m - M A N C H E S TE R H E R A L D , Monday. March 28.1917 MANCHESTER M L M t W i SPORT ■STATE OF • w in L A H M mm JO N ATIM N F. WOOOymRDehe BUSINESS ft SER¥ICE DmECTORY ThePserdWSm JONATHAN F1MDRRICK At e meemw gfjfm er Ag. Court consMefB L^M lli O riw E ______yfOOOWARD eta JOHN F. Proarehan FNSAA hoop VNe WOODWARD oka X M N vWenentmeggkreh 8TRUCTIQW$Tr v ------«A fT HART­ WOODWARD OkO * g FJ* «f * 8 H!Wnii si 1988 revised 3 o87diowtng the EM b doewnents right on target b tlM .Vs quBBt FORD HlOH SCHOOL". PM JONATHAN WOODWARD Wkew by the CewmieHeii ere ewme b intemiotleii end seeelWcp- The Hen. Nermen J. In die omee et dw Town dork. Town ontoe Bunding^ AI9- ISI^ F Hone ere e v ileWe etfhe Pv- reuM> Jwdew ot the Coor r.C T . ^ P & § 9 9 IS tinaee Office. Seefedbldiwni f Frebeie, Diefriet et An- Doted ot Andsver, Cenneelleet Rils 3Wd dev et wereh, 1987. Pt OVIVWV be received until l;]0e.in., dover at e hearing hes tfottn* SarvTca* — •owoom romeewina, Tuesdcw, April 7, 19W at Morch M, I9Wiswerdwed L_____ IWLAWD/WBTLAHDS COMMISSIOM 0rmt0t. Pr00 c t n - Comofafo Roma ro- ivwiMiiuf lufi wiifvr fiwf^ which lime Ihey will be pub- oil claims must bo lu essntsd TOWW OF AHDOVBR. CONNCCTICUT / « L STO W MoMlaro • to the fldiiclory on or botoro 8RRT ROCKf, CHAIRMAN ootro oiMl romotfonna. llcly opened and read aloud. 87>ei (Mottoeotf roloo - wfWfOr The Roard at Education ree- Juno 1987 or bo barred 00 Wt laoootfta In bo- foocof roaafri. . . by low erovMsd. tRroomo ontf MtcRora. wooen) FreUmMonol, < B ». y i w /WooTorcarid ervee Hie rteht to accept or Smon-seola commor- axaorloncaa m all relect any or all Mde or Ihe Shoron 8. Frouss, occoipifatf. noht to waive lechnical fer- CHrk eM wom. Rooifforoa, ofiaoas of aatnftn* moiiiiee It It le In Ihe beet in- gmrrATWNiogn mowrotf, roforoncot. tradii. Ntof ooa- lereettodoea. The fiduciary le: Mary’ EulolleV MMW. ronRMd on ffmo. MoM- Richard A. Huet In Ike Osnoret Sorvleoo' ot- dionfiw o rcommorctai. Director 3 woe______smxrrTTmTcz. ■ ■ _ Ruelneee Servicee CoiumbHi,CT0e»7 41 Confer 91., Monehoo- mCOMC Tax orioara- eTO-n ter, CT enm AFRILiki.iseroT 1, 1987ot iMiMdMHMigMoali nmrftm otocfrf cm oroft- 11:88 o.m. to r tho fsNowinfBnWWiii®: Slit fM n M your Roma. Mmo? Mooera loraaer a OSFFTNaFvFSwTIi* wS*!l^^!eSf!n#. tfontfol. Aroa ootl- FUlKHASCOFONEd)Ofteci) TH# M ar# f iiicgfiBw, Aceoroff ontf raoMAo- m an roROir? Wt wot- r«oofrt. rov NCW SANITARY Long HIR Drhm, Mt. Mom MorMMfl. eoffra in rooitfonfiaf mofos, y«a>anobi«. iwmait.watfolt. Aroo _ LSOAL NOnca _____ ..wRIreeelvet____ iHaurlirstrr) V S f;il, i)f J '‘(rjf Hrralh LANDFILL COMFACTOR tori, c r.. MMBM. ANDOVR FLANNINO A lOWtNO CORHWtWOW OitiHiu m . msurod.MI- The Town ot Monchosler is Ceel Froeeeets - tor "Ser­ Am iv ffeonooa. Aroo vices of en ArcMfeet/mel- Action en on oeuoi oeesrhinttv om- neer tor Flews end SpeieHlea •tnm atw . Mt~sas3. T i m i m Maopers and eS?- etowsr. And roeulrosan otflr- IM C O M B T A X At o meeflno of me Ftonnlno A ZanIngCammleelan et An- motlve action eoHcy for oM et Itoiw for Fool FHNrs end w m a n m u m n d oo rp o w ereauibmen*, dever, Cennectlcvt, held en March 19,1987,, ______plane tore ______wibdl- Rs Contractors end Venders Codo CorroeHon RMrk - laet AwRoniioA m yeorhonw A# f m t UPS and seryfee. vleien entitled Plreh Meodew woe oppreved, wim merotlow- Hertford Hleh School ft Best Tuesfbiy, Atorch 24,1907 30 Cents SKAfMMSNIME OuaWy i MolMMKy os o condition ot dolne bosi- Horfford NHddio School." imi nor OMlonm Rx pro- AMa a sRor- Ing cendHIene; »sss with the Town, os per SEMflELINS' FOdsral Order lists. Cost Free esel Iwformetlow foMlonol «o rkn «n m to penina sarvtce inelud- 1. Frier te isMiance et bvlldino permite, Ihe hnprevemenle ond seeelll celt one ore eveft- recemmended by Tewn Ceneumno Engineer (reference, Ron on M W tM low. Can Jim •na Rot MHmaia m H: In0 circular tow cor- ■Id terms, etons ond seocWl- oMo et the Bsstness OfReo. letter doled February 17, 1987 from Richard Mthek and ottens ore ovotloWo at the Soolod CostwtFreesseti Fro e oltar0 o m .7«MOM. M dt fR> Modes. Qualify elte plane revleed March 3,1987.) S47-3S1S SRcwpenlne, KM Hfl- Oonsrol SorvIcos' ettlco. rocoivsd onlR8PVTW f Thot ellpulollene In report et Town SonHorlan doted Jan­ 4, 1987 011::.1 i;88e.m. etr M Hord i t . , f^oncXm^tr. TOWN OF MANCNeSTXn, CT Soviet buildup ______uary 13,1987, be compiled wNh. noeenr e. weiM. Ilmo they w4H bo eebRcIv That ellpulallene etofed In agreement between odlelnlng eeitenAL MAWAoen seswod ond rood otoud. Tho TAX ATTOANIY HAWKES free Service— Roord of Bdocottow ressrvos property owner Elfiobem Golchell end owner Scott the right to oceoet or roloct (M nrM nm Eucket truck A Vinci, doled February 19,1987 be compiled wWi. a f C T is e M . ony or oil cost groeoeols or mo pmpmaN To( Notonw. cRipper. Stump remo­ 4. That a permanent pin be set Indicallne Ihe common tho rteht fo wolvo fschwicol val. Free estimates. peinte of lete Ihree (3) and tour (4). STRETCH YOUR burger formotwtos H R Is In Iho best ELECTNICAL Confroc- budget By using one port Intsrsst to do so. poses danger, Special consideration Mope doted September 19SS revised >4-87 shewina Ihe above WHITMAN NAME your own prlco — for — Reploce fRot old Richord A. Hvot 1M Oownoy Orivo., Apt. A for elderly and Rondl- •«Wdlvtslen and action token by the Cemmistlen are on file soy extender to four ports FofRor ond son. Eosf, fuse panel, uporode fo In me Omce ot me Tewn Clerk, Town OHIce Bulldina, An­ Oiroclor Mpnchootof. S28-1901 copped. S47-7H9. of meot. Your taste buds _ gwdnsss SorvIcos dopondabto sorvice. a new circuit breaker dover, . won't be able to tell the 871-48 Eolnflno, PoporRono- panel. Dryer outlets, Doted at Andover, Connecituct mis 33rd day of March 1987. difference, but your A In0 A Eomevoi. Coll sw im m lne pools w ired, WlsMne will net tell ony- FLANNINO 4 ZONING COMMISSION budget will! Boost your •73-C337. ree rooms. Fixtures Household vinegar Is on Pentagon says T H E E A S Y W A Y to find a ttHnfl ... a low09 fabric softner when added noodod howsoRold Ifoms is piece one today! M3-37II. low-cost od In classified. one ridos? Why not offor If years experience, li­ to tho finol laundry rinse. wIfR o vranf od. Dial for sole wItR o nonf od? censed end fully In­ Chm ltled Is tho offectivo AO-TMI fo ploco your Just because you don't Coll 64}>Zni fo place your sured. Free estimotes. C0ND0MNHUM8 W M ino and Inoxponsivo way to Military expansion said oulck-ocflon od. use on Hern doesn't mean od. M M 3 M . the Item hot lost Its value. ID FOR RENT TO RENT find a cosh buyer for household Items you no FOR Sole— got stove, longer use. 643-2711. to exceed defense needs $125. Colonial couch, $50. Coll otter 5pm at C L E A N and Sunny one YOUNG professional, 643-5335. CARR By Norman Block bedroom Condo. Quiet male, seeking a oulet "Star Wars" weaponry, and have central neighborhood one-bedroom or studio 1 old Treddle sewing FOR RALE The Associated Press actually fired laser beams against In Manchester. M od­ oportment In Manches­ machine— 1 Singer aircraft and ground equipment M A N C H E S TE R . New to BRAND New Listing! 11 ern kitchen and ap­ ter area. Non-smoker, sewing machine with WASHINGTON - The Soviet over the past year capable of G overnm ent Hom es - cabinet. 1 electric Kent MAZDA 1980 RX7 68— from $1 (U repair). the market! Excep- Approved building lot pliances. One year no pets, references Amrfin stereo with se­ Unkm expanded virtually every blinding individuals. available. 523-3883. Oregon. Coll 643-9279. FART Time— Become a Delinquent tax prop­ tlonaly nice a room In excellent Columbia lease. $475 month. Days parate opline cossette, part of ite m ilitary araenal laat The Pentag(m said the Russians erty. Repossessions. Chalet type home, 3 location. Survey ovlal- call Denise qt 643-2711. POOLi Amazing dTT- 4 speakers, 5 speed year, in the proceaa deploying have increased to more than 180 the Community Represen­ ocunt! Limited time tative. Neighbor to Call 1-S0S-6«7-6000. Ext. bedrooms, lovely fam­ ble, reody to be built Evenings and wee­ trtmsmisslon, spoilers increaaiiigly advanced weaponry number of mobile, single-warhead on. Coll for directions. kends call Pat at 525- only. The big new fan­ Neighbor hot openings GH-9965 for current ily room, 2 full won front and rear, over­ that undercuta the Weat’e aMHty to SS-28 intercontinental ballistic mis­ fireplaces, 3 full baths, $ 7 5 ,0 0 0 . Ja c k so n 0684.O Marchandlsa tastic 1987 family size size tires, gold and In m any area towns for repo list. ft deter war, the Pentagon aahl today. siles aimed at the United States; swimming pool and Jockson Real Estate. pool Includes huge sun chrome wheels, new o qualified person to M A N C H E S TE R — clean MANCHESTER— 3 bed­ From nuclear misailea and aub- will soon deploy the large, rail- much more like new 647-8400.D room, V/7 baths. Fully deck, fencing, filter, Indy maroon point, re­ welcome new residents and comfortable Is this ladders, and warranty marinea to Jet aircraft and attack mobile SS-X-24 ICBM, which car­ Into your own com­ throughout. $194,900. U appllanced kitchen, 2 cent shocks front ond 6 room vinyl sided half for only $978. Full fi­ heliooptera, the Rusaian buildup munity. For more In- duplex. Enloy your A R Reolty. 643-2692.P When you call Classified car garage. No pets. E l FURNITURE rear. High highway ries 18 warheads; have placed in $700. 647-1215 7 fo 10pm. nancing available. miles. Really sharp throughout 1868 waa unrelenting operatiim the first Delta IV-class formotlon coll 346-2434. own bock yard on a ip rin g Is lust around the to place on ad, a friendly First cornel First corner...And will this 647-1215. FOR Sale 4 piece queen Sports cor. Must seel and went "far beyond legitimate ballistic missile submarine; and quiet street. Afforda­ Ad-VIsor will answer your serve! Call Foul 1-800- pnOlO TttnlOWy yard look beoutiful size bedroom set by $3500. 649-3642 otter requirementa for defenae,” the will soon deploy potent new ground- Wf WANT ADS ore the ble of t90,000. Keith call and help you word MANCHESTER— 852-7665 or 203-563-1161. with the Inground pool Lone. Contemporary 7pm .D Pentagon aaaerted In ita annual friendly woy of finding o Real Estate. 646-4126. your od for best response. Available Imme­ and sea-launched variants of opened up. 3 bed­ 643-2711. diately. New condo, styling, walnut finish. INSULATED Window. Ch e v r o l e t M o n te written aaaeaament. cosh buyer for applian­ SOUTH Windsor. Excel- Had over 300 In stock, nuclear-tipped cruise missiles. Em ergency treneportetlon rooms, 3 full baths, 2nd floor, 2 bedroom. Excellent condition. Carlo 73, $800. The Sovieta alio continue to ces, musical Instruments, lent fam ily home In $500. Call 743-0274 only 90 left. Triple The Soviets are also in the midst quiet neighborhood. 3 cool stove, quiet dead­ Heat/hot water. Adults Chevette, 79, parts outepend the United States on of improving the accuracy and cars and a host of other end street In Ellington. gloss, double hungs, only, best offer. 649- Items. bedroom Ranch with 13 preferred. No pets. strategic defensive aystema, or "lethality” of the SS-20 Emergency personnel carry Brian Robinson, 27, to the was In critical condition this morning, aoMrdlng to a Jackson A Jackson $750/month plus secur­ sliders, crank out, ond 5306 offer 5:30. X 30 living room , dining REAL ESTATE LAWN AND storm doors. Brand intermediate-range missiles de­ LifeStar helicopter Monday afternoon following an Hartford Hospital spokeswoman. Town of ManchoBter room and kitchen with Real Estate. 647-a400.o ity. Pool, parking R E N A U L T — 1980, fa ir WANTED space. Write P. O. Box OAROEN new must sell all. First ployed against Europe — the accident in which the man fell from a roof he was shingling Fire Capt. John Hughes said Roblnaon fell from a roof at center Island breakfast TAK E Your pick. Classic m come first serve. Un­ condition. $300.647-1144 bar. 12 X 30 lower level oversized Capes on 8093, Manchester, Ct. before 2pm.______misMIes the Reagan administra­ Real Estate TOP price paid for multi LAWN Mowing. Spring heard of prices. Coll tion hopes to eliminate under a new on Cottage Street. Robinson, of 32 Jefferson St., was 73 Cottage St. at about 3:45 p.m. Ha fell about 30 feet and rec room with bar. 1 Wellman Road. These 06040. FORD LTD Landau— family properties. Coll clean ups and light Woyne, 666-6S06. arms contnd agreement. treated for head in|urles at Manchester Memorial Hospital struck a lower porch roof before landing on a pile of car garage. $144,900. D. spacious homes are M A N C H E S TE R . 2 bed- hauling. Reasonable 1979, 71,000, $2500/best Iran warns 2 Boland Borothers, 649- d i s c o u n t Carpeting. W. Fish Realty. 643-1591 available for your In­ room condo. Fully op- offer. Good condition. "These techMcal Improvements before being taken to Manchester High School at 5:20 p.m. shingles on the ground, Hughes aaid. m M E S 2947. prices. Free estimates. Coll now for huge sav­ or 871-1400.O spection. Coll today pllonced kitchen, Call Rick after 5pm at 643-9279. are already being integrated in a | « | and see what can be ings I Com mercial, res- to be transported by helicopter to Hartford Hospital. He FOR SALE MANCHESfER. iu le 3 central air, car port, 643-5249. against use new, improved version of the SS-20 yours tommorrow. pool, tennis, rec area dentlal, plush, level bedroom starter ranch loop. All top quollty TRUCKR/VANR that could become operational in In nice residential Blanchard A Rossetto. available. 1 small pet 1007," the Pentagon said. All reol estate advertised In "We Guarantee Our Rantals goods I Save! Sovel the Manchester Herald Is neighborhood. Fire- accepted. $750 per FUEL 0H./C0AL/ FDR RALE The new m ilitary assessment Is Houses". 646-2483.0 month. 1 year lease Save I Call 643-2659 tor of force sublect to the Fair Hauslng placed living room. Ap- FIREWOOD free quote. contained in the sixth edition of Act of ItM, which makes It pllanced kitchen with BA G A Bargain and a plus security deposit. G M C 1902 1500 series, Carr surprised by shelter cuts FOR Sole ladles dress "Soviet Military Power,” a slick 3 Illegal to advertise any pref­ exit to enclosed porch. great family home too I APARTMENTS 649-0795. FIREWOOD— $53 a cord, 62,000 miles, 6.2 diesel, NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) — Iran’s erence, limitation or discrim­ maker form. Com­ full working cop with booklet that has become the Rea­ 4 i * room Colonial on ination based on race, color, Hardwood floors, vinyl FOR RENT a foot lengths, green, Parliament speaker, Hashemi Raf- siding, 3 cor detached the west side near delivered. 5 cord min­ pletely adlustoble rock, carpenter or con­ gan administration's primary vehi­ By Gaorga Layng the money it needs from new Before moving to Its current more difficult to fill the position. religion, sex or notional widths and lengths. $50. tractor special. Asking sanjani, said today that If the origin, or on Intention to garage. $121,900. D. W. grammar school, mu­ THREE room apartment. STORE AND imum. Master/VIso cle for releasing information about Herald Raportar programs being considered by the location at 400 Main St., the shelter Until now, volunteera have been 633-4278. _^rlce$5000Ji49;;3|«ft United States launched an attack in moke any such preference, Fish Realty. 643-1591 or seum, boll fields, and No appliances. No OFFICE SPACE cord. Northern fire­ Soviet force developments. state’s General Assembly. was in operation for three years in a providing night supervision. limitation or discrimlnotlon. 071-1400.O playgrounds. The Kids pets. Security. Call 646- wood distributors. 272- FO RD 1960 pickup. F100 the Persian Gulf "Americans will The 1087 version of the publica­ be unsafe throughout the world.” The executive director of the However, Human Services Direc­ variety of locations around town, What particularly upsets her The Herald will not know­ M A N C H E S TE R . $104,900. will love It and so won't 2426, weekdays 9 to 5. 3616. '6 ton, 8 cylinder, new tion was to be formally unveiled ingly accept any advertise­ you I Pleasure Backed OFFICE space for rent — E N D R O L L 8 In a Tehran radio interview, Manchester Area Conference of tor Hanna Marcus said It Is Carr said. Its expenses were about the cutback, Carr said, was Newer listing. Lots of M A N C H E S TE R — 2nd tires, battery good today by Defense Secretary Caspar ment which Is In violation ot Guarantee...Open Sun­ Manchester prime 27'6 Width - 288 Churches reacted with surprise uncertain whether the state legisla­ relatively minor during those ye­ that in ita first year of operation, the warmth and charm floor, 3 bedrocim, heat OFFKE/RETAIL shape. Best offer. 649- monitored in Nicosia, he declared: How. day 1-4,51 Division St., downtown profes­ 13% width • 2 lor 288 W. Weinberger. The 189-page boo­ today to a $13,000 cut in her budget tion will be passed. One bill would ars, in large part because many town appropriated 820,000. Only best describes this 6 and appliances. No sional suites available 3956. "The events in Lebanon could be In Concliilonlll Blanchard A Rossetto. EQUIPMENT ■ m u s t bs ploksd up St tho I klet, compiled prim arily by the provide money to shelters to hire volunteers helped care for the 810,000 was used, and the rest waa room IVi story Cope pets. $550 plus security. from 1,000 to 6,000 repeated for the Americans around request for the town's homeless Oversized Raised "We Guarantee Our I Hsrsid Offlos Mondiy thru | Defense Intelligence Agency, is shelter. additional staff, but Marcus said shelter residents. given back, she said. Now that style home. Two bed­ Coll 646-3979. square feet. Lease or DEC— Rainbow 100PC MDTDRCYCLER/ the world.” Ranch. t159,t00. Beau­ Houses ". 646-2483.0 I Thursdsy bslots Hem . only. crammed with color charts, photos M ACC had asked Town Manager this is being opposed by other state However, M ACC expects a signif­ there is a real need for the rooms, V/7 baths, din­ MANCHEifElt — Maple purchase. Boyle Real digital computer 2 ye­ He apparently referred to the tiful home situated on GLASTONBURY, Smlth- MDFEDR and graphs. Robert B. Weiss for $28,000 for agencies that fear it is too icant deficit this year and probably additional funds, they are not being nearly 1 acre lot. ing room, den, galley Wood apartments. Estate Company. 649- ars old. Used very lit­ deadly bombings of the U.S. Em ­ brook. Prestigious de- The bMkIet says that while Soviet expensive. next year, Carr said. The size of provided, Carr complained. Am ong the many fine type kitchen. Older New luxury, two- 4800. tle. CP M -M S D O F-M - K A W A S A K I— 1981, 440 bassy and Marine headquarters In 1987-88 to operate Its homeless home with many op­ velopment on m ilitary spending continues to that deficit is unknown, and Carr features of this home bedroom townhouses. Baslc$3300 647-0069. LTD, good condition. Beirut in 1983 and the kidnappings shelter on Main Street. portunities. Sentry cul-de-sac near shop­ Automotlva Increase at a rate of roughly 3 said she had no estimate available. ore large family room 279 Bldwell Street. 649- $800. Call 649^9699. of Americans In Lebanon. Eight In his budget proposal released As for the amount appropriated In addition, Carr said the town’s Real Estate. 643-4060.O ping and highways. percent a year — below the rates of Next year, the operating costs with built In book 5249. INDUSTRIAL PETS AND YAMAHA Virago, 1985, Americans remain captive, most Monday, Weiss decided the town for M ACC, Marcus admitted it was requirement that only Manchester M A N C H E if ER. $116,900. Houses feature central the 1960s and 1970s — military are scheduled to increase, she said. shelves, sliding doors air, central vac. Indi­ COVENTRY — PROPERH SUPPLIES TOOcc. Like new, gor- believed held by pro-Iranian Shiite should give $12,000. “only a token award compared to residents be helped at the shelter to 16 X 16 deck over­ New to market. Com­ CARS expenditures are now consuming what they've received In the past.” In addition to insurance, utility vidual styling. Contem­ convenient location. 1 aged. 1500 miles. $2500 Moslems. That figure is a 14.29 percent has prevented MACC from receiv­ looking large back pletely renovated six bedroom duplex aport- 2000 saare feet cold stor­ OBEDIENCE and or FOR SALE or best offer. 649-0852. between 18 percent and 17 percent increase over the $10,500 the shelter This was done because of the costs will be higher. The heating ing additional state aid for home­ room Cape In mint poraries and tradltlon- Rafsanjani reiterated that Teh­ yard. Great place for ment. Carpeting, age space tor rent. training— Sick ot being of the Soviet Union’s gross national expectation of state money. If those system was not in full use until condition. Two bed­ alB. Our plans or yours. KAWASAKI 1985, Tecote ran would intervene with the now receives, Weiss said. less shelters. While she said M ACC gardnersMI Call and Call today for details. beamed celling. $365. Central. $225 per afraid ot going out CHEVY Citation XII— product. funds do not come through, she said recently, so fuel bills have been let us show you these rooms, dining room, 3 wheeler, 250cc, water kidnappers to free the hostages if But it Is not enough to fund the Is not upset with this restriction, she Joyce G. Epstein Real I'/i months security month. Warren E. alone at night 1 You can 1983 loaded, 40k, really By comparison. Pentagon spend­ the town may consider an addi­ lower this year than they probably features and othertll flreploced living room, Howland Inc. 643-1108. cooled. Never raced. the United States frees several shelter, said Nancy Carr, M ACC said it should make the town even Estate. 647-8895.0 deposit. No pets. buy a protection dog or sharp, excellent condi­ 8900. 646-8607. ing consumes about 6 percent of tional appropriation. will be next year, she said. Realty World central air, newer car­ Adults preferred. 742- have yours trained at billion dollars’ worth of Iranian executive director. more willing to provide flnancial FOREST Hills. Lovely tion. $4500 firm. 646- America’s GNP. If other money is not found, either The shelter also has been operat­ Frechette Associates. peting. Full basement, 5295. your home. Guaran­ 9861. assets frozen by Washington. C arr said she was surprised by assistance. 646-7709.P private yord. Won't L-shoped 3 bedroom OARAOES Many of the weapons and re­ the cut because she thought she had through private donations or from ing without a paid night supervisor, Marcus, though, disputed that AVAILABLE May 1st— 6 teed results. Call any­ OLDi Delta 88 Royale CARR His remarks came amid tension last long I Sentry Real Ranch In the Forest time day or night. 522- search programs discussed in the made a good case for the funds the state aid programs, service to C arr said, which has helped to and said she knows of no state iO U TH Windsor. Lovely, Hills section of Man­ room duplex, centrally AND STORAOE 1980. Excellent condi­ FOR RALE over Iran's deployment of anti-ship Estate. 643-4060.O 6934. new publication have been reported the shelter residents would have to reduce operating costs this year. money the shelter is losing. flat, and large yard, In chester. Cathedral located. $600 plus se­ tion. New tires and missiles in the Strait of Hormuz, the when the budget proposal was previously, as has the threat posed be cut, C arr said. She said M ACC wants to hire the quiet neighborhood, 3 celling In living room curity. 646-6207 after MANCHESTER. Brick FOR Sale— Collie pup­ battery, am/tm gateway to the Persian Gulf. being drafted. "They’re getting a pretty sltable bedroom Ranch with Hundreds of readers turn garage. Available for to the West by the Soviet Union’s She said a paid night supervisor supervisor as soon as possible. with beautiful full wall 3:30. pies, A K C registered. cassette. M any extras. U.S. ^ re ta ry of Defense Caspar ‘"This is basic human needs. It proportion of their budget from the new vinyl siding and to Classified every day s to ra g e o n ly . $40 Whites, tris, and Sa­ ability to upgrade the quality as M ACC hopes to hire might have to If the extra money is not fireplace. Offered of VERNON— 5 room apart- $2000 or best offerrCall Weinberger said Sunday that the would not be m y choice with m y tax state,” she said. newer root. $128,900. searching for some par­ monthly. 649-4003. bles. 745-4095. Jim M6-6650 otter 4pm. well as quantity of its weapons. be laid off, and the shelter would provided, though, the person might ticular Item. Will your ad $164,900. Joyce G. Ep­ ment In 2 family home. TAKE A LOOK United States is prepared to protect dollars,” she said, noting that C a rr said she would like to see the Strono Real Esate. 647- stein Real Estate. 647- Ideal for professional “Each year, however, we con­ have to refuse help to those who have to be hired with the under­ 7653.0 be there? 643-2711. FORD Station wagon 74. oil tankers against Iranian attacks Weiss is proposing to rebuild the full $25,000 appropriated, but only 8895.0 couple or singles. No front a more technologically ad­ need more attention. C arr said she standing that there would be a Good body, clean In­ FACTORY EXECUTIVE CARS and is drawing up contingency Charter Oak tennis courts at a cost on the condition that it is used as pets. $550 with garage. side, runs good. 646- vanced Soviet Union, which has cannot understand why more mo­ layoff when the money runs out, Direct from Ford plans for m ilitary action. Iran has of $78,000. needed. This way, If there is money Utilities not Included. 1380. been aided by theft and legal In his budget proposal, Weiss said ney was not put in the proposed probably in December. left over, It could go back to the . 116 months security. Motor Co. Detroit, attacked tankers of other nations acquisition of Western technology the shelter may be able to receive budget for the shelter. Carr sdid this would make It even town, she said. Write box M M c/o M ichigan. during its O'A-year-old war with and growing sophistication of the Manchester Herald, All cert ere loaded with Iraq. USSR’s own scientific knowledge," Manchester, Ct. 9 equipment. Have low mllaa Rafsanjani also referred to the the new booklet says. 9 ** 6 'l'7 - 8 0 0 0 f * V ESTATE STUDIO type and carry balance of abortive 1980 U.S. attempt to rescue The United States and its allies apartment— partly fur­ factory warranty! American hostages held at the U.S. have "in- the past relied upon Haig enters race stressing ieadership nished. Working single Embassy in Tehran. Eight Ameri­ male preferred. Lease. 88 Sable L8 Wag. *14,309 superior technology to ensure >the Charming Updated Cape East Hartford - 4 bedroom can serWeemen were killed in the continuance of an effective deter­ Ik Security. No pets. 643- 88 Taurus 4 Dr. '12,888 By Sandy Johnson Asked about his lack of a natural tion’s foreign policy. 3880. desert at Tabas, 100 miles south of rent," the book says. constituency, Haig said he counted His most public moment came •109,900 •157,900 88 Sable LS 4 Dr. '14,088 the Iranian capital, when a helicop­ The Aosocloted Press MANCHESf Eit spacious among hla constitutents former shortly after Reagan was felled in 88 Tempo 4 Dr. '9798 ter crashed Into a transport plane. Please turn to page 10 5 room centrally lo­ NEW YORK - Alexander M. servicemen and servicewomen, an assassination attempt March SO, cated apartment. Haig, stressing his decades of "new-generatlon" Americans and 1981. He appeared in the White Adults preferred. No Moriarty Bros. sendee to other presidents, an­ the business community. House press room and declared "Aa fl H pets. Security. Refer­ TODAY’S HERALD nounced his bid for the Republican Earlier today, Haig said of his of now, I am in control here In the ences. $550 plus utlll- Used Car Specials candidacy, “ I don’t know of an White House pending the return of tles. 649-0533. presidential nomination today and 84 Riviera 18K '12,800 said “ what I offer is leadership for endeavor more honorable.” the vice president." NICE 3 bedroom single PLYMOUTH VOYAGER 88 Am erica.” " It ’s both momentous and fright­ In the final days of the Nixon family Cape for rent. Firebird, A C '9206 RM ld«ntg fiM fir* R « a l n l c « 83 Datsun 200SX '8996 Haig acknowledged his candi­ ening and a litttle Intimidating,” administration, he rose to chief of $800 per month. Coll About 18,000 residents of Nantl- Tonight will will clear and cool. SAVE $ 8 7 0 82 Mazda RX-7 '8400 dacy for the 1080 nomination is a Haig said on N B C ’s "To d a y" show. staff and helped prepare the Boland Brothers. 649- coke. Pa., fled their homes as a Low near 38. But Wednesday things 2947. 74 long shot, but said he has the ability Haig told hundreds of enthusias­ embattled president’s defense Dstuxs ololb Mils, IlgM pkg., Ply Horizon 4 dr. *2280 precaution this morning when a begin to shape up real nice again. 84 and the desire to lead the nation Into tic supporters Monday night; against Watergate impeachment MAtictiSITRit i bed- ■utofflstle tisns., rssr window dstog- ^ Q-Merquis 4 dr. '9896 chemical fire spread a cloud of Another sunny and warm day Is 84 the 1900s. "What I offer la leadership. charges. 7 room townhouse 116 esr. duel ismoMmIrrots, gtdgs pkg.. snVtm Bulek Regal '8296 toxic chemicals over the area, expected. High In the middle 60s. Leadership to take our country When Nixon left office, Haig was 7 boths, wall to .wall car­ •Hfso, power bmkm, power Htsdne, rssr wIpsiT - 84 Mazda RX-7 •8896 A t a news conference, Haig I C g jW O M ^ W S m ^ O M ^ M S CONDOMINIUMS authorities said. No Injuries were Details on page I. safely Into the next decade, to build named supreme commander of the peting, appliances. ***-'?'**?.***?' tInNd glsss, Hsiogsn head NgM end mueh more. Frloo 87 Continental 4K '28,800 roughed In some of his poeltions. FOR SALE $515 plus utilities. ?*•!?**.?’* °'9** 9? 6v*ln— » 3«3MT tukHM te prior ssN. Plus teiss Nx, pMs. reported. Story on page 7. a more pros^rous America, lead­ North Atlantic Treaty Organisa­ 83 Alllenoe 4 dr. toSOB On the military draft; he opposes J Milne Real Estate Inc., its relnstituUon, saying It would ership to dedicate America to tion, serving in that poeitlon until he 88 MIt. Qalant '12,600 I n c t o x 518-6573 or 569-4161. result In "recreating the controv­ excelienca In all fields, and leader­ left the m ilitary as a four-star W O R TH LOOKING Into ... 84 Pont. Gran Prix •8886 CREAM Of the Croplll "EASY DOES IT" Is the n m r s H ~e~w to paggg, 2 ogcHono ersy ot the lOTOs.” ship, above all, of an America general in 1070. the many borgolnt ot­ way to describe placing o 88 tered tor sole every day In Forest Rldgo Condo. townhouse— 3 bed­ Isuzu DLX P/U '7886 On aid to the Nicaraguan Con­ willing and able to keep the peace.” He considered a White Houae bid Impocobly main­ wont od. Just call 643-2711 rooms, fully a p ­ 88 Lynx 4 dr. (2) '3006 FO I h«ad iM tlflM Advice. . 14 Lottery. Haig, at 61, has come as close to that w a r but backed away after a Ihe classified columns I and we do the rest I tras: he supports continued aid, ta in e d . 2 b e d ro o m pllanced kitchen, 116 86 Marquis (2) Classined .10-20 Obituaries____ 10 the power of the presidency as any lengthy exploratory effort. Inatead, townhouse. Largo Reporte on autopeiee conducted saying, “ The consequences of end­ VERNON— townhouse 3. baths, central olr, $700 Comlee a Opinion______8 man not elected to the White Houie. he became president of a major rooms, only 2 units In MANCHESTER. Lydoll per month. 1 year by the atate medical examiner ing that aid ... would be Adult condo complex this building, all ap­ Woods townhouse should be made public unless a Connecticut _A-S Poople______2 devaaUUng.” He was President Reagan’s first defense contractor. United ’Tach- 1st Roor unit, 4 rooms, lease, security deposit. MORIARTY pliances remain. 1 cor co ^o . 2bodrooms, 1V4 No pets. 649-0795. court finds a compelling reason to Enlerteinmeni 14 S p o r t s 15-17 On federal financaa: he supports ■ecretary of state, aerving a nologles, until Reagan tapped him now corpotlnB. Move In detached carport, pool baths, walkout bose- Fiuhm ( ( Televltlon _ _ 14 tumultuous IS months before re­ tor secretary of stato. Since resign­ condIHon. Across from 2 bedroom townhouir BROTHERS keep them aecret, says the head of a balanced federal budget, saying, ALEXANDER HAIQ and tennis courts I mMt, garage, large 301 Center it. the state Freedom of Information MH8 world___8 U.S./World____7 however, he would not back a tax signing after atrivlng to build a ing in June 1903, Haig has set up a Hw pool. Tennis courts balcony, appliances. Heat, hot water, cor- CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH, INC. $158,900. Jackson A Oommisaion. Story on page 4. W e a tb a r_ ___2 reputation as "vicar’’ of the na­ consulting firm. ... bid a long thot ond sDoppInB close by. c o rp e tlM . petlne, air codlNoner, 55 WINDSOR AVrNUE*VtRNON«B7 5 .1311 Manoheater, C T Local new a.3,10 increase to accomplish that goal. 889,908. Klernen Jockson Real Estate. 847-0480.O 8)38,000 owner. 6 4 6 4 m all opplloncts. Nice lo-rw'v^'W 'Ywww'W ''W Tw III XXI RgMtv. 889-n47. . kvonliiBs 6434274 Bays. cation. Coll 647-1998. $^^*^****^^^^ JLU 643-S136 t - UfANCHMTCT HERALD. Ttoadwr. 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Suicide w ^ O v iif^ . 1 1 8 0 Uni WEATHER M € U K A e 9 t m r / A r e a Towmm tm B r i^ films 2 cliolces coi Conn«ctfcut foracMt THE WEATHER Chartot Kuralt to visit hospital reviewed on EIHs strf The Aoc»WeaVwr "foivcast forSAJl^ Ceahrai, ToaigM. etoar. Lew arar lA CBS News reporter and aneliorman Charies Kuralt will be the B y G eorg* Lo yn o NEWH * * 20 « aft- moatly a m a y aad w arm day tottamUklaMa. speaker at a (finner at Manchester Memorial Hospital to honor Concerned with the recent rash of H m M R w p w fer ratiflcatii dtoar. Law major donon, the hospital haa announced. teen-age suicides, ttie Board of aehcdulet ligkt earialiia wiatf. fFaftwaday. moatly Kuralt, best known for bis "On the Road’’ reporta about the Education reviewed a fllmstripand The state Supreme Court maybe eight-day tat «Mi taenmlaf etoota ia dM country’a back road placea and pet^ta, has been with CBS simte a video on suicide at its meeting asked to decide wMch of two buriala afteraooa. Rigfe in tbe mkfsar bat drofiplnc Into tile 1057. Called "the laureate of tta commra man,” he also is the Monday night. The two are meant standards should be used In (freer- diatinhed upper Meat tile atara duriHf ita aftemoofl. anchorman for "Sunday Morning.” to be shown to eighth-grade health mining whether to releaee Inftinnn- aM etola Itardiwaat m ta Toalgkt, etair. Law araiaHf M. Kuralt, 52, has won two Emmy awards and two George Foster education courses. tlon frofti the grand Jury inveetiga- Reprea Wediieaclay, aaoay and warm taC with btena^tag Wlm’s Nwgk:? Peabody Awards for the "On the Road" series, which began in After some discussion, the board tton into mtinIciiMl corruption in (flg g i^ altaraoon Mgb clouda. High near 88. 'The great escape artist Harry Houdini was bom on this 1987. agreed that "Understanding Sui­ Enfield, a Hartford Superior Court Cemeteri cide" was more appropriate than day in 1874. The "handcuff king” was reported to have Judge has said. eratea Cf "Preventing Teen-Age Suicide: Superior Court Judge John Byrne Catholic Across th# nation escaped from straitjackets, jail cells, vaults, packing Directors Invite gripes April 9 You Can Help." a filmstrip about a haa mnt a letter to attorneys reached 1 crates dropped in water, and a giant University of girl who becomes pregnant, has an invirived in the ease wrirtHgthem to ment Moi A powerful winter atorm continued to pummei the Pennsylvania football. Houdini willed his secrets to his The Mancheater Board of Directors has scheduled a comment abortion and then takes her life. be prepared next Friday to rabmit The a session April Ofrom Oto 10a.m. in the Board of Directors’ Office The filmstrip and video shown at after aim PIMaa today, wHii wfodKlilvenamwelogilivnMHb brother, who toured under the name “Hardeen.” ’The a list of questions diat the Sopreme and heavy rain aw eiliiv rfvera and Mreama. in the M unici^l Building. Residents who have complaints or Robertson School during the Court could use in coMiderlng the tiotti inv A blinard warning conOnned in weatem Kanaaa, will specified that manuscripts about Houdini’s suggrotions are invited. board’s meeting were requested issue, attorney Malcolm Barlow, mediator where up tofinehea of enow drifted up toSfeet deep, methods be burned after Hardeen’s death. Only some of Future sessions will be held the first Tuesday of each month board member Bernice E. who represents the Manchester in New H eloaing many roada. Total anowfall waa expected to this information has survived. from 9 to 10 a.m. and the third Thursday of each month from 8:30 “ Bunny" Cobb. Herald, said Monday. spokeimt reach a foot. to 7:30 p.m. *1110 eighth-grade health classes The two standards are "public Departmi currently have no films to go with A winter atorm warning covered central and DO YOU KNOW - On what holiday did Houdini Interest,” and "particularised M Ficki li the suicide section of the course, northeaatem Nehraaka, whereover aincheaof mow die? need." Three newsiwpers have contract which will be covered in early May. had fallen hy early today. AFFIMie Joined in a lawsuit asking that the until afti W m m C o m S M o n w y MONDAY’S ANSWER - Japan attacked Pearl Harbor in Housing starts dedlne In month said Allan B. Chesterton, director today. O 1987 Aocu-W«alh«f. Inc On Monday, anow driven by winda over 70 mph transcript of the investigation — 1S41. of curricuium. Richan knocked out electricity, cloaed acbotda and Four new housing starts were reported in Manchester during SoBkIng up woniB which M to the arrest of two 3 -2 4 -8 7 ' Knowledge Unlimited. Inc 1987 The Instructional Materials Re­ prominent Manchester developers rector of higbwaya and made driving treacheroua in Texaa, February, but the statewide total of 1,189 was below January’s view Committee, designed to act aa Alans Hovoy reads in a mattraas-bottomad bathtub In — be made public. tion, said T h « Accu-Waathar Nehraaka, Kanaaa and Oklahoma. flgures, according to the Connecticut Department of Housing. A Mewsp^er la E4acati 1 Arkanaaa through the lower Miaaiaaippi Valley to Almanac County, which includes 10 other towns besides Andover, Bolton something else. to prove than "particolarized ce il hai Midwatt m d uppar fcaritoow (S t | Alabama and northweat Florida. and Coventry, there were 32 starts. According to Chesterton, "Un­ Coventry officials need.” wasineludedinalawpassed Daniel D QraatLakttto Flaah flood watchea were iaaued in central In January. 33 more units were started, the department said. derstanding Suicide" was found to by the General Assembly in I9M chapel! i be more appropriate but hasn’t Hartford Florida. Kanaaa, where atreama were flooding. Up to 7 Today is Tuesday, March 24, supporting actor for "The Trea- "The first few months of each year have traditionally that changed grand Jury proceed­ inchea ot rain had fallen there aince early Monday. the 83rd day of 1087. ’ThereareM2 mure of Sierra Madre” while his witnessed reduced housing production," said Commissioner been integrated into the ings. However, the Enfield probe Memb curriculum Flood warainga continued for eaatem Nehraaka, days left in the year. son, John, won an Oscar for Jospeh E. Canale. "The slight decline in housing activity during want help for old and others around the state were Worker* The school system’ s three eighth- where lowland flooding la expected to continue February can be attributed to a normal seasonal decline. begun before the law took effect. midnight Today’s highlight in history: directing die iricture. grade health teachers found the through Wedneaday. Up to 4 inchea of rain aent the The Supreme Court last week rejecting In 1882, German scientist Ro­ In 1985, the Tennessee Williams video acceptable, he said. By Jocquellne Bennett program, prescription drug costs said the new law did not invalidate hourly pi Little Blue and Big Blue river ayatema over their bert Koch announced in Berlin play "Cat on a Hot Tin RooT’ Teacher Eunice Heinlein said the Herotd Correspondent will also be lower, she said. banka. The Platte River overflowed below the these investigations. However, it first yea that he had discovered the opened on Broadway with Bar­ Revaluation field work continues video "stresses the points we want In addition. Grady favors a hill cent* in e mouth of the Elkbom and continued to riae today. did not address the issue of which hacillus responsible for bara Bel Geddes as Maggie, Ben to get across.” She added that it COVENTRY - Department slated to come before the Connecti­ standard siMnild be used when the year*. Aa the atorm moved north, winter atorm watctaa Revaluation field teams from the Manchester assessor’s office tuberculosis. Gazarra as Brick and Burl Ives as wouldn’t have the same impact as heads from the Human Services cut General Assembly this year investigations, such as the Enfield Under were iaaued acroaa south central South Dakota and will be working on the following streets this week: Ralph Road, the filmstrip, however. office told the Town Council last entitled "One-stop shopping for the Big Daddy. Thayer Road, Ledgecrest Road, Heather Lane, Bidwell Street grand Jury, are finished. made be west central Minneaota. Kennedy also said the video was week that they want to beef up local elderly.” It would allow seniors to The old standard would

"'OUbBR fN THe COURTSHIP// g l u t , -^PlFFiTl- Real Lstate — Manchester Herald For the Record — ------r ------Com ics Do uje WHV? U S P S 327-SOO VOL. CVI, No. 148 25% OFF HAV£ AU10> ONUV A Jeff Migllore of Martin School So you’d Remember U s!!! Published dtlly except Sun­ Suggaated carrier rataa are 7 Sam pler M om r (N- MAnmgD day and certain holiday* by the 91.80 weekly, 08.80 lor one was omitted from a story in Dresses — Skirts — Slacks tUPAUfCS AN COUPlC 'NOUIO Manchester Publishing Co., 18 month. 818.28 for three montha, Friday’s Herald listing the winners In this opace, oampleo in a poster contest sponsored by the ‘JOINT HAW6 S'- ASoperfor Moynahan said. by a white Worwlch police officer fbet Uncle had one tike seboel sold. Ceort JwJge says a Watoirbory Assfstanl filate’s Attemay Polrl- NEW HAVEN (API — A contract who was trying te wrest him. could prove heart Tuition win inerease from 94.919 Oris y«ar to 99,41# In 1997-N, taHt-abow best to "fair game" for cl* King argued that d ark dMa’t ratification vote by fravedlgvnrt Spellman sted in that esM it was ing," Carver said. DoroOca Doar. a university spokeswoman, said Monday. SBe people who telephone the program give up his rtgkt to privacy Jnsl sehetfuled for today coaid end an HARTFORD — Report* on auto- important to know whetiwr Dodd “The fact that hodtes are said regfstratton and stodent aetivRy foM win total 111# a n t to expfsso tbetr optnlens. because be to a talk-tiww hast. As a eigbt-day-old atrlke that haa halted pstes conducted by state i had been shot in the front or back examined year. Jodie AotiMoy V. DeMayo made Jew, be found gpeersT anti-Israel boriala in W graveyarde and cal •xaminer siMNdd be (*re> to Part-time ondergradoate toftion win inereane from 9l4#to9198 the ebservattew Monday daring a statement* offensive, she aoM. diatinlied moomera who weran’t pobHe ualsss a court Itad* a shot. R was not enoiMb to i _ W per credRitoar, or 19percent. Gradnate atndwtswiH pay tig e r beartag on a motion to dtonntos a "Even a talk-show best... sbonM aMe to lay their dead to reat. compoMag reason to keep them say be «Hed of a gunshot wound, as Carver said. 91M per cretHt boor. depemBng on ifee program, np from f i g or criminal harassment charge be able to carry ent Otet oecivetiee Repraaentatlvea of the graae- •scrot, says tho bead of dw state the tteatb certificate stated, S|wl- MtebeR W. Feariman, executive t i g this year, Ms. Doar mid. iMohwt ’Hiomas W. Speers of without constantly being ha­ Onewoi iflgiera’ union and Oe Catiwlie Freedom of laformation Inun said. (Hivetor of the FreedMnef Inferma- Tuition at private universities averaged g,IM nationwide tMs WeleoM. Speers, 44, was arrested rassed." King said. set of rule Cemeteriea Aaaociation, which op> CommtseleB. The medical examiner’s office tion Commission, supported a Mil last year after Jay Clark, wbohasa year, aceonfing to American Cooneil On Edoeatten. fleers made aD the calls to the projects f( eratea cemeteriea for the Roman Bm CMof Medteal Examiner H. refused the request and was ulti­ he said was a compromise, wMcb SHU to a Bberal arts sebool that enroHs 4,7Vt commaters. weekday talk ihow on radio station Catholic ArchCHoceoe of Hartford, Wayne Carver II disagwed, saying mately upheld by the state Su­ would require the medleal exa­ WATR-AM In Waterbury, com­ radio station dnrlaf d a rh ’s i there is a reached a tentative contract aettle- Mondby fiiat maUag autopsy re­ preme Court. Since the Norwich miner to make the autopsy report plained about Speers’ persistent and never caBed Clark at But the nwnt Monday. ports public wouM constitute an case began, newspapers and others public 49 hours after it to com­ antt-brael tetepbone calls. Moynahan said. AccuMd tutptel, hospital tiMd King argued that dark has a Manchest The agreement waa reached '’extraordinary invasion of ittteremed in freedom of informa­ pleted, unless a court coneiudes "He’s fair game to everybody," It’aver; after almoataevenhouraof negotia- privacy." tion have tried to get the legislatare tiiere is a "compelling poMie NEW HAVEN — Y i^N ew Haven Hospitad and an accused DeMayo said of Clark. "’This is not right to decide wHcb callers are tiona involving federal and atate "To say diat a Hfeless corpse has to pass a bill makhM it clear tiw interest’’ against Aselosare. kidnapper are being sued by the parents of a baby abdocted from the same as somebody calling me at allowed to express i rules that mediator* in the federal courthouae m rtgM to privacy is a ^urions autopsy reports from the Mate "We’re taRdng about eases the the hospital in October. home.” air, because "It’s Ms i dogs, that in New Haven, aaid Dick Tlcka, a argument," Carver toM the Gen­ metfcal examiner’s office are state has a professed interest in, Charles and Nancy Setaro of New Haven, filed sait Monday DeMayo said be would decide by One judge has already rejected a as well as spokeaman for the atate LM>or eral Assembly's Government Ad­ public documents. we’re not talUiv about private agaimt Yale-New Haven Hospital and Manreen Am Mead, of next Monday whether to dismiss defense motion to dismissisthecase. I that satisi Department. ministration and Elections Com­ Currently, autopsy reports from autopsies" on people who clearly Branford, the woman who was arrested and charged with his the case or let H go to trial. fleers, who describes Mmself as EIcka aaid detaila of the propoaed mittee, wMch is consideriiv the the medical examiner are avilable died of natural causes, Pearlman kidnapping when she was found with the child later the mme day. Attorney ’Timothy C. Moynahan, anti-Zionist but not aMi-Semitic, elderly te contract weren’t beii« releaaed bill. ’’’Thecorrupted fleMi and bones only to the dead person’s family, said. ’The Superior Ckmrt suit seeks an unspecified sum in excess of who is representing Speers, argued says be has been a regular caller to an apartn until after the ratification vote are pages upon which are written their lawyers, doctors and imo- State law requires the medical tlS,0W for the "severe and extreme emotimial distrem" suffered Speers was simply exercising Ms d ark ’s show for the past 19 years. One eat today. the iiMimate story of a human Hfe." rance companies, law-enforcement examiner to perform autopsies in by the parents when their infant son was abducted. first Amendment right of free Richard Meagher, executive di­ He said his office is required to officials, prosecutors and defense cases of violent death, whether speech, even If he used the calls to His troubles with dark began in to have a Mead, 29, is awaiting trial on charges of second-degree June 1992 after the Israeli Invasion discretiot rector of the cemeteriea aaaocia­ make death certificates public, attorneys. suicide, homicide or accident; kidnapping and risk of injury to a minor. She pleaded innocent to "harass, annoy or alarm” dark. of Lebanon, which Speers likened to tion, said if the contract is ratified, which clearly state the cause of Carver said autopsies frequently sudden or unexpected deaths not the charges in November. PuMshlng fleers would be like the Nasi Invasion of Poland. Before director.' the 47 gravecHggers will return to AS pKotO death. contain information that have no caused by a reatHly recogntoabie punishing ABC newsman Sam then, the two men had discussed middle at work Wednesday. He refused to Sen. Steven Spellman, D- bearing on the cause of death — disease; deaths under suspicloim According to the lawsuit. Mead worked as a hospital volunteer Donaldson for asking President comment further. Stonington, toM the committee that such as venereal disease or an circumstances; deaths of those from Oct. 21 until Oct. 29 when she allegedly kidnapped newborn Reagan tough questions at a news sports, movies, books and politics, pet prove Deputy Chief Medical Examiner Dr. Wayne Carver CTiristopher RMkert Setaro. he said. A tenant, sc Funeral directors said the strike that information alone is not always unwanted pregnancy — that could whose bodies are to be cremated or conference, Mo3mahan said. hadn’t yet strained their storage speaks against the biiis that would make autopsy reports enough. be embarrassing to the dead burled at sea; deaths related to The suit claims the hos|Htal is liable for damages because it "Presidents may be cross- dark, who Speers said has not let failed to conduct a reasonable Investigation into Mead’s Anothei capacity. But families have suf­ more accessible to the public. The legislation was Spellman represented the Nor­ person’s survivors If they were disease resulting from empioymem examined, verbally pilloried, even him on the air for the last two years, rules so r fered because their grieving pro­ discussed during a hearing Monday before the General wich Bulletin in its effort to get the disclosed. or an accidmt on the Job; and background and character. castigated with impunity ... so can also complained about 17postcards cess has been disrupted, said autopsy report released in the "You and I may Joke about the deaths related to a disease which talk-show hosts,” Moynahan said in Speers sent him at the station. ’The impossib! Daniel D’Esopo, owner of funeral Assembly's Government Administration and Elections Miooting death of Dwayne Dodd in fact that we sit at desks all day and might constitute a threat to public a dismissal motion. cards carried addresses such as violate th chapels in Wethersfield and East Committee. INI. Dodd, a Mack youth, was shot suffer from hemorrhoids, but the health. Detective facet jail sentence Connecticut’s harassment law "Jay dark, Chairman of Zionist Propaganda,” and "Jay dark, co federal n Hartford. WATERBURY — A city police detective faces up to four was designed to protect private authoritii Members of United Steel months in Jail after pleading guilty to one charge stemming from citimns against unwarranted inva­ Where All Tyrants Reign.” Workers Local 14323 struck at a grand Jury investigation of police and municipal corruption in sions of privacy, Moynahan said. Criminal harassment is a misde­ DMIngulahed guest subsidize midnight March 15, two days after Waterbury. dark is a public figure, Moyna­ meanor punishable by up to 90 days To its c rejecting management’s offer of Search committee may meet behind ciosed doors In the first case resulting from the on-going investigation that han said, using the public air-waves in Jail and a 9500 fine. Speers has Doorman Praaton Ehmann welcomes Pete, a 2-year-old either om hourly pay raises of 40 cents In the began in November 1985, Detective Martin Northrop, 44, pleaded to solicit people’s opinions. rejected an earlier bid by prosecu­ penguin from Sea World In Florida, who arrived In Boston evolve re first year of the contract, and 30 By Judd Everhart But Jay W. Jackson, who is Gov. to set up. has been made, a public hearing When the governor annoanced ”It has omnlous overtones for a guilty Monday to one count of tampering with a witness and no tors to settle the case by paying a Monday afternoon as a guest of the Merldlen Hotel for a the kind < cents in each of the second and third The Associated Press William A. O’Neill’s legal counsel ”1 would not expect K to take a must be scheduled and held by the the formation of the committee on contest to one count of second-degree larceny. talk-show host to be able to have a fine and promising not to call years. and also a member of the search matter of months, but probaMy a Executive and Legislative Nomina-, March 9, he said W applicants had person arrested for calling the WATR. three-day promotional visit to the city. And a wa Under the old contract, workers committee, said he doubted the matter of weeks is optimistic," said tions Committee, the committee In return for the pleas, the 20-year veteran had two other HARTFORD - The committee responded to postings about the charges, perjury and sixth degree larceny, nolled in a plea the cost 0 made between 10.03 and 910.43 per looking for a replacement for committee’s meetings would be Ibarguen, a vice president of must vote on the nominee and opening in national publications. hour, except for trainees, Meagher Correction Commissioner Ray­ open to the public. Newsday and former senior vice forward the name to the Ibarguen said he did not know how bargain worked out with assistant state’s attorney David without ii said. He said full-time workers are mond M. Lopes holds its first To do so, he said, might discour­ president of ’The Hartford Courant. legislature. many resumes had been received. Shepack. security I Northrop, who will be sentenced May 1, can expect no more Catholics urged to boycott class on AIDS guaranteed overtime and make an meeting Wednesday, but it’s un­ age some people from applying for ”1 don’t know what kinds of Ibarguen said he did not know O’Neill had also said at the time If only; average of 923,000 a year. clear how much, if any, of its work the Job. He said similar panels had proMems we’ll run into ... (but) I that he hoped the commHtee would than two years in prison, suspended after four months, and two how often the panel would meet. years probation. Judge Anthony DeMayo told him in Superior WATERBURY (AP) - Absti­ another,” Perreault, also the pas­ ’The classes are scheduled to begin radio stations and newspapers to pets, the I The strike is the first since 1077, will be done in the open. done their work in private in the would think at most we’re talking a be aMe to recommend qualified tor of St. Anne’s (%urch, said when a seven-week walkout de­ past. couple of months.” Four members live in Connecticut, candidates “within the next several Oiurt Monday. nence from extramarital sex Is the in April. reject condom advertising, saying layed the burial of 370 bodies. The chairman of the eight- Ibarguen said the committee’s Jadtson said the governor hopes two are from New York, one is from months.” only moral solution to the spread of Monday. The curriculum calls for discus­ the promotions encourage sexual member panel, Alberto Ibargoen, New Hampshire and one is from the deadly AIDS virus, says a He said priests In his deanery, a sion of abstinence as the only sure promiscuity. M eaner said the 29 cemeteries first meeting would be Wednesday to have a nominee In time to be Maryland. In February O’Neill decided not handle about 100 burials a week. said Monday that he had asked that morning In the State Office Build­ confirmed during the current legis­ to reappoint Lopes after an investi­ Brother's confession clears convict Roman Catholic leader who has group of parishes in Waterbury and preventative measure with con­ LeBailly said the curriculum Management workers could have the time and place of Wednesday’s ing, diagonally across the street lative session, which adjourns June ”We should meet when we have gation by Jackson found that Lopes told parents to keep children out of neighboring Wolcott, were sent doms as the only, and less reliable, won’t be modified to create separ­ O n session be poMed as outlined with DANBURY — A Danbury man who is serving time at the state classes instructing students that letters outlining this position last alternative. Discussion of social ate classes that don’t Include dug graves, Meagher said, but from the Capitol. 3. substantive things to do,” he said, had failed to pursue allegations that prison in Somers has confessed to a brutal crime for which his burials were halted last week when state freedom-of-informatlon laws. But he acknowledged that that condoms can protect them too. week and were asked to explain it to and etMcal issues will be included. information about condoms. Ibarguen. appointed to head the adding that he expects the state a doctor working for Uie Depart­ younger brother is serving a long prison term. "We want to go on record (that) parishioners on Sunday. Parents can remove their child­ "I have heard from angry par­ truck drivers delivering vaults to "It’s a different kind of commit committee by O’Neill earlier this would be “really pushing it” Personnel Division to do "a fair ment of Correction was trading Whene the cemeteries refused to cross month, said he knows the governor because before a candidate can be amount of the screening” of Curtis Daniels J r.’s confession to the beating of a 94-year-old we are not againt AIDS education. Perreault called condoms “an ren from AIDS classes. ents who are thinking of quitting the tee,’’ Ibarguen said, acknowledg drugs for sexual favors from woman during a burglary came Monday during Superior Court Absolutely not,” said the Rev. unlawful invitation to promis­ Dr. Adrienne LeBailly, the city’s church” because of its stand, she of his wet picket lines. Ing the sensitive nature of its is "interested In a speedy resolu­ nominated and sent to the legisla­ resumes. inmates. The striking workers include tion,” but said much will depend on ture for comfirmation, a state Interviews of applicants will hearings on Jeffrey Daniels’ appeal of a conviction for the same Auiele Perreault, who heads the cuity,” which is responsible for the director of public health, called the said. "I told them to calm down and that God mission. But for now, "I think we Lopes, who claims he did nothing Waterbury deanery. “Our objec­ spread of AIDS. (^tholic church’s position irrespon­ be responsible.” groundskeepers, equipment opera­ will err on the side of making the availability of applicants and police background check must be depend largely on the applicants’ to merit his ouster, remains in the beating. raised $8 tors, crew leaders and mechanics. conducted. Once the nomination schedules, Ibarguen said. The younger Daniels, 23, was sentenced in 1985 to 40 years in tion is condoms are suggested asan The Board of Education recently sible. She said she thinks the LeBailly said she thought the March SI disclosure.” the schedule the committee is able post as acting commissioner. alternative to abstinence. approved an AIDS curriculum argument that "condoms promote controversy over the public school prison for beating and robbing the woman. The woman’s niece and dona also was attacked and robbed during that incident in February "It’s a very difficult thing, but we created by the Department of promiscuity ’’ is flawed. curriculum might spur the Catholic 2 1985. are standing on moral ground. You Health for senior classes in Water- The Catholic Conference of Con­ Church to be "more aggressive in Critics Judges question potential jurors Curtis Daniels, 30, yesterday testified that he is the one who don’t substitute one evil for bury’s three public high schools. necticut has called on televison and putting out information on AIDS.” and the fi beat the elderly woman and that his brother was falsely accused Roberts’ and convicted in that incident. responde The older brother was charged with kidnapping, raping and about $71 robbing a Danbury Hospital employee in January 1085, crimes on their views of death penalty for which he was convicted and Is now serving a 20-year prison Now, ni term. Roberts ( By Linda Stawsll HY DID I SWITCH BANKS? 4 were rigi The Associated Press "In order to put Mr. (Michael) Ross in the Lawmaker wants Lloyd to move With R BRIDGEPORT — Prospective WlNOTHING PERSONAL. ABSOLUTELY NOTHING PBiSONAL. deadline Jurors were carefully questioned on electric chair, there must be an aggravating HARTFORD —State Rep. EdwardC. Krawiecki Jr., R-Bristol, If service is something you take personally, maybe it’s time for you to switch banks, too. lb COMFED Savings Bank. millionai their views of the death penalty as factor and no mitigating factor,” said Peter wants ousted state Health Commissioner Douglas S. Lloyd Where customer service is our first priority. It’s an on-going commitment that makes COMFED nothing less than a new donation, the murder trial of Michael B. ^ s s ordered to move from the state-owned house for which he Is still Scllllerl, the public defender. "The doctor way to bank in Connecticut. effort ovt finally got underway. paying 907 in rent every two weeks. We’re more than merely personable. We’re knowledgeable. We’re highly skilled in finding better ways, more The trial, which i^gan Monday, conceded there Is the existence of a Krawiecki called on Gov. William A. O’Neill Monday to "order Thedoi has been delayed by three years of the immediate eviction" of Lloyd, one of six commissioners fired innovative ways for you to manage your finances and make your money grow. Why? Because you’re as important to us as was not p legal maneuvers. mitigating factor." by O’Neill after his re-election in November. your money is to you. Ross could be sentenced to death In fact, C State-owned housing is customarily reserved for officials who Beyond our complete range of quality banking products we offer our COMFED Prime Rate IRA. It’s a unique and needed pi of convicted In the murders of four need to be near their offices or places of work in case of young eastern Connecticut women timely retirement investment that offers a high rate of return while affording you total investment security. Thatm He received 120 years In prison emergencies. in 1983 and 1984. The judge did not rule on the That’s not all. COMFED is a bank with five specialized banking groups ready to offer you complete personal banking, Roberts’ after pleading no contest on Nov. IS, motion. "That was never the case with Dr. Lloyd,” Krawiecki said, as well as home mortgages, residential construction loans, corporate banking services and commercial real estate A field of 80 prospective Jurors 1989, to murder In the deaths of In other motions. Ford refused a “ and it certainly is not the case now that he no longer holds the more tha listened to Superior Court Judge O. Tammy Williams, 17, of Brooklyn, defense request to try each murder position.” financing. Unforti Sarsfleld Ford tell them that "there and Debra Smith Taylor, 23, of separately. He also told the defense The Health Services Department has said Lloyd will have 90 to In all our Connecticut locations you’ll find neighborly, well-qualified profession­ gotten av will be an Inquiry on the subject of Griswold. 120 days to move out. O’Neill announced Feb. 2 that Lloyd would that a psychologist assisting with als. Personally, we think they’re the reason why, since 1892, COMFED has been a be tempt the death penalty and I ask you to be The Windham County convictions Ross’ defense couldn’t sit with not be reappointed. leading New England financial institution—one with more than $1 billion in assets and candid.” resulted from a plea bargain that C3 MFED reason to attorneys at the counsel table. $90 million in capital funds. SAVINGS BANK A panel of 12 Jurors and four enabled Ross to avoid the death The psychologist, Ann Cole, Is You can bank on it Let’s hi alternates will be selected for the Delinquent taxpayers avoid fines At COMFED, we invite you to take our attentive service personally. Switch penalty. His attorneys had hoped with the consulting firm evangelii trial, which some say could take for a similar agreement in the of Jay Schulman Inc. The defense HARTFORD — Delinquent taxpayers have avoided 90.5 to COMFED today. four to six weeks. current case, but New London said she was there to help through­ issue voti One Juror, a Stratford woman, million in penalties during the past seven years under waivers County State’s Attorney C. Robert out the trial. granted by the Department of Revenue Services, according to election. was selected Monday from five Satti lias refused to negotiate. There was no ruling on a defense prospective panelists who were Public defender Peter Scllllerl state statistics. motion that attorneys be disallowed The department has rarely sought penalties, which are questioned by attorneys about their argued In court Monday that Ross from questioning potential Jurors feelings on the death penalty, should not be subject to the death about the death penalty. Many of assessed at 10 percent of the overdue taxes for negligence and 25 knowledge of the criminal Justice penalty. A death penalty is consi­ the questions during Jury selection percent for fraud. system and of the case, and their dered during the penalty phase of a Monday dealt with capital Since 1080, the state has approved waivers for 7,289 taxpayers, CE backgrounds. trial after a conviction on capital punishment. or atiout 80 percent of the 8,220 deliquent taxpayers, according to Attorneys also wanted to know If felony charges. Ross’ trial was moved to Bridge­ figures released Monday. the prospective Jurors would be port in May 1986 after Superior Several uncomfortable seeing graphic pho­ Scillieii said a state psychiatrist Court Judge Seymour L. Hendel permanei tographs of the crime scenes. has conceded there Is a mitigating determined there was too much Indians and state highly vis Jury selection Is scheduled to factor in the Ross case. Under pretrial publicity In the New impotent i resume at 10 a.m. today. Connecticut law, a defendant con­ London area, where the trial waa at odds over plan • AUTO 9 time 8M n Ross, 28, a former Insurance victed of capital felony can’t be originally scheduled. The Judge and CBS f salesman from the Jewett City sentenced to death if there exists a ruled the publicity prevented selec­ ... and used by consumers section of Griswold, is charged with GLASTONBURY (AP) - The • HOMEOWNERS forlorn mi mitgating factor, such as a defend­ tion of an impartial Jury. state is at odds with descendants of them a ch six capital felony counts In New ant having an Impaired mental or Ross, wearing a brown sports London County In the deaths of Connecticut Indians who want to • LIFE emotional condition. coat and tan slacks smiled and everywhere. establish a ceremonial worship site DanRai Wendy Baribeault, 17, of Griswold; "In order to put Mr. Ross in the talked frequently throughout the Robin Stavinsky, 19, of (^lumbia; electric chair, there must be an (n a state park. INSURANCE connecteil morning with his attorneys and the The Pequonawonk (^noe So- feared tiH and Leslie Shelley and April aggravating factor and no mitigat­ psychologist. On April 30, the Manchester Herald is publishing its dety, descendants of the Mohegan Brunals, both 14 and of Griswold. ing factor," Scllllerl said. "The ' Relatives of several of the firings wo knd Algonquin tribes, has asked to Let us help you product. 1 Ross already has been convicted doctor conceded there is the exist­ victims sat quietly in the cour­ annual PROFILE EDITION with pictures and special use Meshomasic State Park in in two Windham County murders. ence of a mitigating factor.” troom. Glastonbury tfor a permanent manage your same thin features about the contributions our community assent coi cermonial site. personal MeSsl But the state Department of not the mi When you’re •eriout about perlormanc* buy the makes to a better way of life. Numerous products are Environmental Protection has re­ Insurance needs. There a walk behind mower that was rated tho boat fused to grant the request, main­ uniquenei •429" ‘Bolens 9000 SoriN Combination Mower. manufactured in Manchester and sold throughout the taining that permitting use of the does and 4 This two In one mower allow* you to bag (and would invite other groups to inthewof country, and the Manchester Herald is proud to help ask for the same privileges. i f Betf rafet or muidh and toetures; *4 HP Briggt & from 10 eampanhe 7 distinct, s Stratton Engine *unlque Single ' The Indians want to build sweat odierklM •11 HS InSuMrtal/Oom- acquaint the public with these important items. lodges which are heated by steam Japanese levOr Height ad|u*ter *Qulck Top nwraW BfISS* 8 SmiHn from water poured over hot stones Clwek e«a nwtetMw Easy Empty Grass Baging to produce ritual sweating during count ont Lin* ol 0*rS«n TrMlen Call or Stop In Honda to l now «mi Iri* Hl(h Swfer- System In order to make this the outstanding edition it has worship ceremonies. m*ne* paetaf*. “If we allowed this, we would and see us. trouble-fr been in the past, we must have advertising have to allow other groups the same or shine. request,” said Ed Sarabia, coordi­ reservations early. 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West Haven groups III 8-MANCI ■ - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuawtov. March M. IW7 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tnesdgf. MttOt U. 1967- T HMMITNI OPINION V.S./WoHd h B rh f Residents 8ovt«ts r«duet U.N. •nvoyt evacuate UNITED NATIONS — The Soviet Uidon has been reducing the number of U.N. envoys in eompiianee with a Reagan No easy task administration order last year that led to a plomatic stand-off, homes Ja c k and is within the April 1 ceiling of 116 diplomats, U.S. officials say. NANHCOKE, Pa. (AP) - About MUST A a d e r a o n The Soviet Union continues to maintain the order violates the 18,880 residents fted their homes as to limit pets U.S. agreement with the United Nations to host the headquarters, a precaution this morning when a but has quietly met the reduction orders. chemical fire spread a cloud of 1H&M toxic chemicals over the area, "We have no reason to believe that the Soviets are not going to authorities said. meet the April 1 deadline. Our record reflects they are under the No injuries were reported. TNimAfm One would think it would be easy to write a numbers,’’ said Robert Moller, a counsellor at the U.S. Mission. ■et of ruiea for keeping pets in housing The clow], said to contain primar­ ily sulfuric add, bung thickly over projects for the eiderly, particulariy when the town before dawn. Mayor John there is a model set provided by someone else. Wm I Germany's Brandt quits post Haydock said. But the task has not proven easy for the S B A gives BONN, West Germany — The Social Democratic Party has ’The evacuated residents, from’an Manchester Housing Authority. nominated Hans-Jochen Vogel to succeed former Chancellor area of about 18 square miles, It’avery difficult, for instance, to devise Willy Brandt, who quit his 88-year party chairmanship amid gathered In centers set up in nearly pressures for a new leader and quarrels over his choice for party schools, authorities said. rules that apply equally well to parakeets and spokeswoman. The evacuees were not expected dogs, that cover pets being kept temporarily Rockefeller to be able to return to their homes The 7S-year-old Brandt resigned as head of the opposition party until this afternoon at the earliest, as well as those that are permanent residents, Monday, ending a tenure which saw him become one the said Jim SIracuse, executive direc­ that satisfy both ardent pet lovers and thoM best-known figures in European polities and receive the Nobel tor of emergency management in elderly tenants who think pets don’t belong in low-rate loan Prise. Luzerne County. M an apartment complex at all. His departure was announced to reporters by Johannes Rau, Hospitals in neaby Wilkes-Barre the Social Democrats’ deputy chairman, who called the took more than 208 patients from One easy way to solve the problem would be transition "a question of pushing ahead with a renewal of the Nanticoke hospitals and nursing to have a vague set of rules, giving broad WASHINGTON — Despite a "means test” for party.” homes and remained on alert, ■LO N m i B discretion to the authority’s executive assistance to borrowers, the Small Business spokesmen said. director. That would put the director in the Administration gave a company owned by the The fire, which broke out about' I’u. family of an affluent businessman — a Rockefeller, Blast blamad on terrorist factions 12; 30 a.m., was almost extin- HAMI T H B ^ middle as an arbiter every time some tenant’s AR ptioto cHClcmi no less — a low-interest loan subsidized by the RHEINDAHLEN, West Germany — Authorities today said guished as of 8; 30 a.m., Haydock c(aoQi«rr8i pet proved to be an annoyance to some other taxpayers. said. About 25 National Guardsmen A they suspected West German or Irish terrorists staged the car Residents of the Nanticoke, Pa., area evacuating their homes to escape A tenant, something that is bound to happen. bombing at the British armed forces’ headquarters in West in Jeeps and 30 state police officers Godfrey A. Rockefeller, president of Acosta patrolledjfied the town, he said. register with the Red Cross after deadiy chemical fire. Another easy way out wouid be to make the ■ Groves, the family citrus business in Florida, Germany that injured at least 31 people. rules so rigid that they would make it ail but signed for a $231,000 loan from the SBA at 4 Alexander Prechtel, a spokesman for the chief federal impossible to have a pet. But that would O pen Forum percent, the lowest interest rate the agency prosecutor’s office, said the leftist Red Army Faction or the Irish Republican Army were believed responsible for the Monday violate the spirit, if not the letter, of the charges. When our reporter Lisa Sylvester asked evening blast. Dole says Reagan supports faster speed limit federal regulation that requires local housing Rockefeller, a distant relative of world-class “Judging by the fact that it was a car bomb and the site of the dent denounced the measure as one authorities to allow pets at federally banker David Rockefeller, if the company had been bomb, and considering the object of the attack, one would suspect WASHINGTON (AP) - Trans­ should rework the bill to Reagan's provisions allowing a new 88 mph kids and what’s best for them. documented and publicized. The portation Secretary Elizabeth liking and resubmit It. "So there’s speed limit for rural interstate that tvplfies excessive government Increase In tax Coventry Board of Education is unable to get a bank loan, he replied. "Frankly, we the Red Army Faction or the IRA,” he said in a telephone subsidised housing projects. In reality, with the growing didn’t try.” Dole, defending President Rea­ no reason that the Congress can’t highways. The House-approved spending. To its credit, the authority has not taken Isn’t reasonable need for more and more facilities, ready to remove asbestos from all interview from hie office in Karlsruhe. gan’s expected veto of an $87.5 act- quickly to move to the next speed limit provision cleared the Talking to reporters In the White either one of those courses. It is trying to we just can’t keep up with the four school buildings, but it needs The 10-year subsidized loan was obtained in billion highway bill, says the move piece of legislation. Get it done Senate after Dole abandoned his House driveway after talking over To the Editor: demand. But if our concerns are approval from the voters. The December 1984 to bail the Rockefeller citrus grove need not kill the 65 mph speed limit. quickly with 65 (mph) in it.” plan to strip the highway bill of $890 veto strategy with Reagan, Mrs. ON T H t M i ’ evolve regulations that set realistic limits on million in road and bridge “demon­ Dole amplified on the president’s the kind of pets allowed. It is also trying to for our kids and what’s best for state will pay more than 72 out of hard times stemming from the 1983 Florida Courts rejects Utah broadcast law "The president supports that Mrs. Dole Joined her husband, Reasonable increase? Perhaps them, we need to ask ourselves percent of the cost if we act now. 1 freeze. change,” Mrs. Dole told reporters Senate Republican leader Bob Dole stration projects” sought by law­ objections. find a way to protect the taxpayers against "where have all the mothers hope that all Coventry voters will WASHINGTON — Efforts to limit nudity and explicit sex Monday, saying Reagan objects to of Kansas, in describing Reagan’s makers for their home districts. "He's very much concerned Mr. Porter should take a look Rockefeller lives in the exclusive Maryland scenes on cable television have been derailed by the Supreme about the fact that there are 182 the cost of repairing damage done by pets support this project and vote money provisions in the legislation, objections to the compromise high­ The measure, which was given around "the City of Village gone?” An Increasingly large community of Gibson Island, on the Chesapeake Court, broadcasters and state officials say. which would cost around $10 billion way and mass transit bill, while final passage by the Senate on a special interest projects in this without imposing on the tenants a high Charm.” Better still, take a good percentage of our babies are "yes” at the referendum on The Justices, by a 7-2 vote Monday, struck down a Utah law more than he proposed. pledging to help get the planned 79-17 vote last Friday, is to arrive at legislation,” she said. "That March 31. Bay near Annapolis, where guards man the gates security deposit they cannot afford. hard look at the top 25 tax towns in entering day-care facilities as to keep out all but residents and invited guests. We against "indecent” programs on cable TV. "This is what you call a surgical veto upheld on (Capitol Hill. the White House soon for Reagan’s means, to complete those projects, If only a few of the tenants decide to have Connecticut. I wonder how many early as six weeks afterbirth, and "This case underscores the futility of legislatures trying to use veto,” she said, saying Congress The $87.5 billion bill includes consideration. Last week, the presi­ $5.5 billion.” Michael E. Keenan, M.D. reached him in the resort area of Del Ray, Fla., pets, the effort will be have been worthwhile. of them were promised lower many remain there until they are where he was vacationing and entertaining friends. so-called indecency statutes to prevent the people from watching taxes In return for overdevelop­ of age for kindergarten. ISM Main 8t. in their own homes what they can see in their neighborhood movie Coventry Rockefeller readily acknowledged that he had ment of industry. Yes, I’m aware that we have obtained the disaster-relief loan, but said; "We theaters,” said James P. Mooney, president of the National Why should those of us who read all the statistics and surveys Cable Television Association. that assure us these effects from abided by all the rules and regulations in applying choose to reside in Manchester for the loan.” Oral’s extortion because we enjoy its personality, day-care facilities do not harm Only the echoes be forced to assume the burden of our children. Many even take that Actor's ton piloted misting Jet a step further by claiming that of hollow heads HE WAS ABSOLUTELY CORRECT. Here’s how taxes so that industry and others the SBA rules and regulations allowed a MARCH AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. - Ground and air When evangelist Oral Roberts told viewers can turn Manchester into a day-care kids are better adjusted To the Editor: searchers combed the snowy, 11,800-foot San Gorgonlo Mountain than those kids who are at home Rockefeller-owned business to qualify for a loan Are you looking for of his weekly television program on Jan. 4 bedroom town for those who don't intended for ther needy; without finding Dean Paul Martin, son of the entertainer, and Astro that God would "call him home’’ unless he live here. Yes. let’s not forget the with their mothers. Certainly everyone’s entitled to A Small Business Administration official said the another crewman of a missing National Guard Jet. raised $8 million for medical scholarships by tax rate. But let’s save these theories and their own opinion, but when agency — which no longer lends money to farmers Martin, 35, a California Air National Guard captain who was March SI, he wasbombarded with criticism — P.S. The current trends for statistics for 20 years until this someone like state Rep. Lynn — subjects loan applicants to a "credit-elsewhere piloting the F-4C Phantom, and the fighter’s weapons officer, industry are concessions In both "day-care generation” has Taborsak compares the annual test” that is supposed to keep "fat cats from taking Capt. Ramon Ortiz, 39, of Las Vegas, Nev., disappeared Saturday shetoer from your lajes? and donations. 2 wages and benefits. grown. Then we can see where Knights of St. Patrick dinner to a • advantage of the government.” over the San Bernardino Mountains. 2 > ( Critics said Roberts had abused his position their energies are placed. Will Ku Klux Klan picnic, action is Both men were trained in survival techniques, said National The official, who insisted on anonymity, said he Guard MaJ. Steve Mensik. and the faith of his followers. Others defended John Hodgdon their kids be a priority? demanded. would have a hard time explaining the Roberts’ plea as a divine vision, and they 111 Constance Drive We have a choice and we can go “If the airplane came down OK, the probability is they could be What arrogance! What ignor­ credit-elsewhere test In laymen’s terms, because Just fine,” he said. responded with donations that had totaled Manchester through life reaching for the stars ance! The Knights of St Patrick "I don’t speak laymen’s terms.” Wzdnai about $7 million by the end of last week. and gaining financial security, were here long before — and will The complex test involves cash flow, existing Now, neither critics nor defenders of but in the meantime our kids are be here long after — such vicious debts and the effect a higher-interest loan would Iran-contra Investigators go to Paris An old friend Day care: Where literally hanging in the wings. No little ignoramuses as Taborsak have on the prospective borrower’s business. But a while will re Roberts can claim with certainty that they day-care facility — register^ or WASHINGTON — Congressional investigators looking into the ahead. There were right. and NOW have made their despite its name, the test has nothing to do with the volvement In 4 are the mothers? unregistered, no matter how w elcom e departures from applicant’s actual ability to find credit elsewhere, Iran-Contra affair are Jetting to Paris this weekend to interview 4 will turn out b With Roberts’ self-proclaimed death qualified — can meet the day-to- existence. as was demonstrated in the case of Rockefeller, Iranian middlenian Manucher Ghorbanifar, once described in To the Editor; official government documents as a "talented fabricator.” ARIES (Marc deadline rapidly approaching, a Florida day, moment-by-moment love Where are the cries of plurality who didn’t even try. situations rea and care that our children so and ‘freedom of choice” now? Or Congressional officials speaking only on condition they not be may attach gi millionaire on Monday delivered a $1.3 million Bob Alexander, the SBA’s Atlanta area counsel, identified by name said the session with Ghorbanifar would not donation, presumably putting the fund-raising In regard to Wednesday’s Man­ desperately need and want from are they only the echoes of hollow said the credit-elsewhere test was implemented in they merit. 1 chester Herald article on day­ their own family. We need to slow heads? be held under oath. They said no decision hasbeen made whether volve you In t effort over its goal. the early 1980s In hopes of encouraging borrowers to have the Iranian testify when public hearings begin in May on on Hie by und care facilities, the options work­ down and make an important and How dare they. whoxould afford it to get their funds from private ’The donor, dog-track owner Jerry Collins, ing mothers have are limited, and secret arms sales to Iran and possible diversion of. payments to which are gc lasting investment in our kids. If lenders. He acknowledged, however, that there is ahead. Send was not particularly moved by Roberts’ plea. the Increased regulations im­ we don’t, no one else is going to do the Nicaraguan Contras. Chris Fitzmanrice no requirement that applicants try the private Asked how investigators can be certain Ghorbanifar replies dictions todai In fact, Collins said he thought Roberts posed by the state will be it for us. 140 Park St. c/o this newi sector before seeking a government-subsidized truthfully to their questions, one official replied,' 'That will be an Cleveland, OI needed psychiatric help. impossible to enforce. I don’t Manchester loan. believe that the “registered” assessment the interviewers will have to make.” stale your zoi That may be understating the case. Loreen Lnndeen TAURUS(Ap day-care facility can be consi­ 18 Cambridge St. Roberts’ fund-raising tactic amounted to little IN d e f e n s e OF THE SBA’S loan methods, In a lavorabt dered any morequalifled.oras we Manchester Letters policy Alexander said, “’There are 10,000 things you have you must be c more than extortion. would like to think "safe.” for our Hostage’s father thanks cleric associates In Unfortunately, Roberts appears to have The Manchester Herald wel­ to go through, and the requirements are more bilious alms. children than the "unregistered” stringent than a bank’s.” gotten away with it, leaving others who might facility. comes original letters to the BEIRUT, Lebanon — The father of French hostage Jean-Louis OEMINI (Ma Vote to remove editor. A couple of other citrus fanners with SBA loans Normandin called on a senior Lebanese Moslem Shiite cleric friend's urger be tempted to use his methods with little I recently inquired if it is legal away from wf The Herald reserves the right agreed that the loan process Is painful, like picking today to thank him for persuading pro-Iranian Moslem reason to hesitate. for me to care fora friend’schild if school asbestos your way through a barbed-wire entanglement. You'll help, ri to edit letters in the interests of kidnappers to drop plans to kill his son. nience it may Let’s hope that Pat Robertson, the TV I am not registered, if I did not David Bailes, whose now-retired father, Harry, charge her any fee. I was To the Editor: brevity, clarity and taste. The visit came a day after another pro-Iranian Moslem group CANCER (Ju evangelist and presidential candidate, doesn’t Address letters to; Open Fo­ got a couple of SBA disaster-aid loans in 19M. said said Alann Steen, a 47-year-old American it is holding hostage, is day or very so informed “no,” — that, too. is his family "had to mortgage everything,” so ill he may die within 10 days, and offered to trade him for 100 ed for a mall issue voters a similar threat before the 1988 illegal. So I’m convinced that the The health hazards posed by rum, Manchester Herald. P.O. service lor am election. asbestos are both well- Box 591, Manchester. CT 06040 including his grandmother’s house, to get the loans. Arab prisoners held in Israel. real issue here is money and not Bailes said the family citrus grove is still In another development today, former President Jimmy not get all for struggling to recover from the 1983 breeze, and Carter said in Damascus that Syrian President Hafez Assad said; “A lot of people applied for the loans and assu r^ him Syria is working for the release of 24 foreigners held didn’t get them. Many people were afraid to hostage In Lebanon. mortgage their homes. ” Carter was addressing a news conference before leaving the Polly’i CBS news: What kind of quality Is it? Another citrus grower, William C. K eeler, said Syrian capital to fly to Jordan, his fourth stop on a Middle East an important reason many farmers didn't get loans tour. Several hundred CBS employees were thrown On the tube, the picture taking and the picture was bMause they didn’t have "someone in their permanently out of work a week or so ago. and the editing is invariably the same set of shots office” who could figure out how to meet the When I highly visible news industry is still vibrating with presented in the same order, whether the story is credit-elsewhere test. Keebler said he made it impotent sympathy for the departed. At the same amnesia in the White House, the holdup of a liquor through the SBA maze because an employee had a stain c master's degree in business administration. 9 time 8M newswriters are on strike at various ABC N ic h o la s store or the latest Wall Street story with people Ite not too late to cuen a 9 By Polly FisI and CBS facilities and nobody, except perhaps the shouting in the background and bells rin^ng. 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DEAR POI that die car buyers has greater choice than the most of the work in Journalism demands modest market out Hiere dsdng to watch something better. ROBERTH HUBBARD. Praatroom Manaear television watchers. While cranky reactionary skills and little judgment. For the most part it is CBS made the smart decision. They bet a Big Mac JEANNE O mOMWITH .. ClrouMlon r hBSrlBthliMi 8MIT nWUlCHW PUWt SVMUIU ur TO 10S% ...... IM groups like AIM fancy that one network is more left routine, repetitive work. on it and they’re gonna win. $ - MANCHESTgR HERALD, Tiwtdw. March 24. i m MANCHBUngi HERALD, TViaiBr. Murcfc M. tm—§ If - MAP Ja| High School World Ju aft< TOKYO N«wspop«r of Monchosfor H i^ School — Spoco courtosy of Tho Monchostor Horold eials toda: VOL. Ln~N0.12 interventii action wit the slide I plunged t« exehangn The dol Junior English project after falUi the day. It wastl cloasdbel exchange top learning experience the late II Dealers Once again. that « ^ a 1 time of sis written ahout a variety of topics. Into the world and actually expe­ of Japanh yeer to apen m . 'The dadajra As an experienced writer, Uris rience parts of my topic. aad 92 Ml grdwfiig tonger, the weather to observer can honestly say that H is Leslie Kessel: It was a chance to currency, becoming warmer and peeple'a no ordinary research paper. Re- explore an hrterett I had. alone wa >|drfta are behig o^lfted. Why, quirementa ineltide at least three Angela Prelesnfk; I pitted an dollar sell then, with the foorth and flnal interviews, footnotes, a MMio- interesting topic, one in which I Bank of qttorter of school rapidly approach­ graphy and an Investment of much learned about a possible career whether I ing. are a certain group of if-and I7 time. cholee. Japanese year-olds looking so overtnirdened. To some seniors who have flob Fallon; I teamed bow to intervene manage my time better. depressed and tired? The answer to already accomplished the pheno­ motoOvCniz trading al thM comes in two words: Junior menal assignment, frustration, Scott Varriek: The best part is Prim e 1 Pitoject. sleepless nights, depression and the being aMe to laugh at all the Juniors T h rM MHS stuftents awarded American house. They are, from left: Jeff Spiegel, ■one told who have to do the papw tMs year. Every year towards the end of the last I f pages seem to be uppermost Heart Association Fellowships pose in Jeff Yl and Lill Aramli. Finance I thbd quarter. Junior Honors Eng­ in their minds. Following are a few Mr. Phil Steams: The research to take (ti lish classes are assigned to do a replies to questions about the paper gives kids a chance to get out the MHS Biology Department's green- further fi "Jlinior Project.” Those who have matter. into the world. The interviews are Service n never had the experience of doing Todd Grossman; I learned a lot important and well worth the effort, MIyaza one may he w on d ^ n g what it’s all about something I was really 'ne project is a life learning A pan’s He about. In short, the project Is a interested in. experience. American Heart Association that coot mandatory minimum 90-page the­ Courtney Baker; I got to go out Kelly Behling the centn was need promotes student research from goin Drug problem results In PO//C Each year the American Heart spend at least 10 weeks of the cardiovascular research as a ca­ Association-Greater Hartford Div­ summer devoted to full-time re­ reer. Manchester High School Is ision’s Summer Student Research search on a supported and related proud to have three of their regrets over broken law Fellowship Program offers $1,806 project. students pursuing this Important scholarships to 12 qualified stu­ Ih e projects may fall under such field of health with the much ( dents Interested in a career in heart appreciated help of the American EdHor’s note; The following I was put In the back of police car In the lock-up in back of the categories as anatomy, biochemis­ research. This year one-fourth of Heart Association. tetter is published upon the requst while they atarted searching my courthouse, where I waited. It was try. biomedical engineering, cardi­ Police t the total number of awards given LIta Caron of Judge Raymond Norko, who friend’s car. 1 saw one of the crowded. ’There were dealers, a ology, cardiovascular rehabilita­ a suspect went to Manchester High School pralded at the author’s recent officers with my wallet and I was wife beater, a couple of robbers and tion. cardiovascular surgery, 26-year-ol students. These three honored hematology, nephrology, neurol­ court proceedings. scared. I thought I was going to Jail, a few. people arrested for drunken 'The SI realising that I had done something driving. It felt degrading being students are Llll Aramli. Jeff Yl ogy, nutrition, pathology, pediatric and Jeff Spiegel, students of Mrs. State statutes require that all Epifano To whom it may concern; terribly wrong. The officer came confined In a holding cell. cardiology, pharmacology, physi­ Levine's Advanced Placement Bi­ tenth-grade students have a physi­ male wht back to the car with my wallet and ology. and radiology. The students ology class. cal examination form In the and dam My name Is Robert Jordan, and I asked me If It was mine. I replied When I went back to court, I was must commit research-oriented To be qualified for the scholar­ Nurse’s Office by April 1. STU­ arrest wa am a senior at Manchester High that It was. “ What’s this?” he waiting for them to call my case, sponsors and advisers to their ships the students must either be DENTS FAILING TO COMPLY Police I School. One day last October I was asked, holding my packet of coke. and when tV y finally did. I went up projects. enrolled In a college or university, WITH THIS WILL BE EXCLUDED parked with two friends at Center " I don’t know.” I lied. to the bench with my lawyer. He TTiere Is a serious shortage of or they must be unusually well- FROM CLASSES. Physical exams Springs Park. We were getting asked the Judge If he would consider people who are interested in heart qualified high school students. The conducted prior to Sept, l, IMS, will ready to try a "Joint” when ’They took us to the police station, granting me the accelerated reha­ research. The Greater Hartford selections are based mainly on not he accepted. suddenly three police cars pulled and when we got there, they took us bilitation program. Division of the American Heart $2. Interests and achievements of the up. I panicked and threw my wallet to a room and searched us again. After spending three days In the Association wants to support and students. They will be required to containing a half gram of cocaine They put my two friends in a Manchester jail, I reallxed that encourage students to explore Manchi underneath the back seat. A police holding cell. I was fingerprinted there Is more to life than getting 92.8milli< officer came to the driver’s window and told I could make a phone call. I Into trouble with the law. There­ principal and asked If we had seen someone was scared and couldn’t face my fore, 1 am very grateful that Judge money, t Norko granted me the opportunity run by. We said "no.” parents, so I spent the weekend by Town Then the officer smelled mari­ locked up. to participate In the accelerated indicates rehabilitation program and gave juana and told us to get out of the When I was taken to my cell, and Of that car. We had to put our arms up and as I sat there. I wondered why 1 had me a second chance to clean up my ents the | lean against the car while he broken the law. I was trying to see act before it was too late. interest ( LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Harmony In an sroceetM to search us. The officer what It was like, maybe. Was this To all students let me say that there wll Important career relationship Is essen­ asked me It I had an I D., and I said fun? Was It exciting? No! doing drugs Is a waste of time and 2 million ii N O R T H 3<4-IT ^ ^ f o u r tial today. However, It can only be at­ ALLEY OOP ■ by Dave Qraue "no.” But then he found some of my On Monday morning a police money. DON’T DO DRUGS! IT ’S start of tl tained If you're prepared lo make some d K 8 4 NOT WORTH IT! V 10 7 4 2 friend’s marijuana. officer took me to court and put me The re ^ r t h d i Q r concessions. , ONE FEATURE WE INCORPORATED ENABLES THE ...ALLWE HAVE TO \1 SEE! AND UUST FLIP/ THEN ♦ 7 3 payment VIRQO (Aug. 23-Sapl. 22) It's best to­ OPERATOR TO PRE-PROGRAM THE UNIT! FOR INSTANCE, DO IS PUNCH IN THE ) HOW DO Y O U / O N TH E / D O IT, d o 5 3 2 IF YOU WANT THE MACHINE TO PICK UP YOUR FRIEND on tempo Wsdnaaday, March 2S, 1M7 day not to take on tasks which overtax DATA, LIKE THIS, X ACTIVATE (M ASTER AVAI IT'S ALLEY OOP, SAY, FIFTEEN MINUTES FROM NOW... AND S E T TH E V THE PROGRAM / CONTROLS TIME WE While you physically. Your most productive WEST EAST TIMER SWITCH! / BROUGHT decrease An old (riend you haven't seen for quite work will be done with your brain, not d Q J 6 d A 10 7 5 3 HIM IN! P ro file a while will re-enter your Hie In the year your brawn. V 6 3 V 9 8 5 Photo by Cruz the curre ahead. There will be a collective In­ LIBRA (BapI, 23-Ocl. 23) If you've been ♦ A K J 9 4 8 5 2 notes will This week High School World Is volvement In an unusual venture that a trifle loo loose with your finances late­ ♦ Q 10 7 4 d A K Select German students were given the berger, Jeanette Gala, John Kramer, will turn out beneficial for each of you ly, beware; your male might suddenly happy to present the tallest student 4 declare a moratorium on your SOUTH profile ever to be featured in the opportunity to participate in a National Erik Meyers and Alex O'Brien scored In ARIES (March 21-April 12) Appraise spending. d 9 2 newspaper. German Teat. Mark Benford, Patti the 60th percentitle and received situations realistically today, or else you SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Don't let d A K q J Coogan, Scott Doll, Heidi Howarth and honorable mention for their perfor­ A n may attach greater value to them than outsiders make Important financial de­ 4 Q 10 6 4 Bruce Rosenberg is currently a they merit. Miscalculations could in­ cisions for you today. You're on a lucky d J 9 8 senior at Manchester High School. Jenna StarskI scored in the top 90th mance. Those missing In the above Conllnuei volve you In bad situations. Qet a jump trend and your judgment In these areas He previously attended both Kee­ pictures are Scott Doll, Erik Meyers, on life by understanding the Influences Vulnerable: Neither percentile and will continue In a Is apt to be keener. Dealer: South ney And Martin Elem entary John Kramer and Joel Custer. “ Our t( which are governing you In the year SAOITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Late competition for a trip to Germany. Joel ahead. Send for your Astro-Qraph pre­ schools, and then Bennet Junior Increasin In the day when you are a bit fatigued W n t North Ea>t South THE BORN LOSER ®by Art Sansem High School Custer, Meredith Duggan, TammI Dul- dictions today. Mall $1 to Astro-Qraph, you might blurt out the first thing that that the c/o this newspaper, P.O. Box 91426, 1 N T capable comes to your mind. Listeners could be Dbl Pass Pass Pass I'M WOT 6 0 IM6 TO R3ie.^AREf«, TOO TAUC Bruce has been on the Manches­ Cleveland, OH 44101-3426. Be sure to wounded by what you say. ■Ion In m stale your zodiac sign. HAVE WITH A LCJT, BUT TOO NEVEIt ter High boys' soccer team, and Is CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. If ) This Opening lead: d A presently the very big captain of the and of TAURUS (April 20-Mey 20) You're still should bo a profitable day for you. pro­ 'tOU AWVMope. have AKflTUlMfe TO W . Spanish students travel Interests in a favorable achievement cycle, but successful boys’ basketball team. vided you don't tet your emotions cloud One ur you must be careful today not to offend your judgment In your commercial deal- y When not participating in organ­ associates In your zeal to fulfill your am­ ized sports. Bruce enjoya sky the book Ings. Kem a cool head. Without bitious alms. LQir------diving, and In fact Is a membekof a AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Try not to states: “ UEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) A close take your wrath out on Innocent by­ sky diving club. He Is also a to ancient Mexican ruins friend's urgent request might take you standers If something doesn't work out self-proclaimed "Schwasgroupie.” of Free VI away from what you'd like to do today. aircraft as well as you expected today, tf you're (See the article about the Schwas in couldn’t lose! which is regarded as^he place to be You'll help, regardless of the inconve­ Weak no-trumps: MHS Spanish students traveled caused i going to be angry, restrict it to those this issue of High School World.) The next phase of the trip at this time of year. The!‘ beach waa nience it may cause you. from New York City to Houston, observer invotved. included various Aztec ruins. warm, the sand white, and the CANCER (June 21-July 22) Either to­ the minus side In hts spare time, Bruce says he ’texas, to Merida. Mexico, and Includi PISCES (Feb. 20-Marcb 20) You may Tombs were viewed and steep- women were tanned. Besides Jet day or very soon you will be compensat­ .feel an associate is placing too great a "Relaxes, then eats, then relaxes finally landed in Paradise. The "elect ro- ed for a matter where you rendered a By James Jacoby lacetf pyramids were climbed. It skiing, scuba, cruises, para-salling, load on your shoulders today. Time will some more.” About Manchester students did not welcome the aboarda service lor another. However, you might was a long day. surfing and other beach activities, prove that what he did was for your High, he states, “ Ito exciting 10-hour delay in Houston, but it was been usi not get all for which you're hoping. A cornerstone of the famous Kap- FRANK AND ERNEST ®by Bob ThavM Cancun was alive during the day. benefit. atmosphere breaks up the dol­ taken In atride. Their arrival at 1 patrol ail lan-Sheinwold bidding system is the Bruce Rosenberg drums of the weekend.” a.m. waa timed perfectly because That night the students had the weak no-trump. On many deals it is they experienced no time opportunity to view a light show at Later on, a transformation came difficult for opponents to judge how X CANTAFpopP How APour A Bruce’s future plans include disruption. (^Ichen-nitxa. It was stunning. about aa Cancun formally wel­ Polly's Pointers best to compete against it, particular­ attending college and "becoming Merida was a quiet town at two In There were no other words that comed all American touriata Into Sc ly when their own high-caH strength V o T l S.A.A. dance a hit Buccesstel within my own lite- the morning and pleasing to the eye could properly describe the sensa­ their night life. Only minimal is divided evenly. And competing on time.” High School Worid has no during the day. Stores cluttered the tion. liie y traveled across time and Spanish was needed and an "hola" less than sound values can be a disas­ ^— - 4 - L vy/HO c:HFATFP C H l C l ^ N . ^ ^ R has come to our attention that Jennifer Claugh and B ritt doubts that he will achieve his streets and vendors were very apace to experience a different here and there never hurt. ter, particularly when partner is St O N ^ X A M ? the last tew Student Activities Gustafson goals. enthusiastic about selling "M exi­ culture. Wednesday came and we leR as article and use the small attachment broke. Occasionally the weak one-no- When rust spots AsBocistion-sponBored dances have can.’ ’ Of course, dollars were The rest of the week Just could not sad faces of Jose and his amigos bid wo of your sweeper to run over it. No tnimp bidder must pay a price. My accepted, but at the exchange rate compare. ARer seeing more py­ us farewell. more lint! teammate from last September's not been regarded as phenomenal stain ciothing social Buccesaes. On Friday, how­ of 1.000 pesos to one dollar, they ramids. they Journeyed to Cancun, Bob Borkowskl By Osor When I take food to shut-ins or to World Team Championship in Miami, ever, many teel that all that Ths Atsi By Polly Fisher bereaved families, I like to take it in Dr. Jim Sternberg, has a weak-no- 9 changed. MHS’s "hip” new band, containers that don’t have to be re­ trump anecdote that surely must have the Schwas, madetheirdehutonthe NEW DEAR POLLY - I had a new turned. I use plastic food containers its place in the world of bridge trivia. dance circuit. The Schwas group is tpeclaliil blouse (35 percent cotton, 65 jpercent such as yogurt and cottage cheese WINTNROF in local musical organization Some I came the final contract. When the normal Wednesday altemoon In harden JANE Get the straight how-to on remov­ late November. Tlie scene was the opening lead of the diamond ace drew High School Worid proudly pres­ Q; What is a T4 bacteriophage? A: Animal. aupportei ing common stains such as ink, choco­ first annual AFS-sponsored the deuce from East, West switched to ents Its counterpart to the nation­ A; To quote senior chemist E. Q; How can 1 get laminated? b ly pui DEAR MARY JANE — Rubbing late and blood from fabrics and home ITiankMlIvIng Soiree. Entertain­ a low club. East took the king and re­ ally syndicated "Dear Abby” ad­ Lewis, "Who cares? It can be found A; Step Into a large gaihagebag. a v a n ^ h ■taint with lemon jnice and letting furnishings with the Pointers in Pol­ ment forthisevent wasdesperately turned a diamond. Back came a club vice column with Its own column. in Scope mouthwash” Poke holke In the bag for air. Then Oenen them Meach In the mn h fairly effec­ ly’s newsletter “Guide to Spots and needed, and because of the lack of and back another diamond. West had "Ask the Schwas.” Why ask the Q; What does th e'T ' in James T. twist the tie top of the bag. Have a waa aecg tive for removing mtt ipoti. Howev­ Stains." Send |1 for each copy to o p ^ B , the Schtras were chosen to two more clubs and a good diamond to Schwas? Why not? No one knows Kirk stand for? friend lower you over a low flame. such min er, it may make come c^nrt fade, m POLLY’S POINTERS, in care of this pwteim (they were CHEAP!). To cash, and on those three winners East more about worid politics, home A; Tiberius. Allow the plastic to ntelt sad than aversion tect the method fin t in a bidden newspaper, P.O. Box 91428, Cleve­ everyone’s surprise they were a discarded all three little hearts. Next rezMitr, or fine French cuisine. H ie Q; Why is "Pasta Salad” consi- harden. This lasts about a week. ward the ■nch ai the inside of a hem or a team. land, OH 44101-3428. Be sure to in­ came the queen of spades, and you can smashing success. Their original Schwas dare to answer questfons in d e ^ a veigetahle? 0; Is there file anywhere else la "Ineril It b tafc for white fabrict. clude the title. composition, "Funky Turkey,” see what happened. Sad to say, the de­ •'j all topics, trivial or contreversial. A; Ask a lunch-lady. We think it the uaiverse? nsgatlve Another method tor removtsg rust fenders took all 13 tricks. ^ A saved the party from being an 7 Polly will send you a Polly Dollar UA-ACMS hrJImOmb in teMk, easy-to-underatand lan­ baa^^Qinethini“^^n g to do with TV A: we'll answer that with s Cari F .il ■taMo that it Bometimet effective and X-ve, entire shambles. The band gained w- - —»— b ante for delicate fahricB b to ooak ^ I ) i f she uses wur favorite Pointer, guage. In their words; "Ifthetruth iMicfcnilMHigv. qasstfon. Have you ever seen Peeve or Problem In her column. Pm the first person to admit that I AES’s respect and elevated their Bobby Barkowtki? Have yon ever the garment ta a mixtare of 1 pint wa­ I HI.SHELDON ^ /WLENCt.HOV.^ '9ANCTOM eANCTORUM.HOH?^ hurts ... lie a little." Q; What to the cast o T ’ltee Haw” evaagelh Write POLL Y’S POINTERS in care of have had my share of had results when ' ------' ’ CAN'T VOO W€LL LET'S J0 5 T STOMP, status to the most promising band aeea the dawn's eariy light? Hava question ter and 6 teatBttni cream of tartar. confronted with the weak no-trump, so And 80. here are the first doing now? , this newspaper. see I’M IN THAT SUCKER FLAT , on the east coast (The previoos you ever stopped to think that we Ml M svangi (IbepropoitioM may be hicreoted u don’t think of this piece as politically questions the Schwas have A; In order to anawer this MV SANCTOM tateimatlon was gained throogh an might he nmall, terry er satursa M .) Use! wabwater at hot M your Mh- motivated. I do advocate strong no- SANCTORom question, we. the Schwas, voyaged yen Maftliew S after fa lU i« aa low aa I4f.4f during profiu. West, Fla., at a local hospital. Cooper, a Republican, was after aooaa. the day. Bank of Japan Governor Satoriii A p p a ron fi It waa the firat time the dollar bad elected to the board in 1948, a year Sumita has said in the past that the after Manchester’s Town Charter cloaed below ISO yen ^nce modem central bank is willing to intervene Tbo yoMi exchange rates were etUMMied in took effect and the new ^e r a m e n t when necessary. replaced the former Board of ■CVWk IIG the late iM fs. oiM nifm■ wf I w icw a The dollar has steadily declined Selectmen. When he was re-elected Dealers estimated diat the Bank awlaatrug against the yen over the imst 18 to the board In 1950, Cooper was the of Japan bought between |l.7billion te Are die z months following an agreement high vote-getter in the election, but and 18 billion to support the U.S. ’Tbe raai currency, hut said action by Japan betvmen the United States, Japan he was not successful in his effort to be named chairman of the board. revolver. H alone was not enough to scare and Western European countries to bnlietpoaN dollar sellers. reduce masrive Japanese trade A Manchester Herald story in 1991 described Cooper as a Republi­ body, aaotl Bank officials refuaed to confirm surpluses. In September 1985, one RAYMOND E. COOPER peaetratedi whether they had stepped in, but dtdiar bought 242 yen. Recently the can "irregular,” voting frequently with the minority Democrats. w o M w iM li Japanese dealers said the bank rate ran around lSl-152 yen per . . . In 1965 picture Cooper resigned from the board, mor mz intervened when the dollar began dollar. just three months Into his second trading at 141.80 to 148.». M The stronger yen has not yet term, when he moved from Brook­ position of business manager af ' Prim e Minister Yasuhiro Naka- TrfefB HbH JofmBon translated into reduced trade defic­ field Street to a new home in Bolton. Manchester Community College. sone told reporters he had asked its for the United States or other He became active in Bolton In civic affairs, he was a vice coneBrrtfBliB on tfi# tBrgtl Finance Minister Kiichi Miyasawa W o nations, and pressure in the United politics, serving as chairman of the president of the Manchester H earf to take steps to prevent the dollar's durfr^ cornpBimon In tfiB States for protectionist and retalia­ former School Building Committee, Association, a president of the; further fall, Japan’s Kyodo News tory measures have increased in chairman of the town’s Board of Manchester YMCA. a vice presi­ wonMn'B pro Service reported. recent weeks. AO photo Tax Review, and chairman of the dent of the Hollister Street flchool Miyasawa told members of Ja­ ffiYMon Bl tfio 24lfi Bnmiirt town finance board. PTA, a director of the Manchester bre pan’s House of Representatives Government leaders of six major Money traders shout at each other during this morning’s While living in Manchester. Chamber of Commerce, a president Now EngMffKf Indoor that coordinated intervention by nations, meeting in Paris last Cooper was employed at the of the local chapter of Toastmas­ A A Arehory PhomptonBliipB the central banks of major nations month, agreed to work to keep trade on the Tokyo foreign exchange market. The U.S. ters International, and a president By Money was needed to prevent the dollar exchange rates at about current Travelers Insurance Co. for nine dollar broke through the 150-yen barrier and plu nged to a of the local chapter of United World OYor tho wookond Bt Ftairt from going lower. levels. years, then served as accountant Horoftffte postwar low. and office manager for the Orford Federalists. Arrow In Manetiootor. Soap Co. (Bon Ami) for 15 years. He is survived by his wife, Every II Police roundup After Bon Ami left Manchester, he Elizabeth (Boggle) Cooper; a caaea i t b held positions with the Spencer daughter. Mrs. Frank Fitzgerald of InWO Rubber Products Corp. and the Niantic; a sister, Mrs. Edward caneer wl Empire Tool and Manufacturing Eckert of Newington; five grand­ AmerfeazM Co. When he moved to Bolton, he children; and four great­ Right on target E arly <1 Cops identify suspect in shooting becamed associated with the T.J. grandchildren. examlfiatio Crockett Insurance Agency. In The funeral was held in Key West,- X-raya, eai Fla. Police today released the name of Vasques, a resident of the Hartford roommate, who Is not a suspect in also refused to identify the suspects 1985, he was appointed to the new for tMa (Hz a suspect In the Jan. 27 murder of area who is now believed to be in the the killing. in the killing, two Hispanic males. percent, ae Cancer Soc 28-year-old Lauren G. Anderson. New York City area, police spokes­ "W e haven’t been able to find him Wood said Vasques is now the only Yet there ’The suspect is identified as man Gary Wood said this morning. without driving him further Into suspect. N. Elm bids may that block Epifano Vasques, 34, a Hispanic hiding, so we might as well go In February, police recovered Vasques, who is also known as bavhif tN male who is believed to be armed the 1988 red Toyota in which public with this,” Wood said. Ray Quinones and Ray Burgos, cancer rci and dangerous. A warrant for his Vasques is believed to have fled to Police recovered the suspected weighs about 170 pounds and is S iheaeobati arrest was issued March 9. New York City, Wood said. The car getaway car Feb. 5, but refused to foot, 6 inches tall. He has black hair go out by summer coat, the I Police have been unable to locate was rented to Anderson’s male say where it was found. Police had and brown eyes. referral, an from primi A tentative timetable for the more closet space In each apart­ town’s North Elm Street housing ment and move the bathrooms to BREMT $2.8 million of budget is to repay loans project for the elderly, set Monday outside walls where they will have tbelmuead by a committee from the Manches­ windows. Mandieatei ter Housing Authority, calls for The three two-bedroom apart­ aemlnartK Manchester will pay out about The increase Is due to the fact that tax assessment of the park is be paid next year on those notes. Inviting construction bids by about ments will be widened from 21 to 22 $2.8 million In the next fiscal year in that the town will begin paying the now $27,117,960. With his proposed Voters have authorized a bond Issue a Tbouaai July 6. feet and some space that had been Larabie L principal and interest on borrowed principal, $295,000, on notes that are tax rate of 50.73 mills, the town of $8.8 million for the work. Robert The committee held its first devoted to corridors will be incor- money, the budget recommended more than two years old. as would collect $1,375,694 in taxes in Huestis. budget analyst, said Mon­ Borek. It meeting with Alan Lamson, archi­ ported into rooms. health con by Town Manager Robert Weiss required by law. 1987-88, he said. day morning that If progress on the tect for the 24 apartments, since the Rear doors will be wider and will Memorial Indicates. ’The II bond issues involved were Of the II bond issues, five were work warrants It. the bonds would authority agreed to take over lead to patios. mate Cbol< Of that amount, $2,249,826 repres­ sold between July 1971 and April for school renovation work. be issued for the school projects as supervision of the construction. ents the payments of principal and 1983 at rates ranging from 4.85 Under the current plans, heating 12; 20 p.m. The three notes on which princi­ early as July 1988, and the cost of Lamson said construction could interest on bonded debt for which percent to 8.25 percent. will be gas-fired hot air with units In The “ pk pal will be due next year were the project would have its first start In September with a target of there will be balance of about 813 The latest, with the highest rate, the attic where the hot-water tanks diagnoatic issued for various public Improve­ major Impact on the budget in the June 1988 for completion. The town million in principal on July 1, the is the $5 million issue for the 1989-90 fiscal year. The plan now will also be located. imaging I ments. improvements In the C7)e- must have the land, a gift. In use for 2 pertinent b 2 start of the 1987-88 fiscal year. town-owned Buckland Industrial ney Historic District, and highway calls for issuing 10-month notes in housing by July 1, 1988, or face the The committee tentavively de­ The remaining $545,420 is for Park. As of July 1, about $3.7 beexplalne Improvements. September 1987 In anticipation of possibility of forfeiting It. cided in favor of electric stoves, and payment of principal and interest million will remain on the principal the bond issue. While the bonds xerograph The committee plans to meet told Lamson to have sleeves thermagrai on temporary borrowing. to be paid on those bonds. Next A note of $460,000 was issued In would not have to be issued until with Lamson again on April 6. Installed In walls so that tenants Other While the bond payment will year’s payment on the bond princi­ March to begin work on planning January 1989, the early issue would M On Monday, Lamson explained could include alr-conditloning. "When To. decrease next year by $145,294 from pal and Interest will be $634,710. improvements to elementary permit the town to get state As a means of avoiding what one changes he has made in the When You 1 the current year, the payments on In his budget message to the schools and Manchester High reimbursement earlier, Huestis proposed floor plans of the apart­ committee member, John FitzPa- notes will Increase by $283,620. Board of Directors. Weiss observed School, and $10,350 in Interest will said. ments to accommodate washers trick called the barracks look, 4 and dryers side by side instead of Lamson said the appearance of Above, the targets 4 stacked as he had orginally windows will vary, roof lines will be planned. broken, and the six buildings will be used by the profes­ Arms buildup a threat, Pentagon says The new layouts also provide in different orientations on the site. sional shooters ex­

Continued from page 1 A senior Defense Department Among other new developments ship’s launching in December 1985. hibit ^ I r prowess as official said Monday that laser cited in the report; • The Soviets have increased the oiH er bullseyes "Our technological lead is being devices had been fired in the Middle • The Soviets are modernizing from 40 to about 55 the number of Hershberger wins increasingly challenged. It is clear East, Afghanistan and "other their anti-ballistic missile defen­ long-range BEAR-H bombers In show Hsnty of wear. that the Soviet Union ... is fully parts” of the world. While no U.S. sive system around Moscow by their Inventory, arming them with Left, Art Hall, owner capable of simultaneous aggres­ personnel have been blinded, there developing a new ground-to-air AS-19 nuclear cruise missiles. sion In multiple regions of the world have been reports of other individu­ missile — dubbed the Gazelle — Flight testing also continued last ‘round 3’ with DMV of Hall's Arrow, gives and of threatening our vital als being temporarily blinded by capable of rapid acceleration to year for the Blackjack, a new Manchester’s controversial mo­ final Instructions to Interests.” such laser beams, the official said. intercept missiles fired by the bomber that Is largbrand probably Under state law. a person can torcyclists’ rights advocate. Robert One unexpected development in "W e’ve had several reports from United States. faster than the U.S. Air Force’s new only be charged $5 for each the archers before W. "Kaiser” Hershberger, has won the book involves the use of lasers. various parts of the world — Middle B-IB bomber. handicapped motorcycle license They also have begun flight round three in his battle against the the start of the Without elaborating, the booklet East and other parts — Indicating plate. However, the department testing a new surface-to-air missile • The Soviets now have launched state Department of Motor tournament. states; "Recent Soviet irradiation charged Hershberger an extra $in that either from Soviet equipment, — the SA-X-12B Giant — for use five Typhoon-class balllstlc-misslle Vehicles. of Free World manned surveillance Soviet vessels or Soviet-provided for each of the two license plates he against airplanes and cruise mis­ submarines and four Delta IV class The new motor vehicles commis­ aircraft and ships could have was issued because It said the new equipment, there have bwn Inci­ siles. But It “ may have the potential missile subs — up one in each sioner, Lawrence F. DelPonte. has caused serious eye damage to dents of lasering against ground category. plates changed the class of the r v to intercept some types of strategic agreed with Hershberger that he observers.” equipment and aircraft,’ the offi­ vehicles from motorcycles to han­ ballistic missiles.” Although the booklet says the was overcharged $44 to obtain Included Is a picture of an cial said. first Delta IV "Is preparing to put to dicapped vehicles. • Russia’s first full-size aircraft handicapped motorcycle license "electro-optic sensor laser device” The reports have provided evi­ carrier, the Leonid Brezhnev, re­ sea on its first operational mis­ plates last fall. In a March 18 letter, Former Motor Vehicles Commis­ aboard a teviet destroyer that "has dence of "an impact, both in terms sion,” the senior Pentagon official mains under construction, but sea DelPonte said the money will be sioner Benjamin Muzio refused to been used to irradiate Western of blinding pilots and ... in terms of trials are anticipated in 1989. The said that move had occurred refunded to Hershberger. refund the additional charges. i:ti patrol alrcraR.” some physical burning.” Pentagon had earlier reported the recently. Scandais invoiving evangeiists Teddy Malt of Ellington makes an adjustment to his bow during the LINN'I ^estowTi^^Ptjarm acy competition. Malt won the Junior Olympic boys' division. Hall’s Arrow won’t hurt cause, ieaders say Is his home range. By Ovorat W. Corntll originals.” However, he said, TV evangelism Mic Th* Astoclatod Prtss Bakker resigned last week from may suffer. "People paint with a 445 Hartford Rd. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 9 9 his P T L ministry, saying he was broad brush on things like this,” he NEW YORK - Evangelical blackmailed over a sexual encoun­ said. " I t will make for more caution SAN Dll spedalists see the questionable ter. On Monday, he said his about giving money." 643-5230 powder n episodes Involving television resignation was actually an at­ The Rev. Arthur C. Barden, ipongea ah preachers Jim Bakker and Oral tempt to thwart a “ dIaboUcal plot” execuUve director of the Evangeli­ •itln cancer Roberts as tarnishing the Christian to take over the 890,000-member cal Council for Financial Responsi­ onct-a-day cauw, but not reflecUng Its reality. organisation. bility, said the overall effect Is Our fully computerized prescription croon, reao Some also say the affairs may Roberts has said God ordered detrimental to the Christian cause, The new I harden atUtudes of critics and him to raise $8 million by March 31 making it harder to present the department allows us to give you a era aay wil supporters, while others cite possi­ to help fund missionary activities. faith to non-believers. year or ao bly purging effects on TV If be didn’t, he would «ile. complete record of your expenses for come off ii eva n ^ lsm . "The sltuaUons will be used to "They’ll say, ’Hey, just look at the greaa] Generally, however, the impact point the finger at all evangelists,” these guys,’ ” Borden said. your tax or Insurance regular aui was seen as sullying the image of said the Rev. Brien O’Connell of the However, he said, the results “ It’agotl such ministries, and reinfordng the NaUonal Association of Evangeli­ would have pluses and minuses for needs. Stop In and request aaid Dr. Al aversion of secularist critics to­ cals In Washington, D.C. TV ministries, intensifying the yours today. This also Univeraity ward the Christian faith. "Some people are going to antagonism of outside critics and thing we c "Inevitably there will be some believe the worst, and say evange­ the loyalty of supporters. allows us to automatically protect tb 7 negative fallout,” said the Rev. lists have no moral integrity. But 7 I M t la veil Carl F. H. Henry of Arlington, Va., just because Jesus had a Judas bill your prescriptions to He BMd coasMered the country’s leading doesn’t mean the other apostles Walking room waa at a premium at the evangelical theologian. " It puts a were not credible. ALL Insurance cards with qasatioa mark over the legitimacy “ In Jim Bakker’s case, he tailed, Hall'a Arrow range as ahooters from as OMBBIB Our PMBBI ^evangelists. but it shouldn’t be characterised as IMtBUBlNiROWB speed and efficiency. If far away aa Idaho took part In the U n " P e o ^ out there In the secular everyone’s failure, unfortunate as dtjr who seal themselves off from It was.” your current pharmacy nationally recognized competition. WABHINI the churches are Ukely to raHonal- O’Connell emphasised that tele­ Thoaa with blnoculara kept a sharp Ise their aoa-lavelveiweat by ap­ vision evangelints are only a small does not offer these iirSw?i pealing to epiaodes like this.” and not typical segment of the eye on where the arrows were going AmeriezM Bat he added In a telephone broad evangelical community 872-2140 services, please feel free to and kept the shooters Informed of lalarview Monday night: "It’sjuat based la the churches, expressed u M y rattenaMsation. Among the many through them, and accountable to let us explain how these their accuracy. e n wl-tlmel gaud evanr**

Jewelry Store robbery in 1945 ended in a man’s death Paul Winter Consort plans Tolland visit

v t qrofwivrwff M ep im w t o e iA M r wMe at liefir onttewestsidb. pereusohNdstfl VMm and Tod SMeroi to ik « Mnraftf ■Mrtgr apMitnw i . Ske caRM ap ^h. Js^Bca Hmset, Moore, fhitiot ffiioBda Lanon oad poRea. T m w mmm ie w R m e t Garden Apnrtmcnls i * T h lg Hi our M ggaat unttortiricing, firMBieliMly am f piaidst Paul Halley. tte tm fl on Forest Street. At aboat 7 p m on Feb. 2t, IMS. artlatically,” said Phyllla Dowd, coordinator for tha m ater uuw excited about M viMt to toe yom if mm entered toe Jeweky rant. WRRam Mnrpby ran to the In tte saihalinee M Stodnaa at TuBand HIgb Sdiool will Rnooia. He said Mi hao wauled to a » store at 977 Main St IPomnally toe levnrtry Store, afoocanedtoeptdice. ■Mbs. '1 ttaaghi the gay was be treated to a special musical eveia A r t o o f T o lla n d , a g r o u p a a t a b lla t w d I S y M w a a g o t o (isor wnoM have been locketf. ashed for an ambatanee, and M ed Aprfl S. An intenwtioiiaily known dwie Maeo 19M, but it wao amre suppkwnant tight achool budflMta for a vartaly o f Matthew Wktr chMed Wedheaday to adminMer first Md. aaaa at ar saad lip . m . . heW i Btllled group, the Paul Winter Consort, wiB M fiieM t to r artteto to he part of a aftaraoona. whenhedMrepMrii ms MsswRR Wm noyvi S. rtwtrwtm, perform at the school auAtorinm after arts program s. caltaraloxehaiMkM that daw. FiowR Apparently he expected a CATT. im RM N SCHBMieL a «- y w a M Mbtoarlai HospNai ghrina two workshop# for the studenU io moeh oaMor, aad BBator io takiag CBatnmer. received both alerts within no- ItMNflry WBfrtuBtr ssm9 I w pvovfdsdl s Gsfdsa awd BarrsadpaveblBi ta durliMibeday. fall a d va a t^ of dMprlvIlago. The yoBHf man allowed Wior a menCs of toch otter. H edttontched Winter said he hoped to demoaatrate dbscvfptfiMS. A ffsw mbM its sfisv • a^eiw i^Ri c>aes^BtR Bfrse*. Kvew Dowd said she began hy contacting bracelet he had porchaaed He was John Harfee w ftt an amholance mfdbigM unsr i Rmw aao cw ew B ise mm m Scott O'M dey A Asaociaten, the peered to be an artist that communi­ musical excolfoiiee. ’’Tbeyiday widia with ft. An arfument ordered Sgt John McGhnn and CMsf GeriM «wi U. W i»Mi cates weB, aad seemed to he eoa- soulftil and powerful votes,” he said, Ms music can helpfooterpraeeamong and a atraegfe followed. Wfor tried Officer Whdield Martin fo tte Ksrrai task svcr • i groop^s pubBc-relatioiis firm in Colo­ cerned with Modente and edacadon,’’ peopio of (Hfferent cMtureo. "They to flee the store. ^ ------and notified Chief Martfti ^ tia wsd 1 rado, iMt spring. Winter bad die and he added ttat the perfennances Dowd said. teve (dioir coimtry) as w « love our The enatomer whipped oat a Somoel Gerdm of the sbooftaf. He AsfIMsatf Asoinray wssnr Iks smmv* group’s ncheduie filled with trips to tend.” motor said. "We hope our revolver. He fired three times One sommomd County Detective J o ^ T ss flifiMiss kafov’s 9, SB ATTOBNET8 Brasil and Russia m w MI an wltb Winter wiB be eom i^ to ToBand iNdlet passed throopb the M «eler's seph MKchen. F appvosidbadi t9ta kvfidkiEy. lififcbed i|0 Hflawed Petcwaii fsr argaad ttat Hsteraon's ttoaghts concerts in the U.S. Through her after two weeks of performaneoo in muMe provides a common ground for body, another stmefc a Mp and Seconds after the shoothy John After diacmiitef bis' after wMeb be and acts were strongly affected by peraistence and perseverance, she Russia. In a telephone Interview a few TheiMk to e group'* peroonael has peace and unity.’’ penetrated a store Axtore. the third Lea and Loofo Carabine saw a the C h tB tf ftrafkers ^pfwifsk mfR, mwonv ■ camei^aoB. a searaief ms 0biasw aHtoS^nttbacaaimae cimmiiim. TB^y msa Thfl Paul Winter Consort, fresh from a was able to schedule the musicians for day a before be left. Winter apoke about changed ttrotMh the years, The Paul went wild Into a high wall case. yoeng man race frantfcally across be bad sMAed te C i t i U t ilreef. hoopHal gv ia t quarters tamed apa reviewed bis sbattmed cbBdhaad la tour of Russia, will perform April 3 at 8 thisspriag. hit feelings about the group and Ms Winter CoMort has maiiMained ita ^Bto I^oul ^^Tntor Couoort Wfor mananed to reach the Main Street and scafo a stone wan bHched a ride fa fbe CenteTr M d t t a ^ ootHning ptana for a M e o f iM er bemes tm p.m. ffi ToHamf High School, sponsored Dowd bad hoard from many of her work in Russia. blend of Joss and classical styles perform AprH S at g p.m. a t' coBeagoes that Paul Winter worked The Paul Winter 'Contort is known ttrougMnrt 12 years of existence. The n g h School. Ttehets, at gltaad gn for M by the Arts of Tollsnd. Tickets, at $12 well with stndents. Dowd herself was for its unique sound and cornMnathm current members of the group, who I oantti, n w y he pnrdMwod M and $25 for raaarved asata, may be bnpreoned with his group when she of instruments. Winter attributes the have been together for five years, tte ToSand Library heghudag oa Women’s heaith fair brings purchased at the Tolland L ib ra ry saw a workshop-performance on a unique Mend to the way in which Ms iadode Paul Winter on soprano Satarday, or hy m M firam tte Arte of beginning on Saturday. public television special. "He ap- plo'’ as well as to their saxophone, cdlist Eugene Frienen, Toaaai,P.O. Box IgATottm i I Brldgg dub feorw breast-cancer issue in focus The results for the Manchester BrkMe Clnh are: Clothing gaining recognition A March It; North-South i, Louise By Noncv Foppos cbiMblrtb; "Mother, Wife Profes- HabilNy InBurnnce, or maybe it’s Kermode-JIm Baker, 2, Prank Harold ftoportor sfonnl — ft Can Be Donr,” and Jwt a sort of oM hoys' network." Votta-Deanne McCard9 ; S, Terry "Doctor, Do You Hear Me?” about Jannes B ortt, m angier of the Dalgle-Ann De Martin Bvery IS mtaiotes, three new communicating with a physician. medical imaging and radiology East-West I, PranUe Brown- as a legitimate form of art cnses M breast cancer are diag­ To register for the conference, department at the Manchester Paye Lawrence; 2. Tom Regan- nosed somewhere In tte V.S. Breast whhdi coMs $10. can C47-47W. hMpHal, said resnfts o f the X-ray DaleHarned; 3, Letde JaneGlmn- One example of the current vian Design, the home furnisMngs and machine work was anathema, cancer wfll strike one in IP have to he sent imek to the referring PatScbackner popularity of wearing apparel as retail chain, began a new chain •aid Dale. Today, experimentation American women. MOST HMUBANCE companies physician. "You really need some­ March It; North-South 1, Peg decoration was an exhibition of called (im plem ents in which per­ with new materials is more com­ Karly detection, using self- do not cover the cost of a routine one to interpret the information to Ounfield-PIo Barre; 2, Jim Baker- VIctoriana at the Winter Antiques sonal articles such as jewelry and mon. For example, her book shows examination together with breast mammogram, which runs from the pal lent, someone who has Hal Local; 3, Ellen Goldherg- Show in New York. desk accessories are shown with pieces by Frank Shipman, who X-rays, can cot the mortality rate $12P to flM . One local insurance known the woman for a while." be Virglnia Weeks Americans are also lining up for home accessories. weaves plastic tubing into girdle­ for tbit disease by as mach as 40 agent said that just one health said. "Also. If the results are bad, East-West 1, Lesly WMte-Paye According to Dniesedow, high like accessories, and by Carl Monti, percent, according to the American bnurance plan — out of the you don’t want to just hand Lawrence; 3, Mike PranMin-Tim museum costume shows and pay­ who pours silicone over chiffon. Cancer Society. hundreds which she sens — refm- someone a raw piece of Information Regan; 3. Frankie Brown-PhylNs ing unprecedented prices for old auction prices (or old designer Yet there are enormous obstacles burses clients for routine breast that says, ‘You have cancer.’ " Pierson and new garments at auctions, clothing has helped people realize A number of individuals who that hlodi many women from X-rays. Healtb maintenance organ- A third problem , according to Dr. antique shops and art galleries. "this stuff is not just old clothes.’ ’ began by hand-dying yarn they then having the regalar X-rays that ita tk m , o r HMDS, generally do Larrainc LagattMla, a family prac­ Accordiite to several authorities, She noted that one aspect of the crocheted have shifted to the cancer renearcbers recommend cover these n »6 other tests. titioner who works at Manchester Group hat a fling this Interest is reflective of a new great popularity of exhlMtiona such knitting loom, which creates more Many newspapers carried re­ Memorial, is that only about II recognition that clothing Is a as the Mat’s current "Dance” show graphic patterns on a tighter These obstacles are, primaiily, the EAST HARTFORD - The 14th ports several weeks ago. indicating percent of the nation’s primary legitimate expression of art on which features evening clothing surface. Sometimes they employ cost, the need for a physician's annual scholarship spring fling that inexpensive mammograms care physicians are routinely re­ many levels. from the lOUi and 20tii centuries (or photo-transfer methods using copi­ referral, and the lack of enthusiasm card party, sponsored hy the would be available during the commending that their female men and women is that the ifojecta ers to create designs. from primary-care physicians. American Buslnesswoman’ji-Aaso- To some extent, museum cos­ month of April from the American patients follow the American are so accessible. Dale says both the number of elation, will he Sunday at 3 p.m. The tume Institutes have been Impor­ artists making artwear and the BMEAST X-llA Y8 win be among Cancer Society. ’These stories were Cancer Society guidelines. These Since knowledgeable individuals event will take place at Veterans’ tant In stimulating the identifica­ number buying It have increased. the Issues discussed on Satorday at misleading, said Gert Sutcliffe, include getting an initial breast have always appreciated fine work­ Memorial Club House, 100 Sunset tion, according to Jean L. "People who buy are asdifferentas Mancheater Memorial Hospitat In a executive director of the cancer X-ray between the ages of 3S and 3P, manship in clothing such as Japa­ Drive. Dniesedow, associate curator at those who create the work, and seminar titled. "A Picture Is Worth society’s Manchester Unit. There with follow-ups every one to two nese kimonos and Chinese embroid­ There will he door prises and the Metropolitan Museum of Art include men and women in all walks a Thousand Words," with Dr. are no plans to offer Inexpensive years after the age of 40. eries, tlje appeal of antique clothing refreshments. Tickets may be and head of the Costume Institute of life. Though some are already Laraine LagattMla and James breast X-rays In Connecticut, she "You’ve got many more (doc­ it Imigstanding. But a recent purchased at the door. there. She says people are coming thinking In terms of giving their Borek. It is part of a women’s said. tors) who are giving lip service to Innovation is the interest in artwear around to the view that "clothes are collections to museums, most peo­ health conference at Manchester A second problem is that, even if the need for routine mammo­ specifically created for display as a reflection of an era’s esthetics and ple plan to wear what they buy, at Memorial Hospital, called "Inti­ she has the cash In band, a woman gram s," she said last week. "But a HwsMsteMbvPMe Plaa martcat plannad well as wear. don’t just happen arbitrarily." least for a while,’’ she added. mate Choices," from l:4S a.m. to cannot simply walk into a radiology study Indicates that only about 10 TOLLAND - The Rockville Fish Another impetus for the new According to Dale — author of They also often display the pieces 12; 20 p.m. laboratory In Manchester and ask percent Nave their patients actually k Game Club will hold its annual respect which clothing has been "Art To Wear” (Abbeville Press) in their home when they aren't Herald phele by Pinto The "picture" referred to is a for a mammogram. Like most following the guidelines....” Citizen of the Veer flea market and teg sale April 4 accorded Is the art-to-wear move­ and owner of Julie: Artisans wearing them, using dowels on diagnostic Image. The various hospitals, Manchester Memorial "What that means is. women need ment which began in the late 1900s Gallery In New York — artwear has 2 Mark Moran, a Manchestar High School sophomore, from to a.m. to 4 p.m., at Ita which to hang kimono-like forms imaging techniques which are Hospital requires a formal referral to take responsibility for their own cluMmise, on Fish and Game Road. and has continued to grow, accord­ grown from early beginninga in the and armaturs for other types of Exhibit opens et chember pertinent to women’ s illnesses will by an attending idiysidan. So do the health, and that means getting a looks over a plaque he was given by Batty Qorman, Admission is free, and food and ing to Julie S. Dale, author of a book United States to a worldwide clothing and accessories. be explained, including ultrasound, town’s other X-ray specialists, little aggressive." said Borek. president of the Manchester Junior Woman's Club. The refreshments are avallaMe. on contemporary American movement. At first, the creativity Dale says that although the xerography, CAT scans and Manchester Radiologists. " I f a physician doesn’t raise the club named him Ha citizen of the year for hit volunteer There is still space available. For artwear. was directed toward breaking down pieces conform to no particular set thcrmagrnms. Issue, then a woman really needs to Cynthia C. Smith looks ovkr a postar dally. One of her photographs is behind work. Moran Is a member of the Manchestar Disaster more Information, call 875-7077 or established rules of what was of established esthetic criteria, Other seminar tiqiica include "THAT REALLY seems a tell her doctor that she knows it’s ’The idea of clothes as art and announcing the opening of her photo her. Smith specializes In nature and 871-0023. decorative accessory has become proper in dress. they do constitute a complete art "When To, When Not To, What todo shame," said Sutcliffe. " I wonder If time to start regular mammo­ Team and volunteers at Manchester Memorial Hospital’s so pervasive that the line between Although many of those who movement because those who exhibit at the Greater Manchester architectural photography. The exhibit When You D o," about sexuality and it’s a matter of the radiologists’ grams.” said Lagattolla. emergency room. Masonic club moats furnishings for the home and for the made the pieces were college and created them use clothing as others Chamber of Commerce, 26 Hartford Is sponsored by the chamber and the person is beginning to blur on the art-school educated, there was a might choose paint and canvas or Road. The exhibit, which ends May 15, Is Manchester Arts Council. 4 The Square Circle Club of Man­ commercial level as well. decided hippie feeling about it. clay or bronze to communicate open to the public from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. chester Lodge of Masons will have Recently, forexample, Scandina­ Plastics and other new materials some personal belief. Linn’s Yearbook is here again, thank goodness an open house at the Masonic Temple, 25 E. Center St., on Monday from 9 a.m. to noon. : Linn’s Year­ bids for two of them were $5,000 and You can get it in a limited edition Masons and their friends are French government takes a lesson on the arts from U.S. book is here 317,000. hardcover version, autographed invited. again, this time ’The best way to spot one In an and numbered hy the author, for challenge grants, wduld not lead to that only 400 companies — French aa|ua'5 ^ •'^ d desperately unpicked mixture Is to look at the 028. The softcover version is $14.98. PARIS (A P) — In a country Initiative." activities with private companies percent of taxable income — not a government cutback on cultural and major multinationals with needed to disen­ base of the three-legged candle- Both are offered postpaid by the Gat rid of stress where culture has always been an Corporate or private sponsorship or individuals. gross revenues. tangle a bucket Collectors* affair of atate, the French govern­ of the arts in France amounted to Current law allows companies a The proposed French system of spending. operations here — were involved In holder, and if you see a flame In publisher: Linn’s Stamp News, Beryl Stelle, member of the of worms — the ment is proposing measures mo­ only $00 million last year, Leotard maximum tax deduction of 0.2 joint sponsorship, Leotard said, "Rather, the sponsor, by virtue of cultural sponsorship. And most of Comer circular red glow be glad you are a P.O. Box 20, Sidney, Ohio 45388. Christian Science Board of Lec­ legacy of the said. By contrast, the government percent of their revenues for was the result of research he his willingness to underwrite a the companies sampled said apon- philatelist. tures, will talk on reducing stress deled on the American system of 1086 USP8 non­ grants to promote private and spent $5.3 billion promoting culture cultural gifts and sponsorships. conducted in the United States, project, will be the one who makes soring was risky. Russ MacKendrick If you are also a person immune ’TONIGHT: Meeting of the Man­ through religion. ’The presentation program. in 1986. Under the new program, that would where 85 percent of all cultural sure the artists get additional In 1980, private businesses spent to boredom, you can read all about chester Philatelic Society at the will be held at First Church of corporate funding of the arts. Get comforta­ ’’France Is way behind other The measures he made public be increased to. 0.8 percent of projects are paid (or by non­ government funds," he said. about $83 million on projects the "R e v ls ^ Definitives" that Center Congregational Church, Oirlst Scientist, 447 N. Main St., on ble. There were Western countries,” said Francois include bigger tax credits for revenues. government funds. But Leotard will have his hands ranging from art exhibits and appeared after the scrapping of the 8; 30 to 9. Visitors welcome. Don’t Tuesday, March 31 at 8 p.m. 04 commemora- Leotard, the minister of culture and companies supporting the arts and American tax law is still far more He said his proposal, to be crafted full convincing France’s private mime shows to music festivals and ancient Cottrell press in favor of a forget MANPEX ’07 coming up ’The lecture Is free. tlves, three "special" stamps perforation, plate numbers, first- state-of-the-art complex. (So no April 38 and 36 at the high school. communications. " I t ’s time for the a system which would allow the generous to the arts, allowing after the National Endowment for sector that cultural sponsorship the restoration of national (Love and Christmas), 12 new day covers and quantities ordered more Joint line pairs to collect.) ’The Drop in at the club room for info on private sector to take the government to co-finance cultural companies to deduct up to 10 the Arts’ program of matching and pays off. A recent study showed monuments. definitives plus a recycling of five and distributed precede -each immediate upshot is that we now this or contact the chairman, John Arts calandar opan oldies, one duck stamp, two chapter. have to get the new versions of the Bereuter, P.O. Box 448, Manches­ ’The Connecticut Commission on stamped envelopes, seven postal The most exciting of all the news 80-cent Nimitt and the four coils: ter 08040. the Arts is accepting arts events Actress ignores her critics cards (all commems), seven sou­ breaks was the discovery of the Stagecoach, Ambulance, Iceboat notices for Its Summer Arts Ca­ venir cards, five maximum cards first invert error In a quarter of a and Omnibus — and beware of Rass MacKendrick Is n Manches­ GREENWICH (AP) — Actress convictions in their talent. lendar. ’The calendar will contain a (with a quibble about their validity century. It was an upside-down more repeats In the offing. ter resident who Is an anttority on says people who "Anybody who wants to should listing of performances, festivals, for international exhibits), and a printing of the candleholder and Don’t blame author Fred collectIMes. Write to him at Collec­ secretly want to act should do it to try to act,’’ Close said at a lecture exhibits, and other special events I record that should stand for some lettering on the one-dollar stamp Boughner for the difficulty as he tors* Corner, Manchester Herald, get it out of their systems, but they series Monday sponsored hy the from June through September. time; we had three PMGs in a entitled “ America’s Light Fueled does a great job of leading us P.O. Box 831, Manchester 08040. should not let critics sway their Greenwich Arts Council. Organizations should call HiedI period of 12 months. by Truth and Reason." (Scott No. through this morass and other Budwill at 800-4770 for more infor­ The yearbook brings the phila­ 1610, Issued in 1970 but shown with quirks of last year’s philately. Bepg5?None mation. Deadline is April 10. telic, political and production de­ the 1075 batch of Americanas.) "Yearbook 1986’’ has 240 pages The so-called ’’Gunpowder Plot” THE MONTH OF MARCH tails about each stamp, envelope, There must have been 400 of such packed with some 100 photos of new failed in 1605 when Guy Fawkes was LINN'S YEARBOOK postal card and souvenir card inverts (a full sheet’s worth), but stamps, errors, rejected designs seized before he could blow up the Irish night sat . . . for 1986 issued last year. Data on printing, only 85 have come to light. Auction and stamp subjects. English Parliament. The Dlllworth-Cornell-Quey Post* is sponsoring an Irish night on; TORRE TILE IMPORTS Saturday at 8 p.m,( ’The night will' 9 Microscopic sponges offer all-day sun protection feature corned-beef-and-cabbage w 9 dinner with Irish soda bread. 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Imperial Baroque formal China cruon, rosoarehors say. this because It’s too o ily."’ to spread. “ The mere movement of muscles the skin nnd to maintain it for night Is Friday at 0 p.m. THEN TO TORRE TILE YOU MUST FLY 8 The now product, which devolop- will tend to iqueoM the tiny protracted periods of time and most Vinyl H O W OUR BRIDAL REGISTRY WORKS FOR Y O U - 8 ors say wiu bo on the market in a The new approach was developed Advanced Polymer’s research sponges," allowing the sunscreen importantly to formulate it into a year or so, lasta it hours, won’t by Advanced Polymer Systems of director, chemist Sergio Nacht, to ooM out, said Nacht. very occej^ b lo product that will VFW hat a pagaant 12 X 12 Marble Tile Now In Stock O ver the years w e’ve found our Bridal Registry Service to be come off in water and eliminates Redwood City, and was demon­ said the secret to the new sunscreen When applied to the skin In be cosmeUcally adequate for child­ ’The Manchester Veterans of- windows one of the most appreciated of all the services that we offer to the greasy coating that makes strated Monday at a meeting of the is Uny plastic sponges. powder form, the sunscreen ren and adults," Nacht said. 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5 :0 0 P M @ Wbmtarful VVOfM of Di«- n«v (60 mtn) NUTCRACKER: [ESPN] M s L»»gm Draams MONEY. MACMiHESS Some doctors talk as badly 5 :^ )P M [ESPN] S ehotttic Sports AIK> MURDER Amorica Rebels’ cause is N CAA title [HBO] M om 's on StrNio Based on the True story of a harried working mother New York socialite Frances Remick) taunts her son Marc p-nv«,(ixnce-Syrapuse game •'J Ten ywrs a ^ . Nevada-Las Ve­ guard Steve Alford. [TMC] RM>VIE: 'Tha DavH and DanM (Tate Donovan) after he has DEAR "Alford is such a great shooter, will offer some familiar trapphig*. WaOatar' A man makes a bar gam with the DEAR MRS. D.: Mmply say that gas sent a basketball team to the killed his millionaire grandfa­ ABSY: I muit you are unable to add even one and Dean Garrett is tough inside,’’ Not only are the teams from d)e Devil and gets Daniel Webster to defend ther — at her behest — in take issue with Pinal Four that was probably the him in a court of h ^ James Craig, EdwMd more person to your guest list. You most talented in ttte school’s Tarttanian suM. "Iliey’re just a same conference, but their coaches Arnold. Waher Huston 1941 "Nutcracker: Money. Mad­ your reply to are under no oMIgation to provide a real solid ball did), very well are close friemb. "Color-Blind" history. That year, the Runnin’ 6 :0 0 P M C£ CG (» ® Nawa n e ss and M urd e r." It co n­ reas(m, ao respond with conviction couched." "It’s going to he tough paying cludes TUESDAY, MARCH — she wrote Dear A h h y Rebels lost to North Caredina Sf-n d ) Thiaa't Company and no apologies. In the semifinals before sending While Tarkanian is bringing against him,’’ Syracuse Coach Jim 24, on NBC. about an ac­ UNLV to the Final Four for the Boeheim said of Providence CoMh 3 ) Magnum. P.l. quaintance of Abigail Van Buren eight players into the pros. Q S Ghnma a Braak second time in 11 years, it will he Rick ntino. "I think I would rather CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME hers who had DEAR ABBY: A friend at work This season, the Runnin’ Rebels O Morh and Mindy may not have as much talent, die fourth visit tn IS seasmis for play anybody else. taken her son to kept telling me about a young lady TmHana’s Btob Knight. lie wmi "We’re cloee. Our families are ( 8 M *A*S*H according to Coach Jerry Tarkan- the emergency he thought I shmild take out. I rxiRAx.rovm national championshipe in iSTSand real close. We go on ^ a tio m & N av » (Live) Iot, but have a better chance of hospital and de- finally called her and invited her im . together. But we had to ptity in file I S Ctnriia'a Angate winning the NCAA chamfdonshlp. mamMawhitc. out for dinner. We are both mature Knight still isn’t convinced this regular season and it is just one of S Quincy American (ioctor. You called that understand why a person wmild adults — mId-SOs. Well, I selected a "I think this is without a ikniht the ffj a (fppst best team we’ve ever bad,” Tar- the things that has to happen." S i) Raportar 41 woman a Mgot and a racist. Abby, I insist on having a doctor who could very nice (expensive) restaurant, Boeheim’s friendship with Pitino (SI MacNaH-Latirar Nawshour [ESPN] NHL Hockey; Teams to Be An- [ESPN] SportsCenter think you were wrong. With the speak English clearly — but what and after we each had a cocktail, kanian said, looking ahead to "They have found ways to win," rtounced (3 hrs ) (Live) dates hack to 1977 when Pitino was 9 9 Carol Bumatt and Ftiands [M A X ] MOVIE: 'The Gods Must Be recent influx of foreign doctors. I’m does color have to do with it? the next thing I knew, this lady had Saturday’s semifinal matchup when they get behind, they can Knight said. "They haven’t gone an assistant for Boeheim [HBO] MOVIE; 'Lucas' (CC) A boy with Crazy' (CC) A Coke bottle thrown from a sure all that woman wanted was a one of her s h ^ off and she started against Indiana at New Orleans. revert to that They've got more out and beaten anyone big, but they [DIS] MOVIE: The Wind in ttia WH an advanced IQ struggles with heartbreak passing airplane creates havoc when it M mental toughness, more heart, they Iowa' A rat. a mole, a badger and a toad when he develops a crush on a teenage lands m a primitive South African village doctor she could communicate DEAR ABBY: Please print the "stroking" my leg with her shoe­ "What makes them so good is their have never given up” "When game time connes, we share a series of adventures Minneapolis irl Corey Haim, Kerri Green, Charlie Marius Weyers. Sandra Prinsloo. N^xau with. Some have accents so thick, less foot! chemistry, their work ethic, their work harder than any team I’ve both won’t know who’s down the Children's Theatre Co answer to our problem because I’m Like UNLV, Indiana had to rally tbeen 1986 Rated PG-13 (In Stereo) 1982 Rated PG they can’t be understood, and other sure others will run into this. What was she trying to tell me? heart. We’ve had other teams with ever had” to srin its Midwest Regional final other end (of the floor). We’ll just [ESPN] (Mazda SpotttUoh [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Around the World in [USA] Hour doctors don’t understand the ques­ With wedding Invitation time JOHNNY more raw talent. But these kids just The Rebels demonstrated dwlr over Louisiana State. The Hoosiers be coaching our own teams,” [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Strange Lady in Town' 8 0 D a ^ ' Phineas Fogg sets out to win 1 1 :35PM C E Entertainment Tonq^t tions they are asked. T don’t care near, how should we deal with work so hard and want to win so defensive tenacity in Sunday’s trailed by 12 points with 12:28 left Boeheim said. A beautiful woman finds love and adven­ 20.000 pounds sterling if he can complete bad ” comeback, holiflngIowa to23 points ture when she joins her brother in Santa Fe a trip around the world in 80 days David ET visits with Mickey Rourke behind-the- what color a doctor’s skin is. but if relatives and friends who say, "We DEAR,H)flNNY; Maybe her feet before pulling out a 77-76 decision. Pitino left Syracuse in 1978 to Greer Garson, Dana Andrews. Cameron scenes on the set of his latest movie, I’m paying the doctor bills, I want hurt, or she was anting for a Big East rivals Syracuse and in the second half. Iowa scored SB in begin a five-year stint at Boston Niven. Shirley MacLaine. Cantinflas 1956 "Barfly” ' will come to the wedding, but our IMitcheH 1955 Rated G one r can communicate with. son wants to bring his glrilWcnd," foothold on a nnore intimate rela­ Providence meet in the other the first half because "we got a "We hung together, we’d been University, where he compiled a A [USA] U SA Cartoon Expraaa 1 2 : ^ O A M ([E Kojak and so-and-so’s daughter won’t tionship — strictly under the table, semifinal game at the Louisiana little tricky. Instead of sticking to through this before.” Alford said. 91-51 record before departing for 8 :3 0 P M ® Growing Pains (CC) One smiling doctor even jokingly 6 :0 5 P M (31 Doctor Who Maggie arranges a reunion of Jason's ® Nightlife ^ come unless she can bring her of course. Superdome. the basics." Tarkanian said. "Two years ago. we might have the NBA and a job as an assistant medical school band (R) GD said to me. "Your 2-year-old speak The Runnin’ Rebels staged one of The Rebels' record of 37-1 is their gone in five different directions. with the New York Knicks. 6 :3 0 P M 3 ) wkrp in C^Nmsti boyfriend — she’ll be bored to tears ® NBA Basketball; New York Knicks at GD Tales of the Unexpected A former more better English than me." without him. Another friend told us M;AR ABBY: You did not need the greatest rallies in NCAA best ever and ties the NCAA record Not this year. Coach told us to bang In IMS. Pitino took over the (d (Sr ABC Maws (CC| Milwaukee Bucks (2 hrs . 30 mm ) Army interpreter researches the history of This is no Joke. Abby. ft’s a that they will be having friends to apologize for saying "doctors Tournament history to make the for most wins in a season, set last In there and not try to get it all back Friars and began restoring the (11) Banion GD Novels; Esa Muchacha de Ojos Cafe the French Resistance serious problem when a family visiting from out of town on that and dentists," even though you Final Four, coming from 19 points year by NCAA runnemp Itake. at once ” college to the prominence it en­ a S C T V 9 :0 0 P M (3D MOVIE: Different Affair' G6) MOVIE; Jane Eyre' A governess falls member is injured or sick and you date, so please include them. pointed out that dentists are also down to beat Iowa 84-81 in the West "We were lucky" in Sunday’s Indiana is the first Big Ten team joyed in the early 1978s, the heyday (3) Too Close far Comfort (CC) A radio psychiatrist's life is drasti­ m love with her employer Joan Fontaine, need to discuss diagnosis, treat­ Orson Welles. Agnes Moorehead 1944 Abby, we are cutting comers as it doctors — doctors of dentistry. Regional final. game, "but most of the season we to advance to the Final Four since of Marvin Barnes and Ernie (3) ® NBC News cally altered when the foster child she has ment and prognosis with a doctor were just better than nnost of the the Roosters won the title in 1981. been financially sponsoring arrives on her 3 ) Alfred Hitchcock Presents is to the point of omitting some However, not to imply that "Our kids have just played their DiGregorlo. Pitino took a team that ( 3 Nightly Business Report who just nods and smiles mutely. "This is an enjoyable team to doorstep Anne Archer. Tony Roberts, (46) Ask Dr Ruth people who probably expect to be doctors of medicine outrank doc­ hearts out all year,” Tarkanian teams we played." Tarkanian said. had been 8-8 and forged a 17-14 9j) Noticiero Univision Bobby Jacoby 1987 Did I make my point. Abby? Assessing Indiana. 28-4 and coach," Knight said "They like f41) Novela: Yolanda Lujan invited. We are already in over our tors of dentistry — when someone said. "They’ve got the ability to record in his first season and hasn’t (S) Love Connection ® ® Moonlighting (CC) A clergyman NO RAaST ranked No. 3, Tarkanian said he is each other, get on each other and looked back. GT Look at M e Now heads, so how do we answer these cries out, "Is there a doctor In the (play) pressure (defense) and [CNN] Showbiz Today searches for a woman he's never met (60 min.) (R) [CNN] Newsnight supposedly intelligent and well- house?” you can be sure he’s not [ESPN] NBA Today DEAR NO RACIST: You did mannered people? Thank you. looking for a dentist! New Jersey's Joe Cirella (bottom) has his legs up in the (3) 3 ) Nutcracker: Money. Madness [ESPN] Mazda SportsLook indeed. And very well, I can [HBO] MOVIE: 'Police Academy 3: and Murder (CC) A dangerous mistake MRS. D JUST ME air n he gMs tangled up with Edmonton's Esa TIkkanen Back in Training' (CC) Saving the Aca­ may force Behrens to betray Frances to the 12:05A M c r . T j Hooker Hooker per­ suades a friend to return to the barrio to in their NHL game Monday night at the Meadowlands. demy IS the newest and toughest chal­ police. (2 hrs ) Part 3 of 3 (In Stereo) Seikaly has Orangemen in high gear lenge for the members of the original grad­ help rehabilitate juvenile gang members (2 The Oilers beat the Devils, 7-6. uating class Steve Guttenberg. Bubby @ Frontline fCC) The social structure of hrs . 30 mm ) (R) Smith, David Graf 1986 Rated PG post-industrial England is explored (60 By William Kates min ) [HBO] MOVIE The Clairvoyant' A Cyst doesn’t require attention Seikaly. named the outstanding freshman my offense. At the beginning of the ® C B S News young art student draws sketches of three The Associated Press player of the East Regional basket­ "I’m growing up in this game." 7 :0 0 P M [CNN] Larry King Live murder victims before the murders have year I was taking a lot of CE ® ® M*A*S*H ball tournament, has averaged 8 he said. "That’swhy I'll be better. I turnaround jump shots; toward the [D IS] MOVIE: 'The Princess and the been committed Perry King, Elizabeth DEAR DR. occurs. Do you have any SYRACUSE, N Y - During the CD & Wheel of Fortune Pirate' An entertainer and a Princess are Kemp Norman Parker 1985 Rated R OOTT: I have a points and nine rebounds for haven’t reached my potential” end of the year I was making moves Edmonton thankful suggestions. regular season, it wasn’t uncom­ Syracuse during the tournament. ® $100,000 Pyramid captured by buccaneers on the Spanish 1 2:30A M CE Dynasty small spermato­ During his first two years, the rap to the basket. Now I’ve summed It Main Bob Hope. Virginia Mayo. Walter mon to see Syracuse center Rony The Orangemen, 38-8, will meet (ID Jeffersons ( E Entertainment Tonight cele. My doctor against Seikaly was that he wasn’t all up recently, f go to the basket Brennan. 1945 DEAR READER: The lining of Seikaly sitting on the bench listen­ Big East rival Providence. 25-8, in aggressive enough on offense, that when I can and when I can’t 1 just GD Best of Saturday Night [TMC] MOVIE: 'Mask' (CC) A disfigured (18' Jim & Tammy says that as long the rubber gloves may be holding in as It’s not un­ ing to instructions from his coach. the opening semifinal game Satur­ he got Into foul trouble easily, that take the turnaround jump shot. And for Ruotsalainen @ ) MacNeit-Lehrer Newahour teen strives to lead a normal life with the f22' (30' Late Night with David Letterman D r . G o t t the moisture that develops when It has become an uncommon sight day at New Orleans. Barney Milter help of a strong-willed mother and suppor Schedulerf songwriters Jerry Leiber and comfortable. he would sometimes disappear I’m now playing a little smarter." tive friends Cher. Eric Stolt/, Sam Elliott Mike Stoll(*r (60 mm ) (tn Stereo) your hands perspire. This can during the Orangemen's drive to "It’s been a tough, agonizing from games. Hoftywood Squares It’s harmle.ss — Peter Qott, M.D. Boeheim. who admits thinking it By Tht Assaclotad Prosf 1985 Rated PG-13 (38 Alfred Hitchcock Presents cause painful cracking of the finger the NCAA Tournament’s Final process, but it’s been well worth it.” An off-season foot injury set virtually out of the playoff picture G S Novela: Curui de Lobos but my medical was a gamble to give Seikaly a 9 :3 0 P M GD Odd Couple tips. Stop using the gloves, apply a Four. Boeheim said of his tutelage of Seikaly back at the start of the scholarship three years ago, now with Monday night’s loss. They ® Nightly Business Report 46) More Real People guidebook says EAST RUTHERFOHD, N.J. - GD Esta Noche se Improvisa they are usually lanolin-containing hand cream "They are not motivational talks Seikaly. “There are not many good season, but he has made steady projects his diamond-in-the-rough Reijo Ruotsalainen is trying to would have to win all their S0) Matt Houston GD Gene Scott three times a day and try to avoid on the sidelines. It is more about the big people” remaining seven games and hope 1 0 :0 0 P M ® News highly malig­ progress throughout. can be the top pick In the college make an adjustment back to [CNN] Moneyline [E S P N ] Track and Field: Division I doing dishes for a week or two. things that I'm doing wrong." said For all his natural talent. Seikaly that the fourth-place New York Jackie at Men's and Women's Indoor Champion­ nant. Who is "Bemie (Fine, an assistant draft next year. NHL-style hockey after playing a [ESPN] SportsCenter (Tl 3 Jack and Mike (CC) (Perhaps you can use paper plates tempts to interview a man who risked his ships From Oklahoma City, OK (2 hrs ) (R) right? the 8-foot-lO junior, wtiose play in is still a newcomer to the game of coach) has had to spend a lot of time "He can get a lot better,” season In Europe. Rangers lose their last six. [TMC] MOVIE: 'Witness' (CC| A Phila or rely on a considerate helpmate to life to save a small boy from danger, while [USA] Edge of Night the postseason was instrumental in basketball, although that is small to get him to this point.” Boeheim Boeheim says. So far, It’s bMu no sweat for the New Jersey’s Doug Sulliman said delphia cop on the run from corrupt fellow Jack gains advice on commodities from a wash your dishes.) If this doesn’t getting Syracuse into the Final comfort to opponents. said. "Although Rony deserves a lot Asforthose sideline chats, “there the team’s hopes for the playoffs officers seeks refuge tn the Amish country­ group of elderly people (60 mm ) 1 :00A M CE l Love Lucy DEAR READER: I think you DEAR READER: Necrobiosis speedy Edmonton defenseman. side and falls in love with a beautiful young work, check with your doctor. Four for the first time since 1975. Seikaly. who was born in Lebanon of credit, so does Bemie for having is not much more I’m going to say amount to taking It "one game at a GD INN News CE Joe Franklin Show misread your medical book: if not lipoidica diabeticorum — a skin "Hopefully. I’ll be ready for the widow Harrison Ford. Kelly McGillis, Jo­ you should get another. Yourdoctor Syracuse Coach Jim Boeheim and who grew up In Greece, began the patience to stick with him every that is going to help,” Boeheim playoffs — it takes a while to get time. If we play to the best of our sef Sommer 1985 Rated R (In Stereo) GD P<^ice Story GD Twilight Zone disese of diabetics — consists of DEAR DR. GOTT: My friend is in is right. A spermatocele is a benign "tells me what I’m doing wrong, playing organized basketball just day for 28 to 8 minutes.” said. "Early in the year, f figure f used to after M games in Europe," ability, who knows?" 2 Maude shiny, yellowish-red spots that [USA] College Basketbalt: NIT Claasic 3 Wild, Wild West (ID her mid-70s and has been diagnosed what I should he doing, what I three years ago. He arrived unan­ "Nobody has a perfect game, you still have time with him. hut now its Coach Doug Carpenter said that Semifinals from Madison Square Garden [C N N ] Crossfire cyst, separate from the fe.sticles. appear on the shins. Your sister Ru(rtsalainen said after collecting GD Soldiers as having Creutzfeldt-Jakob. What shouldn't be doing." Seikaly said of nounced and unheralded for his have to work on it," Seikaly said. pretty much what we’re going to get two goals, including the game- ‘ ’to he on the brink Is disappointing, (4 hrs . 30 mm ) (Live) [TMC] MOVIE; American Flyers' (CC) that contains sperm. It is painless should be thoroughly checked for can you tell me about it? (3) Local News and requires no treatment. those chats. first practice as a Syracuse "This year I’ve improved a lot on is what’s there” winner, and three assists Monday especially because of our recent 7 :3 0 P M ® PM Magazine 3 Honeymooners Two brothers enter a grueling cross­ diabetes. If her blood sugars are stretch of one-goal losses. We do country bicycle race when the younger si­ night in leading the Oilers to a 7-6 ® Current Affair GD Silvia Pinal Presenta:: Mujer. Casos normal, the doctor will want to DEAR READER: Creutzfeldt- have remaining games and we can bling learns he might have a fatal hereditary biopsy one of the skin lesions so that vlctoiy over the New Jersey Devils. ® Jeopardy de la Vida Real condition that will soon kill him David DEAR DR. GOTT: Several years Jakob disease is a rapidly progres­ In the only other NHL game. St. try different things.” fT) Entertainment Tonight GD World Vision Grant, Kevin Costner 1985 Rated PG-13 ago a spot appeared on my sister's the tissue can be examined under sive. rare and fatal brain degenera­ The teams scored three goals (In Stereo) the microscope and a diagnosis Louis defeated Minnesota 8-S. GD INN News [CNN] CNN News leg. She went to a skin specialist, tion that experts believe is due to a Brooks now able to fulfill his dream apiece in a wide-open second period [USA] Search for Tomorrow Ruotsalainen played with the GD ^ Carson's Comedy Classics [HBO] The Hitchhiker A puritanical may who told her she either was a established. If your sister has "slow virus.” According to theory, that saw the Devils take the lead diabetes, the skin condition will New York Rangers for five seasons dD (3) Barney Miller or's sordid past catches up with him when 1 :05A M (Disi MOVIE: 'Never Cry diabetic or was a candidate to the virus enters the nervous system twice and ended with the Oilers 4 he looks into the activities of a local call W o lf A biologist learns to live among improve as the disease is brought By Stella Dawson came home to an enthusiastic before heading for Switzerland last (3) GD Newlywed Game become one. He said she had and causes damage many years against the Friars, and are coming ahead 6-S on a goal by Glenn girl (In Stereo) wolves and Eskimos m the northern wild­ under control. The Associated Press summer. The Rangers traded his GD Novela: El Precio de la Fama erness Charles Martin Smith. Brian Den- necrobiosis lipoidica diabeticorum, later. The disease begins in middle . welcome after an 88-73 upset of into the game off an upset of their Anderson at 16; 48. 1 0 :3 0 P M GD in n News rights to Edmonton last fall and he GD Wild, Wild World of Animals nehy 1983 Rated PG and nothing could be done. Now her DEAR DR. GOTT: My fingers age and causes muscle-wasting, ; top-seeded Georgetown Saturday own — a four-point win over Ruotsalalnen’s game-winner, (3) Honeymooners returned to the Oilers nine games [CNN] Crossfire 1:20A M (MAX] MOVIE: 'Sex WHh whole leg below the knee is covered crack open at the ends, causing uncontrolled movements and

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Ep- OFFICE space tor rant — FOR Sale—got tfeva, ENGINEERING — tion, route 32 Mansfield features Include dumb 2 Chicken 46 Cooree perion sfaln Raal Etfofa. 647- Raolfy. 649-1147. No appliances. No Machine dlslgn draft­ TELEMARKEITNG. At- Act of 1968, which makes If 26Confui«l.1-1-A chow - - 2ePoetlePoetle ADANTMENTD Manchatfar prime $125. Colonial couch, or coll 742-6190. llleeal fe advertise any pref­ waiter from 2 car nffn contreetkm 46 0ltburie •S95.D pats. Security. Coll 646- ing. Minimum 5 years tentlon high school and 3 College group 60 Loequer ^il^AM of fha CropMI downtown prefas- •50. Coll affar 5(m of Emjiloyni8nt erence, limitation or discrim­ heated garage to kit­ 27 Mcmorlil 4 Greek letter 27 Who im RNMENT 2426, waakdovs 9 fe 5. 443-5335. experience with ma­ college students and M ASSEU SE. 8300 to 8866 M 6 v E In ^ondltionlll Forest RIdga Condo. tlonol sulfas available OLSTEN ination bated on race, color, chen. Ideal tor retired mound 6 Conference 28 Own |8eot.| Impacobly main­ M A N C H ^ S Y ilt — 2nd from 1,008 to 6,000 chine desgn Including others looking for weekly. Massage anly. 2S Trick 29 Fume 63 A Boon Ovarsizad Roltad ! old TreadleYrad^la sawing rellolen, sex or notional couple. Shown by ap­ lite,1646 tained. 2 bedroom souora feat. Laota or A Educ8tlon metal fabrication hy- summer work. We Large Hartford agency erlein, or on Intention te 31 OrMt 6 Friendi |Fr.| 30 Wiihlnglon'i 64 Myitio Ranch. 1159,900. Baou- 2 bedroom townhouta. floor, 2 badroom, haof machine— 1 Singer TEMPORARIES pointment. 521-7094. 66 Air (comb, draullcs/pneumotlcs. hove part time open­ INTERVIEWERS seeks attractive, well make any such preference, 7 Mother of nation (ibbr.) flful homa sltuotad on townhousa. Lorga Heat, hot water, car­ and appliances. No purchase. Boyle Real tawing machine with ings In our Manchester Ctttor end 33 To» egoney form) naorly 1 acre lot. rooms, only 2 units In pats. tSSO plus tacurify. Esfafa Company. 649- Wants to help you put Electrlcol/manuol/outo spoken masseuses. llmlfotlen or discrimination. 67 Aromollc peting, air coditlonar, cabinet. 1 alactric Kent oNIce. Hourly pay plus WANTED The Herald will not know- Pollui |ibbr.| Am ong the many fine this building, all ap­ all appliances. Nlca lo­ Call 646-3979. orogan. Coll 643-9279. some diversNy end exci­ matic systems. Call Phil Part time or full time. 8 Sendpipar 36Tk H. ointment bonuses, must be avail­ Inelv accept any advertise­ faofurat of this homa pliances remain. 1 cor cation. Coll 647-1595. M AN ^HiSf feR — Mopla HELP WANTED tement Into your lltel We Ot 643-2487.______The U.8. Census Bu- Own transportation. ment which It In vlelotlon of HELP WANTED 9 Barbra 36 Urgent 69 Auto club POOLS Amazing T it- hove Immedlete openings able Immediately. For Will train. Beau Monde CD SitelMnd wirelett (ebbr.) ora large family room detached carport, pool Wood apartments. ED resu Is currently looking count I Limited time CHURCH Maintenance— the low. O M i m appointment coll 646- ilgnal 61 Potieeiei with bullf In book and tennis courtsi NEWLY radacorotad 1 full end part time, long experience on floor for Interviewers to con­ 724-0518. movie Naw luxury, fwo- only. The big naw fan­ end short term. 7591. Shalvas, sliding doors •151,900. Jackson B badroom aporfmant In MIDDTmME care, outside and In­ duct Interviewing for Held WAITREisSEi Wanted— badroom fownhoutat. tastic 19S7 fam ily size LABORER — [4 s a 7 1 la a 10 11 to 16 X 16 deck over- Jackson Real Esfafa. Bolton. Air condition­ 279 Btdwall Street. 649- side work. Coll 643-4466 survey In and around the Full or part time. Expe­ 647-S400.D ing. Available about MANCHESTER. B rick pool Include* huge tun w e NEED construction. Apply In JOB looklng large back 5249. dack, fencing, filter, SALESPERSON. For between 9 and 3. Hartford, Connecticut rienced only. Call 13 14 yard. Great place tor Mov 1st. Country faf­ garage. Available for Sbcretarioo person at The Andrew area. Work about 100 Alice. 742-1488. M k t m f i k . Lydaii VE^tN bN — i room oporf- ladders, and warranto children's specialty SECRETARY— Needed gardnartlll Coll and Woods townhouta fing, stova, refrigera­ storage only. S40 Ansaldl Company, 186 hours each month for 7 OPPORTUNITIES menf In 2 family homa. tor only I97S. Full fi­ shop. Full and part Word Procdoooro for busy Manchester B I d w e I I St., ie 17 let us show you fhata condo. 2 bedrooms, 1 '/i tor, laundry tacllltlas, monthly. 649-4003. time. Apply In person months. Start In late May. heat furnished. 9500 par Ideal for professional nancing ovaMabla. Data Entry Real Estote firm. Must Manchester. feofuras and otharlll baths, walkout bota- First cornel First Marl Mods, 757 Main Census Interviewers are a t th e 20 22 month. Security dep­ couple or tinolat. No Light Industrial have good technical Realty World mant, garaga, large ROOMMATES tarval Coll Paul 1-I00- St., downtown DIETARY AIDE— Part paid 88.80 per hour In- osit . Raferancas. 643- pats. 9550 with garaga. and communicotlon Frachatta Assoclatet. balcony, appliances, •52-7665 or 203-563-1161. Monchester. Racaptlonist skill for varied chal­ time opening for per­ dudlng training and are 20 646-7709.D 0445. Utilities not Included. WANTED Stars upgraded carpeting. months sacurlfy. Clark Typist lenging activities. This son to perform a var­ relmburaed 20W cents per }'/i fNlULAfRb Window. •138,000 owner. 846-6576 Write box MM c/o El PART Time car washer. 35 hour salary position iety of kitchen tasks. mile for use of private au­ m ianrlffBlfr 3 I m I ^ SOUft^ t^lndtor. Excel- 2 bedroom, 1'/^i both du- ROOMMATE — Wonted Hod over 200 In stock, 8am until 12pm. Mon­ Flexible hours, will avenlngs 643-8274 days. plax. Remodeled, ap­ Manchester Herald, In Manchester orao. offers security, paid tomobile. Flexible sche­ Standout lent family home In only 90 left. Triple day throyugh Friday. Coma In or call train energetic be­ [34 36 36 37 pliances, laundry Manchester, Ct. Single parent with 1 gloss, double hungs, 2 vacation ond holidays. dule required. Candi­ quiet neighborhood. 3 Drivers license ginner. Call Manches- tacllltlas. S600. Refer­ child. Looking tor the tlldart, crank out, and Lauria Please submit written dates for canaus Intsr- badroom Ranch with 13 STUDIO typa needed. Apply to Tom ter Monor. 646-0129. ★ 42 ences, security. Coll apartment— portly fur­ some or tingle profes­ storm doors. Brand resume to : Julie Pel­ vlewer position must be a FULLTIME X 20 Hying room, dining Kelley, Carter Chev­ room and kitchen with 633-6921. nished. Working single sional. Days 647-9771 new must tall oil. First O L S TE N letier of ERA Blan­ OFFICE Position— full U.8. oltizan, have a high •2®® p e r day rolet, 1239 Main Street. time, typing, filing, 46 canter Island breakfast mole preferred. Lease. avenlngt after 9 346- coma first tarva. Un­ chard A Rossetto Real­ school diploma or equiva­ AD TAKER MANCHESTER. 4 room, TEMPORARIES tors, 189 West Center light bookkeeping. Be­ bar. 12 X 30 lower level BRAND New Llstlnglll Security. No pets. 643- heard of prices. Call lent and pass a 80 minute 1st floor, stove, refrig­ latapeneerat St„ Manchester, Ct. nefits. Apply In person: Immediate opening In our Claaelfled Dapt. 47 46 46 rac room with bar. 1 Approved building lot 2110. Wovna, 0666306. teat If you are Interested In excellent Columbia erator. Heat, hot wa­ Menehestsr a 047-10ai Blonstelns Camping Monday thru Friday, 8:30 am to 8 pm. Must cor garage. S144,900. D. ter. S600 plus security. M A N C H E S TE R spacious blibbbM f barpeling. and meet our require­ SI 63 64 66 66 67 W. Fish Realty. 643-1591 location. Survey ovlal- CLEANING Help- Center, route 83, poasaas good typing akllla. Knowledge of Coll Loralna a t643-4902 5 room centrally lo­ Msrohandlie Call now tor huge tov- ATTENDANTS— service ments, write; Regional Cl or B71-1400.D bla, ready to be built wanted nights. Man­ Rockville. ★ 62 or 447-9777. cated apartment. Ingsl Commercial, ret- station, full ond port rector. Bureau of the Cen­ computer Input desirable, but will train. SB 661 ;60 61 on. Call tor directions. time. Apply In person. RECEPTIONIST— for chester, East Harttord, C R E A T IV E Circle needs Adults preferred. No dentlal, pluih, level 4 sus. 10 Causeway street, *5®® p er day Good spalling a must. Pleasant talaphone SPRAY T H A T Stain away. $75,000. Jackson B A TtbA CilVE 2 bedroom Uniforms furnished. photo studio In. South and Windsor areas. part time workers. 63 64 66 pets. Security. Refer­ loop. All top quollto Windsor area. Sales Room 883, Boston, MA manner. Good benefit package. For ap­ Ballpoint Ink stains on Jackson Real Estate. townhouta. $575 Includ­ ences. S550 plus utili­ goodsi Sovel Savel 252 Spencer Street. Pease Maintenance. Must be Interested In shirt pockets...other pla­ 647-0400.O FURMITURE preferred. 343-2800. •75-1217. needlecrafts such as 02222-1084 or call 817- pointment, piMse call Oanlaa Roberta at 66 67 66 ing heat-hot water. No ties. 649-0533. Savel Coll 643-2659 for TELEPHONE - Operator- 686-7144 and ask for Mrs. cet, too...can ba removed pats. Credit raferencet free quote. /Typist - seeking a full E L E C TR IC IA N licensed. counted cross stitch, 843-2711 between 9:30 am and 8 pm. almost magically by MANCHH^tER 2 be^- FOR Sale 4 place quean crewel and needlepoint Coakley. U.8. Depart­ raaulrad. 643-0157,12- ■ room townhousa 1W time telephone opera­ Salary commensurate spraying hair spray on the REAL ESTATE 5pm, Monday through size bedroom set by with experience. Be­ and In home decor. Will ment of Commerce, baths, wall to wall car­ Lane. Contemporary tor. Must possess effec­ NURSERY warkers. Full Equal Opportunity Em­ spot than washing In the WANHO Friday. tive telephone skills, nefits. 6464)319. train. Call 1-800-258- ★ I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME usual way. Idle Items peting, appliances. styling, walnut finish. time. Hop River 4706 or In New Ham p­ ployer. by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee $515 plus utilities. ENDROLL 8 typing 35 - 50 w.p.m., Nursery, Route 6, Bol­ around the home con ba TOP price paid for multi Excellent condition. shire 1-449-2210. ®4®® p e r day P A R TTiia e Milne Real Estate Inc., •500. Coll 742-0274. I7)h Width • tS8 aptitude for figures ton. Come In or call exchanged tor cosh, al­ family properties. Call HDME8 Unecramble these four Jumbles, 52S-6573 or 569-4161. 1>«i width - 1 tor tM and basic office skills. Jim . 646-7099. INSURANCE. Growing TELEMARKETERS one Mter to each square, to form most magically, when ad­ Boland Borothers, 649- FDR RALE | Apply In person, Mon- TELLERS LOOKING For Assistant four ordinary vrorda. HD BRAND N . W MUST be pleked up M the I ogency looking for full vertised In classified. 2947. doy through Fridov, LANDSCAPE Protect Manager to townhouse-2 b e d ­ TV/8TERED/ HwMd Office Mondey thru | Laborers— for com­ Port time Tellers time person to perform 8:30 to 4 :30 .Prague needed! WIN customer service and run Individual con­ ACTEX rooms, fully ap- APPLIARCE8 Shoe Company, 200 Plt- mercial maintenance struction firm. Paid on pllonced kitchen, 1W Thursday before 11 i.ffl. only' and Installation work. train. Apply general office duties. M aneh09t9r l§ S p D c / 8 / ...L D f m0 9 how you: kln Street, East qualification. Call 643- — baths, central air, 1700 GAS Range, 4 burner, full Immediate openings. Perfect entry level po­ Hartford. sition. Some expe­ 2659. ______per month. 1 year size. White. R arely Coll S20-3697 tor more Savings Bonk 847-9946 •rA»srs- lease, security deposit. NOT1CB TQ CRBDITORS ^ l Ie A i CAL - Full time Information. rience preferred. Call PARKADE Health 205 Homestead St. used, excellent condi­ ■ S TA TI OF o ffice p o s itio n , 40 of Manchostor 649-0016 Shoppe now hiring ful- ★*5 per day No pets. 649-0795. tion. S75. 643-1B9S after W A LTIR R. DRIVIR, III, Wonlcd - service man tor hours per week, Mon­ 923 M a in Street l/port time ossltant MAPLE B-5 Lola ef Moncheeler, day through Friday, 8 service department. PART time cleaning per­ manoger and cashier. Decerned Full o r port tlnne. Will M anchester CDNDDMimUMR The Hen. WMHam...... B...... am to4;30pm. Reliabil­ son Bolton/Andover Call 646-8178,9-5 ask tor FULL TIM E z c Manchester Oerold, Judge, of tha Court ity and accuracy Im­ train. Apply Blon- area. 2 hours per night, Diane. O R D E R FORRERT LAWN AND steln’s Comping Cen­ 646-1700 etef Frabote, DIetHelDistrlet at MeMon- portant. Experience Monday through Sat­ LANDSCAPER and lawn Elegant townhouse DARDEN ehoster ot g haeriiw held on ter, Route 03, Vernon. coc PASTE UP ARTIST m March 11. 1997 erder^ t M using adding machine. urday. Own transpor­ workers. Experienced O N E F O R CX)AMIS Apply In person •75-6211. tation. Experienced. To do newspaper page and ad pasteup with 3 Brs, 2 car LAWN Mowing. Spring ell claims must be presentee required In operating Cleon ups and light te the fldtKlorv on or bototre Prague Shoe Com­ SALES— surround your- CASHIER wanted at Excellent pay. 742-5633. and maintaining lawn Y O U R A D Exp lence and typing helpful. June 14.1917 or bo barred ee pany, 200 Pitkin Street, self with beauty. Excel­ I garage, sliders to C L E A N and Sunny one hauling. Reasonable by lew providtd. once. Part time In mod­ PART Time. Flexible equipment. Knowl­ ExMlIant company paid benefits, Includino bedroom Condo. Quiet East Hartford. lent opportunity for hours processing prices. Free etflmafet. Johanna M. Bruder, em phormaev. Plea­ edgeable of landscap­ TODAY! balcony. Our best central neighborhood Coll Rick after Spm at CLEANING Service - Im- foil time employment sant working condi­ orders at local photo­ m ^p r medical, dental, life Inaurance and AeMetent Clerk ing procedures. Must WHARRO In Mancheeter. Mod­ 643-5249. madtate openings, var­ with one of Connecti­ tions. Flexible hours. graphy studio. Coll be dependable. Oppor­ When placing j further Information buy on the market, The tldudory Is: cut’s finest lewelers. form the surprise answer, as sug- ern kitchen and ob- Walter B. Driver, Jr ious hours available. Apply at once to Anne, joon 643-7369.______tunity for advance­ ^aaaa call Sheldon Cohen, Monday-Thura- gested by the above cartoon. pllancee. One year Must have tronsporta- Extensive benefit pro­ your classified ad ZC 101 Brantdrd Stieel Liggett Porkode Phor- X-RAY Technician port ment. Phone Kelly's day 10 am-3 pm. 643-2711. will probably sell leaie. S475month. Doye RMLOIL/COAL/ Mancheeter, CT Non. 85 per hour to gram. Apply In person mocy, 404 Middle Tbke, Landscaping, 528-8114 to: Diane Allevo, Gen­ time. Flexible hours ask for the STAR!! call Denlee at 643-2711. FIREWDDD ••1-0I start, plus mileage. 1 Monchester.______avolloble. Private ra­ from 9 to 4. M-F. te «[jirra o fC iii2 3 todayl Low fees Evenings and wee­ week paid vocation af­ eral Manager, Ml- . choels Jewelers, 958 WANTED 2 hour dollv diology office. Re­ PART Time help DIRoso 6 43 -2 7 11 (Answers tomorrow) *99,000 kends coll Pot of S2S- FIREWOOD— 853 a cord. ter 1st year. Days, 633- position ot Waddell sumes reply to: Box N Cleaners. Please apply 0684.a • toot tengthe, green, 3043. Evenings, 643- Main Street, Manches- Jumtxes: KWEL ABATE SECOND 0(7SET ter, Ct. EOE.______school to supervise Manchester Herald, 16 534 East Middle Tpke. NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED. Yesterday’a ^AKCHRit^k—i bed- delivered. 5 cord min­ NOTICB T 8 CRBDtTORS •019. Anavver: Jokes are always Imptxjved when they're im u m . Motter/VIso lunch cmd recess. 647- Bralnord Place, Mon- There'S someone out Call Karen Kllbanoff room, 11^ bathe. Fully T f O F iEdRETARY - tor one GENERAL Office help— 3392. chester, Ct. 06040. MMCHEtTER AREA this — TOLD BY THE BOSS Itenlll Lynch card. Northern fire­ ILII a II t h T* ------full or port tinte. Typ­ Buyer meets seller In there who wonts to buy oppHonced kitchen, 2 DALY, A/j|(/A^L^^'SIV m man law office. Short SERVICE Representa­ CARPENTERS and Classified ... and It's Center a t (odd only)..... Over 49 teal ceMe olflcce cor garage. No pets. wood dlstrlbutore. 272- ing and basic office your power tools. Find ..sas-eee 646-8600 to serve yo« la ConnecMcnt. 3616. M. DALY, 9 hand required. Call 646- tion. We will train a Helpers with minimum happy meeting for both. Edmund 81...... 11-58 S700.647-1215 7 to 10pm. Monctwetar. pecaeeed skills. Please call 528- that buyer with a low426,9 to S srsskd w s . 9416. bright personable Indi­ 5 years experience. 643-2711. od In aossifled. 643-2711...... eN CELEBRITY CIPHER 847-1215. The Hon. W IIHM i/ F l 8 t John at...... ColBbrtty etphor cnipRogrtmB STB oTMtGd from quottHong by tamoM Jerald, Judgjh of Hie Cei T Y f ISTS-aW ) weekly A vidual with typlna obll- High wages. Port time ...18-108 people, pest end pFBwnt. Eeefi letter m the cRpfwr standa for MAN^HEST^R— DFFICE/IIETAIL et Frabote, Mstrld ef Mi hemel write P. O. Box BENCH Mechanic- Ity. Good aolorv, gen­ or full time. Call 643- atone at.. 285 Hirtlord TpkA Virsos 172-7777 needed In South Wind­ enother. rpdSy’B ckm: S epuefla O. Available Imme­ EQUIFMCNT Chester d o haertne I •7S, E liz a b e th , HJ erous benents along 7263. Ademe 8 t (odd only).. .467-837 March iL IfW w derL_____ sor. 40 ♦ hours detng SAHCNB8TBa CieWwoodDr...... diately. New condo, with ogportunitv for AUTOMOTIVE Book- SJBBALI.NOtlCB 2nd floor, 2 bedroom. COMPUTER-A KIndof oHclelms muetbeereeented smoll oppllonce re­ odvancemenf. Call „ . I Dr...... 848 te the tldUctarv an or botore REORGANIZING . keeper. A ll tonctlora Of Foxcrofl Or...... Heot/hot water. Adults D E C — Rainbow 100FC June t1. Jtw or be borreS ee pairs. Basic electro arts. Rivers at 289-3372 The FtenMne end Eenhie CemmlsMen wlH Im m e euMlc ...... 848 medical practice In automotive Ford Deal­ iwwvne meneey, AP Fortw at...... "O C Q E P L P88I Q8LQU preferred. No pets. dlgltol 2 years eld. by low erevMed. mechonleal skills ne­ or opplv Beneficial Spril A 1N7et 7:89 F.M . In the Hcertne .100428 RAenchester. Foil tim e cessary. Training pro- ership. Accounting In Reenr, Llnoehi Osnvsr,r, 4M Mein Street, » ■ , iwMenchssfsr. Ct. te Unmore Dr...... eN Eatf Hartford It Spaelal...Laf ma Show you! •7SD/month plus secur­ Used very little. CFM - mnoM. Bruder. and/or port time posi­ Connecticut, Inc., 922 house computer sys­ hear end considsr Me MleiMne eeWWent: FsmdWs Or...... ity. Pool, p a rk in g MS DOF-M-Bo«lcS2200 AeeliiteiM Oeto vldad. Excellent be- AAoln St., East Hart­ .... 1141 IBCFE’Y ULDC LEJYUQEP Y8 tions avolloble tor neflt pockoge tem. Superior Ford In- S fira ? cgiWRVCTtew COMPANY ;SUBIimSION. Avon at...... afl space. Write F. O. Bex 847-0069. The HAidorv Is: computer oriented tord, Ct. Equal Oppor- corporotlon. 228-9431, **** *!*p .**w . n il l s t o w n aoAD (B-tei - Apetieewon Ulehitald 81...... •093, Manchester, Ct. Including 401K/profit toiWy Emptoyer. IB KQYU KQEEQEP BH medical secretaries sharing. Coll Gall to­ 6464563. e ^ MeMenchsslw tubdhdslen Reeutahem to eertntt e Janaon 8l...... eN 99 ewer MIH Reed and LPN's or RN's P A ^T Time help wanted. taietsiMMvtsIsnene.eereefeflendcenslstineefeeerexl- Jordi 81...... ON FETDAND Belton. CT day for Interview at m ^ v 893 ecres end MenMIed es 4CIR end 4 n v HHlflenpn 38 Snith Prttpid Strid — SOLD MAKCH^ifEA. 2 bed- wlllino to work hard Tuedsov, Thursday 5 A L E S Farkw B t...... 1 Z8F0EP." — OQZZ BLHGCZZF. Joeon Soda Systems, Woodbrtdge 81...... room condo. Fully op- and shore In the re­ Inc. 300-7470. E O E . •:38 to 3:30. School Persons/Esttmotors— EMt Nirtltnl pllonced kitchen, words of patient core. secretory tor small pri­ full time positions BtANCWARBANBROtSBTTe-ieNB QMNBa -RURAL Bate 81...... PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "TTw psychic acaxra cauaed by oSfoTENcF'and’T r INSTALLERS- needed —T----- — T- ~ V~-HaUNtONSlRBe - 89RBBT IB-78) Oanlw St (even only) .... bellavinq that you are ugly leave a pennanant maik on central olr, cor pert, Please eend resume te vate school In AAon- available with growlne .474462 pool, tennis, rec area training— Sick ot being for grosrine ceramic service company. • T>chdnaiMejwidm d Hhflcm esiWBSWenbeinR»telRe- Oougherely B t...... eN your personaHty." — Joan Rivers. 6 Rooms, vinyl sided older Box J J c/o the RAon- chester. AAoy expand ■idsnes toRssIdsnee B tord edrcM ef lend censlswnd ef de- McKee at...... available. 1 small pet ofYold of going out the sates and instolla- Good Bolory. Call erexlMMsty 7.1 dcres dnd IdsidWHd m m i unfen ftrset. ....12-78 Into toll time position FroctwRd...... accepted . S7S0 p er oloneotnlghtl Youcon ChesterCt. In September. Coll i Evergreen Lawns. We VIctorte R d ...... home. Great starter home. month. 1 year teoM buy o protection dog or 7 commensuorole with will train, i hove yours trained at MW. 7 Te B U8IIWB8H-W dndil C L i A t ^ l M Help f l oor eimerlenoe. Please coll West Oentsr a t (odd)...... 8-228 plus aecuritv deposit. SsliB Rd...... •890795. your home. Guoron- TItemasIsrs 888 0M8. IteBSwesIHwe .....48 Convenient location. Won’t teed reeultb. CaH ony- ond/er ssee- MMTOil ^ IMR4 cmd Brent Rd.______.....48 .043-S247. iu&VoMER Service— PILLOWTEX CORPORATION knenndSttdndie BuDwRd.. m - Evergreen Rd.. RllAT B lt fcesponstbie laatl *91,500. M e r d i U .______nonce, and del Ivory. eNedngnientdeetuterotpWane end down cowtart- W o o d IMIRd.. R FOK Sole— 6oilte pu^ an cte^ must be I A B F ^ --- — ----- a ^ 1 time psrmaneiil. etA ounemir has fUN wne praduollan work evelMMe • Rd...... PfwMi uvViwYMfwQv tetbeBBtolervbni onowRrMMdltThssssnirzHnHiusaiuiisdonBtf te eimra Ms cenveriHn eld lO r...... Jwee SklNW er bel 18n daycare ed9* llM^»mwn Rival toi agpiF^ NICE 3 bedroom blnglb WMtos, trts, and Sb- by lew ereyfded. Aeelv at Nedneld Nsn- qi*eenye*pertince.FNMelsKweHMlnyou.lneddl- w. Middle Tpke.