. Manchester, Conn. Postmaster; Send address changes Philip P. Newcomb, 89 of 790 Wilkes Drive, Green James D. Morrow, 78, of 313 Spruce St., Manchester, to the Manchester Herald. P.O. Box 591, Manchester River, Wyoming, died at 1:30 A.M. Monday, January 7, Viola M. (Smith) Montie, 91, of East Hartford and Court blocks removing American said that beginning at 5 a.m. on Saturday, it died Friday, January 18, 1991 at Manchester Memorial formerly of Manchester, died Thursday, Jan. 17, 1991 at Conn. 06040. ' 1991. A resident of Green River since 1989 and former would honor all Eastern tickets for the same class of Hospital, he was the husband of the late Mary Mancini Manchester Memorial Hospital. She was pre-deceased by The Manchester Herald is a member of The Associated resident of Kentland, Indiana and Manchester, Cormec- travel, subject to seat availability. Press, the Audit Bureau of Circulation, the New England Morrow. He was bom in Manchester and was a life long her husband, Raymond F. Montie, and a daughter, ticut, Mr. Newcomb had been in ill health the past American also said that it had asked the Transportation Press Association and the New England Newspaper As Manchester resident. He was a self-employed plumber for the last 50 Dorothy. She was bom in Manchester, Nov. 25, 1899, sociation. ^ several years. He was bom in Boston, Massachusetts on brain-damaged woman Department for emergency clearance to operate Eastern’s years. He was a U.S. Navy veteran of World War II, a Guaranteed delivery. II you doni receive your Herald James D. Morrow May 9, 1901, the son of the late Edward Coverly and and had lived in Manchester before moving to East routes from Miami-Tampa to Toronto and from New member of the Mancheste Rod and Gun Club, the Hartford 30 years ago. Before retirement she had been guy who put her in here. I should be by 5 p.m. weekdays or 7:30 a.m. Saturdays, please 313 Spruce St. Winona Putney Newcomb. He attended schools in North By JERRY NACHTIGAL in a persistent vegetative state. York’s LaGuardia to Montreal. telephone your carrier. If you are unaole to reach your Plumber’s Union Local #76, and a former member of the employed by the former. Pioneer I^rachute Co. of the guy who decides where she goes Also Friday, the Minnesota Gerald F. Shannon Scituate, Massachusetts and was a graduate of high Manchester Elk’s Club. He is survived by two sons, The Associated Press earner, call subscriber servioe at 647-9946 by 6 o m Manchester. She was a member of St. Mary’s Episcopal from here.” governor’s office sent a letter to the Miami station WSVN-TV, citing unidentified airline weekdays for delivery in Manchester. ' 40 Eldrldge St. school there. He attended Choate Prep School in Connec James N. Morrow of Tolland, Edward Morrow of Vir indusUy sources, and Aviation Daily, an indusUy ticut and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He Church. Montie is survived by a sister, Ruth S. Crouse of MOUNT VERNON, Mo. — The Don Lamkins, director of the cen Missouri Health Department saying Suggested carrier rates are $1.80 weekly. $7.70 for ginia, 3 grandchildren, and a great grandchild. Funeral ter, said the state would fight to newsletter published by McGraw-Hill, both reported one month, $23.10 for Ihree months, $46.20 ter six married the former Caroline Dowling on December 31, Chatham, Mass. Also 2 nieces, Leslie McLean of Boyce, father of a brain-damaged woman it supports efforts to keep Ms. services will be Monday, at 10:15 A.M. from the John F. prevent Busalacchi from moving his Friday the airline would shut down sometime during the months and $92.40 for one year. Newsstand price' 35 1929 at Notre Dame, Indiana; she preceded him in death VA and Carolyn Willard of Washington, D.C., a nephew, was barred by an appeals court Busalacchi in Missouri. cents a copy. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 West Center St., Manchester, daughter “as far as the legal system weekend. in 1989. Mr. Newcomb was an inventor and a retired John Crouse of Columbus, Ohio and numerous cousins. Friday from moving her to Min “The reports of her condition are followed by a Mass of Christian burial, 11:00 A.M. at the can go.” design engineer, having worked for the Pratt & Whimey Memorial services will be held Sunday at 4 pjn. at St. nesota, where her life-support could in extreme conflict, and the need for Lottery Church of the Assumption. Burial will be in Rose Hill Mary’s Episcopal Church, 41 Park St., Manchester. be detached with less legd strife. Busalacchi wants his daughter, further evaluation seems of the ut Aircraft Company where he designed a fuel cell that was Cemetery. Calling hours are Sunday, 2-4 and 6to 8 P.M. part of the Apollo I space mission to the Moon. He Burial will be at the convenience of the family in the The Missouri Court of Appeals who was brain damaged in a 1987 most importance,” the letter said. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be to car crash, to be examined by Dr. CAM WE TALK? Here are R-iday’s lottery results from around New retired from Pratt & Whimey 27 years ago. Survivors in East Cemetery. There are no calling hours. Memorial ruled Christine Busalacchi, 20, WEKLYBMGQ the American Heart Association, 5 Brookside Drive Ronald Cranford, a neurologist at On Wednesday, County Judge Hearing Is Precious England: clude a daughter, Mrs. Bill (Sarah) Cummings of Green contributions may be made to the Book of could not be moved from a state Wallingfod, Ct. 06492. the Hennepin County Medical Cen Lewis Kohn dismissed a temporary Connecticut River, Wyoming; 4 grandchildren, and 2 great Remembrance, St. Mary’s Church. Holmes Funeral hospital until the panel could review TUESDAY Let Us Be Your ter in Minneapolis. order preventing Busalacchi from Daily Lottery: 7-7-1. Play 4: 6-4-6-9. Lotto: grandchildren. A sister, Marjorie Swift, preceded in Home is in charge of arrangements. the case. A hearing date was not im Cranford is a medical ethicist who moving his daughter. 8-10-16-34-39-44. death. Services and burial were held in Kentland, In mediately scheduled. Hearing Health Center diana, Monday, January 14, 1991. Memorial conu-ibu- Gerald F. Shannon The injunction supersedes a lower favors terminating life-support in When Busalacchi arrived at the Chureh of Ihe Aaurilp&n cases where brain damage is exten Massachusetts tions can be made to the Nature Conservancy, c/o Les In Memoriam G e ^ d F. Shannon Sr., 67, of 40 Eldridge St., court decision that allowed Pete hospital Friday, officials refused to nSouiiMarnkStm- 643-4158 sive and irreversible. He says there fvfanehester,CT Daily Lottery: 4-S-7-4. Mass Millions: Corey, Middletown, CT. 06457. In Loving M em ory of Manchester, d i^ Thursday, Jan. 17, 1991 at his home. Busalacchi to take his daughter from release her, saying they hadn’t seen ^ Hearing Aid Service “ 11 -30-31-35-40-42. The bonus number was: 25. John Michael Zabkar, in Bom m Haverhill, MA, Sept. 20, 1923, he has lived in the Missouri Rehabilitation Center, is only a “one in a billion” chance a copy of the dismissal order or got May 10,1973 - January 19,1990 that Ms. Busalacchi could recover. 310 Main Street, Manchester • ^ years. Prior to his retirement where a recent landmark right-to-die ten approval from the state. ^ owrSlJSQUCKltFliiDBf . Northern New England The pain of your loss is offset w ith the case was centered. But state officials contended in Free Consultation. Call T. Dean Clack, Ph.D. ^ employed in the assembly dept, at Pratt & Health Department Director John Pick 3:4-1-4. Pick 4: 6-3-4-9. Cash Lotto: 1,8,13, 17, Public Records knowledge you achieved life's reward Whimey Aircraft, East Hartford and worked there for 32 State attorneys hurriedly appealed affidavits that recent examinations Bagby said, “I ordered that she not 30, 35. Lotto: 1,2, 13,21,23,30. of eternal peace. 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Oj S. Africa Patrick Flaherty, chairman of the Coventry in Gulf war Board of Education is to be commended for his weapon By OTTO KREISHER three raids by the ultra-sophisticated recent stance in support o f due process. By JACK ANDERSON Copley News Service F-117A ‘Stealth’ fighter. and DALE VAN ATTA______By MELISSA B. ROBINSON Flaherty opposed the inclusion o f a clause in a The F-117s dealt some of the first Herald Washington Bureau new drug and alcohol policy that would have al WASHINGTON — As violence con DHAHRAN, Saudi Arabia — In blows in the air offensive early lowed disciplinary action — even termination — • To soRfc -n\^T tinues unabated in South Africa, U.S. of the slightly fuzzy video, the cross Thursday morning. Air Force Col. So, we II Heep hairs fixed tightly on the doorway of Alton C. Whitlay, commander of the WASHINGTON — The Patriot if a school employee refused to take a drug test if ficials arc investigating whether shot missile, made by Raytheon Co. of THE (o se^tv guns from America have found their way a concrete bunker. 37th Tactical Rghter Wing, told they were suspected o f using drugs. To /\?ppove AWP W»TH 5o6AK' West Andover, Mass., is one of the WiTW AcoupAcV Suddenly, two small objects reporters. Flaherty spoke in support o f David Chatel, yoop, eopN/ into South Africa, violating the spirit of darted into the doorway and the Designed to penetrate air defenses earliest examples of effective high- WiTP sanctions against that country. tech U.S. weaponry seen in the Per president of the Education Association of Authorities arc looking at some bunker erupted in explosions. with its radar-evading stmeture and Coventry, who also opposed the clause. He said, The video, exhibited at a military surface coatings, the F-117s ap sian Gulf war, military experts American companies that have been agree. rightly, that it was tantamount to mandatory drug briefing for journalists Friday, parently got to their targets around shipping shotguns and accessories to Thanks to modern video I' I > South Africa. A 1986 U.S. law prohibits showed an F-111 fighter bomber Baghdad undetected. Then they hit testing., r - ' V % capabilities, the world watched destroying a reinforced SCUD mis those targets with deadly accuracy Flaherty and Chatel objected over statements the shipment of guns, among other Thursday night as a Patriot — a sile storage bunker with pin-point in the night thanks to advanced tar things, to South Africa as a protest of computerized, ground-to-air U.S. from the Superintendent of Schools Michael a- iV delivery of the two 2,(X)0 pound geting equipment. apartheid. Army missile — destroyed an in Malinowski and some board members who said to bombs guided to their target by a Reports of 1990 U.S. exports show One of tlie videos displayed by coming Scud missile bound for a comply with federal law and continue receiving that at least three companies shipped laser beam. Homer showed an F-117 putting a That display was one of five U.S. air base in eastern Saudi Arabia federal funds, the schools must be able to prove guns or accessories to South Africa — bomb down an airshaft in the roof, from Iraq. demonstrations of precision bomb the workplace is drug-free. Jonas Aircraft and Arms of New York, considered the weak point of a con “We got a ballistic missile in deliveries that marked the optening crete command bunker. Nosier Bullets of Oregon and Mossberg flight with an operational weapons In an era when we as a nation are under siege salvos of a battle that Air Force Lt. Another video showed the bomb International of Connecticut. Jonas and system — pretty fantastic,” said from drug problems, it is not easy to speak up in Gen. Charles Homer said “has been, delivered on a specific comer of a Mossberg manufacture guns. Nosier Robert Costello, a former Under opposition to mandatory drug testing — which in some respects, a technology war, building in order to get the bomb makes bullets for sporting rifles. All Secretary of Defense in the Reagan Free speech, bare rights although it is fought by men.” into the room underneath. could be interpreted as an obstacle to wiping out three have told federal authorities that administration now with the Hudson Almost all the action in the first Whitlay told reporters the pilots the drug problem. the guns were shipped through Cape Institute, a private think tank. “It WASHINGTON — In 1789, when two days of the Operation Desert much said that, if the statute is upheld, Town, but that the final destinations were could select a specific part of a should boggle people’s minds.” Responsibility as a member of the Board of James Madison and other members of Storm offensive waged by U.S. and building because of detailed intel from now on if Salome wants to dance other countries. Nosier and Jonas told us In fiscal 1991, which ends Sept. Education however, goes beyond being an educa the first Congress were debating the ini allied forces against Iraq has taken ligence which in some cases, they her dance of the seven veils in Indiana, their shipments went to Zimbabwe. 30, Congress approved $736 million tion advocate; it must include protecting students’ tial amendments to the new U.S. Con ROBERT she will have to wear a G-suing. Mossberg officials were not available for the form of air attacks. said, included floor plans. stitution, it’s doubtful they could have for the missile, which had never rights not only as “children” but also as citizens. WAGMAN Attorney Ennis argued that dance “is comment. And many of the air strikes have Pilots are helped in finding their conceived of JR’s Kitty Kat Lounge of been tested in combat. Rightfully, that encompasses protecting civil one of the oldest forms of communica In the past four years, various U.S. been carried out with the latest in targets by detailed photographs The Patriot’s performance has South Bend, Ind. But now the Supreme tion and is inherently an expression of manufacturers have shipped more than high-technology systems that provided by spy satellites orbiting in rights and due process now, to ensure that as Court is deciding whether the Founding been widely praised because of its emotions and ideas.” 50 tons of arms through Cape Town, promise — and at least in Homer’s space. children grow they will continue to live in a free Fathers meant to cover — so to speak — ability to seek and destroy a Soviet- Chief Justice Rehnquist jumped on claiming that all the shipments were five video examples — delivered Homer’s videos also showed society. Even if, at times, that means taking a JR’s nude dancers with the First Amend made Scud missile while the Scud, dancing “is not without” First Amend that argument. “The statute isn’t ad headed for Zimbabwe. amazing accuracy in the dark of deadly accurate bomb hits by F-117s barely a tiny blip in a nightime sky, ment. night. seemingly unpopular stance. ment protection. Now the Court will dressed to dancing at all,” Rehnquist Zimbabwe is landlocked, so goods on a storage bunker and on what was hurling through the air. Simply put, the high court is being In a briefing conducted. Army finally say how much. said, “it’s address^ to public nudity.” being shipped there must be taken off the Homer called “my counterpart’s “We got a glimpse of the real asked to rule if going nude is a constitu Gen. Norman Schwarzkopf, com Actually, a significant number of “Nobody is stopping her from dancing,” ship at some African pott, but Cape headquarters in Baghdad.” high-technology when we saw that tionally protected form of speech or mander of allied operations, said the major constitutional issues are raised by added Scalia, “diey have just stopped her Town is too close for comfort for anti The F-111s and F-117s can Patriot missile go up and get an in whether the state can regulate such con this case. It was clear from the questions from going about nude.” apartheid activists in the United States. aircraft have been flying 2,000 sor Open Forum duct. navigate to their target areas without coming Scud,” said Robin Niblett, a the justices asked during the oral argu They believe sloppy enforcement of the ties a day. research associate with the Center At issue is an Indiana public indecen At the heart of the argument over nude More than 80 percent of the at using radar — which can give away ment, that a number of them were having embargo makes it too easy for the guns their location — using both internal for Strategic and International cy law that makes it a misdemeanor to dancing is a more basic argument. Some tack missions have “successfully more than a little trouble with the issues to stay in South Africa or be slipped navigation equipment and position Studies. display male or female genitals and but presented. hold that free speech should mean speech engaged their targets,” Schwarzkopf Bolton building tocks. The statute clearly outlaws the to and only speech. But over the years the back in after arriving in Zimbabwe. The updates from satellites in space. Although the outcome of the war Indiana Assistant Attorney General gun makers say they have no control said. is far from determined, the initial tally nude dancing that lakes place at the Wayne E. Uhl argued that the state has courts have agreed that people communi The military’s definition of “suc The aircraft locate their targets by Kitty Cat Club and several other es cate by much more than the spoken over what happens to the guns once they performance of the Patriot, and the plan views every right to enforce “Uaditional no are in the hands of buyers in Zimbabwe. cessfully engaged” means only that infrared or low-light targeting sys unmaimed Tomahawk cruise mis tablishments like the Ace-High and tions of what constitutes public decen word. And so the courts have extended the attacking plane reached its tar tems which can work in nearly total Ramona’s along a strip of bars and clubs constitutional protection to a wide range siles that were also previously un cy.” First Amendment lawyer Bruce Anti-apartheid activists suspect that get, identified it and released its darkness. As the jets race toward the tested in combat and reportedly To the Editor: in South Bend. Ennis countered that “it is not the busi of “expressive” speech — everything the shotguns, designed for game hunting, weapons at it. It does not necessarily target at a speed of nearly 10 miles a To comply with the statute, the Kitty from wearing a jacket with an expletive destroyed Iraqi military installations Bolton residents face an important question on Mon ness of the state to determine what art are turned against South Africa’s op mean a hit. minute, computers determine when with precision, has demonstrated the day, Jan. 28. Are the children of Bolton worth $63 a Kat’s entertainers will at least have to describing the wearer’s feelings about should be protected and which is to be pressed blacks. Recent violence has jus The 20 percent which failed to the weaponry is fired. technological edge the U.S. military year? If the school building referendum passes, it will wear G-sirings and pasties on their the Vietnam War, to a civil rights march Raginald Plnto/Manchastar Harald banned. That is up to the individual,” tified their fears. In November, reports “engage” targets did not unload holds over Iraqi forces. cost the average taxpayer about $63 per year for the first breasts. They objected, so they have and flag burning. The pilots can turn their aircraft FLYING THE FLAG FOR THE TROOPS — Norman LaRose of 53 Birch St.. Manchester, That latter concept clearly troubled surfaced of an attack by white extremists bombs or missiles mainly because of “It performed at least as well as three years. After that, in 1994, the cost will go up to its brought suit to have the stale indecency away while lasers in their planes tar many of the justices. Uhl in his argument Attorney General Uhl went directly to on black mine workers near Johannes tight mles of engagement intended raises his Desert Shieid Flag Friday that he’s been flying for the past two weeks. expected,” said Costello. “It’s an highest amount of $229 and then begin decreasing to statute declared unconstitutional. geting systems stay locked on the seemed to say that the Indiana law, while the heart of this dispute by arguing that burg. The whites used a variety of to minimize injury to innocent outstanding demonstration of about $15 a year until the bonds are paid off completely The U.S. Court of Appeals in Chicago, prohibiting nude bar dancing, would dancing is not speech because it does not weapons, including shotguns. civilians and to require positive targets. The weapon, probably a by a 7-4 vote, agreed with them. Ruling 2,000 pound high-explosive bomb American know-how.” in twenty years. allow nudity as part of an opera or some communicate a message. Several justices “We think it would be tragic for identification of the target before Moreover, cruise missiles that can It is important for every taxpayer in Bolton to realize that “non-obscene nude dancing of the other form of art. Justice Antonin Scalia pounced on this argument including Jus people who have survived apartheid to releasing weapons. with a laser sensor in its nose and moving fins for giridance, homes in Scud shootdown described hit their targets without human bar room variety” is a form of constitu that by the time we reach our highest payment in 1994, asked Uhl if Indiana wasn’t trying to turn tice John Raul Stevens who suggested if stand the risk of being killed by Many aircraft are unable to bomb pilots have been praised by military tionally protected free speech since it on the laser beam and follows it the current recession will almost certainly be over. By the First Amendment into “the good taste the court accepted that argument, Indiana American arms,” Dumisani Kumalo of targets pilots cannot actually see, EDITOR'S NOTE — The following la based was pretty spectacular.” attack. officials and lawmakers for their communicates “the emotional theme of right to the target. then, the economy will be strong again. clause” of the Constitution. could outlaw tap dancing or ballet. the American Committee on Africa told forcing many fliers to abort their on a pool dispatch by Guy Gugllona of the Kirik, a stocky 24-year-old from “It was there, we reacted proper life-saving potential. “Our technol The Town of Bolton will never have such a perfect eroticism and sensuality,” the Court of Washington Post. It was subjected to Justice Anthony Kennedy was Sandra Day O ’Connor asked Uhl how he us. missions when Iraqi defenses, or Not all the high-tech weapons security review by U.S. military authorities. Moline, 111., had a pretty good idea ly, and it was gone,” said the I^triot ogy is undoubtedly keeping our lime to build these needed facilities. Interest rates are Appeals struck down the law. troubled by the distinction Uhl seemed to could accept the idea that music can be Our associate Scott Sleek has learned clouds, or other visual restrictions have been used in the offense. The what had happened. An inbound battalion commander. Army Lt. Col. casualties low, which is a key thing dropping, contractors are looking for work so bids will The Supreme Court is hearing In that export enforcers' at the Commerce prevented certain recognition. defensive Patriot missile, the IN EASTERN SAUDI ARABIA Iraqi surface-to-surface Scud missile Leeroy Neel, 42, of Houston. be making between dancing and dancing constitutionally protected expression and here,” Niblett said. be very competitive, and we are being reimbursed almost diana’s appeal from that ruling. as a part of a larger form of expression dance not. Department arc investigating where the A a flight of F-16 fighter-bom Army’s newest anti-aircraft weapon, (AP) — First Lt. Steve Kirik was had been intercepted and killed by a As Neel finished his accounL a “If they can keep this up (effec 60 percent by the state for the buildings. The high court has not previously — in effect saying some dancing is and Finally, a number of the justices had guns ended up. bers, which are limited to mainly pass^ its first combat test early sitting at the controls of his F-15 jet single rocket fired from an Army half dozen soldiers who were tive destruction of Iraqi military In addition, if the school building referendum is not ruled directly on this subject. However, problems with Uhl’s admission that In visual bombing, returned with their Friday morning. It shot down an before takeoff Friday when he saw a Pauiot launcher. gathered in the base chapel clapped some dancing is not artistic expression. If the guns stayed in South Africa, it sites), keeping the casualties down, passed, Bolton High School will probably lose its ac it has danced around the issue on several To rule such, said Kennedy, “we would diana could constitutionally ban live wouldn’t be the first time the sanctions weapons because weather obscured Iraqi Scud missile apparently aimed U.S. Patriot missile shoot down an It was the first time a I^triot anti and gave him a rousing cheer. by the second week we should start creditation. The Commission on Public Secondary occasions. Numerous times it has ruled be really striking out in a very new direc nude dancing, but could not constitution their targets. at this urban area, nearly 200 miles Iraqi Scud missile. missile missile, the U.S. military’s Fighter pilots had nothing but have been compromised. The federal to see real cracks in the Iraqi Schools sent a letter to the Bolton Board of Education on that nudity per se does not constitute tion, wouldn’t we?” But neither weather nor darkness from Kuwait. “I’m sitting in my jet, getting state-of-the-art air defense system, praise for Neel’s crews. ally bar a videotape or movie of exactly government has ignored goods going armor,” he said. December 12, 1990 which stated “it is now time for the obscenity, whether it is found in movies, Under the questioning, Uhl changed the same performance. both ways between the United States and prevented the pin-point bombings Some of the earliest blows in the ready to go,” the Air Force pilot had been fired in war. “Let’s just say my respect for However, Pentagon officials and community to provide necessary funds to address iden paintings, photographs, or live on stage. his mind. He decided that the Indiana The Court’s decision is expected in South ATrica. We reported last year, for Homer showed off on the videotape war were delivered by a different recalled. “I looked over at my port The result was a spectacular them rose tremendously,” Kirik' others are also cautioning against tified needs through renovation and/or expansion of the On one occasion, the Court said nude law prohibited all nude dancing. He as about 90 days. example, that the United States imported displayed for reporters. missile — the T o m ^w k cruise engine, and there it was. It was like fireworks display for thousands of said. “Glad to have them here.” expectations the war will be short high school.” The Commission encouraged the town to $350 million worth of South African in addition to the strikes on the missile — launched by Navy war a big, brilliant flare. It jumped off servicemen who had donned gas They are dogged, stubborn artil and relatively bloodless. approve the building project. Recently the Bolton Board steel in 1987 and 1988, despite the sanc SCUD storage bunker and an airport ships in the Persian Gulf and the the ground, snaked back and forth a masks and crounched behind lerymen, who wear chemical war They have said the air raids that of Education stated that much of the proposed project is tions law. South African clothes and runway by F-111s,.Homer showed Red Sea. couple of times and then boom. It bunkers in anticipation of imminent fare suits 24 hours a day. began over Baghdad Wednesday to correct code violations. We must amend these viola food find their way to the United States Pronouns and feminists mght (EST) were just the first phase tions to keep our accreditation. also, and oil goes the other way. The board looked into other options before deciding to Feminists who appear to represent not feel abused or damaged. Nor do most of a protracted campaign to drive nobody but themselves are nevertheless Vague language in the sanctions law Saddam Hussein's I i^ i army from go ahead with this building project. They compared the of them now. Surveys show that the and lax enforcement have allowed the cost of renovating the Center School against leaving it influential enough to be forcing un church’s membership overwhelmingly Tom, Peter, Dan dumped from coast to coast Kuwait. wanted changes in the churches. United States to remain one of South Early reports indicated that key completely. The architectural firm which studied the GEORGE opposes inclusive language in the litur Africa’s biggest trading paitners. many stations carried its coverage of the mis carried CNN, the cable network said. City’s KCTV. “That certainly doesn’t mean An angry editorial in Good News, a By ROBERT BYRD Iraqi installations, such as stationary projects concluded that it is actually cheaper and more PLAGENZ gy- That’s not likely to change. The global that CNN overall is doing a better job of United Methodist magazine published by sile attack or the start of the war on Wednes In San Francisco, NBC affiliate KRON-TV Scud missile launchers, were hit in efficient to leave the Center School and build the current These members are used to the old criticism of South Africa is abating. The The Associated Press day. alternated between NBC and CNN on Wed covering the war than CBS.” proposed addition to the Elementary School. the Forum for Scriptural Christianity, words hallowed by usage. Their ears are the first raids. European Community recently voted to ATLANTA — As Iraqi missiles exploded “We feel it’s inappropriate” to discuss the nesday, said news director A1 Goldstein, al said in its December issue: “A study by attuned to the familiar cadences and Bob Campbell, news director at In The children of Bolton are our future. They deserve the United Methodist General Council on start lifting its sanctions, and the United in Israel, viewers in Atlanta hungry for the matter, said Sherrie Rollins, spokeswoman though “CNN had it first (live reports of air dianapolis NBC affiliate WTHR, pulled the rhythms of speech. These put them in States could follow suit. for ABC News, whose Wednesday coverage attacks from Baghdad) and I just took CNN the best. Right now, they are in a substandard, severely Ministries shows that on the major issues Texts” in the parishes. Masculine latest news could choose between CNN, plug on NBC on Thursday night. touch with the Infinite Presence when The reason for the new attitude is topped the ratings for all three networks. “We hot.” overcrowded facility. We must have more room for the before the church, laity in the pews are pronouns (like he, him and his) are being CNN, CNN, CNN, CNN and CNN. Cease fire they are at worship. President Frcderik De Klerk who has feel we provide a quality product to the af children that already live in Bolton. These children do having views imposed upon them that deleted in many places. The masculine At one poinL each of Atlanta’s big-three He declined to compare their coverage, “NBC lost its satellite,” he said. “At the 'ITiey consider tinkering with their vowed to eliminate racism in South filiates.” exist. Even if you doubt the enrollment projections, look they neither embrace nor support.” “Father” has disappeared from such affiliates had dumped its own network’s calling both “very professional and solid.” time, CNN was still providing very dramatic majestic Book of Common Prayer to be Africa. But so far, apartheid has only When the crisis is over, ABC officials will at the population of Bolton children who will be entering The feminists were not mentioned by ascriptions as “All honor and glory are coverage, showing instead the feed from “CBS was truly so far behind (Wednesday) pictures and live commentary, including an is proposed like adjusting Big Ben to somebody’s been modified, not dismantled. It is too decide what, if anything, to do about it. “We school in the next five years — those children have al name, but surely the editorial had them yours, O Almighty Father.” The Cable News Network. Two independents car that whenever I went to them, it was a mis apparent phone call from someone in Tel own private watch. soon to start rewarding the government believe an affiliate who cuts into our take,” said John Culliton, news director at ready been bom and they are here to stay. in mind when it said, “People of the proposed change renders it “All honor ried on many Atlanta cable systems, Aviv in a sealed off room. We stayed with in a big way for small steps. And guns coverage risks the right to carry ABC News WCCO in Miimeapolis. UNITED NATIONS (AP) — Please vote yes on Jan. 28. Please send a clear mes church must be careful to mind their and glory are yours, O God.” Chicago’s WGN and New York’s WOR, also that.” sage to our children that they are certainly worth $63 a should be the last export that the Bush coverage,” she said. CNN had live telephone reports from Peter India is proposing a cease-fire of pronouns and language choice ... in this Where the current Prayer Book says, carried CNN. And purists, of course, could Wednesday nighL Miami NBC affiliate two or three days in the Persian Gulf One Man’s Garbage administration allows into South Africa. CBS News spokeswoman Donna Dees AmetL Bernard Shaw and John Holliman that year. new ‘control-speak’ environment.” “It is right to give him thanks and still watch the real tldng — on CNN. WTVJ dumped the network, even though the Anne P. Rickards Two steps back declined to comment. NBC News officials war, but the idea appears doomed by The editorial was also thinking cer praise,” it is now proposed that the Composition of trash It has happened from coast to coast. In ad continued when other correspondents’ phone 8 Rolling Hills Trail Intelligence reports warn that Kremlin didn’t return phone calls. links died. network owns the station. opposition from die United States tainly of the women’s rights advocates in people say, “It is right to give our thanks dition to independents running the CNN feed, and other permanent Security Coun Bolton 1 Pounds per American hardliiiers have set their sights on In New York, the nation’s largest TV “When networks are involved in covering the church when it said that “students at and praise” — eliminating another mas network affiliates have joined them, cutting A quick check by The Associated Press on cil members. Yard waste 244.4 Mikhail Gorbachev. They hold him market, CNN appeared on three stations Wed something as widespread and unpredictable United Methodist seminaries are so in culine pronoun. to CNN. Friday found at least 19 network affiliates Ambassador Bagbeni Adeito responsible for destabilizing the Soviet nesday — WOR, another independent station, as war, some networks are going to be timidated by the New God-language Even the Bible is not safe from the Food waste 214.1 CNN, which has 225 TV station affiliates, that have switched to CNN at some point Nzengeya of Zaire, council presi Union and they have made secret threats 130 of them also affiliated with CBS, NBC or and the Fox station. Two independents and stronger in some areas and weaker in others,” during the crisis. But the decision, obviously, being forced on them that many have revisers’ over-eager use of the editor’s Durable goods 159.3 to oust him. Gorbachev was intimidated dent for January, said Indian Am Letters policy stopped calling God ‘Father.’” ABC, had no immediate estimate of how the CBS and NBC affiliates in Atlanta also said Jim Overbay, news director at Kansas wasn’t unanimous. pencil. John 4:24 (with an asterisk denot Corrugated cardboard 136.0 enough by the threats to make conces bassador C.R. Gharekhan broached Equally under the thumb of the ing this passage is “especially recom the idea Friday and council mem The Herald welcomes letters from its readers. Letters Mixed paper 130.1 sions and that was one reason behind the should be no more than two double-spaced typewritten feminists is the Episcopal Church. One mended for use”) appears as “God is resignation in protest of Foreign Minister bers were discussing it. might have thought that all the damage Newspaper 101.5 pages. The Herald reserves the right to edit letters for any Spirit, and those who worship must wor Eduard Shevardnadze. The hardliners Nzengeya said the Indians to this denomination’s stalely Book of Books and magazines reason, including length, taste and style. The Herald tries ship in spirit and in trutli.” 66.2 represent the entrenched communist Missile use is raising shipping risks in Gulf proposed a “pause for peace” of 48 Common Prayer had been done with the to publish all letters, but the decision of the editor is Every Bible translation I know of says Beer and soft drink botties 61,7 bureaucracy, the KGB, the military high to 72 hours, as Algeria suggested on publication of the 1979 revision with its either “who worship him ...” or “his final. Writers may be limited to one letter per month. All Office paper command and the military-industrial Thursday. modernization of that book’s incom 47.3 Iran announced it would begin letters must be signed, and writers must include their ad worshipers.” In any case, the masculine complex. They directed their fire at By MARK FRITZ missile at the Saudi city of Dhahran, He spoke on condition of Commodore Ken Summers, com Cuba and Yemen were described Food and other giass 40.2 shuttling oil by ship to its cus mander of Canadian forces in the dress and a telephone number for verification. Mail let parable English. pronouns for God are always there. Not Shevardnadze, but their real target is The Associated Press along with missiles at Israel. anonymity, as did the shipping ex as favoring the idea, but sources said ters to Open fbmm. Box 591, Manchester 06040. (Example: “Hear what comfortable here. Piastic 36.5 Gorbachev. Despite his efforts to ap tomers’ vessels well clear of the gulf “I would not go into the gulf ecutive. gulf, told reporters Thursday that at least four permanent council MANAMA, Bahrain — I r ^ ’s use war. The last time Iran made ship- raids by allied jets on targets in Iraq words our Savior Christ saith unto all These changes appear harmless Wine and iiquor botties 21.8 pease them, his days may be numbered. now,” a shipping executive said in Dammam is a major port for members with veto power — the who truly turn to him” has become in the enough. They are also neatly hidden of missiles on Friday has raised the to ship transfers was during the Fujairah, outside the Strait of Hor American military transport vessels. and occupied Kuwait curtailed United States, Soviet Union, Britain Food cans 18.5 Mini-editorial current version, “Hear the Word of God away among much traditional material. ‘Marlboro Country” is reaching out to risk of doing business among mer 1980-88 Iran-Iraq war, when neutral muz at the opening of the gulf. But an oificid with a shipping Iraq’s ability to hit commercial ship and France — were against it. Msnebsster Herald to all who truly turn to him.”) But the camel’s nose is under the tent Aiuminum cans 8.6 chants in one of the world’s most tankers became targets for the gulf At tlie Saudi port of Dammam agent in Dammam, the Arabian Es ping with missile or air attacks. They insist Saddam Hussein ,.v . you through the mail. Philip Morris is But apparently we are in for more again and many can sense what is hap Other non food cans 6.7 ImportanL and dangerous, Water- enemies. near Dhahran, a port authority offi tablishment for T r^ e and Shipping, peppeing the nation with cordial letters But he said more than 20 mines agree to withdraw from Kuwait as changes. Under pressure from the pening. Commercial vessels have con cial said shipping had been off for Founded OcL 1,1881 as a weekly. Beer and soft drink cans 4.7 inviting you to “come to Marlboro Ways. said some ships destined for the port have been found in the northern the first step toward an end to the feminists (who include most of the Epis The feminists base their case on the al Oil tankers postponed loadings at tinued to operate in the gulf’s three days. But he attributed it to the were instead loading cargo at Dubai war. Daily publication since OcL 1, 1914. Aluminum foil 2.8 Country” and including a whopping $16 gulf. copal clergy), Lite demand for inclusive ways explosive issue of sex discrimina in cigarette coupons to make the trip two big Saudi oil terminals at the southern waters while one of his vagaries of shipping schedules and to the south. A U.S. diplomat said privately or non-sexist language in the hymns and Barrels, drums, etc. 2.1 Executive Editor . Vincent Michael Valvo tion. But until the women’s activists cheaper. It’s the next best thing to send Persian Gulf ports of Ras 'Tanura tory’s biggest naval armadas wages not the war to drive Iraq from “There are no ships calling, espe Continued shipping traffic has Friday: “When Iraq obeys the coun City Editor______Alex Girelli liturgy of tlie church has grown apace. mounted their campaign, most women in Miscellaneous 79.5 ing free coffin nails through the mail. and Juaymah on Friday, shipping war with Iraq to the north. Kuwait. cially Japanese ships,” manager given the volatile gulf a facade of cil resolutions and pulls out of . Andrew C Spitzler News Editor____ Now the church is testing something the church were unaware they were TOTAL 1,382.9 Philip Morris has given new meaning to sources said, speaking on condition Shipping executives said traffic “You have days when it is down,” Falah Abu Zaid said. “They have in- normalcy. But some executives say Kuwait, then the Security Council known as “Supplemental Liturgical being discriminated against. They did the term “junk mail.” of anonymity. dropped sharply after Iraq fired a he said. suuctions to wait.” shipping has slowed. can meet on the Persian Gulf again.” 1 6—MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Jan. 19, 1991 RELIGION MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. Jan. 19.1991- -7 J In B rie f. PUBLISHED JUST FOR KIDS MACC continues prayers for peace
Church helps fight loneliness By NANCY CARR and Cynthia Brezinski, Bernard and Department of Income Maintenance, MACC executive director Irma Merschell, Barry and Linda Washington Elementary School, b r^ h S o fir^ H discussed in the free Snyder, Raymond and Elizabeth Ronald and Beverly Walsh, W allas ^ T e m l h i f f S ^ ^ydall St.. Manchester, MACC News eimmg loneliness as the most desolate word in the human lanauaKe the The Peace Vigil has ended. The Kaipe, William and Eileen Dalton, and Patricia Irish, Robert and Gloria Weiss, Craid and Sandra Lappen, ** experiencing lo n d in e ^ S b T f r Peace Vigil has begun. The John and Dorothy Wakefield, John hundreds who joined us at Concor contact on this special day except and Ann McClain, Benny and Marie Robert and Susan Perkins, Dorothy Without using a dictionary, see how many words you can come up with chiJSrofLT. M6®2%3 dia Lutheran and the many other for these volunteers — to the Sieffert, Mary and W. VanDeCar, and Louis Dascanio, Amoldeen’s, Ann and Acle Johnson, Elaine and which begin with the letters CAR. You can't use plurals or proper who joined us in the spirit of prayer Manchester High School Drama William and Dorothy Ewing, I^ul Church honors Martin Luther King Day from their homes will continue their Club who raised $91 for Seasonal and Helena Dutelle, Martha Besser, Harvey Kahaner, William and Anne nouns. We came up with 19 words. Can you do better? W e've even Unitarian Uniyersalist Society: EasU 153 W. Vernon St., will observe prayers for peace with justice in the Sharing — to the management of Senior Citizen Center, Lucille Cole, Richard and Arm Mullen, Here is your very own von to customize any way you wish. Add accessories of any kind, and give it a custom point job. W hat given you o head start. Martin Luther King Day on Sun^y with a special program titled, “What the Middle East and for ill those that the Pavilions at Buckland Hills and Monaghan, Edward and Eleanor Anne Tircotte, Marcie and John special features are on the inside of your van?^------Lion Said to the Lamb.” God has given into our special love especially Linda Blasic for the Coltman, Eileen Herson, Florence LaBelle, Cub So)ut I^ck #47, Doris /, c a . r n i u ' a l //. The sermon will be offered by the Rev. Connie Sternberg and Mary Wel- and care. We will be praying by Giving Tree and Spirit of Giving Bickley, Wayne Theroux, Chris Coughlin, John and Mary Foley, lemeyer, chairman of Sunday services. The service is at 10:30 am . Anyone name for the over 260 people, for Program. The program exceeded our Durlays, Lisa Leathers, Carl Gary and Debra Dahms, Donna Pot- interested is invited. the military units and world leaders most hopeful expectations. Over 950 Morana, Chris Kiniry, Greg Rad- leone, Edward and Barbara Moriar- Z /2. Crisis seminar at UUE named in our prayer log. We ask beautiful gifts (among the best ding, Dale Ruth, Dave P., Ellen ‘y- your social prayers for all those in quality gifts ever) were donated to Sirois, Linda Chase, Julie Drapeau, And our thanks to the many who J. Unitarian Universalist Society: East, 153 W. Vernon St. is sponsoring a Operation Desert Shield, friends and the needy families of MACC Robert Gwynn, Susan Vaughn, have sent memorial gifts in memory life crisis planning seminar today from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. family in Israel and the other Middle Seasonal Sharing Appeal though the Kathleen McQueeney, Josephine of Bruce Glode. A frill listing next The program will start with registration, coffee and a social time and the East countries and particularly for Giving Tree and $1,900 was raised Boone, Howard and Carol Rovegno, week. r. if. opening presentation by Barbara Tuttle will be at 10 a.m. Ken Hulsman stationed in Saudi for MACC though the sale of the Gertrude McKay, Joan Ruddell, After the presentation there will be small group discussions and lunch will Arabia, whose wife has died in a car Christmas bags. Our heartfelt thanks Jonathan and Linda Daube, Michael be served at noon. accident. Heffron, Mary Dondon, Daniel and f. to all those who purchased such After lunch there will be a choice of several workshops to attend. The In these troubled and anxious lovely gifts for our people. Thanks Nancy Thompson, Arline Culver, THE workshops will be repeated from 2 to 3 p.m., so if anyone wishes they can hours, it is such a sign of hope to also to all the many volunteers who Mae Morrison, Marguereta and BIBLE i. attend two workshops. return to thanking all those who helped staff the Giving Tree and to Joseph McCooe, Harry and Rita Gil Youth Ministry institute offered reached out to help others through Sophie Muleronka who put in so more, George and Mary Smith, SPEAKS the holidays. many hours both for the Salvation Francis Helfrick, Anthony and By r if. Immaculata Retreat House in Willimantic is offering a Catholic youth Christmas Angels: the employees Army and for MACC and our Elizabeth Thibeau, Lennart and Eagem Brewer ministry institute to prepare adults to minister to youth. of Court House Plus who donated Human Needs and Shelter/Soup Mildred Johnson, Bea and Gordon The institute offers 12 evening sessions of two hours each for a three- ff. iS. over $3,000 worth of new toys — Kitchen staff who volunteered so Brodie, Joseph and Lucy Finelli, month period. The primary focus will be allowing adults the opportunity to St. Margaret Circle of the Daughters much of their own time through the Dotmal and Gerald Enders, Frank discover their call to ministry. The course offers both theological and scrip of Isabella who instead of giving holidays. and Barbara Belknapp, Raymond Once again war has divided our f. if. tural input as well as prayer experiences and practical information. each other gifts, bought lovely gifts nation. Certainly there is abundant Our thanks to the Post Office car and Mary Ticker, Sheila and Robert grounds for dsagreement between A certificate of achievement will be presented to those who complete the for our needy children (everything riers at both the Main and Broad Lewis, Joseph and Kathleen Price, course. people of equal sincerity, indeed it from dolls to toddler clothing) — Street offices for their gift certifi Prestige Printing, Thomas and is heaithful for the issue to be R)r more information, call or write to the Rev. Ray Lacasse, Catholic the employees of Pyrotronics who cates — to Francis Gordon for new Elizabeth Healy, Marion Cook, Nel debated. ‘Conversation means Youth Ministry Institute, Imaculata Retreat House, Box 55, 29 Windham also decided to reach out and instead sweaters, Mary Lou Roe (men’s lie Golas, Winston and Marion being abie to disagree and still uoqjos 'dAJOD 'UOiiO> U004J03 06 j 03 '|OUipJD^ 'jdlUOJOD Road, Willimantic, 06226 or call 423-8484. of exchanging gifts at their office continue the discussion.” '|0J03 dj03 'pjDD |J03 dJO> Xj j D 3 |0AiUJ09 SJdMSUy shirts and mittens), Betty Lawton Smith, Judge and Mrs. Charles Appeal to combat anti-Semitism party, filled a large carton with toys (Christmas tree) — and to all those House, James and Helen Tierney, However, it is Incumbent upon par and gifts for youngsters — students who enabled us to not only reach, Jeffrey and I^tricia Lapworth, Gwen ticipants to recognize the right of NEW YORK (AP) — The National Conference of Christians and Jews at Highland Park School who col but exceed our Seasonal Sharing and George Brooks, Margaret others to disagree. A grave danger has appealed to Christian leaders to use their new contacts with churches in lected 98 pairs of mittens for less Balch, Nancy Earl, William and in such disputations is attributing goal: Benefactors Alan and unworthy motives to those of the Eastern Europe to combat any revival of anti-Semitism. fortunate youngsters. By Christmas, Elizabeth Lammey, Hope Grunski, Jean Johnson, Edward and Barbara t o Gillian Martin Sorensen, newly elected conference president, and outgo other position. Such is patently un o> ^ every child on our list had received J.C. Penney, Manchester Elks Set Moriarty, Madeline Uccello, James fair, since no one can know ing President Jacqueline Grennan Wexler said in a joint letter to 36 warm mittens. Greogory, Elizabeth Dziadus, John prominent American church leaders: back League, Gary and Valerie Eg- another's heart. — The youngsters who made spe nasko, Elizabeth and Alexander and Julia Melesko, John and Dena Shrillness tends to replace reason. “We hope that the growing East-West Christian interaction can be in cial Christmas gifts for our shut-ins. Wood, Arthor Glaeser, Grant’s Keane, Stephen and Frances The resulting confrontation often strumental in counteracting Eastern European forces now threatening to ^ c Troop 650 who made beautiful Plumbing Service, John F. Tierney Szymanski, Haine Newbelt, Peter moves people to attempt to force ^ o ^ rekindle the ancient, smoldering embers of anti-Semitism and other forms of their position on others by physical l/> “ B S >'_0 O) ^ J mats and Santa Claus napkin rings And to all our other generous ■O O o ' s i ° The letter said Eastern European churches have not been in touch with the Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Chambers disciples: ‘ If anyone will not....lis rs u I 0 ^ 0 - 0 ^ '-cNcoTriO'Ors.ooc>»Or-cN =• — the drivers who delivered all 49 donors: Joseph and Mary Connors, ten to your words, shake the dust a. ^ ^ t/> ^ -I O) >- X O) West’s post-World War II Christian theology which, in dealing with the and Ruth Chambers, Raymond and ■»t .b . i l l prime rib dinners with all the fixings off your feet" (Matt. 10:14). Holocaust, recognizes anti-Semitism as “a sin against God and humanity.” Brian, Kevin and Eric Robarge, Al Helen Peterson, Harvey Pastel, on Christmas Day to our shut-ins: lison and Thra Pinette, Raymond Elizabeth Brickley, Charles and Vir 1991 Book of the Year named Laura Callahan and her family, Wil and Amelia Hennequin, Kerwin and ginia Huge, Elizabeth and Richard JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) — Thomas G. Long’s book, “The Witness liam Reale, John McCartan and Harriet Spencer, Robert and Werkowski, W J. Godfrey Gourley. CHURCH OF CHRIST Lydall & Vernon S tr^ s of Preaching,” published by Westminister-John Knox Press, has been named Ronald Carey. These wonderful men Katherine Morton, Margaret CXirry, Also Ann Machin, John Androl the 1991 Book of the Year by Preaching, a journal for ministers. and women brought holiday cheer to Esther Pedemonte, John and Helen Wengertsman, Carl and Linda Eck- Phone:646-2903 GAMES & HOBBIES______Long is a professor at Princeton Theological Seminary in Princeton, NJ. our shut-ins, some of who had no McHugh, Kathleen Rider, James bolm, John and Anne Norton, Having trouble reaching Racing the crowded streets of San Francisco SENIOR CITIZENS Senior Citizens
finish line. They’ll want to keep could work their way up to City, vocabulary with these three varia By JENNIFER MEADOWS their eyes open for landmarks like In Pyramid Pokeno, players’ State, or World Class competiton. tions of Pokeno, from the United boards are arranged in a pyramid Get ready for Afro-American Day Copley News Service Coit Tower or Fisherman’s Wharf Players set up any shot they wish to States Playing Card Co. at your shape, from a Royal Flush to a mere along the way. They should also 2 to 4 p.m., rescheduled to March gold card. Call the Center to try — bank shots, cuts up the mid fingertips. pair. The object is to use high scor By JOE DIMINICO Please make note of the following GO STREET RACER watch that rearview mirror for Book / Game 19. Thursday programs: register. dle, combos, or even trick shots. ing hands to fill in all 10 positions Activities specialist Get ready for the ride of your life. police. 3) Water Colors, Ttiesday, 12:30 Jan. 24: Changed to: “A Tour of Get well wishes are extended to Players may shoot solo, or chal The original Pokeno, a classic on the board. The player with the Spectrum Holobyte’s Vette! — a Three-dimensional graphics and Greetings. Mark your calendar for to 2:30 p.m., Feb. 5 to March 16. British Gardens” by Joyce Trainer, Amelia Anastasio and Bernadette lenge an opponent. But stay alert game that has kept people enter best hand in each position earns all new computer racing simulator — multiple-view perspectives make it Thursday, Jan. 31, for Afro- 4) Oil Painting, Tuesday, 9:30 to past president of the Manchester Noel, both in Manchester Memorial and be sure not to fall victim to a tained for years, offers gamers all the possible points, and the one with takes you on a street race through feel like you’re really zooming American Day. Mr. Maxwell Amoh, Garden Club. Hospital, and also to Frank hustle. the strategy of a hand of poker along the most points total wins the game. 11:30 a.m., Feb. 5 to April 9. the crowded streets, steep hills and through one of America’s most African, Outreach Director for the 5) Driver Education, 'fiiesday and Jan. 31: Afro-American Day. Ringrose, Walter Klein, and Marge pool hall action for Nintendo’s port with the luck and suspense of keeno beautiful landmarks of San Francis beautiful cities. Council on African Studies at Yale Wednesday, Feb. 5 and 6 , 12:30 to Feb. 7: William Becklam, pianist. Fischer, d l home recovering. able Gameboy system. Side Pocket, POKENO PICKS and bingo. The caller picks and an In Criss Cross Pokeno, players co. Vette! is available for IBM com University will be our featured 4 p.m., $8 payable by check only Feb. 14: Valentines Dance — Menu: from Data E ^t, offers both tradi Bring the gaming tables to your nounces one card at a time from a hold 10 full poker hands at once. First choose your vehicle from puters and compatibles now, and is speaker. Members from his group, endorsed to AARP. lunch reservations required. Mon, Jan. 21: Closed “Martin tional 9-Ball or Pocket Play for own home with an exciting card regular deck of 52 playing cards. Players must concentrate, pay close four different Corvette models, each scheduled to be available for Macin novices or sharks. game that combines aspects of AGORA, will present African music 6) Line Dancing, Monday, 9:30 to Feb. 21: Italian Day. Luther King Day” with different capabilities. But The winner is the first player to attention and be on Lady Luck’s tosh, Commodore Amiga and Atari Begiimers enter the competition poker, keeno, and bingo into one. and dance workshop with lots of 10:30 a.m., Jan. 28 to March 25. Please make note of the following The, Jan. 23: Fish cakes, brown remember that high-performance ST formats later this year. complete a row of five cards on his good side to put together 10 winning audience participation. An ethnic in your marketing area? as Club Class, but with practice Boredom won’t be in your pokeno board. poker hands. 7) Photography every other Mon trip schedule: bread, baked beans, beverage, des models require top-notch driving MODERN MASTERS meal consisting of oven-fried chick day, 1 to 3 pm., Feb. 4 to April 29. Jan. 23: Coachlight “Best Little sert. skills. TTiis sophisticated simulator Visit 16 of the world’s most en, collard greens, black-eyed peas 8) Caning, Wednesday, 9:30 to 11 Whore House in Texas” leave 10:30 Thu, Jan. 24: Lasagna, tossed Announce your senior citizen adds a new level of maneuverability, famous museums without ever leav and rice, and combread. Reserva a.m., Feb. 6 to March 13. a.m. salad, garlic bread, beverage, des as drivers make U-tums or kick into ing your armchair. Familiarize your tions are required no later than Jan. 9) Square Dancing (Beg.) Wed Feb. 12: Valentine Day Party at sert. services in the Manchester reverse at the drop of a hat. family with the works of masters 29. Black history is celebrated nesday, 9:15 to 10:45 a.m., Feb. 20 AquaT\irf, $31, call 644-W84. Fri, Jan. 25: Ham grinder, juice, Varying levels of difficulty ensure like Monet and Degas with Artdeck, An old-fashioned pie safe during the month of February. This to April 17. Feb. 19: Wildwood Trip Signup, beverage, dessert. that players are pitted against op an award-winning card game from is a wonderful opportunity to learn 10) Music Appreciation, Wednes $234, June 2 to 6, $40 deposit due at Ongoing activities: Herald! It’s a genuine, gloatable, pie dullsville — “Unexceptional ponents and cars that match their Aristoplay. of different cultures and life styles. day, 10:30 to 11:45 a.m., Feb. 6 to signup with balance due April 24. safe. geometric pattern.” Mon: Ceramics, 9:30 am .; Bingo, speed and abilities. Racers who Kids or adults ages 12 and up Watch for Italian Day in February. March 6. Feb. 21-22; Atlantic City at the 10 am.; Pinochle, 12:30 pm .; Exer want to challenge friends may even may play any of their favorite card The idea behind such tilings One unit had glass sides, In the spirit of Ethnic Days, the An ad this size: was to cool — for instance a 11) Cribbage (Beg.) Friday, 9:30 Showboat, $79, call 289-7458. cise “Celeste,” 2 p.m. hook their computer by modem or games with this deck featuring 52 another screen-paneled ends. ! Senior Center has developed a to 11:30 a.m., begins Feb. 8. church suprper pie — secure from March 8-14; Deep South Trip Ttie: Water Aerobics, 9:15 a.m.; cable to compatible computers and masterpieces of modem art. The Many had one or two drawers I monthly series entitled “Enjoy Your 12) Cribbage (Exper.) Friday, “Natchez, Biloxi and New Orleans,” (Adv.) Square Dancing, 10 a.m.; marauding insect life and also compete head-to-head. works of the 13 major artists range beneath the shelves. Heritage.” Mary Ann Lawler will be 9:30 to 11:30 a.m., begins Feb. 8. $1,169 pp/do, seats still available, Photography, 10 a.m., informal; Ex from the roving eye of an “im The starting and finishing lines from Impressionistic to Surrealistic. The whirligig safe was listed in coordinating the menus for each eth Seniors interested in attending a call 289-7458. ercise “Cleo,” 1 pm .; Bowling “Sil depend on which of the four courses Made with the cooperation of 16 pulse buyer” in the household. L.C. Campbell’s “Kitchen Collec nic day. Individuals who would like Manchester High School basketball April 3: “Easter Extravaganza at ver Lanes,” 1 p.m. the driver chooses. It may be from major art museums, this deck may Pie saifes, or cupboards, arc not tibles.” It was further described, to share handicrafts, clothing, or ex game on Feb. 15 are cordially in Radio City Music Hall (fill^) leave Wed: Friendship Circle, 10 a.m.; the Txio across the Golden Gate, or be more fun than, but just as educa wit’i f'-int praise, as having “4 periences regarding their heritage vited by the students to watch the 7:30 ajn./retum 8:15 p.m. Arts and Crafts, 12:30 p.m.; Exer from the Bay Bridge to the Zoo. tional as, any gallery tour. legs in good condition (that is, not are encouraged 'to do so. The follow host Indians play Windham High Seniors taking a variety of cise “Celeste,” 2 p.m.; Bridge, 12:30 Players then consult their map of the PORTABLE POOL Collector's rat chewed or water weakened.)” ing is a schedule of events: School Tickets will be complimen medications are encouraged to bring p.m.; Nongrocery shopping (K- city to choose the best route to the Test your skill and luck with new The wood that held the panels Jan. 31: Afro-American Day tary, as well as a “happy hour” for them to the Senior Center on Jan. 23 Mart), call by Monday morning. could be poplar, walnut, pine, Feb. 21: Italian Day seniors from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. from 9 to 10 a.m. Ray Katz, a local Thu; Orchestral Rehearsal, 9 a.m. Corner maple, butternut, or, in the one March 14: Irish Day which will consist of coffee and des pharmacist, will be available to Fri: Ceramics, 9:30 am.; Bingo, April 18: Polish Night, 5 p.m. Russ MacKendrick shown here, whitewood from the serts. Interested parties must register review your medications for pos 10 a.m.; Exercise “Cleo,” 11 am.; PHOTOGRAPHY TIPS tulip-tree. May 14: Trip to Ellis Island with the Center. sible dmg interaction. No appoint Setback, 12:30 p.m.; Exercise Remember, reservations will be too common. We read in the book "The owner was pleased to point Do you know someone who ment necessary. “Celeste,” 2 p.m.; Duck Pin Bowl required for all the above events. “Pennsylvania Dutch Stuff,” (E.F. out that is just like the w o ^ in drinks too much? Do you know The Senior Center is involved in ing at Holiday Lanes, 9:30 am. Here are a few photo projects Please make note of the following Scores: Robacker), that an antique hunter the “Wonderful One-Hoss Shay” where help is available. If not, the “American Remembers” cam class schedule: please feel free to call Paul Schaf- paign that encourages people to The: Bowling — (Jan. 8) Dino when shut Inside by cold weather might search for days or weeks where Oliver Wendell Holmes 1) Basketweaving (Adv.) frick at 647-3096. Paul is program write to United States servicemen Bemardi 502; Bert Sweet 506; and not find one at all. spoke of “panels of whitewood Many photographers put their cameras away during cold winter Thursday, 2 to 4 p.m., rescheduled coordinator for Alcohol & Drug and women stationed in the Persian Bruno Giordano 517; Jim Stackpole months. Here are a few projects to work on instead. This example was discovered in that cuts like cheese, but lasts like to begin March 21. Outpatients Sendees at the Wheeler Gulf. We would like to send letters 516; Herb Tbdford 509; George 13 Weeks for $358.80 a Maine seacoast town, doing iron for things like these.” 2) Basketweaving (Int.) Ttiesday, Clinic. once a month for the next six Janoscak 518; Hal Hinkel 507; Mike INVENTORY duty as a china-and-crockery And we heard a bit more poetry months. Write a letter addressed to Pierro 529; E)on Ostberg 516. Mar (Only $27.60 per week!!!) Inventory photos, negatives closet. about this state tree of Indiana and “Dear Sailor” or “Dear Ser cia Goodman 177, 493; Pat 01- and equipment so you'll The pattern of dots you see was Tennessee, quoted from Walt viceman,” telling about yourself, cavage 455; Sadie Antonocich 182; For further information know what you have. made by punching holes in panels Whitman: “...Tall and graceful, SOCIAL SECURITY about our town, etc., and bring it to Vi fW ord 479; Stella Forsyth 196, I.D. EQUIPMENT of tin. There are six-petaled yet robust and sinewy, inimitable the Center '"'e will mail all the let 475; Veronica Newberry 180, 191, geometric flower designs. in hang of foliage and throwing ter together at the end of January to 499; Carol Toconis 188, 531; Betty Record serial numbers and call the Manchester Herald A skim thorough some pricing out of limb; as if the beauteous, Q. Last month I celebrated my co-insurance, but most people do the USS America. Be sure to tell Lamoureaux 202, 180, 521; Marge purchase infomiation on all 65th birthday and applied for not have to pay premiums. Medicare equipment so you'li be guides (that flaunt $300 to vital, leafy creature could walk, if them how much you appreciate the ftitrick 456. $3,(XX)) discloses other design it only would.” Medicare hospital and medical in medical insurance (Part B) protec job they are doing for us. Wed: Bridge — Snow day. at ready for any insurance or surance. Are there any cir police claims if equipment is creativity: star and moon, Tliis was declaimed with verve tion has premium.s, deductibles, and The monthly Newcomers Fri: Setback — (Jan. 14) Grace lost or stolen.______diamond and circle, star and by the above owner, who, we are cumstances that could cause me to co-insurance amounts that you pay Programs will be held on Feb. 6 at Donnelly 131; Bob Gale 128; circle, whirligigs, handmade pretty sure, is not about to part lose my Medicare protection? yourself or through another in 10 a.m. You will have an oppor George Brooke 126. 643-2711 INSURE______USEFUL ANTIQUE — This antique pie safe, or cupboard A. Medicare hospital insurance pierced stars with crescent moon, with her treasure for love or surance plan. Your part B coverage tunity to tour the Center, meet the Mon: Pinochle — (Jan 14) Helen Add any insurance, if needed. was discovered being used as a china-and-crockery closet in (Part A) protection is generally free fancy punched tin geometric and a can be cancelled if you do not pay staff, discuss their own interest and Silver 883; Kitty Byrnes 878; Bob money. a Maine seacoast town. for most people and continues in Ask for Lesley Copley News Servtoe/Ken arKf Heather Marshall the monthly premiums or if you join groups and activities. Free Gale 772; Ada Rojas 764; Ann definitely. It has deductibles and voluntarily cancel. lunch is provided for those without a Fisher 761; Gert McKay 728. 8— MANCHESTER HERALD, Satuiday, Jan. 19,1991 iHaurliPstrr Hrrali'i J IRAQ UNDER SIEQE: THE LIBERATION OF KUWAIT
Section 2, Page 9 Bush Attack SPORTS Saturday, Jan. 19,1991 From Page 1 From Page 1
The administration believes Israel survived two days of intense bomb The missiles hit after sirens blared Arab girl suffocated in a gas mask, raelis spent the early hours of Friday reportedly destroyed the Baath Party probably will strike back im ing attacks. three false alarms before dawn in and Israel radio reported at least in sealed rooms, wearing gas masks headquarters in the capital and hit Hartford Public turns back Manchester mediately if attacked again, one of Senate Intelligence Committee Jemsalem. four elderly people died of heart at md experiencing an unfamiliar feel the presidcntal palace on Friday. ficial said, speaking on condition of Chairman David Boren, D-Okla., Shortly after the first reports of tacks or suffocation while wearing ing of vulnerability. The Jordanian parliament ap By JIM TIERNEY When Indian junior Jeff Ross in the quarter and comfortably led, anonymity. said after an intelligence briefing the latest attack, President Bush was gas masks. Afterward, they formed long lines proved a resolution Friday that used Manchester Herald (team-high 14 points) followed in 44-32, at halftime. That second strike from Iraq did that the bombing had sharply cur awakened at the Camp David Washington has appealed to Israel at supermarkets to stock up with similar language to call for Arabs his own missed shot with 5:17 left in Manchester quickly got back in finally come early Saturday morn tailed Iraq’s nuclear weapons presidential retreat in Maryland by not to take any action that might food for the weekend, and steeled and Muslims “to strike at American MANCHESTER — Friday the game, Manchester only trailed the game in the third quarter and, ing. Ihesident Bush was informed of program and may have impaired it his national security adviser, Brent draw it into the war and upset Arab themselves for another night of interests and the interests of those night’s CCC East meeting between by two, 55-53. after a Lazzaris three-point play, the the attack, but response from the to the point “of virtual non-exis Scoweroft, said White House members of the U.S.-led alliance bombardment. nations participating in the aggres Hartford Public and host But a 3-pointer by Laiscell with Owl lead was only 46-43. L a z ^ is against Iraq. ■ <*> White House was not available at tence.” spokeswoman Laura Melillo. Most Israelis stayed at home sion against Iraq.” Manchester High was a sloppy and 3:31 to go put Public up 62-53, and, had five points in the third as six In press time. Bush said the coalition forces had Bush had no immediate comment. Lt. Gen. Dan Shomron, military Friday, and those in the streets final The Iraqi statement said Muslims frantic affair. after Rivera buried his trey, the dians hit the scoring column. Public Egypt signaled it would not bolt performed “bravely, professionally Just before 8 a.m., Shai said resi chief of staff, said missiles falling ly started heeding civil defense ad had “a sacred duty to grasp this his The teams combined for 47 tur Owls led by 10, 65-55, with 2:46 led, 55-49, after thros quarters. vice to carry gas masks. the coalition if Israel retaliated. and effectively.” dents in northern and southern Israel on civilians “is very serious,” and toric opportunity.” It referred to novers. remaining. A win by the Indians would have President Bush and the allied leaders “Don’t worry about it,” said Egyp As protests against the war spread could remove their gas masks. That “such a case obliges a response.” At historic A1 Aqsa mosque in Neither team was resigned to “Those 3’s are killers,” Kinel drawn them into a tie for the CCC Jerusalem, preacher Sheik Daoud as “criminal Bush and his evil al tian Ambassador Sayed el-Reedy. across the nation. Bush so u ^t to left a densely populated coastal area These attitudes appear^ intended patience on offense, making any said. East lead with Public. more as expressions of principle Atallah said to worshippers on the lies.” Bush said Operation Desert Storm reassure the 425,000 U.S. troops in of about 50 miles long between icad a tenuous one. The closest the Indians got the than as indications of imm^iate Is Muslim sabbath: “God destroy Is “There’s still time,” Kinel said. was proceeding “exceptionally the Persian Gulf. Hadcra and Ashkelon. Iraqi President Saddam Hussein Triggered by back-to-back 3- rest of the way was five points raeli plans to retaliate. rael! God destroy the United States! “It’s still early in the schedule. Cer- well.” However, he said he was con The missiles hit the area in central enjoys wide support among fun pointers down the stretch by Ed (66-61) after a Jeff Lazzaris (11 “Let there be no doubt in the Washington has appealed to Israel God give victory to Saddam!” tianly, this doesn’t help us at all. cerned about euphoria over the ini Israel and its residents were advised damentalists in the Arab world who Laiscell (game-high 23 points) and points) hoop with 52 seconds left. minds of any of you, you have the Iraq also broadcast a call for ter We’re developing. It’s a slow tial success and the weak response to remain in sealed rooms, an Israeli not to take any action that might perceive the Western presence in the Josue Rivera (11 points), the Owls “Jeff La^aris plays hard all the full and unified support of the rorism Saturday, telling Muslims process.” from Baghdad. diplomat in Washington said. draw it into the war and upset Arab region as a threat to their society and broke open a light ^fair and time,” Kinel said. “He was getting United States of America,” the that they should attack Western in “We must be realistic,” Bush told The diplomat, speaking on the members of the U.S.-led alliance culture. But only a few Arab registered a 70-61 victory. offensive rebounds and defensive Kinel received some fine bench president said. terests worldwide. a news conference. “There will be condition of anonymity, quoted Is against Iraq. governments have continued to back The Indians, 3-2 in the CCC East rebounds. Invariably, he’s on the performances from Randy Shakes losses. There will be obstacles along Bush, accompanied by Vice rael’s health minister, Ehud Olmert, Retaliation could entail a viola A statement on Baghdad Radio and 4-5 overall, host Enfield Tbes- toughest scorer from the other team. (10 points) and Sheron Edwards (9 urged Muslims to attack the “inter the Iraqi leader since the Aug. 2 in the way. And war is never cheap or President Dan Quayle, went to the as saying, “Now I am afraid retalia tion by Israel of Jordanian airspace, vasion of Kuwait, which prompted day night at 7:30. Public remains We’d love to have more guys like points). ests, facilities, symbols and figures” easy.” Pentagon for war briefings from tion is almost inevitable.” which lies between it and Iraq. If the foreign intervention. unbeaten in the league at 5-0 and is Jeff Lazzaris. He’s a very team- Jordan tried to block the way and of the United States, Britain, France, HARTFORD PUBLIC (70) — Marvin Ritey 7 The Pentagon’s latest casualty Defense Secretary Dick Cheney and Earlier Saturday, a decaying 8-1 overall. oriented player.” the Israelis tried to force their way the Netherlands, Saudi Arabia, the The Baath Ito y statement also Manchester, which committed 11 1-3 15. Josua Rivera 4 2-4 11, Eddie Laisceli 7 count said four U.S. warplanes and Gen. Colin Powell, the chairman of Soviet satellite was spotted burning Though only 7-for-21 in the 7-9 23, Eddie Lea 3 0-0 6. Victor Rorea 4 3-4 through, the fighting could widen followers of the emir of Kuwait and called on Muslims to pressure their turnovers in the first quarter, fell be 11, Kendrick Moore 2 0-0 4. Mika Thompson 0 their seven crew members had been the Joint Chiefs of Staff. “I’m over in the sky above Israel, setting off shooting department, Laiscell scored here to learn,” Bush said, deflecting another missile warning, officials into another Arab-Israeli war. their allies. governments to support Iraq and to eight of Public’s 15 fourth-quarter hind, 21-12, after the initial eight 0-0 0, Charlas Williama 0 0-0 0. Totals 27 13-20 lost. U.S.-led forces were flying “Let the aggressors’ interests be 70. questions about his conversation said. Iraq’s missile attack introduced a help topple Arab rulers who have points, including 5-for-6 from the minutes. Trailing 7-4, Public went 2,000 missions daily against Iraq set on fire and let them be hunted with Shamir. The missile attack came hours new dimension to the 42-year-old sided with the multinational force foul line. Junior Marvin Riley col on a 17-3 run to lead 21-10. The In MANCHESTER (61) — Darran Goddard 5 and about 80 percent “have success down wherever they may be in 0-0 11, JeR Lazzaris 5 1-2 11, Rodney Crockett after Bush assured Prime Minister Arab-Israeli conflict and confronted attacking Iraq. lected 15 points for the Owls while dians countered with a 7-0 run early fully engaged their targets,” said Afterward, Bush flew by helicop every comer of the world,” said the 1 0-0 2. JeR Ross 6 2-4 14, Dmyne Goldston 1 Reginald Plnto/Manchester Herald Yitzhak Shamir that the U.S.-led Shamir’s government with a dilem Victor Flores added 11. in the second and chopped their 0-0 2, Sheron Edwards 4 1-2 9, Randy Shakes Gen. Norman Schwarzkopf, the U.S. ter to Camp David, where he was to radio, reading what it said was an “Let demonstrations and pressure IN FOR TWO — Manchester High’s Jeff Ross (33) heads to the basket for two of his 14 multinational force was doing all it ma. “We turned it over a lot and we deficit to 21-19 after a Darren God 5 04> 10. Mike Wtalton 1 0-0 2. Jon Golas 0 0-0 commander in Saudi Arabia. receive a war briefing Satiuday from on governments continue until they 0. Totals 28 4-8 61. points during Friday night s CCC East game against Hartford Public at Clarke Arena. Defend could to destroy Iraqi missile appeal from the national command didn’t box out well,” Manchester dard (11 points) steal and hoop. national security advisers. Secret On the one hand, it cannot brush of the mling Arab Baath Socialist take a nationalist and pan-Arab posi 3-polnt goals; HP- Laiscell 2, Rivera. M- God At the Pentagon, Lt. Gen. Thomas launchers, said S h ^ ir ’s spokesman, coach Frank Kind said. “We play in Laiscell has eight points in the dard. ing on the play are Josue Rivera and Victor Flores. Manchester’s Jeff Lazzaris (30) and Service agents accompanying him aside appeals for a low profile from tion on the mother of all battles,” the Halftime: 44-32 Public "T| Kelly, director of operations for the Avi Pazner. Party. spurts.” second while the Owls shot 9-for-13 Public s Marvin Riley trail the play. The Owls won, 70-61. were observed carrying gas masks. the United States, Israel’s chief “TTie time has come to crush the party statement said. Joint Chiefs of Staff, said military Bush made no explicit request to O Z! The president, observing terms of backer. On the other, Israelis worry enemy and erase the disgrace,” said Iraqi Radio also broadcast a officials had confirmed the destruc Shamir not to retaliate, said Pazner. 00 r - the nation’s War Powers Act, for that restraint might be read as weak the radio, which is monitored in tion of eight Iraqi aircraft in air-to- But he said the Israeli leader told separate appeal by the general High School Roundup mally told Congress that “pursuant ness, emboldening both Iraq and Nicosia and London. “There is no air combat, with “a couple of other Bush that in the end, only Israel will secretariat of the Pbpular Islamic to my authority as commander in restive Palestinians in the occupied longer any room for delay because airplanes suspected damaged, take care of its own security. Conference that said holy war had chief,” he had committed U.S. territories to step up hostilities. the great duel, the mother of battles probably on the ground.” Iraq’s air Friday’s pre-dawn missile strikes become the duty of every Muslim. It armed forces to war with Iraq. Officials said Friday’s statements has begun.” called for the toppling of Egyptian force is believed to number about in Tel Aviv, Haifa and other areas The most worrisome development about retaliation were intentionally The appeal came as allied 700 planes. slightly injured 12 people. President Hosni Mubarak, whom it Balanced attack leads Eagles to victory in ACC play throughout Washington was Iraq’s fuzzy in order to preserve freedom warplanes punished Iraq for a The congressional sources said No one was killed by Friday’s called a “coward traitor,” and Saudi about 30 Iraqi missile launchers had attack on Israel. of action. second day with relentless bombing Arabia’s King F ^ d , whom it called Iraqi bombardment, but a 3-year-old FAIRFIELD — Balance was the Bolton’s next game is TUesday at 0-0 2, Kada Litka 3 3-4 9, Cathy O’Brien 0 0-0 Rocky Hill had an early 8-6 lead Because of the missile attack. Is- raids. Allied bombs on Thursday an “accursed traitor.” 0, Denise MIska 2 0-4 4. Totals 10 4-10 24. key as East Catholic overpowered 5 p.m. at Portland High. Halftime: 23-15 S t Bernard before Coventry took control, lead Fairfield Prep, 63-47, Friday night BOLTON (53) — Peter Della Bella 0 2-2 2. ing 21-10 at the quarter and 32-14 at Raul Sauer 4 1-3 10, Chris Anderson 7 2-2 16, in All Connecticut Conference boys’ David Hohler 7 2-2 16, Brian Neil 1 0-0 2, Dan EC swimmers fall the half. basketball action. Toca 3 0-0 7. Totals 22 7-9 53. Three Patriots had career highs. Allies search long Five players had eight points or EAST HAMPTON (51) — Brian Dominski 6 to St. Bernard Sophomore Jen Davis poured in 33 0-2 12, Jason Moysr 5 4-4 14, Kristol Johnson more for the Eagles, now 3-1 in the 1 0-2 2, Scott Foster 1 0-0 2, F^te Bergen 3 0-0 GROTON — The East Catholic points, Janet Werfel had 12 and Iraq asserts command Si i’j- ACC and 7-3 overall. “We’re start 6, Bruce Carlson 1 3-4 5, Will Burdick 1 0-0 2, boys’ swim team dropped a 98-80 Michelle Martinelli five. Davis had Steve Zimmerman 4 0-0 8. Totals 22 7-12 51. ing to play a lot better. We’re start 3-point goals: B- Toca, Sauer decision to host St. Bernard Friday 11 points in the first quarter, seven ing to roll,” East second-year coach Halftime: 24-ell afternoon. in each the second and third periods for Scud missiles of U.S. prisoners of war Bill Finnegan said. Manchester girls Junior Neal Freemer and and eight more in the final stanza. East is back in action tonight at sophomore Inaki Aguirrezabel were “And she d i^ T plafethe.. eqtire By SUSANNE M. SCHAFER of just 11 Iraqi aircraft. Others may launchers is designed to choke off 7:30 at Norwich Free Academy. overcome Public standouts for the Eagles. Freemer game,"^ Coventry-x»Self Dim- does not believe any Iraqi troops have been captured. Prep falls to 1-2, 7-3 with the won both the 200-ymd individual m ' > and JIM DRINKARD have been hit when allied forces Saddam’s ability to attack Israel and By ROBERT ESTILL HARTFORD — For the second mock noted. A State Department source, speaking on condition loss. medley and the 500-yard freestyle. Tho Associated Press bombed concrete bunkers, military thus widen the gulf war. Copley News Service time this week, Manchester High of anonymity, said the Iraqi treatment of Iranian POWs East only enjoyed a 44-39 lead at Aguirrezabel placed first in the 100 COVENTRY (66) — Jon Devil 15 0-0 33. § ^ officials said. One military source said the allies girls’ basketball team faced a virtual during the Iraq-Iran war suggested any American cap the end of three periods, but Fin breaststroke and second in the 50 Robin Russell 0 0-0 0. Janet Werfel 5 2-2 12. WASHINGTON — U.S. and al Intelligence sources said Iraq has may never be able to locate all of WASHINGTON — Iraq Riday claimed to have one-man show. Marlene Dolat 0 0-0 0, Jermy Wajda 3 0-2 6, tives probably would not be physically abused. negan said he wasn’t concerned. freestyle. lied warplanes are “searching as as many as three hardened bunkers the Scuds, given their rather small captured an unspecified number of American pilots, And for the second time, the In Kris Spencer 1 0-0 2. Melanie Ddat 0 0-2 0, 00 ^ “I think they were treated as well as one would ex “We always had a 5-8 point lead Others swimming well for East Sarah Andarson 0 0-0 0, Michelle Martinelli 2 siduously” for Iraq’s mobile missile for each warplane in its Air Force. size and the vast Iraqi desert. while the Pentagon said seven U.S. airmen are missing dians prevailed as they topped 1-2 5, Stacey Dixon 2 0-0 4, Jenna Haynes 1 > pect where even your common Iraqi soldier was bear most of the way,” he said. “We had were Frank Goppel, Dave Rinaldi launchers to cut off Saddam Hus That means attacking allied forces Iraq fired several Scud missiles but that it does not know if they are prisoners. Hartford Public, 42-29, Friday ^ter- 0-0 2. Jervi Kirchharr 1 0-0 Z Totals 30 3-8 66. ing some hardship,” he said. “It wasn’t a country club nice balance scoring. I think the kids and Dan Burnham. The 200-yard ROCKV HILL (22) — Kara PBcalia 3 0-2 6. sein’s ability to attack Israel and are playing a shell game in which into Israel in the pre-dawn darkness Tom King, defense secretary for Great Britain, noon in CCC East action. for those prisoners of war, but I think they were, under are starting to come together and freestyle relay of Aguirrezabel, Tina Asaro 0 0-0 0, Melissa LaPorto 3 0-0 6, o other targets in the Persian Gulf war. they must bomb three bunkers to be Friday, and launched one into Saudi which has four airmen missing, Friday reminded Iraq Carmella Presti 0 OT) 0, Karla Rued 2 0-0 4, the circumstances, treated fairly.” play together and that’s what it is all Manchester, with its 21st straight Goppel, B u m h ^ and Matt Aufman (Z> Pentagon officials said Friday. sure of killing one plane. Arabia, staging area for the massive that it is a signatory to the Geneva Convention accord win in CCC East play over a two- Sue VIgnone 1 0 -12. Stephanie Figure 1 0-0 2. about.” Use DeRosa 1 0-0 2. Totals 11 0-5 22. Lt. Gen. Tom Kelly told reporters Gen. Charles Homer, the U.S. Air allied troop deployment. The Pen on treatment of prisoners of war and expects Iraq to He said the Iranians were kept in tents and had placed first while the 4(X) freestyle “meager food” but that Americans might be treated East led, 21-11 and 32-24 at the year span, moves to 7-0 in ' the relay of Freemer, Goppel, Brandon 3-polnt goals: C- Jan Davis 3 at the Pentagon that allied military Force conunander in the region, told tagon said a U.S. I^triot missile adhere to those standards. HalffimG: 32-14 Coventry better because there would be fewer of them and the half before Prep narrowed the gap. league and 9-2 overall with the vic BiMeau and Dan Grabski was also officials had confirmed the destruc reporters in Saudi Arabia that “a lot destroyed that missile in flight. If the Iraqi treatment of prisoners taken during its Iraqis “might want to trot them out for the cameras.” “We had a little bit of a letdown,” tory. It was the Indians’ eighth tion of eight Iraqi aircraft m aerial of their aircraft are in hardened shel Gen. Norman Schwarzkopf, com nine-year war with Iraq is an indication, any prisoners victorious. Harlan Ullman, a Persian Gulf region military Finnegan said, “but the kids kept straight win. Public falls to 1-4, 4-5 East, 0-7, will travel to Enfield to combat, with “a couple of other ters. We attack the shelters but we mander of the American forces in of war are unlikely to be physically abused and the In MHS swimmers specialist for the Center for Strategic and International working hard.” with the loss. ‘ti meet Enfield High1\iesday at 4 p.m. airplanes suspected damaged, don’t know the fate of the aircraft.” the war, said earlier in Saudi Arabia ternational Red Cross is likely to be granted access to Studies, said he thinks Iraqi President Saddam Hussein Six-foot-7 senior Wayne Williams Public’s Betsy Ruiz accounted for probably on the ground.” Iraq’s air Homer said that when Iraqi that six Iraqi mobile missile them. ^et by Public will find it in his best interest to treat American POWs had a season-high 19 points and 12 21 of her team’s points. On Mon force is believed to number about aircraft are flushed into the air, al launchers, three aimed at Saudi Latif Jassim, Iraq’s information minister, told RHAM breaks away HARTEORD — With 15 per humanely. He said Saddam will want to avoid “an rebounds to lead the Eagles. Rob day, Windham’s Kathleen Shippee 700 planes, spread through 25 lied fighters “tend to shoot them Arabia, were destroyed Friday and reporters in Baghdad Friday that American pilots had sonal best times recorded, Penders added 10 points and 9 had 35 points against the Indians in heavily protected bases. down if they persist in the engage that an air barrage was continuing been captured and at a later time will be shown to jour tagonizing the American public” because he hopes the in second half Manchester High trimmed Hartford public will tire of the war. rebounds and Chris Raradiso 10 a 52-46 loss. Kelly said four American aircraft ment,” but that they tend to break on the five others that had been lo nalists. HEBRON — Deadlocked at the Public, 95-86, Riday afternoon in While stressing he is uncertain what Saddam will points and 10 assists for the Eagles. Manchester had leads at every were lost and seven crew members off and “flee to the north.” cated. The coalition of nations attacking Iraq have con half, RHAM High outscored Vinal CCC East boys’ swimming action. do, Ullman said the Iraqi president’s decisions to “Wayne is playing really well and turn, 11-9,21-17 and 31-27. listed as missing in action in the first Kelly said the Iraqi Republican firmed losing eight planes — four American, two Tech, 26-12, in the third quarter en release western hostages and allow the media to report that’s forcing teams to double down “It was tight until the fourth Manchester, 3-1, 1-0 in the CCC two days of the war. “They all went Guard — Saddam’s elite troops — Congressional sources said one of British and one each from Italy and Kuwait. route to a 68-50 victory Friday night from Baghdad suggest prisoners will not be abused. and that gets other guys open shots,” quarter,” Manchester assistant coach Reginald Pinto/Mancheatar Harald East, resumes action Diesday at down behind enetny lines,” he had been struck. “And they will con the problems hampering the allied Army Lt. Gen. Thomas Kelly, operations director in Charter Oak Conference boys’ Ullman said Saddam will want prisoners to be Fiiuiegan said. Mike Masse said. “Then we really LET IT FLY — Darren Goddard of Manchester High (11) lets home against Bulkeley High. tinue to be struck.” Members of search for the Scud mobile missile for the Joint Chiefs of Staff, told reporters at the Pen basketball action. added. filmed for an American audience but not like the Matt Blagys had 15 points to lead sealed it. Ruiz had a typical game launchers was cloud cover, which tagon Friday that he knew of no American prisoners of fly with his shot during Friday night’s game against Hartford The Sachems, 6-1 in the C(X! “We know of no American Congress were told the Guard was “parade of drugged, beaten POWs” which the North for them and (Mary) Moriarty had a I^t Osborne had personal bests in being bombed without letup, accord has impeded satellite spying. war but said that seven Americans, including one the Jesuits. Public. The Owls’ Eddie Laiscell (15) defends on the play. East and 7-2 overall, host Rocky prisoners of war at all,” he said. He Vietnamese sent before the cameras. EAST CATHOLIC (63) — Rob Penders 5 0-2 big one for us.” the 50 and 100 freestyles to place in refused to discuss any effort to ing to sources who refused to be believed to have been killed, are missing in action. 10. Wayne Williams 8 3-4 19. Matt Ryan 4 0-0 Moriarty had eight of her nine Hill tonight at 7:30 in make-up ac The Navy also has sunk or dis Francois Zen Ruffien, a delegate with the Interna both while Dave Valenti (fi^ ty le ) recover downed pilots. identified by name. “We don’t discount anything,” Kelly said of the 8, P.J. Monahan 4 0-0 9, Chris l^adiso 4 2-2 points in the third stanza. Shelly game-high 23 points for the Jeff Dill and Bob Green each had tion. Vind goes to 3-5 with the loss. and Rob Walton (medley) had im abled three Iraqi patrol boats, tional Red Cross which inspected prison camps for 10, Mike Marsh 1 1-2 3. Tom Balskus 0 0-0 0, Kelly disclosed that American Kellv said there was no evidence Iraqi claim. "We are carrying those folks as missing Dieterle and Amy Shumaker, two of Beavers. 20 points and Erik Wolfgang for It was deadlocked at 27-all at the Schwarzkopf said. both sides in the 1980-1989 fran-Iraq war, said Iraq al Derek Henderson 1 0-0 2, Eric VIbberts 0 0-0 0, pressive splits in those relays for yet that Iraq had moved its mobile and we are searching.” Brian Gorman 1 0-0 2. Fred Leone 0 0-0 0. To Cheney Uailed 17-10 after one intermission. But the Sachems, who troop strength in the war theater lowed the Red Cross to visit Iranian prisoners on a Manchester’s inside threats, ran into Rocky Hill. Rob Buteau (16) and Manchester. missile launchers into populated The Pentagon Thursday identified Navy Lt. Cmdr. tals 28 6-10 63. quarter and 31-25 at halftime. went on a 19-2 run in the third stan stood at 450,000 — an increase of Asked what percentage of the “regular basis.” FAIRFIELD PREP (47) — Matt Blagys 7 0-1 foul trouble in the first half. Bob Johnson (14) led Coventry. 25,000 since the war began on Wed areas. Iraqi air force had been knocked out, Michael S. Speicher 33, as the first U.S. casualty, 15. John Slais 51-2 11, Tom Clszewskl 1 0-0 2, Shumaker finished with 12 points Cromwell held a 43-35 edge after ROCKY HILL (72) — Jeff Dill 8 4 20, Erik za, gained control. Justin Foran had Matt Miner (50 free am t 100 fly) Ruffien said it is against the Red Cross policy to Vlfelfgang 7 4 18, Bob Green 5 9 20, Jon Car nesday. “We are searching assiduously for McConnell replied, “If I were an killed when his F-18A fighter was hit by an Iraqi sur John Ciarclorl 2 2-4 6, Brendon Donohue 2 1-1 and Dieterle six and four steals. Jes three quarters. 14 of his game-high 30 points in the and Mark Rores (20(i.and 500 free) comment on any violations of the Geneva Conventions 6, JeR Cornelius 1 0-0 2, Ryan Luddy 2 0-0 5. ney 3 0 6, Shawn Stargos 0 0 0, Bill McGrath 0 were double winners for the I n d i^ . “The campaign continues to un all the Scud launchers,” he said. Iraqi I would love to know the face-to-air missile. The Pentagon Friday releas^ the Totals 20 4-8 47. sica Marquez added 10 points and “It was by far Dean’s best game,” 2 2. Mika Wadstnjp 2 0 4, Mika Ferro 0 0 0, An period for RHAM. it might have found in its investigations of Iraqi treat thony Sardo 0 0 0, Cliff Lovelace 0 2 2. Totals “We’re keeping assets out there names of two other missing naval aviators, Lt. Robert 3-polnt goals: EC- Monahan; FP- Luddy, Bagdasarian said. “We didn’t do anything dif fold successfully,” said Kelly, a answer to those kinds of questions.” six steals from her backcourt slot. 25 21 72. Rm u Hs : ment of Iranian prisoners. Blagys, Donohue three-star general who appeared in a looking all the time.” Wetzel, 30, and Lt. Jeffrey Zaun, 28. Manchester resumes action Wed Jim LeBlanc added 13 for the COVENTRY (56) — Bob Johnson 5 3 14, ferent,” RHAM coach Ron Prairie 200 medley relay: 1. Public 1:58.23, 2. MHS, Halftime; 32-24 Eest uniform bearing several rows of rib Kelly did not say so, but congres The lawmakers, who were briefed The Pentagon is withholding the names of four other “I would say that each time we made strict or strong nesday at 3:30 p.m. when it faces Beavers while Nick Carroll led Randy Laete 2 0 4, Loo McPeck 0 0 0, Wada said of the third period. “We just 3 MHS missing airmen pending notification of next of kin. recommendations for improvements or whatever, we Cromwell with 16 points. Ulanowicz 1 0 2, Keith Chrisloffars 2 0 4, Rob 200 free; 1. Floree (M) 2:13.39, ^ Bittner (M), bons. sional sources who received an ad by the staff of the Joint Chiefs and Bolton upsets talented Hillhouse High in New Buteau 4 6 16, Hung Trinh 1 2 4. Ryan Danahy played a man but we just shut them 3. Reis (HP) CROMWELL (70) — Nick Carroll 4 6-8 16, ministration briefing said the Pen the Pentagon’s intelligence service, Great Britain also dispatched a Coldstream Guard have been followed,” Ruffien added. 2 0 6, Flyan McKaln 0 0 0. Ken Brigham 3 0 6. down.” 200 IM: 1. Retches (H) 2:22.44, ^ Phillips However, the general ack Haven. Jason Bohn 6 2-4 14, Brian Dillon 4 2-4 10, brigade, about 400 men, to assist in handling any Iraqi Iran and Iraq exchanged some 80,000 prisoners last East Hampton MANCHESTER (42) — Shelly Dieterle 3 0-2 Totals 20 11 56. Phil Hebensueit added 16 points (M), 3. Martinez (H) nowledged that Saddam Hussein ap tagon believes Iraq had roughly 30 said allied aerial bombardments of Ruben Millan 2 0-0 4. Ken Kopycinski 3 3-7 10, 50 free: 1. Miner (M) 24.59, 2. Osborne (M), 6, Jen Brindisi 1 1-3 3, Amy Shumaker 6 0-1 3-polnt goals: C- Buteau 2. Danahy 2. Johrv mobile launchers, but it is difficult Iraq have been effective against am prisoners. summer, including nearly 39,000 Iranians captured by Rob Harrison 3 0-0 6, Rob Lambert 2 0-1 4, Joe and Eric Cavoli 13, while Marc 3. Rally (HP) peared to still be in contact and con BOLTON — Free throw conver 12, Mary Moriarty 4 1-2 9, Jessica Marquez 5 Bordonaro 3 0-0 6, Ken Lawhorn 0 0-0 0, Chris son; FtH- Green Diving: 1. Ringbloom (M) 175.80 points, 2. to determine how many are left. munition dumps, aircraft fuel depots A Pentagon spokeswoman said Friday night that she Iraq. 0-0 10, Katie Smilh 10-0 2, Julie Smart 0 0-0 0. Halftime; 31-28 Ftocky Hill Cloutier had a strong game off the trol of his military forces, despite sions from Peter Della Bella and Capa 0 0-0 0, Mike Kulpa 0 0-0 0. Totals 27 Sancas (HP), 3. Alejandro (M) Totals 20 2-8 42. the heavy bombardment of his com The effort to wipe out the and airfields. Chris Anderson in the final 18 13-24 70. glass with 15 rebounds for RHAM. 100 fly: 1. Miner (M) 1:0^47. Z Lenahan (M). HARTFORD PUBLIC (29) — Betsy Ruiz 8 CHENEY TECH (58) — Brian Roulaau 2 0-0 East girls’ hoop 1 munication systems, and that the seconds helped propel Bolton High 5-8 21, Latlsha Myers 0 0-0 0, Itelerie Phillips 0 Tyrone James had 22 points to 3. Madina (HP) 4, Jose MaiUnaz 2 0-1 4, F^ul Merclar 0 3-4 3, 100 free; 1. Erickson (M) :57.15, Z Ballay 2-2 2, Shelly \bung 11-2 3, Adria Cotto 11-2 3, massive U.S. air campaign had not to a 53-51 upset win over East Jim LeBlanc 4 5-9 13, Kevin Dean 10 2-5 23, lead Vinal. (HP). 3. Osborne (M) Chastidy Milner 0 0-0 0. Totals 10 9-12 29. falls to Saints RHAM (68) — Phil Hebenstrell 6 3- 16. Dava Todd Mercler 2 0-15, Steve Jablonecki 2 2-2 6, 500 frao: 1. Floras (M) 6:18.84, Z Quargo yet won U.S. control of Iraqi Hampton High Friday night in Halftime: 21-17 Manchester Gagne 0 0 0, Flat Dougan 1 1 3, Justin Foran 13 IP^;KEY SKATES TWO WEEK SPECIAL Rick Roundtree 0 0-0 0. Totals 22 12-21 58. UNCASVILLE — It was a (HP), 3. Wblas (M) airspace. Charter Oak Conference boys’ bas 4 30. Eric Cavoli 6 1 13, Matt Bell 0 0 0, Paul EXCEEDS U.S.GOVERIIMEilT 3-point goals: CR- Carroll 2, Kopydnskl. CT- second half East Catholic High 200 free relay: 1. MHS (Bittner, Phllllpa, Os “I don’t know how effective his January 21st thru February 2nd ketball action. Oean, P. Mercler. Jurovatsky 1 0 2, Marc Cloutiar 2 0 4, Dava borne, Miner) 1:42.76. 2. HP. 3. MHS BY BAUER Cromwell holds girls’ basketball coach Donna Ridel Moora 0 0 0, Sean Healy 0 0 0. Totals 29 9 68 communication is,” Kelly said. “We Bring this ad in along with your carpets “It was a big win,” Bolton coach 100 back: 1. Flechas (HP) 1:06.74, Z Erick lTYSniliDARDS. Rocky Hill boys would rather forget as the Eagles VINAL TECH (50) — Tyrone James 9 2 22. son (M), 3. Lanehan (M) Luka Leachman 5 2 12, Enox Shepard 1 2 4, believe he still is retaining control Craig Phillips said after his team im off Cheney Tech 100 braast: 1. Rais (HP) 1:14.84, 2. Phillips , . ONLY scored just nine points in a 54-24 Flob Eldridge 1 0 2, Grady Jacobs 4 1 10, and SAVE an Additional 10% (M). 3. Holy (HP) over elements of his armed forces.” proved to 4-6 overall, 3-5 in the MANCHESTER — After falling Flandy Garland 0 0 0. Totals 20 7 50. beat Coventry setback to St. Bernard Friday night 400 free relay; 1. HP no tima given, Z MHS, The allied forces’ air missions on our regular 20% olf Cash & Carry price. A.N.S.I.-approved Safety Steel Tbes. COC East. “We beat a quality behind by as many as 22 points in 3-point goals: R- Hebenstreit: VT- Jamas 2. COVENTRY — Falling apart in in ACC play. 3. MHS will total 2,107 in the first 48 hours |$3go o team.” the fourth quarter of their Charter Jacobs Cushion-crepe wedge soles. Rugged water- the second half, Coventry High fell The Saints improve to 8-2 while Halltima: 27-all of the military operation designed to Oak Conference encounter with Garner’s Carpet Cleaning repellent leather. Famous Red Wing fit. East Hampton is now 6-3, 5-2 in to Rocky Hill, 72-56, Friday night in the Eagles are winless at 0-13. force Iraq from Kuwait, the general Cromwell Friday night, the homes 14 Highligi Street rear Carpels must be the COC West. COC boys’ basketball action. East’s next game is Wednesday at said in a briefing held for reporters -ALSO- B 0 E EE Della Bella made a pair of free tanding Cheney Ibch Beavers rallied 9 Manenester, CT 06040 picked up by 813 r u 612 8-11 The fttriots fall to 4-5 overall 3:30 p.m. at St. Joseph in Trumbull. at the Pentagon. furiously, but fell short, 70-58. Coventry girls MHS indoor track FIGURE SKATES Phone:646-5630 ______February 11,1991 throws, his only points of the night, while the Terriers improve to 8-1. It was 23-13 St. Bernard at the The downed American planes in with 18 seconds left to make it It was the first win of the season Coventry’s next game is IXiesday at half. It was downhill after that. competes at Yale cluded an F-A-18, two A-6 Intruders ONLY 8, UP 51-47. After the Bellringers scored, for Cromwell, 1-9. Cheney, which slam Rocky Hill Cromwell High. “We hit our first four shots (of the and an Air Force F-15E Suike Chris Anderson (16 points) hit a pair hosts Vinal Tech Diesday at 7:30, is ROCKY HILL — It was a slow NEW HAVEN — Michelle -ALSO- Rocky Hill had a slender 31-28 game) and it was 8-4,” Ridel ex Eagle. The two airmen aboard the with nine seconds to go. 0-8 in the CCXl and 1-8 overall. start for Coventry High girls’ bas Simpson of Manchester High took halftime bulge, but then broke it plained, “but after that our shots one of the A-6 aircraft were iden SLEDS&TOBOGGANS NOTICE East Hampton hit a closing bucket Due to fullcourt pressure, the ketball team, but after the I^triots eighth place in the 300-meter run open. were non-existent.” with a time of 45.5 at the Yale In tified as: Lt. Robert Wetzel, age 30, 4" Plastic S le d s -$7.99 with two seconds left. Beavers sliced their deficit to six warmed up it was no looking back Manchester Medical Associates would like to announce “We played terrible,” Coventry Mel Luzzi had 14 points to lead vitational. and Lt. Jeffrey N. Zaun, age 28. "Down the stretch we were points with three minutes remaining. St. Bernard. as they walloped Rocky Hill High, Kelly said 196 cruise missiles EXPERT SKATE 2248 patient. We weren’t belter skelter. In a span of less than two minutes, coach Ron Badstuebner said of his 66-22, Friday night in Charter Oak the temporary absence of DR. RUSSELL J. TONKIN club’s second-half performance. Katie Litke had nine of the Eagle The 4 X 200 relay of Lisa Shin- also had been launched against Iraqi SHARPENING *3” !! And we hit our foul shots,” Phillips Cheney missed five straight front markers. Conference play. from his practice due to his being called into active duty Coventry is now 11-2 overall, 8-1 ners, Sheila Ringbloom, Darlene targets. Red Wing Shoe Store saw as the keys.” ends of 1-and-l opportunities. “T\jrnovers (19)- killed us k d we ST. BERNARD (54) — Amy Cogswell 3 0-0 Porter and Simpson was eighth in Kelly and Rear Adm. John M. with the U.S. Navy due to Operation Desert Shield. His Manchester Parkade R| Anderson was 7-for-8 from the “I really thought we were going shot just 30 percent from the floor. 6, Kris Smith 4 0-2 8, Deb James 2 1-2 5, Mel in the COC East. The Terriers fdl to 9 McCoimell spoke with reporters 400 West Middle Turnpike field. David Hohler added 16 points to pull it out,” Cheney coach Art And we got outrebounded. It was Luzzi 6 2 2 11, Erin FYiwers 3 0-0 6, Marny 1-11 with the loss. Coventry 1:57.8. And the 4 X 800 foursome Associates Dr. Theresa M. Caputo and Dr. Jeffrey H. Levasseur 6 0-0 12, Karrie Pukstas 0 1-2 1, of Mary O’Loughlin, Andrea Reis- after congressional sources said they FARR'S Manchester, CT 06040 qnd Paul Sauer 10 for Bolton. Jason Bagdasarian said. “Were were very even at the half but Rocky Hil out- Kathy Sauthiar 1 0-0 2. Totals 25 4-8 54. resumes action Tlicsday at home 2 Main Street 643-7111 Katz, will continue to care for his patients until his return. (203) 646-8424 EAST CATHOLIC (24) — Kelly Romano 1 with a 5:45 p.m. clash against non- cherl, Rachel Smith and Dee Dee had been told that military brass had Hourt: Dolly 9AM-9PM; Sunday 11AM-5PM Moyer had 14 and Brian Dominski close. At the end, we just choked.” rebounded us by 10 the second 0-0 2, Irano Chorazyezewski 1 1 -2 3, Erin Col- confcrence foe Tourtellotte High. Flynn was 12th in 11:57.2. been able to confirm the destruction 12 to pace East Hampton. Senior Kevin Dean tallied a half.” gan 2 0-0 4, Allyson Irish 0 0-0 0. Chris Dube 1 1 10—MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Jan. 19, 1991 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. Jan. 19.1991—11 J Nets end their losing ways Mental aspect the toughest In Brief . . . Hull to miss NHL All-Star affair with upset win over Boston Weekend scholastic slate By KEN RAPPOPORT the fans — the highest total since All-Star The Associated Press fan balloting began six seasons ago. BOSTON (AP) — Mookie in 4:05. as war invades sports realm In boys basketball acUon, East Catholic travels to Nor I^trick Ewing led the foiicks with wich to meet Norwich Free Academy in a non-con “I wanted to play in this game,” Hull Blaylock and Derrick Coleman Two free throws by Dee Brown 23 points and 11 rebounds. Jackson (Lcnr'iafaW Draec BailcvBailey Said. said, “I “IBot got a Icttcra letter ftom from mv my dad dad two two wcel weeks ference g ^ c tonight at 7:30. Also. RHAM High hosts CHICAGO — When the NHL holds its said. “But I have to look at the whole helped New Jersey survive a late made it 103-101 with two minutes By The Associated Press scored 20. ago just telling me to do my best as far as the playoffs Rocky Hill m Charter Oak Conference make-up action All-Star game Saturday, it will be without season. The season is more important Boston comeback as the Nets ended to go. Blaylock then hit a driving Miami has won three of its last are concerned.” tonight at 7:30. a “very disappointed” Brett Hull. than this (All-Star) game.” an 11-game losing streak with a layup before Kevin Gamble’s free The physical part of sports hasn’t changed since the Hull, the league’s top goal-scorer who Hull said he expected to play in the 111-106 victory Friday night over six games, while New York has lost first rocket was fired in Iraq. The mental part is A church service and prayers for peace replaced a In ice hockey action, Manchester High (5-3) travels to throw made it 105-102 with 50 three suaight and 10 of its last 15. receiver! the most votes in the fan ballot Blues’ next regular-season game, "niesday the struggling Celtics. seconds to go. another story. pep rally for the Bills on Friday, but players and fans Washington to meet Shepaug at the Gunnery Rink Jazz 106, Cavaliers 99 OT: At tonight at 6. ing, pulled out of the game because of a against Minnesota. Boston (29-8) lost its third With 28 seconds left, Coleman Not only are most athletes, like almost everyone who attended the service said they hoped the playoffs sprained left ankle. Richfield, Ohio, John Stockton In wrestling action, Manchester High (10-2) wrestles Bobby Hull expressed disappointment straight game and is 3-3 since Larry rebounded a miss by Robert Phrish, else, vitally interested in the events in the Persian Gulf would go on. “I just can’t do it,” Hull said Friday. atoned for a turnover late in regula away at Enfield today at noon. Meanwhile, East Catholic that his son would not be in the All-Star Bird was sidelined indefinitely with and the Celtics fouled Blaylock, war, but many have emotional links to the fighting More than 100 people attended the interfaith ser “We tried everything to cushion the ankle, game. tion by scoring five points in over hosts a quadrangular meet against Bacon Academy, back problems. New Jersey (11-25) that are keeping them from concentrating totally on vice at Buffalo’s Episcopal cathedral at the urging of but nothing worked. I would have loved “I’m not only sorry that he won’t be got its first victory since Dec. 21. time as Utah beat the Cleveland their jobs in the playing arena. the Bills and Erie County officials, who canceled the RHAM and Norwich Tech today at noon. Cavaliers 106-99 Friday night, the to play.” playing, but that this might hurt his chan Blaylock matched his season-high NBA Roundup Carlton Bailey, a reserve linebacker for the Buffalo pep rally hours after fighting began in the Persian Hull was one of three late withdrawals. ces to get 50 goals in 50 games,” he said. of 26 points while Coleman and ninth win in 11 games for the Jazz. Bills, and Johnie Cooks, a backup linebacker for the Gulf. Huskies host Providence The Cavaliers lost for the 12th Montreal’s Brian Skrudland won’t play Brett Hull has 46 goals in 47 games Reggie Theus had 24 each. Tate who made both shots with 25 New York Giants, are good examples. Bill Polian, the team’s general manager, attended HARTFORD — The No. 13 University of Connecticut because of a broken foot and Boston’s this season. time in 13 games. basketball team (3-2 in the Big East, 12-3 overall) enter George out of the University of seconds to play. Bailey, whose father is a chief warrant officer in the the service, ^ong with comerback Chris Hale and Chris Nilan is out with an ankle injury. Saturday’s game at Chicago Stadium tains Providence College (1-4, 10-6) tonight at 8 at the Connecticut added seven points for Lewis then made a layup that cut Warriors 141, 76ers 138: At 260th Army Reserve Unit from Baltimore, said, wide receiver Don Beebe, two players who will not Hull will be replaced by teammate will cap an All-Star weekend that in Civic Center. UConn is coming off an 81-79 overtime the Nets. the lead to 107-104 with 11.5 Philadelphia, Tim Hardaway scored “Sometimes it’s hard to concentrate on football. When play Sunday because of injuries. Adam Oates, Skrudland by Montreal’s cludes a skills competition and a “Heroes loss at Syracuse Wednesday night. The Friars are coming Boston, which has lost two in a seconds left, but Blaylock hit two a career-high 40 points and Mitch I come to work, I try not to tliink about it, but when I “Once the game starts. I’m sure it’s going to be just Denis Savard and Nilan by Boston’s of Hockey” game Friday night featuring row at home after winning 18 more shots with 10.5 seconds Richmond added 35 as the Golden go home to my apartment, it’s hard not to dwell on as rowdy as ever,” Beebe said. “When they get home. off an 85-79 overtime loss Tuesday at No. 10 St. John’s. Dave Christian. many of the league’s oldtime stars. it.” straight, was led by Reggie Lewis remaining. State Warriors defeated the Philadel I’m sure it’s going to be back to thinking about the Little League holding clinic “It would have been fun to have a Hull Not only were they in town to play with 31 points and Kevin McHale Brown’s layup closed the gap to phia 76ers 141-138 in overtime Cooks came home Wednesday night to find his war and the Middle East.” again on the home-team Chicago ice,” hockey, they were in Chicago to voice with 18 points and 13 rebounds. 109-106 with 8.9 seconds left. But Friday night. wife watching reports of the start of hostilities on Polian and Mayor James Griffin, who also attended MANCHESTER — The Manchester Little League is Hull said, referring to his father, Bobby, their displeasure over their pension plan. television and crying. The Celtics cut New Jersey’s big- after Theus’ two free throws with Chris Mullin scored 29 points, the service, said playing the game was important to sponsoring a youth baseball coaching clinic for Little who played most of his NHL career with Several of the oldtimers gathered at a gMt lead, 100-87, down to 101-99 8.2 seconds to go, Boston couldn’t eight in overtime, for the Warriors, “My wife’s brother and his wife are over there, and Bills fans who are serving in military units involved League managers and coaches and those interested in the Blackhawks. downtown hotel to speak to the NHL with a 12-1 run in which Lewis had score again. who won their fourth straight road we’re both worried about it,” Cooks said. “I was up in Operation Desert Storm. coaching. The clinic will be held Saturday, Jan. 26, from “But I just can’t play. I tried to play Players Committee ateut the situation, eight points. Coleman then scored Heat 107, Knicks 86: At Miami, game in gaining their fifth victory in ’til 3:30 this (Thursday) morning trying to find out “If there’s any special thoughts for us, it’s with 1-4 p.m. and Thursday, Feb. 14, from 6-9 p.m. at the Na last night (Thursday) against Montrei but were turned away. what’s going on.” from the low post with 3:02 remain Sherman Douglas had 20 points and six games. Hardaway, who had a those people,” PDlian said. tional Guard Armory on Main Street. and was useless.” Carl Brewer, a former defenseman with ing for New Jersey’s first field goal 11 assists, and the Miami Heat career-high 37 points in the War Cooks, who also has an uncle and a cousin in the San Francisco running back Roger Craig and some Bill Holowaty, head coach at Eastern Connecticut Hull injured the ankle Hiesday night the Toronto Maple Leafs, said that the opened a 20-point lead before hold riors’ victory over Boston Wednes Middle East, said, “You don’t want to see people of his teaitunates have gotten tired of talking about the State University, is clinician. against the Washington Capitals. players planned to file a $26 million law ing off a late New York rally to beat day night, has scored 112 points in being killed. It’s a terrible thing, but we’re behind war, rather than football. Manchester Little League coaches and managers are “I landed hard on the ankle,” he said. suit against the league in their pension what our counu^ is doing.” MCC bows his last three games. He also had 14 Asked one more question about the Gulf conflict urged to attend. “At first I thought it might have been dispute. the Knicks 107-86 Friday night. Both Bailey and Cooks are preparing for NFL con Grant Long added 18 points and assists against the 76ers. than he wanted to answer, Craig turned his head and For further information, contact either Ed Dettore broken. But it’s just a sprain. There even was talk about the ference championship games Sunday that could lead said, “Next question, please.” (643-4482) or Frank Napolitano (646-3092). MANCHEoFER — A 10-2 spurt Billy Thompson 17 for the Heat, Hawks 114, Bulls 105: At Atlan “It doesn’t hurt when I walk around on oldtimers boycotting Friday night’s game, The Aeeoclated Preee toward the end enabled Norwalk to an appearance in the 25th Super Bowl a week later. Asked why he didn’t want to talk about it, he which led 75-55 after three quarters. ta, Dominique Wilkins scored 17 of it, only when I put my skates on.” but that never developed. GREAT GRETZKY — Wayne Gretzky of the Los Angeles Kings, who Community College to take home a The Bills play at home against the Los Angeles responded, “They’ve got their war, we’ve got ours.” Indoor league set to open But the Knicks opened the fourth his 34 points in the third period As Bobby Hull said: “The fans 75-67 win over Manchester Com Raiders, while the Giants will be in San Francisco to Fellow running back Tom Rathman also deflected MANCHESTER — The Manchester Rec Depart Hull had been looking forward to the has said the NHL All-Star game tonight should be canceled, never period with a 9-2 burst, closing the Friday night, powering the Atlanta shouldn’t be penalized for this. After all munity College in collegiate action play the two-time defending champion 49ers. questions about the war. ment’s indoor pee-wee soccer league will open play Sun All-Star game, especially since he was the theless will be in the lineup when the two conferences square off at gap to 77-64 with 10:20 to play. Hawks to a 114-105 victory over (the pension cUspute) isn’t their fault.” at the East Catholic High gym. Some people are saying the games should not be “I’d rather keep it to football questions if I could,” day, Jan. 27, at the Mahoney Rec Center. peoples’ choice in the balloting. Hull, New York continued its rally be Chicago and snapping the Bulls’ Chicago Stadium. Norwalk is now 7-2 while the played, but, so far, the NFL has kept its schedule in he said. League play is Sundays with games at 2:15, 3:15 and trying to become only the fifth player in The war in the Persian Gulf also will hind Mark Jackson’s 18 fourth- seven-game winning streak. Cougars fall to 2-9. tact. Later, he said, “It’s an unfortunate situation. Right 4:15 each Sunday through April 14. NHL history to score 50 goals in his first have an impact on the All-Star game. on their helmets and the NHL said that Chicago Stadium as a precaution against quarter points and cut the deficit to Sidney Moncrief added a season- “It would be better to be playing and give people 50 games, received 432,879 votes from Eric Montgomery had 30 points 88-80 at the 6:07 mark. now I’m trying to concentrate on the Giants. It’s not League is comprised of 12 teams of 6 and 7 year olds. Players will wear United Nations decals extra security measures would be taken at possible terrorism. high 16 points, 11 in the final something else to think about for three hours,” Cooks and Mike King 11 for the wirmers. Miami then scored the next eight easy. Deep down inside, I get bad feelings. Things are period, for the Hawks, who won said. “We’re sad about what’s going on, but it’s some happening that shouldn’t be happening. But we’re Ryan talking vi^ith Vikings John Gallagher had 23 ptoints and points, five of them by Douglas, their 12th consecutive game at Tyrone Berger 19 for MCC. thing we’ve got to deal with.” trying to prepare for a football game.” who had 12 in the fourth quarter. home MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Former Philadelphia Eagles head coach Buddy Ryan says he is considering taking a Hostetler’s scrambling could create havoc defensive coordinator’s position with the Minnesota Vikings. By DAVE GOLDBERG coach George Seifert said. “% u have to design your pass “If you look back at my whole career, nothing’s come Ryan, fired from the Eagles at the end of their 1990 The Associated Press rush to contain him in the pocket.” easy,” Hostetler said. “I just believe if you work hard and season, made the comment after meeting Thursday with “It’s something you have to keep an eye on,” lineback continue to work hard and believe in yourself, good Vikings coach Jerry Bums. SAN FRANCISCO — The San Francisco 49ers did a er Malt Millen said. “If you turn your back to watch a things happen. That’s what keeps me going.” SCOREBOARD “I wouldn’t rule anything out,” Ryan said when asked good job last year containing Randall Cunningham, the receiver, he may be darting up the middle into the space He’s done well enough in his limited play. The Giants if he would take over the Vikings’ defense. “I don’t NFL’s ultimate scrambling quarterback. They didn’t do where you’ve been.” are 5-0 in games he’s started, although last week’s game Q m Brian Leelch, NYR SO 11 45 56 Specialists 3-Point goals—Chicago 2-7 (Ffoxson 1-2, so well against Chris Miller or John Elway during the Hostetler is no kid. He’s 29 and in his seventh NFL Garry Galley, But 41 5 15 20 know what’s going to happen.” against the Bears was his first shot under playoff pres Punter—Rohn Stark, Indianapolis. NBA results Hodges 1-4, Jordan 81 ), Atlanta 8 1 6 (Ftivers regular season. season, although he’s only made five starts in those Hockey Goalies Placekicker—Nick Lowery, Kansas City. 4-5, Webb 2-3, Wilkin* 2-7, Moncrief 0-1). Bums also met with New York Jets linebacking coach sure. In five games this season, including the playoffs, MP GA SO AKfl. Kick returner—Clarence \terdin, Indianapolis. Nets 111, Celtics 106 Fouled out—None. Ftsbounds— Chicago 42 Golf Monte Kiffin, a former Vikings assistant, and former Los Which makes Jeff Hostetler the unknown factor when seven years. he’s rushed 30 times for 179 yar^, a 5.9-yard average. X-Roy, Mon 2094 92 1 2.64 Special team— Steve Tasker, Buffalo. (Grant 10), Atlanta 45 (Malone 12). As Moog, Bos 1929 90 1 2.80 NEW JERSEY (111) Angeles Rams defensive coordinator Fritz Shurmur. the 49ers and New York Giants meet at Candlestick Park He’s also not exactly a guy who came out of nowhere. He’s also brought an element of uncertainty to the Need player—To be named later by head Buuchler 3-7 2-4 8, Coleman 9-16 6-7 24, sists—Chicago 28 (Jordan 8). Atlanta 24 NHL standings coach. Sunday in the NFC championship game. A victory would A third-round draft choice in 1984, he was the second Bowie 5-6 0-0 10. Blaylock 11-19 4-4 26, Theus (Rivers 5). Total fouls—Chicago 22, Atlanta 13. Jamaica Open scores Bums and Ryan worked as Vikings’ assistants to then 49ers. WALES CONFERENCE Campbell Contarancs A— 16,390. put San Francisco a game away from becoming the first Canlars 6-16 12-12 24, Hinson 0-3 0-0 0, Dudley 2-6 0-2 coach Bud Grant. quarterback chosen behind Cincinnati’s Boomer Esiason. “We haven’t always done well against scramblers,” Adams Division NFC 4, Morris 4-7 0-0 8, George 3-7 1-2 7, Haley 0-1 SANDY BAY, Jamaica (AP) — Scores Friday Boston 26 15 8 60 176 158 Gm G A Pts Offense after the first round of the LPGA's $500,000 team to win three straight Super Bowls and five overall. 'That was after he had transferred from Penn State to Seifert said. “But we’ve played them enough and we’ve x-Wayne Gretzky, L.A. 47 0-0 0, Lee 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 43-89 25-31 111. Hornets 117, Spurs 110 Montreal 26 18 5 57 161 146 28 63 91 Quarterbacks—x-Joe Montana, San Francis BOSTON (106) Jamaica Open played on the 6,202-yard, Davis faces another Olympian Hostetler is the Giants’ quarterback. He replaced Phil West Virginia when he was stuck behind Todd Black- had Steve Young to practice against.” Buffalo 19 17 10 48 163 149 Theo Fleury. Cal 47 21 30 51 co; Randall Curmingham, PNIadelphia CHARLOTTE (117) par-34-37—71 Tryall Golf and Beach Club Hartford Dave Gagner. Min 43 27 16 McHale 6-19 6-6 18, Gamble 5-8 3-4 13, Newman 10-14 1 81 2 30, Fleid 4-9 0 6 8, ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) — Aaron Davis is get Simms, who is out with a severely bruised left foot. ledge at quarterback and balked at coach Joe fttem o’s Young, the scrambler who backs up Joe Montana, has 20 22 5 45 137 157 43 Running backs—x-Barry Sanders, Detroit x- Parish 4-11 1-1 9, Shaw 6-18 5-5 17, Lewis course. Quebec 10 30 8 28 135 21? Mark Messier, Edm 26 5 29 34 Neal Anderson, Chicago; Earnest Byner, GrNnski 10-17 8 6 25, Bogues 4-4 2-4 10, Sarah McGuire 31 -36 -67 ting his Olympic experience as a pro. Simms has the experience, Hostetler has far more suggestion that he become a linebacker. been impersonating Hostetler in practice this week. Jeremy Floenick, Chi 48 24 32 56 11-18 9-11 31, Kleine 1-1 0-0 2, Brown 5-9 4-4 Chapman 1819 8 1 0 35, Curaton 1-3 0 6 Z Gill Patrick Division Washington; r-Johnny Johnson, Phoenix. 14, Pinckney 1-2 0-0 2, M.Smilh 0-0 0-0 0. To Ratty Sheehan 31-37—68 mobility, having run six times for 43 yards last week in So he got stuck behind Simms and Jeff Rutledge “There’s a thin line when you’re a running quarter W L TPts GF GA Steve Yzerman, Det 48 31 32 63 Wide receivers— x-Jerry Rico, San Francisco; 2- 7 1-1 5, Scheffler 0 6 0 6 0, Tripucka 1-2 0 6 Kathy Postlawait 3367— 70 The 23-year-old New Ybrker, who never fought in the NY Rangers Wings tals 39-86 28-31 106. 2. Totals 4875 27-33 117. Jill Briles-Hinton Olympic Games, won the World Boxing Association the 31-3 win over Chicago — all six for first downs, one before he had taken a snap. Then he caught a pass as an back,” he said. “If you run before you should, you can m > 26 16 8 60 184 153 x-Andre Risen, Allania; Sterling Sharpe, Green New Jersey 35 34 19 23— 111 3664— 70 Philadel^ia 24 21 x-Brett Hull, SlL 47 46 20 66 SAN ANTONIO (110) Jane Geddas for a touchdown. 6 54 169 161 Bay; Gary Clark, Washington. Boston 30 28 22 26— 106 3836— 71 welterweight championship by knocking out Mark extra pass receiver and blocked a punt on special teams get yourself into trouble. The secret is taking off at just at Pittsburgh 25 21 3 53 210 181 x-Luc Robitaille, L.A. 43 23 26 49 Tight ends—x-Keith Jackson, Philadelphia; Elliott 7-11 4-4 19, Cummings 7-14 3-4 17, Cindy ScNeyer 34-37— 71 New Jersey Vincent Oamphousse.Tor 47 14 25 3-Rjint goals—New Jersey 0-1 (Blaylock Robinson 1819 2-4 26, Strickland 8 9 4-4 10, Cindy Ftarick Breland in the ninth round last July 8 at Reno, Nev. “He brings a different dimension,” San Francisco after he requested to play anywhere to get off the bench. the right second.” 5 « 19 19 10 48 174 165 39 Steve Jordan, Minnesota. 0-1), Boston 0-2 (Shaw 0-^. Fouled out— 3836— 71 Washington 21 25 2 44 155 162 Steve Larmer, Chi 50 30 38 68 Guards—x-Randall McDaniel, Minnesota; x- Anderson 4-12 4-5 1Z Greenwood 1-1 1-1 3, Donna Andrews 3837— 72 Breland was the 1984 Olympic welterweight champion. NY Isla^er* Trevor Linden, Van 48 21 15 36 Lewis, Dudley. Rebounds—New Jersey 48 Pressey 2-6 6 6 11, Green 2 6 2-2 6, Johnson Penny Hatrvnal 16 25 6 38 132 166 Mark Bortz, Chicago; Guy McIntyre, San Fran (Coleman 13), Boston 54 (McHale 13). As 36-36— 72 Tomas Sandstrom, LA. 37 26 22 48 cisco. 3- 5 0 6 6, Higgins 0 6 0 6 0. Totals 41-83 26-30St^hanie Farwig Saturday night, Davis will make his first title defense CAMPBELL CONFERENCE sists—New Jersey 28 (Theus 7), Boston 17 110. 33-39— 72 JO ^ Norris Division Defensemen Tackles—x-Jim Lachey, Washington; x-Jackie Allison Finney 3837— 72 against Meldrick Taylor, who was the 1984 Olympic Marathon match > W L T P l* GF GA x-Chfis Chelios, Chi 50 8 35 43 Slater, LA Rams; Lomas Brown, DelroiL (Shaw 7). Total fouls—New Jersey 21, Boston Chariotte 33 30 22 32— 117 Judy Dickinson 36-36—72 featherweight champion. Chicago 32 14 4 x-AI Macinnis, Cal 47 18 42 60 21. Technicals—Now Jersey coach Fitch, Bos San Antonio 34 22 25 29— 110 HirorN KobayasN War may preempt NFL telecasts TJ 68 167 128 Centers—x-Jay Hilgenberg, Chicago; Bart 3-Point goals—Chariotte 0-4 (GminskI 0-1, 3837— 72 St Louis 26 14 7 59 172 139 Phil Housley, Win 49 14 29 43 Oates, N.Y. Giants. ton illegal defense 3. Flagrant foul—Haley. Shirley Furlong 33-39—72 “I’m saving Hol^ield for last,” joked Davis. Evander Detroit 22 21 Steve Smith, Edm 45 11 26 37 A - 1 4,890. Chapmam 83 ), San Antonio 2 6 (Elliott 1-2, 5 49 163 170 Defense— Pressey 1-2, Strickland 8 1 , Anderson 81). Holyfield, the undisputed heavyweight champion, got a provides relief Minnesota Scott Stevens, SLL 47 3 26 29 By RICK WARNER woman for CBS Sports. “We plan to cover the game, 13 28 8 34 146 174 Ends— x -l^ g ie White, PNIadelphia; x-Chris Fouled out—Raid. ElliotL Rebounds—Chariotte bronze medal in the light heavyweight class at the 1984 Toronto 12 31 4 28 135 196 Gary Suter, Cal 47 8 39 47 Doleman, Minnesota; Flichard DenL Chicago. Jazz 106, Cavaliers 99 but we’re obviously cooperating with the news Goalies 37 (Gminski 8), San Antonio 45 (Robinson 16). D a s a s II m m Games at Los Angeles. The Associated Press Smyths Division Interior line—x-Jerome Brown, PNIadelphia; UTAH (106) Assists—Charlotte 27 (Bogues 12), San An- D O v V lIlIC ] MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) — Boris Becker and division. If events dictate that we break into the game Los Angeles 26 16 5 57 192 152 MP GA SO Arg. Jerry Ball, DetroiL K.Malone 7-18 12-18 26, Edwards 4-8 0-0 8, Despite Davis’ 32-0 record, with 20 knockouts, Taylor Calgary x-Vernon. Cal 1902 99 tonio 24 (Strickland 9). Total fouls—Chariotte for a news update, then that’s what we’ll do.” ♦ 25 17 5 55 194 151 1 3.12 Outside linebackers— x-Charles Haley, San Eaton 1-3 0-0 2, J.Malone 11-23 0-0 22. Stock- 24, San Antonio 30. A— 15,908. Omar Camporese, clean shaven when they went on court NEW YORK — Sunday’s NFL playoff telecasts Edmonton 22 20 3 47 Ranford, Edm 2343 117 0 3.00 Francisco; x-LawrarKO Taylor. N.Y. Giants; Rat is the 3-1 favorite to win a second world title in the 12- 150 143 ton 9-14 5-8 27. Rudd 1-5 0-0 2, Bailey 5-12 6-6 and sporting light beards when they left, treated could feature action on the battlefield as well as the There has been speculation that the networks might l&ncouver 18 26 4 40 150 179 Swilling, New Orleans. 16. M.Brown 0-0 1-2 1. Griffith 0-1 0-0 0, O'Sul Big East Confsrsnes O'all Blossom round bout at a 2,800-seat convention center ballroom. Winnipeg 15 27 8 38 158 181 Inside linebackers—x-Pepper Johnson, N.Y. livan 1-10-0 2 Totals 39-85 24-34 106. Australian Open fans to a memorable match on a day playing field. W L W L Pat Barker 181-460, Shirley Lumbra 198494, not televise the playoff games at all if major Friday's Games Giants; x-Mike Singletary, Chicago; Vaughan CLEVEUND (99) Pittsburgh 3 1 14 3 McGvi'ire heads Senior Bowl list when they came to forget. NBC and CBS plan to keep viewers updated on the groundfighting breaks out in the gulf. But netwoik of No games scheduled Johnson, New Orleans. Nance 13-21 1-2 27, C.Brown 3-9 0-0 6, Seton Hall Roberta McCormick 181-463, Donna Eichler 4 2 11 3 182-497, Barbara DeVito 170-483, Jackie Five hours, 11 minutes, of heavyweight-style, slugging Persian Gulf war before, during and after their Saturday's Gama Football Cornerbacks—x-Darrell Green, Washington; Daugherty 7-19 6-11 20, Ehio 4-7 0-0 8. Vblen- Syracuse 3 2 15 2 MOBILE, Ala. (AP) — At first glance, San Diego ficials won’t discuss the possibility. All-Star Game at Chicago, 1 p.m. x-Carl Lee, Minnesota; Wayne Haddix, Tampa Scappaticci 453, Doris Hattin 461, Barbara tennis — the longest singles duel in Australian history — telecasts of the conference championship games. If tine 3-6 0-0 6, Ferry 4-124-5 12 Kerr 1 -2 0-0 3, SL John's 3 2 12 2 Bosch 459, Donna Schmitt 459. State’s Dan McGwire appears to be out of place taking “I guess anything’s possible, but right now our Sunday's Gamas Bay. Paddio 4-10 1-2 10, James 1-3 0-0 2, Morton CONNECTICUT 3 2 12 3 proved the perfect tonic Friday for ? tournament sh^en there are major developments in the gulf during the No games scheduled Safeties—x-Joey Browner, Minnesota; x- 2-6 1-2 5. Totals 42-95 13-22 99. Georgetown snaps from center. plans are to televise the game,” Kerr said. NFL playoff glance 2 2 10 4 GOP Women by the Middle East war. games, it could mean frequent interruptions for news Monday's Gams RonNe LotL San Francisco; r-Mark Carrier, Utah 17 34 24 20 11— 106 Villanova 2 3 9 6 At 6-foot-8, 235 pounds, he is more suited to being a Katherine McQuay, a spokeswoman for NBC Minnesota at Winnipeg, 8:35 p.m. First Round Chicago. Cleveland 24 25 19 27 4— 99 Providence Cathy Byrnes 187-176-505, Denise Sullivan A day after players and fans stood mesmerized by war 1 4 10 6 tight end, or a power forward in basketball. reports or even a decision to completely scrap the News, said a decision to switch from game to war Saturday, Jan. 5 Specialists 3-Point goals—Utah 4-6 (Stockton 4-4, Rudd Boston College 1 4 9 7 178-450, Joyce Tyler 218523, Dawna Smith reports on TVs in the stadium, they packed the No. 1 National Hockey League Yfashington 20, Philadelphia 6 Punier—Sean Landeta, N.Y. Giants. 0-2), Cleveland 2-6 (Kerr 1-1. Paddio 1-1. EhIo 480; make-up action — Cathy Byrnes 198455, He’s neither. football coverage. coverage would be a “judgment call” by news offi Placekicker—Morten Andersen, New Or Joyce Tyler 191-455. court to see Becker win 7-6 (7-4), 7-6 (7-5), 0-6, 4-6, Miami 17. Kansas City 16 0- 1, Valentine 0-1, Ferry 0-1, James 0-1). McGwire, brother of Oakland A’s first baseman Dan “Whatever the news division tells us to do, we will cials. Campbell All-Star roster Sunday, Jan. 6 leans. Fouled out—None. Rebounds—Utah 55 Today's Games 14-12 in a third-rounder against Camporese, a gutsy do,” said Ed Markey, a spokesman for NBC Sports, Cincinnati 41, Houston 14 Kick returner—Mel Gray. DetroiL (K.Malone 18), Cleveland 63 (Daugherty 13). Providence at UConn (Civic Center), 8 p.m. McGwire, is regarded as the top pro prospect among an “If they feel a development is important enough to The rosier for the Clarence Conference in the Special teams— Reyna Thompson, N.Y. Italian playing the match of his life. which will show the AFC title game between the Los 1991 NHL All-Star Game, to be held Jan. 19 at Chicago 16, New Orleans 6 Assists—Utah 31 (Stockton 19), Cleveland 28 Georgetown at Boston College, 8 p.m. outstanding group of quarterbacks in Saturday’s Senior break into the game, then we’ll break into the game,” Giants. (Valentine 9). Total fouls—Utah 24. Cleveland Seton Hall at Syracuse, 8 pm. Becker, seeking his first Australian title in six at Angeles Raiders and Buffalo Bills. Chicago (x-starter): Need player—To be named later by head Bowl game. she said. Goaliao Second Round 23. Technical—Utah illegal defense. A— 16,530. Pittsburgh at SL John's, 8 p.m. Radio, TV tempts, barely avoided the upset that hit two other seeds. “It’s not something we can plan for. This is a new Saturday, Jan. 12 coach. Arizona at Villanova. 2:30 p.m. “I look at him and I don’t see 6-8,” coach Jim Mora of NFL commissioner Paul Tagliabue said Thursday x-Mike Vernon, Calgary; Bill Flanford, Edmon Buffalo 44, Miami 34 Heat 107, Knicks 86 Unseeded Patrick McEnroe, John’s 24-year-old experience for all of us.” ton. the New Orleans Saints said. “You think of 6-8 as a that he expects the playoff games to be played Sun Oafsnsamsn San Francisco 28, Wbshington 10 NEW YORK (86) Monday's Game Today brother, beat No. 12 Jay Berger 6-1,7-5, 7-5 to reach the CBS, which will televise the NFC championship Sunday, Jan. 13 Syracuse at Georgetown gawky guy who would be out of his element. He’s not. day. But he indicated that the plans are subject to x-AI Macinnis, Calgary; x-Chris Chelios, Oakley 2-11 4-4 8, Vandeweghe 0-6 0-0 0. fourth round — the same round his tempestuous sibling game between the New York Giants and San Francis Chicago; Scott Stevens, SL Louis; Stave Smith, New York Giants 31, Chicago 3 Basketball Ewing 11-18 1-6 23, Cheeks 4-8 6-7 14. Noon — College football: Senior Bowl, ESf>N “He’s a big, good-looking athlete with enough chmge, saying the league will continue to “follow Los Angeles Raiders 20, Cincinnati 10 Tbasday's Gamss 12:30 pm. — College basketball: Temple at reached last year before he was thrown out for miscon co 49crs, has the same policy. Edmonton; Phil Housley, Winnipeg; Gary Suter, G.WilkIns 5-13 0-1 10, Tucker 3-8 1-1 7, Mustaf Clemson, Channel 3 mobility and quickness to move around in the pocket,” events in the Middle East and take those into account Calgary. 1- 6 0-0 2, Jackson 8 9 3-3 20, Starks 8 2 0-0 0, UConn at SL John's (Madison Square Gar duct. “We’re being flexible,” said Susan Kerr, a spokes as we approach kickoff.” Canters Conference Championships NBA standings Quinnett 1-3 8 0 2, Wblker 0-0 8 0 0, Gray 0-0 den), 8 pm. 1 pm. — NHL All-Star Gama, Chs. 30, 22 added Mora, who will coach the NFC team in the college x-Wbyrre Gretzky, Los Angeles; Mark Mes Sunday, Jan. 20 0-0 0. Totals 3884 1822 86. Villanova at Boston College 2 pm. — College basketball: Oklahoma State Pauick, a mild-mannered individual who never had Los Angeles Raiders at Buffalo, 12:30 p.m. EASTERN CONFERENCE St. Peter's at Seton Hall at Oklahoma, NESN all-star game at Ladd Memorial Stadium. “He can throw sier, Edmonton; Theoren Fleury, Calgary; Dave Atlantic Division MIAMI (107) gotten past the second round of a Grand Slam event, said Gagner, Minnesota; Steve Yzerman, Detroit; Now York Giants at San Francisco. 4 p.m. Long 8-12 2-2 18. Thompson 6-9 8 5 17, 2:30 p.m. — College basketball: Arizona at it a country mile, and has a nice touch and feel for the W L Pci. GB Wednesday's Gams Vrilanova, Channel 3 he’s not sure he’ll call his brother for advice. Jeremy Roenick, Chicago. Boston 29 8 .784 Kessler 6-14 8 0 12, Douglas 8 1 7 2-3 20, Rice 3 p.m. — College basketball: Creighton at II- game.” Wings Super Bowl 5-14 2-3 13. Edwards 4-6 2-2 10. Ogg 2-3 0-0 Pittsburgh at Providence “It might jinx me,” he said. Sunday, Jan. 27 Philadelphia 22 IS .585 linors Stale. ESPN McGwire will be leading Mora’s team against an AFC x-Luc Robitaille, Los Angeles; x-Brett Hull, SL Washington 16 19 .457 4, Coles 0-2 2-2 2, Burton 4-6 8 0 8, Askins 1-1 The good mood of the day engendered by the Becker Bills hoping for Super feeling At Tampa, Fla. 3 p.m. — Bowling: Showboat Invitational. Louis; Vincent Ctemphousse, Toronto; Tomas New Vbrk 15 21 .417 0- 0 3. Totals 4884 1817 107. Chs. 8,40 squad coached by Marty Schottenheimer of the Kansas Sandsirom, Los Angeles; Trevor Linden, Van AFC champion vs. NFC champion, 6:18 p.m. New Jersey Newlfork 14 21 20 31— 86 Saturday, Jan. 28 match was capped by victories at night by two popular 11 25 .306 UConn at Seton Hall (Meedowlands), 1 p.m. I/'' basketball: Missouri at City Chiefs in a game that will be carefully watched by The Raiders haven’t been in the couver; Stave Larmer, Chicago. Miami 11 27 .289 Miami 23 24 28 32— 107 Kansas, NESN 19-year-old AusPalians — Todd Woodbridge over eigh By BARRY WILNER third NFL title. Pro Bowl 3-Point goals—New York 1-6 (Jackson 1-1, SL John's at Villanova NH, and CFL coaches and scouts. Central Division Syracuse at Providence th-seeded Swede Jonas Svensson 7-5, 6-2, 6-1, and The Associated Press playoffs since 1985. Their last Super Golic played in two AFC cham Wales All-Star roster Sunday, Feb. 3 Chicago G.Wilkins 0-1, Tucker 8 1 , Starks 0-1, Van ...5 .-P '"' ~ College basketball: George McGwire’s backup — Brett Favre of Southern Missis At Honolulu 27 11 .711 W ^ington at SL Joseph's, SportsChannal, Rachel McQuillan over American Stacey Schefflin 6-4, Bowl trip came in January 1984, pionship games with Cleveland, The roster for the Wfeles Conference in the Detroit 27 11 .711 deweghe 82 ), Miami 2-6 (Askins 1-1, Rice 1-4, AFC vs. NFC Douglas 0-1). Fouled out—None. Sunday, Jan. 27 sippi — also has an excellent shot at being a first-round when they beat Washington for their losing both. 1991 NHL All-Star Game, to be held Jan. 19 at Milwaukee 26 12 .684 Georgetown at Pittsburgh — College football: Hula Bowl, Chs. 6- 0. ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. — Chicago (x-starter): Atlanta 22 15 .595 Ftebounds—New York 51 (Oakley 14). Miami 46 30, 22 d ^ t choice. Howie Long knows. Bob Golic Indiana (Long 10). Assists—New Ybrk 16 (Jackson 8), Many fans said they needed to escape the worries Goallas 14 23 .378 Jamaica Classic, third doesn’t. Neither do tuiy of the Buf x-Ftatrlck Floy, Montreal; Andy Moog, Boston. Pro Bowl rosters Charlotte 12 24 .333 Miami 29 (Douglas 11). Total fouls—New >brk round, ESPN (tape) about war, to forget for at least a while the reports about 20, Miami 20. TechnicaJ— Ewing. A— 15,008. Pro Bowl replacements named Two reasons why Dafanssman NEW YORK (AP) — Flosters for the AFC and Cleveland 12 26 .316 Transactions 7 pm — College basketball: Fairfield at bombings in the Persian Gulf, where family members, falo Bills. x-Flay Bourque, Boston; x-Raul Coffey, Pit NFC teams in the 1991 NFL Pro Bowl to be WESTERN CONFERENCE Niagara, SportsChannal NEW YORK (AP) — Linebacker Mike Johnson of the Midwest Division Warriors 141,76ers 138 friends and compatriots are serving. They had just the Riki Ellison also knows about we should be your tsburgh; Brian LMtch, N.Y. Rangers, Kevin played in Honolulu on Feb. 2 (x-starters; r- 7:30 p m. - Knicks at 76ars, MSG (not avall- Cleveland Browns and offensive tackle Will Wolford of playing in the Super Bowl. So do 1 Hatcher, Washington; Uwe Krupp, Buffalo; rookie; y-injured will not play z-inlury replace W L Pet. GB GOLDEN STATE (141) BASEBALL aWo to all areas), WFAN (AM-660) opportunity to put it out of their minds as they watched ment): San Antonio 25 10 .714 Mullin 12-23 8 7 29, Tolbert 1-6 1-2 3. Lister AmAricAfi I the Buffalo Bills were named to the AFC Pro Bowl Garry Galley, Bostoa 11Willie Gault and Max Montoya. ^TANSAYS: car repair choice. Canlars AFC Utah 26 12 .684 1- 3 2-2 4, Hardaway 1824 8 9 40. Ftichmond BALTIMORE O RIO LE&^greed to terms UConn' Channel 8, WPOP (AM-1410), WILI squad on Friday as replacements for a pair of injured Houston 19 18 .514 Camporese, ranked No. 45, seemed to relish the role of They all wear the Silver and Black “SEE US FIRST. x-Joe Sakic, Quebec; Darren Turcotte, N.Y. Offense 1826 4-4 35. Hill 2-3 1-2 5, Mokeski 81 0-0 0. with Joe Orsulak. outfielder, and Mark William (AM-1400), WHUS(FM-91.^ ' players previously named. Rangers; John Cullen, Pittsburgh; Pat LaFon- Quarterbacks—x-Warron Moon, Houston; Jim Minnesota 12 23 .343 Pritchard 3-5 8 0 6, Higgins 8 1 1 8 6 19, Flobin- son, pitcher, on two-year contracts. escape artist, repeatedly lockmg himself into impossible of the Los Angeles Raiders. SEE US LAST. talne, N.Y. Islanders; Brian Skrudland, Kelly, Buffalo. Dallas 12 24 .333 son 0-0 8 0 0. Totals 58102 2832 141. CHICAGO WHITE SOX-Agreed to terms atDu'kp eI p'^"®®® Johnson, a sixth-year pro from Virginia Tech, steps in Orlando situations before finding ways out. From two sets down, The guys in blue, the host Bills, BUT SEE US!” Montreal. RunNng backs—x-Thurman Thomas, Buf 10 28 .263 PHILADELPHIA (138) with Bobby Thigpen, pitcher, on a three-year for the second straight year for Miami Dolphins Wings falo; x-Marlon Butts, San Diego; Bobby Denver 8 29 .216 Anderson 12-18 0-0 24, Gilliam 10-21 3-6 23. contracL sA C u'L, NeI n he evened the match by catching the No. 2 Becker nap have no experience with the circus .YOU'LL BE GLAD, x-Cam Neely. Boston; x-Rick Tocchot, Humphrey, Denver; Bo Jackson, LA Raiders. Pacific Division Mahorn 8 8 6 6 16, Green 4-9 3-4 11, Hawkins CLEVELAND INDIANS— Agreed to terms 8 p.m. — Nets at Hawks. Channel 9 linebacker John Offerdahl who has an injured arch. The that is Super Bowl week. They’re Portland ping in the third set and confounding him in the fourth YOU DID! Philadelphia; Mark Ftecchl, Pittsburgh; John Wide receivers—x-Andre Reed, Buffalo; x- 32 7 .821 9-17 10-10 30, Turner 8 4 8 0 0. Bol 1-2 2-2 4, with Stan Jefferson, outflelder, on a one-year n •»>'»“>all: Georgetown at Browns linebacker, who led his team with 161 tackles, LA Lakers 24 11 .686 with comebacks in four straight service games. anxious to go through the hype and MacLean, New Jersey; Rat Verbeek, Hartford; Anthony Miller. San Diego; Drew Hill, Houston; Williams 0-3 0 6 0, Payne 6-7 8 0 12, Olivor contracL Boston College, Channel 38 has appeared in two previous Pro Bowls. Kevin Stevens, Pittsburgh; Chris Nllan, Boston. Ernest Givins, Houston. Phoenix 24 11 .686 7-11 3-3 18. Totals 54-100 27-31 138. DETROIT TIGERS—Agreed to terms with ^ ® r baskelball: Manhattan at hoopla. But first, they’ve got to win Tight ends—x-Rodney Holman. Cincinnati; Golden State 21 16 .568 Golden Stats 28 29 46 24 14— 141 Mark Salas, catcher, on a one-year contracL Canislus, SportsChannel The Pro Bowl game is scheduled Feb. 3 in Honolulu. Becker had Camporese at 0-30 th r^ times and 0-40 in Sunday’s AFC Championship game. NHL All-Star statistics Ferrell Edmunds. Miarrt. Seattle 16 18 .471 Philadelphia 36 27 31 33 11— 138 MILWAUKEE BREWERS-Agreed to terms P '!'- basketball: Pittsburgh at The skills of our professional people LA Clippers 14 25 .359 with B.J. Surhoff, catcher, and Dele SveuriL the final game of the fourth set, but each time the Italian “They have a number of players Statistics for the Vfeles and Campbell Con- Guards—x-Bruce Matthews, Houston; x-Mike 3-Point goals—Golden State 3-9 (Richmond St. John s, MSG, NESN (delayed broadcast) and the most effective repair equipment help us Munchak, Houston; Steve Wisniewski, LA Sacramento 8 26 .235 1-1, Hardaway 1-2, Higgins 1-4, Mullin 0-1, Tol shortstop, on one-year contracts. 10 p.m. - - Collage basketball: Boxing: Aaron squirmed out of trouble with the help of aces and rocket who have been a lot further than lerenca All-Star teams for the NHL All-Star Flaiders. Friday's Games bert 81 ), PNIadelphia 3-9 (Flawkins 2 6 , Oliver MINNESOTA TWINSi—Agreed to terms with Davis asks for $3,625 million repair your damaged vehicle in the best possible Game to be played Jan. 19 In Chicago (x- fide''HBO welterweight ing forehands. Becker failed to win any of the six break us,” said Bills defensive end Bruce Tackles—x-Bruce Armstrong, Now England’ Late Games Not Included 1-1, Turner 0-1, Williams 81 ). Fouled out—GIF Allan Anderson, pitcher, on a one-year contracL NEW YORK (AP) — Glenn Davis asked for a record way. For uni tized body damage, we use the Chief starters): New Jersey 111, Boston 106 NEW YORK YANKEES-Agreed to terms points he held against Camporese in those four games. Smith, the NFL Defensive Player of Wale* Conference x,r-Richmond Webb. Miami; Will Wolford, Buf liam, Mahorn. Rebounds—Golden Stats 48 11 p.m. — College basketball: Lono Beach EZ Liner II to accurately and quickly repair your falo; y-Anthony Munoz, Cincinnati; z-Wiil Wol Utah 106, Cleveland 99, OT (Tolbert 8), PNIadeIpNa 53 (ArKferson, Gilliam with Lee Guetterman, pitcher, on a one-year State at UNLV, S p ^ h a n n e l " $3,625,000 and Pittsburgh’s Barry Bonds, Doug Drabek Instead it was Becker who yielded, netting a backhand Center* Miami 107, New Iferk 86 contracL the Year. “They have an advantage Gm G A Pts ford, Buffalo. 9). Assists—Golden State 36(Hardaway 14), Midnight — College basketball: BYU at and Bobby Bonilla also sought more than $3 million in car to manufacturer’s specifications. Golden State 141, Philadelphia 138, OT PNIadelphia 40 (Green 10). Total fouls— Gol TORONTO BLUE JAYS-Agroed to terms Wyoming, ESPN on his first break point in the 10th game. and the fact we made the playoffs x-Joe Sakic, Que 48 26 36 62 Centers—x-Kent Hull, Buffalo; Don Mosebar salary arbitration Friday. Our skilled craftsmen then take profes LA Raiders. Atlanta 114, CNcago 105 den Slate 26. Philadelphia 28. TechNcal—Gil with Flene Gonzalez, tNrd baseman, on a one- the last two years does not m ^ e a Brian Skrudland, Mon 47 14 16 30 LA Clippers 119, Dallas 112, OT Sunday sional care in finishing and painting your car to D *f*n ** liam. A— 15,764. year contracL Of the 138 players who traded figures with teams, 62 Six thousand fans, most of them cheering wildly for Pat LaFontaino. NYl 42 25 27 52 Charlotte 117, San Antonio 110 National Lsagu* difference. complete the job to your satisfaction. Because we Darren Turcotte, NYR 47 17 26 43 Ends—x-Bruce Smith, Buffalo; x-Greg Orlando at Milwaukee, (n) 12:30 p.m. — AFC Championship: Raidors at want at least $1 million. Tom Candiotti, Kelly Gruber Becker throughout the match, then settled back for some Townsend, U Raiders; Jeff Cross, Miami. Hawks 114, Bulls 105 CHICAGO CUBS— A gre^ to terms with Bills, Chs. 30,22, WFAN “It’s a known fact we’ve not been know you take pride in your car, we take pride in John Cullen, Pit 48 21 56 77 Detroit at Phoenix, (n) Mitch Williams and Mike Bielacki, pitchers, on and Gary Gaetti were among the 11 asking for $3 million thing special — a 2:05 fifth-set — and they were joined Wings Interior line—x-MIchael Dean Perry, Seattle at LA Lakers, (n) CHICAGO (105) 2 pm. - College basketball: West Virginia at able to do it when it counted, and it our work. Cleveland; Flay Childress, Houston. one-year contracts. Rutgers, SportsChannel (taped) and 19 others were in the $2 million range. by players who left their lounge to see this match up STAN OZIMEK x-Cam Neely, Bo* 42 28 16 44 Washington at FforL'and, (n) Grant 8-15 0-0 16, Pippen 8 9 6-8 16, CINCINNATI REDS-Agreed to terms with counts now.” AWARD WINNING See all the reasons why you can trust x-Rick ToccheL PW 5f 31 24 55 Outside linebackers—x-Derrick Thomas, Cartwright 4-10 0 6 8, Jordan 13-28 4-4 30, r- “ * Boston Last year, 135 players exchanged numbers. Three close. Kansas City; x-Leslie O'Neal, San Diego; Cor Saturday's Games Ftandy Myers, pitcher, on a one-year contracL College. NESN The Bills got this far in 1988, BODY SHOP MANAGER your vehicle repair to us. Stop in or call. Chris Nilan, Bos 37 6 9 15 Now Jersey at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Ffoxson 7-10 8 0 15, Armstrong 1-1 0 6 2. Agreed to a player-developmant contract with 46 28 20 48 nelius Bervien, Buffalo. Levingslon 3 6 1-2 7, King 2-4 0-1 4, Hopson 2:30 p.m. — Golf: LPGA Jamaica Classic wanted $3 million, eight others asked for $2 million and Camporese dug in, taking the first game at love. Be losing at Cincinnati. The only other John MacLean, N.J. Utah at Indiana, 730 p.m. Princeton of the Appalachian League. final round, ESPN ' LOANER A RENTAL VEHiaES AVAILABLE i f UOST CASES Mark Recchi, Pit 48 23 49 72 Interior linebackers—x-Shane Conlan, Buf 0-1 0-0 0, Perdue 0 6 8 0 0, Hodges 2-6 0 6 5, 45 sought $1 million. Only 24 of those cases, however, falo; x-David LiWo, Rttsburgh; Mike Johnson, New York at PhiladeIpNa, 730 p.m. HOUSTON ASTROS—Agreed to terms with 3 p.m. — College basketball: Hartford at cker recouped, holding at 30 as he attacked Camporese’s time they were as close was in 1966, Kevin Stevens, Pit 49 24 29 53 Golden State at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Williams 1 -1 0 6 Z Totals 46-91 11-15 105. Mark Davidson and Gerald \bung, outfielders, wound up being decided by an arbitrator, with players Pal Verbeek, Hid 47 24 19 43 Cleveland; y,John OfferdaN. Miami; z-Mike ATLANTA (114) Maine, WNEZ(AM-910) less reliable backhand. when they lost to Kansas City, Johnson, Cleveland. Charlotte at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. on one-year contracts. COLLISION LA Clippers at Houston, 8:30 p.m. Wilkins 12-23 8-11 34. Willis 0-3 1-2 1, Kon- 4 p.m. — NFC Championship: Giants at winning 14. which went on to lose to Green Bay Cornerbacks—x-Rod Woodson, Pittsburgh; MONTREAL EXPOS—Agreed to terms with 49ars, Channel 3, WFAN (AM660) Osfsnssmsn San Antonio at Denver, 9:30 p.m. cak 1-1 0 6 2, Ftivers 7-13 0 6 18, Webb 8 8 0 6 Drew Hall, pitcher, on a one-year contracL Bobby Thigpen, Randy Myers and Mitch Williams For 20 games, neither player cracked, each holding X-Ray Bourque, Bos 45 10 37 47 x-Albert Lewis, Kansas City; Kevin Floss, Kan 12, Battle 81 0 4-4 14. Ferrell 4-4 0-0 8, Malone 7 pm. — AHL: Maine at Springfield. NESN in the first Super Bowl. CENTER sas City. Washington at Seattle, 10 p.m. SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS—Signed Rafael 7:30 p.m. — NHL All-Star game, SportsChan were among 14 players who agreed to contacts Friday service to make the score 10-10 as the court lights came x-Paul Coffey, Pit 48 19 44 63 Phoenix at Sacramento, 10:30 p.m. 2-3 8 6 9, Moncrief 8 8 4 6 16. Total* 42-73 Novoa, Mark Dewey, Johnny Ard and Kevin “It isn’t promised to us next year Kevin Hatcher, Irifos 47 15 33 48 Safeties—x-Steve Atwater, Denver; x-David 22-29 114. nel (taped) instead of exchanging figures. Thigpen, who set a major on and the sun slipped lower in the pale blue sky. Fulcher, Cincinnati; Dennis Smith, Denver. Sunday's Gams Ftogers, pitchers; Steve Decker and Scooter 11 p,FR - Collej^ basketball: Pepperdine at we will get this far,” Smith said. “So 500 WEST CENTER STREET, MANCHESTER, CT Uwe Krupp, But 43 7 17 24 Milwaukee at Portlarxf, 8 p.m. Chicago 33 20 25 27— 105 Tucker, catchers; Craig Colbert, infielder, and league record with 57 saves, got a $9 million, three-year Tiebreakers are not played in the final set of a Grand Atlanta 23 29 31 31— 114 Loyola Marymount. SportsChannel ( t a ^ we have to take care of it now.” 646-4321 Mark 1 ennnrrt outfielder, to one-vear contracts. deal with the Chicaeo White Sox. Slam event, and there is no time limit. 12—MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Jan. 19, 1991 MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. Jan. 19.1991—13 SATURDAY. JANUARY 19,1991 J SUNDAY, JANUARY 20.1991 10:00 10:30 1 1 : 0 0 War TV OVER THE AIR CHANNELS (Off Air) Captain Bob iDragon Warrior Captain Planet 2:30 Shopping j Shopping Spr. 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The 33 Chemical duction 26 Female 43 Water 1 -19 Ernie Thomsei 7 to 19 dove: 70 cents per line per day. be published Tuesday throuah Saturday, the parents barriers Manchester Herald It retoontlbls for only one suMIs 6 Hurried 70 to 35 d a y *: 60 cents per line per day. deadline It naan an the day before publlco- 34 Actor 7 Mil. school 27 Buddhist 44 Rodents Floyd Wilkins discovers static electricity.” Incorrect Insertion ond then only for the size of Alaslalr 8 Utterly shrine 45 Thin log (T 26 or more day*; 50 cents per line per dov. tlon. For odvortlsementt to be published the orlelnol Insertion. Errors which do not lessen 28 Follow 46 Baseball 9 Mother Minimum charfle; 4 lines. 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Vinyl siding. A SpccionmOr^^tF vertiser hereby agrees Send resume to: Dr. »• V TS h r Square feet of wonder- Great family area, tree- to protect, indemnify Brad Heim, PO Box 5. ful floorspacel 3 lined street, cozy it r and hold harmless the Glastonbury, 06033. Bedrooms, 2.5 baths, hearth, natural Manchester Herald, its FLORAL DESIGNER-With central vac, fully ap- woodwork, hardwood officers and employees BOOKKEEPING/ I CARPENTRY/ HEATING/ PAINTING/ 5 years experience plianced kitchen, floors, foyer, study. against any ana all PLUMBING PAPERING needed. Please submit fireplace, 3 car over Available immediately. INCOME TAX I REMODELING liability, loss or ex resume. Apply in per sized garage. Mag Manchester, $147,000. pense including Installation and I son only to Jim Parkin, nificent winter view of Dawn Sutherland. Joseph P. Detneo, Jr. CUSTOM QUAUTY Wall Papering and Painting TT attorneys' fees, arising Sr. Applications ac the Hartford skylinel Philips Real Estate, Certified Public Accountant One stop improvements. o fa i,G 8 S & l 30 years Experience from claims of unfair cepted on or after Unbelievable price of 742-1450. Framing to Painting. 'Water Healers ST trade practices, infring- Prolessional tax and accounting Insurance, References and January 28. Hebron $214,9001111 Jackson & Licensed & Insured. ■Warm A ir F una (»s ment of trademarks, Jackson Real Estate, services. All 1040 consultations held Free Estimates 7 T Florist, Route 66, 65 EZ COMMUTE TO I84-2 Call Dave Adamick Bolers EEK AND MEEK by Howla S c h n ald f trade names or patents, 647-8400. Main Street, Hebron, MilesI Neat, clean In the privacy of your home or otiice. for a free quote. Wilson OU Company MARTY MATTSSON SOU REALIZE THAT ^ ‘tOU'RE. AL50 violation of rights of CT.______ranch wKh sunken fam i ______643-9034______649-4431 o o privacy and infringe 645-6523 6458393 SOUMGERTHWO W R £ BRAND NEW LISTINGIII ly room featuring a ATTWISVERV A-^MEUr TKUE. ment of copyright and GET PAID-For taking easy snapshots! No Smart looking 7 room fieldstone fireplace and I'M atXRTHAAJ G O J IO A B E proprietary rights, unfair Cape Cod on Harlan St. woodstove. View of Income Tax Preparation NO JOB TOO SMALL WEIGLE’S PAINTING CO. 40 competition and libel experience. $900.00 KITCHEN & BATH Instant Service/Free Estimates Quality work at a The homing pigeons were suddenly I'VE- EVER BEEA3 ? per too. Call 1-900- in Manchester. 3 Lake Chaffee. Ex Reasonable ~ and slander, which may Bedrooms, 1.5 baths, tremely well insulated. Bath/Kitchen Remodeling reasonable pricel 53 55 very confused. 230-3636 ($.99/minute) REMODELING result from the publica fireplace, hardwood Come See-Come buyl Experienced - Your Home One Call Does It All Interior & Exterior or write: PASE-849X, tion of any advertise floors and carpeting, Ashford, $125,900. Bet From the smallest repairto the 30 Years Experience Free Estimates 55 53 161 S. Lincolnway, N. Dan Mosler ment in the Manchester appliances, economical largest renovation, we will do a M&M Plumbing & Heating Call Brian Weigle Aurra, IL 60542. ty Mora. Philips Real Herald by advertiser, in gas heat, easy care Estate, 742-1450. 649-3329 complete job. 649-2871 645-8912 THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME cluding advertisements Visit our teautiful showroom or stumped? Get answers to clues by calling “ Dial-a-Word” ¥ vinyl siding, pretty treed F « by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee in any free distribution GET PAID-For taking yard. Waling distance to call for your free estimate. at 1-900-454-3535 and entering access code number 184 publications published HEY, LOOK AT ME ACCOUNTING ------a easy snapshotsi No schools! Priced for fast 95c per minute: Touch-Tone or rotary phones. Unscramble these lour Jumbles, By the Manchester NOWIII The price of this MANAGEMENT SERVICES Heritage Kitchen & one letter to each square, to form o 1 i - i t experience. $900.00 action at $129,900. lour ordinary words. O rTTi Herald. dynamite 7 room Cape •T a x Preparation* LAW N CARE per 100. Call 1-900- Jackson & Jackson on Benton St. in Bath Center WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll 230-3636 ($0.99/ Real Estate, 647-8400. •Individual or Business* FIREWOOD Manchester has been HEYNO 2 PERSONALS Minute) or Write: PASE- F •Reasonable Rates* 254 Broad Street 9^YARDMASTERS reset at $133,900! r ' V r WAS STOPPINGr UP THE 849T, 161 S. •Free Pick-up and Delivery* Manchester RREWOOD WHAT WERE YOU tX>INa-AT BRICK RANCH-2-Car at Recently renovated Snow Plowing; Leaves Lincolnway, North 644’-8034 THE LIBRART YESTERPAV? WATER RXINTAIN WITH tached garage. Fire- from top to bottom, in Cut, Split, Raked and Trees Cut; \ ■ m Aurora, IL 60542. 649-5400 CELEBRITY CIPHER . CHEWINe auM. > Connecticut placed living room, ex side and outll 3 Seasoned, Delivered. Gutters and Garages Celebrity Cipher cryptograms are created from quotations by famous INTERVIEWER-$50K tra large kitchen, 3 bed Bedrooms, 2 full baths, people, past and present. Each letter in the cipher stands for T t G O W ITH TH E W IN N ER $110/cord C le a n e d ZARU Plus per year. Financial rooms, 2 baths. Lot, formal dining room, another. Today's clue' B equals C. SNOW PLOWING if Contractor of th* Year 1991 W 643-9145 Call 643-9996 Meet i.nstitution needs 90x156. Price is deluxe country kitchen, By International Remodefing A Contractors Association Call Anytime ' F C U P I J A representatives to inter $ 1 8 5 ,0 0 0 M arion E. 2-car garage and lots SNOW PLOWING view applicants locally. Robertson, Realtor, morel Call Quicklll D*v*r«aux'a Carpentry Serricee SINGLE Residential & Commercial Total Home Improvementa Z I O P I J P E No selling involved. Full 643-5953.______J a c k s o n & J a c k s o n 645-7275 LAFICA WHAT THE WI/MP Real Estate, 647-8400. Snow Blower Service Available or part time. (904) 872- COLUMBIA-Beautiful new • Portfolio • References WATERPROOFING GOT WHEN HE OKk 1444. F Free Estimates • Insured • Reg. #517-758 B R Z X E U P I C A lA lL I GIRLS!!! Contemporary, less _ w _ FOUNC? H IM SELF 1 MEDICAL ASSISTANT- than $100/square feet. MAJESTICALLY 649-4304 MISCELLANEOUS WET BASEMENTS? m ' > IN HOT WATEK, l-H L S YZOZIY JRPH 1-900*820-3355 For local OB-GYN Views. All the extras YOURSIII! $299,000. 3 649-4326 SERVICES Hatchways, foundation cracks, DIBITT office. Take B.P.'s, as priced at $299,900. Fireplaces! A true sump pumps, tile lines, gravity Now arrange the circled letters to ERNIE by Bud Grace $3/Min. Must be 18yrs. sist doctor with exams, Bring those offers in. show-place and retreat ATHPJRZIY JT feeds, and dry wells. Also damp form the surprise answer, as sug etc. Approximately 30 For more information in this 5 bedroom cen n gested by the alxjve cartoon. EKNte, -THIS TIME I GSL Building hours per week. Some call Jim Mallory or Jim ter hall Colonial offering TREE SERVICE/ ROOFING/ ness proffing of concrete walls ZYITUP.' — TYEPI 9EAUUV THE I 10 PART TIME HELP Maintenance Co. J 3 ^ HOUSE FOR VOU.'. n light office duties. Send Vansickin at Re/Max 2 family rooms, bright PRUNING SIDING Commercial/Residentlal and floors. Chimney clean outs, Print answer here: K Y Y Y resume to: T. East of the River, 647- sun room with leisure > ICAR. 3BEPR00fAS, 2 BAiTHS, WANTED building repair and home stone walls, and concrete repairs. Chmielewski, MD., 43 1419. view and custom fea (Answers Monday) PIWIM5. KooH, LIVING HAWKES TREE SERVICE LIONEL COTE improvements. Interior and Over 40 years experienced. Sen PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "I don't care for modern films — MED TECH-MT or MLT. West Middle Turnpike, tures throughout! Porter all crashing cars and close-ups of people's feet." — Jumbles: GLEAM CRIME FRUGAL HYBRID 1 ROOM... Bucket, truck & chipper. Yesterday's Part time. 20 to 30 Manchester. Street Areal Make your ROOFING & SIDING exterior painting, light car ior citizen discounts. D Lillian Gish. Answer: Did the statistician run the company, or was ENERGY EFFICIENT- Stump renusval. Free pentry. Complete janitorial O I " hours per week. appointment todayl •30 Years Experience O) he just this?-THE "FIGURE” HEAD READ BOOKS FOR PAYI Just reduced 1114 estimates. Special Albert Zuccaro Licensed lab in Anne Miller Real service. Experienced, reli $100 a title. No Bedroom Cape on quiet consideration for elderly and •Fully Insured Manchester. Estate. 647-8000. able, free estimates. Waterproofing Now back in Kock. Jumbl* Book No. 39 it a vtiltb lt for S240, which includes pottage experience. Call 1-900- one way street. Newly handicapped •License # 506737 and handling, from Jumbla. elo this ntw tp a p a r. P.O. B o i 43M. Orlando, FL 32M 2-43M . Hematology, oncology F In clu d t your nama, a d d ra tt and zlp c o d t and maka chack payabla lo Nawtpaparbookt. 847-7878 ($.99/minute) painted inside and out. 643-0304 646-3361 practice Heme 647-7553 646*9564 or write: PASE-849Y, Remodeled bath, newer MANCHESTER-NO I r experience. Ex 161 S. Linconway, N. carpeting and new MONEY DOWN! Lease perienced preferred. THE PHANTOM by Lea Falk A Sy Barry Aurora, IL 60542. kitchen floor. New shut- purchase. 3 Year old Call 649-2854 between ters and awnings. Ranch. Central air and ZHOLPTHivi^ WH4-IT'G . ^HE'&GOTAN \ 9am-4:30pm. Competi UTILITY COMPANY Fenced-in yard. Don’t heat, fenced in back Bl e p h a n t g a lle y CHIEF. UNTIL HEI <[lOEA TO KEEP \ tive salary and benefits. THE BORN LOSER by Art Sartaom JOBS-Start $7.80/hour, miss this onel CHFAII yard, attached garage. „THE POACH&iB,.. I R ETURN DOING? you ALIVE„ANP PART TIME-Manchester your area. Man and $126,000. Strano Real Contact John at 646- Bridge BATIEPYTHe IT'G yoUK APPgNC1X„.lT OH,HO ! m 6COP LORD GAVE ^ ^ ^ iO U L D T'OU COHEICJEP- doctor seeking assis Estate, 647-7653. 9 3 7 0 . Please leave \ CHIEF ABOUT women needed. No ex ^AJKAWGPLAKJT?-' tant for afternoon. Must F message. IVORY. lO O APPEKPIX FOP-A perience necessary. be dependable, respon- For information, call 1- I WAUT ONE! s ib le a n d h a v e a SALE, SALE. SALE- NORTH 1-M-Sl V 900-329-8429. TIRED OF THE SAME Reduced by $20,000. *862 Problematic clarer should win dummy’s ace of pleasant personality. Ext.2080. 6 am-8 pm. 7 clubs and then take a heart finesse. Must be flexible with ???? $289,000. Then 7 6 Adelaide Rd. *9 7 4 Days. $12.95 Fee. ♦ J 7 4 3 side-suit When his queen holds the trick, he does ¥ hours. Some evenings come see this beautKul Manchester. New, *AK5 not cash the trump ace but instead and some Saturdays. Glastonbury Colonial in $249,900. Off Porter St. 13 BUSINESS OPPOR better than move-in Beautiful custom brick By James Jacoby plays a low spade from both hands. Please call 646-5153. WEST EAST Regardless of the subsequent defense, If Leave message. TUNITIES conditioni This true Ell Ranch. New kitchen, e Q 10 9 7 * J 5 family home offers 4 in-ground pool, updated TJ52 *K 10 Today’s deal is similar to yester declarer will cash the ace of hearts, K L -41 RECEPTIONIST-2 Days mYJWEEK’. TVe/PEA. AVON CALLING-To buy bed-rooms, fireplaced p a s t 8 years, ro o f, ♦ Q6 ♦ K 10 9 8 2 day’s, but declarer’s approach has to play A-K of spades and ruff the last per week. Hours: 9:00- or sell, call Nellie. 875- family room, central air, furnace, new drive way. • Q J 10 8 *7 6 3 2 be different. Once again, declarer has spade if necessary. 3:00. Light typing. 643- 5033. and many extras I Be A great home for a side-suit, this time spades, with two This was not such a good game con HAGAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browne 8593.______close to schools and entertaining. Call for an SOUTH potential losers. But it will not ^ de tract, needing the heart finesse and THE GRIZWELLS by Bill Schorr ESTABLISHED VENDING • AK43 PEOPLE y^Ho SALES SECRETARY/ ROUTE-No Competion- Rte 2, yet set in the appointment, 24 hour clarer too much good to play A-K and probably a 3-2 heart split. It’s hard to APE you PEAPY I cAfJ'r m n / 00T WHY Afze 1 fO fZ
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