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By Andrew Yurkovsky O’Brien, who represents the town’s Manchester Herald Economic Development Commission. Several directors say they were Naab said he then discussed the not kept informed of talks between proposal with his fellow Republican other town officials and a developer board members, Osella and Theu- who is seeking a $9.5 miilion tax nis “ Terry” Werkhoven, on Thurs­ break to build the $70 million Mall day morning. Osella and Werk­ at Bucklp^ Hills. hoven, the minority leader, Director Ronald Osella said confirmed that the Republicans today that he and the two other discussed the proposal on Republicans on the Board of Thursday. Directors were not toid until last Weiss said that the administra­ week about the proposalannounced tion was brought in at the "tail end" Friday by the deveioper, the of negotiations with Homart, be­ Homart Development Co. of tween 10 days and two weeks ago. Chicago. " I believe the mayor has been " I would have preferred to hear involved in general. I think he from someone that, yes, we’re encouraged (Homart) to come up conducting negotiations.” Osella with a proposal that the town would said. consider,” Weiss said.” Meanwhile. Homart officials are Among Democratic directors David Kool/Minchatlar Harald to meet with the directors before reached this morning. Mary Ann their meeting Feb. 2 at 7 p.m. to Handley and James F "Dutch" HIDDEN .TALENT — Tom Majors, a runner for the unheated home was condemned by town officials in discuss the latest proposal, Town Fogarty said that they had not Nadeau Auction Galley in Colchester, holds aloft a November, collected about $67,000 worth of antiques. Manager Robert B. Weiss said learned of the new Homart proposal painting by Alfred Grezel of Manchester. Grezel, whose They were auctioned off Sunday. today. A public hearing on the until last Friday. proposal will be scheduled to Efforts this morning to reach precede the second meeting of the DiRosa were unsuccessful. month, on Feb. 9. Both Naab and Werkhoven In a letter to the Manchester agreed that the Board of Directors Condemned house antiques sold Herald dated Saturday, Oselia should have been told about the wrote. " I only became aware of the negotiations. new Homart proposal late last “ I have to agree with Mr. By Nancy Concelmon taxes, according to town officials. figure to $800 for two oriental porcelain Imari week. I am extremely disturbed Osella,” Naab said. "O f course all Manchester Herald Edwin Nadeau, who owns the auction water bottles. that negotiations between the town of the members of the Board of gallery, had offered the estate $35,000 for “They always go for a lot over the and Homart apparently have been Directors should be kept informed In a large barn off Old Hartford Road in Grezel's collection. Malcolm Barlow, conser­ estimate." said a collector from New London going on for some time without the of what’s going on." Colchester, the story of a Manchester man vator of Grezel's property, said 65 percent of who didn't want his name used. knowledge of Republican directors, Said Werkhoven, " I f I'm going to who lived without heat, electricity or the $66,915 made on Grezel's collection will go He said Grezel's collection was "nice," but the pubiic and the press. It is represent the people, I want to be in plumbing among almost $67,000 in antiques to the estate with the remaining funds going to not exceptionally large. exactly this type of secretive the discussions.” was laid out Sunday for 500 eager auction- the auctioneer. But Ellen Cipolla of Manchester, who wheeling and dealing and an­ Osella said that he is In favor of goers to see. At Nadeau's Auction Gallery, hundreds of collects porcelain, said she thought the nouncement of plans at the last calling a referendum on the new The antique furniture, paintings and people milled around, examining oriental collection was large. Cipolla called Gre^ql's minute that got us off on the wrong financing arrangement, but he oriental porcelain featured at Sunday's vases, porcelain dogs, lamps, dishes and the collection "fair." foot last year.” added that he doubts the idea would auction were just some of the items Alfred nearly 50 paintings Grezel possessed. “ A lot of his pieces are damaged." she said. Osella was referring to the Board be supported by the Democratic Grezel collected before his unheated Bisseli People squeezed between Chippendale- Damaged pieces were Indicated in the guide of Directors’ approval lastyearofa majority. Werkhoven also said Street home in Manchester was condemned in style chairs and tables made of mahogany that listed the items. Barlow said that items $13 million bond issue to pay for today that he was leaning toward a November and he was hospitalized. and teakwood, looking at everything from were removed from Grezel’s house Dec. 28 road and utilities improvements in referendum, but Naab said he does The auction, held at Nadeau's Auction small, carved ivory figures to Grezel's and 29 and taken to Nadeau's gallery, where the area around the mall. That not think it would be a good idea. Gallery, featured more than 290 items, 85 collection of about 20 paperweights and an Nadeau had to clean all of them and repair financing plan was turned down by percent of which came from the Grezel home. unassembled, four-poster mahogany bed. many. voters in the November referen­ Under the plan announced Fri­ Grezel, 65, lived in his house at 72 Bisseli St. By the time the auction was ready to start at Barlow said that two nieces, a nephew and dum, which was called after a day, Homart would agree to build for at least two years without heat, electricity noon, the 280 chairs were full, and between 200 Grezel had gone to Nadeau’s to choose what Hartford Superior Court judge the mall if the town were to agree to and plumbing, according to town officials. and 300 people were standing. Nadeau said. Grezel wanted to keep. Barlow said Grezel, determined that the bonding plan a $9.5 million tax freeze to help pay who is currently being treated at the required the approval of the voters. for the Improvements. Of the Judge of Probate William FitzGerald had The auction moved quickly as Nadeau's Cedarcrest Regional Hospital in Newington, Republican Director Geoffrey remaining cost of improvements, Grezel taken from his home forhealth reasons "runners" held up the items and participants may eventuaily be able to live independently, Naab said today that he learned of $3 million would be paid by the in November because Grezel posed a health flashed their yellow number cards to indicate and may move back to Manchester. Homart’s latest proposal last Mon­ developer of adjacent property, risk to himself and others. FitzGerald said. theirbids. most of which were more than $100. day afternoon, during a meeting Manchester 1-84 Associates, and Grezel also owed the town more than $8,000 in Bids ranged from $25 for a damaged ivory Please turn to page 10 with Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr., a $2.5 million would be paid for by Democrat, and attorney Revin Homart. Reagan plans upbeat talk, but no major proposals

By Susanne M. Schafer will stick to tried-and-true themes where so many great presidents and exotic” policy proposals in his quality of our schools,” Reagan about staunching the flow of federal The Associated Press from his seven-year tenure. He’ll have stood ... never goes away.” final year. said. "But I will remind Congress red ink. "And I may have a challenge Congress to drop parti­ One White House official familiar "You’re completing an agenda that the most important thing is not surprise, too, a way right now for WASHINGTON ^ President san bickering and address what he with the speech said it reflects that spans eight years. You’re to throw quantities of money at Congress to show it’s serious about Reagan is heading to Capitol Hill considers the unfinished business of Reagan's approach to his final year trying to put it in place, ” the official education but to tie funding to putting the government’s house in for his last State of the Union his administration. at the nation’s helm, calling it said. results and to have a commitment order,” Reagan said without speech, attempting to set an upbeat But there will be no mention of the "upbeat, but realistic.” The official In his Saturday remarks, Reagan to quality and to state and local elaborating. tone but offering no sweeping Iran-Contra affair that rocked spoke on condition of not being said he wants to make sure the control of schools.” .On foreign policy, Reagan will proposals for his remaining months Reagan's administration in 1987 identified by name. nation preserves "the economic Last year, Reagan proposed push for Senate ratification of the In office. and threatened his legacy. "It's not conciliatory, but it’s not growth of the past five years.” slashing school spending and tar­ U.S.-Soviet treaty banning Inter­ '' Reagan appears before a joint Offering a taste of his remarks in drawing a line in the sand, either,” Reagan will challenge Congress geted anti-drug programs for mediate range weapons and will session (H the House and Senate for his Saturday radio address, Rea­ the official said. "It just tries to say to revise its erratic budget process cutbacks. attempt to rebut those In Congress tonight’s 9 p.m. EST address, which gan struck a nostalgic note. that even though Congress and the and will press for cuts In federal To spur budget reform, Reagan who would cut his Star Wars missile will be nationally televised. Next ‘ 'The State of the Union is the only president have their differences, spending. Yet he'll also pledge to will criticize the last-minute spend­ defense program, also known as the January, officials say, he will statement that the Constitution they can work together to get things put more money into public educa­ ing bill approved by Congress Just Strategic Defense Initiative. follow the tradition of many outgo­ itself requires the president to done.” tion — nearly $21 billion — and before Christmas, a 2,000-page Reagan also will pledge a make- ing presidents and submit a written give,” he said. "This will be my Another official, also speaking suggest new initiatives to battle document that contained surprises or-break lobbying effort to obtain State of the Union message. seventh time. And let me tell you, privately, said It would be inap­ illegal drugs. discovered only after it was signed. As for tonight, aides said Reagan the thrill of standing in that place propriate for Reagan to offer “ wild " I will mention ways to raise the Reagan said he’ll be speaking Please tnm to page 10 Mubarak’s initiative spiits Israeiis TODAY’S HERALD JERUSALEM (AP) — Prime more on physical force. dictate, to im|>ose solutions.” perhaps a greater U.N. presence — Winter storm watch Strike anniversary Minister Yitzhak Shamir and For­ President Hosni Mubarak of But Peres, a liberal rival of to safeguard and protect Palestini­ Observing the second anniver­ eign Minister Shimon Peres split Egypt has called on.Palestinians to Shamir In the coalition govern­ ans living under occupation and A winter storm watch Is in effect sary of a strike by about 800 today on whether to endorse observe a six-month ban on anti- ment, welcomed the thrust of does not accept language referring for tonight. workers. United Auto Workers Egypt’s new peace initiative and a Israel violence, as well as on Mubarak's call. to Palestinian “ political rights.” The Nationai Weather Service at President Owen Bieber denounced moratorium on Jewish settlement settlement building in the territo­ " I welcome the Mubarak initia­ Cabinet Secretary Elyakim Ru- Bradley International Airport ip the Colt Firearms Division as being building in the occupied territories. ries. He says such conditions would tive as a step in the right direction, ’ ’ benstein flew to the United States Windsor Locks reports that there is "very arrogant.” Story on page 7. There were also reports of set the stage for an international he said in a statement issued by the today for talks with U.S. officials, a 90 percent chance of snow and it scattered anti-occupation violence peace conference. Foreign Ministry. "The call for an and Israel radio said he would give could be a “ heavy” snowfall. A Index in the West Bank and Gaza Strip. "An international conference will immediate end to all violent activ­ Shamir’s response to recent Middle heavy snowfall is defined as one of 6 Classified - 16-20 Obituaries___ 10 And two liberal Israeli lawmak­ not serve the cause of peace,” ity Is most positive.” East peace proposals. inches or more. The temperature Comics_____ 17 Opinion______0 ers charged In a report that soldiers Shamir told reporters today. "It An of f Icial who spoke on condition Meanwhile, the Arab-run Pales­ will be In the upper 30s. 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By Linda Stowell on Interstate 95 and the Merritt A survey by the Southwestern The Associated Press Parkway — the region’s major Area Commerce and Industry committee’s standards highways — as ’’absolutely Association, a coalition of business STAMFORD — Two decades ago, horrendous.” groups and the state, said last year that twice as many manufactuiers affordable housing and a good “ It’s gridlock from 6:30 a.m. to School March 28-90, said Keeney weaknesses. Besides trying to moved out of Fairfield County as By Andrew J. Davis highway system lured dozens of after 8; 30. A ride from Bridgeport Street School Principal Francis J. obtain accreditation, the vlalt will moved in during the past five years. Manchester Herald major companies to Connecticut's to Stamford that should take 25 Amara. Bolton will.receive a visit give the schools suggestions on how minutes takes more than one hour, Manufacturing generates |10 bil­ suburbs of New York City, but now Officials at three local elemen­ from the commission the first week to improve, he said. and if every aspect of mass lion in revenues and provides S6 highways are clogged, $500,000 tary schools are making final of May, said Anne Rash, Bolton “ Every one of the objectives will transportation was used by the year. percent of the jobs in the county, homes considered pedestrian, and preparations for a visit by a Elementary School principal. lead to a better school,” Amara 2000, we’d still have hopeless said Al Petrikas, president of the a corporate exodus may be on the regional accrediting association. The commission will visit the said. “ I ’m excited because I can aee gridlock,” Owens said. Wilton-based VItta Corp. and chair­ horizon. Keeney Street School, Nathan schools to determine if the schools the ship steering in the area of William S. Woodslde, former man of the SACIA task force that At least a half dozen companies Hale School and Bolton Elementary meet accrediting standards, improvement.” chairman of Primerica Corp., said directed the survey. have announced in the past year School are the three schools that Amara said. It took Keeney Street if some trends aren’t stemmed. But John MItovich, president and Rash said she also was excited plans to close or relocate their are preparing for a visit from the three years to prepare for the visit Fairfield County could become a chief executive officer of SACIA, about the visit because an outside operations in Fairfield County, an Commission on Public Elementary by the commission. pasture for top executives with said he doesn’t believe "the bloom commission will be able to focus on area dubbed Connecticut’s “ Gold Schools from the New England "ft (the accreditation process) little commerce because people is completely off the rose” in areas that may be overlooked by Coast” because of the wealth of Association of Schools and Col­ covers all of our programs from who work in the trades, restaurants Fairfield County. people who work at the school every many of its residents, including a leges, (NEASC) of Winchester. custodial, kitchen, special educa­ and other businesses won’t be able “ When people look at the region day. And since the commission Is number of celebrities. Mass. The association is a volun­ tion and other programs,” Amara to afford to live here. and see some traffic patterns, some very thorough, it will give school A survey by a business group tary, non-profit organization which said. “ They will visit and interview Woodside, who moved Primerl- people like to attribute the erosion officials guidelines on how to found that of 300 Fairfield County accredits schools and colleges by the staff. They’ll have access to the ca’s, formerly American Can Co.’s, (of businesses) to traffic or cost, improve, she said. manufacturers who responded, determining how their educational school.” headquarters to Greenwich, in 1970, but that’s not completely it. There’s one-third are considering relocat­ programs stack up against NEASC Among the things commission ” I like the comprehensive nature is chairman of the Regional Plan a range of things are happening.” J ing all or some of their operations. standards. members will look at are the of this,” Rash Bgldi^iWhat we'll get Association, an economic planning Mitovich said some of the com­ “ Most people who make a move Ninety other schools throughout school’s philosophical objectives, out of this Is reanynice data on how organiation for the tri-state region panies that moved to the region in do a lot of looking and if they’re the state will be going through the curriculum, school atmosphere and to get better, ... (though) I think of Connecticut. New Jersey and the 1970s are no longer here because after big cost differences, there’s accreditation process this spring. staff, Amara said. Since becoming we’re already good.” New York. they’ve been merged with others or no longer a big cost difference The association recently expanded involved in the program, tbe school Keeney Street and Nathan Hale He said when companies moved bought out. between New York and Fairfield its accrediting process to include has prepared reports focusing on are the only Manchester elemen­ to Connecticut in the 1970s, housing Corporate executives won’t dis­ County,” said Peter Helie, chief elementary schools. such areas, he said. tary schools involved in the NEASC was affordable, there was plenty of cuss the possibility of relocating operating officer of William Pitt, a Manchester High School has The commission, which should accredidatlon program. The other land, and an ample labor pool. because it worries theiremployees. real estate company with 16 offices already received NEASC issue a final report for the two seven elementary schools are in­ “ The county has changed dram­ One top Fortune 500 executive, in Connecticut. accreditation. Manchester schools by June or volved in the state School Effective­ A atically already,” he said. “ Green­ AP photo who ask ^ that neither he nor his “ So, if they’re looking for a The commission will visit Keeney July, will make recommendations ness Project, which also focuses at wich has closed schools in the last 10 company be named, said he lower-cost area, they’re bound to EXO D US — Peter Helie, chief executive Climbing house prices and ever- Street School and Nathan Hale on porh srhool’s strengths and school improvement. move off the East Coast.” years and they do that because they planned to relocate his corporate Housing prices have soared so no longer have enough kids to use officer of William Pitt Real Estate, poses worsening traffic have contributed to an headquarters soon. “ I don’t want to that many homes are out of the the schools. No young people can In front of a Stamford house on the exodus of corporations from Fairfield announce It because I don’t want to reach of even some two-income afford to live in these cities.” market for $385,000. The house was County. scare my employees, he said. families. In Greenwich, the aver­ Evidence of a possible corporate listed at $190,000 five years ago. When Louis Harris and Asso­ School smoking report due age price of a home has risen from exodus cropped up in 1987. when at ciates, a survey research firm in $86,730 in 1970 to $706,150 last year, least six companies pulled out of the New York, asked chief executive area. said the high cost of staying in the officers to name the best major By Andrew J. Davis materials to teen-agers under 18 Members of the town building N said Stanley Klein, publisher of the which moved from New York to Stamford. and the other bans smoking inside Greenwich Record of Real Estate -Georgia-Pacific Corp. an­ Stamford about two years ago, —Electrolux Inc. In September area is a contributing factor. metropolitan area In which to Manchester Herald committee and school officials Sales. nounced last February it would announced it planned to relocate its announced it would relocate its “ Essentially those who can break locate a business, none of the 403 public school buildings or during agreed last week to cut nearly He said the "American Dream” move most of its regional opera­ headquarters in the Midwest. headquarters from Stamford to away and have no need to be in the executives ranked any Connecticut Reports on the local effects of a school activities. $500,000 from proposed renovation — a four-bedroom home on one acre tions from Darien to its corporate —Penn Central Corp. said In June Atlanta. command center of the global cities in the top tier. They said state school smoking ban and Ludes said today that his report plans at Bowers School and Wad­ of land in Greenwich — costs a headquarters in Atlanta. The For­ it would move its headquarters —Stauffer Chemical Co. in West- market are finding other locations Atlanta was the best location. repair bids to two elementary will focus on the number of students dell School. ’The decision was made family about $540,000 today. tune 500 forest products company from Greenwich to Cincinnati, port announced in July that it would and being in a sense pushed out or at “ Overall, the New York area, schools top the agenda for tonight’s who have been suspended under the after all 11 bids on the school Sen. Howard T, Owens, D- employed 320 people in Darien, Ohio. close its headquarters. least costed out by those who have which includes Connecticut, does Manchester Board of Education policy. He has stated that more projects were rejected on January Bridgeport, chairman of the Gen­ making it the town’s single largest —Iomega Corp. returned to Utah Most cited the need for “ consoli­ to have that location,” said John get a pretty bad rap,” said Merl meeting, said Wilson E. Deakin Jr., than 100 students have been sus­ 11 because they were higher than eral Assembly’s Transportation employer. in February, only a year after dation” as the reason for leaving, Keith, president of the Regional Baker, executive vice president of Stu HIpkIni/ContrtbutIng photograptMr assistant superintendent. pended under the policy, but the tbe amount available for Committee, describes the situation —Revere Cooper and Brass Inc., moving its headquarters to but one knowledgeable observer Plan Association. Louis Harris in New York. ’The school board will meetat 7:30 flgure is lower than school officials construction. BACKSEAT MECHANIC — Ernest Viot, changing a tire at the Spruce Street p.m. at Washington School at 94 anticipated. With the cuts, new bids are now Cedar St. • Manchester’s smoking ban went being sought on the project. 74, of Manchester, watches as Dave Mobil Service Station Friday. The Job The school board will first hear a into effect Sept. 1, a month before At Bowers, the estimated renova­ Report says workers’ compensation benefits out of controi Seargent, 34, replaces the hubcap after took a matter of minutes. report from Manchester High the state ban. tion costs is now pegged at about School Principal Jacob Ludes Iff on Francis A. Maffe Jr., chairman $1,876,900. A construction contin­ how the high school has coped with of the school board’s Building and gency fund of $152,100 also will be HARTFORD (AP) - The state present only a portion ol the total July 1. 1986, to June 30. 1987, ployee awareness of benefits. escalation.” effective ' safety committees at two new state smoking laws, Sites-Transportation committee, ne^ed, according to officials. will pay an estimated $39 million in expense of workers’ injuries, be­ compared with about 6,200 claims The New England Health Care Another major problem, the state Institutions, and a lack of Oral arguments may come soon Deakin said. also win give school board At Waddell, officials have esti­ workers’ compensation in the fiscal cause they do not include some three years ago. Employees Union. District 1199, report says, is that many mental effective “ light-duty” work for On Oct. 1,1987, two new state laws members an overview of recent mated that approximately year that ends June 30. and can salary costs paid by state agencies Concern last year over the which represents the mental retar­ retardation and mental health employees who have returned to which were aimed at curtailing committee developments concern­ $1,693,100 will be available for expect to pay 26 percent more — or or the costs of overtime and soaring costs led the General dation and mental health workers, workers claiming compensation work but are not fully recovered. student smoking went into effect. ing Bowers School and Waddell construction, with a contingency $48 million — in fiscal 1989. an temporary help, the report said. Assembly to form a task force to has cited poor training and facili­ can get more money — 100 percent “ The best wa y to reduce workers’ in Enfield zoning corruption case One prohibits the sale of smoking School renovations, Deakin said. fund of $106,900 needed. accounting firm has reported to "No one really knows the true study the problem and prompted ties. in addition to combative of their regular wages, tax-free — compensation costs for the state is state officials. costs of workers’ compensation the Department of Administrative patients, as major reasons for the by not returning to work. Up to through accident prevention,” the The state Supreme Court could "particularized need” for the infor­ ’The charges stemmed from allega­ Despite the state’s efforts to stem injuries for state employees,” the Services to hire Peat Marwick to rising costs. 14,000 of almost 50,000 state Peat Marwick report said. agree to hear within a month oral mation. The new rules would leave tions that Seader. vice president of increases, workers’ compensation report said, “ since the first few review the program. A preliminary Mental retardation and mental workers qualify for 100 percent, But the report said traditional arguments in a case to resolve what the decision in the hands of the First Hartford Realty Co. of Man­ Legislator seeks court reform costs have increased an average of days of absence from work fallow­ report from the task force is health workers account for about 60 state officials said. loss-control programs, which were judicial body has the authority to three-judge panel, which would use chester, negotiated with former 26 percent annually since 1974, the ing an injury are paid directly by expected soon. percent of the cost of workers’ In contrast, most state workers effective at (he state Department of release grand jury transcripts in a the public’s interest to know as the Enfield Planning and zoning Com­ to maintain a continuous, central­ trators of violent crimes.” probe into corruption involving a basis for release of the information. mission Chairman William J. Bou- By Alex GIrelll report by Peat Marwick Mam & Co. the employing agency from the State officials attribute the in­ compensation claims, according to and private-sector workers gener­ Transportation, do not work in Manchester Herald ized, computerized and updated McCavanagh said he filed a bill 2 local developer and a former town “ Particularized need” is consi­ said. The firm said that if'sending regular salary budget.” crease in costs to such factors as a 1985 legislative study. ally receive two-thirds, of their health care or correctional dah to sell an 8.S-acre tract of land record of the disposition of criminal seeking more complete court re­ official, Manchester attorney Mal­ dered a more difficult point to - to Boudah for about $50,000 below reaches the estimated $39 million Workers’ compensation pays rising salaries and medical ex­ The Peat Marwick report con­ salary whlje recovering from an institutions. Lawyers convicted of felonies charges. cords so that prosecutors would colm F. Barlow said today. prove. fair market value, according to this year, it will have nearly tripled medical costs and lost wages penses. poor working conditions firmed that injuries resulting from injury. would not be able to practice la w for McCavanagh said the purpose of . have access to criminal records Attorney Malcolm Barlow, who court records. since the 1982-83 fiscal year, when resulting from work-related injur­ and morale, a shortage of accident- confrontations or incidents be­ The report also confirmed that at least 10 years after their the bill forbidding lawyers con­ that might otherwise go The trial of the six men charged represents the Manchester Herald, The sale occurred while First costs totaled $14 million. ies. About 15,000 claims by em­ prevention programs, inadequate tween staff and patients or inmates contributing to the high costs are Dictionary writer Noah Webster conviction if a bill introduced by victed of felonies from practicing undetected. in the corruption probe — including said that the Herald stands behind Hartford was seeking a zone Further, the reported co.sts re­ ployees were filed in the fiscal year. employee training and more em­ are “ the major cause of cost poor- state facilities, a lack of died in 1843. state Rep. James McCavanagh, law for 10 years after conviction former Manchester Board of Edu­ efforts by the Journal Inquirer to change from the PZC on another D-Manchester, becomes law. was ’’eliminating public perception cation (^airman Leonard Seader have the transcripts made public. plot of land in Enfield on which the The bill is one of four court of the court system being adminis­ and developer Neil Ellis — hasbeen Barlow said he has not filed a brief firm wanted to build a senior on hold since last April. At that time reform measures McCavanagh has tered or otherwise operated by For the Record 5 in the case because one filed by the housing project, records say. filed for the 198$ session of the persons found guilty of serious THE WEATHER REGIONAL WEATHER Dr. Crane’s Quiz Hartford Superior Court Judge Jl’s attorney, Dominic Squatrito, The PZC approved First Hart­ General Assembly. crimes.” John M. Byrne ruled that he didn’t states the Herald’s legal position. ford’s zone change, with Boudah H w Accu-Wealher' fotecast for 8 A.H.. Tuesday. Jianuary 26 Accu-Weather'’’ forecast for Tuesday McCavanagh, vice chairman of The purpose listed for the bill 30 have jurisdiction to decide whether "The Herald’s position is that the actively participating in delibera­ the Legislature’s Judiciary Com­ prohibiting practicing lawyers and A story in Friday’s Manchester 20 Daytime Conditions and High Temperatures the transcripts should be made new law leaning toward disclosure tions and voting for the change. mittee, described the measures as Judges from serving on the Judicial Herald about Homart Development 1. Little Red Ridinghood’s foe travelled in a available. of grand jury reports is in the public Police said that Ellis, the presi­ basic court reforms and said he has Review Council, according to Corp.’s plans to proceed with FLOCK DROVE HERD PACK The state Supreme Court is to interest,” Barlow said. “ The He­ dent of First Hartford, approved filed them because of "eroding McCavanagh, is to eliminate any construction of the Mall at Buck- rule on whether the decision to rald is against secrecy in the the sale to Boudah of the 8.8-acre 2. A farmer yells “ gee” and “ haw” to creatures that make which public confidence in the state court potential or apparent conflict of land Hills misspelled the name of disclose the transcripts should be courtroom in any form. It Is not in plot. Boudah later sold most of the sound? system.” interest. Betsy Wittemann of Adams, Rick­ 40 made by Byrne or by a three-judge the American tradition of freedom land and realized a profif of about BELLOW NEIGH WHINE BLEAT The other three bills would Accelerated rehabilitation per­ ard ft Mason Inc., Homart’s public panel. of information.” $45,000. provide: mits an accused person with no relations agency. Under old rules governing grand In December 1986 and January Although Ellis owns the Journal 3. Which nicknamed state is noted for its scenic canyons? — That no active judge or lawyer police record to apply for a BEEHIVE OLD DOMINION EMPIRE LONE STAR jury proceedings, the transcripts 1987, Seader and Ellis were each Inquirer, he is opposing the news­ |Boa»oo|4d~| could be released only if a superior could serve on the Judicial Review probation program before being charged with first-degree bribery paper's request to make the grand found guilty and having the record 4. After age 16, a boy is usually most interested in creatures in a court judge found that there was a Council, the body that reviews the and conspiracy to commit bribery. jury documents public. erased when the probation is EMERGENCY COVEY SWARM PACK BEVY conduct of judges. — That no person convicted of a completed. McCavanagh gives as Fire — Police — Medical 5. Which fish lives in the oceans but returns to fresh water to spawn? crime Involving the infliction of the purpose of limiting accelerated TROUT CATFISH SALMON BLUEGILL violence be qualified for the accel­ rehabilitation to non-violent crimes DIAL 911 About Town erated rehabilitation program. ’’eliminating a significant potential In Manchester All.intK 6. A generation ago, grammar schoolers were given this puzzle to — That the state courts be required escape hatch for potential perpe­ O c f it n see how closely they pay attenUon to words in a sentence. Can you disease is present. The group will FRONTS Waahin^on j 37 modern readers derive the name of the town or city involved? D of I to meet Blood drive set "A pioneer farmer built a large grist mill on the bank of a stream. To meet on six consecutive ’Tuesdays, Daughters of Isabella will have a The Connecticut Valley East >rFI.UBRItS approach it, customers had to follow a winding walk through a grove of from 7 to 8:30 p.m., beginning this Stadonory A ift.u liH Monte Carlo whist social at 7:30 week, at Manchester Memorial Branch, Greater Hartford Chapter W mm C o U trees. He always locked his mill at night with a large iron key. What is C* 1968 Acc.u W«afh#*f. If>. p.m. on Tuesday at the First Hospital. Registration is $50 per of the American Red Cross, will the name of this city?” Federal Savings ft Loan Associa­ couple or $30 per individual. sponsor a blood drive Friday from 1 tion on West Middle Turnpike. For more information, call 647- to 7 p.m. at Concordia Lutheran Mary Ceaser and her committee 6600. Church on Pitkin Street. Arctic air in Midwest; will be in charge. Current Quotations Council meets heavy snow is coming The executive council of the “ The State of the Union is the international community — that Pitkin Glass Works will meet at only statement that the ConsUtu- we all must endeavor toward Tuesday Only By The Associated Press A storm continued developing 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday in the Gold tion itself requires the president achieving comprehensive and near the Gulf Coast south of Room at Lincoln Center. YOUTH SPECIALTY SHOP to give. This will be my seventh Just peace in the Middle East.” — A blast of arctic air blew into Mobile, Ala., Rain was wides­ 757 Main Street, Downtown Manchester 9 time. And let me tell you, the EgypUan President Hosni Mu­ the Midwest today with winds up pread from Alabama to the From Our Meat Dept. thrill of standing in that place barak, commenting on uprisings Women meet to 40 mph and scattered snow, northern half of Florida, Georgia, • * I ' where so many great presidents in Israel’s occupied territories The Women’s Club of Manchester UMDA GHOteS triggering blizzard warnings and th e Carolinas and east Liquidation Sale have stood ... never goes away.” and his Middle East peace plan. will meet tonight at 8 at the piunging wind chills to 50 below Tennessee. — President Reagan, scheduled Community Baptist Church on East TOP ROUND STEAK...... * 2 . 2 9 n ^ zero. The storm was expected to to make his last State of the Union Center Street. Officer Larry Wilson up to OFF U80A OMOIOK • mom TMK HOUND Rain feli in the South, and move northeast today, generat­ 70% of the Manchester Police Depart­ heavy snow was expected in the address tonight. Lottery ing snow over the southern ment will speak on security mea­ CUBE STEAK ...... * 2 . 3 9 s ^ southern Appaiachians and the Appalachians. Snow fell early YOUTH, BOYS & HUSKY SIZES “ We cannot sit with our hands sures for women. Northeast. today in North Carolina’s higher folded when the alarm bell is Connecticut daily 'D ress Shirts The coid air mass moved mountains. A winter storm warn­ Levi Denim & Cord Jeans Today’s weather picture was drawn by Jonathan StanIzzI, who ringing. This uprising is a warn­ Sculpture exhibited southeastward across the eastern ing was posted for the state’s Saturday: 214 Waiit ZS’ -M'' Short ft Long Sleeve From Our Dell Dept. ing signal to all parties — Sltet IZ-tO Dakotas, eastern Nebraska and mountains and a snow advisory lives on Deerfield Drive and attends Verplanck School. Anna Broell Bresnick will display muoxn Palestinians, Israelis anid the Play Four: 8416 Now »500 and »7o« Form erly to W * the northern half of the Missis­ was issued for the foothills. her wood sculptures beginning Feb. COOKED SALAMI...... ^2.09/itL sippi Valley. 5 at the Newspace Gallery in the Biazera & Suits Now BUsiard warnings were issued Today’s forecast called for Lowe Building of Manchester Com­ Sltai 14-ZS, Values to 'IM " for southeast Minnesota and snow, heavy at times, from the CONNECTICUT WEATHER Manchester Herald munity College. A reception will LUXURY LOAF...... ’ 2 .1 9/ib. northern Iowa. 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HARTFORD (AP) - Observing been very arrogant, very mean and The company is also before the for emergency old for strikers; OPINION the second anniversary of a strike failed to in any shape of form NLRB with separate claims alleg­ including housing, food and medi­ Yale, unions agree to extend pact by about 800 workers. United Auto recognize the workers’ right to a ing union use of threats and cal emergendles, said Rochelle Workers President Owen Bleber fair, decent and equitable con­ violence. No contract talks have lUpley, community services direc­ NEW HAVEN — Yale University and unions for 8.8M workers denounced Colt Firearms Division tract,” he said. bMn held in eight months. tor for the United Labor Agency. agreed today to extend an expired labor contract as long as talks as being "very arrogant.” About 1,500 people attended the Local 376 President Bob Madore She said the Flnast-Edwards food continued to avert the school’s second strike In three years, a Success “ It's been two years of a very rally in support of the workers and said he expects a decision within 30 stores gives 10 percent discount for union official says. difficult struggle which the local to listen to Bieber. days on whether 700 union coupons from strikers “ so It’s been After meeting seperately most of the night, negoUators for Jack and this international union tried "People have to be shown that members are entitled to keep a very positive corporate support to Yale and locals 34 and 35 of the Federation of University every possible means to avoid,” there is justice in America. Com­ unemployment compensation be­ us as well.” Employees returned to the bargaining table at about 3 a.m. Aadersba Beiber said Sunday outside the panies unwilling to sit down and nefits they collected for 26 weeks at Strikers putting In four hours a Steven Fortes, vice president for Local 34, emerged briefly creates company’s Hartford plant. negotiate with their workers can the onset of the strike. The average week on the picket lines are from the early-momlng session and said there was a "good About 1,050 members of UAWE just not get away with It,” Beiber benefit was $224 a week. drawing $100 weekly In strike possibility” an agreement could be reached without a walkout. v / Local 376 went on strike Jan. 24, said. A state review board hearing benefits, and the international pays A short time later, Lee Berman, a spokeswoman for the local, 1986, after they had worked for 10 The union and Colt are currently Colt’s appeal last year reversed an for health benefits. announced the indefinite contract extension. The talks recessed a problem months without a contract. About locked in a trial before the National earlier decision that the strike was "But the cost (to the interna­ after the extension was announced. 200 strikers have returned to work. Labor Relations Board over the a lockout entitling the workers to tional) Is not what’s important,” "Even after period of time, the board’s prelminary finding that the compensation benefits. Bieber said. ’ ’The important thing local offered to return the people to company engaged In unfair labor The union and Its support groups is the struggle here — to see to It Idea would put drunks In stocks Manchester Memorial Hospital finds itself Wrighfs aide the plant and this company has practices. have raised $210,000 over two years that the workers receive justice.” with a strange problem because of the NEW HAVEN — A state lawmaker says he may propose spectacular success of its program offering legislation that would revert to colonial methods of punishment good, inexpensive dinners to all senior — such as stocks — for convicted drunken drivers writes poison O ’Neill stays out State Sen. Anthony Avallone, D-New Haven, said he is "toying citizens who chose to take advantage of them. with” the idea of giving Judges the option to sentence drunken And while it is clear that someone has to do WASHINGTON — Everybody needs an image drivers to a few hours of confinement at public places. something to solve the problem, it is, after all, maker these days. House Speaker Jim Wright of land-tax fight, Avallone is co-chairman of the legislature’s Judiciary a good kind of public relations predicament to hired one with a specific mission — to clean up the Committee, which handles laws on drunken driving. be in. little “ inaccuracies and misimpresslons” " I ’m aghast he would even suggest such a thing,” said state circulating in the media about the misunderstood ends veto threat Rep. Edith Prague, D-Columbia, a vocal critic of drunken The hospital is in trouble because it driving. "W e have grown in the way we treat people since the succeeds too much. Democrat from Texas. days they burned witches and put people in the stocks.” But Wright’s image maker ha.s run amok, The hospital began offering evening meals By Judd Everhart New Haven had stocks on the New Haven Green from 1839 until peppering national news organizations with The Associated Press sometime in the 1700s, said Floyd Shumway, a city historian. at the hospital cafeteria in 1985, for about $2 Open Forum amateurish, poison-pen letters that have left each, which covers only the raw cost of the Wright looking absurd. Now his image maker HARTFORD — Now that a special legislative food. At the time, directors of community needs an image maker. committee has failed to come up with a solution to the CL&P urged to boost conservation service agencies estimated that 30 or 50 Wright’s hit man is his new chief press officer, sticky problem of property tax evaluation. Gov. benefit from the public improve­ William A. O’Neill appears willing to sit back and let elderly people would come to the dinners. right in believing that another George Mair. and we have become one of his NEW HAVEN — While Connecticut Light & Power Co. Is Simple questions ments will now contribute a $3 referendum on the ratest financ­ the legislature slug it out. But on many evenings, the hospital finds targets. The Washington Post reports that we are proposing a $2 million cut in its energy efficiency programs for million subsidy to Homart. shar­ ing mechanism is not required in good company. M air has also aimed his pen at ’The fight is likely to be similar to the one in 1987, 1988, conservationists and regulators are calling for substantial itself serving as many as 200 senior citizens, on mall tax break ing part of the cost. and the Board of Directors has the the Los Angeles Times, the Wall Street Journal, the which forced a special legislative session and boosts. who come there not only for the good food but To the Editor: Second, using the tax rebate sole responsibility to decide the Knight-Ridder newspaper chain, Newsweek and ultimately the appointment of the study committee. Conservationists have called on CL&P to spend $160 million method will avoid the $11 million for the good company. question on its own. But does this U.S. News & World Report. Last week, after months of haggling, the committee during three years — $25 million in 1988 — to promote and even When the numbers began to tax the Homart has proposed a new to 14 million in T IF bond interest board have the exclusive right to We got under Wright’s skin when we were the concluded it would never reach a consensus and sent pay for redesigning new and existing homes and commercial capacity of the food preparation staff to serve financing method for installation charges that would have had to decide on the character of the first to report nearly a year ago that the the matter back to the General Assembly. buildings to incorporate efficient lighting, heating, cooling and appliance use. of road, waterandsewerimprove- borne by Manchester taxpayers future Manchester and the munic­ congressman was using his considerable influence At the end of the ’87 session, the issue boiled down to a both the senior citizens and hospital The state Department of Public Utility Control proposed late ments required to allow develop­ under the referendum proposal ipal service burdens on future to keep the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance debate over whether towns should be allowed to tax employees who need to eat and get back on last week that CL&P spend $20 million on conservation in 1988. ment of a mall, commercial that was defeated. generations? Corp. from closing a couple of savings and loans In commei'cial property at a higher rate than residential duty, the hospital administration made an However, CL&P is proposing a cut in its conservation budget In buildings, hotels/motels, office Third. Homart will absorb $2.5 I would prefer an advisory his home state. The S&Ls were brain dead, but the property — a practice known as classification. unfortunate decision. The hospital curtailed million as their share of the total referendum on this issue, but 1988 from $12 million to $10 million. The utility has said that some buildings, and 1,350 condos and FSLIC couldn’t pull the plug because it didn’t have Because he feared it would hurt business. O’Neill programs have run their course and that it has ample power publication of the dinner menu, which had cost of the public improvements. unfortunately, our backs are apartments on a 380-acre site in enough money to pay off the insured losses of the threatened to veto any classification bill at the time. supplies. formerly appeared in the Herald each Buckland, north of Interstate 84 This absorbed cost could be higher being put upagainst the wall again depositors. This month, we reported that Wright But now he stops short of making 0 flat statement about if the final installed cost comes in "CL&P’s proposed efficiency investments are dwarfed by its Wednesday. Elderly citizens began phoning between Buckland Street and due to the "backroom bargain­ threw a tantrum to stop bank regulators from a veto. enormous expenditures on construction of transmission and higher than $15 million. ^ t h e hospital and the Herald, wanting to know Deming Street. This is the same ing." so I need the input of closing the Texas S&Ls, and that he succeeded in "W e don’t know what’s going to take place between generating facilities,” state Consumer Counsel James Meehan Unfortunately, the new prop­ Manchester residents quicHdy! what was being served. development package as pre­ castrating a bill that would have given the FSLIC now and a piece of legislation reaching my desk,” and the Conservation Law Foundation said in a Joint brief viously proposed; only the me­ osal does notsatisfy the fourth and Therefore, I ’d like to try an O’Neill told reporters at week’s end. "Certainly we’ll The hospital is institutionally unable to enough money to close his favorite S&Ls. submitted to state regulators. thod of financing the public final objection to the Buckland innovative approach and conduct George M air took pen in hand and threw good look at whatever reaches my desk, if anything does. discourage people from coming by improvements has changed. Hills development plan; the cost a mini-referendum straw poll of sense to the wind. He accused us of being desperate " I have serious concerns about classification. I ’ve stated that in the past and I haven’t changed my deliberately doing the job less well. And the of unidentified and potentially public sentiment on this issue. for news. He threatened, without explanation, that New Haven arena may not survive opinion.” the governor said. administration is not in a position to impose The current estim etM cost of significant environmental and Please send me a note or postcard our associate Michael Binstein, the reporter who the improvements is now $15 socio-economic impacts on the as soon as possible, answering He stayed out of last year’s fight until the tail end of NEW HAVEN — Veterans Memorial Coliseum will probably be geographic or economic limits that people will took the lead on the Wright stories, was about to be the session. A last-minute compromise was worked million, to be paid for as follows: character of our community and "Y e s ,” “ No” or “ No Opinion” to demolished even if a regional shopping center is not built on the accept. Anyone over 65 is eligible. sued in a "serious civil libel and criminal fraud out. but House Democrats unexpectedly balked, and Hpmart would pay the $15 million its public services, housing, site. Mayor Biagio DlLleto said. four simple questions; action.” He said Binstein was a liar. And he the best the legislature could do was agree to study the So far, the seating capacity of the cafeteria up front initially. It would absorb schools, water, sewer, road re­ AP photo " I cannot today readily envision circumstances under which 1. Do you want a mall in implied that we had somehow shamed ourselves in issue. has generally been adequate for the need, but $2.5millionofthiscostand receive pair, etc. Manchester? we will retain and refurbish the coliseum, given the $20 million to the eyes of God. Classification is favored by many large cities, and $30 million estimated cost,” DiLieto said Saturday. the cafeteria staff is a bit too small for the job. another $3 million from other It is these secondary impacts of 2. Should the town offer $9.5 INTO THE WATER — The newest nuclear-powered fast-attack If there is a short-fuse school of public relations, vehemently opposed by business interests. He said demolition of the coliseum would be a certainty if a Designation of separate seating areas for developers owning 265 acres of the the total devleopment of the total million in tax rebates? submarine, the Topeka, slides into the Thames River in Groton Saturday George Mair Is a graduate with honors. (The school The committee charged with the study disintegrated regional mall project were assured. site. After 50 percent of the mall 380-acre site that concern most of into disarray in its final meeting last week and couldn’t staff members and senior citizens has helped 3. Should an impact analysis of apparently does not emphasize spelling skills. In during launching ceremonies at Electric Boat. The sub was christened The structure is home ice for the New Haven Nlghthawks of the opens, perhaps in 1989, Homart us. Anyone who thinks that the agree on a single issue. solved the problem of getting hospital the entire site be done ? his letters to various publications, Mair by Elizabeth Dole, former U.S. secretary of transportation. AHL and is used for the Ice Capades and rock concerts. would start to recoverthe remain­ significant permanent and tran­ Instead, it decided to send a $98,000 report by the workers in and out of the cafeteria faster. A 4. Should a special referendum consistently misspelled several words.) Metal and concrete in a parking garage atop the arena have ing $9.5million over the next seven sient population changes that will beheld? Price Waterhouse accouting firm outlining various separate serving line for staffers would help It doesn’t take a college degree to figure out that approaches to property tax relief, and not recommend been rusting and crumbing for years. years by paying a reduced tax on be created by the comprehensive Include your name and address the hot-headed approach does more harm than any one approach. even more. its 115-acre part of the site. Any development of the entire site can EB launches attack sub so I ’m not deluged by multiple good. If you want to win friends and influence One Republican committee member. Rep. Leriie T. But it is obvious that if the cafeteria’s development on the other 265 be absorbed by the town are either votes from pro or anti groups. people, you don’t tell them that their mothers wear christening the submarine, she gave the Young of New Canaan, who voted against forwarding acres would pay the full tax. fooling themselves or do not GROTON (AP) ---Former Transportation popularity continues to grow, the program And, for the sake of my fam ily’s army boots. Secretary Elizabeth H. Dole warned that the keynote speech in which she quoted Teddy the Price Waterhouse report, called it “ wishy-washy.” These are the limited facts as I understand socio-economic im­ will have to be curtailed in the future. The privacy and phone rights, please, Remember the old adage about avoiding politics nation can’t take its security lightly as she Roosevelt, author Joseph Conrad and writer The other. Sen. James H. McLaughlin of Woodbury, delivery of health care is the hospital’s first know them a t this point. If they are pact concepts. While a partial no phone calls this one time and and religion if you want to stay out of a fight? Mair helped launch the nation’s newest nuclear- Thomas Paine. said the action amounted to “ announcing what we incorrect, it is because I, like you, socio-economic assessment has already knew.” responsibility. this one issue. Any other time or wades hip deep Into both subjects. In his letter to us powered submarine. “ rv e never ever launched anything larger only became aware of the new been done for just the shopping issue, phone calls are welcome. than a rowboat.” Dole said during her But Sen. William A. DiBella, D-Hartford and he says, "W ell, I didn’t realize you were so ‘ The Soviet navy constantly challenges It would seem that the most equitable basis Homart proposal late last week, 1 mall component, no comprehen­ keynote speech. co-chairman of the panel, said its work will still be Before I personally decide on desperate for material that you would stoop to our capabilities.” Dole said Saturday during for limiting participation would be economic. am extrem ely disturbed that sive assessment of the entire how I ’ll vote, I must have all the Dole also made two brief political plugs for valuable. using this kind of trash ... The Church of the Latter ceremonies to launch the submarine Topeka. “ I think we clarified a lot of issues.” said DiBella, It would certainly be uncomfortable for the negotiations between the town 380-acre site has been done, to the details on the financing mecha­ husband. U.S. Sen. Robert Dole of Kansas Day Saints must be particularly proud.” "Ours is neither the time, nor the place for who is also co-chairman of the legislature’s tax-writing hospital to set income limits on participants in and Homart apparently have been best of my knowledge. nism as well as the comprehen­ and a Republican presidential candidate. Jack Anderson is widely known to be a member men and women with weak commitments or She reminded the gathering that her husband Finance Committee. going on for some time without the Because of this last and perhaps sive development of the entire the program, but there must be some of the Church of Jesus C!hrist of Latter-day Saints. selfish motives,” she said. has been "a strong defender of national He said the panel had established that there has been knowledge of Republican direc­ most important issue. I believe standards set by governmental social service 380-acre site. The two issues We assume that is the church M air is talking about. The launching of the submarine Topeka, defen.se.” a shift in the greatest burden of property taxes away tors, the public and the press. It is that a special referendum election agencies that could be applied. cannot be divided and conquered If he had a dictionary, he would find the proper named after the capital city of Kansas, was The senator wasn’t able to attend because from commercial property owners to residential The Supermarket precisely this type of secretive should be held on the issue, not piecemeal. name in there. witnessed by more than 3.000 guests and of his campaign commitments. property owners. The low-cost food itself is more vital than wheeling and dealing and an­ necessarily on the financing During last year’s election We were unable to reach M air to ask him if we about 50 anti-nuclear protesters. When the nuclear-powered Topeka joins His co-chairman. Rep. Ronald L. Smoko, D-Hamden, the social benefits of the hospital dinners. nouncement of plans at the last said the problem was the diverse membership of the W ith Warehouse Prices mechanism. The overall question campaign, Geoffrey Naab, Terry have committed a sin worthy of confession by Unlike many past ceremonies at the the fleet in 1989. it willbeequipped with Mark minute that got us off on the wrong committee, which included legislators, tax assessors of a mall has been controversial Werkhovenand I campaigned on a taking on Jim Wright. Electric Boat shipyard, there were noactsof 48 anti-submarine torpedoes, as well as foot last year. for many years. The basic pledge to bring the voice of the civil di.sobedience by the protesters and no Harpoon missiles and Tomahawk cruise and the governor’s budget office. We are used to getting our share of angry letters. Asked about the failure to agree on any one Regardless, the new proposal, question is whether or not Man­ people back to town government. I arrests. missiles for surface vessels. The submarine Letters to the editor That comes with the territory and it is often the approach. Smoko said " I don’t know whether it’s a in my opinion, at least partly chester residents are willing to Dole .served a dual role as sponsor and is 360 feet long and weighs 6,900 tons ALKA-SELT2ER need your input and now's your only way the average person has of standing up to tribute or an indictment.” satisfies three of the four objec­ absorb the future additional chief speaker at the launch. In addition to submerged. Letters should be brief and to the point. They chance tocash inonthatpledge! A the powerful media. But Mair’s letters have left us Gentle Nature Plus tions which may have led to the should be typed or neatly handwritten, and, for impact costs when they give up few minutes and a postage stamp and others scratching our heads about why savvy narrow rejection of the$13million $9.5 million in potential tax Laxative Tablets Cold Medicine ease in editing, should be double-spaced. Letters is all it takes! politician like Wright put a loose cannon on his Prosecutors tax-increment financing (TIF) must be signed with name, address and daytime revenues toentice Homart and the deck. telephone number (for verification). bond referendum in last No­ other developers to go forward Ron Osella The congressman released a statement when J,, 36 vember’s election. bickering as ta b l« l$ with the total development Town Director news of Mair’s harebrained letters hit print. The Herald reserves the right to edit letters in the First, theotherpropertyowners package. 410 Hackmatack St. Genuine Pure Brass interests of brevity, clarity and taste. ‘Regrettably, I did not see George’s letters before within the 380-acre site that will Mayor DiRosa may be legally Manchester they were mailed. If I had. I ’m sure I would, in at backiog rises Brush Plus Brush Plus least some cases, have tempered their tone and Shaving System Refill content.” ENFIELD (AP) — The backlog We apologize to M air for what must seem to him of criminal cases scheduled for :|k> 'I I 2 ^ 9 Can nuclear waste turn into a gold mine? to be a breach of confidence. He did. after all, end Enfield Superior Court more than his letter to us with a postscript: “ Naturally, these doubled in 1987 as state prosecutors fought among themselves. personal opinions of mine a re not for publication.'' WELCH, W, Va. — For more than 100 years the as well. Gillette Sorry, George, no deal. And welcome to the Criminal justice officials met people In and around this secluded municipality Corcoran says the government would build badly m ajor leagues. Jan. 11 to plan strategy for Daisy Shaver have struggled to profit from one of the most needed new roads. It would generate new housing, alleviating the backlog, which dangerous and erratic labors known in the new buisness and new public services. It would also Heroin sources shift increased from 215caseson Dec. 31, industrialized world. They have mined the coal that Tom put the region squarely in the ranks of the highly 1986 to 452 cases at the end of 1987. Afghanistan, Pakistan and Iran are now the 10 s lies deep in the belly of the Appalachian Mountains. technical 20th century, and reinvigorate native 9 Judge M. Morgan Kline, the biggest and cheapest suppliers of heroin to the ALLERGAN Sometimes they have done passing well. Other Tiede commitments to education and vocational training. United States and Western Europe. The heroin adm inistrative judge for the Hartford-New Britain Judicial Dis­ times they have not. And right now they are on the Best of all, the government would guarantee trade from those Southwest Asian countries has ^ Lens Plus trict. said he met with judges and very darkest side of the cycle. The coal industry prosperity into the next century. The U.S. surpassed that from Asia’s Golden Triangle of Saline Solution prosecutors in Enfield to "deter­ PLUS has collapsed here. It’s been dead for most of the government will give $50 million a year over 50 Thailand, Laos and Burma. decade. 'The local mines used to produce coal to years of operation. Corcoran sighs when he says mine how to allocate their time and A confidential report from the Drug resources better and make the make steel, and they have followed that industry the county would get a full third of the money. Enforcement Administration says that drought and office a little more efficient.” if Geniune Pure Brass into decline. He also sighs when he discusses the dangers of successful law enforcement campaigns In the However, Kline said the backlog The result has been economic devastation on the On the other hand, the hard fact is that Welch and the MRS. He claims they are far less than the would not overwhelm the office. 8 Golden Triangle and Turkey have tempered heroin Aim Intensive Care southern rim of West Virginia. At least one of the its environs must diversify in order to survive. So critics assume. He says the facility itself would be production there. Despite wars in Afghanistan and "That’s still a workable figure,” he Headboards three people has lost their jobs. Personal income David Corcoran, for one, says the MRS is the most safer than a nuclear power plant, according to the . said. Toothpaste Lotion Iran, Southwest Asia is expected to remain at the For _ has been cut by two-thirds. The McDowell County promising opportunity. He says no one would government, “ and, as you know, no one has ever top of the Heroin market for years to come, Superior Court in Enfield handles Sensitive i l budget has dropped from $3 million to $1 million a suggest the MRS if times were good. "But they been killed in this country at a nuclear power cases from East Granby, East 69 Skin I according to the DEA. ★ 3 « 9 'S r year, and the welfare caseload has increased by a aren’t,” he says, "th ey’ re bad. Welch is on its way plant.” Windsor, Enfield, Granby, Sims­ Save 40% 4 6-01 15*0 2 . The number of heroin addicts in Western Europe bury, Suffleld, Windsor and Wind­ 1 factor of 10. to becoming a ghost town. ’’ The critics agree to that. But they add it’s of no is rising, the DEA says. The heroin they (ret from sor Locks. The office is regrouping VASELINE Naturally, leaders in the area are frantic. And Corcoran knows soinething about the times in the comfort. The opponents point out that the real Southwest Asia has a purity of 65 to 80 percent under a new staff consisting of a some of them have begun a desperate search for a problem with MRS would be moving the materials. I _ Intensive Care Intensive Care , y " area. He has chroniclrd them as the publisher of compared to the 20 to 35 percent stren^h of supervisor and two prosecutors. if While Supplies Last way to stop the hemorrhage. The desperation is The Welch Dally News. He says the population of The fuel rods would have to be brought in, and then IA Foam Bath Bath Beads 8 Southeast Asian heroin. Only a decade ago, most of Officials said any solution would taken back out, by truck, and that raises the such that ^ e long-suffering residents are now the town has fallen from 10,000 in 1975 to 3,300 the heroin funneled out of Southeast Asia was likely take at least three months to Asst. being urged to change from one risky business to today, and the regional circulation of his horrifying specter of collisisons, leakage and mass destined for the United States, not Western Europe. accomplish because of the severity 0 2 9 s X Styles another; from a coal digging past to a future in newspaper has shriveled from 10,500 to 8,700 in the death. of the problem and because two of __ _B «..«» nuclear wastes. same period. j Still, Corcoran is adamant. He says that absolute the three new prosecutors are iHenclMu wryamiMM* A group of citizens wants to bring in a federal The publisher sayslhe depression is the worst safety can never be guaranteed in any industry, yet Inexperienced and the third Is new Denclenz EXTRA STRENGTH plant that would process nuclear refuse. It’s formal since the 1930s. Perhaps even worse than that. he wonders if that is any reason to throw away iBanriiratrr HrralJi to Connecticut’s court system. Groton Manchester name is the Monitored Retrievable Storage Crime is up, fam ily problems have multiplied, and tomorrow. Besides, he doesn’t think the "Things had been a little slow,” Longhlll Road Denture Cleanser Gas-X Founded In 1801 Kline said. “ The supervisor hadn’t Broad Street f ’V M facility, or MRS. The plant would collect spent fuel coal union membership has sunk from 20,000 to a community has much choice in the matter; "The 449-0101 been doing what he should have 647-0400 rods from nuclear reactors, and then repackage dispirited 3,500. Altogether, Corcoran thinks this option is to give up, you know, and watch things get PENNY M. SIEFFERT...... Publliher GEORGE T C H A P PE LL...... Editor been doing.” ta l a b l t l t them for shipment to permanent burial grounds. may be the most pauperized place in America worse.” DOUGLAS A. BEVINS ...... ExecutiveEditor Kline was referrii.^' to Assistant Vernon a _ 2 ' The idea has set off a predictable controversy. today. *' Well, he adds, there is one other option. He says MARIE P GRADY ...... CMy Editor State’s Attorney Wu' ren A. Gower, Mansfield El Camino Plaza Norwich New London Critics say that while coal can be deadly on Thus, he has become the leading crusader for the some people have suggested that this part of West ALEXANDER GIRELLI...... Atioclate Editor who was removed as the supervisor East Brook Mall (Rt. 30) Norwichtown Mall New London Mail Prices ettective Sun., Jan. 24th thru SaL, Jan. 30th, 1988. We reserve the right to ilmit saies and to correct typographicat anort. occasion, radioactivity is an everlasting scourge. MRS facility. He says the project wold create Virginia would be a good place to dump the DENISE A ROBERTS ...... Advertliing Director of the Enfield prosecutors’ office 423-0234 875-6300 889-6601 443-5027 items for saie not avaiiable to wholesaie or retail dealara. The complainants think Appalachia has been unprecedented wealth in the mountains. The conventional garbage that is collecting throughout MARK F ABRAITIS ...... Butineet Meniger Dec. 4 after a disagreement with ' exploited enough over the years, scarred and federal government would hire 1,500 people to build America. In short, el stinko. Times may be SHELDON C O H E N ...... Compoilng Meniger Chief State’s Attorney John J. terrible, Corcoran says, although he hopes not so ROBERT H H U B B A R D ...... Preisroom Minager Kelly.’ squeezed dry by mining, and the MRS would only the plant, it would need 700employees to run it and JEANNE G FROMERTH ...... CIrculitlon Minager add to the insult. a thousand support occupations might be created terrible as that. MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Jan. 25. 1»M — »_ 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Jan. 25, 19M U.S./WorU In Brief Shultz leads off drive for treaty WASHINGTON 1AP) - Secre­ votes required to kill the treaty by outright rejection. Such amend­ Frank C. CarluccI will try to sell the FOCUS Crowd urged man to shoot officer tary of State George P. Shultz is the denying it a two-thirds Senate ments could imperil the accord by pact to the Armed Services leadoff witness in the Reagan majority. requiring a reopening of U.S.- Committee. DALLAS — Police officers were enraged by reports that a administration’s drive for Senate Helms took an advance shot at Soviet negotiations. There, Sen. Dan Quayle, R-Ind., crowd urged a deranged man to shoot a policeman who died approval of a treaty with the Soviet the treaty Saturday when he They also are concerned that ah was expected to quedtlon the pleading for his life, and some officers charged that criticism by Union to abolish intermediate- released a 180-page memorandum anti-Soviet mood in the Senate Pentagon chief about the Impact of Different views politicians undermined support for law enforcement. range nuclear missiles. criticizing the pact section-by­ might make it difficult to complete the U.S. missile withdrawal on -Rockettes founder questions wisdom “I think I can dpeak for a lot of officers. We feel abandoned,” The treaty, signed last month at section. a second accord to curb longer- Western Europe and what the police officer J.C. Harris said Sunday, a day after officer John the superpower summit here, has Helms has accused the Soviets of range nuclear weapons. Negotia­ United States might do if the Chase, 25, was shot to death by a homeless man with a history of the endorsement of the West submitting false data on their tions on that pact are under way in Soviets v'olated the agreement. of sex on campus mental Illness. European allies, all the Democratic nuclear forces and has tried to Geneva in an attempt to reach The Foreign Relations Commit­ of adding biack dancers to troupe candidates for president and the revive accusations leveled princi­ agreement before Reagan and tee has the legal authority to act on Police Chief Billy Prince blamed the shooting partly on recent the Intermediate-range Nuclear DEAR criticism of the department by City Council members who have two leading Republican aspirants. pally in the past by President Soviet General Secretary Mikhail when he went to see the Ziegfield Vice President George Bush and Reagan; that Moscow is a habitual S. Gorbachev hold their next Forces treaty, whose fate ulti­ ABBY: This Is By Brent Laymon attributed problems between the department and the community In response to all Follies on Broadway. The English Senate 'GOP leader Bob Dole of violator of treaties with the United summit meeting, probably in Mos­ mately will be decided by tlie The Associated Press dancers looked short to him and to racial tensions. States. cow in June. Senate, probably in early spring. those parents The Dallas Police Association, representing rank-and-file Kansas. who.are shocked D e a r A b b y he decided that if were producing But a determined band of conser­ Treaty supporters are as con­ While Shultz makes a case for the The Armed Services Committee SOUTHBURY - Russell Mar- the show, he would use "taller officers, agreed with the chief and ask ^ Mayor Annette Strauss vatives led by Sen. Jesse Helms, cerned about so-called "killer” treaty before the Foreign Relations has an advisory role, but it could be at the "sexual Abigail Van Buren kert, still spry enough at 88 for a and three council members not to attend Chase’s memorial promiscuity" American girls (and) do more tap R-N.C., will try to amass the 34 amendments as they are about Committee, Defense Secretary influential. little hoofing, insists he is no dancing.” services, scheduled for Tuesday. going on In col­ racist Just because he is unenthu- lege dorms. I siastic about Radio City Music am currently a Hall’s hiring a black dancer for Top court halts Florida execution senior at the HE GOT HIS chance in 1925 Wright says non-military aid possible the Rockettes, the group he when a producer invited him to St. U niversity of founded 62 years ago. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — The U.S. Supreme Court today agreed Callfornla- Louis, where he formed the to halt the scheduled execution of Florida death row inmate WASHINGTON (AP) — House Speaker Jim plan his outright support, Wright said; “I think have objections to humanitarian aid, food and In a break with a tradition that Missouri Rockets, so named for clothing and shelter and things of that kind. I Davls and I’ve been through the young adults are Inclined to fool only white women perform with Willie Jasper Darden, whose innocence has been proclaimed by Wright says President Reagan’s call for fresh it’s something worthy of consideration.” whole dorm scene. Although I around, they will find a way to do it the “straight line a skyrocket” assistance to the Nicaraguan Contra rebels will Wright and House Deputy Whip David Bonior, want to comply with the Central American the New York-based chorus line, a takes, Markert said, thrusting his death penalty opponents from New York to Moscow. would not deny that there has been on their lunch hour.” By the way. so black dancer named Jennifer The stay will remain in effect at least until the court can hear merit careful consideration if the president does D-Mich., both said it should not be left solely to agreement." a marked decline In college morals, will old adults! finger toward the ceiling. not insist on immediate military aid. . the administration to decide whether to release The Post quoted an administration official, COLLEGE EDUCATED. Jones will dance with a special After a series of name changes Darden’s latest appeal, but there was no indication when that whom it did not identify, as saying that putting do these parents actually believe line assembled for the halftime would happen. The action blocks any execution until further word According to a report in today’s Washington any military aid. that college dorms are the first TUCSON and moves, his chorus line opened Post, Reagan is leaning toward a package that Wright noted that the peace plan endorsed by military aid in escrow would improve chances show at the Super Bowl in San at Radio City Music Hall in from the court. place their "children” were ex­ Diego on Sunday. Jones, who was would provide immediate humanitarian aid to the presidents of all five Central American for congressional approval and show Reagan DEAR ABBY: Just because some­ December 1932 as the Rockettes. Darden had been scheduled to die Feb. 3 in Florida’s electric the Contras but would place accompanying nations sets up a committee to monitor was willing to take "an extra step for peace.” posed to sexual promiscuity? hired after an audition in October, chair — the sixth time his execution date had been set. Most kids have experimented one is still "in school; ” doesn’t An estimated 5,000 women have military aid into an escrow account pending the compliance. Assistant Secretary of State Elliott Abrams, is the first black woman selected danced in the chorus line since Soviet dissident Andrei Sakharov, Rep. John Conyers Jr., with drugs, drinking and sex in high mean he or she is immature. I have to be on call for New York outcome of regional peace negotiations. "The point of it is who makes the determina­ appearing Sunday on the ABC program, had school. Some even started in Junior been in coed dorms where the signs then, and 200 million people have D-Mich., American actress Margot Kidder and British rock star Responding to questions Sunday on ABC-TV’s tion,” he said. "If we’re willing to abide by the productions of the Rockettes. Peter Gabriel have Joined Amnesty International in asking Gov. declined to say whether or not the administra­ high and grade school. on bathrooms read: "Please Marker!, who retired as seen the show. "This Week With David Brinkley,” Wright, determination of those Central Americans tion proposal would contain an escrow feature. If parents of college students are Knock.” These signs were put there From the start, Markert always Bob Martinez to grant clemency to Darden. D-Texas, said he would be willing to take a close themselves, I think that’s probably the central director, choreographer and pro­ However, he made clear that the administra­ concerned. I suggest that they are by the students — and they are ducer in 1971, maintains that told women who inquired about look at such a package if it contained adequate question rather than allowing someone in the about 10 years too late. Morals and respected. integrating the Rockettes will auditioning for the Rockettes that safeguards. Specifically, he said, it should State Department simply on his whim to say who tion will ask for military aid in one form or ethics are taught in the home, and I lost my virginity at a ’’good they had to have certain physical Contra plane came from CIA base prohibit military spending lor the Contras is complying and who isn’t.” another. break the symmetry that has "We’re going to be asking for non-lethal aid no amount of college regulation and Christian college” that had separ­ always been a trademark of the characteristics to be considered: without further congressional review. Wright said he understands that the presi­ policing will control an already ate dorms for men and women. They had to be between 5 feet, 5‘A MANAGUA, Nicaragua — A crewman of a Contra supply plane Although he stopped short of giving such a dents of the Central American republics “do not and direct military aid,” he said. They had a strict no-alcohol policy high-stepping, precision dance shot down by Sandinista troops said the aircraft took off from a promiscious student. troupe. inches and 5-fert-9, have slender ROBERT AT DAVIS and restricted visitation. Ob­ figures and long legs. They also CIA-manned base in Honduras, and the Nicaraguan government ADVERTISEMENT viously. if some people want to ”I have many friends who are (black),” Marker! said during a had to know tap. Jazz, and ballet claimed the pilot worked for the CIA. DEAR ABBY; You were gener­ break the rules, they will find a recent interview at his retirement dance steps. President Daniel Ortega said late Sunday that the statements Kemp and Gephardt Going Bald? ous to give an entire column to way. Markert, whose once-red by Alejandro Sanchez Herrera proved Honduras is violating TULSA home in western Connecticut. parents who were horrified to find ’Tm not ‘anti’ any national­ moustache is gray now and provisions of a Central American peace plan by allowing Try This, At No Risk their college kids were living In a ity,” he said. "But the thing is slightly droopy because he rarely anti-Sandinista rebels to operate out of Honduras. "brothel atmosphere." They DEAR ABBY; In response to the this. All my girls wore nice pale bothers to wax it any more, noted The Defense Ministry said four crewmen — three Nicaraguans claim populist stands HOUSTON, Texas—if you arc gradu­ of excessive hair fall and baldness are the be­ blamed the colleges for not having furor of outraged parents who feel blue costumes. (What if) one had that Radio City’s other perform­ and a Colombian pilot — were killed when the vintage DC-6 ally going bald, obviously, something is ginning and more fully developed stages of stricter rules. Abby. when you said. that college dorm life has become ing groups have long been inte­ supply plane was shot down with a Soviet-made, surface-to-air causing your hair loss tobegreaterthan the m2tle patter n baldness and cannot be helped. infested with booze, drugs, wanton a brown costume and one had a By The Associated Press Angeles Times poll conducted Jan. growth. It stands to reason that if you can But, if your hair loss is caused or "Parents cannot expect college dark red costume? Wouldn’t that grated. He hired the black singer missile over southern Nicaragua late Saturday. 16-21. Dole drew 22 percent, with authorities to assume guardianship sex and general chaos: Parents reduce your hair loss to where it is than effected by sebum, here is help. get the whole thing.mixed up with Leslie Uggams for a show when Jack Kemp and Richard Ge­ Kemp at 18 percent. The telephone the growth...you can stop the balding Everyone has a full head of hair unlil of their children's sexual behav­ should not worry. If their child was she was 15 years old, in the late raised in accordance with the all the unity and precision? The phardt, the two congressmen run­ survey had an error margin of 4 process... and gradually thicken your hair. some time after puberty. In the case of ior.” you were right on the money. whole thing wouldn’t make any 1950s, he said. Crime spree ends with shoot-out percentage points, meaning Dole hair I6ss caused by ’’sebum”, the prob­ I am a sophomore in a small lifestyle they support, then the ning for president this year, say It is a known fact that “sebum" which is sense.” AP photo and Kemp could possibl;- be tied for discharged through the sebaceous glands in lem starts when the male hormone pro­ liberal arts college. Sure, sex and "wildness” of dorm life will not But he was so adamant that the ONALASKA, Wash. — A tow truck driver abducted by two they are the populists among their erase those values. Instead, the dancers in the chorus line be parties’ hopefuls as each displays second. the scalp, can cause excessive hair loss. duction reaches its peak. This causes an alcohol are available fdr those who ROCKETTES FOUNDER — Russell Markert, founder mirror images of each other that fugitives in a wild getaway attempt says the shoot-out that killed Gephardt’s trade ideas, in partic­ (Seborrhea) The symptoms of a sebum excessive discharge of toxic sebum, which want to go that route. But there are dorm-life experience will help him TWO MORE BLACK dancers one of the kidnappers and a hostage was "a lifetime in two new strength in key early states. or her to grow into an adult who is of the Rockettes, insists he is not a racist just because ' he once kept a dancer off the stage Democrat Gephardt’s resur­ ular, were the focus of the debate problem are: greasy forehead; dandruff, if not properly confrolled, will gradually plenty of students who do not go have been hired for the chorus hours.” Saturday in Ames, Iowa, and dry or oily; itchy scalp; and if your hair destroy the hair-producing cells on top of wild just because they no longer capable of dealing with the real line in the traveling production of he is not enthusiastic about Radio City Music Hall for two months because she gence in the Iowa polls made him returned from vacation with a Authorities said the drug-using young abductors were another one on Sunday in Durham, pulls out easily on top of your head. If you the head. have Momma and Daddy looking world that must be faced after hiring the troupe's first black dancer. the target for heavy fire from his Hair loss caused by sebum can also the musical “Can Can.” Another deep tan, despite his warnings to suspected in a four-state crime spree dating back at least to Jan. N.H., after a weekend poll put him have one or more of these symptoms, over their shoulders. college has ended. black dancer was hired for a rivals as they met for debates sebum could be the cause of your problem. run in your family, and, if you wait until ANN MATHISON, Times reported last month about stay out of the sun. 14, and were wanted for crimes in their home state of Wisconsin. Saturday and Sunday in New in the top ranks in Iowa. If parents have given their one-time appearance in a 1981 under new ownership in 1979, A suspect who survived Sunday morning’s shoot-out remained A firm of laboratory consultants has you are slick bald and your hair- STANFORD SOPHOMORE encouraged minority dancers to Jones’ hiring. Since then, he has Hampshire and Iowa. "The worst old idea I’ve heard of developed a scientincally advanced for­ producing cells are destroyed, you are children the proper upbringing, Christmas production on the West in serious condition today with a gunshot wound in the neck, said in this campaign is protectionism,” they won’t have to worry about Coast, and a Japanese woman has apply when it advertised the been interviewed on television The Democratic hopefuls sche­ mula and regimen to remove and control beyond help. them being corrupted at college. been dancing in the 36-member October audition, Greece said. Of and by two local newspapers on MARKERT CONCEDES that a spokeswoman at Harborview Medical Center in Seattle. duled their third debate in three Gary Hart told Gephardt during the the continuous discharge of toxic sebum, So, if you have sebum symptoms and DEAR ABBY: You have had the 221 women who tried out, 23 the subject. he may be out of step with the days tonight in Boston, Just before debate Sunday. so the scalp can function normally and still have any hair on top of your head... SUZIE Q New York City troupe for more “That’s nonsense.” Tennessee many letters in your column about than a year. The troupe has eight were chosen. No records were Markert grew up in Westfield, times. President Reagan’s State of the effectively. This, in turn, greatly reduces now is the time to do something about it DEAR ABBY: I had to smile the lack of moral supervision in kept on how many minority N. J., and got his start performing “If I was there now and I was Haitian winner pledges honesty Union address. Sen. Albert Gore Jr. said of excessive hair loss. ..and, helps promote before it’s too late. alternates. Gephardt’s support for automatic Loesch Laboratory Consultants, Inc., when I read all those letters from college dorms. I hope you won’t “We are in absolute disagree­ women applied, Greece said. in a boy’s church choir. He first forced to put a (black) girl in the Former Arizona Gov. Bruce natural hair cell production. parents who were upset because mind one more. ment with that philosophy,” He­ Markert, who noted with a danced professionally in 1923, show, I would do it, but then I PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti — Political scientist Leslie Manigat Babbitt, initially scheduled to take sanctions. A study of these formulas and regimen will supply you with treatment for 32 The Des Moines Register poll in recently completed by a California days...at their risk...if you have the their children were .iot properly Nine years ago. I entered one of lene Greece, a spokeswoman for touch of bitterness that the press when he landed a part in a New would ask the audience to take a pledg^ to lead an honest government representing all sectors of part in tonight’s event, canceled all the top universities in the country. I largely ignored his retirement in York City musical revue. poll,” he said. "If it was OK with Haitian society after being officially declared the country’s new campaign appearances today fol­ Iowa showed Gephardt, Illinois medical school shows the average subject sebum symptoms and are not already supervised at college. Radio City Musical Hall, said of Sen. Paul Simon and Massachu­ reduced hair loss by 87<7o. Forty percent slick bald. Just send them the informa­ Don’t they realize that 18-year- will never forget the morning all the Markert’s views. 1971, found himself much in He came up with the idea of the audience, then it’s OK with president. lowing the death of his father in new residents of my freshman me.” Flagstaff, Ariz. Paul J. Babbitt Sr. setts Gov. Michael Dukakis o f the subjects also showed an increase in tion below. Or, call them toll-free at olds are legally adults, and free to The Rockettes, which came demand when The New York starting his own dance troupe Franck Remain, who yerved as a police chief during the hair density in just 90 days. 1 -800-231-7157 (in Texas I -800-833-8387) dorm were gathered together to Duvalier dictatorship, was declared the winner of the mayor’s died Sunday at the age of 89, family bunched tightly together — Ge­ make their own decisions? Their phardt at 19 percent, Dukakis at 18 This scientific regimen has proven so 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Monday thiu letters would have one believing learn how to live harmoniously in contest in Port-au-Prince. members said. successful the firm invites you to try it for Thursday, and they will send complete our coed dorm. Earlier, Gephardt and Babbitt percent and Simon at 17 percent. that college sex. partying and Opposition leaders called the election a sham, and two defeated Hot on their heels were Jesse 32 days, at their risk, and see for yourself. information. Your reply places you under underage drinking are something For openers, the resident adviser The Supermarket Shopper candidates said they would contest the results announced had faced queries about possible Experts believe that the majority of cases no obligation whatsoever. ADV. (y said. "You may drink whatever you irregularities in campaign finan­ Jackson with 11 percent and new. Sunday. Babbitt at 10 percent. 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Jane E. Davis Edward F. Geelersloh Frieda Clemente Jane E. Davis, 34, of Rocky Hill, Edward F. Geerersloh, 64, of Frieda (Wolfrum) OemenU, 74, died Friday. She was the daughter Southington, died Satui^ay, He was of East Falmouth, Mass., died of Donald and Arlene (Peterson) the husband of Florence (Fu- Saturday in East Falmouth, Mass. Whalers finally climb over .500 mark Davis of West Hartford and the schlllo) (jeetersloh and the father She was the wife of Alfred B. sister of Donald T. Davis of of Sharyn Sheehaqo^anchester. Clements and the mother of Mrs. By Jim Tierney Manchester. Besides his wife aha daughter, he Samuel (Karen) Chorches of Manchester Herald Besides her brother, she is is survived by two sons. Bill Cap of Manchester. NHL roundup Besides her husband and daugh­ survived by two sons, Lee Mathena Southington and Raymond Bastek HARTFORD - The Detroit Red — see page 13 and Jeffrey Mathena, both of North of New Britain; a brother, Arthur ter, she is survived by two brothers, Fred Wolfrum of Fort River, N.J., Wings play a simple game on the Granby; her paternal grand­ Geetersloh in Massachusetts; five road. mother, Ida Davis in Minnesota; grandsons; an aunt; and several and John Wolfrum of Bricktown, Clutch. Grab. Slow the tempo. puck and, with Detroit goalie Sam and a niece and a nephew. nieces and nephews. N.J.; and two grandchildren. Forget about offense. Hesitate. St. Laurent covering the left side, The funeral was today at the First The funeral Is Tuesday at 10; 15 The funeral is Tuesday at 11 a.m. Deviate. Frustrate. Lutheran Church, 77 Franklin at Temple Beth Sholom Memorial spun around behind the net and a.m. from the DellaVecchia Fun­ Despite trying to put together Square, New Britain. Burial was in eral Home, 211 N. Main St., Park. Calling hours are at the home slammed the puck home. their longest win streak since "When he (Kocur) got behind the Fairview Cemetery. The Carlson Southington, followed by a service of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Chorches, March of 1985, the Hartford Whal­ Funeral Home, 45 FVanklin Square, at 11 a.m. in St. Thomas Church, 14 Carpenter Road, through Thurs­ net I don’t know what happened," ers, after outshooting Detroit, 41-17 New Britain, was in charge of Southington. Burial with military day night. The Weinstein Mortuary, Ferraro explained. " It (the puck) (18-2 in the first period), nearly arrangements. honors will be in St. Thomas Farmington Avenue, Hartford, is In just bounc^ over his stick and it came away with just one point. Memorial donations may be Cemetery. Southington. Calling charge of arrangements. was just sitting there. It was a When the game went into overtime, made to the church memorial fund hours are today from 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial donations may be pretty easy chance. I stepped Hartford knew it had to win or or to the Connecticut Special made to the American Cancer around and St. Laurent was on the Detroit would have really been the Olympics, 20 Crocus Lane, Avon Society, 243 E. Center St., or to the other post waiting for the play to be Robert T. Ballard victors. made on that side. I Just picked It up J 06001. Manchester Scholarship Founda­ Robert T. Ballard, 57, of Windsor, tion, care of Pat Ladd. 63 Pitkin St., Ray Ferraro, at 2:21 of the and it’s like Christmas.” died Saturday at the Veterans Manchester 06040. five-minute extra session, took it Whaler Coach Jack Evans Is Consuelo Colon Administration Medical Center, upon himself to dispose of the Red relieved to finally be over .500. Consuelo (Rivera) Colon, 69, of 20 Newington. He was the husband of Wings. Ferraro swept around the "Well, we finally got over .500,” he (Oncord Road, died Saturday in a Gail (Pickett) Ballard and father of Paul J. Babbitt Sr. back of the net iand collected a loose said. " It ’s certainly been a struggle local convalescent home. She was Steven R. Ballard of Manchester. puck and easily deposited it into the doing it. It was scary having that the wife of Angel Colon, who is Besides his wife and son, he is FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. (AP) - Paul open right side of the goal as the much of the play and not being able living in a New Britain convales­ survived by four other sons, Mark J. Babbitt Sr., father of Democratic Whalers eked out a 2-1 overtime to put the game away. Their cent home. T. Ballard of West Hartford, Scott presidential candidate Bruce Bab­ victory Sunday night before a goalkeeper played exceptionally A She was bom in Puerto Rico and H. Ballard, Gary W. Ballard and bitt, died Sunday of natural causes crowd of 14,267 at the Civic Center. well. They (Detroit) didn’t seem to lived in Hartford for 30 years before Michael S. Ballard, all of Windsor; at his home. He was 89. Besides being the club’s fifth have any spirited attack." St. moving to Manchester six years two daughters, April G. O’Reilly of He was legal counsel to the consecutive win. It marked the first Laurent made 39 saves. ago. She was a member of Sacred family-owned Babbitt Brothers time the Whalers have gone over Detroit took a 1-0 lead just 50 AP photo Stafford Springs and Cindy G. Heart Church. Hartford, and was Ballard of Windsor; his mother, Trading Co. in his native Flagstaff the .500 mark this season. Hartford seconds into the game on a brilliant the Mother of the Yearof the church Gladys (Prager) Peters of Wind­ from 1945 until the mid-1970s. Is 21-20-7 and maintains fourth goal from Steve Yzerman, the TV TUBERS — Wally Podrazik "power competition during a break In the action in 1974. She was a member of sor; and six grandchildren. The elder Babbitt enjoyed the place in the Adams Division, six league’s fourth-leading point pro­ munchea" Cheetos as Jeff Fuerst Saturday at the National Couch Potato Crusillasta and Senora DeLaProvi- The funeral is Wednesday at 1 distinction from 1978 to 1982 of being points ahead of last-place Quebec ducer. Yzerman raced over the practices for the freestyle sofa flop Convention in Lincolnwood, III. dencia of Sacred Heart Church. p.m. at the Carmon Funeral Home, the father of Arizona’s governor and three behind third-place blue line and faked a shot which N Besides her husband, she is 6 Poquonock Ave., Windsor, with and the mayor of one of its cities. Buffalo. froze defensnian Neil Sheehy. Yzer­ survived by four sons, Raul Colon of burial In Windsor Veterans Memor­ While Bruce Babbitt governed the Hartford shut out Minnesota. 5-0, man moved around Sheehy and Manchester. Angel Colon in New ial Cemetery. Calling hours are state, his brother Paul J. Babbitt Saturday night behind two goals sent a wicked 30-foot wrister which Jersey, Jose Colon of East Hartford Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. Jr. was mayor of Flagstaff. Paul from Paul MacDermid. It was the nestled inside the left post. It was ‘Couch potatoes’ convene and Luis Colon in Florida; a Memorial donations may be Babbitt Jr. now is chairman of the third straight game MacDermid his 35th goal of the season. daughter. Rosa Barber of Manches­ made to the American Cancer Coconino County Board of had scored two goals and it was Hartford knotted it at 1-all on a ter; several brothers and sisters in Society, 670 Prospect Ave., Hart­ Supervisors. goalie Mike Liut’s second shutout of two-man advantage with 1:22 left in LINCOLNWOOD, 111. (AP) - They Hopped on TV-viewing positions. They were judged on grace Puerto Rico; 18 grandchildren; and ford 06105. 'The elder Babbitt graduated the season. the opening period. Dave Babych >■ . y sofas, feasted on popcorn, and Hipped channels in and sloth, organizers said. four great-grandchildren. from Georgetown University and The Whalers begin a four-game fired a slapshot from the left blue style at the first National Couch Potato Convention. "W e thought we'd just show them how to be the The funeral is Tuesday at 9:30 earned a law degree from Loyola road trip Wednesday night in line which MacDermid deflected An estimated 500 people gathered over the best couch potatoes they could be,” said Ruth a.m. from the John F. Tierney Marymount University in Los An­ Calgary. They then visit Vancouver with the puck creeping across the weekend at a hotel in this Chicago suburb to perfect Rashman, whose Chicago public relations firm Funeral Home. 219 W. Center St., John J. Coughlin geles. He practiced law in Los on Friday, Edmonton on Saturday, goal-line. It was MacDermid’s Angeles, joining the family busi­ the skills of couch potatoism; spending hours on the organized the convention. with a MassofChristianburialatlO John J. Coughlin. 72, of Hartford, and wind up in Montreal on seventh goal in his last four games ness after the death of a brother. sofa watching television. Among those who showed up was Chicago Bears a.m. at the Church of the Assump­ died Saturday at St. Francis Monday. They return home next and 14th of the season. They were treated to such helpful items as offensive tackle Keith Van Home, who said he’s tion. Burial will be in Mount St. Hospital and Medical Center. He Wednesday to host Montreal. "MacDermid is just playing samples of couch-potato clothing, a "gourmet couch David Kool/ManolwtMr Herald been "couching it” since his team's National Benedict Cemetery, Bloomfield. was the brother of Mary Moriarty "It was a tight game and we just great,” Evans said. "They’re tout­ Football League playoff loss to the Washington Ann Rork Light potato survival kit" including popcorn, bubble gum Calling hours are today from 2 to 4 and Catherine Knox, both of knew it was going to be like that.” ing him now for 25 (goals) and HE SCORES — Paul MacDermid (right) of the Whalers during the first period of Sunday night's game at the Civic and chop sticks for takeout food, and a lecture on the Redskins. p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Manchester. NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Ann the 23-year-old Ferraro said. "They they’re calling him Mike Bossy.” "After the season is done, for a month I try to rest tips the puck past Red Wings’ goalie Sam St. Laurent Center. The Whalers won In overtime, 2-1. therapeutic value of television. Memorial donations may be Besides his sisters, he is survived Rork Light, a silent film actress (Detroit) like to stall the game and The second and third periods And there was a "free-form sofa-flop” contest, in my body — in front of the TV is the best spot,” said made to the American Heart by two other sisters. Margaret who was the widow of philanthro­ slow the pace down. That’s just showcased Detroit’s s t r id e n t e ^ , which participants Jumped onto a couch, landing in said. Van Home. Association. 310 Collins St.. Hart­ Flynn of Hartford and Anna Kal- pist Dr. Rudolph Light and former smart hockey. What do you want to forts to disrupt the WhalefsT MacDermid feels the team shift­ for least shots allowed in an opening Probert. . . Ferraro has points in Detroit Coach Jacques Demers period. . . Neil Sheehy. acquired ford 06105. laugher of Glastonbury: and sev­ wife of oil magnate J. Paul Getty, get into a wide-open game foron the Hartford outshot Detroit, 15-6, in ing gears. ” We seem to have eight of the last nine games. John knew his club didn’t deserve any eral nieces and nephews. He was has died at a Nashville hospital. road?” he asked. the second. A tie would have been stepped It up a couple of gears,” the from Calgary along with Carey Anderson’s eight-game point points. "F or the first two periods Wilson, made his debut last night predeceased by his brothers, Tho­ Mrs. Light, 79. died Saturday at The game-winner from Ferraro, frustrating for Hartford. 24-year-old MacDermid said. streak ended. . . Whaler scratches Stefan Penhacker the Whalers outplayed us badly.” along with Lindsay Carson who was mas, Steven and Peter Coughlin. Vanderbilt University Medical his 12th goal of the season, came ' "1 think It (a tie) would have been were Wilson (groin). Stewart Gavin . Stefan Penhacker, 82, of 80 Essex he said. "Sammy got us there WHALER NOTES - The two acquired Friday from Philadelphia Antiques sale brings $67,000 The funeral is Wednesday at 9; 15 Center, where she was being after Detroit’s Joe Kocur lost really frustrating just due to the (right ankle), Kevin Dineen St., died Friday at a local convales­ (overtime). We didn’t deserve a shots allowed Detroit in the first for Paul Lawless. Sheehy received a.m. from the Dillon-Baxter Fun­ treated for emphysema and lung control of the puck behind his own fact that we had a lot of shots and (shoulder), Mike Millar and Scot cent home. He was the husband of point tonight the way we played.” period tied a Whalers’ team record five minutes for fighting with Bob Continued from page 1 Grezel. Barlow and neighbors said from Florida, New York. Chicago eral Home. 1276 Berlin Turnpike, cancer. net. Ferraro collected the loose had a lot of chances,” . Ferraro Klelnendorst. 2 the late Maria (Klein) Penhacker. Grezel was known to everyone as and other states after advertise­ Wethersfield, followed by a Mass of A funeral Mass is planned for He was bom Aug. 2,1905, in Mor, Another collectorof furniture and "Tom .” ments for the auction were pub­ Christian burial at 10 a m. in St. next Saturday at St. Edward’s Hungary, and came to Manchester paintings at the auction said One of the paintings Grezel had lished nationwide. Lawrence O'Toole Church, Hart­ Catholic Church in Palm Beach, in 1956. Before retiring, he had been Grezel’s collection was "moder­ done, of a man in a gazebo, was Meanwhile. Barlow said a hear­ ford. Burial will be in Mount St. Fla. employed by Lydall & Foulds Co. of UConn suffers another ately” valuable. dated 1957 and was auctioned off for ing will be held Feb. 2 at probate Benedict Cemetery, Bloomfield. Born in Darien. Conn., Mrs. Light Manchester. He was a parishoner "The furniture is not all that $400. An antique painting of a boy court to consider selling the Bissell was the daughter of Samuel Eldwin, of St. Bridget Church. Calling hours are Tuesday from 2to interesting to me,” said Adam with a bow and arrow went for $450. Street house, appraised at $78,000, 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. a Hollywood film producer for First He is survived by a son. Stefan L. Tamsky of Norwich. "There are "Mr. Grezel studied art at Yale in "as is” condition, at a public Memorial donations may be National Studios. She appeared in Penhacker of Chicago. HI.; a some nice paintings. A couple of and was a very good painter,” auction. made to the Heart Association of silent films with stars of the era, particularly nice seascapes,” he daughter, Mrs. Martin (Maria) setback to the Redmen Nadeau said at the auction. The house has been broom- including Rudolph Valentino and 5 Greater Hartford, 310 Collins St., Szebar of Manchester; five grand­ said. Nadeau said last week that he had cleaned and wired for electricity. Hartford 06105. Will Rogers, who also was her children; twogreat-grandchildren; Several of the paintings, done by gotten calls about Grszel’s collec­ The sewer was connected earlier godfather. and several nieces and nephews. JAMAICA, N Y. — Fifteen times Grezel himself, were signed "Tom ” tion from all over Connecticut and this month. Mrs. Light was married to The funeral was today at the Nettle Smith in succession the University of billionaire oil tycoon Getty during Connecticut has tried to take down Watkins Funeral Home, 142 East Nettie (Strauss) Smith. 90 of 374 the 1930s, and to three other men Big East Conference foe St. John’s Center St.. with a Mass of (Dhristian Summit St., the widow of Harold before wedding Light, anheirtothe and 15 times in a row the Huskies burial in St. Bridget Church. Burial Smith, died Sunday at Manchester Upjohn Pharmaceutical Co. and a Reagan plans an upbeat talk was to be in St. James Cemetery. have failed, including Saturday Memorial Hospital. professor of neurosurgery. In 1960. night's 79-72 heart-breaking over­ Memorial donations may be She was born in Vernon, March 8, other subsidized housing to The couple divided their time time loss before a crowd of 6,008 at Continued from page 1 House and Senate next week, made to the St. Bridget School 1897, and lived there before moving occupants. among residences in Oxfordshire, Alumni Hall. Contra aid dries up Feb. 29. Fund. 80 Main St., Manchester to Manchester more than 30 years • A growing role for private England; Reading. Jamaica; The Huskies, who fell into the Big more money for the Contra rebels 06040. ago. Before retiring, she was a According to one aide, Reagan's industry in space, involving cooper­ North Palm Beach, and Nashville, East cellar at 2-5 and are 9-6 battling the leftist Sandinista go­ receptionist and representative for message to Congress also will ation with government in such until Light’s death in 1970. overall, tied it at 69-all at the end of vernment of Nicaragua. Helena Rubenstein Cosmetics of propose: projects as a space station. Elmer V. Estey Mrs. Light is survived by two regulation on a three-point goal by Although Reagan is not expected Long Island, New York. She was a • Allowing selected federal Elmer V. Estey, 61, of East sons, J. Paul (Setty Jr., of London, Tate George at the buzzer. George, to discuss the specific amount of aid member of the Manchester Senior • A reduction in taxes on capital workers to take a year off to teach Hartford, died Friday at Hartford England, and Gordon Peter Getty, who did not start for the first time for the rebels in his speech, he’ll Citizens. gains, which are now taxed as school children about space. Hospital. He was the husband of San Francisco; a daughter, Donna this year, was trying to atone for a send Congress a formal request She is survived by a brother, ordinary income. • Creation of prizes named for Adelaide (Sica) Estey and the Wilson Long, of Palm Peach: 12 turnover moments before that later this week in a legislative Edward Strauss of Manchester; inventor Thomas A. Edison, to brother of William Estey of grandchildren; and three great­ allowed the Redmen to open a package that Heshes out the themes • Expansion of federai prisons, several nieces and nephews; and honor those who improve the Manchester. grandchildren. three-point lead. of his address. If Reagan loses the which are seriously overcrowded. Eleanor Wightman and her family, quality of iife with their inventions. Besides his wife and brother, he is Burial will be beside her husband ” It went in,” George said of his battle, with votes scheduled in the • Sales of public housing and with whom she lived. survived by two sons, Wayne V. in West Palm Beach. three-pointer, ” I just threw it up. I The funeral is Wednesday at 1 Esteyof Newington and Charles W. was trying to redeem myself. I was p.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, Estey of Hebron; and two looking at the basket (on the 400 Main St. Burial will be in Mount grandchildren. turnover) and the ball just went St. Benedict Cemetery, Bloomfield. Peace initiative spiits israeiis The funeral is Tuesday at 9 a.m. through my hands.” Calling-hours are Wednesday from at the Callahan Funeral Home, 1602 EMERGENCY AP photo Matt Brust put the Redmen in 11 a.m. until the service. Shamir a letter saying that an "No good will be done by telling Main St., East Hartford. Burial will Fire — Police — Medical control in the overtime with 43 Continued from page 1 Memorial donations may be DOWN FOR THE COUNT— Referee Joe fourth round Of their heavyweight title urgent solution had to be found for Arabs who throw bottles, stones be in Mount St. Benedict Om etery. seconds left. The Redmen, 3-2 in the made to Visiting Nurse & Home the occupied territories. Mubarak, and knives they've succeeded in Bloomfield. Calling hours are today DIAL 911 Cortez counts out floored Larry Holmes fight last Friday night in Atlantic City. Big East and 12-3 overall, outscored saying one Palestinian was shot Carjjpf Manchester, 397 Porter St., who is due in Washington Tuesday, forcing Israel to change its poli­ from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. In Manchester Connecticut, 10-3, in the overtime and wounded by a rubber bullet. Manchester 06040. as winner Mike Tyson walks away in the It said protesters burned tires said he would present President cies," Meridor told Israel army session. and stoned soldiers in Hebron, 20 Reagan with proposals to end radio."If that happens and negotia­ Madeline Zahner "They made the big plays that miles south of Jerusalem. The unrest in the occupied territories tions begin, every time the talks run count. That’s what It all comes agency said high school students in and to launch peace negotiations. into trouble the bottles, stones and Madeline (Kloter) Zahner, 78, of down to. At the end of the game, Gaza City were also protesting. The Legislator Dan Meridor, a knives will start up again.” Ellington, died Saturday at home. somebody has to make the plays to She was the wife of Walter P. ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. Spinks’ Mnsane’ demands army said it was checking the member of Shamir's right-wing win,” Connecticut Coach Jim Cal­ Zahner and the sister of Wilbur reports. Likud Bloc, said there was no Also today, two legislators be­ houn said. 9 U.N. officials say 38 Palestinians connection between the Jewish longing to the liberal Citizens' Kloter of Coventry. INSURAN8MITHS SINCE One player who was not on the have been killed by Israeli gunfire settlements in the occupied territo­ Rights Party, Yossi Sarid and Besides her husband and brother, court for the Huskies at the end was in a wave of violence that began ries and the disturbances. Deddi Zucker, submitted to parlia­ she is survived by two other 6-foot-ll junior Cliff Robinson who brothers, Emmanuel H. Kloter of I9I4 put Tyson bout on hold fouled out with 3; 47 left in regula­ Dec. 8 in the territories Israel He also warned that Israel would ment a report on the tough Tolland and Edmund Kloter of seized in the 1967 Middle East War. be setting a dangerous precedent measures instituted by the army to tion. Robinson led the Huskies with Eureka, III.; a son. Dale W, Zahner “ That’s more money than Mi­ Jarvis Astair, a Briton, was in On Sunday, Mubarak sent by accepting Mubarak’s proposal. put an end to the disturbances. NEW YORK (AP) - "Outrage­ 21 points. of Tolland; two sisters, LaVina E. 649-5241 ous and insane” behavior by his chael Spinks has made in his entire Atlantic City in an effort to (Connecticut, as it did last Wed­ Kloter and Helen K. Heintz, both of 65 E. Center Street advisor has knocked Michael career, 11 years,” Jacobs said. negotiate a Tyson-Frank Bruno nesday night, got off to a wretched Ellington; and four grandchildren. Spinks out of a title shot against ” I ’ve given it a lot of thought and I fight in June in London. start against the Redmen, falling 8 Minchester, CT. Man charged with assaulting cop The funeral was today at the heavyweight champ Mike Tyson. sincerely believe, for the first time, Cayton and Jacobs presented behind 8-0. But the Huskies battled AP photo Apostolic Christian Church. The "Right now, there’s no deal,” that Butch doesn’t want the fight.” Lewis with a formula bared on a $30 back and even led in the first half A 50-year-old Manchester man officer in the chest after the officer handcuff him. but he cut his right Ladd Funeral Home, 19 Ellington said Bill Cayton, one of Tyson’s Under a forumula worked out by million net. Under the formula, 10 before St. John’s, which shot 59 was arrested Saturday after a grabbed his wrist in an attempt to arm and injured a knee in the Ave., Rockville, was in charge of managers, after a dispute over Cayton and Jacobs, Tyson would be percent, or $3 million, would go to percent from the floor the first half, incident, police said, arrangements. polfce officer tried to break up a stop the fight, police said. The fight TURN ON YOUR HOME’S fight guarantees Sunday. guaranteed $16.2 million and Spinks the promotion, with the guarantees assumed a 34-30 halftime lead. GRABS THE BALL— St. John's Shelton Jones (31) grabs Memorial donations may be fight between the man and his allegedly began after Eilerman a* Spinks’ manager. Butch Lewis, $10.8 million. for the two unbeaten fighters A three-point shot by Phil Gam­ the loose ball In a scramble with teammate Matt Brust hung up the telephone while Tho­ made to Longview Viilage, 34 ble, who netted 17, with 52 seconds stepson, police said. He was treated at Manchester FINANCIAL POWER walked out of a meeting with "You mean if you don’t get $15 coming from the remaining $27 (23) and UConn'a Jeff King (right) In their game Saturday mas was engaged in a conversa­ Memorial Hospital, police said. Middle Butcher Road, Rockville left had given Connecticut a 66-65 Frederick Eilerman of 118 Dow­ Cayton in Atlantic City, N.J., million, there’s no fight?” Cayton million on a 60-40 cut favoring ney Road was charged with assault­ tion, police said. Eilerman will appear in Man­ 06066, or to the Ellington Volunteer OPEN A HOME EQUITY CASH RESERVE ACCOUNT lead. Shelton Jones, who had 18 night. The pedmen won In overtime, 79-72. because he was unhappy with a said he asked Lewis. Tyson. 8 ing a police officer, resisting arrest Eilerman also was charged with chester Superior Court on Ambulance Corps. P.O. Box 71, points and 12 rebounds), answered • A revolving line of credit secured by the equity In your home. guaranteed $10.8 million purse for "That’s it,” Cayton said Lewis The 60-40 cut would continue for and disorderly conduct after police disorderly conduct after he began Wednesday. Ellington 06029. for the Redmen with a spinning • Use It for virtually any purpose. replied. any revenue above $30 million. were called to his home to intervene his fighter, with the potential of jumper from the left baseline. even more money, for a prepared Cayton said he then told Lewis.” Lewis objected to the 10 percent Redmen, 17-2. the Redmen. . . St. John’s outre- in a fight between Eilerman and his kicking in the police cruiser he was • Simply write a check for Immediate access. After a Connecticut timeout, June battle. Lewis said he wanted 'If you walk out, don’tcomeback.’ ’’ for the promotion — Don King Greg ”Boo” Harvey led St. bounded Connecticut, 40-29. stepson. Brad Thomas, police said. placed in, police said. Police took • No points (on loans lo $100,000). George lost control of the basket­ $15 million guaranteed for Spinks. "That’s where we stand.” Cayton would promote the fight — but did John's with 21 points. fT . JOHN'S (7*) — Shpiton Jotrat 5-14 Eilerman allegedly punched an Eilerman out of the crusier to ball heading for the bucket and $-9 18, Mott Bru*t 5-8 4-5 14, Jovion • Lifetime cap Cayton called Lewis "insane” said. not dispute the 60-40 cut, according Jones was fouled. "W e’re down by HUSKY NOTES — UConn Is Idle WMIIami 5-105-1115, Michael Portpr 3-5 DR. PETER GRAM Lewis was not available for to Cayton. 0- 0 6, Oreo Harvey 9-13 0-0 21, Marco • Tax deductible (within guidelines). and "outrageous" for walking out one and we’ve got to make a big until Saturday afternoon when It Soldi 04) 1-2 1, Steve Shurina 1-1 3-2 4. on the deal. comment. Lewis, however, presented a play,” Calhoun said. “ We couldn’t visits Georgetown at the Cap Totals 28-51 30-29 79. Eighth cancels budget review has retired from “ We’re not figuring on having to Cayton said he had been confi­ formula based on a ^6.1 million, get a shot off.” Centre in Landover, M d... George, UCONN (71) — Murray Williams 1-4 APR •variable 1- 2 3, Lyman DePrlsst 1-3 3-3T, CIIH dent there would be a Tyson-Spinks which would give Spinks a guaran­ “ We couldn’t put Connecticut who had started 39 of 40 games • for qualified borrowers do anything with this fellow again,” Robinson 7-13 7-721, Steve PIklell 1-3IM) Directors of the Eighth Utilities budget matters. Voters of the Orthopedic Services of Manchester 10.25 Cayton said. “ I feel sorry for fight June 24 following a meeting tee of more than $13 million, then away.” St. John’s Coach Lou Including 31 straight, began the 3, Phil Gamble 6-121-317, Jeff Kino 1-8 district will set the budget May 25at (rate adjusted monthly demanded $15 million. Camesecca said. “ They’re vastly game on the bench along with Jeff 4-6 6, Tate George 2-5 2-2 7, willle District have canceled a meeting 36 Havnes Street, Manchester Michael Spinks, having to deal with with Lewis Thursday, the day McCloud 2-3 0-0 4, Robert Ursery 3-3 0-3 they were scheduled to hold tonight the district’s annual meeting. It will at 1 over prime) a man who ranges from insane to before Tyson retained the undis­ Tyson’s next fight will be against improved from last year. They King with Gamble and freshman 7, Greg Economou 0-1 0-00. Totals 24-55 at the district firehouse for a become effective with the start of outrageous." puted world title with a fourth- Tony Tubbs March 21 at Tokyo. don’t die easy.” Murray Williams in the starting 17-25 72. the fiscal year July I. Three-point goals; UConn— Gomble preliminary review of the district We gladly welcome Dr. Gram's patients SIRMlini 1-800-544-4004 Jimmy Jacobs, Cayton’s partner, round knockout of Larry Holmes. That will be the second bout in a But they do die. ^ lineup. Williams, who had nine 4, PIklell, Ursery; St. John’s— Horvev fire protection budget. “WHERE SERVICE NEVER STOPS" called the contract offer more than ” I was so confident. I told Jarvis seven-fight, $26.5 million deal with Connecticut is now 0-9 in Alumni points in 17 minutes against Villan- 3. to remain with our office. Halftime; 34-30 St. John's. The meeting was one of eight Artist Paul Gauguin was born in fair. not to stay over,” Cayton said. HBO television. Hall and trails the series with the ova, had three In 27 minutes against scheduled by the directors on 1843. t MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Jan. « 5 .1W8 — 1|_ i l - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Jan. 25, 19M SCOREBOARD East girls win away from state tournament berth HARTFORD — After having not ing. The Techmen bowed tb Bethel “ The team didn’t play that badly been in state tournament play for High, 4X36, and to Killingljt High (but) the defense didn’t play great, Baturday'a collaga hoop acoroa Swoggart Blue 110, Mld-Am Bible 91 eight years, the East Catholic High H.S. Roundup and Waterford High by identical 'hiey allowed people to wa Ik around Whilers2,RedWingt1 Talladega 83, Stlllnxin 80 girls’ basketball team is one win 87-18 counts. them. ’That’s how they (Fermi) Tampa 84, Eckerd 72 Aw ards Hockey BasketbaD Tenn. Wesleyan 105, Covenant 103, O T away from that standard following ’The triple setback leaves Cheney scored their first two goals. They Ootaolt 1 I I 1-1 EAIT Alderson-Brooddus 91, Wheetlng Jesuit Toccoa Foils 84, Piedmont Bible 78 Saturday night’s 3S-33 win over host wich High, 2X25. X18 for the season with its next beat us on speed,” Famo said. Hartford 111 1—1 Transylvania 87, Belmont Abbey 72 80 South Catholic. The Indians with the victories match Wednesday at home at 6 Manchester’s next game Is Wed­ Rrst Period— ^1, Detroit, Yierman 35 Allegheny 60, Kenyon 46 Trevecca Nozorene86, Christian Brothers (Gallont, Snepsts), :S0. 2, Hartford, '1 Pail AP Mala AtMalaa af yaar The Eogles, 7-6 overall and p.m. against COC rival Rocky Hill NHLitindIngt NBA atandinga American Inti. 68, Springfield 58 move to X3 for the season. Man­ nesday against Windsor at the McDermId 14 (Babvch, Somuelsson), American U . 56, James AAodlson 55 Trinity Baptist 88, Clearwater Christian87 winners of three straight, need one High. Bolton Ice Palace at ; 18 p.m. 18:53 (pp). Penalties— Zombo, Dot (cross­ chester’s next action is Wednesday 8 Botes 80, Amherst 74 1987— Ben Johnson, track win in their final seven games to Jim Classon and Ron Pirtel were F « r m l 3 3 3 - 7 checking), 6:50; Delorme, Dot (hlgh- EASTERN CONFERENCE Bentley 90, Bryant 76 Troy SI. 83, North Alabama 75 1986— L o rry Bird, basketball at 6 p.m. at Rockville High School. W ALK CONrailINCI sttcklng), 7:42; Wlllloms, Har (holding), M a n chM ta r 0 0 2— 2 PAlrich DivMen Altafitlc Mvlslen Blnghomton St. 74, Cortland St. 66 V M I 69, Furm an 60 l98X-Dwlght Gooden, b o sM l qualify for postseason play. East Greenwich dips to X5, Stamford triple winners for Cheney. Classon, 7:42; Robertson, H ar (roughing), 10:13; W L Pet. GB Va. Commonwealth 79, W. Kentucky 74 W L T Alt or OA Bloomfield 51, Mount St. Mary, N.Y. 49 1984-Carl Lewis, track and field missed qualifying for the state I- 12 with the weekend action. defending state Class M 132-pound S c o n n g : Higgins, Det (holding), 13:31; Williams, Boston 28 11 .718 — Boston College 64, Providence 48 Valdosta St. 73, Tenn.-Martin 63 1983-Cail Lewis, track and field PtilloMphla IS II 6 56 170 172 H a r (roughing), 13:31; Probert, Det (delay tournament a year ago by one champ, is now 21-0 for the season. First parlod: ' Scott White (John N Y Itto n d cn 23 19 5 SI 117 17D Philadelphia 18 19 .486 9 Brandels 81, Em ory 61 Vanderbilt 75, Auburn 71 1982— Wayne Gretzky, hockey Manchester’s Jamal White of gom e), 14:45; Sheehy, H ar (detav of Washington 15 21 .417 11'/i Virginia 58, (Seorgla Tech 55 game, finishing at 7-13 in the RMuItt; Chenay v*. Bellitl — lOX Pfeifer, Scott Masamery), F— Keith W om ington 22 21 6 SO 169 156 Bucknell 89, Towson St. 80 1981— slohn M cEnroe, tennis-x battled back against Greenwich’s Levlnthol (Mike Bruno, Jeff Bemis). gam e), 14:45; Oates, Det (holding), 16:41; New York 13 26 .333 15 Buffalo 81, AdelphI 89 Virginia St. 107, Elizabeth O t v St. 98 1980-U.S. Olympic Hockey Team Stave Classon (C T) pinned Oollone 3:17, Pllltburoh 30 20 9 49 196 194 Delorme, Det (roughing), 18:09. regular season. Todd Gaspariha in the unlimited Second period: I ■ Ffod Provaneher N « w J « n t v 21 23 S 47 167 I D New Jersey 8 30 .211 19'/i Buffalo St. 81, Brockport St. 69 Vlrglnlo Tech 70, Rodford 56 1973- Wlllle Storgell, baseball fix Hares (B) WBF, 11X Rosario (B) Second Period— None. Penalties— Central DIvIsien Virginia Union 87, Hampton U. 83 East has not qualified for state class and although White lost a pinned Brett Lassen :39,12X Nelson (B ) (Mark______Clbello,______nlttal), Levlnthol), F — A a ro n N Y R acw trt I I 25 6 43 119 119 CabrInI 73, Lincoln, Po. 66 1978— Ron Guidry, baseball Cramtr (Ptalfor). Ashton, Det (cross-checking), 5:31; Willi­ Atlanta 29 11 .725 — California, Pa. 70, Indiana, Pa. 65 WInthrop 67, Campbell 60 1977— Steve Cauthen, horse racing tournament play since 1979-80 when pinned Dennis Zowlstowskl :47, 13X Adorn DivWon ams, Har (roughing), 5:31; Probert, Det, tough 12-11 decision, his comebek Third jiarlod: M— Ron Smith (J»ft Montreal 26 14 10 62 114 157 Detroit 22 13 .629 4>/> Canlslus 74, New Hampshire 61 - Xavier, NO 74, Belhaven 73 1976— Bfvee Jenner, decathlon J.Oosson (C T) pinned Songster :54,13X mlnor-malpr (high-sticking, fighting), Youngstown St. 67, Moreheod St. 64 it posted a 1X8 regular-season allowed the locals to gamer the Minor, 'Todd Carlton), F— Provonchor ' Boston 21 I I 5 61 191 162 CJlIcoeo 23 15 .605 5 Castleton St. 103, St. J o s m the Provider 1975-Frad Lynn, baseball Nelson (B ) WBF,14X Pirtel (C T) pinned 7:58; SheM v, H ar, m alor (fighting), 7:51; Milwaukee 19 17 .528 8 mark. team victory. (Jeoghegon 3:43, 14X Duff (B ) pinned (Rick Gauvroou, Lovlnttiol), F— John BuftalO 22 19 I 53 164 IIS 101 1974— AAuhomnrKid All, boxing McCormick (Brott Palltgrlnl), F— SI. Lourent, Det, served by Higgins Indiana 19 19 .500 9 Charleston, W.Va. 109, Concord SO 1973— O.J. Simpson, football East’s first shot of qualifying for D evtn FFox o x :41, 152- Carlos G ra y (C T ) Hartford 21 20 7 49 149 151 (sloshing), 11:00; M acDerm Id, Har Chris Chappell (119), Eric - - - — WBF, Pfeifer (White), M— Shone McCann 4^ Outtooc 20 23 3 43 161 174 Cleveland 18 20 .474 10 Chevney 87, Eost Stroudsburg 89 Sunday’a collaga hoop acoroa 1979- M ark Spitz, swimming WBF, 16X FOraoher (B) 171- (Interference), 11:00; Gallant, Det, double WESTERN CONFERENCE the tournament will be Wednesday Gremmo (125), Jon Dixon (140), Rouelle (C T) W BF, 189-Todd Rose (C T) (Kevin Hurly, Minor). CAMPBELL CONPEEENCE Clarkson 93, Alfred 71 1971— Lee Trevlno,.golf Saves: M— Cantrell 30/Glen MacL- m inor (hlghsttcklng), 13:43; Turgeon, Har Midwest DIvltlen Coast Guard 94, Roger Williams 67 1970— George Blanda, football when it visits Glastonbury High Aaron Dixon (145), Tom Diana pinned Barske 1:20, Unlimited- Smith Norrti tNvMon (roughing), 13:42. achlan 5, F— Bobby Orr 14. W L T Ph OP OA W L Pet. OB Colgate 80, Vermont 78 EAST 1963— Tom Seover, baseball School at 7; 15 p.m. ’’Hopefully we’ll <160), and Damon lacovelli (189) ( B ) pinned T im M u rp h y :57. Third Period— None. Penalty— Dallas 25 11 .494 — Cornell 73, Columbia 60 Georgetown 69, Syracuse 68 1968— Denny McLain, baseball .. (ihenev vs. Klllingly — 103 Dragon Ootrolt 24 I I 6 54 119 159 Probert, Det (cross-checking), :43; T ip ­ take care of it (qualifying) Wednes­ St. Louis 20 23 5 45 155 166 Houston 21 14 .568 4'/S ' Delaware 69, Hofstra 55 Hartwtek 94, Kings Point 75 1967— Cart YastrzemskI, baseball were winners against Greenwich. (K ) m a l. dec. S.CIosson 13-3, 112- pett, Har (sloshing), :43; Robertson, Har Denver 22 17 .544 4'/i Dickinson 73, Moravian 58 Lvndm St. 104, Molne AAarlhme 66 1966— Frank Robinson, baseball day,” East (%ach Donna Ridel Jon Dixon and lacovelli were Caputo'(K) WBF, 11X Chortler (K) Chicago 21 25 3 45 174 200 (holding), 1:36; Reeds,Hor (hlghsflcklng), M In n n o ta 15 21 8 38 163 209 Utah 17 20 .459 8long jump at 17-feet, SVk-inches. Chicago X Toronto 2 Kino's, N.Y. 83, Nyack 76 Regis 70, Western St.,Colo. 63 1949^-Leon Hart, football' rick G ra n t 1:36. Conderlno (W ) pinned Fox :57, 152- Chicago 0 1 2—1 Washinedon 75, Oregon 63 two free throws from senior point Rowe (W ) pinned G ra y 1:17, 16X Laurie Smith was seventh in the Sunday's Oomes Rrst Period— 1, Vancouver, LeBlonc 10, Sacramento 97, New York 94 Kufztown 74, Bloomsburg 70 1948— Lou Boudreau, baseball Manchester vs. Greenwich — lox Los Angeles 2, Winnipeg 1 La Salle 95, Manhattan 70 1947— Johnny Lulack, football guard Amelia Bearse with 50 Ryan Moran (G) dec. LeeX2,112-Gary Brouwer (W) WBF, 171- Tucker (W) high jump at Xfeet, 2-inches. The 4 15:23. Penalties— Thomas, Chi (sloshing), Sunday's Games technical fall over Rose 3:15, 189- Hartford X Detroit 1, OT 7:12; Pederson, Van (holding),9:52; Sutter, Woshlngton 131, Philadelphia 99 Lebanon Vol. 85, OttySburo 67 1946— Glenn Davis, footboll seconds left. That put East ahead. Belmoall (G ) pinned Craft 3:08, 119- X 200-meter relay of Collette Minnesota 5. Philadelphia 3 t Lehman 80, Medgar Evers 48 How top twenty fared 1945— Byron Nelson, golf-x Chappell (M ) pinned Jim Coale 3:25, Murphy (C T) W BF, Unlimited- DIFede- Van, mlnor-malor (roughing, fighting), Atlanta 118, New Jersey 111 3X31. South's Anne Hickey hit both rlco (W ) WBF. Factora, Meg Berte, Smith and AAontreal X Quebec 3 13:23; Noonan, Chi, malor (fighting), Indiana 128, Phoenix 109 Lock Haven 80, Slippery Rock 47 1944— Byron Nelson, golf 12X Gremmo (M ) dec. Dean Kim 5-0, •X j Chicago X Vancouver 1 Los Angeles Lakers 116, Seattle 109 Lowell 82, Brittaeport 73 1943— Gunder Hoegg, track ends of a one-and-one with 30 13X Jo h n W ilson (G ) dec. Fongem le 7-0, Cruz took third place at 1; 50.85. The 13:23; B.Wilson, Chi (hIgh-stIckIng), 15:23; How the Associated Press Top Twenty Monday's Games Manson, Chi (tripping), 11:22. Portlond 119, Detroit 111 M IT 74, Nichols 52 1942— Frank SInkwteh, football seconds left to draw South to within 13X Brendon LeMault (G ) dec. Gross- 4 X 800 relay of Kim Jarvis, Jen Edm onton at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. Monday's Games Molne-Formlngton 51, Daniel Webster college basketball teams fared this week: 1941— Joe DIMogglo, baseball man 1X9, 14X J.Dixon (M) pinned Ice Hockey Second Period— 2, Chicago, B. Wilson 4 1. Arizona (1X1) beat Southern California 3X33. ’Tucci, Mindy Forde and Merry Calgarv at Toronto, 7:35 p.m. (Noonan, VIncelette), 16:59. Penalties— Philadelphia at Washington, 7:30 p.m. 45 1940— Tom Harmon, football Eugen Plsacreto 3:20,14X A.DIxon (M ) N Marlst 76, Lovolo, Md. 57 9348; beat U C L A 8X74. — Nile KInnIck, football dec. Scott Nedley X 5 ,152- Mox Brierer V i Buffalo at New Jersey, 7:45 p.m. Cleveland at Utah, 9:30 p.m. 1930 "East tried to run out the clock Chadziewicz was third in the Boyd, Van (sloshing), :34; Nviund, Chi Mossochusetts 79, Rutgers 64 2. North Carolina (1X2) lost to No. 9Duke MHS toppled Tuesday's Games (slashing), :34; Sovard, Chi (tripping), Milwaukee at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. 1938— Don Bodge, tennis but was fouled. The Eagles missed (G ) sup. dec. Nodden 16-4, 16X DIona Connecticut Division In 10:59.42. Los Angeles at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. Tuesday's Gomes Merrimack 70, Assumption SB 7X69; beat No. 20 North Carolina 1937— Don Budge, tennis (M ) m o l. dec. (tave Sanders 12-2, 171- 4:27; Sutter, Van (holding), 7:51. State 77-73. from the foul line but South missed ENFIELD — There was some And the 4 X 400 relay of Factora, Winnipeg at Washington, 7:35 p.m. Third Period— 3, Chicago, Thomas I New Jersey at New York, 7:M p.m. MIddleburv 89, Clark U. 83 1936— Jesse (Xvens, track-x Alan Crabtree (G) dec. David (Mom Chicago at Detroit, 1:05 p.m. (McGill, Noonan),2:26.4,(3ilcooo,Watson2 Boston at Atlanta. 7:X p.m. Monmouth, N.J. 84, Wogner 68 3. Temple (1X1) beat Penn State 5344; 1935— Joe Louis, boxing a jumper from the baseline at the 11-4,189-lacovelli (M ) pinned Tim Fohv fine goaltending from junior net- Berte, Chris Nielson and Tucci was Rji’i Mount Sf. Vincent 80, Albany Phormacv52 beat- Massachusetts 71-52; lost to No. 8 Vancouver at St. Louis, 1:35 p.m. (B .W ilson, T .M u rr a y ), 13:18. Penoltles— Chlcogo at Indiana, 8 p.m. 1934— Dizzy Dean, baseball buzzer. :43, U nlim ite d- (Sasparina (G ) dec. minder Rod Cantrell but otherwise seventh in the Connecticut Division San Antonio at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Nevado-Las Vegas 5358. 1933— Carl Hubbell, baseball W hite 1M 1. VIncelette, Chi (holding), 3:11; Boyd, 4. Kentucky (132) Jost to Florldo 5X56; Karen Mozdzierz and Bearse it was not a bright afternoon for the Van (slashing), 19:56; B.WIIson, Chi Los An gelesClIppersat Houston, 8:30p.m. N. Adams St. 95, Worcester Sf. 69 1932— (Jene Sarozen, golf with a time of 4:40.7. Nazareth, N.Y. 77, Rochester Tech 74 beat Loulslono State 76-61. 1931— Pepper Martin, baseball netted 11 and 8 points, respectively, Manchester High ice hockey team (slashing), 19:56. 5. Purdue (17-1) beat Michigan State Shots on goal— ^Voncouver 8-7-10— 25. Utah at Los Angeles Lakers, 10:30 p.m. New Ham p^lre Coll. 71, Sacred Heart 69 Fitch whips EC NHL results 7X67; beat Louisville 91-85. while Maura MePadden and Noel as It fell to Fermi High, 7-2, Chicago 12-12-12-36. Seattle at Socramenfo, 10:30 p.m. Power-ploy Opportunities— Voncouver 0 Milwaukee at Portland, 10:» p.m. New Haven 92, Keene St. 83 6. Pittsburgh (132) lost to No. 11 Feehan each collected 7 rebounds GROTON - The East Catholic Saturday afternoon at the Enfield Nlogara 84, Boston U. 77 Oklahoma 86-83. Paat AP famala athlalas of yaar Boys do well, top of 4; Chlcogo 0 of 2 for Blast. Mozdzierz also had 4 Twins Rink. Roglnald PlntoTManolwitar Hamid Northeastern 87, Hartford 72 7. Michigan (1X2) lost to Ohio State High wrestling team dropped a Kings 2. Jets 1 (krolles— Vancouver, Brodeur (36 shots- 70-68; beat Wisconsin 6X54; beat Indiana steals. Michelle Magro netted 11 The loss was the ninth in NEW HAVEN - One school 33 saves). Chlcogo, Pang (25-24), A— Norwich 107, New England Coll. 79 (x-denotes male and female Athletxof- 64-11 verdict Saturday afternoon to Philo. Textile 98, Mercyhurst 63 72-40 fhe-Year are from the some sport). points to lead South. succession for the 1-9 Indians. record was broken by Todd Clem­ 15,315, 8. Nevado-Las Vegas (17-1) beat Utah host Fitch High School. The loss GOING UP— East Hartford's Troy McKoy goes up for Referee— (tan Morouelll. Linesmen— NBA reaulla p io tt^u rg h St. SO, New Poltz St. 77 1987— Jackie Jovner-Kersee, track and East's junior varsity rallied for a Fermi goes to X4 with the victory. ons as Manchester High boys’ Los Angeles l l 0— 2 Point Park 71, PItt.-Bradford 70 State 87-83; beat Son Jose State 9X83; drops the Eagle matmen to l-IO for Winnipeg 1 0 0—1 John D'Amico, Mark Pore. fleld-x 34-28 win. Stephanie Reichardt had “ I thought Rod Cantrell played indoor track team trak part in two of his game-high 35 points against Manchester High Potsdam St. 102, Albonv, N .Y . 83 beot No. 3 Temple 5358. 1986— Morttna Navrattlovo, tennis the season with their next match First Period— 1, Winnipeg, McBoln 22 RPI 77, Hobart 67 9. Duke (132) beat No. 2 North Carolina 11 points to lead the young Eagles. an excellent game,” Manchester Saturday’s Yale Invitational. last Friday night at Clarke Arena. Manchester’s Cory (M acLeon, Hawerchuk), 4:08 (pp). 2, Los Bullets 131, 76ers 99 7(V69; beat Woke Forest 10370. 1985— Nancy Lopez, golf Wednesday at home at 4 p.m. Rhode Island 91, St. Joseph's 85 1984— M ary Lou Retton, gymnastics EAST CATHOLIC (35) — A m e lia Ck>ach Eric Farno said. Cantrell Clemons turned in a school- Angeles, FOx 12 (Robitallle, Hammond), Rhode Island Coll. 122. PlvmouthSt.118, 10. Iowa State (1X3) beat Nebraska11X76; against Bloomfield High. Goldston (32) watches from below. The Indians lost their 14:14. Pertaltles— Wells, LA (roughing), 1983— Morttna Navratilova, tennis B e a rM 3 2 -5 8 , K aren M ozdzie rz 3 5-611, was injured with about six minutes record : 37.21 clocking in taking P H IL A D E L P H IA (99) 2 0 T lost to Missouri 11393. 1982— AAorv Decker Tobb, track Margaret Riley 21-35, Jo Marie Rued 1 Patrick Moynihan (160) and first of the season, 74-60. 3:31; Wells, L A , m alor (fighting), 7:51; G o lf Rider 93, Lafovetre 84 11. Oklahoma (1X2) beat Colorado 9X76; eighth place in the 300-meter dash. Schofield, W in, m olor (flu tin g ), 7:51; Barkley 7-16 56 19, Vranes 1-3 00 2, 1981— Tracy Austin, tennixx 1-2 3, Katey C llih a m 0 0-0 0, M au ra Mark McConnell (145) were the left and had to leave the game. He Gmlnskl8138112,Cheeks18158120,A.KIng Rochester 92, Chlcogo 53 beat No. 6 Pittsburgh 8X83. 1980— Chris Evert Lloyd, tennis MePadden 2X04, Heather OtInskI 00-0 The distance medley of Craig Watters, Win (holding), 1:42; Svkes, LA, Rutgers-Neywirk 93, Wm. Paterson 77 12. Brigham Young (1X0) beat No. 18 lone winners for East. had made 30 saves before he left. m alor^nlsronduct (tlghtlng), 13:44; El- 2-7 2-3 4, Wingate 814 80 12,Thornton 37 1979— T ra c y Austin, tennis 0, Stephanie O orod nlk 0 0-0 0, Noel Hempstead, Tuan Nguyen, Mike Gotely, Eric Neff. Mott Martin, Mike 80 4, Coleman 37 34 9, Henderson 262-2 S. Connecticut 51, Franklin Pierce 46 Texos-EI Paso 81-71; beat New Mexico 83 Results: 10X Melerdlerck (F) mal. Fermi had a 4-1 lead at the time. A m b ro sI) 1:54.9. lett. Win, malor,mlsconduct (fighting), Bob Hope Claaalc scores 82. 1978— Nancy Lopez, golf Feehan 2 X 0 4. To ta ls 13 9-15 35. Boys’ Swimming 7, Tonev27224, To­ SE Mossochusetts 109, Mass.-Boston 83 1977— Chris Evert, tennis SOUTH CATHOLIC (13) — Ann dec. M ike Shustock 11-1,112- Valentine The Falcons struck for two goals Sears and Sean Toland took second 200 free: 1. Sollgon (S J ) 2:15.29, 3. 13:44; Boschmon, W in (hooking), 17:41. Salem St. 101, Framingham St. 74 13. m inus (1X4) lost to No. 19 Iowa 9379; Second Period— 3, Los Angeles, Ta ylo r 16 tals 42-95 1419 99. 1976— Nodia Comaneci, gymnastics Hickey 42-310, Sue Rohan 1X32, Sherry (F ) pinned Robert Shustock 1:42, 119- in the first and second periods place in the Connecticut Division. Abele (EC), 3. Mumolo (SJ). W A S H IN G TO N (131) Salisbury St. 94, St. M ary's, M d. 82 beat Northwestern 7348. Blrd (F) W BF, 13X Jodlon (F) pinned Eagles beaten 200IM: 1. PetIttI (SJ) 2:16.84,2.Holler (Kennedy, Hammond), 3:44. INDIAN WELLS, Calif. (AP) — Rnol 14. Syracuse (135) beat Boston College 1975— Chris Evert, tennis M u rp h y 12-2 4, T r a c y B a rry 20-04, Chris before defenseman Ron Smith Toland had a 4:'32.6 for his 1600 Catledge 4-8 1-1 9, B.KIng 1814 X6 25. Scranton 81, Wilkes 64 1974— Chris Evert, tennis Rathces 0 0-0 0, K ath y C u rry 0 0-0 0, Chris Fransen 2:39, 1309- Rebein (F) (SJ), 3. AmbrosI (EC) Penalties— Kennedy, LA (cross­ scores and prize money Sunday from the 51 Shepherd 93, Foirmont St. 83 9000; lost to No. 15 (jeorgetown 6368. M.Malone 7-10 34 17, Colter 46 81 8. 1973-Blllle Jeon King, tennis Michelle Magro 51-211. Totals 14 X8 33. pinned Jeremy Palmer 3:27, 13X Con­ tallied in the third period for meter leg. The 4 X 400-meter relay TRUMBULL - The East Ca­ 50 f r e e :). D oherty (S J ) ;24.45,2. A bele checking), 1:25; Kumpel, Win (roughing), million Bob' Hope Desert Classic golf Shlppensburg 60, York, Po. 59 15. Georgetown (12-4) lost to St. John's 9:16; Kennedy, LA (Interference), 15:41. tournament, played on the 6478-yard, J.Malone 814 2-2 20, Bogues 810 80 13, 1972— Olga Korbut, gymnastics Halftime: 2X16 East Catholic. nors (F) sup. dec. Michael Mula 15-0, Manchester. Fermi responded with of Clemons, Nguyen, Dave Camp­ tholic High boys’ swimming team (EC), 3. John Vitale (EC). Johnson X92212, Bol 1-2002, Wllllams891-1 Sleno 94, AAalne 74 6X58; beat No. 14 Syracuse 69-68. 14X Conklin (F ) pinned Rob Choauette Diving: 1. Newhouse (SJ) no points por-73 Indlon Wells Country Club course: 14. Kansas (135) lost to Notre (tame 1971— Evonne (joologong, tennis 13, Alarle35806, Jones 1-22-24, Wolker1-2(M) Skidmore 106, S. Vermont 38 1970— Chi Cheng, track 1:38, 14X McConnell (EC) sup. dec. three more goals before Shane bell and Jeff DeJoannIs was fourth fell to 1-4 last Friday night as it listed, 2. Mike Jaslon (EC), 3. K.C. Th ird Period— None. Penalties— Wells, Ja y Haas, 5180jn0 636969-68-7()-338 St. Anselm 84, Stonehlll 60 8X76. LA (roughing), 3:14; Boschmon, Win D avid Edw ards. 108.000 66-71-71-65-67— 2. Totals57-911819131. 1969— Debbie Meyer, swimming Jones 1X0, 152- B.VolentIne (F ) pinned McCann closed out the scoring for in the Connecticut Division while dropped a 96-72 verdict to host St. Relscherl (EC). Philadelphia 28 17 24 38— 99 St. Bonaventure 66, Penn St. 58 17. W yoming (134) beat Hawoll 81-61; lost Wrestling Chris Plelo :32, 16X Moynihan (EC) 2 1968— Peggy Fleming, figure skating (holding), 3:14; Steen, Win (holding), 340 St. Francis, N Y 64, Robert M orris 53 to Colorado State 54-49. the Indians. the 4 X 800-meter foursome of Pat Joseph at the Hill Crest Middle 100 fly: 1. PetIttI (S J) :57.35,2. Martin WasMnglen 31 28 36 36— 131 1967— Billie Jean King, tennis pinned Munn 2:40, 171- Stratsman (F) 1:01. Bob Tw a y, 68,000 696667-67-72— 341 St. Francis, Pa. 86, Lono Island U . 79 18. Texos-EI Paso (1X3) lost to No. 12 Dwyer, Rick Eaton, Sears, Toland School. (EC), 3. (tately (EC). Shots on goal— Los Angeles 15-3-9— 27. Payne Stewart, 44,000 72-716767-65-342 3Polnt goals— Henderson, Bogues. 1966— Kathy Whitworth, golf Winger Brian Hughes had a Fouled out— None. Rebounds— St. John's 79, Connecticut 72, O T Brigham Young 81-71; beat Utah 5X53. MHS wins pair lOOfree: 1. D oherty (S I) :54.77,2. Dean Winnipeg 12-M— 21. AAark O'M eara, 44,000 71666868-69-342 19. Iowa (135) beat No. 13 Illinois 9379; 1965— Kathy Whitworth, golf pinned Edvrard Barancinl :28, 189- strong game for the Indians, was second In the Connecticut Steve Abele had second place­ Johnson (EC), 3. Coster (SJ) Philadelphia 52 (Barkley, GmlnskI 10), St. Joseph's, Maine 90, Kean 87 1964-Mlckey Wright, golf Power-play Opportunities— Los An- Scott Hoch, 36,000 6966-726868— 343 St. Lawrence 60, Ithaca 59 beat Dortmouth 102-87. Manchester High's wrestling Murphv (F) WBF, Unlimited- Vanden- including hitting the post early in Division. Tcland’s anchor leg was a ments in the 50-, 200- and 500-yard 500 tre e: 1. Kolher (S J ) 6:02.04, 3. geles0o(4; W1nnlpeg1of3. Leonard Thompson,31,167 68-66-76-70- Washington 43 (Catledge 7). Assists— 1963— Mickey Wright, goif Philadelphia 21 (Barkley 8), Washington St. Peter's 81, Holy Cross 75 X . North Carolina State (1X4) lost to Wake team took a pair of verdicts from veen (F) WBF. the third period. 2:05. freestyles for the Eagles. East’s Abele (EC), 3. Mumolo (SJ). Goalies— Los Angeles, Heoly (21 shots-27 64— 344 St. Rose 78, Coldwell 76 Forest 71-67; lost to No. 2 North Carolina 1962— Dawn Fraser, swimming 100 back: 1. Sollgon (SJ), 3. (Jataly saves). Winnipeg, Berthlaume (27-25). Gll M organ, 31,167 7167-716768— 344 31 (Bogues8).Totalfouls— PhlladelphloTO, 1961— Wilma Rudolph, track downstate foes Saturday morning Fred Provencher had two goals Todd Liscomb took first place in next meet is Friday at Fairfield Washington 21. Technicol— B.KIng. A— St. Vincent 77, Houghton 60 77-73. Cheney loses three (EC), 3. Martin (EC). A — 11,944. C3llp Beck. 31,167 7267-6966-70-344 Staten Island 97, Baruch 64 1960— Wilma Rudolph, track at (Clarke Arena with the Indian and Keith Leventhal and John the 3000-meter run in the Connecti­ Prep. 100 breast: 1. Newhouse (S J ) 1:10.09, Gene Sauers, 264)00 69676970-70— 345 13,321. 1959— M arla Bueno, tennis Referee— Andy Van Hellemond. Stockton St. 74, Montclair St. 59 R tfu lta : 1 2. Neff (EC ), 3. Coles (SJ) Llnesmet>— Ryan Bozak, Jim Chrlstlson. Poul Azlnger, 26,000 67-68-65-70-75— 345 1958— Althea Gibson, tennis matmen overpowering Stamford Host Cheney Tech fell three times Pfeifer a goal and two assists cut Division with Hempstead third Suffolk 69, Babson 65 Big Eaat atandinga 200 medley relay: 1. East (Shaun 400 free relay: 1. St. Joseph 3:58.94. Curtis Strange, 21,000 746866-7266-346 Pacers 12B. Buna 109 Trenton St. 94, Rutgers-Camden 75 1957— Althea (xlbson, tennis High, 51-18, and holding off Green- in wrestling action Saturday morn­ apiece to pace the Falcons. in 9:25.8. Fred Couples, 21,000 6872-697067— 346 Tufts 81, Trinity, Conn. 74 Big East Conference C a ll 1954— Pot McCormick, diving Andrew Mogee, 21,000 65-706873-70— 346 1955- Pattv Berg, golf Urslnus 74, Phlla. Pharmacy 57 w L W L Brian Tennyson, 17,000 67-71-72-7166— P H O E N IX (109) Utica 51, Oneonta St. 48 V lllano va 6 1 14 4 1954— Babe Dldrlkson Zoharlos, golf 347 1953— Maureen Connolly, tennis Gilliam 7-15 X6 19, Nance 2-10 66 10, Vlllanova 69, ^ o n Hall 63 Pittsburgh 3 1 13 2 5 Cinidlens5,Nordlques3 AAac O'Grodv, 17,000 69746963-73-347 Edwards 47 2-2 10, Davis 11-23 44 77, W. Va. Weslyn 113, Bluffton 83 St. John's 3 2 12 3 1952— AAoureen Connolly, tennis Cougars upset Mass. Bay DonnI Hammond, 17,000 6767-787873— Humphries 2-5 35 7, Johnson 815 810 27, W. Virginia Tech 86, Bluefleld St. 77 Syracuse 3 3 13 5 1951— M aureen Connolly, tennis 347 Adam s 32X26, Hornacek 1-21-23, Bailey 80 Washington, Md. 79, Sworthmore 41 Boston College 3 4 11 6 1950-Babe Dtdrlkson Zahartos, golf Montreal 3 1 1— 5 Curt Byrum , 12,171 67-6973-7849— 348 0-00, Cook 80800, Thompson 00 0-C3. Totals 1949— Morlene Bauer, golf Qugbec 1 0 2— 3 Waynesburg 117, Keuka 75 (Seorgetown 2 3 12 4 After asserting control early, the Swartz who finished with 17 points offensively. We played a complete Tom Byrum, 12,171 7869716969-348 37-7931-37109. Wesley 98, Shenandoah 90 Providence 2 3 8 7 1948— Fanny Blonkers-Koen, track R rs t Period— ^1, AAontreal, Carbonneou John AAahoffev, 12,171 6865-787368— 348 IN D IA N A (128) 1947— Babe Dldrlkson Zoharlos, golf Manchester Community College and 25 rebounds. The Oiugars held game.” 12 (Lemleux), :22.2, Quebec, Duchesne 12 Wesleyan 83, Connecticut Coll. 69 Seton Hall 2 4 13 7 Peter Jacobsen, 12,171 72-71-68 69 68- 348 Person 311 1-2 7, Williams X14 2-2 12, West Liberty 78, Davis & Elkins 69 Connecticut 3 5 9 6 1946 Bobe Dldrlkson Zaharlos, golf Cougars upset Massachusetts Bay a 40-31 halftime lead. Kevin Wilson added 14 points for (P.StasIny, A.Stasfnv), 1:19. 3, Montreal, Davis Love III, 12,171 71687267-70-348 Stipanovich X II 1-3 11. Fleming *6 34 11, 1945— Babe Dldrlkson ZohaHos, golf-x Lemleux 19 (Walter, Green), 13:01. 4, Westminster, Pa. 74, Geneva 66 Comunity College, 8X64, Saturday Scott Van Oudenhove, who tossed MCC while Rob Greene dished out John Cook, 12,171 78687267-71-348 Long8138824, Tlsdale8123319, Miller 7-13 Williams 73, Bowdoln 67 Saturday's Results 1944— Ann Curtis, swimming Montreal, Oiellos 12 (Noslund, Smith),14:26 Dan Forsmon, 12,171 6862-7X7873-348 3317, Wheeler 26 326, Anderson 36 88 10, 1943— Potty Berg,gUf night at East Catholic. The win is in a game-high 25 points, canned nine assists for MCC. Ken Bean led (pp). Penoltte*— Smith, AAon (hooking), Worcester Tech 77, Kings Point 70, O T St. Jo h n 's 79, U C o nn 72 (O T ) Mike Reid, 7312 496971-7870-349 Gray 2-2 33 7, O-elllng 34 0O4.Totals Yole 87, Brown 77 Vlllanova 69, Seton Hall 63 1942— (norki Callen, swimming the Cougars’ fifth straight while five Xpointers and gave MCC a the visitors with 17. 6:10; Lemleux, Mon (hooking), 10:35; Sandy Lyle, 7,312 6471-73-71-70— 349 4898 32-38 128. 1941— Betty Hicks Newell, golf Eogles, Que (cross-checking), 13:09; Oklahoma 86, Pittsburgh 83 Mass. Bay. ranked third among 12-point advantage midway AAark Caicavecchll, 7312 7878706970— Phoenix 26 27 23 33— 109 Boston College 64, Providence 48 1940-Alloe Marble, tennis RoMnton, M on (roughing), 13:42; Glllls, 349 Indiana 28 32 32 36— 128 1939— Alice Marble, tennis New England junior colleges, fell to through the second half. Mass. Bay MCC (80) — Rick Athley 3 XO 7, Rob Que, double minor (roughing, high- SOUTH Sunday's Result Rocco Mediate, 7312 74-68736967— 349 3Polnt goals— Johnson 3, Davis. Fouled 1938-Pottv Berg, gUf Greene 41-49, Todd Mercler 03-43, Paul sticking), 13:42; Walter, AAon (tripping), Aloboma 73, Mississippi 66 Georgetown 69, Syracuse 68 1X3. did cut the Cougar lead to four. Swartz 7X417, Greg Turner 12-25, Scott Sam Randolph, 7312 67-73-706871— 349 out— None. Rebounds— Phoenix 43 (Gil­ Alabama A&M 93, Clark Col. 85 Today's Game 1937— Katherine Rawls, swimming 15:24; Carbonneou, M on (cross-checking), Kenny Perry, 7,312 6768766872— 349 liam 13), Indiana 61 (Stipanovich 10). 1936— Helen Stephens, track-x 5X55, but a Van Oudenhove hoop V an O udenhove 9 3-3 25, K evin W ilto n 5 16:38; lu fM a , Mon (cross-checking), Albany, Ca. 74, Fort Valley St. 65 Providence at Pittsburgh 4-7 14. To ta ls 22 1X24 80. Buddy Gordner, 7,312 7167687971— 349 Assists— Phoenlx2S(Humphrles 8), Indiana Alcorn St. 85, Texas Southern 84 Wednesday's (Tames 1935— Helen Wills Moody, tennis MCC doesn’t have too much time put MCC back up by seven and it 18:15. Steve Pate, 7312 446871-71-73-349 26 (Person 8). Total fouls— Phoenix 30, 1934— Virginia Van Wie, gait MASS. B A Y (64) — Jo e K ennedy OOG Second Period— 5, Montreal, Noslund 17 Appalachian St. 77, Davidson 69 St. John's at Vlllanova to savor its victory since it wil outscored the visitors, 1X7, the rest 0, Paul C o nn olly 2 X 0 6 , Jo h n D o zie r 35-6 David Ogrin, 5362 72-696871-70-350 Indlano 25. A— 10,842. Ashland 73, N. Kentucky 64 Syracuse at Seton Hall 1933— Helen Jacobs, tennis (Momesto), 17:24. Penalties— PIcord, Oie Bruce Lletzke, 5,062 6978787871— 350 1932— Babe Dldrlkson, track entertain second-ranked Ckimmun- of the way. 13, Shawn Perkint 71-415, Elgin Zool 1 (h lo t ^ c k ln g ), :56; Kordic, AAon, m alor Athens St. 71, Jacksonville St. 68 Boston College at Georgetown 0-0 3, Ken Bean 81-217, Jo h n M offhew tO Ja y Don Blake, 5362 7874686969^-350 Atlantic Christian 70, Pfeiffer 60 Miami (Fla.) at Providence 1931— Helene AAodlson, swimming ity College of Rhode Island Thurs­ “ We beat their pressure and (flghnng), 5:44; COrkner, Que, malor Keith Clearwater,5362 6X72-747869-350 HawkallB.Netalll XOO, Steve Rato 41-39, Maurice Carroll (fighting), 5:44; Moller, Que (Inter­ Averett 63, Methodist 57 Saturday's Games day night at 7:30 at East Catholic. didn’t allow them to get to the 1 0-0 2. T o ta lt 26 X14 64. Bill Krotzert, 5362 6878716972-350 Baptist Coll. 93, Augusta 75 UConn at (taorgetown, 2 p.m. ference), 6:24; Nllan, Mon, double minor David Frost, 5362 6869797368-350 The Cougars sped to a quick XO basket,” an elated MCC Coch Skip Three-point goalt: MCC— Van Oud­ (roughlng),9:58; Rcard,Que,doublemlnor N E W J E R S E Y (111) Belmont 93, Freed-Hardeman 85 Pittsburgh at Boston College enhove 5, Turner, Ashley; Matt. Bay— Brett Upper, 5362 696867-7878-350 WllllamsX12141824,Woolrldge4931017, Berea 85, Thomas More 76 St. John's at Seton Hall lead in the first three minutes, Olander said. “ And we got the ball (roughing), 9:58; Green, AAon (hooking), Dove Rummells, 5362 7472-726X67— 350 Connolly 3, Dozier 2. 11:38; Richer,M on (tripping), 17:51. Hinson 7-11 26 16, Bogley 1818 80 22, Birmingham-Southern 70, Auburn- Vlllanovo at Providence keyed by the inside work of Paul to the people we wanted to get It to H olftim e : 4X31 M C C Johnny M iller, 3,500 71-72686872— 351 Birdsong 810 0-0 12, Washington 36 80 4, Montgomerv68 Bowling Third Period— 6, Quebec, Hough 7 Raymond Floyd, 3,500 7268687973— 351 (G o ule t), 4:36. 7, Quebec, Lorfrenlere McCormick 47 80 8, Bradley 0-3 80 0, Bridgewater,Vo. 90, Emory X Henry 84 Doug Tewell, 3,500 72-697367-70— 351 Comegys 34 80 6. Totals 4380 2X34111. Campbiellsyllle 89, Lindsey Wilson 64 9 (P.Stastny, B row n ), 6:57 (pp). 8, Lannv Wodkins, 3,500 726871-7169-351 Big Eaat reault Montreal, Momesso 2 (Wolter, Corson), Carson-Newman 100, Lincoln Memorial Ed Rorl, 3,500 74676971-70-351 A T L A N T A (118) 88, O T 14:18. Penalties— Nllan, AAon.gomemlscon- M ike Hulbert, 3.500 71-78726969^-351 Holiday Catarara duct,1:54; Corkner, Que, gome miscon­ Levlngston 16 8 0 2, Wilkins 18221812 J1, Cent. Florldo 93, Fla. InternotlotKil 82 Unseld adds by subtracting Chris Perry, 3,500 7267-797267— 351 duct, 1:54; Robinson, M on (ro ivh ln g ) ,1:54; Koncak332-2XRIvers813X717,Wlttman88 Clemson 69, South Carolina 65 BeorgetownBB, SyracuaeBB Pot Dorsey 126, M u tty T a lb u rt 13X354, Bobby Wodkins, 2.620 72-78716871— 352 8012, Rollins 80 8 0 0 , Carr 8117-819, Willis Coastal Carolina 79, N.C.-Ashevllle 63 Flo Niles 132, Alice McCooe 133348, Picard, Que (roughing), 1:54; Skrudland, Ben Crenshaw, 2,620 7867-72-7873— 352 M on, double m inor (roughing), 1:54; 814 1-117, Battle 46 2-2 10, Webb 33 8 0 4, Columbus 76, Armstrong St. 61 G E O R G E T O W N (69) Edie Cavanaugh 347, B u n n y Fellow s 347. Corev Pavin, 2320 7X68796870— 352 Cumberland, Kv. 77, PIkevllle 54 Donnelly, Que, triple minor (charging, Hastings OOOOO.Totals4X8427-32118. McCtanold X9 X2 12, Winston 2-8 XP 4, T.C. Chen, 2,385 6870687974—353 David Lipscomb 80, Bethel, Tenn. 76 roughing 3), 1:54; Green, Mon (high- Jim Hallet, 2,365 666X776974-353 Hlghsmlth XP XP 0, Smith X12 1-1 13, as Bullets on a hot streak OePaul 95, Old (}omlnlon 88 sticking), 4:36; R n n ,Q u e (roughing),4:36; Ronnie Black, 2385 67-74687972— 353 New Jersey 27 23 33 38— 111 Bryant OPXPO, Glllery X61-311, Ullmon 33 Chellot, Mon (crosschecking), 6:20; Che- Atlanta 24 36 28 38-118 Dillard 87, William Carey 75, O T X6 11, Tucker 5-8 OP 10, Jackson 34 1-2 5, John Huston, 2,385 72-71-726969^-353 3Polnt goals— Bogley 2, Wilkins. Fouled Duke 103, Wake Forest 70 llos, AAon (roughing), 7:1)8; Glllls, Que Jeff Sluman, 2,260 7879697879-354 Edwards OP363, Jefferson OPOPO. Totals Dtvid Kooi/Mtncheeier Hereid g y 1-),* Associated Press Lakers 116, Sonics 109 (rou ghin g), 7:08; AAoller, Due (holding), out— Woolrldge. Rebounds— New Jersey 43 E. Kentucky 114, Tennessee St. 97 2X5611-2069. Calendar Brad FObel, 2,280 7269787971-354 (Wlllloms 19), Atlanta 48 (Willis 10). E. Tennessee St. 72, W . Carolina 64 17:10. Roger M rltble, 2,280 72-71687971— 354 S Y R A C U S E (68) Assists— New Jersey 31 (Woolrldge, Bagiev Elon 71, Catawba 61 LOOKING FOR ROOM — Hartford’s their NHL game Sunday night at the Magic Johnson scored 34 points Shots on goal— M ontreal 7-6-9— 22. Q u­ Robert Wi ..m, 2,180 71-78787874-355 Coleman X7 2-4 10, Thompson X7 1-3 9, Wes Unseld has sparked the NBA Roandap ebec B914-31. 8), Atlanta 28 (Rivers 12). Total fouls— New Florida 74, Tennessee 56 and James Worthy added 24 points Bill Buttnc-. 2,180 79797847-72-355 Florida Southern 86, St. Thomas, Fla.68 Selkalv313X822,OouglosX103411,Roe1-3 Torrie Robertson (32) tries to elude the Civic Center. The \Whalers won on Ray Washington Bullets by discarding a Power-ploy Opportunities— Montreal 1 Scott verplonk, 2,180 79716871-72-355 Jersey 27, Atlonta 28. A— 12,582. XP 3, Brower 1-1 XP 2, Duncan X6 X2 11, TODAY and 12 rebounds as the Los Angeles of 6; Quebec 1 of 9. Hughes XIXP O, HarrIedXPXPO. Totals37-48 Girls Baskelball Ferraro’s overtime goal, 2-1. system and bringing fun back into Wayne Levi, 2.180 7478697872-355 (3ardner-Webb 94, Mount Olive 89, O T check of Detroit’s Darren Veitch (5) in “ And they’re getting the ball where Lakes snapped Seattle’s 17-game (}o allet— AAorYeoLHoyw ord (18shots-17 1X2168. R ocky HIM at C o ve n try, 7:30 Fuzzy Zoeller, 2,180 69687X7971— 355 Lakara 110. BuparBonIca 109 Georgetown, Kv. 73, Alice Lloyd 69 the game. homecourt winning streak The saves), Roy (1:54 3rd, 13-11). Quebec, Joey Rossett, 2,180 77-687267-71— 355 Halffime— Syracuse 34, Georgetown 33. they like it and taking the shot they ( k x ^ l n (22-17). Georgia Southern 72, Centenary 68 TUESDAY At least it was fun for the Bullets Sonics lost despite Xavier McDa­ Hale Irwin, 2,180 7871-746872-355 Georgia St. 87, Samford 66 3polnt goals— Georgetown 36 (Tlllm o n 33, feel most comfortable taking. A — 15,399. Jodie Mudd, 2,090 7168726877-356 L .A . L A K E R S (116) Jackson X2, Smith XI). Syracuse X8 Beys Baskelball Sunday when Washington defeated niel’s 35 points and 32 by Tom Referee— Bill McCreary. Linesmen— Gram bling St. 106, Alabama St. 99 There’s a big difference between 9 Manchester at Hartford Public, 7:30 Bob Glider, 2,090 74686967-78-356 (Jreen 37 1-2 7, W orthy 1819 45 24, Greensboro 75, Va. Wesleyan 65 ((tancon 34, Roe 1-3, Douglas XI). Stars get boost with win in Phiiiy the Philadelphia 76ers 131-99. Ron Asselstine, Ron Rnn. East Catholic at St. Joseph, 7 p.m. being open and being open where Chambers. Bill Glasson, 2,050 71-74686876— 357 Abdul-Jabbar8143218,E.Johnson3191819 Hampden-Svdney 100, Lynchburg 55 Fouled out— None. Rebounds— “ They’re feeling confident, and 1 34, Scott 815 2-2 19, M.Thompson 3833 9, Georgetown n (Glllery 6), Syracuse 34 Cheney Tech ot Portland, 7:30 Chambers scored seven straight Rick Fehr, 24)50 7968796974— 357 Kentucky 76, LSU 61 you want to be.” Tommy Armour III, 2,020 78687X7974— Matthews 2-2 1-2 5, Rambis 80800. Totals (Selkaly 11). Assists— (taorgetown 8 (B ry ­ VInal Tech at Bolton, 7:30 game losing streak and moved back think they’re having fun for a points late in the fourth quarter to Kentucky Christian 89, Johnson Bible 67 Rocky Hill at Coventry, 4:30 p.m. B y Ken Rappoport “ It was, honestly, a good 12-man North8tara5.Flyara3 358 4384 2335 116. Kentucky St. 88, Livingstone 83 ant, Tlllmon, Jackson 2), Syracuse 20 into first place in the Adams change,” Unseld said of his team, Hubert Green, 24100 71-746X6982-361 SEATTLE 089) (Douglas 12). Total fouls— Georgetown Bovs Swimming The Associated Press effort. We’ve been playing steady pull the Sonics within two points Ky. Wesleyan 97, SlU-EdvardsvIlle 86 Manchester at Hall, 5:30 Division. which has a three-game winning Chambers 1321 7-9 32, McDaniel 1825 34 LoGrarfoe 94, North (jeorgla 80 19, Syracuse 15.A-32,419. NHL Roundup basketball, but they obviously miss with 3:53 left In the game, ^ t AMnneseta 2 1 J— 5 35, Lister 26 1-2 5, Ellis X21 26 14, Montreal led 4-1 early in the third streak. “ If you’ve been around here Lane 77, LeMovne-Owen 72 WEDNESDAY The way his Minnesota North a i f f Robinson,” Unseld said, refer­ Johnson hit a 20-footer and Kareem PhNodeipMa . i 0 8--3 McMillan 1-5802,C. Johnson33804,McKev Lee 106, King, Tenn. 92 period when Gord Donnelly for a while, you know it hasn’t been R rs t Period— 1, Phllodelphia, SInIsalo 36006, Polvnlce81800, Williams 32804, Girls Basketball Stars are playing these days. Herb ring to the 76ers’ second-leading Abdul-Jabbar followed with a sky 8 Lenolr-Rhvne 66, High Point 60 Young 26 805, Schoene 80800, Vincent 1-1 East Catholic at Glastonbury, 7:15 slammed into Canadiens goal- fun for a long time.” 16 (C ra ve n ), 3:17. X Philadelphia, Transactions Liberty 82, Rondolph-Macon 59 Brooks will take a victory any­ Minnesota added an insurance scorer who has not returned after hook, giving the Lakers a 105-99 Tocchet 15 (Ekiund, Siniscio), 5:27. 3, 802.Totols489113 Rec hoop Ice Hockey tender Brian Hayward at the side of Unseld was named head coach Llvlngrton St. 76, Delta St. 70 Windsor vs. Manchester (Bolton Ice where. When it's in Philadelphia, injuring his back after playing two lead. Minnesota, Lowton 11 (Bellows, Brolen), 19 109. Longwood 70, PItt.-Johnstown 66 goal when Moe Mantha, recently the net. A brawl ensued and several just three weeks ago. Since then, 6:58 (pp). 4, Minnesota, AAocLellon 8 L.A. Lakers 22 28 31 35-116 Palace), 8:15 p.m. it’s even better. minutes in Wednesday’s loss to the Hawk* 118, Nets 111 Mars Hill 75, Barber-Scotia 69 acquired in a trade with Edmonton, the Bullets are at home and 7-2. (Bellows, Broter), 10:n. 5, Philadelphia, B A S E B A L L Seattle 29 28 21 31— 189 Wrestling That happened Sunday night players were penalized, including 6-0 Bullets. 3Polnt goals— Ellis 2, Scott, (Siombers, Marshall 87, Citadel 67 Manchester at Rockville, 6 p.m. beat Hextall in the crease with 9:55 Sutter A 13:34 (PP). Penoltles— Brooke, Min American League M a ry Washington 84, Frostburg St. 81, O T Paa Waa Donnelly, who received an addi­ overall. The series of one-sided victories Dominique Wilkins scored 31 (tripping), 3:32; Musll, Min (roughing), NEW YORK YANKEES— Signed Dave Young. Fouled out— None. Rebounds— Los Bloomfield at East Catholic, 4 p.m. when the North Stars beat the remaining in the game. Rocky Hill at Cheney Tech, 6 p.m. tional charging minorforhiseffort. Unseld has taken several pages points and Atlanta withstood a 4:58; Tocchet, Phi (holding), 5:51; Rouse, Rlghettl, pitcher, to a Ihree-vear controct. Angeles 55 (W orthy 12), Seattle 37 Mahoney — Rockets 28 (Billy Schultz Flyers 5-3 to record their first Philadelphia scored three goals has allowed Unseld to rest his (Chambers 10). Assists— Los Angeles 21 Morymount, Va. 97, Lancaster Bible 78 out of the playbook, simplifying the fourth-quarter rally to beat New M in (Interference), 10:58; Smyth, Phi, Notional League AAaryvIlle, Tenn. 60, Roanoke 58 10, Kim Mainville 5, Mike Garafolo 5), victory at the Spectrum in 10 NHL But Hayward, who had stopped 17 starters late in the game. m alo r (fighting), 16:30; Zemlak, M in, CINCINNATI REDS— Signed Nick (Worthy 7), Seattle29 (McMillan 11). Total THURSDAY in the first period and Minnesota Washington offense. He has put Jersey. Thevictorygave the Hawks McNeese St. 61, Sam Houston St. 59 Knicks 11 (Jason (joldburg 4, Pot Oulsh 868S0nS of 18 shots to that point, was sent to malar (fighting),16:30. Esoskv, first baseman, to o one-veor fouls— Los Angeles 15, Seattle 28. played well). Girls Baskelball scored two before Larry DePal- Technicals— Los Angeles Illegal defense, AAd.-E. Shore 73, M organ St. 67 Bolton at Coventry, 7 p.m. the hospital for X-rays, and re­ more emphasis on the running the best record in the Eastern contract. Miami, Fla. 80, South Rorlda 75 Celtics 21 (John Hanna 5, Michael “ We battled back to tie in the first ma’s first NHL goal tied the score Blazers 119, Pistons 111 Secona Period— 6, Minnesota, DePalma 1 BASKETBALL Los Angeles Coach Rl ley,Green, Chambers. placed in goal by Patrick Roy. game. Conference, 29-11 to Boston’s 28-11, 8 Miss. Valley St. 66, Jocksoo St. 64 Young and (tavid Bottaro ployed well), period and we showed a lot of heart (O ogner, Zem lak), 6:04. 7, Minnesota, Notional Bos::elball Associotien A — 14,739. FRIDAY 3-3 at 6:04 of the second period. “ I don’t have a system yet,” Clyde Drexler scored nine of his Mississippi Col. 60, West Georgia 56 76ers 20 (Paul Solo 11, Ryan CosmInI Boys Basketball out there,” Brooks said. “ For us to Within the next six minutes, Mike and made Mike Fratello the coach Brooke 4 (Lawton), 15:51. Penalties— NBA-6uspended MIchoel Cooper, Los Mississippi St. 80, (Jeorgla 72 and Eddie Gutierrez ployed well). Kings 2, Jets 1 Unseld said. “ You have a system 27 points in the decisive final S ^ u e ls s o n , Phi (holding). 1:05; Broten, Angeles Lakers guard-forward, and Pat Manchester at Windham, 7:30 do this in this building against this Hough and Jason Lafreniere scored of the East team In the NBA Trail Blazera 119, Platona 111 Montevollo 80, Faulkner 74 Notre Dame at East Catholic, 7 p.m. after you’ve been around to two or quarter as Portland downed De­ Min (sloshing), 7:49; B.Smith, Phi, Cummings, New York Knicks forward, Morehouse 65, Savannah St. 60 hockey club is a big boost for us.” Jim Fox and Dave Taylor each for Quebec, closing the gap to 4-3. All-Star Game at Chicago Feb. 7. served bv Zeiel, mlnor-malor-gome mis­ for one game without pov for Iheir Cheney Tech at Bacon Academy three teams.” troit. Second-year center Kevin The Nets are winless In 16 games Murray St. 79, Middle Tenn. 67 Academy, 7:30 Minnesota had not scored a scored a goal and Ken Hammond conduct (slashing, spearing), 7:49, Law - participation Inafight Jan.22. D E T R O IT (111) N. Corollna A & T 69, Bethune-Cookman 57 Blackhawks 3, Canucks 1 Whatever it is, it works. Duckworth, starting in place of the on the road this season. ton, Min (trlpplno), 8:27; Propp, Ril MILW AUKEE BUCKS— Announced that Mahorn 36 XS 11, Rodman 1317 46 30, Bolton at Coventry, 7:30 regular-season victory at the Spec­ had two assists as Los Angeles (tripping), 9:27; Brooke, Min (Interter- Ricky Pierce, guard, has agreed to end his Lalmbeer 36 46 10, Dumars 48 80 8, Schola^itic Girls Baskelball Five of the six home-court injured Steve Johnson, added 22 N.C. Central 49, Winston-Salem 48 Windham at Manchester, 7:30 trum since April 9,1978, accumulat­ defeated Winnipeg. Steve Thomas snapped a tie with Pacers 128, Suns 109 ence), 13:44; Sutter, Phi (elbowing), holdout but will remain on the suspended Thom as 321 08 19, Salley 410 56 13, N.C. Wesleyan 104, St. Andrew's 87 a goal at 2:26 of the third period, victories have been lopsided af­ points and 15 rebounds, both career 17*59 list while he undergoes conditioning. V. Johnson3153220, Bedford82080. Totals Beys Swimming ing an 0-lI-S record in that time. Fox tied the score in the first N.C.-Greensboro 75, Christopher New­ Fermi at Manchester, 3:30 fairs. The 32-point margin Sunday highs. John Long scored 24 points and Th ird Period— 8, Minnesota, AAanIha 3 port 72 The North Stars, who have the period after Andrew McBain had leading Chicago over Vancouver. 4X85 2821 111. East Catholic at Fairfield Prep, TB A matched the Bullets’ widest of the Detroit, playing without Adrian Wayman lisdale had 19 as Indiana (B rolen, Bellows), 9:55. Penalties— COLLEGE P O R T L A N D (119) N.C.-Wllmlngton 74, Wllllom & Mary 67 Junior high wroatling second-worst record in the NHL. given the Jets a 1-0 lead with his Thomas circled the Vancouver Sm yth, Phi, m alo r (fighting), 1:09; B A Y L O R — Prom oted F .A . D ry, offen­ Co.Jones 3-3 08 6, Kersey 320 2-3 20, New Orleans 82, Loulslono Tech 67 season, which also came after took control early and coasted past SATURDAY fell behind 2-0 before rallying to 22nd goal on the power play. net and then pushed in a two-footer Dantley because of a strained back M ocLellan, M in, m alor (fighting), 1:09; sive line coach, to offensive coordinator. Duckworth 7-14 813 22, Drexler 11-22 X5 27, Oglethorpe 87, Berry 77 The Manchester Junior High wres­ Unseld took over. muscle, never led after the opening Phoenix, handing the Suns their Giles, Min (holding), 2:39; Zemlok, Min, Pembroke St. 97, Guilford 73 tling team raised Its record to 31 w ith a Girls Baskelball past Richard Brodeur tobreak a 1-1 Porter 1813 2-3 23, Anderson 3932 7, Holton East Catholic at Mercy, 7 p.m. break the Flyers’ five-game win­ Taylor scored his 16th at 3:44 of misconduct, 5:58; McRae, Min, malor 361-26, LUC0S822-22, Paxson 36086.Totals Purdue 91, Louisville 85 4321 victory over RHAM Junior High Since Unseld has been the coach, minutes. The Pistons rallied to tie fifth straight loss. Ice H ockey ning streak. the second for the game-winner. tie. (fighting), 5:58; Berube, Phi, molor- 47-972330119. Richmond 84, Eost Carolina 79 lost Friday. Leading the woy for Indiana never trailed in the Manchester vs. Rockville (Bolton Ice (Chicago goalie Darren Pang. 9-4 the Bullets have won by an average the score at 83 late In the third mlsconduct (fighting), 5:58. Detroit V 29 31 33 28-111 Rust 119, Knoxville 79 Manchester were Tom Provencal and Bob Brooke’s second-period goal Canadlens 5, Nordiques 3 second half. The Pacers built their Shots on goal— Minnesota 6-13-4— 23. Radio, T V Palace), 8 p.m. in his last 13 games, made two of 21.4 points in their seven quarter and were down only 88-87 Portland 34 32 28 33-119 S. Mississippi 98, Tn.-Oiattanooga 84 Ctavid Cain, who both remained un­ broke a 3-3 tie for Minnesota. advantage to 16 points after three Philadelphia 93-15— 27. XPoInt goals— Thomas. Porter, Ander­ Southeastern, Fla. 96, Palm Beach beaten with 4-0 marks. Also gaining (Enfield Mats Naslund, Claude Lemieux game-saving stops on Vancouver’s victories. with 10:52 to play. But Portland ftawer-plov (jpportunltles— Minnesota victories svere Scott Borgida, D a vid Twins Rink), 1:30 p.m. Brooke got behind the Philadelphia son , Holton. Fouled out— Salley. Atlantic 83 Wrestling and Sergio Momesso each had a Doug Wickenheiser, one from “ The biggest key is we're doing a scored 10 straight points to take quarters and took their biggest 1 of 6; Phllodelphlo 3 of X Rebounds— Detroit 54 (Rodman 18), Por­ Southern U. 112, Prairie View 74 Glansante, Jason Andrews, Toby Sloan, defense after just coming out of the lead, 127-105, with seven straight Goalies— Minnesota, Tokko (27 thofs-24 TONIGHT Peter Dettore and Bryce Poirot. Man­ Fermi at Manchester, noon goal and an assist to lead Montreal point-blank range and the other good job of getting guys open,” said command. 7:30 p.m. — College basketball: tland 45 (Duckworth 15). Assists— Detroit 22 Southern, NO 76, Tougoloo 57 Fairfie ld P rep at East Catho lic, 13:30 penalty box and beat Flyers goalie points by reserves Greg Dreiling, saves). Phllodelphlo, Hextall (23-18). (Thom os 11), Portland 25 (Porter 7). Total Spring Hill 72, Louisiana Coll. 70 chester's nest match will be agolnst over Quebec. from 35 feet with less than 10 Bernard King, who was 10 of 14 and Dennis Rodman led Detroit with A— 17,40. Providence at Pittsburgh, ESPN Baldwin Middle School of Guilford p.m . Ron Hextall to the short side with Reggie Miller and Stuart Gray. 9:30 p.m. — College basketball: Iowa fouls— Detroit 27, Portland 18. Technicals— St. Augustine's 116, Shaw 98 Sacred Heart/Portland at Cheney The Canadiens snapped a two- minutes to play. led Washington with 25 points. 30 points and 18 rebounds. Referee— Bob Hall. Linesmen— Drexler, Mohorn (elected). A— 12,666. St. Leo 64, Florida Tech 63 Tuesdov af 4 p.m. at llling Junior High. 4:09 left In the second period. l^ov Scoplnello, Dan Schochte. ot Wisconsin, ESPN Tech, 11 a.m. MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Jan. 25, 19M - 15

14 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Jan. 28. 1988 ------Hoyas, UNLV get miracle wins^ Super Bowl matches rabid fans Invitation to owner Jack Kent Moreover, as a relatively remote, as the Tigers upset Iowa State in a Bv Dave Goldberg " I thought Chicago was some­ with a 5-2 mark. LSU Is 9-6 and 4-2 in Codec’s box In a celebrity-made relatively small city and the only By The Associated Press dropped to 3-3 and 13-5. Big Eight game. The Tigers, 11-4 The Associated Press thing until I got to Denver for the th6 SEC No. 6 Novada-Las Vagaa 89, No. 3 overall and 1-2 in the conference, first time,” says a Chicago-born city is akin to an invitation to a N F L city (not counting Phoenix) in Georgetown put up a crasy shot. Tampla 66: U N L V was Temple’s No. 8 Purdue 91, Loulevllle 88: SAN DIEGO — Denver is like the writer, who began covering pro private dinner at the White House the mountain time zone, Denver Troy Lewis scored 15 of his 23 points built 30-polnt leads in the first half. Nevada-Las Vegas put up an first Top 20 opponent this season. Chievous, who didn’t come Into the small town in Texas where life football this season for the first and reporters trying to get to the fans are acutely aware of what the in the second half, including five exceptional defense. Now Brigham Young remains the game until there were 8*/4 minutes stops when the high school football time. locker room after games often have outside world things. nation’s only major college team free throws in the final 1:16, as Together, they spelled victories to play, scored 12 points and had team plays. Only Denver is 1,000 Chicago? to lineup at the elevatorbehind U.S. "When the Broncos play in the Sunday, Georgetown stopping 14th- still undefeated. visiting Purdue survived a second- senators. Super Bowl, they are carrying half rally by the Cardinals. Purdue, eight rebounds in the first half. times bigger and the high school A town that’s supported losing ranked Syracuse 69-68 at the "Th ey’re a big-play team and “ The football team is community Denver on their sleeves,” says Jim 17-1, extended, the nation’s longest No. 12 Brigham Young 89, Now football team is the Broncos. baseball for years but a pro football Carrier Dome and and Nevada-Las they got the big plays today,” glue,” says columnist George Will, Saccomano, the team’s director of winning streak to 16 games, tying a Moxico 82: Jim Usevltch scored 24 Washington is what the small mecca only for the past three years, Vegas handing No. 3 Temple Its Chaney said of the winners. points, leading undefeated a noted Cubs baseball fan. media relations. " It ’s like the U.S. After Temple’s Duane Causwell school record. town in Texas would be like if it a period in which the Bears are 43-9. first loss of the season, 59-58. Brigham Young to a Western "Th a t’s true for two reasons. One in the Olympics. They ore repres­ missed a free throw with 17 seconds No. 11 Oklahoma 86, No. 6 were the state capitol. On the day that Walter Payton set a Charlie Smith hit a twisting, Athletic Conference victory over is that It’s a racially divided city. enting a city, a state and a time left and the Owls leading 58-57, PIttfburgh 83: Harvey Grant scored It’s a shame that only 60,000 or so career N F L rushing record in 1984, underhanded layup as time expired New Mexico, snapping the Lobos’ Tarkanian decided to let his team 28 points and Mookie Blaylock people will be able to cram their Soldier Field didn’t even sell out — The second Is that what people zone.” to give No. 15 Georgetown its 13-game home winning streak. The play, resulting in Todd’s winning made two key free throws with four way into Jack Murphy Stadium fans stayed home to watch the Cubs think Washington is composed of victory. For Smith, the shot was Cougars, who have the inside track “ What does New York think of the jumper. Temple took a timeout seconds remaining as the Sooners next Sunday for the Super Bowl. lose the deciding game of the people from elsewhere. The town routine. on the regular-season conference after Todd’s shot, but a desperation held off Pitt. Pitt, 13-2, rallied from For given a big enough facility, at Nationai League playoffs to San needs something that represents Broncos?” a television reporter "My teammates, they are not title, are 14-0 overall and 5-0 in the pass slipped through Mark Macon’s a 17-point deficit in the second half Diego. the permanent dally life of an asked two New York writers on the amazed anymore,” Smith said. "A t WAC, New Mexico is 15-6 and 3-3, least half the populations of the two hands as time expired. to pull within 84-83 with nine Denver and Washington are everyday city.” air when the Broncos came into a first they were amazed, but now it’s No. 13 Illinois 79, North waalam 48: opposing cities would be there — U N LV , 17-1, finished the game seconds left on Jerome Lane’s Denver’s mania stems from a Monday night game with the Jets an everyday thing. I always throw Ken Battle’s 17 points led the Illini It’s no exaggeration to say that this different. without its two leading scorers, basket. Blaylock, who had 19 different source — it’s basically the 5-0 last year. The answer; about the up something crazy.” post Northwestern in a Big Ten year’s NFL championship game A reporter for the Washington Jarvis Basnight and Gerald Pad- points, was fouled and hit both ends only game in town. It’s the only same thing It thinks about the 26 No. 8 Nevada-Las Vegas held Conference game. Nick Anderson has brought together the two cities Post, given the Redskins beat, is dio. Basnight, who had 15 points, of the one-and-one. Oklahoma, 16-2, other non-New York teams — some Temple scoreless in the final four added 16 and Glynn Blackwell 12 as that are most rabid about their pro told it’s the second most important major-league pro sports franchise fouled out with 4:01 remaining. sealed the victory when Grant stole people like them; some people minutes while scoring eight the Illini took control early. football teams. on the paper — second only to the other than the N B A ’s Nuggets and Paddio, whb scored 14, left the a pass. straight points to nip the Owls. Northwestern was led by Shon It’s not just that they fill their White House. While a sign reading it’s hard to get steamed up for 82 don’t, most are oblivious. game with an injury with about two No. 9 Duke 103, Wake Forest 70: “ It’s just a miracle for us to win Morris’ 12. The victory improved stadiums every week — seven other "Washington baseball” hangs at games. Last year, when the Broncos minutes left. Junior Danny Ferry scored 29 this game,” U N LV Coach Jerry Illinois’ overall record to 14-4 and RFK Stadium for Redskins games, Like Washington, there are no played the Giants In the Super Macon led Temple with 19 points. points, including 10 during a N F L teams are also sold out when Tarkanlan said. "With seven min­ the fans there have already driven tickets to be had — season tickets Bowl. Broncos fans were upset that No. 1 Arizond 66, UCLA 74: Sean two-minute span to start the second 4-2 in the Big Ten. each season begins. It’s the way the utes to play, our defense went up Notre Dame 80, No. 16 Kansas 76: are fought over in wills and divorce New York was a double-digit Elliott’s 27 points led Arizona and half, as the Blue Devils beat Wake world revolves around the team, two franchises out of town with one notch higher. We got into total David Rivers scored 29 points, settlements and the Broncos have a favorite. the Wildcats withstood a late UCLA Forest in an Atlantic Coast Confer­ like the Denver judge who appears non-support. AP photo denial.” hitting 14 of 15 free throws, as Notre waiting list of over 17,000, with each After the Giants beat the Broncos rally to beat the Bruins In a ence game. Ferry made 10 of 15 In court wearing orange after a But the Redskins have packed Brothers Karl and Keith James Dame beat visiting Kansas. Notre 39-20, a Denver reporter acting on UNDER PRESSURE — Broncos' quarterback John Pacific-10 Conference game. After shots and seven of seven free Bronco victory or the well- them In for 20 years even as a loser. request representing four tickets. each hit 3-pointers and Anthony Dame, 11-4, trailed by 11 points in orders, asked New York Coach Bill falling behind for only the second throws to tie his career high, set two publicized horseback ride by a In 1966, when they were one of the In one of the smallest N F L markets Elway (7) is pressured by Cleveland's Clay Matthews In Todd sanka 10-footjumper with two the second half before rallying Parcells the identity of the best time In the game, 66-64, Arizona weeks ago against Virginia. blue-painted naked lady down a worst teams in the league, they there are five nightly sports talk seconds left to give the Runnin’ against the Jayhawks, 12-5, Rivers last Sunday's AFC championship game. Elway and the outscored UC LA 17-4 in a 4'/4- Missouri 119, No. 10 Iowa 81. 93: main Denver thoroughfare last began a string of 161 sellouts that shows on radio and most of the calls team he’d played during the Rebels the victory. Both Keith sealed the victory with three Broncos will meet the Washington Redskins Sunday at minute span to regain control with Derrick Chlevous came off the ended with the first replacement are about the Broncos, even in the season. To Denver’s dismay. Par- James and Todd are reserves. seconds left when he hit both ends of week to win two tickets to the Super 1:03 left. bench to score 30 points and Byron game during this year’s strike. An spring and summer. cells answered "Washington.” Jack Murphy Stadium In San Diego. "It was the people we didn’t a one-and-one. Bowl. expect to hurt us that hurt us.” said Arizona hit five of six free throws Irvin had 22 of his 24 in the first half Temple coach John Chaney, whose in the last 63 seconds to give the team fell to 14-1. Wildcats their 18th victory in 19 In other Top Twenty games games and improve their Pac-10 Chandler, McPherson key North’s victory in Senior Bowi Sunday. No. 1 Arizona defeated mark to 8-0. U C LA fell to 3-4 in the conference and 7-10 overall. UC LA, capping a 99-yard, 9-play I just laid it up there and let him go UCLA 86-74. No. 2 North Carolina with enthu.siasm.” Thomas said he had no idea how Dave Immel led U C LA with 19 Bv Ed Shearer three of the North’s six sacks, drive on the North’s second posses­ for it.” defeated No. 20 North Carolina The Associated Press helping bottle up a South attack that “ We had a great week of his draft position would be affected AP photo State 77-73. and No. 7 Michigan points. in the upcoming N F L draft afterhis sion in the game, a drive in which Chandler completed eight of 15 No. 2 N. Carolina 77, No. 20 N. was in danger of becoming the first practice,” Oklahoma State’s Thur­ Chandler completed four passes for passes for 115 yards, but the North WILANDER IN ACTION — Mats Wllander of Sweden defeated Indiana 72-60. M O B ILE . Ala. — The 39th Senior team to go scoreless in the event man Thomas said. "Ourgam e plan week of work under pro coaching at On Saturday, No. 4 Kentucky beat Carolina 81. 73: After North Carol­ the final collegiate bowl game of the 77 yards and Thomas contributed dominated the game with its ina State’s Vinny Del Negro’s Bowl football game turned into a that officially ended the 1987 college was to run the ball. Our linemen runs of 3, 11 and 12 yards. rushing — netting 231 yards. makes a forehand return In his championship match Louisiana State 76-61, No. 5 Purdue season. 3-pointer tied the game at 62, North big play event, and the North football season. were quicker.” McPherson, known for his option against Pat Cash at the Australian Open Tennis downed Louisville 91-85, No. 11 All-Stars had most of them. The South avoided the shutout Thomas ran for 97 yards on 16 "I had a great week of practice Oklahoma edged No. 6 Pitt 86-83, Carolina outscored the Wolfpack and 1 knew there would be some Thomas also had an 18-yard run ability, ran for 52 yards on five Championships Sunday. Wilander won in five sets. 13-6, starting with six straight free Chris Chandler of Washington when Kerwin Bell of Florida carries, a performance that earned in a 5-play, 91-yard drive that gave attempts. No. 9 Duke routed Wake Forest and Don McPherson of Syracuse connected with Sterling Sharpe of him the Most Valuable Player holes opened for me,” Thomas said. 103-70. Missouri topped No. 10 Iowa throws. The T a r Heels hit 11 ” I don’t know how high I ’ll be the North a 14-0 lead when McPher­ Chandler was named the North’s consecutive free throws and 12 of 17 each threw long touchdown passes South Carolina on a 60-yard scoring award — a 1988 automobile. son completed his only pass ineight top offensive performer and H ar­ St. 119-93, No. 12 Brigham Young and Mississippi Valley’s Vincent play less than four minutes into the "A lot of people have been stuck drafted, but 1 think with my defeated New Mexico 89-82. No. 13 field goals in the second half. performance today I might be the attempts — a 53-yard scoring toss to vey won the defensive award. Bell Wilander glitters J.R . Reid scored 17 points to lead Brown set up another score with a final quarter. on this thing .saying I am injury Anthony Miller of Tennessee with was chosen the South’s top offen­ Illinois trounced Northwestern 79- first running back picked in the North Carolina, now 14-2 overall 26-yard interception return to the "The defense played hard, the prone, but I only had one injury, and 50 seconds left in the first half. sive player and the defensive 48. Notre Dame beat No. 16 Kansas draft.” and 3-1 in the Atlantic Coast South 1 as the North came away offense made the big plays,” North that was the knee injury, and 1 “ He just went deep,” McPherson award went to Aundray Bruce of 80-76. Colorado State downed No. 17 with a a 21-7 victory Saturday. Coach Chuck Knox of the Seattle bounced back from that.” Thomas Chandler’s touchdown pass co­ Wyoming 54-49, No. 18 Texas-El Conference. Charles Shackleford said. "H e’s got world class speed so Auburn, who had 13 tackles. Ken Harvey of California had Seahawks said, "The kids played c iq iH vered 36 yards to Willie Anderson of in outdueling Cash Paso edged Utah 56-53, and No. 19 paced the Wolfpack, 10-4 and 2-2, Iowa beat Dartmouth 102-87. with 26 points, “ As long as your team plays Bv The Associated Press day. There are only a few points No. IS Qeorgelown 69, No. 14 between the top players in the world Syracuse 68: "It was a crazy shot, hard, you can’t be upset about the M E LB O U R N E . Australia — Pat and one day it will go one way. but he’s consistent with it.” Mark outcome.” N.C. State Coach Jim Sports in Brief Ben Johnson AP athlete of year Cash and Mats Wilander agreed another day the other.” Tillmon said of Smith’s game­ Valvano said. " I ’m not unhappy Wilander said he was at the top of winning basket. Once I saw the ball with a 10-4 record.” they both played great tennis in the fourth place in the voting with Bo Lewis, the 1984 Olympic cham­ the blocks so quickly that some his game because of the in Smitty’s hands, I saw him look at No. 7 Michigan 72, Indiana 60: Rays do well at Yale Invite Bv Bert Rosenthal finals of the Australian Open — all Jackson, who played baseball for pion, had been the world’s top- observers claimed he had gotten a competition. the clock. I pretty much knew what Rumeal Robinson scored Michi­ The Associated Press 4>/4 hours of it. NEW HAVEN — Freshman Chris Ray and senior Julie Ray the Kansas City Royals and football ranked sprinter before Johnson "rolling start,” or false started. Cash was all set to celebrate the "It is a long time since I ’ve seen he was going todo. That’shisshot.” gan’s first 11 points of the second competed for East Catholic at the Yale Indoor Track Invitational for the Los Angeles Raiders. wrested the title from him in 1986— Not so. opening of the $60 million national the top four players (Stefan Edberg The victory snapped a three- half, keying the rally that lifted the NEW YORK — As amazing as Friday night. Julie placed seventh in the Connecticut girls’ Jackson got 20 first-place votes. a year later than the Canadian "My quick start is natural,” he and Ivan Lendl) in the world so game losing streak for George­ Wolverines over Indiana and Ben Johnson’s world-record clock­ tennis center by becoming the first 3000-meter run. She was timed in 12; 33 for the 1.9 mile distance. Heavyweight champion Mike Ty­ thought he deserved It. said. “ My reflexes take care of Aussie to win the men’s singles at intense to win a tournament.” town, which erased a nine-point snapped the Hoosiers’ 29-game ing of 9.83 seconds was for the Her brother, Chris, placed 24th in the Connecticut boys’ 3000 with son also had 24 firsts, but finished In 1985, he beat Lewis and won the that. the Open in 12 years. Wilander, who was seeded third, deficit in the final seven minutes. home winning streak. 100-meter dash last year, he and his Michigan is now 16-2 overall and a time of 10; 33. coach think he can run even taster. ninth place with 170 points. Last World Cup at Canberra, Australia, 'T y e tiad to work on the last 40 Wilander, however, had plenty of said. “ All four of us felt we could ’’ Maybe it’s our own fault that we meters of my race, and my coach, made it that close, but we both 5-1 in the Big Ten. Indiana dropped "W e’re looking for something year's Male Athlete of the Year, but the American still was ranked time for other ideas. win it and that’s why it feels so good No. 1. The following year, Johnson Charlie Francis, and I have really played real hard.” Syracuse center to 9-6 and 1-4. like 9.78 this year.” Coach Charlie Larry Bird of the N B A ’s Boston With 15,000 fans at the glittering to succeed.” Mahrer leads a Swiss sweep specialized oh that.” Rony Seikaly said. “ We lost six out Glen Rice led Michigan with 21 Francis said. Celtics, got four first-place votes vowed he would be No. 1, and he new complex cheering Cash on. Wilander had to rally from a two was, after beating Lewis again, this “ It’s going to be very hard to beat of seven last year on free throws points, while Rick Calloway paced LEUKERBAD, Switzerland — Daniel Mahrer led a Swiss ” I think that's reasonable.” for 20 points. Wilander won Sunday's marathon sets to one deficit to take the fiftji me,” he said. "If anyone does, he’s and last-second shots, so it’s Indiana with 14. Johnson said. “ I think I can run that The powerful Johnson, a native of time with a 9.95 clocking in the final. Grand Slam title of his career after sweep in a men’s World Cup downhill Sunday by mastering a going to have to run the race of his AP photo fast.” Jamaica, will be honored by the Goodwill Games at Moscow. The Swede won the third Austral­ playing brilliantly for the first 11 definitely getting frustrating. But No. 4 Kentucky 76, L8U 61: Rex tricky mix of fresh snow and hard surfaces better than his life — like 9.92 or 9.90. And I ’ve we’ll be back. It’s not the end of the Chapman and Winston Bennett led Johnson’s remarkable perfor­ Tampa Sports Club Feb. 26 at a And last year, Johnson proved his ian title of his career by beating games and then watching Cash lake favored teammates. complete superiority over the already run faster than that. control. It was Wilander’s first world.” a 10-3 surge over a three-minute SHEER INTENSITY— Karl James of UNLV appearsto be mance in the World Outdoor Track banquet in Florida. Cash 6-3. 6-7 (3-7), 3-6, 6-1. 8-6 in a M ahrer scored his second victory of the season with a surge of His world record performance American, beating him four times "Now, I still have something to match that lasted 4 hours, 28 Grand Slam victory since he won Smith had 13 points to lead the span early in the second half, yelling at Temple's Howard Evans during their game and Field Championships at Rome speed near the bottom of the course, sweeping through an icy came in the year’s most important in fourraces.climaxedby the world prove — that I can win in the minutes. Rain delays accounted for the French Open in 1985. He had lost Hoyas. now 2-3 in the Big East sparking the Wildcats over Louisi­ last summer, along with 20 victo­ Sunday In Las Vegas. UNLV nipped the Owls at the wire, curve and finish slope to a winning time of 2 minutes, 17.53 track and field meet, against the record in the World Olympic Games,” said Johnson, three Grand Slam finals since then. Conference and 12-4 overall. Sei­ ana State. Kentucky, 13-2, is second ries in 20 other races, helped the an additional 52 minutes. seconds. i . j world’s best sprinters, and earned Championships. the 1984 bronze medalist. "If I lose, Wilander, who had lost his Wilander, 23. pocketed $105,000 kaly had 22 for Syracuse, which in the Southeastern Conference 59-58. Canadian win The Associated Press Franz Heinzer, his left arm in a cast, took second place, 0.38 him the title of "W orld’s Fastest In that race. Johnson burst out of I won’t be able to hold my head up. previous four Grand Slam matches from the $1.9 million pot plus a Male Athlete of the Year award seconds behind. His best showing of the season came despite the Human” and the world’s No. 1 against Cash, was leading 4-1 in the $50,000 bonus. Cash earned $52,500 Sunday night. additional handicap of starting first. ranking in the 100 for the second second set when the match was plus a $25,000 bonus. Johnson, the first Canadian track consecutive year. halted by rain. After play resumed. Cash had been bidding to become athlete to receive the honor in the Composed Haas takes Hope golf title The time clipped one-tenth of a Cash rallied to win the set in a the first Australian to win the title award’s 57-year history, was an Holland earns an Olympic berth second off the previous world NEED SOME EXTRA since Mark Edmondson in 1976. easy winner in voting by 244 tiebreaker. record of 9.93, held by Calvin Smith " I played the best tennis of my The Swede previously won the By Bob Green “ I got to thinking about that. Why would have thought a 70 would be “You can sense when a guy isn’t LAKE PLACID, N.Y. — Joe Holland, 23, of Norwich, Vt., won national sports writers and broad­ 100 percent. Bob wasn’t,” Haas of the United States, in an event in career in the first two sets and I Australian Open in 1983 and '84. His The Associated Press be nervous? I kept it in mind all good enough to win,” said Haas, the Subaru Nordic Combined National Championships Sunday casters. He received 48 first-place SPENDING who entered the final round with a said. votes. 18 seconds and 28 thirds for a which world records generally are don’t know how T lost the second,” compatriot Edberg won it in 1985 day,” Haas said. and earned a spot on the 1988 U.S. Olympic Team. one-shot lead over Bob Tw ay and “ I just didn’t play as well as I had total of 322 points, with points broken by hundredths of seconds. Wilander said. ’’But that's one of and '87. There was no Open in 1986 INDIAN WELLS, Calif. — Jay His calm and composure were Holland, who on Saturday won the 70-meter ski jum ping phase tested by the pressure of a narrow two over Paul Azinger. earlier in the week,” Tw ay said. awarded on a 5-3-1 basis. When Johnson’s time was shown MONEY!! Cash’s strengths. He came back because of a switch of dates from Haas had his uncle, former Masters of the competition, turned in the third fastest time in Sunday’s . % unofficially as 9.84 on the infield December to January. champion Bob Goalby, walking lead — “ if you’re back in the pack "Nobody was able to make a big "To tell the truth, it wasn’t really Runner-up Jerry Rice, the San and that’s why he is going to be one 15-kilometer cross-country race and handily won the Subaru clock at Rome’s Olympic Stadium. of the great players.” Swedes now have won the event with him when he won the Bob Hope you don’t have the fear of failure.” move at me. I ’m a little surprised. spectacular golf by anybody out Francisco 49ers’ wide receiver who national title. The nationals served as the second and final event Francis was partially shielded y * \ iV.O Wilander took a 2-0 lead in the five straight times. Classic. Haas said. And I ’m very fortunate. there. But Jay did what he had to do set an N F L record wii.': ’’2 touch­ We may just have a to win.” in the Nordic combined Olympic Trials. from the clock and thought it read W- final set before Cash rallied to even Wilander credited his hard work But it was a few gentle words But a string of 10 consecutive "Bob had been playing well and down receptions in only 12 games, S ^ » in training over the past few months from a much younger member the pars and a closing birdie were Paul was due for a hot day. They’ve It was considerably less than finished exactly 100 points behind 9.94, newspaper route available it at 6-all. Wilander broke Cash in ” I couldn’t believe he hadn’t the next game and then held serve for his victory. family that Haas was heeding enough to secure the seventh title of been Player of the Yearthe last two spectacular for Azinger, who took a Johnson. Rice got 22 firsts, 26 Reid says he’ll stay In school broken it.” Francis said. in your area... ” I couldn’t have won this match Sunday as he ground out a 2-shot Haas’ 12-year PG A Tour career. years. Guys like that don’t back fat 75 that included a 5-putt seconds and 34 thirds for 222 points. to close out the match. A short time later, when the six or seven months ago,” he said. victory. With it came a $180,000 winners’ off,” Haas said. triple-bogey on the fourth hole and a RALEIGH, N.C. — North Carolina sophomore J.R. Reid said He was followed by C^bicago’s (Manchester) ” 1 felt I played great tennisbut he official time was posted, Francis was just too good.” said Cash, the “ I feel a lot stronger, particularly " I was nervous” early in the share of the $1 million purse. But Tw ay couldn’t get anything 4-putt double-bogey on the 11th. Sunday he has no plans to leave the Tar Heels and turn Michael Jordan, the N B A ’s leading That put him in a tie for 10th. was convinced. Princeton ...... 167-190 fourth seed. with my serve.” morning. Haas said, "and I called The victory, on a 22-under-par 338 going. And Azinger suffered an professional at the end of the season. scorer this season, with 206 points, Johnson had to run a record race Wellesley ...... ‘T m not greatly disapppointed. Cash, the defending Wimbledon Jan (his wife). She put the kids on — in this 5-day, 90-hole event, was no embarrassment with his putter, David Edwards came on with a Reid, a 6-foot-9, 250-pound forward who scored 17 points and including 24 first-place votes. closing, 5-under-par 67 at Indian in order to win. because his No. 1 Green Rd...... 204-330 although I obviously wanted to champ, was beaten in the final for I didn’t know it but she told them I particular surprise. But the method easing Haas’ task and making his had eight rebounds in Sunday’s 77-73 victory over North Carolina Magic Johnson of the Lps Angeles 2-under-par final round more than Wells and finished second, worth Lakers, the N B A ’s most valuable rival. Carl Lewis of the U.S., win.” Cash said. "You cannct play the second successive year. Last was nervous — and Jay Jr., he’s 6, of victory was. State, said he had discussed the situation with his parents, who North Elm St...... 5-91 enough to win. $108,000, at 340. player last season, also received 24 matched the previous world record the best tennis of your life every year, he lost to Edberg in five sets. said ‘why are you nervous. Daddy?’ "There’s no way in the world I both teach school in the Tidewater, Va., area. Woodbridge S t...... 18-230 first-place nominations and tied for of 9.93 in finishing second. "M y plans are to stay for the full four years,” he told The News Charles Drive...... and Observer. " I want to get this thing cleared up. I ’ll be back.” East Middle Tpke...... 166-208 Even East Middle Tpke...... 209-239 Odd Collusion topic at baseball bash Perrett...... ■ NBA approaching five million points Joyner-Kersee named Strant St...... ’i ’- oS!! Summit St...... N EW Y O R K — Only 450 points need to be scored in three games By Ronald Blum make the presentation. all out of blank contracts this two-hundred-and-fifty dollars in Summit St...... 63 only The Associated Press “ Reggie’s one of the greatest year.” rent, do you think I ’d be able to eat Monday night for the NBA to reach the 5 million plateau in the Hunniford PI...... winners in athletics,” the Boss said. He was referring to the blank in a Red Lobster?” league’s history, with the milestone likely to be reached at female athlete of year N EW Y O R K - The who’s who of "When it comes time to vote for the contract his agent. Dick Moss, gave Bell, who made $1,285,000 last Oakland, Calif., or Salt Lake City. 1987, finished second with 806 Woodbridge...... 293-470 baseball turned out for the black-tie Hall of Fame, anybody who votes the Cubs last spring. Then GM - season, is looking for $2,105,000 in The Cavaliers-Jazz game in Salt Lake City starts at 9; 30 p.m. By Bert Rosenthal points. She garnered 108 firsts, 82 Rachel Rd...... writers’ bash, from Commissioner against Reggie doesn’t know what Dallas Green fiiled in $500,000 with arbitration. He’s had a reputation EST. The Bucks-Warriors game in Oakland, starts an hour later. The Associated Press seconds and 20 thirds. Peter Ueberroth to NL President A. winning is aii about.” $200,000 in bonuses, ail of which as a surly sort but he tried to make Philadelphia is at Washington at 7; 30 p.m. Hlghwood Dr ,...... Another tennis star, Martina Porter St...... 458-515 Bartlett Giamatti to legends Joe Backstage, before the dinner, Dawson earned. peace Sunday night. The Cleveland-Utah probably w ill be in the second half and the N EW Y O R K - Track and field Navratilova, the 1983 and 1986 DiMaggio and Hank Aaron, and Steinbrenner was asked about Kirk Moss, who won the first arbitra­ Milwaukee-Golden State game in the first half when the 5 star Jackie Joyner-Kersee, consi­ Wyllls S t...... Gibson, who became a free agent tion case and the first $1 miilion " I lot of people didn’t really know dered the finest all-around wom­ Female Athlete of the Year who M V P ’s Andre Dawson and George who George Bell was,” he said. "In millionth point is scored.. Jefferson St...... Friday. case with Fernando Valenzueia. an’s athlete since Babe Didrikson won the Wimbledon and U.S. Open Bell. 1987, they definitely found out. I NBA spokesman Terry Lyons said neither game will be titles last year, was a distant third Kenwood Dr...... The back-dais talk Sunday night Does Steinbrenner want Gibson was at the dinner. He’s in town to Zaharias. was named today The Tolland Tpke...... 472-525 think I’m different when I play televised, so he is setting up radio hookups to determine exactly with 10 firsts, 26 seconds and 54 was of Friday’s collusion ruling. for left field? prepare for the salary arbitration Associated Press Female Athlete of Union Place ...... baseball. I ’m too intense. When I go when the S million plateau is reached. thirds for 182 points. When Ueberroth walked in, that’s " I haven’t thought about it,” hearings. the Year for 1987. Union St...... 133-264 4-for-4 and we lose, I don’t want When the 5 millionth point is scored, the game will be stopped at Completing the top five were what people in the hallway asked Steinbrenner said. " I ’ve already His number-one client. Dawson, Joyner-Kersee’s victory, coming anybody near me. In 1988, I think the next dead ball and the player recognized. He will be asked to figure skater Katarina Witt of East Union St...... about. signed two free agents this winter didn't try to hide his dislike for one day after sprinter Ben Johnson they’re going to find out who I really autograph the ball, which will be sent to the N B A H all of Fam e in Germany, with six first-places and Mayfair Gardens (No. M ain)...... 14-470 " I don’t think there’s any collu­ (Jack Clark and John Candelaria). Canada, where he spent II seasons of Canada was selected Male am .” 140 points, and pro golfer Ayako sion but we’ll have to see,” I just got back from Fiorida and I ’D playing in Montreal. Springfield, Mass. Athlete of the Year, completed a Marble St...... •'! Okamoto of Japan, 68 points. Ueberroth said as he walked into have to discuss it with (general " I had to get out of Canada, first Few people could outshine the The NBA started in 1946. sweep by track and field athletes of McCabe St...... ■ The awards to Joyner-Kersee and the pre-dinner reception for the manager) Lou Pinielia.” of all (to win the M V P ),” joked M V P ’s, but DiMaggio. did. He the A P ’s year-end honors. It was Stock PI...... Johnson will be presented by the stars. “ I think the arbitrator’s Andre Dawson, who received the Dawson, who wore red-tie instead made his unexpected entrance and only the third time In the 57-year doing a good Job.” N L M VP award, toyed with Stein­ of biack. "It feels good to come to a got a standing ovation. Then he Johnson Just misses world record history of the awards that athletes Tampa Sports Club at a banquet in Florida Feb. 26. Main St...... Reggie Jackson was the only big brenner at the ballroom-iength dinner and not to wonder if I had to introduced his former teammate, from the same sport were chosen in Pine H ill...... •••“!' SHERBROOKE, Quebec — Sprinter Ben Johnson, the name honored to miss this dinner. dais. speak in French or not.” Whitey Ford, who came to get the the same year. Grove St...... He was to receive an award for long "Last year, at this time I didn’t He didn’t think the Montreal fans Joe DiMaggio Toast of the Town Associated Press male athlete of the year, came within a whisker The first was in 1945, when golfers have a job and I still don't have a had the proper appreciation for Award. of shattering a world-best mark and suffering a potentially Zaharias and Byron Nelson were Hamilton ...... 108-up and meritorious service but got Wildwood...... “ 1 stuck in a snowstorm in Wichita, Job.” Dawson said. basebail. “ I was with him when he broke serious injury in a 60-meter race at the University of Sherbrooke named, and the second was in 1981 LOOK Steinbrenner started crooking his "They would have enjoyed it a lot in,” DiMaggio said. "We needed a when tennis players John McEnroe McDIvItt...... • Kansas. indoor track meet Sunday. FUEL OIL Grissom...... ■'I He made his thoughts known in a finger and pointing to himself as if more If they played It with a hockey man like him from the minor Johnson, who holds almost every sprint record, fell .06 seconds and Tracy Austin were selected. puck," Dawson quipped. Shepard...... filmed message, talking about 1969, he wanted Dawson for Yankee leagues. He was not only a success short of tying his world m ark of 6.41, but it was the end of the race In the nationwide balloting by 244 Kennedy...... 250-up George Bell of Toronto came to when he had 37 homers at the Stadium. on the field, you should have seen that provided the most excitement and a brief moment of sports writers and broadcasters. Sage Dr...... All-Star break and finished with 47. Ueberroth covered his eyes so as receive his M VP award. He and him off the field.” Joyner-Kersee received 128 first- Dawson received prizes from A r- concern. ._ A “If I would have approached not to see the playful tampering. Dave Righetti of the Yankees was As he crossed the finish line, the momentum of the Toronto place votes, 68 seconds and 16 thirds Senior Citizen Adelaide Rd...... by’s, too, for leading their leagues Steephollow Rd...... ®ll Roger Maris’ record when I was 34 Dawson stayed playful. at the dinner to receive his Rolaids sprinter carried him up the incline of the track and he tumbled for a total of 880 points, with points Volume Discounts AP photo in runs batted in. Relief Award. Jean Rd...... 5-30 or 33,” Jackson said, " I would have “ I told them not to go to over some padding that protected the runners from hitting the alloted on a 5-3-1 basis. “ I ’d like to thank A rby’s,” Bell broken the record because I would arbitration with me,” Dawson said „ "No I don’t want to eat sushi,” Tennis player Steffi Graf of West THRIFTY OIL CO. RELIEF MAN — New York Yankees' ace reliever Dave of his $2-million filing against the said. “ It was m y favorite restau­ said Righetti, who turned down railing. Germany, winner of 11 tourna­ CALL NOW 647-9946 / 643-2711 have known how to deal with the Johnson fell over the barrier and landed on the floor, a drop of Righetti holds his 1987 Rolaids Relief Man Champion Cubs, "because for the first time in rant in the minor leagues. When millions from the Tokyo Giants ments, including the French Open, 289-8843 The ManchsBtsr Herald pressures of the media. I would about five feet. Award for the American League Sunday at New York's have known how to handle myself. ” the history of arbitration there is you’re making five-hundred-and- before re-signing with the Yankees and winner of 75 of 77 matches in going to be a biack arbitrator. I ’m fifty dollars a month and paying for $4,3 million over three years. Sheraton Hotei. George Steinbrenner was there to >■ __ " ■ ' MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. 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U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Jan. 25, 1988 8NAFU by Bruce Beattie Kn"N ’ CARLYLE .by Lwrry Wright H C A t T W '• ~glLC- -^RlFPlTH------^ P u zzles .VfOULO NO WAV, SIGH ‘La$t Emperor' sweeps Golden Globes ClRVOc''] LI'L 'VOV COMSiOER PAL .'/ B € 0 m a n y •1 '*8 0 0 0 7 . I , TW«S CUBIC m b a t ' s F fP A c e UAPPEH Tb HALE-POUND c a l l e d , (jiolden Globei (or 1987 dim and teievliion The award (or original song was won •’V " JJ* ' WINNetZS.'/ ACROSS 2 Is human Answer to Previous Puzzle BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (AP) - "T he Last f N J o y T « ’ OF SBM O U T . 3 Need •fH Emperor" reigned over the foreign presa corps’ production! were presented Saturday night by Had) The Time o( My MUSCLE Tissue A T W O U N D s O ffW lLS A T to F L i ^ 1 Strange (comb, 4 Harem ■ V E S Golden Globe Awards despite tough competition the 88-member preai group. Dancing," written by Franke Previte, Donald, OP DgFUM Cr DELICIOUS < a n Sw e iz . form) apartment R o s c o E R u N O u T Michael Douglas, star of "Wall Street,” and Markowitz and John DeNicola. , MAMMALS-- by much-acclaimed blockbustera that have Off LUNCH TIME 5 Aid in diagnos­ 5 Rare gas A u T H o R O s P R E Oscar prognosticators scratching their heads. Sally Kirkland, star of "Anna,” won dramatic The press group gave its supporting film .ACA! ing (comp, wd.) 6 Decipher j d pertormers awards to OI)rmpia DukaUs, the K L E 1 N T T E The four trophies — (or dramatic movie, acting honors, while comedy acting awards 9 Nauticai rope 7 Contemporary direction, screenplay and score — gives "The went to Cher (or "Moonstruck" and Robin (eisty mother in "Moonstrock," aiw w an painter E L s _E A E N A T O 12 T V s talking Last Emperor" hope as Hollywood prepares to Williams (or “ Good Morning, Vietnam." Connery, the Incomiptible policeman in The horse (2 wds.) 8 Lass aged 1 S S E 1 cast ballots for Academy Award nominees. The "Hope and Glory,” John Boorman’s reminis­ Untouchables." ,, 13 Architect _ 9 Small monkey P A Y A Z E c P A L Clint Eastwood received the honorary Cecil B. Saarinen 10 . St. Laurent ballots will be arriving this week. cence o( his boyhood in war-tom Britain, won the L Y E R V E S K Y 14 I possess 11 Slippery E "T he Last Emperor" is now the movie that best comedy or musical (ilm category. DeMille Award. Television’s top drama Golden Globe went to (cont.) 19 Thrice (pref.) E A T E N E D E beat out "Cry Freedom,” "Em pire of the Sun,” Bernardo Bertoiued won the direction award (or "T he Last Emperor” and shared the "L .A . Law ," and cast member Susan Dey won 15 Box for alms 21 Popeye's friend W H 1 N S R Y M c A “ Fatal Attraction,” "L a Bamba” and "N u U ." 1-15 16 Small deer Olive screenplay honor with Mark Peploe. The the trophy as top dramatic actress. A L E Y E A R N The Hollywood Foreign Press Association also 17 . Aviv 23 Snakelike fish bestowed Golden G l^ e s on “ Moonstruck," panoramic history o( modem China also earned Richard Kiley o( “ A Year in the U te" won the R E A M E R T A L K E D PEANUTS by ChartocM. Schulz 18 Compass point 24 Columnist's en- deemed the year’s best comedy film, and on David Byrne and Cong Su the Golden Globe (or dramatic actor award (or television. 19 Bushy clump try E T H E N E S W E E P S television’s "L .A . Law” as the top dramatic original score. "The Golden Girls." NBC’s saga o( (our 25 Tebleland A RABBIT CHA5EP 05 20 Loud S C A L A R E N T R show and “ The Golden Girls” as TV’s best The Swedish comedy "M y Li(e as a Dog” was women as they advance in years in Florida, was I can unpei^stanp WH'i'CANT YOU ANP I REMEMBER U)E 2 6 the ■ 22 Observed best (oreign language (ilm. named best musical or comedy te|evlslon series. WUR FEAR OF BEING YOUR P06 PO SOME TRIEP THAT ONCE..^ FOR FIVE MILES! 24 1957 science Mood for Love" c o m ^ y . "I’d like to be a movie star in a future life. JuL,- 35 Dressing in 44 Destroy ALONE, CHARLIE BROWN., THINGS T0GETHER7G0 OUT event (abbr.) 27 Undulate ------^ H o w does the name ‘Shirley MacLalne’ 36 New Zealand 45 . mecum K 25 Hoarder 28 Aviator Charles ANPCHA5E SOME RABBITS.. strike you?" parrot (handbook). 27 Of stars 38 Life story 47 In of 31 Biographer Lud­ 29 Away from the 39 New Deal 48 Applies frosting Robin Williams, HBO lead cable awards THE ORIZZWELLB by Bill Schorr wig wind program 32 Vase-shaped 30 Woodwind 41 Fathers to 51 Prickly seed two-hour show Sunday night. ents: Conversation Over a COrpse” on USA J jug instrument 42 Fable LOS ANGELES (AP) — Home Box 0((ice, 33 - de France 32 Opera role 43 Antiquity 52 Dine with the help of Robin Williams’ comedy special WilUams won three ACE awards — best Network. 34 Pose and the thriller series "The Hitchhiker," led comedy special, beat performance and writing John Gielgud and Googie Withers, stars of 35 Fluid measure with IS wins during the ninth annual ACE in a comedy special for HBO’s "O n Location: A&E’s "Tim e After Time,” won the top acting 36 Leg joint Awards honoring cable television. Robin Williams- An Evening at the Met.” trophies for movie or miniseries, and the cable 37 Indefinite per­ HAQAW THE HOWRIBLg by DIk Browm The Discovery Channel received the cable HBO’s "The Hitchhiker," also won in three network’s "Hotel De Lac” was judged the top ■ son categories — best dramatic actor, writing and movie or miniseries. 39 Gave up industry’s highest honor (or a week-long t P O N T p ip You see o iie o i l b i l l experiment last year during which it carried live directing. In comedy, Lucy Webb of HBO’s "N ot 40 Actress Claire Necessarily the News” was named best actress leN'TBoiuHe B i m e 41 Strikebreaker Soviet TV. “ Russia: Live from the Inside” Other popular comedians also won ACE in a comedy series and Paul Eddington of AfcE’s o iu !ir!^ JU€T 42 Comedian featured news programs, cartoons, rock videos, awards. Billy Crystal was named along with A Cohan game shows and movies, which carried English Paul Flaherty as best directors (or HBO’s “ The "Yes, Prime Minister," won (or best comic 45 Singer _ Lost Minutes of Billy Crystal,” and Garry actor in a series. 26 26 subtitles. / / Damone HBO won 15 of the 35 awards presented, while Shandling and Alan Zweibel won for their "Blackadder II” on A4E was named best 46 Inventor 31 the Arts 4 Entertainment Cable Network earned comedy writing in "I t ’s Garry Shandling’s comedy series. Whitney ¥ Show- The Graduate." The top dramatic special was "HBO Show­ 49 Thou five to finish second. Showtime was third with 34 three and SuperStetion TBS and the Disney ’Timothy Bottoms was named best actor for case: Conspiracy: The Trial of the Chicago 8 ," / 50 Construction and the best music special was Showtime’s / CAPTAIN EASY by Crooks B Catale beam (2 wds.) Channel tied with two apiece. "The Hitchhiker — The Joker,” and Barbara C'MOM.TKOUBLE.^ 37 “Paul Simon’s Graceland: The African -THE FOREST WHERE THE 52 Actor Blore The Award (or Cable Excellence presenta­ Babcock was named the best actress In a TREES ARE BENT WILL 61VB » HURRV UPl Concert.” 53 Bi plus one tions were televised on HBO live during a dramatic series (or “ Alfred Hitchcock Pres­ DBA NATURAL SHELTER. N 54 Bare A 55 Awry 42 43 56 Chicken 57 French 49 THE PHANTOM by Lac Falk • By Barry stoneware T V Tonight THEY'RE LCAPIN6 [NOLAW AlSAINST IT, LLONI, 58 Ergo 53 O N m a a s A T p u h n n e a r t h e p e a k CAUEP pm am -HEAP.., \------z r r SUPPLIES OF UNLESS THE LOAD 15 5 :00 P M [ESPN] Super Bowl XVII Donald Sutherland 1965 [C N N ] Crossfire SOME KINP DOWN 56 1 0 :3 0 P M (^ Alfred Hitchcock Pre­ Highlights: Washington Redskins at MOVIE; 'All That Jazz' Despite failing sents [USA] Search for Tomorrow ; FBan PLANE Miami Dolphins health, a Broadway producer keeps up a 1 Dec. J d® INN News TRUCK mad pace choreographing musical num­ 1 : 2 0 A M CD Love Boat holiday (01988 by NEA liK [T M C ] MOVIE: Critical Condition* (CC) A con man becomes a victim of mistaken bers, editing a film and trying to manage ® Odd Couple [H B O ] MOVIE: 'The Zero Boya’ An sty- identity when a power outage strikes a his personal life Roy Scheider, Ann Reink- dD Lunes y Viernes con Barral posedly unoccupied house proves deadly • >aaabrMgA.b*.j Staten Island hospital Richard Pryor, mg. Jessica Lange. 1979 for the winners of a local survival game, e-' 1 1 :00P M X d8) M»A*S"H Rachel Ticotin, Ruben Blades. 1987, Rated d.^ ® ALF (CC) ALF believes that he Daniel Hirsch, Kelli Maroney, Tom Shell. ■*; R scared Willie s uncle to death. (In Stereo) X do) News 1986. Rated NR. (In Stereo) 5 : 3 0 P M [E S P N ] Ski World Weekly d l) Beyond 2000 CD Simon & Simon 1 :30A M CD Health and Tennis *' ' ARLO AND JANI8 by Jimmy Johnion series for recreational skiers. QD INN News CELEBRITY CIPHER MOVIE; 'Double Trouble' Mistaken Qj) INN News RePiAceiTwHHideGooD HU m CHANGING 1U& identity has a young man and a girl en­ HAVB'iWRGCMREOTrtt aOODMHGBYIL COSMIC Celebrity Cipher cryplograms are created from quotations by famous people, past and present 5 :4 5 P M [HBO] MOVIE: little Shop G® Untouchables Dating Game FURNACC m U i! Each letter in the cipher stands for another Today's clua I equals S meshed in a smuggler's plot and at­ fa u lty URANIUM CORe WARLORO&ARCaO&ING ONeANDWe'LlGETTHlG of Horrors' (CC) A salesclerk in a florist s 66) Leave It to Beaver (S) Greyhound Racing fFrom Raynham shop boosts business when he cultivates tempted murder Elvis Presley, Annette VCT? FAST/ BIRD IN smee.' Day. John Williams 1967 ( ^ News (Live) Taunton Pork 'JPAJYP SUP SYRSEI UPSME an out-of-this-world plant. Rick Moranis, Ellen Greene. Vincent Gardenia 1986 dD MOVIE: 'Harold and Maude' An 80- 6® Currents [CNN] Newsnight Update Rated PG-13 (In Stereo) year-old woman teaches a 20-year-old 6® Soap [D IS ] MOVIE: 'State Fair' An Iowa farm QA SMZHQ S ZSW'I man how to live and love Ruth Gordon, family spends a hectic week at the State . BLONDIE by Dean Young 81 Stan Drake 6 :0 0 P M ® (X) 90) ^6) News diJ PELICULA: Aqui Llego el Valenton' Bud Cort, Vivian Pickles. 1971 Las aventuras extravagantes de un fanfar- Fair Music by Rodgers and Hammerstein. t o d a y , MV f r i e n d ^ Three's Company YOU'LL ALWAYS HAVE WELL,WHAT'S ,\\\vr |g pRiviMS SO HYHQ E SCQPU BP NPQI (41) Quinceanera ron que trata de ser terrible con las pistolas Jeanne Crain, Dana Andrews, Vivian N H C M . Blaine. 1945. A FRIEND HERE AT WRONG WITH T M A T ^ ^ lagnum. P.l. d?) Nature (CC) This two-part show ex­ y las mujeres Jorge Negrete, Maria Luisa THE DANK QBPUP.’ — OAO PMRSUMI. (Jt)'VVeb8ter amines winged flight and how the hum­ Zea [ESPN] Women's Skiing: Michslob Light Pro Cup From Waterville Valley, -,N (n PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "The only man who should not be judged by the Uf) Kojak mingbird compensates for its size. (60 d ^ S C T V ' 1 . ^ min.) (In Stereo) N.H, (R) ; company he keeps is a warden." — Laurence J. Peter. (20) A-Team dD Three's Company dT) MOVIE: 'The Popeof Greenwich Vil­ [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Hardbodies' Three (22:. News (Live) [CNN] Moneyline middle-aged men seek advice from a Cali- lage' Two distantly related buddies pull off aO H N jP M 2 (24) Doctor Who an ill-conceived safecracking job that gets [D IS ] Missing Adventures of Ozzie and fornia beach hustler on how to pick up I Harriet beautiful girls Gram Kramer, Teal Roberts, ( ^ f.J . Hooker them into hot water with a local crime king­ pin. Eric Roberts Mickey Rourke, Kenneth [U S A ] Airwolf When the company sus­ Gary Wood. 1984. Rated R. ] ALLEY OOP by Dave Oraue (61) Family Ties McMillan 1984. pects that Locke (Anthony Sherwood) is a [USA] Search for Beauty ■ YES! INSTEADOFI I WONDER ) SOME KIND OF (41) Reporter 41 traitor, the team must help prove his innoc­ MMm! SMELLS CHUNKS OF [CNN] PrimeNews 1:40A M [MAX] MOVIE: A Great GOOD, EEPA! 7 DIPLOOCXUS, r e a l l y I PAY AFTER TO- V (571 MacNail / Lehrer Newshour ence (60 min ) [D IS ] Wilderness Bound: World of th€i Wall' A Chinese-American runs into cul- I WHAT IS IT ? / BOILED IN M V MORROW, ms GOlN^ SWITCHEDPiON THE BORDER, [C M N ] Showbiz Today Beaver Cinematographer Des Bartlett cap 1 1 ; 0 5 P M [T M C ] MOVIE: Manhun tural obstacles when he takes his San •• (DIS] MOVIE: The Adventures of Mark tures the life cycle of one of nature's most ter’ A forensics specialist leaves his FBI Franciscan family to China for a long- * /-2-S job to hunt for a psychotic kilter William L overdue visit Peter Wang, Sharon Iwai, THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME Twain' Animated Animated clay figures industrious builders, the beaver Narrated bring Mark Twain and his stories to life by Henry Fonda (60 min ) Petersen, Kim Greist, Dennis Farina 1986. Kelvin Han Yee. 1986. Rated PG. - by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee- Rated R Voice of James Whitmore 1985 Rated [H B O ] MOVIE: 'The Goonies' (CC) A 2 : 0 0 A M X MOVIE: 'Dogs' A univers­ 5 Unscramble these four Jumbles, G group of school kids get caught up in wild 11:15PM X News ity professor attempts to discover what is WHAT A OUY by Bill Hoett one letter to each square, to form (E S P N ] SportsLook treasure hunt after finding a 17th-century causing a pack of dogs to terrorize a small four ordinary words pirate's map. Sean Astin, Josh Brolin, Jeff 1 1 : 3 0 P M X dD Late Show From [U S A ] Cartoons college town. David McCaiium, George k Cohen. 1985. Rated PG (In Stereo) November 1986. Richard Moll ("Night Wyner, Linda Gray. 1977. ? Court■■), boxer Mike Tyson, the "Design­ 6 :3 0 P M (X Family Ties [M AX] MOVIE: 'Guess Who's Coming BREPO ing Women " cast »nd comic Rich Jeni with X Home Shopping Overnight Service jf ‘■■'BOY, MOM - - C8J (40J ABC News (CC) to Dinner' (CC) The Oscar-winner about a host Joan Rivers. (60 min ) (R) (In Stereo) (3 hrs.) r liberal young lady who brings her fiance, a G® Focus on Success ^ IT’S A JUNGLE (11) Jeffersons black doctor, home to meet her well-to-do X dP) Nightline (CC) L22) (30) NBC News (CC) parents. Spencer Tracy, Katharine Hep­ GD Honeymooners [E S P N ] SportsLook ^ OUT THERE. (24) Nightly Business Report burn, Sidney Poitier 1967. (2® To Be Announced. [U S A ] Subliminal W eight Loss * I CAN HARPLV H IW E L L _ [U S A ] W W F Royal Rumble (M) Bosom Buddies 6® dP) Best of Carson (R) (In Stereo) 2:20A M X News (R) WAIT TO GROW THE BORN LOSER by Art Bansom ''' '> '41 Noticiero Univision 8 : 3 0 P M X Designing Women (CC) 66) Crook and Chase 2 :3 0 A M G® Twilight Zone 'I UP ANO SET z r x r Suzanne takes drastic measures when her WANT ^ P P L Y F O R A L k S e N S E ^ YD0'FEPRWPEPTtAKEACKNW&TE5T)')("l0U5rW^n'roRI^ (61) Love Connection d8) Hogan's Heroes I I ------j I —------— ^ accountant disappears with all her money [CNN] Sports Latenight J INTO it !” [C N N ] Inside Politics '88 and the IRS confiscates her assets d?) News (CC) [ESPN] SportsCenter « [E S P N ] Fishing: Best of Bill Dance SORIAL X Entertainment Tonight [C N N ] Sports Tonight Anchors Fred [USA] Youth Secrets of the Stars 4 Hickman, Nick Charles [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Pat and Mike' A New (p ) Valerie's Family (CC) Mark and York City sports promoter turns a physical 2:55AM X Nightwatch • i t f WHY THEY CAULEC? Willie play hooky, but Mark has second [D IS ] MOVIE; The Big Gamble' An Ir C) t M FbMtfba SynrtcOa. me Wo»M n;y»ta H bacvd □ education teacher into the queen of the H I M 3 E E F V . .thoughts about ever doing it again when ishman. his French bride, and a meek [H B O ] MOVIE: Power' (CC) A media ! athletic world Spencer Tracy. Katharine he's the only one caught (In Stereo) cousin seek their fortune on Africa's ivory consultant with the ability to turn political GLEMIN Hepburn. Aldo Ray 1952 Coast Stephen Boyd, Juliette Greco, candidates into winners uses his know­ Now arrange the circled letters to 9 : 0 0 P M X d D d § ) State of the Union David Wayne 1961 ledge to gain power. Richard Gere. Julie « ON THE FASTRACK by Bill Holbrook 7 :0 0 P M ® CBS News (CC) Address/Democratic Response Live Christie, (Sene Hackman. 1986. Rated R. form the surprise answer, as sug­ [ESPN] SportsCenter gested by the above cartoon X News coverage of President Reagan's annual ad­ I 3 : 0 0 A M g s m o v ie ; 'Block BuMora' ' ^TW O M o r e dress to a joint session of Congress; news .1 1 : 3 5 P M [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Blind BOT, WgNPV.' GOPPiJSE X EL l e E i K i ^ X Wheel of Fortune (CC). The kids are at work tearing up the town. P6AP THAT lOHeH A HO60AND E L D C g l l K ^ analysis and a response from the Demo­ Date' Using computer-aided vision, a blind A Wfr WIIAT I MIRACLES X $10 0 ,0 0 0 Pyramid crats is scheduled to follow. (75 min.) East Side Kids. 1944. g e ts TRAH6FERRCD 17> AHcfTHER Answer: w>Ts^in .A—aL- I T T l l ” ad executive plays a crucial role in solving a AND YOU'RE i-S# Cll) (38) Cheers (Live) [C N N ] N ew t Overnight C41V.IT!5 Ho Lo HGER AUTSMATiC ^ WOOLP HAPPEN THEN? | (Answers tomorrow) string of murders. Joseph Bottoms. Kirstie A 5A1MT. Alley, Keir Dullea. 1984 Rated R. Ik Cl8) Best of Saturday Night [ESPN] Tom Mann Outdoors k Jumbif? UNCLE TOPAZ ORPHAN SOLACE X Morton Downey Jr. R?R THE WIFE To fouooi/ f T ATS Saturdav's '^20) M "A*S*H [TM C] MOVIE: 'The Jewel of the Nilo' ______1 ) Answer That dumbbell was planning to put his feet (H) MOVIE: Alcatraz: The Whole 1 1 :4 5 P M 6® Maude (R) (CC) Novelist Joan Wilder and arivanturer — i Into the oven In order to do this— (24) MacNeil / Lehrer Newshour Shocking Story' A portrayal of the young­ [M AX] Cinemax Comedy Experiment: FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Th«v» Jack Colton race againat an evil Middle ' POP HIS CORNS est man ever sentenced to the notorious Ron Reagan is the President's Son (CC) (2C) Barney Miller Eastern leader In pursuit of a fabuloua federal prison and the decades he spent In his solo comedy debut. Ron Reagan (30) (40) Win, Lose or Draw trying to escape. Michael Beck, Telly Sava- jewel. Kathleen Turner. Michael Douglas, uses his "identity crisis" to take a satirical a r e I J i ^ w h b l I I tnd handling, Irom Jumbta, c/o tht« n«wtpap*r, P.O. Boa 4)M . Orlando. FL )2t02-4 . (41) La Dama de Rosa las, Ronny Cox 1980. Part 1 of 2 Danny DeVito. 1985. Rated PG. (In Stereo) I Includa irour namt, addraaa and dg coda and inaka your chach payabtaloNawapaparbookk look at life in the limelight (In Stereo) , X H O f> B [57) Nightly Business Report Television Premiere An eight-pan ex­ [U S A ] Discover amination of television's first 60 years 1 1 :5 0 P M X Entertainment Tonight (61) Three's Company First up' a look at the presentation of live Interview with Dabney Coleman ("The 3 : 2 5 A M [M A X ] M O VIE:'Arm ed Res- [C N N ] Moneyline events. (60 min.) Slap' Maxwell Story"), (In Stereo) ponse' A priceless jade artifact plunges the family of a murdered private detective O N Y o u / ? ^ [ESPN] SportsCenter dD La Indomable 1 2 :0 0 A M (E) Hit squad into a small-scale Chinatown war. David [TMC] MOVIE: 'Compromising Posi­ (S^ Eyes on the Prize: America s Civil X EntertainmentsTonight Carradine, Lee Van Cleef, Mako. 1966. AlUFplN/ ? , tions' (CC) A Long Island housewife re­ Rights Years, 1 9 5 4 -1 96 5 (CC) In this G® Secrets of Success Rated R. sumes her reporting career when she in­ episode Mose Wright testifies against the 3:30A M [DIS] m o v ie : 'in the Oood t vestigates the murder of her womanizing two white men accused o' murdering his G® Making of Santo Gold A strograph Old Summertime' Pen pals working in a Bridge dentist Susan Sarandon. Raul Julia, Judith nephew; Rosa Parks refuses to give up her Shop Television Network music store immediately dislike each , 9 Ivey 1985. Rated R. seat on a Montgomery (Ala.) bus. (60 min.) Alfred Hitchcock Presents other, not knowing their true Identities. - > 2 ^ . Pan 1 of 6. (R) [USA] Airwolf (4® Newlywed Game Van Johnson, Judy Garland, Buster Kea­ ponents do next, declarer would be GEMINI (May 21-June 20) This could be [C N N ] Larry King Uve ton. 1949 7 : 3 0 P M X PM Magazine Aspiring [CNN] Newsnight Overcoming able to play ace of diamonds, ruff a di­ a reasonably productive day for you, across Angelyne; Jack Lemmon. [D IS ] MOVIE: 'In the Good Old Sum­ [ESPN] College Baakattwll: Iowa at amond and trump another spade. one you've been trying to avoid may at­ Rated PG ____ ^ ticipating with others In certain events O ) MOVIE; 'Dr. Terror's House of Hor­ QS) Matchmaker "Masters of 17th Century Dutch know there's a certain magic I m l m m r ■ ■ • r tempt to Intrude on your social arrange­ rors' Five men sharing a British railway today, try to give them the benefit of the 1 0 : 1 5 P M ( X Wiseguy Mel Profit* uses ® Maude Parr I of 2. Landscape Painting" will remain about Classified Advertising. 643-2711 C»Wf6 /-zy doubt. If you are judgmental going in, it ments today. Be alert so that you can compartment are joined by a mysterious a former girlfriend as a sexual pawn in a could prove to be disruptive. lend him/her off. doctor. Peter Cushinq, Christopher Lee, power game with a rival. (60 min ) SD Gene Scott on view through May l. MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. Jan. 28. 1988 - 19

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Poaltlons nefit package. Please patch Movinodnd Stor­ Brown, who has been a Miss America, first lady of 1) Nine Possenoer Cart - chen help. Mondov- coll: Personnel Dlrec- age. Our Corporate C T 06109.______Sarah married Andrew, who is serving in the Kentucky and television personality, has a new Murder of Mary Phagan” partly because of a Police Oeeortmsnt for: clerk, reception­ Frlday. Good stortlno ist, typist, data entry, . tor. South Windsor Sales Department Is D EN TA L Oral Surgery British navy, in Juiy 19S6. career; chicken. 2) Purchase ot Nursery wage, benefits. 6i33-4M1 Nursing Center, 1060 adding Acco.unt Sales ottice needs full time Stock secretaries, word pro­ ext. 330. Charlotte This wiii be their first child. Mrs. Brown has been selling her gourmet Chicken ^*AUiie dinner with her parenU about a year “*®- cessors, light Indus­ Main Street,' South Representatives In person to work be­ HOMED It will also be the queen's fifth grandchild. by George in Kentucky since the middle of last year, theatrical agent Sam Cohn Pe«“aded Re^cca 8) Redavaleement 6 8o.m. to 2p.m. Windsor. 289-7771. Coonnecticut terri­ tween front office and HOMED Oaonlna of Charter Oak trials and food service. assisting during FOR DALE FOR DALE Prince Charles, her eldest son and heir to the and hopes to have it on sale in Tennessee, Ohio, Miller to try acting, according to this week s issue of Well No. 4 DunhIII Temporaries, tory. Join our team tor ( British throne, and his wife, Diana, have two sons. East Hartford 282- Interesting, varied as­ surgery. Needs to be I Indiana and her home state of Texas by spring, she People magazine. „ u Tha Town of Manchaatar la highly motivated, self an equal eppertunltv am- 6701/Eaat Windsor 623- signment. Insurance Prince William and Prince Harry. The queen’s only said in an interview last week. “As a painter, I had been a hermit, “he said, and pension benefits. starter. Able to antici­ FOREST Ridge 4 level JARUIS Built Colonial. pleyer, and raqulraa an attlr- 4416. A U T D SALES Seeing Is bellevlno- daughter. Princess Anne, also has two children, “I never thought I’d have my picture on a chicken “and I thought it was time lor a different kind oi niotlva action policy forall of Car! Write Mr. Evans, pate needs ot office.* Townhouse, 2 baths, Peter and Zara. Ita Contractor# and Vender# Hartford Despatch Experience preferred. 3 bedrooms, sliders to ...thls 3 bedroom home package,” Mrs. Brown said. “I never thought I’d be life.” D EN TA L Aaststont. Full features a huge front to British newspapers have been speculating for two in the chicken Industry. But here I am.” She won the part in “The Murder of Mary as a condition of doing busl- Moving and Storage Call 649-2272.______deck, pool, tennis, naaa wNh tha Town, oa par time position In Vernon P.O. Box 0271, East move-ln condition. back master bedroom weeks that the duchess was pregnant, but Her products include Cajun chicken and chicken Phagan” at her second audition. Miller plays the Fadsrol Order 11246. Group Practice. Excel­ GUARANTEED DISHWASHERS, must be and fireplaced living Buckingham Palace would say only “if and when Hartford CT. 06108 or 16. Starting pay $4 per Quiet comfortable with a country mustard dill sauce. loyal wile of Leo Frank, a Jewish factory manager Bid terms, plana and apeclfl- lent benefits, salary visit us at 225 Prospect complex. Owner fi­ room, dining room, the duchess is pregnant, an announcement will be in Atlanta and victim of anti-Semitism who was catona ore avalloMa at tha and staff. No Sofurdovs hour. Hours to suit country kitchen, T/j Mrs. Brown’s husband, former Gov. John Y. Oenorol Sarvicoa' offleo. St.’, East Hartford. your schedule. Apply In nancing, tool 5159,900. J both, recreation room, made.” , „ Brown Jr., is no stranger to poultry. He once owned convicted of murder in 1913. or evenings. Willing to INCOME EOE. person: The Gallery, Anne Miller Real Est- The baby, whether a girl or boy, will be fifth in line TOW N OF train right person. Call ate. 647-8000.______lots of wall to wall Kentucky Fried Chicken. MANCHESTER, CT. 525-3868 between 9- 141 New London Turn- carpeting. 5160's. Blan­ to the throne, after Charles, 5-year-old William, ROBERT B. WEISS, NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY Dlke, Glostonburv. MANCHESTER Say GENERAL MANAGER 4pm. SOCIAL WORKER chard & Rossetto, "We 3-year-old Harry and Andrew, 27. A $28 million home No time for walking G E T paid tor reading ggod-bve to that small Guarantee Our 056411 SOUNDS TOO GOOD Meadowa Manor, a books I 5100 per title. home. Large 5 bed­ Houses” 646-2482.0 BETHEL, Ohio (AP) — Less than a year after Write ACE-849d, 161 room Colonial has ev­ LOS ANGELES (AP) — It seems that oilman AP photo 240 bed, multl-leval MANCHESTER. Over­ Anchorman wouldn’t last TO BE TRUE? South LIncolnwaV, erything you have been Marvin Davis’ family has taken a $28 million liking returning from a walk around the world, Steven 'TOWN OP M ANCHIITIR health (iare facility la looking for. First floor sized 9 room Colonial, 4 LBDAL NOTICB North Aurora, IL 60542. NEW YORK (AP) — NBC newsman Tom Brokaw to what popular singer Kenny Rogers can do with a SINGING O U T — Maurice White, founder Newman says he hardly has time to walk around the we are willing to guarantee your present aaaking an Individual fireplaced family room large bedrooms, main and lead singer of Earth, Wind & Fire, block because of his newfound lame and a pressing and den, 3 baths, huge floor family room with says the all-style, no-substance network anchorman hammer and nails. The Plennlne end Zoning Commlsilen will hold a outvie Income, for up to one year, If you possess for this full time posi- DUDINED8 fireplace, also a lower A deadline for his latest book. hoorlne on Monday, Pobruory 1, 1988 ot 7:00 P.M. In tho eat-ln kitchen plus gen­ portrayed by William Hurt in the hit movie The Davis family recently purchased Liongate, a sings in concert Friday night at the Hoorlno Room, Lincoln Contor, 494 Main Stroot, Monchos- an above average desire to do what Is tin. MSW, BSVy or OPPORTUNITIES erous dining room. level recreation room, “Broadcast News" wouldn’t last in the real world. 50-year-old Bel-Air mansion once owned and Newman, 33, became a celebrity April 1 when he tor, C T to hoar and contidor tho followino potitlons: I formal dining room, Hartford Civic Center. Hartford was the necessary to succeed In becoming one of degree In related field Perfect for your grow­ stepped back into his southwestern Ohio hometown M AKE money with v6ur good sized kitchen with “People will not watch me or Peter Jennings or renovated by Rogers, for $7.7 million. ANDRRW ANSALOl COMPANY - ZONH CHANOR- RURAL the beat automobile salespeople... required with geratric ing family. 5239,900 Dan Rather for our charm or our personality or our That’s the second home purchased by the Davis sixth stop for the band on its first tour in after traveling alone by foot for four years. RESIORNCI TO INDUSTRIAL • 100 BIDWBLL STRHHT (A- computer. Join a no­ Century-21 Epstein glass sliders to deck, 40) • To choneo tho zonlno district elossincotlon from Rural or medical exparl- tional network. Tele- 7'/j baths, private back wink or our sweater unless they believe that they’re family that Rogers has owned and renovated. The five years. Now he spends his time talking to reporters, all training provided, hospitalization plan, Reolty. 647-8895.0 Rosidonco to Industrial for a porcol of land consistim of enca preferred. Ex- phone 1-^346-4147. yard treed lot. Priced being well informed,” he said in an interview first was a Beverly Hills manor called the Knoll, movie producers and a literary agent who expects opproxlmallov 1.9 ocrot and Idontiflod os o portion of 106 paid vacations, profit sharing and much to sell. $249,900. U & R The 21-hour "Star-athon ’88,” featuring Pia Bldwoll Stroot. callent benefits with MANCHESTER. Owner published in this week’s People magazine. which Davis bought in 1984 for $20.5 million in what him to finish a book chronicling his travels by March HOMED anxious to sell. Reolty. 643-2692.0 ROBIRT MILBNDV • RISUBOIVISION • 704 VBRNON morel starting salary com­ Brokaw did concede that appearance counts in TV was one of the highest prices ever paid for a home. Zadora, Tony Bennett and Charro, ended Sunday 1. S T R U T (M-tO) - AppHcollon under tho Monchostor Sub­ FOR DALE $179,900. This spacious MANCHESTER. Smart news. “I don’t think my cosmetics are all that after raising pledges of $21,365,616, said publicist division Rooulmlons to pormit a rosubdivislen of o porcH of please apply between 10 AM & 3 PM mensurate with ax- I and attractive 7-plus Investors choice. N “I’m in purgatory right now,” Newman said great.” said the NBC anchor. “I tell (ABC’s) Peter Nina Gordon. land consistino of opprexlmotloy 4.7 ocrot and Idontiflod ot or CALL, parlance.- Interested room Ranch Is a plea­ Newly renovated 3 Cerebral palsy benefit recently. “I’m getting four hours’ sleep a day and 7M Vornon Stroot. All real estate advertised In Jennings he looks like the classic anchorman.” The money will be used lor programs to support KAREN KAUFHOLD applicants should the Manchester Herald Is sure to showl. It l! family, 2 bedroom “Broadcast News” is “an appropriate warning LOS ANGELES (AP) — Hosts John Ritter and victims of cerebral palsy and research to combat working constantly on my book. I’ve got to finish it BURR CMNRRS ASODCIATH, LTD. PARTNIMHJI^ sublect to the Fair Housing located In a desirable each. Quiet dead end •PRCIALIXCHPTIDN • 1129 TDLLAND TURNPIKR (t-On 6 4 6 -4 3 2 1 for appointment apply at or send re­ Act of 196S, which makes It area of Manchester. street. 5224,900. Kler- about the dangers of whom you put on the air,” said Henry Winkler helped the Cerebral Palsy Telethon the disease, which impairs muscular coordination, by my first-draft deadline. Then I’m sure I’ll spend - AppHcollon undor Articio II, Soctlon 9.1S.01 to pormit the spring and summer rewriting it.” addfllent to tho oxlstlne shopping contor on o slto cgntliting sume to; Illegal to advertise onv pref­ There Is a large private nan Realty. 649-1147. CBS’ Rather, who predicted that corporate raise more than $21 million in pledges last weekend. Gordon said. of opprexlmatloy 22.7 oeros one Idontiflod os 112* Tollond erence, limitation ordlscrlm- yard. Has a walk-out Martin A. Meghan Inatlon based on race, color, MANCHESTER. New Tumpiko. 500 W. C*nlM SI. basement Ideal (or In­ Senior Adminlatrator religion, sex or notional England Imagel Im­ At this hoorlno Intorostod portons may bo hoord and writtin MoiKhail*, origin, or on Intention to law situation! Lots ot maculate and spacious communications rocolvod. CopIm of thoso potitlons oro on moke onv such preference, closet space. Two fire­ historic 3 bedroom Co­ In town Clork's Offleo and may bo Inspoctod during MANCHESTERJli CONN. T*l. 646-4321 Meadows Manor flip flip limitation or discrimlnoflon. places. There ore lonial In quiet yet con- normal offleo hours. 333 Bldwoll St. The Herald will not know­ many other tine fea­ venlent location. PLANNINO AND ZDNINO COMMISSIDN Manchaatar. C T 06040 ingly occept onv advertise­ tures In this home. LED KWASH, SECRETARY $187,900. Klernan m ent w hich Is In violotlon of Make an Otter. Realty Reolty. 649-1147. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 Dotod at Monchostor, CT this 2Sth day ot January, 1*01. 647-9191 the law. World, Frechette Be­ toe TOLLAND. Country 0SO4I1 SOUTHERN New Eng- noit Associates. 646- land classifleld ads 7709.O.______charm! Expandable 2 reach nearly 8(X),000 bedroom Cope on homes In Connecticut CUDDLE UP next to a beautifully landscaped |PART TIME cozy tire In the -fire­ PART TIME HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Full Time... and Rhode Island. The 2 acres. Just minutes Noticeg HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED price for a basic 25 place of this terrific 7 from 1-84, shopping, PART-TIME word ad Is only 555 and ' room Raised Ranch. 3 schools. 5157,900. Kler- As a condition precedent to MEDICAL SECRETARY bedrooms, 2V7 baths, nan Realty. 649-1147. ADMINISTRATIVE As­ AUTO and Truck Me­ ACCOUNTS will appear In 43 news­ new state-ot-the-arl the placement of onv odver- PART Time driver sistant. Growing com­ chanic. Immediate op­ Assistant to work for papers. For more In­ COVENTRY. Sparkling tlslne In the Manchester He­ PART Time cooking In DEMONSTRATORS Internist In Manches­ kitchen cabinets, fan­ your home. Deliver to needed. Must have own pany seeking qualified ening. Experienced PAYABLE / formation call Classi­ and newl 2 bedroom rald, Advertiser hereby Pleasant, partonaUe In­ ter. Part time or full fied, '643-2711 and ask tastic sunporch above agrees to protect. Indemnity handicapped person. car. Work 2 days a person. Responsibili­ only with own tools. a great yard. Ideal for Ranch among pines week. Call Julie 871- THIS HAH OR MORE? dividuals needed for 3 647-9552. time. Call 646-7810. EVENINGS for detalls.n - trees. Walk to the lake I and hald harmless the Man­ Telephone 646-7703. ties Include: payroll, week sssignment (2/14 - PAYROLL entertaining, family chester Herald, Its officers 2988, leave message. Age not Important — group Insurance, ad­ MANCHESTER. Otarm- room, store room and $147,900. Klernan and employees against any CLERICAL opening. 20-25 RssIrslR- ministration of person­ 3/6) to demonstrste hou- We need 8 people to work Realty. 649-1147. week. Miscellaneous PART Time position. eewsre Hern In the follow­ BOOKKEEPER Ing, cozy, convenient. 3 lots more! $188,250. and all liability, loss or Today's executives were nel records and office part-time from our telephone bedroom, 2'/j baths. expense. Including attor­ duties In busy medical Manchester Insurance ing retsll locations: TREE CARE Jackson 8i Jackson PRINCETON Street ex­ hired In their 20's. 30's. supplies Inventory. RN Part Tim s (24 hour par waak) Home In very aulel Real Estate. 647-8400.a. panded 7 room Cape. 3 neys' fees, arising from office. Call 646-7704. agency looking for a sales office for major daily poaltlon lor dlllgant and ax- mature person from 40's. 5ffs Company benefits Manchester - Hartford neighborhood. Fire- bedroom, country kit­ claims of unfair trade practi­ X-RAY Technician (reg­ East Hartford Bartlett parlanca dindividual with COUNTRY CLUB Cha­ ces, Infringement of trade­ 8;30am to 1pm. Must ARE YOU? available. Please call SUPERVISORS newspaper 5:15 to 9:15 evenings placed living room, chen. 16x22 1st floor 2 atrong mathamaticl ikllli. risma! This stylish istered). Part-time for for an appointment. TRAINING PROVIDED. screened porch and marks, trade names or pat­ have good typing and • Age 21 or ovor? Trss Expirti Muat ba oapabla of prooaa- home boasts park-llke family room, master ents, vlolotlan at rights of physiclons office In • AggrtMivo? and Saturday 9-12:30 pm. No office skills. Call 8 : 30a m -1 2 ; 30pm . Please call O L S TE N Ser­ Meadows Manor alng P.O.’a nand Involoaa and much more. 5169,900. bedroom with sitting privacy and Infringement ot Rockville. Please call • Amolllau* has Immediate 3 NEEDED (NOW) grounds complete with Donna 646-6050. Inde­ Prague Shoe Com­ vices at 647-1901 or 549- East, A multi-level experience necessary, we will ba familiar with' compular' 643-9258.______a beautiful In-ground area, 16x32 above capvright and proprietary 871-8545 for further pendent Insurance • In Good Hoalth? pany, Administrative 5544 to reserve your posi­ openings for ground pool. $172,500. rights, unfair competition detolls.______• High School QradiiaW or health care facility Import experience helpful, but not train. bad payroll. MANCHESTER Seven pool I 7 Rooms, 3 bed­ Center, 830 Hartford BotMr? Office. 282-9074 tion TODAY. experienced tree room Cope In desirable No agents. Call otter and libel and slander, which INSURANCE Manches­ has an immediate full necessary as we will train. For additional Information, rooms, 2V‘i baths, Enor­ may result from the publlco- Rood, Monchester. If you qualify, you will cllmbere In our • SuarantMd hour pay plaiaa call Halan Adam, our Buckley School neigh­ mous family room with tlon of any advertlsment In ter agency. Immediate bo guaranteed: time and part time Manchester office. Salary based on experience, good borhood. Siding, deck, opening part time. BANQUET Servers. Part RN/LPN Charge Bookkaapar at (203) fireplace, lorge out the Manchester Herald by time, flexible hours. • I (Timed let* high Incomo FULL Time position for opening on the 3-11 Also, professional • Approx. 24 hra. per week 346-2296. professional landscap­ building for additional LOTD/LAND advertiser. Including adver­ Group Claims process­ • 3 wooks oxponM ptid driving and general benefits, uniforms provided, excel­ Apply In person; The CHANGE NURSE pest management ing. Rec room, dark­ storage. Mint condi­ FOR DALE tisements In any tree distri­ ing and general office training In Boston store work. Should be shift. Excellent bene­ lent working conditions — • Plaaaant working conditions room, new paint and bution publications pub­ GallerV, 141 New Lon- • Quaiantaod Income to Meadows Manor East, GLASTONBURY tion! Martin School. 5 supervisors. Must be work. 643-6401.______d o n Tu rn p ik e , familiar with this area, j fits with salary up to paper Inside. Fire­ $249,900. Jackson & MANCHESTER. 7 acres lished by the Manchester start a 116 bed multi-level Apply In person:^ experienced. Class 2 • Bonuses Herald. Penny Sleffert, RECEPTIONIST and as­ Glostonburv. e Unllmitsd advanesment •16.15 (no benefit rate For interview cail Tom Dell, 8 am HEALTH CARE place, hardwood Jackson Real Estate. of beautiful high scenic opportunitlee health care facility Is Flower Fashion, 85 • Commissions Publisher. sistant In Manchester PART-TIme driver for up to 'Id-BS). Inter­ license. Excellent pay, to 4 pm, Monday thru Friday. floors, bay windows. 647-8400.D.______land In Burnham Street doctor's office. Ma­ A C T TO D AY seeking qualified East Center Street, holidays, vacations. CENTER Much more. A must area. Mostly In Man­ handicapped person. to ensure tomorrowl Monchester.______ested applicants con­ Contact A BOYHOOD DREAM ture, dependable, and RN/LPN Charge Insurance and see. $159,900. Don 646- chester, ocess from PART TIME pleasant personality a Manchester- Glqston- Call (or appointment and COMPANION(s) needed 1175 Hebron Ave. Come True. Owners bury area. 646-7703. personal Interview. Nurses. All shifts avail­ tact: Manchester Herald 9892.______dream to refurbish this East Hartford. Rural must. Must enloy pa­ to care tor elderly uniforms. MANOESratHObCA Glastonbury, C T residential zone. Great HELP WANTED Carl Naser able Including week­ Mrs. Pepin at SUM M IT Village Beauti­ exceptional Antique tient contact. Great woman In her home In 16 Brainard Place ful 2bedroonvCondom-snfvGonC fo r sub-dlvision. Monday S Tuesday days and weekends 6 4 9 -8 1 5 0 THE PROFESSIONALS 06033 Colonial Is now a real­ SECRETARY- working conditions. Manchester. All shifts, Meadows Manor Inlum In sranO small 11S6 8 cre a te d 4pm-8pm at the tame time In a Plaese coll The Child­ Flexibla hours. Ideal pany, opportunities will train. Reply to Box N O CLUNQI profetelonal manner. D.W.FIsh Realty. 643- special touches, unique owners, consolidate your available. Join a grow­ shift. Starting salary LINES bills, pay off your credit ren’s Place,Inc, Mon- for school or senior N Manchester Herald. Call Mr. ResnIck Telephone, booking GLASTONBURY 1591 or e71-1400.o. floor plan lust waiting chester. 643-5535. ing company. Our 16 Bralnard Place. of •7.86-*8.11 com - f o r decoratrlng cards, your car or busi­ citizen Individuals. (203) 289-1156 appointmente, han­ MANCHESTER. Say ness loan, your mortgage C A R E G IV E R to work Apply at once to management office Manchester CT. 06040. HEALTH CARE touches. Generous al­ RECEPTIONIST has several positions manaurate with ex­ dling patients. Excel­ Good-bye to that small and save, save your with Infants or nunager or Ann. lowances still availa­ available. Training SCHOOL Crossing perience. Apply In lent pay and bent Its for CENTER home. Large 5 bed­ ble. Treat yourself to a homell NO PAYMENTS toddlers, afternoons. CLERK TYPIST guards. Town of Man­ right Individual. room Colonial has ev­ UP TO 2 YEARSI Bad Experience preferred. Liggett Parkada provided. We offer: person et: 1175 Habron Ave. showing todayl credit, late payments or for our main office paid vacations, polo DRIVER chester. The town Is Send reaume to; Glastonbury, CT erything you have been 5254,900. Jackson & ABC Day Care. 647-0788 Pharmacy lobby. Customer ser­ seeking responsible, looking for. First floor unemployment Is not a or 649-9228.______holidays, paid personal Full time, first shift Maidows Manor Sports Midlclni A fireplaced family room Jackson Real Estate. problem. ForeclosiTre'as- Manchester Parkade vice duties Included. days, health and/or life caring. Individuals to 06033 647-8400.O.______Sales Positions. Morn­ f o r a printing 333 Bldwoll St. (203) 659-1905 and den, 3 baths, huge slstance available for the Manchester, C T Good benefits, good Insurance, free park­ serve os school cross­ OrthopNdles of NEW TO M ARKET. Nine S E L F-E M P L O Y E D and ings. Eblens Casual com pany. Must be Mancheeter, C T 06040 Squal OppwtunNy Smatoyar M/F eat-ln kitchen plus gen­ 9 ing, pleasant office at­ ing guards. Hours are wages, apply; Monchostor erous dining room. room two and one half NEWLY DIVORCEDI Clothing and Foot­ mosphere. Apply In neat, dependable, 19’/> per week. Salary 647-0101 Kindly coll Swiss Center- wear, 974 Main Street, have good driving 155 Main Street Perfect for your grow­ bath U&R High Ranch. Savings Bank of person Tuesdov- $5.50-56 per hour. Uni­ SOS Manchester, C T Dramatic first floor vatlvo Group at 288-454- Manchester. 646-1191. record and over 18 forms and training pro­ ing fomlly. Century-21 Manchester Frlday, 8:30am-4pm. 645-8387 FOOD SERVICE Epstein Realty. 647- family room with 13Mer 288-454-4484. TOWN OP MANCHBSTBR Prague Shoe Com­ years old. For confi­ vided. No experience cathedral celling and LIOAL NOTICI 923 Main Street pany, 200 Pitkin Street, dential Interview, required, monchester MECHANIC with expe­ between 10 8> 6 pm 8895.D ______rience wanted full SUPERVISOR MANCHESTER . New to glass walls. Located In Manchester, C T 06040 Eost Hartford, CT. contact: residence preferred. executive areo with At Its meeting of January 20, ISOS th# Planning ond Zonlno Applicants available at time. Apply In person, ACCOUNTANT. Staff Ac­ Meadows Manor market. Roomy 4 bed­ In need of Commission mode tho lollowing docislont: Mansfield Auto Parts, easy access to schools THOMPSON the personnel office, 41 countant needed In East, a 116 bed, multi­ room home with coun­ MOOTMNAfT DBVBLOPBRS - PRO XONB CHANOI AND Route 32, Monsfleld. and 1384. 5229,900. Sen­ M o rtg a g e ? 8 Center Street, Man­ growing business. De­ try kitchen, Vh baths, PMUMINARY DBVBLOPMBNT PLAN - WOODLAND level health care facil­ try Real Estate. 643- ASSOCIATES chester or call 647-3126. SUPERVISOR-RN. gree and 1-3 years ex­ beautiful screened-ln Good credit or bad AND CHAPBL •TRBRTf IN-14) - Approvod fj}*'•wnoo In Mondov-Frlday, 3pm- ity located In Man- porch. Prlvotely situ­ 4060.O.______zoning district closslflcollon from RosIdonco a to P lo n i^ LOOKING FOR WORK WINDSOR, CT Equal Opportunity perience preferred. credit, we make loana Rosidonco Dovolopmont and approvod tta prollmlnorv do- Employer. Females, 11pm. Applications are Responsibilities In­ chaater haa a full time ated on beautifully NEW LISTING. G o r­ vologmoftt plon with tho condition that tho sonltory sowsr 688-7281 now being accepted for landscaped lot In quiet geous eight room two oaay. Racant ban­ minorities and handi­ clude Involvement In poaltlon available for oooomont oceompoiw tho ^ 1 ^ • 'S P 71*2l BUT ask for George capped urged to apply. this key position. For cash bookkeeping, area. Call for details. and one half bath Con- kruptcy, toracloera or lor 0 Dorcol of loiid lAntlltod os 3SR, 45,47,49and 4SR Wood­ Interview please con­ food aarvice aupervi temporory. Four bed­ land Stroot and 14 ond » Citoool S t r ^ . bank reconciliation Send a message of love Centurv-21 Epstein lata paymantt, wa can tact Mrs. Plante, DNF, and collection. Com­ aor. Succasaful can­ Realty. 647-8895.0. rooms, two full baths ■NNRIT AND RRIAN RRRO - PRO XONR CHANOR AND DONT HAVE THE SKILLS? Crestfleld Convols- with skylights, sunken halp. Ralo-Com haa It p MUMINRY DRVBLOPMHNT p l a n ■ CHARI8 ROAD pany benefits availa­ didate will have COUNTRY SETTING AND eLBASON IT R B B T IR-20) - Approvod Iho clwnoo In RN’s OPENING cent. 643-5151.______ble. Please call for to your Valentine on living room with sky­ all from le t and 2nd degree In dietetica or Andover. 5124,900. Five im lno disfrict closslflcotlon Worn Rural HEED TRANSPORTATION? BODYMAN with expe­ appointment, Monday- room ranch. Great lights, tile entrance mortgagee to rafl- 8 In SOMERS and ENFIELD. CT. rience wanted full Frlday, 8;3 0am- February food service, or state starter or retirement foyer, first floor family nancaa. Appllcatlona Work closer to home and continue doing the room, large kitchen Then call us for an Interview. time. Apply In person, 12;30pm. Prague Shoe cartiticatlon. Excel­ home. Gorgeous 600' taken In tha convanl- things you enjoy the most about your Job — Mansfield Auto Parts, Company, Administra­ deep rear yard. Conve­ with breakfast bar and Offering paid on the Job TRAINING. lent benefits with sa­ first floor with laundry anoa of your home or son Straw. helping people. We have openings on the 2nd Route 32, Mansfield. tive Office. 282-9074. 1 x 2>/2 nient to Rte 6 and I-384T ■AVMOND DAMATO • PINAL PRD DHVRLOPMRNT lary commensurate D.W.FIsh Realty. 643- area. 5256.500. Sentry office. end 3rd shifts at our facllltlea. Pay la S 12 5 0 Real Estote. 643-4060.O. ^ N ^B W 8TATB ROAD 10^) - Afwovod with m ^ ^ FANTASTIC BENEFITS. commenaurate with the labor market, without with experience. Ex­ 1591 or 871-1400.P. eomHM tho final dovolopmotw plan for a porcol of l £ ^ cer^ STOP out Sunday and see C ALL NOW slstlng of qpofoximotloy 5.2 oeros and Idorttlflod as *HV and traveling to Hartford or Springfield to work. perience preferred WELL-KEPT. Coventry. our protaaalonala are will work with you on arranging ASSISTANT $169,900. 3 Bedroom how much $144,900 will tTOV Now Stata Rood. Coneldar this opportunity and Join our other CALL but not necessary. buy. You'll be plea­ on duty 7 daya a weak BWIM CDNITRUCTION CO. - PHAtIND PLAN • medical etaff In providing quality medical care to Raised Ranch on a TRANSPORTATION. PHONE ROOM Please direct raeume gorgeous one-ocre lot. santly surprisedi 3 RELO-COM SrAMr S b USH ROAD (1-OS) - our Inmates. Call ua at (203) 763-0865 ext. 4104 to Mane Lubka , or Cathedral cellinged lorge bedrooms, fire­ plan for tha Brambtobuih Farms Swbrllvision - Soctlon 5. MANAGER placed living room, Classes begin February 8. for more Information or to be scheduled for an 643-2711 apply In person at: Living Room and Din­ FINANCIAL COSaMUNITV CNILO OUIDANCR CUNIC • *ITRfl-AM Interview. Needed to work In our local offica while to place your ing Room. Enclosed dining room, kitchen NMOtPIMTimi • *17 NORTH MAIN ITRIRIT (C-7W - ^ learning all phaaaa of talaphona aalaa room porch with sliders !o with eating space, 1>/^ SERVICES with modlflcatloiM tho rtvlsod sits dovslopmsnt plan Please call A. Plante managamant. Muat be able to train and MddiIows miDnor bath, recreation room K r rSo?eal ? f ^ Id ^ llo d os J17 North Main Stroot. THE CONNECTICUT special message deck. Large eat-ln kit­ Call Bob H ayw a rd Director of Nursing Services mollvala other#. Advancement aaaurod to 333 Bldwell St. chen. Brick firepideed and garagel Imme­ A copy of thoso docislons hos boon hold In tho Town Clork's CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTIONS the light peraon. For Interview contact Mr. lower level. Recreation diate occupancy. Blan­ 649-3156 Ottlco. Franda between th# hours of 4-7 p.m. only Manchaatar, C T 06040 Box 1400, Enfield, C T 06082 P.S. Deadline is 10 A.M., Feb. 12th, 1988 Boom and 2 Full boths. chard 8( Rossetto, "We Licensed by CT. and PLANNINO AND ZONING COMMISSION 643-5151 at 647-9046. Mencheatar Herald, le^Bralnard D47-D191 Guarantee Our LRO KWASH, SECRETARY Attn. Nurea Recruitment D.W.FIsh Realty. 643- NY. act AMnnaUKt AeSan lO f Houses" 646-2482.0 Ootod at Monchostor, C T this 2Sth day of Jonuory, 11900. 1591 or 871-1400.O. 057-01