24 - MANCHESTKK HtKALU. Tliuisduy, April 12. 1984 Beautification committee to piant memoriai cherry trees ! Oulllette (Dorothy Whit Corbett); Retired Swingers Chester Municipal Retirees (Viva Reggetts); Laureate Mr. and Mrs. Heinz Bartel. British-Amerlcon Club (John Manchester Garden Club Chopter of Beta Sigma Phi , M r. and Mrs. Herbert Benson comb); Brltlsh-Aiifierlcan Golt League ot Manchester The Knvironment and (Mrs. Andrew "Vivo " Reg- Assoc. (Frank Steele); Her Club (Arnold •‘Pine” Country Club (Joseph L. Keone Sr.); Mr. and Mrs. Iriends from Manchester (Anna Robinson); Manches and Mrs. Calvin Taggart Beaul dil ation Committee getts); British-American (John J. FitzGerald) Clarke); Retired Swingers Handley); British-American Glenn Linton. Mr. and Mrs. Professional Handwriting ter Garden Club (Mrs. R. Club (Beotrlce Webb General manager urges House Joins Senate Go fly a kite — ol the Cpaler Manehes Robert C. SculW and Mr. and Club (James Gleason); Mrs. Louis "Rita” Betko); Mr. Morgaret McNomor and Golf League ot Manchester Mary L. Collins (Josephine Analysts (Davlana N. Stem); Country Club (William E. Soucler). Mrs. Lionel I. Lessard Sr. Joseph and Olga Sullivan and Mrs. William Rickert, Mr. and Mrs. George ter Chiftnbi'r o! Com (William ' Pop' Preston); Annese); Members of Man- merce has announced its Manchester Republican budget contingency fund vs. Nicaragua mining or race a canoe spring plans lor the Mem Women's Club (Paul E. WII- Ihide); Mr. ond Mrs. RIchord orial Tree Program, ac O. Forde and Mr, and Mrs. ... page 3 ... page 4 ... page 11 cording to Dr. Douglas H. Bert Hovey (Gilbert P. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a Smith. Memorial Tree Donahue) Myrno Sieboid (James H. subcommittee chairman Tuohey); Viola Reid and Plans include the addi Mariorie McMenemy (Philip M. W old); Viola Reid and tion ol Higgins flowering Moriorie McMenemy cherry trees along the (James M. Tym an); Mr. and Kast Cemetery on Harri Mrs. Normon Sterling (Mrs. CHOICEST MEATS US TOWN Charles Bigelow); Ann and son Street. These new John Kildish ano Borboro trees will be a continua and Louis Musinski (Joseph Cloudy tonight; Manchester, Conn. tion of an existing row of Giraitis); Retired Swingers Bowling League (Ralph A. rain Saturday Friday, April 13, 1984 cherry trees started in Leonder); Retired Swingers spring 1981. The trees Bowling League (Jomes H. BUTCHER SHOP — See page 2 Single copy: 25® have white flowers in Bruffee). USD, CHOICE ______DELI HUT M r.’ and Mrs. Robert B. lEanrlfratTr Irra lJi TASTY early May. Weiss (Beth Blair); Charles Additional plans in E. Jacobson Jr., M.D. (Mrs. BOTTOM ROUND clude placing red flower Harold J. Lehmus); Mr. and POTATO SALAD .45< Mrs. Richard 5. Carpenter n.89 ing crabapple trees in the (Mrs. Alys Davies); Jane S. FsS cISI e CEHTERCUT DEUTSCHMACHER center esplanade along Zaglio (SIri Lehmus); Mr. East Center Street. Some ond Mrs. Philip Custer BOnOM ROUND *11.79 (James Meachom Sr.); Mr. CELLO FRANKS of the original crabapple and Mrs. Anthony Chomon *2.29 LEAN DOMESTIC Penney trees planted on East (James Meachom Sr.); Mr. Center Street under the and Mrs. Anthony Choman COOKED HAM .12.19 (Sophie Shorkewych); Mrs. Memorial Tree Program Elsie A. Bradley and Mrs. EYE ROUND WUNDERBAR Shuttle lands in 1966 and 1967 have l>een Elizabeth Anderson (Conrad G. Anderson); Your friends $2.69 workers lost to a u t o ni o b i 1 e on 11 to 7— Nancy LaPointe, ?s m o ! ^ ! e BEEF ROUND GERMAN BOLOGNA .11.19 accidents. Lenora Henderson, Mickey The flowering trees will Ogden, Dora Hall, Sandy BACK RUMP MOTHER 600SE be furnished by Granlland Cooksey, Jean Chaplin, Heidi Darling, Peggy Ru LIVERWURST .11.99 smoothly on organize Nursery and will be deen, Mickey Gordon, Joan *2.39 I^M^H^KE BEEF ROUND planted late this month. Daley, Connie Carlton, SWITZERLAND This spring s planting w ill Peggy Callahan, Harriet Groot, Val Wetherell, Me- CUBE SWISS CHEESE .12.79 Bv Kathv Garmus represent the completion lisso Beisley, Barbara ______4 Herald Reporter ol 19 years of the Memor Driggs, Susan DeBori, Rita STEAK *2.79 Gingras and Lorraine Lanier WEAVER Friday the 13th ial Tree Program. Smith (Maria Bolfore). Warehouse employees at the said. Jim ond Mary King (M ar DUTCH FRYE J.C. Penney Catalog Distribution Anyone interested in ian Huitman); Jamrogo Family (Julia Ofiaro); By James J. Doyle the Mojave Desert, but practically Center in Manchester have petiti donating to the Memorial Theresa Parla (Josephine PANTRY PACK *2.99 PRODUCE BAKERY oned the National Labor Relations United Press International no one was on hand to greet the Tree Program in memory McDonnell); British- Flral«(SlMMi FLORIDA CORN S/99< Board for an election to certify the of a Iriend or family American Club (Edward A. SEA C O V ^ DEPARTMENT ! astronauts. Only three reporters "Buz " Burdett J r .); British- JUMBO CELLO LETTUCE m 69< EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, were on hand and a few dozen Teamsters Union as their bargain member, or to honor the American Ciub (John J. Ska- FROZEN UROE SIZE TOMATOK^ lk79< ing agent, a labor board official birth ol a new child, may hill); British-American Club Dog Rolls 8 / 6 9 C Calif. — Challenger’s astronauts, technicians, guards and pilots. (Edwin J. Griswold); Mar URBE SIZE ARTICHOKES m. A9< wrapping up a breakthrough satel NASA technicians rushed 12 said today. send a check lor $10 or SWORDFISH Joseph McMahon, acting deputy garet McNamar (Martha JUMBO SIZE NAVAI/DRAN6ES 4/89< lite repair mission, made a smooth support vehicles to the ship after it more- to the Memorial RussefI), Josephine and ■ ljurterry Tarts .b 4 9 0 director of the NLRB's Hartford Tree Program, careof the Francis Dickenson, Harold '••Tl.-f FRESH ORANNY SMITH APPLES ik 59< Friday the 13th landing after being rolled to a stop. and Marguerite MacNeely, Wheat Bread 6 9 0 diverted from Florida because of The astronauts' wives were at office, said officials from the Greater Manchester Adrianne and Ralph John I federal labor board will meet with Chamber ol Commerce. BAY SCAILOPS CHEESE CORNER _ COFFEE CORNER showers at the Kennedy Space the Kennedy Space Center. Their son, Lena and Mark Hill, Center. reunion with their husbands was representatives of both J.C. Pen 20 Hartford Road. Man Hilda Baker and Blanche aON CHAMP! (RIE w/MuilnMU ib. *3.99 ney and Teamsters Union Local chester. CT. 06040. An Newmon (George A. Sweet) JUMBO Colombia Commander Robert Crippen, delayed until late in the day after Mr. and Mrs. Frederick MAMSEU BABETTE tr Coffee Beans co-pilot Dick Scobee and satellite they and the astronauts fly to 671 during the next two weeks to try acknowledgement card Tedford (Ethyt 6. Wood- STUFFING SHRIMP $11.99 BRODER BASIL lb. *3.49 . * 3 . 9 9 , to reach an agreement on a lime fix-it men Terry Hart, George Houston in NASA, airplanes. will be sent to anyone so bridge Wilson); Mr.andMrs. and place for an election. designated. . Frederick Tedford (Emma Nelson and James van Hoften took “Send ^ y regrets to the folks at Sakso); The Main Pub Soft- the Florida waveoff in stride and, KSC," said Crippen, whose June "There is no scheduled election The most recent donors ball Team (Edward Hanlon) ; as such," McMahon said. ol the Memorial Tree Her friends at River East an orbit later, glided to a lonely flight also was diverted from Homemaker-Heolth Aid Ser welcome on the 7>/S-mile-long dry Florid'a'to California. In the meantime, the board will Planting P r o g r a m vices (Janet Rice); George examine a variety of (actors, include: and Betty Walker (Natalie lakebed runway. Gardner told Crippen the “good ■ McIntosh). Lt. Gen. James Abrahamson, news, bad news” that he received ' DPI photo including the legitimacy of the Gordon and Jeanne Eagle- Also, Mrs. James E. Chace NASA associate administrator, after the June flight still stood. proposed bargaining unit and the son (memory ot Cedric Gig (James E. Chace); Mrs. Challenger's astronauts, wrapping up a Florida landing was canceled. NASA petition, to see if there are any gle); Mike end Andrea Oles- Richard Jennings (John Fen- said the mission proved that That meant he landed success nevich (memory of Jacob ity); Alpha Delta Kappa another shuttle crew could rescue fully, but the awaiting refresh breakthrough satellite repair mission, said the shuttle was diverted because of problems which would require a Laguza); Perennial Planter (memory of Founders of . . . . i b . the two communications satellites ments were 3,000 miles away. landed the craft at Edwards Air Force rapidly deteriorating weather condi hearing before an election was Garden Club (deceased Alpha Delta Kappa); Mrs. USDA Choice Bottom Round Roast 41.89 scheduled. McMahon said. loved ones); Lenox Bowling Elinor Brennan (Mrs. Mar stranded after launch in February '^ e switch in sites for the Friday Base in California this morning after a tions at Kennedy Space Center. League (Sophie Miller); garet Carvey); Mariorie if the satellite owners request such thdi3th landing was made during a "We're not aware of any at this Thomas and Florence Reid Martin (Raymond F. time," he said, Parker (Chester E. Thomos First of the Season Florida a mission. ries of'*^ rapid-fire decisions as Barrett); Mrs. JohnGribbon Sr.); Mr. and Mrs. Winston and Daughter, Mrs. Eugene “This mission gives us a great weather conditions worsened, with McMahon said he could not R. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Clarke and Sons (Raymond deal of confidence that we can go clouds over the cape and showers divulge how many J.C. Penney Robert F. Brannick (George F. Barrett); Viola Reid and Johnson Sr.); Ladies Auxil Sweet Yellow Corn 5 ears.....------1.99 •on the way, employees signed cards in support Mariorie McMenemy (Ray do this,” he said in a news Business-to-business prices iary to Anderson-Shea Post mond F. Barrett); Retired conference at Cape Canaveral. Despit^tbe chafige in landifig of an election. But he said at least No. 2046, Veterans of Foreign Swingers of Manchester 30 percent of the members of a Wars (deceosed members). Country Club (Harold F. Challenger's fliers, who spent an sites^ the Astronauts' mission was Violo Reid and Mariorie Frozen Swordfish Steaks------ib 14.99, extra day aloft to revive the Solar an unqualified success. Bji snatch proposed bargaining unit must Jarvis Sr.); Retired Swin McMenemy (Sophie Choman gers of Manchester Country Max sun observatory-; touched ing the disabled Sdlar Max satellite sign in order for the petition to be Sharkeyech); Manchester rise haif percent in March Club (Edwin J. Griswold); down at 8:38 a.m. EST (5:38 a.m. from orbit, rehabilitating it to “100 considered valid under labor law. Municipal Retirees Assoc. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Girard There are about 1.200 employees (Morris RIbock); River Eost (Margaret Carvey); AAaude /Vo S u b stitu te PST), 15 minutes after sunrise, percent" health and returning it to Homemaker-Home Health and Hewitt Wilson (M r. and W'e Give Old Fashioned kicking up a long trail of dust tinted orbit, Challenger’s fliers proved By Dennis G. Gulino The index of wholesale prices business inflation index from going at the warehouse, company offi Aide Service (Harold S. Ja r Mrs. Archie Dougan); Dr. vis Sr.); Mr. and Mrs. Tho For Quality such servicing is feasible. United Press International does not directly reflect current up faster. Gasoline prices alone cials have said. J. C. Penney is and Mrs. Charles E. Jacob Butcher Service ... pinkish-orange by the rising sun. ^ mas F. Donahue (Mrs. Adele son Jr. (Ruth Friend) “V/elcome back on Friday the In addition to a revived Solar consumer costs. But the 0.5 per were down for the eighth consecu Manchester's largest private Sullivan); Mf*. and Mrs. Lv- Dorothy T. Evans (Ray 41-Charley,'' said mission con Max, the astronauts left millions of WASHINGTON - Wholesale cent increase for March means an tive month, falling 1.5 percent. employer. mon N. Taylor (Donald Hill); mond F. Barrett); Kensing McMahon said he hoped that if Her friends ot the sewing club ton St. Neighbors — Mr. and trol's Guy Gardner, using NASA tomato seeds and dozens of other prices moved up 0.5 percent in average truckload of goods that But outside of the categories of (Bessie G rade); Mr. and Mrs. Herman Johnson, Mr. STORE HOURS: code for Friday the 13th. experiments in space in a t>us-sized March, boosted by a wide range of cost a business $100,000 in Febru food and energy “a very broad an agreement could be reached, an Mrs. E.A. Gimalouski (Do and Mrs. Walter Andrews, The happy fliers stepped out of satellite to be retrieved next increases, from food to cosmetics, ary went up in price to $100,500. range of substantial increases" election would be held in a month to nald E. H ill); Ladies Auxil Mrs. Mary Meronovich and six weeks, iary to Manchester Chapter Family, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mon. & Tues. 'til 6:00 317 HigMaiid St the veteran spaceship 28 minutes Febni(ary?' the Labor Department said today. Most such increases are eventu were evident in the March report, No. 17, Disabled Americon Perrett, Mr. ond Mrs. Ed after the landing and looked at Solar V Max scientists at the The March increase in the ally passed on to consumers. according to one department econ “We'd like to see an election be Veterans (deceased ward J. Moriarty, Mrs. Wed., Thurs., & fri. 'til 9:00 department's Producer Price In A usually insignificant factor, omist, suggesting fundamental held as soon as possible," he said. members of the Disabled Grace Hotiihan and Miss 3,300 honeybees that were taken Goddard Spa6e^ Flight Center. , American Veterans Auxil MMICHESTER dex was slightly more than the 0.4 fish prices, . ,
The extraordinary care pre four-day symposium, which ended 1924) really generated some ex Contingency fund in budget By Cathy Burke United Press International ceded what exhibit designer Mi Tuesday, that capped thecompari- citement here,” said Beelitz. "It chael Blakesiee called a “ once-in- tivA sABAinns was quite exciting to see it for NEW YORK - An exhibit of a-lifetime“ exhibit — a display of But Beelitz said the exhibit itself fossils tracing man's evolution the original fossil record of human will serve as model and “ that Tlie exhibit also includes the first urged by general manager from a cat-size, tree-dwelling ape evolution under one roof at the scientists will have in mind when complete skeleton of Australo to an upright, big-brained tool- siame time for scientists to com they do their work over the next pithecus — “ Lucy,” a 3-foot, By Alex Girelli contingency fund tended to offset the disadvantage of maker opens today with a round of pare — and for the public to see coming years.” 6-inch, 50-pound female around Herald Reporter having used last year’s surplus for operation costs this unparalleled scientific hoopla. first-hand. Some of the earliest primate whom anthropologist Nancy year. The $500,000 exhibit — “ Ances "These are the ancestors of all of ancestors in the display inclnde Makepeace Tanner developed a Manchester’s budget for next year will have a The directors, in their final budget workshop, tors: Four Million Years of Hu us," assistant registrar Paul Bee- “ Agyptopithecus,” a tree-dwelling theory propounding women as . contingency fund of $300,000 if General Manager discussed fixed and miscellanous costs, a $2,114,180 m anity" at the American Museum litz said. “ If we could trace each ape that lived 35 million years ago chief propellants of human origin. Robert Weiss’s recommendation is followed by the item in the $42,027,434 general fund budget of Natural History in Manhattan — and every one of our ovm ancestry in Egypt, ate fruit, had a tail and Ms. Tanner, in her book “ On ■ Board of Directors. recommendation. took three years to arrange, back as far as we could, we would was about as big as a cat. Becoming Human,” theorized fe Weiss said Thursday there are no contingency Huestis said the $550,000 recommended for the months to design and boasts fossils all end up with the very same But the Urst ancestor admitted male australopithecines really allowances in the proposed departmental budgets for town’s self-insurance program would cover the from the most important archaeo ancestors." to the human lineage is “ Australo tamed aggressive and disruptive 1984-85, so the $3(10,000 will have to take care of any highest conceivable total of claims in any one year. If logical sites in the world. “ All of the skulls and bones ... pithecus,” an under-S-foot fellow males by mating only "those who unanticipated expenses that come along. He menti the town continues to have as good a claims record as Security was so elaborate the 55 are just as precious and priceless with a small brain who walked on were socially cooperative, willing oned heavy snowfall, settlement of pending claims, it has had in the two years of self-insurance, it will be 'V fossilized skulls and bones, packed as famous paintings, and they two feet but probably didn’t make to share and be protective.” and any catastrophic occurences as possible drains on possible in future years to reduce the amount in special cases and hand-carried connect us with our past,” said any tools on the ^ u th African The exhibit also includes a early . the fund. appropriated each year and still cover that worst by curators from 25 institutions Blakesiee. savanna he roamed 3.6 million UPI photo human skull representing “ Zinjan- Robert Huestis, budget research officer, said the conceivable total of claims, Huestis said. around the world, had their own The display runs through Sept. 9. years ago. thropus,” who lived 1.7 million existence of the contingueny fund in the budget He said the $226,804 recommended for the HOMO HABILIS, 1.8 MILLION YEARS OLD armed escort from Kennedy A publication is e x p e c t soon to “The 'Taung child’ (the first recommendation helped the town retain its AA credit ' paramedics program provides enough overtime . . . part of "Ancestors" show in New York Airport. include papers delivered at a austraiopith fossil ever found. years ago in Tanzania, rating when it was re-examined this week by Moody's money to pay for replacements when paramedics are and Standard and Poor’s, rating agencies. on training programs. He said the fact that the town planned the Director Steven Cassano asked Huestis about the state of the town’s debt in comparison to its legal limit Weather for borrowing. Huestis said that when the town has Peopletalk sold the last of its planned water bonds next year, it will have $42 million in debt compared with the legal Today’s forecasts Manchester limit of $195 million. Patti upstaged by mom When miscellaneous revenue sources were dis Connecticut, Massachusetts and cussed, Cassano said the town increases its recreation President Reagan’s daughter, Patti Davis, had w Rhode Island: Becoming cloudy in Brief fees too seldom and in too great amounts. planned to leak the news of her engagement in an this afternoon. Highs 45 to 50 near He said many towns do not charge recreation fees. Herald photo by Hudson interview in this week's French magazine VSD the coast around 60 inland. Cloudy Director Kenneth Tedford said he is happy to see while she was in Paris with her fiancee, Paul tonight. Lows around 40. Cloudy Union slate beats Weinberg that the Recreation Department has been active in Giilley. However, the 31-year-oId actress was Saturday with a chance of rain late EMTs graduate Manchester Mayor Barbara Weinberg lost in seeking grants as another source of revenue. upstaged by her mother, former actress Nancy in the day. Highs in the 50s cooler her bid to become a national convention delegate Director Peter DiRosa asked if the budget in back, John Rivosa, Carl Piacentini, Reagan, who announced the engagement at the east coastal. for Walter Mondale at the First Congressonal Eight men recently completed the White House Wednesday. recommendation provides for continuing payments Emergency Medical Technician course Ron Trinks, Bill Cox, Bycholski and Maine: Cloudy with a chance of District caucus of Democrats in Hartford into the pension fund at a level that will help cover the Aside from discussing matrimony. Miss Davis Thursday night. A union slate easily won the two and were certified in Manchester. Ken Cusson; front, from left, John Bieback, also told VSD she disapproved of her father's showers or flurries north and east potential liability. delegate and one alternate positions open. running of the United States but believed he would today and variable cloudiness Huestis said it does. In recent years the directors Cusson was; the instructor and Deputy Ed Carini and Robert Bauer. Marcus About 40 Manchester people were at the caucus. be re-elected. She liked France, she said, because elsewhere. Highs in the 40s and low have been putting more money into the fund. The town Mrs. Weinberg got 95 votes to 578 votes for Fire Chief Robert Bycholski, handed out Digs was not present for the picture. it gave her "the freedom of kissing without 50s. Mostly cloudy east tonight and had not been appropriating enough to it. James A Crowley, Hartford Democratic town the diplomas. Graduates were, from left ha ving a bodyguard peeking over your shoulder.'' partly cloudy west. Lows in the 30s. chairman, for the alternate position. Miss Davis and Grilley, 25, a yoga instructor, Saturday partly sunny with highs Phillip A. Wheeler of East Hampton, president met in Los Angeles two years ago. White House in the 50s with some upper 40s on of Local 376 of the United Auto Workers got 767 aides said. the coast. votes defeated Charles A. Tracy of East Hartforef, Weinberg to urge the state New Hampshire: Variable by a vote 776 to 199 for a delegate position. Tracy MCC to vacate cloudiness north and partly sunny is with the International Association of south today. Highs in the upper 40s Cloudy today, rain Saturday Machinists. He’s not kidding around to upper 50s. Partly cloudy tonight. Mary Suggs of Bloomfield defeated Helene H. Hartford Road Lows in the 30s. Saturday partly Skies will become cloudy this afternoon. Highs 55 to 60. Winds IlgtA Shay of Windsor 742 to 177. to give paramedic training Swedish director Ingmar Bergman says he sunny. Highs in the 50s with some and variable. Tonight cloudy. Lows around 40. Winds easterly 10 Mrs Suggs is vice chairwoman of the "stands absolutely firm " on his decision not to upper 40s on the coast. mph. Saturday cloudy with a 50 percent chance of rain late In the day. Bloomfield Democratic Town Committee. Mayor Barbara B. Weinberg will there ought to be a vehicle to aid not receive sufficient training in make any feature films after "Fanny & Highs around 50. Today’s weather picture was drawn by Deah campus this fall Vermont: Sunshine and mild “The UAW got their people out," Mrs. ask state legislators to consider you in meeting those require the field. Alexander" but that he has an idea for one final Violette, 9, of 159 Oakland St., a fourth-grade student at Robertsop Weinberg said of the caucus fight. ments," said Irene Smith, an "Nobody in the medical profes today. High 55 to 65. Considerable Bv Sarah E. Hall having the state provide regularly project — a children's movie. School. Statewide, delegtes backed the UAW beat advanced staff nurse in the Emer sion has to be recertified, except "There is one thing I'd like to do before I lay cloudiness and continued mild Herald Reporter scheduled training for paramedics slates backed by the AFL-CIO. gency Department of Manchester the paramedics." said John C. down to rest," he said in an interview on Swedish tonight and Saturday. A chance of at the University of Connecticut national television. "There is a little tale by showers south. Low tonight in the Anyone in the market for a school building, that -Medical Center, Health Director Memorial Hospital and training Rivosa, chief of the Town Fire Astrid Lindgren called 'Lotta on Troublemaker 30s. High Saturday 55 to 60. Marchers busing to Boston used to house an electric light company, that used to Ronald A. Kraatz told the Emer coordinator of the town's Ad Department. Street' which I've loved since it was newly written Long Island Sound: Winds east be the be the main office of Cheney Bros, mills? gency Medical Services-Council vanced Life Support program. A bus will leave the parking lot at Illing Junior The slate requires that para 15, 20 years ago." Bergman said he has asked to southeast 10 to 15 knots today. Come September, Manchester Community College The paramedics and EMT IV's High School Saturday at 10 a.m. to bring Thursday night. medics receive over 40 hours of Lindgren for the rights to film the tale. Trouble In Australia Winds east 10 to 20 knots tonight will vacate its Hartford Road campus after 17 years — now on the town's Advanced Life marchers to Boston for the March for Freedom. The proposal is favored by the training per year, Ms, Smith said, "Fanny & Alexander" won four Oscars at increasing to 15 to 25 knots on and the big brick building will lose its third tenant. In Sydney, Australia, British pop star Marilyn The bus trip is sponsored by the Conniecticut council to help solve problems Suppoil squad were trained at the "I think it's a lot." she said, "We Monday night's Academy Awards. Saturday. Visibility 5 miles or "Our lease expires on September 14, and we have no sits after he was knocked down and kicked in a more today. Average wave heights Chapter of the MIA-POW Association. faced by towns in setting up University of Connecticut Medical know by virtue of our monitoring ... Sydney disco early today. Marilyn was taken to intention of renewing the lease," Herbert Bandes, Center in a one-time course set up — increasing to 1 to 2 feet later The trip is open to anyone who wants to take it. MCC's dean of administrative affairs, said this training programs for firefighters Ihal the quality is there," the hospital for X-rays but was allowed to leave today then 2 to 3 feet tonight. Tides The bus has been donated and the association is or emergency medical technicians by the university and by James later. The singer is on a promotional tour of morning. Rivosa reported that the para will increase to above normal asking riders to contribute $5 foi'the driver and The expiration of the lease will coincide with the who want to become paramedics Clark, former training coordinator Australia. medics received 129 calls and saw She returns to fanfare levels tonight. the gasoline. opening of MCC’s new, $10 million Frederick Lowe and for paramedics who need for the Manchester program. The bus is expected to arrive at the Illing lot at6 building at the main campus, which will eliminate the additional training. Several council members said 132 patients in March, compared Former first lady Rosalynn Carter had a p.m. on the return trip. with 77 calls and 93 patients the whirlwind schedule in Washington Wednesday. need for the Hartford Road space. Because the state imposes strict they thought the continuing educa Extended outlook The march in Boston is sponsored by the The Hartford Road building now houses class tion requirements imposed by the previous month. Leading the agenda was a tea given by the Rule of thumb on killers Massachusetts Vigil Society. training requirements for para Women's National Democratic Club honoring the Extended outlook for New Eng rooms, art studios, a computer center and offices on medics. it should provide the state were excessive and designed Ot the 132 patients. 57 required publication of her new book, “ First Lady From Serial killer expert Ann Rule shares her land Sunday through Tuesday: two main floors apd a basement. training, council members said. primarily for areas where calls are advanced life support treatment, It's unclear just who will move into the 30,000 square Rivosa said. Plains." Next came helping the District of findings in "Possession,” a novel due out in May Connecticut, Massachusetts and Charge added in accident "If the requirement is there, infrequent and the paramedics do Columbia's Mental Health Association kick off in which the protganist and victim are composites Rhode Island: Rain likely Sunday. feet of vacated rooms next fall. “ We’re in the process Francis Sapita, 23, of 22 Woodland St., has been their "Cats" benefit set for May 18. of real people. Continued cloudy and cool with a of trying to lease it," Attorney John D. LaBelle, charged withsecond-degree assault with a motor The finale was being toasted at a dinner party Miss Rule gained her expertise during more chance of showers Monday and representing the landlord, said today. vehicle in connection with a March 3 accident in attended by some 60 Washington pals, including than a dozen years of experience, including a stint Tuesday. High temperatures from The two-story building is part of the estate of the late which the pickup truck he was driving struck a House Democratic leader Jim Wright of Texas as a policwoman and work in Seattle with mass the mid 40s to the mid 50s. Low Alexander Jarvis, currently owned by his wife, Alice car at Waddell Road and West Center Street, and Betty Wright, former envoy ^1 Linowitz, murderer Ted Bundy. Through extensive re temperatures from the upper 30s to Jarvis. Bandes said MCC is paying an annual rent of injuring its two occupants. Rep. Jim Jones, D-Okla., NBC-TV's Roger Mudd search, she has found: ‘ 'The serial killer is either the mid 40s. $100,000 now, including increases in taxes to the Town Sapita is scheduled to appear in Superior Court and E.J. Mudd as well as Kennedy Center brilliant or 'streetwise.' He is usually handsome Vermont: Cooi and showery. of Manchester. REGAL'S at Manchester April 23. Chairman Roger Stevens and Christine Stevens. and-or charismatic. The only female serial killers Highs 45 to 55. Lows 35 to 45. LaBplle said he didn’t know how much rent will be The charge was lodged as the result of findings 1 have found are those who work in conjunction Maine: Chance of rain or snow Satellite view charged the new tenant. He speculated that the State from a blood test made on Sapita after the with a male partner." north and some rain or drizzle of Connecticut may vie for a lease on the building, Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a.m. EST shows a accident, police said. saying he knows the state has actvertised for space. M l M ■ M likely south on Sunday. Periods of The truck stuck a car driven by John C. ■r* ■n ■ ■_!. rain and drizzle likely statewide large swirl of mainly low and middle clouds over the Upper "W e ’re talking to other people, too," LaBelle said. High-flying awards Englert, 26, of 133 Main St. Englert and his wife Monday and Tuesday. Highs in the Mississippi Valley. A line of showers and thunderstorms extends from “ The building could be converted to offices." were both injured in the crash and treated at World War II hero Gen. James H. Doolittle, 40s to low 50s and lows in the 30s. Ohio south-southwestward into Tennessee. High clouds obscure the Originally, the Hartford Road structure was Laughing to the bank Manchester Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Englert, 24, leader of the B-25 bomber raid on Tokyo, receives New Hampshire: Unsettled Middle Atlantic states. A few scattered showers dot the Rockies. administrative headquarters for the Cheney Bros, Comedian-actor Eddie Murphy will star in a suffered broken ribs. the 1984 Lindbergh award in Houston on May 11 weather with periods of rain and mills. It then became home to the Hartford Electric new Paramount picture, “ Beverly Hills Cop.” Sapita was originally charged with drunken for his contributions to aviation and preservation drizzle likely. Highs in the 40s to Light Co. before MCC moved part of its campus there Filming of the action-comedy begins May 7 on 30.24 driving, reckless driving, and failure to obey a of the environment. Anne Morrow Lindbergh, low SOs. Lows in the 30s. in September 1967. locations in Detroit and lx)s Angeles. Don traffic control signal. According the police wife of the famed flier Charles A. Lindbergh, will Bandes said the move back to the main campus will Simpson and Jerry Bruckheimer, who last report, Sapita, driving north on Waddell Road, give the award during the Linbergh Fund annual be complete sometime before Sept. 14. He said the art delivered Paramount’s "Flashdance" hit, will went through a flashing red light at West Center awards dinner. Across the nation studios and a few of the classrooms and offices will be produce the film which will be directed by Martin Street and struck the car which was going east on Six of the seven original Mercury astronauts relocated to the older, eastern part of the main MCC REGAL'S VESTED Brest. Murphy made his movie debut in “ 48 Hrs." Rainshowers will extend from West Center Street. will also be honored including Walter Schirra, campus off Bidwell Street, while the other facilities which he followed with "Trading Places," then the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley to Donald Slayton, Scott Carpenter, Alan Shepard, will be moved to the new Lowe building. Paramount’s upcoming “ Best Defense,"starring the upper Mississippi Valley, mid Gordon Cooper and John Glenn. Dudley Moore. dle Missouri Valley and North Dakota. Continued cool readings in the 40s will be in northern New England, Minnesota and much of Fire C alls It’s no model life the Dakotas, but highs will reach SUITS Water under the bridge Reigning cover model Paulina Porizkova, 19, the mid to upper SOs over Florida, who appears in the new movie “ Portfolio," When actress Terry Moore became Mrs. southern Texas, the inland Southw Manchester IRA SATURDAY • STRIPES est and the lower coast of Califor complains in the May Glamour magazine: " I am Howard Hughes in 1949, the ceremony took place Wednesday, 5:14 p.m. • SOLIDS really fed up with being just a beautiful face. If I aboard a private yacht off the coast of Mexico. nia. The Pacific Northwest com er — car fire. Exit 92 of 1-86 had the chance. I ’d stop modeling tommorow." Now Miss Moore sets sail once again, playing an will have highs near 60. (Town). • 36 to 46 Reg The Czechoslovakian beauty, who was pictured in-house interior decorator on ABC-TV’s “ Love at Manchester State Bank on the cover of Sports Illustrated’s Feb. 13 Boat.” Taping began in Hollywood this week Wednesday, 9:53 p.m. • 38 to 46 Longs swimsuit issue, earns $2,500 a day. where she co-stars on the show with Farley — motor vehicle accident, Air quaiity UPI WEATHER FOTOCAST • 38 to 44 Shorts Reg. M55 "The only thing you have to do to look Granger and Claude Akins. Come early May, 156 Avery St. (Town, glamorous is lick your lips and look dumb,” she Miss Moore comes ashore to promote her new The state Department of Envir Paramedics). says. book, “ The Beauty and the Billionaire.” onmental Protection reported Wednesday, 10:16 p.m. good air quality across Connecti National forecaat — unnecessary alarm, cut Thursday and forecast’ the 49-C Rachel Road jEighth MSB as always will be open Saturday from 9:00 same conditions for today. For period ending 7 am . EST Saturday. Tonight, rain will spread ' District). REGAL'S 100% POLYESTER across the mid Mississippi Valley Into the mid-Atlantic states. Thursday, 6:38 a.m. — a.m. to 12:00 noon in order to better serve our High and iow Elsewhere, generally fair weather Is forecast Minimum temperatures medical call, 77 Chesnut Abnanac Include: (approximate maximum readings in parenthesis) Atlanta St. (Paramedics). valued customers.Ispencer St. Branch Sam-lpTr^ The highest temperature re 47(65), Boston 39(53), Chicago 39(49), Cleveland 40(57), Dallas Thursday, 12:02 p.m. — ported Thursday by the National 47(73), Denver 34(63), Duluth 36(50), Houston 51(70), Jacksonville . medical call, Manchester Today is Friday, April 13, the 104th day of 1984 with Weather Service, excluding 58(81), Kanaas City 42(57), Little Rock 52(82), Loe Angelee 57(70), .Superior Court Alaska and Hawaii, was99degrees Miami 70(87), Minneapolis 37(57), New Orleans 53(75), Now York ' (Paramedics). BLAZERS 262 to follow. The moon is approaching its full phase, at Presidio, Texas. The low Friday 44(54), Phoenix 83(04), San Francisco 40(80), Seattle 48(84), St. Thursday, 12:47 p.m. — The morning starstars are veenus. Mars, Jupiter and morning was 10 degrees at Yellow Loula 38(53), Washington 40(83). medical call. Oak Street However, we will also have Specially Tralntd Saturn. stone, Wyo. (Paramedics). Thursday, 2:53 p.m. — • Navy The evening star is Mercury. motor vehicle accident. Pqrfonml available to open your Individual $ 5 0 9 0 Those bom on this date are.under the sign of Aries. Manchester Herald High Street a Tan They include Frank Woolworth, founder of the Lottery (Paramedics). Retirement Account. (IRA) five-and-dime stores, in 1852, and actor Lyle Thursday, 8:23 p.m. — Richard M Diamond, Publisher • Solitds Waggoner in 1935. furnace malfunction. Reg. *85° On this date in history: West Center Street • Tex. Polyeste USRS 327-500 VOL. cm . No. 166 • (Town). In 1934, in the depths of the depression, 4,700,000 Connecticut daily •3 6 to 46 Reg.. 38 to 46 longs, 38 to 44 Shorts American families were reported to be receiving Thursday, 11; 34— med • Sizes 28 to 42 Thursday: 784 .Publlthod dolly axeset Sundov S u eea^ artlar rotas ore si jn ical call, Andor Road welfare payments. ond cortobi hoikilMoyt by tht Atan- weakly, *9.13w *«w N r eaaavone imMISflamonth, 999*a3 SISJS SATURDAY, (Paramedics). H igh est L o c a lly In 1941, Russia and Japan signed a five-year Play Four: 0218 disstsr PuMMiln.PuMMilno Co., U Brelivird fo r three months, 110.70 fo r six Ptacd, MondMStsr, Conn. months ondS41.4D.toronavaor. Moll Thursday, 11:52 p.m. — neutrality pact. iocofid doss PCpotlM ■ O Bold ot Mon- rotas ore ovollebla on raouast. R a te s A nn 14, 1984 Invested In 1964, Sidney Poitier became the first black man to Rainbow Jackpot: cbosltr. Conn.nn. POrriMASTER:______motor vehicle accident, win a motion picture “ Oscar” as the best actor for the Sand oddraM chonoaa to tha Mon- To M a o closairiad or displov exit 93, Interstate 86 I, Blue, 798 chastar Harold, F o . Box 991, oOvarttaomant, o r to report o nows (Eighth District, previous year. M onchatlar, Conn. 04040. Itam, story or pirturo Idao, coll In 1965, Lawrence Bradford Junior, a 16-year-old UPI photo S41.2711. O N Ia hours Ore 0:10 o.m . Paramedics). from New York City, started work as the first black other numbers drawn Thursday To subtcrlbo, or to report o to 9 p.m. Mondov throuoh Pridav. Friday, 1:30 a.m. — MANCHESTER dallvarv proMam, a ll UT-OM. medical call, Coolidge B E G A lfS page ever to serve in either chamber of Congress. Today In hlatory in New England: O rtla hours ora 0:10 o.m. to SilO Tho Monchastar Harold Is o New Hampshire daily: 1789. m. Motxlov thrituah Frtdoy ond 7 subscrOiarto United Prssi Intamo- Street (Parantedics). STATE BANK "Your Quality Men's Shop" Sidney Poitier holds his award March 13,19BV after Rhode Island daily: 78S7. S 10 o.m. Soturdov. Dalivsrv ttonol news sarvicas ond Is o Friday, 2:42 a.m. — tit DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER VERNON A thought for the day: President Thomas Jefferson becoming thefirst black man to win a motion picture should ba moda bv 9 p.m. Mondov mambor of the Audit Bureau el report of snnoke, Olcott 1041 Main St. Maine daily: 919. throuph FrMov ond bv 7:10 o.m. Circulations. Member FDIC 903 MAIN ST. TRI-CITY PIAZA said: “ When angry, count to 10 before you speak... if ’’Oscar” as best actor. Ho was honored for his role in Vermont daily: 891. Soturdov. Street (Town). 185 Spanoar St. Friday, 8:43 a.m. — car TRI^ H l o 5 8 p 9 n 0 # r 8 lo Equal Opportunity Opon Doily 9:30-5:30 Thwrt. 'til 9:00 Opon W#d., Thwrt & Fri 'til 9:00 very angry, 100." ’’Lilies of the Field.” Massachusetts daily: 98M. fire. Center Street $Town)i. “Manchester’s Hometown Bank" MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, April 13. 1984 - 5 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. April 13. 1981 House joins V.S./World State sues Wallingford firm for toxic waste violations
In Brief VukonlMogubone the state also sought fines of up to closed the dump. least five days, and Lieberman Wallingford. hazardous wastes. United Press International $25,000 a day for each day a Superior Court Judge George W. wrote the attorney for the dump The suit against American Cya Assistant Attorney General Ken condemnation Industrial production slows Wallingford company illegally Ripley, who overturned the state asking that it cease operation namid came a day after the firm neth Tedlord said the illegal t ./ ’ HARTFORD — Working force dumped hazardous wastes, olfi- Department of Environmental "without further delay.” agreed to comply with a state dumping could go buck as tar as WASHINGTON — U.S. industrial pi^ucti(jn fully to uphold white glove environ cials said. Protection order, issued a follow Laurel has filed a counter claim cleanup order, although it denied 1941 when the plant opened. The Increased 0.4 percent in March, the weakest 8®ih mental standards, state officials Affirming the state's commit up ruling Wednesday allowing the to dismiss the state's appeal, the violating state law. dumping wasn’t detected by the i V turned to the courts to resolve state until inspections in February i ’ f of CIA mining in four months, as the output of con s^ ctio n tment to cracking down on envir dump to remain open while the attorney general said. Lieberman said the lawsuit supplies and business equipment slowed, Federal problems at the state’s worst toxic onmental violators, Lieberman high court reviews the matter. In the Wallingford case, Lieber would cover the period dating back and March of this year. Reserve economists said today. waste site and a Wallingford said, “ we have an obligation to The D EP ordered the dump man said he would seek "a lo 1981 when the state adopted the Lieberman said the state has an A White House spokesman said the slowdown in company. pursue (the Wallingford case) to closed after traces of a toxic form substantial fine" against Am eri provi.sions allowing for the $25,000 obligation to pursue until the end By Robert Shepard industrial production, along with a moderate 0.5 Attorney General Joseph 1. the end to provide a deterrent to of dioxin were found in ground- can Cyanamid Co. for what he fine, and officials were in the any company found to be in United Press International percent increase in wholesale prices reported Lieberman Thursday said his others." water samples taken at the site. called "flagrant disregard of the process of determining how long violation of environmental law \ today, would help relieve pressure on interest office had asked the state Supreme The state last week asked that The dump is listed by federal laws of the state of Connecticut." the dumping has been going on. because the state lacks the staff lo WASHINGTON (UPI) - The House joined the rates. Court to keep a Naugatuck landfill the Laurel Park landfill be closed' officials as the worst toxic waste He said the state would seek He said the suit would also investigate every plant for Senate in denouncing the CIA-backed mining of "It now appears that pressure on interest rates closed at least until the high court becau.se the Supreme Court had site in Connecticut. damages of up to $25,000 a day for require the company to pay the violations. Nicaraguan harbors, bitterly debating late into the is diminishing and we remain on a solid courM of decides whether the dump should agreed to hear a state appeal of a The latest state request to the each day the company illegally state for investigation costs and A spokesman for American night before giving President Reagan his second sustainable growth and lower inflation,” spokes be closed permanently. lower court ruling that overturned ■Supreme Court apparently will dumped hazardous waste at its require the company to remove all Cyanamid Thursday again denied congressional rebuke in two days. man Larry Speakes said. In a lawsuit filed the same day, a state order Ipst October that require Laurel Park to close for at South Cherry Street properly in improperly deposited solid or the company violated any laws. The administration now faces the task of shoring up The March deceleration followed strong gains its Central American policy, although the House did in January and February and helped explain why agree on a Stop-gap measure to provide $32 million in the unemployment rate stayed at 7.8 percent in emergency military aid for El Salvador. March. Following a sometimes angry debate, the House Stolberg says budget will pass voted 281-111 Thursday night for a non-binding Our 1st Anniversary resolution declaring that no funds should be used to Retrial asked for Chapman HARTFORD (U P I) — House Democrats were sharply divided, Stolberg said. "The Stolberg said the House will not take up plan, direct or support the mining of Nicaraguan UPi photo NEW YORK - Lawyers for Mark David have reached agreement on a proposed General Fund budget is all set." the plan, or the $63.7 million package of new starts Thurs. April 19th. waters. Chapman claim he was incompetent when he $4,004 billion budget for fiscal 1984-85, but or higher taxes need to begin paying for it The Republican-controlled Senate approved identi Stolberg said even conservative Demo Democratic presidential candidate the reservation in Window Rock, Ariz. pleaded guilty to killing former Beatle John have yet to consider a controversial until the Senate acts. During the stop, Jackson called for the cal language Tuesday on a 84-12 vote. Lennon and say Chapman's 20-year-to-life jail financing plan for a road and bridge repair crats, who last year pushed for spending Rev. Jesse Jackson is surrounded by cuts, had no trouble lending their support What do you think we’re sentence should be dismissed. plan. O 'Neill’s plan is strongly opposed by a members of the Navajo Tribal Council abolition of the federal Bureau of Indian "The world is waiting for a sign from this body as this year. well that the people of the United States will not Attorney Hiller Wiese told a four-judge majority of Senate Democrats who want an during a visit Thursday to the Navajo Affairs. A majority of the 88 House Democrats going to do about it? tolerate the contempt shown by this administration appellate court in Manhattan Thursday that “ We’re not coming in over the governor’s alternate plan calling for smaller gasoline met in closed caucus for nearly two hours for our own principles and the rule of law,” said Rep. Chapman was not mentally fit when he pleaded budget and we are making an effort toward taxes, retention of tolls on the Connecticut Thursday. When they emerged, a confident David Bonior, D-Mich. guilty June 22, 1981, before he was scheduled for human services,” Stolberg said, citing a Turnpike and raising the toll charge from 35 House Speaker Irving Stolberg said the "Our president has personally ordered acts of war trial for the Dec. 8, 1980, slaying. decision to increase welfare payments by cents to 50’cents. Hart claims Democrats can’t win budget would pass next Wednesday when it against Nicaragua," said Rep. Bill Alexander,' According to court papers filed in the appeal, 3.2 percent and provide 95 percent funding , Chapman prayed to the devil the night before he is the first order of business on the House for education grants to towns and cities. "M ost psychic energy is going into the D-Ark., accusing Reagan of violating international calender. law by authorizing the CIA-sponsored mining in murdered Lennon, calling him "a phony.” Wiese "The problem before us is funding tolls and tax package," Stolberg said. argued that Chapman should have undergone "That’s the big obstacle." if Mondale is presidential nominee support of Nicaraguan rebels. Stolberg said Democrats had a "very bridges and roads," Stolberg said. further pyschiatric tests before being allowed to Republicans charged the resolution was a political productive budget discussion" and would Gov. William O'Neill has proposed a Stolberg said he still supports the mi le ponsible. counterproductive, and Bv Laurence McQuillan Hart, who went to Colorado for a enter his plea. support the spending plan approved by the 10-year, $5.5 billion plan to cover road and governor. " I f I can see the votes for the short rest, returned to the stump they must be changed," Mondale attack, but they failed in a preliminary vote, 230-153, "W e would like the court to eventually vacate United Press International Legislature's Appropriations Committee bridge repairs and other transportation governor's package. I'll run it through the Thursday blasting away at his told reporters in San Diego. to block consideration of the measurd. A later move to the sentence,” Wiese said. He said the first step with little or no change. needs. He proposed financing the plan with floor." But he said he expects a lengthy chief rival for the Democratic “ If this patternof irresponsbility send the measure back to committee for amendments would be another psychiatric exam. Gary Hart, emerging Irom a "There's no comparison between this higher gasoline taxes and motor vehicle caucus on the financing plan before the presidential nomination. and deception continues I predict also failed. briel respite in the wake ot his loss Reagan's defenders said Democrats were ignoring year and last year” when House Democrats fees. votes can be counted. in Pennsylvania, warns that De "In the spirit of Harry Truman, " ... that America could be involved Tornadoes blast Illinois he said in a stop at Independence, in full-scale war in Central Amer efforts of Nicaragua's pro-Cuban Sandinista govern mocrats cannot win in November Hopscotching tornadoes and thunderstorms ica," he said. "W e must be honest ment to spread subversion in Central America. with Walter Mondale's "old medi Mo., "let me put this plainly: we tore apart homes in Illinois, injuring half a dozen can't defeat the wrong policies of with the American people about cine" for the countrj's economic “ Where is the language condemning Nicaragua's people. The spring storm that spawned them Ronald Reagan if we only offer the what's going on.” attacks on its neighbors? Is Nicaraguan aggression stalled over the upper Midwest today, increasing Hart, campaigning today in failed policies of our own. Despite the 2-1 lead he holds over acceptable?" asked Rep. Robert Lagomarsino, Connecticut Hart in delegates for the nomina the flood danger in South Dakota. ,^rizona for the 33 national conven R-Calif. "As Democrats, we know we tion, the former vice president Snow fell in western North Dakota and rain, tion delegates at stake in caucuses can't expect to win if we merely House GOP leader Bob Michel of Illinois said the showers and thunderstorms fell from the Dakotas Saturday, is invoking the feisty insisted it was ■ "prem ature” to In SPRING SAVINGS! purpose of the resolution was to embarass Reagan. rerun the 1980 election," when cast him as the front-runner in the to southern Michigan, Indiana and western spirit and rhetoric of Harry Mondale ran as the party's vice "Y ou 're aiming at the president, but you're going to Tennessee. Widely scattered rain and snowshow- Truman as he responsed to Tues race. ^ hit the people of El Salvador,” he said. presidential nominee. Jackson, campaigning in Pho ers dotted Idaho and Montana. day's setback in Pennsyivania — "N or w ill the old medicine of the The cold front triggering the storms "is going to c| Garbage plans questioned enix Thursday, again was questi "Let's tell the whole truth, not just one part of it,” his fourth straight rebuff Irom Carter-Mondale years cure our move very slowly" because of light winds aloft, oned about Nation of Islam leader Michel said. "L et's talk about the struggle for HARTFORD — A Wesleyan University re voters in a major industrial state. ailing economy." he said. "T o said meteorologist Hugh Crowther at the Louis Farrakhan. democracy in El Salvador ... Let's direct our anger search group has taken issue with the state’s Mondale, wrapping up two days return to that remedy will mean National Severe Storms Forecast Center in Farrakhan said in Washington not at our government but at the communists.” long-term plan for disposing of Connecticut's ol fund-raising in California today, plants closing ... and unemploy Kansas City, Mo, Wednesday that Adolf Hitler was Action on the resolution came amid negotiationson yearly 2.3 million tons of garbage. is firing most ol his salvos at ment rising." Three inches of rain in southeast South Dakota "a great man ... wickedly great.” Reagan's request for $62 million in military aid to El The research group issued a report Thursday President Reagan, whom he says and more coming flooded basements, washed out Mondale, meanwhile, took the Jackson told reporters there was Salvador and $21 million for Nicaraguan rebels. questioning the value of constructing large SANYO may drag the nation into war in White House to task for the "nothing great" about Hitler, roads and threatened a small dam. garbage-to-energy plants in Connecticut and Deluxe Central America, CIA-backed mining of Nicaraguan calling him and his policies "e v il" At the same time, the Washington Post in today's Tornadoes in east central Illinois Thursday hit recommended instead a combination of smaller- at least six towns and knocked out power over Jesse Jackson, also campaiging harbors and its refusal to abide by and "despicable." editions quoted senior administration sources as scale alternatives and extensive recycling. Cordless in Arizona, is dogged by the any ruling that may come from the Jackson, calling Farrakhan a saying the arm of the CIA that oversees the U.S.'s much of a three-county area. Tornadoes or The state Department of Environmental Telephone thunderstorms injured at least six people. remarks ol an outspoken black International Court of Justice. "supporter,” said his “ rainbow anti-Sandinista effort has been notified that money for Protection in 1983 suggested a plan to divide the the program could run out next week and steps should leader who has been an adviser to "Ronald Reagan's policies in coalition" was open to "all people” Nicaragua reports fighting stale into six regions where towns would 59.76 SCOTTS 21" Spreader his campaign. Central America are utterly irres and that no one would be excluded. be taken to begin disengagement: cooperatively establish larger-scale waste-to- Reg. 79.! CaldorNew MANAGUA, Nicaragua — Nicaraguan troops energy conversion plants. LowLo(wPrfce...... 39.97 battled rebels for control of a key southern town Mfr. MolHn Rebate ...... 7.00* and claimed they killed 310 U.S.-backed rebels Serial murder suspect spotted in Maryland 1 ^ . AFTER O O 0 7 fighting in a month-old offensive in four northern Bird refuge sought systenr, Vinyl Strap Barrel Back REBATE...... 0 ( £ e 9 # provinces, Sandinista officials said. range, modttiar immediately." & Aluminum Stacking Chairs *fiee derk for deta^. By United Press International ing south on the highway out of the Dawnette Sue Wilt, 16, of Dyer, Ind., In a related development, a Sandinista naval HARTFORD — Rep, Stewart McKinney, connection, auto redial, Baltimore Harbor Tunnel at about 7:30 ■ Wilder, linked to abductions or Furniture said she escaped from Wilder and an officer charged that the American guided missile R-Conn., has introduced federal legislation which Uselnctooreorout. slayings in eight states, reportedly was 3 ^ 9 9 .Ea. Race car driver Christopher Wilder, a.m, today, said Cpl. Donald Chipley of accomplice — believed to be a woman frigate Gallery, cruising off Nicaragua's Pacific would make 160 acres along the Connecticut coast •FOLDING CHAIR 24e88 the Maryland State Police. driving a gold Pontiac Transam with Reg. 29.99...... sought nationwide in the slayings of he picked up in California — in coast, was responsible for mining the nation's a permanent refuge for shore birds such as 19.97 Welddd steel frame with An off-duty Baltimore County police New York plates that matched the lour women and disappearances of five Barrington, N.Y., and was recovering main port and for raids that killed 15 government egrets, plovers and terns. •ADJ. CHAISE a baked enamel finish. Laced no-sag strapping. others, was spotted in astolen caron an officer also reported sighting a car description of the car he was last seen from stab wounds today. troops. McKinney said the legislation introduced OXWALi. Reg. 44.99...... 33.60 matching the description of one be in. interstate highway near Baltimore Capt. Mario Aleman, head of the Sandinista Thursday- would establish a national wildlife Cool hardwood arms. Color lieved stolen by Wilder. An FBI spokesman said it was Hand Tools today, the FBI said. navy in Corinto, the main Pacific port 65 miles refuge on four coastal islands and a barrier ful wide vinyl straps. “ W ere checking out a reported Wilder, who allegedly lures his uncertain whether the teenager was Yodr Choice Wilder, 39. who authorities fear may northwest of Managua, claimed the Gallery beach. sighting in Maryland in the Baltimore victims with compliments about their sexually assaulted, and hospital offi increase his attacks on his cross directed speedboats that allegedly mined Corin- The refuge's maintenance would be funded by area earlier this morning on the 1-95 photogenic qualities, was named cials refused to comment on her country rampage, was linked to a to's waters and launched several mortar and unappropriated funds in the U.S. Land and Water 1.76 system." FBI spokesman Lane Bonner Thursday as a suspect in the slaying of condition. killing and attack in upstate New York machine-gun raids on the port's installations in Conservation Fund which is supported by fees Reg.2.S9 California said in Washington. "W ilder presents a Beth Dodge, 33, of Phelps, N.Y., whose Thursday. the past two months. from oil companies drilling on the Outer Hammers, pitera, Redwood The manhunt for the Australian-born very significant danger to the Ameri body was found on a rural road near Miss Wilt had been kidnapped near Continental Shelf, he said. adjustable millionaire was concentrated on Inter can public. Young ladies should be Victor, about 20 miles southeast of Gary, Ind. Tuesday, the FBI said. She Gemayel meets with ex-leader wrenches, eerew- 5-Pc. Outdoor JACKSON state 95 after citizens band radio wary of any approach by any type of Rochester. She had been shot once in was last seen job hunting at the drivers, tape rule Dining Group Southlake Mall in Merrillville, Ind. BEIRUT, Lebanon — R ival Christian and Contractor Wheelbarrow operators reported seeing Wilder driv per.son they don't know. Report it the back. Chemlawn pays restitution andmorei Moslem militias fought with mortar and machine Reg. guns in pre-dawn battles today, the ninth BRISTOL — A South Windsor carpet cleaning $133 SAM ...... anniversary of the bloody Lebanese civil war. Reg. 169.99 49.88 company has paid the state $50,000 in restitution 4Vz cu. ft. seamless tray w/suppon 500 more Seabrook workers are laid off As fighting swept the capital. President Amin for discharging waste waters into the state's 42x44" umbrella table rods; easy-rotl pneumatic wheel. Gemayel traveled to the Syrian-controlled port of storm drains. BLUE CORAL & 4 benches. Seats 8 easily! SEABROOK, N.H. (U P I) - A new The utility has warned it may go One of those conditions is that Public The generators are part of the Batroun in northern Lebanon for a two-hour Super Wax Chief State’s Attorney Austin McGuigan round of layoffs affecting 500 construc bankrupt this month if it doesn't get Service receive additional money from nuclear plant's emergency system. meeting with former President Suleiman Fran- No ruMiing or buffing Thursday said a Chemlawn Carpet Cleaning tion and support personnel at the additional sources of revenue. savings expected when relatively inex Asked if further layoffs were ex jieh, one of his main Syrian-backed opponents, easy spray or paste. Not Shown: financially troubled $9 billion Seabrook Cavanagh said the reductions are pensive hydroelectricity is imported pected at Seabrook, Cavanagh said. ‘"The meeting was primarily aimed at company driver was arrested by the state Easy on, easy offi Environmental Task Force Prosecution Unit and 21 Va" Square nuclear plant will push the total part of the utility's continuing effort to from Canada later in the decade. "P roject management will continue to preparing the ground for a national coalition mg.Price .,,.6 .9 9 number of job losses at the plant to 1,500 "streamline” construction. Utility ex Cavanagh said work on unit one is evaluate all areas of the problem and administration grouping the various factions,” a charged with discharging without a permit. Smoker Grill with presidential palace source told the rightist Voice 9slePrice .,.,3 .8 7 since March i: ecutives said earlier this year, when leaving the "bulk construction" stage, implement measures to streamline the He said the driver Steven Horvath, 22. was seen Tilt-Away Hood of Lebanon radio station. liWHnRetMite.’2.00* Half ol the 5i>0 laid off workers are in the first layoffs began, that the work and is entering the "testing and operations. emptying waste waters from a Chemlawn carpet Clashes flared across the city's demarcation Rei construction trades. The other half are force was too "dense” and fewer people start-up" stage. Preliminary testing "On Unit 1, the work force require cleaning van in the town of Southington. AFT6R 57.^9 engineers, administrators, clerical were needed to complete the job. was conducted Thursday on a second ments are going to change as progress line today, with shells pounding residential REBATE 46.70 McGuigan said Horvath pleaded no contest Has 4 cooking heights, a workers and supervisors, said John Seabrook I is 75 percent complete. diesel generator for Unit 1. The first continues. The work force require neighborhoods in the Christian east and Moslem < >(M* piM.tM'SMiria, Thursday in Bristol Superior Court to two counts removable fire grate and Cavanagh. spokesman for the prime Construction on Seabrook II, about 23 ments will decrease because there is western sectors of the capital. diesel generator was first tested on of discharing without a permit, and received a stay-cool knobs! owner ol the tw'in-reactor plant. Public percent complete, has been halted. The March 20th. less work to be done,” he said. six-month suspended sentence on each count and Service Co of New Hampshire 16 utilities that own Seabrook have one year's probation. The layoffs will reduce the work agreed to cancel it altogether if certain CHAR BROIL force to 6.200, he said. conditions can be met by Dec. 1. Easy-Carry Grody dissolution sought Table Top Gas Grill JACKSON Traitor Cart MacDonald’s boycott grows Reg. WEST HARTFORD — A fam ily feud between 49.99 37.40 $123 the heirs of Israel Grody, the founder of Grody 185 sq. inch cook surface 12,000 BTU LOS ANGELES (UPI) nald's, agreed to meet in McDonald's executive 48x30x12"; with 10 cu. ft. capacity. Chevrolet Co., has resulted in a lawsuit seeking stainless burner; cyl. not incl. Makes hauling and clean-up easier! — The president of McDo Bradley's office alone to called "unfortunate.” the dissolution of the company. nald's Corp, and the head day to discuss the boycott, HOUSEWIVES of the local .NAACP called over allegations of The suit, filed in New Britain Superior Court agreed to meet in the racism. Thursday on behalf of one of Grody's daughters mayor s office to discuss The NAACP intensified ASTROLOGY and her family, also calls for the Isham Road the civil rights group's its boycott of the nation's company to be placed in receivership. GENERAL ELECTRIC plans to widen its boycott biggest restaurant opera J4- SEADINGI ♦ IT (MS. lOU The spit charges Israel Grody's daughter-in- Mleer« 4-Paok Light Q u ib s of the fast- food chain. tion Thursday by placing Earn Extra Money law, C. Rachel Grody, the president of the Uses less wattagesandgives A spokeswoman for a full-page newspaper ad- uvii:^M ONN Au AU probiems PROfl corporation, is “ incompetent and does not have more light! Saves m o n ^ 2.66 Mayor Tom Bradley said vertisement, which a FOff'APPOINTMtNT CALL the ability to manage the affairs of the .andenergy! Reg. 4.29 Thursday NAACP local i* DO 'you have a bicycle * IN MAHCN____ corporation." President John MacDo no one rides? Why not OeiN DAII.T nald and Michael Quinlan, '/t^rlct with thil Id The suit further charges there has been “ fraud, offer If for sale with a t e . With Your Own the president of McDo want ad? collusion and gross mismanagement in the GENERAL ELECTRIC conduct or control of the corporation” and that the corporation's assets are teing "wasted.” Miser** 3>Way Bulb Mansfield’t QivesiTi0f«nghi.yMu$e$le88 Part Time Job! energy. 1S/1S0 watt. Stock up 1.77| HOIIDAY HIU . Youths due back in court KONiCA «F T -r IMetoriMtl35mm OURACELL andsavel Reg. 2.69 ^ . . . and mothara with young ohildran, bring tham ikR Cwnen wHh f/1.8 Lent Alkaline Batteries vX\i| Rscrutlon Canter, Inc. with you and save on baby sitting cotta. M ERIDEN — Fifteen Hamden youths accused Mansllold Center of paddling a fraternity pledge 640 times are due tkiutteryprtorityAUtamaltfa ’ 5- «e(WrP2»PMk,Rea.2,79... 1.88 back in Meriden Superior Court May 16 to answer BkpotHimiY«tMn.2ri«uiWPer 8 9 * 1 7 EaftMii CoMwetiewfs etKxmtfbulftJnffloiorwinaer. ^4Bt I f > lta9.'i.M. «.j;,:i-,8,88 DIABLO * Q ^ N it e ’ Lariast Privatt felony assault charges. Autonwde Light | n Q|| Twenty-thraa Hours per week. Salary plus Seven of the defendants appeared in court ■ AutofliMicioiidiro*^^ ■- R*9. Thursday and applied for youthful offender status Ooeaonattiuskioffafdawn. I (H seOCP r t^adktiiag. 4:w.:>;.$.77 electric oMI. I Reg. 4.99 DAY ft*. gas allowance. Call Now while five others will seek accelerated rehabilita aemm elLR cm M m piiih tn j S0UMDINTERE8TINQ? tion. If they live up to its conditions, their records : t^ ip w e e n d shiMtl Rsp.' ill ; Ft Vciit, i ’Paek, Reg. SM-i. 1.88 CAMP You can be a HeraM Area Advlsar and handle and supervise will be cleared. The remaining three pleaded innocent. An established camp program for children ages 3V4-13 on 20 beauti our carrier boys A girts. If you Hke kkts — want a Httla toi- 647-9946 The IS were allegedly involved in the beating of ful acres with a full range of activities, including all sports, swim dapendenca and your own Income... 17-year-old Todd DePino, who spent three days in ming instruction, crafts, creative dramatics and pioneering. or the Hospital of St. Raphael in New Haven. 647-9S47 MANCHESTER VERNON COMPUnS TSAININ6 DePino was being initiated into a fraternity at 1145 Tolland Turnpike TrK^ity Shopping Center In Beeic, LOQO, OnphIca, Muale and Sound generation. Ask for Jeanne Promarth Hamden High School, which previously banned such groups. A school spokesman said they were Call 423-1375 lor brochura. fraternities in name only. We have two school buses serving Manctwster. Vf rnon and So. Windsor. STORE HOURS: DAILY 10 AM TO 9:30 PM • SATURDAY 9 AM TO 9:30 PM • SUNDAY 11 AM TO 5 PM • PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, April 13. 1984 - 7 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, April 13, 19M opinion Richard M. Diamond. Publisher SHOP EARLY FOR EGGS-TRA Jackson’s blank check means changes J a c k EASTER VALUES SPECIAL A n d e r s o n C PH ILADELPHIA — Theron Johnson, a truck driver's about how many delegates he has won or whether their EASTER SAVINGS helper here, isn't expecting any miracles from Jesse votes for him are just “ symbolic.” Washington th0 Jackson's campaign for the Democratic presidential Merry-Qo-Round Politics The operative question at the moment, of course, is nomination. how this is likely to affect Jackson’s bargaining power 0. YES, I WANT TO WIN AN “ He isn't going to-be no president or vied president," Today at the Democratic National Convention in San Manchester he says, shaking his head vigorously. Then, with a Jack Germond Francisco. And the answer right now — assuming he EASTER BUNNY! broad grin, he adds: “ But he’ll make the ones that are and continues to show this kind of strength — is that he will in there listen to him. " Jules Witcover have impressive leverage because his supporters are so Justice A clerk in a doughnut shop.-a middle-aged woman, Name _ uncritically committed to him. Unlike most politicians Parkade agrees. "The people here,” she says, gesturing to the ,oo cutting a deal, he will be able to make a credible case coffee drinkers along the counter, “ they all say maybe I Address that he can deliver a particular constituency — and one spies on Merchints Associition Jesse won’t win but someday he will. And they’re going that the Democrats recognize they must have to to have to listen to what he says, and he's saying what connection between reducing the defense budget and 'city _ compete effectively against President Reagan in we need here.” their own concerns. November. chiidren W. Middle Turnpike/Broad Street "■You heard it right, brother," one of the coffee- But what is unmistakable is that Jesse Jackson has •^4 I Tel. ------M .H . drinkers chimes in. “ Old Jesse’s got the power now. what amounts to a blank check from his constituents in THE TRICK FOR THE DEMOCRATS will be to find a WASHINGTON — Recently I ’ve I^DrawingDrawing April 20th. Register At Participating Stores. They can’t ignore him anymore, no way they can ignore the black community when it comes to dealing with the formula for bringing Jackson along without blown the whistle on some Orwel THE LARGEST SHOPPING CENTER EAST OF THE RIVER him now." establishment of the Democratic Party. His support is compromising themselves elsewhere. Can a platform lian Justice Department proposals It is far from clear just what the black voters who are not based on particular issues; it is based instead on plank be written on second primaries, for example, that aimed at identifying future crimi; supporting Jackson in such overwhelming numbers what his candidacy has done for self-image among will not outrage the party’s leaders in vital Southern nals by studying children’s its expect his candidacy to produce in the end, although blacks. states? Can Jackson’s views on the Middle East be sponses to pornography and by some of them do have some vague notion that Jackson’s accommodated without alienating the Jewish voters cataloging such ominous attrib success can influence federal policy in their direction. FRAN K GREAVES, an unemployed 50-year-old who are also an essential element of any winning utes as left-handedness, oddly laborer, puts it this way: " I remember what Martin Democratic coalition? Can Jackson’s definition of shaped ears, furrowed tongues and TVRONE RANDALL, a dentistry student, says, for Luther King did, and this is the same kind of thing. SUPER COUPON “ social justice” be met without sacrificing sweaty palms. I------1 instance, that Jackson “ can get some things we need Everybody’s into this the same way they were then.” CommandPerfarmance conservative blue-collar Democrats? The department’s Office of Juve •NO CHOLESTEROL ^ just by being there." But asked what things, Randall And Annie Wiggins, a domestic worker, says: “ People nile Justice and Delinquency Prev Give Your Loved Ones •NO SUQAR f r e s h GROUND shrugs and replies: " I don’t know what, exactly, but say he’s too wild, but I kind of like that. He talks up." Democratic professionals — including both Walter F. ention wants to take “ appropriate they’re going to have to change the way they spend the Mondale and Gary Hart — have understood all along, at intervention strategies” once In this sense, Jackson touches the same kind of nerve PEANUT A Trent For bster From money." least intellectually, that they would be confronted with these signs of trouble are detected. among blacks in these Northern industrial centers as he If random interviews with black voters here are a these awkward questions when it comes time to Now my associate Indy Badhwar BU H ER 1 u- did earlier in the campaign among those in rural IwrFRiENrsral" guide, few of them have focused on the specifics negotiate with Jesse Jackson. has learned that scores of school Southern communities. He is offering black voters a PERM REG PRICE »50“> Jackson himself has identified as his goals. They are teachers, principals, mental different vision of their role in national politics — and What they may not have understood until the votes only dimly aware, if aware at ail, of his demand that the health personnel, policemen and DIANA’S BAKERY the prospect that his candidacy will become a began pouring in is just how much freedom Jackson will < % 8 9 < m Democratic Party seek the abolition of runoff computer banks were involved in a EXPIRES 4/15/’M 2nd PERM AT V> PRICE \\„ m in " WATCHES continuing movement that will influence elections at all enjoy in those negotiations — the assurance his own primaries that prevent blacks from winning elections in sneaky, 15-year Justice Depart (Includes cut) I B eElectrlc, Quartz levels in the future. They are in no mood to quibble constituents are willing to give him that blank check. much of the Deep South. Nor do they seem to see a clear ment study of 660 inner-city SUPER VITAMIN SAIE! offer good Mon-Fri (by appt) 1 1 *5 to 8 Function Digital Philadelphia kids from the time April 23rd— May 4th I ■ •Gold or Sliver they entered kindergarten until SAVE up to 50% OFF (Special honored same day only) I S *Day/Date $4999 ■ ■ •! Year Guarantee In Manchester they turned 18. MB Reg. $135 to $175 'h PRICE OR MORE The study was deceptive from its ON 4 FAVORITES very beginning in 1969. The “ in formed consent forms” given to lillVilflRlillillirT IS SHOPPING ATOIANA-S BAKCPYI Bridge rescue the children and their parents SpAcUUng In CAKtS far AM Ocaatlanm stated: ’QKi&(ts9(ac..'r We Are Featuring: “ The purpose of this survey is to ■SSMgSSJ® Easter Cakes • Easter Egg Breads • VVhipped Cream Cakes study information about the opin WeaeMMi* IMM DAK’MT.rtbfir MM Rum Cakes • Italian Pastries • Sweet Ricotta Pies deserves thanks MLTiroCOfMKOlS ions ... of young people growing up Imported Easter Eggs and Candies • Panetone Sweet Breads in Philadelphia so we can better ------IMtOi *2'' Pasticciotti • Sfogliatelli • Decorated Cookies rutL leo’i Cupcakes • Easter Egg Cakes Thanks to Manchester resi concern was understandable VW(r.TlM FHUi„ understand the problems faced by dent Alex Krajewski and the — they would have been young people to ^ y .” assistance he has garnered liable for any injuries that WHAT THIS INNOCUOUS state of ALL PARKADE HEALTH from others, the future looks hapened on the bridge. ment failed to mention was that the . bright for the covered bridge BRAND VITAMINS Unlike Cheney Hall, the project was really intended to . STEREO RECEIVER $12^9 on the Oak Grove Nature identify future delinquents, and bridge was not the type of ■ I2 r T e * Soimdr Rgg. $21.95 Center. historic landmark that usu that the police department was ALL In RRIHi SpGOlCGI*S ■••••••••••••••••••••• » 4 . 9 0 r«g. 810.00 HlktriU. That’s more than could be ally attracts an outpouring of providing researchers with data on the participating youngsters from ' M V I >S» I vitiHiijn with Mmrob said several months ago, public support. And the Lutz 20% OFF! FOR MENS ■1 rocaMRMwUoWUrOMlaro V|MM its files. I MTADIC CNOICI when Krajewski called the • HIGH QUALITY ■ I to PLUS 30 FR E E trustees had other fund A Justice Department report on m ' 1 /ITAMIN/MINERAL • * Manchester Herald to say the • SAVE ON ALL YOUR FAVORITES WOMEN SUPPLEMENT raising concerns. the Philadelphia study recom- ■ bridge was scheduled to be But Krajewski took it upon mends “ early intervention" to • COEfOII — -COEPON’- -CORPON’ tom down and needed a himself to devise a plan to prevent delinquency once "high- SAVE 70< SAVI 304 I SAVE $3.00 massive repair effort if it was save the bridge and has risk patterns" of behavior are identified. “ Preventive interven- . to be saved. At that time, the successfully put it into effect PUMMUm RAW (BRING IN TH E tions are appropriate to very early . I TURKISH bridge had deteriorated to — with help from others who BRAN WNUT j APRICOTS COUPON) C om m and developmental years,” the report ; GERM such a state that its over chipped in their time, money seers, the trustees of the Lutz advises. Itrefersapprovinglytoan ' and skills. earlier study of toddlers that m 49C b. I Mon 10-6 Performance’ Children’s Museum, had de MARiniai MnHmM i One grant came from the looked for signs of "inunaturity" cided it should be tom down Manchester Land Conserva or "eccentricity,” and concluded Tues-Ffi 10-9 324 8ROAD ST. for safety reasons. that “ the nursery school is a- tion Tmst; another came DIANA'S BAKERY MANCHESTER PARKADE Krajewski, however, was strategic outpost of mental healtb from the National Associa Pies & Cakes For All Occasions Sat 9-5 fond of the bridge and thought screening and intervention." (NEAK C.V.S.) tion for the Preservation of (No Other it would be a shame to see it For all the concern and policcT' Manchester Parkade Covered Bridges. Automobile Viewpoint Specials Apply) 6 4 3 -8 3 3 9 tom down. He let the tmstees cooperation, the researchers 643-1407 •643-0784 dealer Samuel Chorches somehow managed to lose track of ' know his feelings and won a reached deep and provided the kids who had been targeted in conditional reprieve for the $1,500; designer Hendrickson kindergarten. So the final phase of old bridge, designed by Clin Hart-Mondale nomination battle volunteered to help in the the Justice Department study ton Hendrickson and built began in 1980 with a Gestapo-like restoration; andNathanHale nearly 20 years ago by the search for the by-then teenagers. d d i c i o u ^ Construction agreed to repair Jaycees to resemble the significant for party’s future "An exhaustive search for the the bridge’s structure for a SWAROVSKI covered bridges that come to Students was initiated," the report modest fee. states. "The research team fol \\ mind when one thinks of old Silver Crystal r Thus, with a strong effort By William A. Rusher In this ueuaie. Mondale does Democratic candidates, by virtue lowed all leads ... If the lead was d ^ v e n t New England. Syndicated calumnist undeniably stand, to some extent, of his victory in Iowa, as the star of from a concerned citizen, , only an address, a letter of The condition, of course, for an effort to proceed along this year’s reenactment of the introduction and consent forms some hard work and a couple was that he quickly devise a NEW YORK — The battle historic Democratic lines. He has great Cinderella myth: the story of were mailed ... If still no return, a feasible plan to repair the old, of thousand dollars, a piece of between Walter Mondale and Gary been in politics a good deal longer the angelic underdog who was door-to-door search was conducted vandalized structure so it Manchester that meant a lot Hart (or the Democratfc presiden than Hart, and has far deeper roots ordered to stay home while a ... Since Hispanic students in the Your Choice Active! tial nomination is probably best would again be safe for to many people will be saved. in the traditional power centers of disagreeable elder sibling went to sample accounted for 13 percent of Adventurous! understood as a veiled dispute over the Democratic Party. Big Labor the ball (i.e. got the nomination), walkers enjoying the nature Krajewski now predicts the the missing cases, a concentrated Arpeggios’ causal the proper future course for the regards him as its own, and gave but who was nevertheless disco 0he$toissCbUm|! effort was made to contact Spanish moccasin. Soft unllned center’s hiking trails. bridge can be reopened in Democratic Party. him its unprecedentedly early 2999 vered by the prince (the voters) organizations and churches in leather In all the new The Lutz trustees were mid May for the use of Neither man, in his calmer, blessing. and carried off to live happily ever search of missing names.” REG. PRICE *38 shades. Light, probably short-sighted to summer hikers. He and the private moments, can take very Those elements of the black after. Hart’s attraction has been G if t i^ d s comfortable, funi condemn the bridge without others who kept the bridge seriously the possibility that he community who have for so many strongest among what his strate T H E DESPERATE letting the public know of its alive deserve Manchester’s could actually defeat Ronald Rea years delivered its votes to the gists call the “ yuppies" or Young SEARCHERS placed ads in the gan in November and be sworn in Democrats in return for massive Urban Professionals of the baby- for Easter impending demise, but their thanks. Philadelphia Daily News and the next January as the 41st president federal aid favor his nomination, boom generation, who identify Spanish-language Actualidad list of the United States. and are acutely embarrassed by readily with Cinderella. ing the names of the missing The Democrats were turned out Jesse Jackson’s rival candidacy. What Hart is saying, sublimi- youngsters, and even promised of power by the voters only four The militant feminists, homosexu nally, is roughly as follows: The Berry's World that “ the correct party ... could • 1 4 _ years ago, at the end of an als and Indians who purport to Democratic Party simply must earn $20 by participating in the administration that even the par speak for these groups have all alter the voters’ perception of it, if survey." As in the earlier consent ty’s staunchest partisans were made their way to the Mondale it is to have any hope of victory this form, no mention was made of the The Gift of Spring hard put to defend. The coalition of camp and found comfort there. year or hereafter. At present, it is researchers’ interest in the child biackis, blue-collar workers, and In all this, what Mondale is clearly identified by the public as ren’s supposed criminal tenden Thomoson Chocolates Jews that sustained the party for saying, in effect, is this: Let’s give liberal, while poll after poll shows cies or police records. so many years is in ruins. Under the good old Democratic formula that a far larger percentage 6f Hand Molded Unlike the human guinea pigs, Capture a breath of Spring year 'round Mr. Reagan, the economy has another try. Reagan represents Americans think of themselves as the 56 teachers in 29 Philadelphia EASTER CANDY with authentic Swarovski* 32% full lead rebounded vigorously, and a wel nothing really new; his election conservative. schools who agreed to participate :' CHOCOLATES CANDIES sizes 3 6 -4 6 come self-respect and drive have was merely a visceral reaction to The only way to break out of this were given some clue to the PETITS FOURS TORTES Austrian crystal. IT” been restored to American foreign the lackluster Carter years. The deadly dilemma is to refuse to project’s goal. It was described as PARTY TRAYS policy. And this formidably likable great Democratic coalition may be acknowledge the liberal- an effort to “ identify high-risk with this ad man is running for re-election. loosening; but it can still be conservative dichotomy at all, and behaviors, perhaps as early as AND OUR BEAUTIFUL Clearly, the Democrats have not patched up and pointed down the to try to pose a past-future choice kindergarten, that call for preven ..SPECIALLY MADE FOR YOU IN SHADES OF WHITE, GREY resolved — have scarcely begun road to victory. At a very min instead. At least we will have tive measures in the classroom." considering — the problem of NAVY, PINK. PURPLE. RED. TAN imum, we’d better stick with the Cinderella going for us. A list of all the students in the . GIFT BASKETS where their party goes from here. old formula, because no genuinely It is hardly my place to offer original study was turned over, to It is not unreasonable to suppose new formula for a Democratic unsolicited advice on this interest the Philadelphia Police Depdrt- FREE 3 01- CHEESE BAU FREE that that problem will be some victory has yet been discovered. ing quarrel. ment to be matched with Juvenile with PHrehofo of 9.95 or Moro years yet in the solving. Hart comes on very differently. But even a conservative who offense files, to glean every Meanwhile, however, the elec - ond this Ad • Offsr oadt 4-244M Rejecting equally the labels "lib wishes both wings of the Demo Incident in wMch a study subject “ Plocs Yolif Trust in toral processes go on; there is a eral" and "conservative,” he cratic Party as ill as 1 do would do Hm DiofiMNid Spsciotitts'* o IBM b, NCA. Inc w as involved. INTERNATIONAL CHEESES • GOURMET FOODS MANCHESTER PARKADE presidential election this fall, and omxfAe depicts the nomination battle (and well to understand the significance The Justice Department re the Democratic Party will as will no doubt-deplct the election of the Hart-Mondale debate, for its searchers also gained access to the • FRESH COFFEE DEANS • SANDWICHES 6 4 9 - 6 3 8 2 suredly have a candidate in it. battle, if he gets that far) as one outcome will assuredly affect this school files of "pink slips" — the MANCHESTER PARKADE "...what size bat do you use? What kind of mitt Choosing him will necessarily between the "past" and the HOURS: iMON.-WED. SAT. 10-5:30 do you have ? What Is your drug of choice ?... country’s future. routine chito used to record infrac reflect, and also have some impact "future,” with himself conve THURS.-FRI. 10-9 SUN. 12-5 MANCHESTER PARKADE • 646-0012 alto tions that warrant disciplinary 6 4 9 - 5 1 4 7 VIRNON, WMMURV. WiaTRARM IMLL. MMITOi MANCHESTER PARKADE • 649-8796 on, the arguments about the niently on the side of the future. He Editor’s Note: Rusher Is pnb- action. These were then ciom- party’s future. 'emerged from the second tier of llsher of the National Review. s i 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. April 13, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, April 13, 1984 - Friday T V Bolton school board waits 11:00P.M. wkming eatkicsl eerie*. Starring 2:30 A.M . 6:00 P.M. ® - Wild World of Anhnete Jos Flaherty, Eugene Levy. An ® - T o p R « i k Boxing f ro * la * (D d ) CG @ ® ® - New* 7:15P.M. drea Martin and Martin Short. Vega*. N V To p Rank Boxing pre- N o w o ® - Thicfca of tho Night *ont* * 10-round Jr. lAhillef- CB - Three'* Compeny (S i - NBA Tonight for action today on cuts C G - T « d waight bout loaturiog Andy C E -V e g a S 12:15A.M. 7:30 P.M. (G - Top 40 VUtmo Nanco v». Ricardo Jantnaz. - MOVIE: 'The P«ot' A pilot, C U - Alice CD ® - MOVIE: ’Bill Coaby B y Sarah Possell School officials have said that the Iter-student cost. CG - PM Magazino ( 9 - SpottMSantar using alcohd to deid with Im (S i - Ineide the USFL 'HkraMr’ Funnyman COaby Horald Reporter T. Dye Hooper, the school CG - AU In the Family problems, tries to reform. Oiff delaying the project will require aS-Nii8nnBM looka at the humor in everyday O - MOVIE: 'BIN Coeby Robertson. Diane Baker. Frank another application for a state board's personnel committee CG - Moppet Show W - B u o y H8I Bfrow fauhs. foiWes and auccaaaea. Bill ’HiniMtf’ Funnyman Cosby T O T H E I M C E 8 Converse. 1980. BOLTON — The Board of grant that would reimburse the chairman, said a recent survey ol looks at the humor in everyday CG - FemHy Feud (S3) - Sport* Tonight Coaby. Rated PG. Education decided Thursday town for nearty 60 percent of the Bolton faculty showed the new faults, foibles and successes Bill CG - Benny HIM S how 9-TwWg|hlZanp 12:30 A.M . 8 - Monayifno Cosby Rated PG. William R. Moses is among against taking immediate action to cost. benefit would attract at most three (HI - Independent Network CG <81 - TMcke of the Night Ihe many Valley residents who 11:15P.M. 2:45 A.M . restore a im.OOO cut made by the additional students into any one of & - USA Cartoon Express New * ( G - NightHfM School Superintendent Richard turn out for the operiing of the ® - PKA FuBContpct KataM 8 - MOVIE: ’Lot’* Spend the Board of Finance in the proposed E. Packman took issue with the Uie elementary grades, and as at - Or. Gene Scott 0 2 - NBA Baakatball: Boston at GBD - TwiHght Zone Tuscany Downs Race Track, (Saaaon Pramlara) PKA Ful N ight Togathar’ The Rolling $2.6 million school b u ^ e t for many as five freshmen to Ektlton ® ® - M*A*S*H Detroit Stones perform in concert. The finance board's calculations that it on "Falcon Crest," airing Contact Karata praaanta a 9- ( 8 ® - Friday Night \ndeoe 19S4-85. @ - MOVIE: The King of (S - Dragnet round Haavywalghi bout featur RoWng Stones. 1981. Rated PG. would take at least a decade for the High School. FRIDAY, APRIL 13 on CBS. 12:45 A.M . C om edy' Teteviston is no laugh ® > Crossfire ing Brad Hafton v*. Cadric Two school board members said town to save enough on beating oil Hooper supervised the drafting ing matter for Rupert Pupkin, who Rodger*. ® - Mazda SportsLook 3:00A.M . @ - M-A*S*H they have considered taking the to pay for the project. Some of the proposal after the board stops at nothing for a shot at T V CG - Amarica'e Top Tan CHECK LI8TINQS FOR EXACT TIME ISB-ll*partar41 & - M O V IE : 'Bad Boys' JsHed school budget to a referendum if members also c ia im ^ that the reacted favorably to a request stardom Robert De Nifo, Jerry > Wheel of Fortune for an i^cidemiri kNHng. a young CG - MOVIE: 'Spartacus and the cuts are not restored. A from two faculty members last Lewis. Rated'PG - Barney Miller 11:30P.M. criminai stniggles to the top of tha datRaton* Ten gted^tor* state might not deliver its grant for m ajority of residents who attended month. Social studies teacher & - Auction - People's Court (G - Barney NWar the prison snake pit. Sean Penn. join Spartacua, causing the'Son- up to 10 years after the work is Ally Sheedy. Rati^ R. ate to unleash ils legions against a public bearing on the budget done. Anthony Falcetta and Athletic & - Mundo latino Jesse Lo- iSl-D r. Who CG - Staraky and Hutcb them. (Dubbed in English)' Don Wednesday night indicated they Packman said the state would Director Michael Landolphi told sada y Sonia Vorhauer son los an- (G - Maatara Qotf Tonight's 1:00 A.M. fritiones de este programs de Vadia. 1965. 8:00 P.M. program feature* htghkgtn* of *a- CE) ~ Leveme arKi Shiriey favor restoring part of the cut. pay its share of the cost within five the board a number of non-resident asuntos publicos nacionales pre- cond round action from the Au ® - MOVIE: BlomSe In The The sdiool board will wait for the years after the project is com teachers want to send their child sentando entrevistas. rtoticias, CG CG - Bug* Burmy Eaater gusta Natkjnal Golf Ckib, GD - Return of the Saint Dough' Blondie tries to hekt out Special Bugs, with aid from his results of a finance board meeting pleted, in five yearly payments. ren to school in Bolton. depones y un segmento desde Augusta. GA. GD - TwHight Zone tho fsmilv finances by baking and Hollywood friends, helps Granny find a sub seeing cookies. Penny Singlston. this afternoon, in which members The energy savings in the first Board members also discussed a stitute for the Easier Bunny who CE) - Star Seercti - 3-2-1, Contact 1:15A.M . Arthur Lake. HughHerbert. 1948. will make final revisions to the several years should earn back the dawning realization that the IS sick with a cold. fR| (60 min.) (G - Top 40 Vidao & - ESPN's Speedweek ® - Night FHght both town and school budget rest of the cost, he said. soccer field' so long planned at 6:30 P.M. GD - PM Magazine variedades presentando el tal- pered by his growing suspicions ® “ Freeman Reports 03) - Odd Coupla 1:30 A.M . 8 - Freeman Reports proposals. The school board also plans to Bolton High School will, if put in, CSD - One Day at a Tin>e C G ® - B e n s o n A child in Ben ento joven. about Jessica and Clayttm. (60 O ® - TV's Qrsetest min.) ®-Olyniptad Tile finance board's revised ask the finance board to turn over a cut off the outfield of existing C£) - C ^ News son's care helps negotiations in a O ) - MOVIE: Three The Hard Censored Commercisis Bloop CE) ** Great Record Album 3:30A.M . W a y ' Three friends combine CB - The Merv Show S ) - Croasfira CoNec. budgets must go before voters for $30,000 rebate from town employee softball field. They agreed to go GD - Sanford and Son highway workers' strike. 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By Sarah Passell killing Phommahaxay it Lorbier reasona claimed. Herald Reporter bly believed Phoiiunahaxay was at that Five neighbors who witnessed the attack Weekenders moment about.to maim or kill him. said they saw no aggressive behavior from HARTFORD — The possibility of a I^mmahaxay. Several of them said it Ballet Theater to perform mistrial in the murder trial of Manchester LORBIER, A HMONG REFUGEE from looked to them as if Phommahaxay got out resident Loma Lorbier was raised briefly Laos, beat Phommahaxay, a Lao. to death of the car and tried to protect his head with The Center Ballet Theater of Manchester will Thursday when one juror asked to be with a baseball bat at the intersection of his arms. No one has offered an explanation perform Saturday at 7:30 p.m. in the Manchester High excused from the case about three hours Walnut and Cedar streets in Manchester in for why Phommahaxay did not drive away, School auditorium. Proceeds will be donated to the after the jury had begun final deliberations. July 1982. He testified during the trial that but instead got out of the car to face lo ib ie r. Manchester Arts Council for the Capitol Region The woman juror appeared grim but not Phommahaxay had attacked him several Performing Arts Center on the campus of Manchester ill, and her reason for asking to be excused months earlier and had threatened his life POLICE B E LIE V E D at the Ume that the Community College. was not revealed in open court. But her source of hostility between the two The program will include Bach's Violin Concerto in several times, one of them moments before / request caused Judge Thomas H. Corrigan the fatal clubbing. appeared to be jealousy over a woman. But ^ A Minor, choreographed for the company by Frank to halt deliberations and announce that Several Hartford-area Hmong refugees no testimony supporting that claim was Ohman, a former soloist with the New York City none of the jurors would be excused from testified that Phommahaxay bated Lao presented du ri^ the trial. Hie woman in Ballet ^ m p a n y. The ballet has been made possible service. tians of Hmong descent and resented question, who lived with Phommahaxay at by a grant from the Connecticut Commission on the By state law, a verdict in a murder trial Lorbier's influential position among local the time of the assault, was in Pbommahax- Arts. may not be returned by a jury panel with Southeast Asian refugees. A United States ay's car when the confrontation began. Dancing leading roles in the ballet will be Anita fewer than 12 membeis. expert on Southeast Asian refugees testi A police report claims she told ptdicesbe Karpiej, Monica Mason, Debra Martinello, and The jury had not reached a verdict as of fied that the Lao, the ethnic majority in had once been involved with Lorbier. But Michael Metsack. late this morning. At the end of legal Laos, have always been hostile toward the she testified in court only that she had Also to be performed is "La Fille Mai Gardee," a arguments on Wednesday, Corrigan told Hmong, a minority. merely been one of Lorbier's clients at a humorous story ballet choreographed by Joyce V jurors they could return a guilty verdict for But one man testified that Lorbier Hartford-based non-profit resettlement Katpiej, the company's director. murder or for one of three definitions of appeared to be the aggressor in an earlier service. Lorbier had lent her money to buy a Tickets are $4 for adults and $2 for senior citizens first-degree manslaughter. altercation between the two. which took car and co-signed a car loan with her, as he and students. For more information call 633-6445. had for several other refugees, she place at Dean Machine Co., where Phom 'mm* n CORRIGAN TOLD THE JURORS they mahaxay worked. testified. -‘ W A Concert at church (^oto by Tarquink) should find Lorbier not guilty if the Under Connecticut law. the definitions of prosecution had failed to prove that Lorbier LO RBIER TE STIFIE D that he had tried manslaughter are: deliberately lulling Heartsong Gospel Team will appear in concert Realtors* open house killed Linh Phommahaxay out of any several times to make peace with Phom someone while in a state of extreme Sunday at 7 p.m. at Trinity Covenant Church, 302 motive but self-defense. mahaxay and wanted to appease him at the emotional disturbance; killing someone Hackmatack St. The team uses music, drama and Ed Gorman, president of the Manchester Board of Realtors, The evidence presented during the trial scene of the fatal assault. But, he said, when only serious injury was intended: or puppets to provide creative worship experiences for suggested that Lorbier had reason to fear Phommahaxay started to get out of his car killing someone by recklessly and indiffer all ages. welcomes Linda Griffin, of consulting engineers Fuss & O ’Neill, violence from Phommahaxay. but the and attack Lorbier, who was standing, bat ently endangering his life. Manslaughter is The team is sponsored by the Christian Education to the board's open house Thursday afternoon at its offices at questions of how much violence and when in hand, at Phommahaxay's car door. a lesser charge than murder. ,. Department of the Evengelical Covenant Church of 186 E. Center St. The event called attention to the Realtors’ he intended to carry it out may lie at the Lorbier said he swung the bat at the door . America. heart of the jury's dilemma. to scare Phommahaxay and keep him from If the jurors in the Lorbier trial bad not The concert is open to the public. It will be a observance of Private Property Week. The theme of the week is Corrigan told the jury that in legal terms. getting out. But Phommahaxay climbed out been sitting on a case, their regular term of ^ culmination of many other activities in which the “The Strength of a Nation Lies in the Homes of Its People." Lorbier rniilrt nnlv have been iiistificHl in and lunged at him, saying "You die," he duty would have end^ last week. !«■ . group was involved at the church. J Stamford’s Blumental takes House seat ** Potiuck in Coventry The First Congregational Church of Coventry will HARTFORD (UPI) — Former Blumenthal, 38, won a special four years during the Carter have a roast beef supper from 5 to 6:30 p.m. Saturday U.S. Attorney Richard Blumenthal election Tuesday for the seat administration. in the church vestry on Main Street. of Stamford has taken his seat as Truglia left when he was elected to Louise Montit Ecabert and Nancy Glynn of Hartford; Arvid H. Seabura Sr. The public is invifed. Tickets will be $4 for adults; a state Senate vacancy. He took the oath of office and JENSEN BEACH. Fla. - Louise seven grandchildren; and five Calling hcHirs for Arvid H. the newest Democratic member of $3.50 for senior citizens; and $1.25 for children. Montit Ecabert. 92. of 3311 Nor great-grandchildren. Seaburg Sr., who died Thursday, the Connecticut House, filling the It was the first elective office settled into the 145th District seat ■' ir*- i.- Herbert Crickmore is supper chairman. theast Sandra Drive, formerly of The funeral will be Saturday at are tonight from 7 to 9 at the 145th District vacancy left by sought by Blumenthal, who served and desk in the House when the Herald photo by Tarquinio Center Street. Manchester, died 8:15 a.m. from the Farley-Sullivan Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. Anthony Truglia. as Connecticut's U.S. attorney for session started. Wednesday in Stuart. Fla. Funeral Home, 96 Webster St., Center St. The funeral will be Canoes like this one will race the Hockanum River Sunday Electric. Race organizers say about 110 canoes are expected for Pancake festival at temple She is survived by a son. Charles followed by a mass of Christian Saturday at 2 p.m. at Center Friendship Lodge of Masons will sponsor its annual G. Ecabert of Vernon: two daugh burial at 9 a.m. in St. James Congregational Chufch, II Center starting at 9:30 a.m. Spectators who want to take in the race are the two-hour race. It costs $5 per person to enter the race. welcome; best viewing spots, experts say, are near Economy pancake festival on Sunday from 9 a.m. to4 p.m. at the ters. Bertha Parson of Jensen Church. Rocky Hill. Burial will be St. Memorial donations may be Masonic Temple, 25 E. Center St. Beach. Fla., and Irene Hornak ol in Rose Hill Memorial Park. Rocky made to the Center Congregational The festival will feature pancakes and sausage at Largo. Fla.: seven grandchildren; Hill. Calling hours are today from 7 Church Memorial Fund. P.O. Box At least 110 canoes expected "a ll you can eat" for $2.75 for adults and $1.50 for eight great-grandchildren; and to 9 p.m. 847, Manchester. A L SIEFFER T’SU AtAV M O S children under age 12. three nieces. * 5 0 CLCCTRONIC The funeral will be Saturday at Ann Newman Lemkin Miriam Sheptoff Soxbv ROTSCRUMCR* 8:45 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral NEWINGTON - Miriam Shep ,J OISHWAtHCR Easter egg hunt at park HAMDEN — Ann Newman Lem Electronic Touch Controls Home. 400 Main St.. Manchester, kin, 70. of 28 Shepard Hill Road, toff Saxby, 69, of 285 Old Farm wtth vnual artd audiMe response Temperature Wickham Park will sponsor an Easter pgg hunt with a mass of Christian burial at died Thursday. She was the mother Drive, died Thursday at Hartford Sensor System 7per1or- Hock River race splashes off Sunday Saturday starting at 10 a.m. at the park. The Easter 9:30 a.m. at the Church of the of Susan Tivnick of Manchester. Hospital. She was the sister of mance monitonng pro grams 10-yearfuflwarrMty Bunny will be on hand to give out the prizes. Assumption. Burial will be in St. She is also survived by her Sidney Sheptoff of Manchester. on PermaTut* tub and door liner (ask for dMails) Lee Watkins wants rain and for good reason. "The riv^r is starting to drop a lot now. It could be New State Road. Different sections of the park will be set up for James. Cemetery. Calling hours husband. Morris Lemkin; her She is also survived by her Watkins is chairman of this year's Hockanum River very low for race day if we don't get rain," he said. "I'd say Economy Electric is by far the best various age groups. The hunt will be for wrapped are today from 7 to 9 p.m. daughter. Judith Lemkin of husband, Willard A. Saxby; two WAS $568 canoe race. The eighth annual event along the Watkins says he expects about 110 canoes in the viewing," Watkins said. Easter candy, colored eggs and special prizes. Memorial donations may be made Hamden: a brother, Morris New sons. Dennis and David Saxby, NOW $499 U3.0Avniot twisting Hockanum starts Sunday at 9:30 a.m. It race, which has attracted more than 1,000 spectators As for those who want to enter, registration will be Admission is free for this event but children must be to the American Cancer Society. man of Springfield. Mass.: two both of San Jose, Calif.; her V'V'Sktl M(XMGSD2ZOOO SAVE$AV '100 usually lasts about two hours. in recent years. There's no charge to watch. from 8 to 9:30 a.m. The entry fee is $5 per person per accompanied by an adult. The rain date is April 21 at 237 E. Center St., Manchester. sisters, Belle Rothblatt and Bertha brother, Samuel Sheptoff of Mi OttMKNSCt CmiSHCD ICC The event is teamed up with Saturday's Willimantic race. 10 a.m. Katz, both of Florida: and three ami, Fla.: and a granddaughter. ON ctiicc THROUGH THC In the last week he and a team of volunteers has DOOR River race, in its seventh year. This race begins at Watkins calls the Hockanum "a sleeper" of a river Emma Huckle Kane grandchildren. The funeral will be Sunday at 1 22 cu t l. 7 cu tt freezer it«o ^ ! been out in wet suits, cutting and clearing trees which Conirollcd ciimMet help keep a U ^ ' 9:30 a.m. Those . who enter both races will which has fooled more than one canoe. HARTFORD — Emma Huckle p.m. at the chapel of the Weinstein fo b had fallen into the river as the result of last week's food fresh up 10 IS deys Two automatically be in competition for the combined "It appears much easier than it really is. A lot of Easter Egg hunt at center Kane died Thursday at Hartford The funeral will be Sunday at II Mortuary, 640 Farmington Ave., high>h(jm
Apr. 16 — Quebec ot Montreal, 7:35 Padres 6. Braves 1 Suns 119. Mavericks 118 ).m. OileraS. Flames 2 MHS girts lose to Enfield, 5-4 x-Apr. 18 — Montreal at Quebec, 7:35 DALLAS (IIS) ).m. CglBorv 11 0—2 Scholastic Baseball ATLANTA SAN DIEGO x-Apr. X — Quebec at Montreol, 7:35 Edmonton 1 2 2—5 today at 3:15 p.m. abrhM obrhM Aguirre 13-22 8-9 34; NImpbius 3-4 3-3 9; i.m. A two-out infield error allowed Faignant said Michelle Carrier gropundouts by Stacey Simmons Results; Arno (E ) det. Brookw CC) Cummings 5-121-211; Blockman 12-192-3 First period— I. Calgary. Eaves 3 !•••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• Wshngtn rf 2 0 0 0 Tempitn ss 4 0 1 I x-Apr. 22 — Montreal at Quebec. 7:35 (Jockson. Reinhart). 7:S6. 2, Ednrtonton. and Sue Wallace. 7-6,4-4; Wrloht (C ) det. 26; B. Dovis 4-8 2-3 10; Harper 34 1-1 7; >.m. an Enfield runner to score from pitched a gutsy game for the RRomrz ss 4 0 0 0 Wiggins 2b 4 1 1 0 (kirnett 24 1-1 5; Vincent 7-11 2-2 16; Kurri 5 (Gretiky. Messier), 19:28. With ite lead cut to four funs, 6-3,7-5; Tran (E> det. Ferrenee (C ) 64, Murphy c< 4 0 1 0 Gwynn rt 4)30 Campbell Conference second base in the eighth inning to Indians, walking seven and yield t i ; Dubiel i C J M - Cgchron lO American League etandings Turner 04 OO 0; Ellis 04 04 8. Totals Penoltles— Huddy, Ednri. 2:46; Baxter. NFA decided to remain dormant ChmMs 1b 4 C 0 0 Garvey 1b 4 1 1 0 49-84 20-24—118. Norris Division Col. 7:42; Linseman, Edm. 14:41; give the visitoro a 5-4 victory w e r ing eight hits. Craft had two hits 3-6,6-3; Amo & Nova (E) Horner 3b 4 0 1 0 Kennedy c 4 1 1 2 SI. Louis vs. Minnesota no longer, the home team erupted JL Mfrioht fC) 9-7; Ferrenee & Dubiel PHOENIX (119) Konrovd. Cal. 18:X. the Manchester High School soft- and the big RBI fopr Manchester. iJunior varsity baseball East Perry If 4 110 Martinez It 4 0 1 0 Lucas 7-12 14 IS; Nance 5-9 1-2 It; (Minnasota leads series, 14) Second period—3, Edmonton, Linse for 11 runs on eight hits and four (C> del. Tron St Bibe<» (C ) W L Pet. 6B Hubbrd 2b 3 0 I 0 McRynl cf 4 1 2 I Apr. 12 — Minnesota 2, St. Louis 1 ball team Thursday in the Indians’ Designated hitter Cathy Warwick ft Carlson (E ) def. Neff & Burkhorf REAL ESTATE Al Cashman would like to show you this outstanding Colonial In Popular: Jury clears THIS WEEK Lorbier in ..»rr REDWOOD FARMS —at .irs'- --1— murder case By Sarah Passell Street, according to testimony during Herald Reporter the trial. Lorbier testified that he sV- pulled over to the curb at the HARTFORD — Laotian refugee intersection of Walnut and Cedar Loma Lorbier burst into tears Friday Streets, got out of his van and tried to afternoon when a four-man, eight- talk to Phommahaxay. He said he beat kl * woman jury announced it had acquit Phommahaxay to death with the bat ted him of murdering Linb ETiommah- when Phommahaxay got out of his car, axay, after deliberating almost ninb came toward him and said, "You die." I ' ki hours over two days. Lorbier claimed Phommahaxay had NUNCHESTER $55,900 The tears were Lorbier's first several times threatened to kill him SMART START! SOUTH WINDSOR $98,500 outward expression of emotion in court over a misunderstanding about his For your first home or first investment, this 4 room home is the New Listing! Impreesive 8 room Contemporary, FRaised Ranch- since the trial began five weeks ago. girlfriend’s car. Lorbier and the place to begini Tw o extra large bedrooms, hardwood floors, 2 featuring 3 bedrooms, large country kitchen, fireplaced living The jury reached its verdict only ^ * zone g u , neat and full basement. Only *55,900. Call Todayl room, family room. 2'/t baths. 2 car garage and wersized rear girlfriend testified that Lorbier had deck with panoramic view. A pleasure to see. Call our Man- minutes after hearing Superior Court lent money to Phommahaxay's girl L Chester office for more details 643-4060 Judge Thomas H. Corrigan repeat the friend to buy a car and had co-signed a legal definition of self-defense. They loan for her. When she couldn't keep up This lovely 8 room colonial offers also based their decision on a re payments, she asked him to take the reading of testimony by Lorbier and car in return for the money she owed three eyewitnesses about a crucial him. many features including: moment in the fatal confrontation of Phommahaxay was upset when *2 fireplaces *2 car garage July 1982, two jurors said afterward. Lorbier tried to claim the car, Lorbier %• The two male jurors, who asked not testified. *4 bedrooms *family room to be identified, said the jury decided Herald photo by Pinto SOUTH WINDSOR $69,900 *outstanding view *alum. siding the state had failed to prove the killing PROSECUTOR LAWRENCE J. HOW $00N CAN YOU MOVE MANCHE$TER $131,900 was anything but self-defense on DALY had tried to portray Lorbier as Here’s a real logjam into this five room ranch? It's availfl^le immediately! It has three Exquisite taste is evident in this elegant McCarthy built 8'room *large wooded lot *large living room Lorbier’s part. the aggressor in the fatal confrontation bedrooms, country-sized kitchen and new wall to wall carpet Colonial. Beautifully decorated, this home features 4 bed Lorbier's wife, Aly, appeared dazed and in a fight between the two men ing, nice sized yard and has had exterior work done recently. rooms. 2v^ baths, fireplaced family room, 2 car g ari^e and wall The Hockanum River Canoe Race on Sunday might Watkins, organizer of the eighth annual race, says Call today to see! $ 6 9 . ^ to wall carpeting. A very luxurious property in the most desira *Price f 112,000 when the verdict was announced. She several months earlier. be a lot more crowded if it weren’t for the efforts all ble area Cali for an appointment. 643-40^ remained calmer than her husband, The two jurors, who asked not to be there were at least 20 trees down in the river, the We cen help you beconie a week of Lee Watkins, in the background, and ateam result of last week's heavy rains. The race starts at "REALE" PROFESSIONAL! but grew teary-eyed as friends and named, said later that an early Call 646-4525. and ask lor Dan. attorneys gathered to embrace the consensus showed six jurors leaning of half a dozen volunteers, including Gregory 9:30 a.m. Sunday, near the Steak Out Restaurant, ZINSSER AGENCY couple. As he hugged chief defense toward- a first-degree manslaughter Barber. They donned wet suits to clear logs from the just south of Vernon Circle on Route 83. It’s free to D.F. REALE, INC. FREE attorney Joseph A. Moniz, Lorbier conviction and six toward acquittal. chilly waters of the Hockanum Friday afternoon. Real Estate ___ MARKET reached out to touch a juror leaving the Judge Corrigan ha"d instructed the watch and $5 a person to enter. I >S acm SI.. •■ciHk.llf.. Ct. REAL ESTATE SERVICES c v a l u a t io n courtroom. One juror kissed Mrs. jury that, under state law, killing is 646-4535 223 Eatt Center St., ManchMter 646-1511 Lorbier on the cheek before leaving. justified only if the killer is threatened Lorbier's brother, Laotoua Lo, said with imminent violence and has no way Nabbed by New Hampshire police Friday night that Lorbier and his wife to retreat safely. The two jurors said NEWER HEATING $V$TEM did not say much when they returned to the jury applied these instructions to Manchester after Lorbier’s acquittal. testimony about Lorbier’s and Phom But he said they were “ just happy, mahaxay's actions while Lorbier stood that's all.’ ’ outside the driver's door of Phomma- Playboy sex-slayer kills himself Bob Connor would haxay’s car, before the beating. like to show you this ON JULY 8,1982, the morning of the lovely 3 room condo... fatal assault, Phommahaxay had THE MEN SAID the jury believed Bv Jon Fleming to Wilder," Pignatelli said. The FBI had been concentrating its chased Lorbier’s van down Walnut that Lorbier, not perceiving the poten United Press International Jellison did not have.his gun drawn, but search in upstate New York and New tial violence of the situation, had the other trooper had pulled his gun. He did Jersey, following the discovery in upstate followed his custom in trying to talk to COLEBROOK, N.H. - Christopher not lire a shot, Pignatelli said. New York of a car Wilder allegedly stole in Fish shortage Phommahaxay rather than fleeing in Wilder, wanted in eight states in the Jellison did not leave Wilder’s car during Texas. V his van. sexual-torture slayings of four young the struggle, Pignatelli said, contradicting He was last seen in New York state Included In this 7 room Cape. 3 or 4 bedrooms. An expert on Loatian customs had women, killed himself with his own gun an earlier account that had Jellison rushing driving a gold metallic Pontiac firebird Full, finished basement, appliances, garage boosts Inflation testified during the trial that Laotions Friday as police attempted to arrest the back to his car to radio for assistance. with New York plates and a blackbird Just reduced to $61,900 of H'mong descent, as Lorbier was, millionaire playboy 10 miles from the "There was blood all over the seats... it painted on the hood, the FBI said. OWNERS ANXIOUS WASHINGTON (UPI) - Wholesale were accustomed to seeking peaceful Canadian border. looked like he was getting something out of The two troopers spotted Wilder's vehicle prices rose a moderate O.S percent in resolution of personal disputes. The Tipped by friends of a woman Wilder the glove compartment and fell over onto in a gas station yard in Colebrook, a small March, the Labor Department said H'mong is a minority group in Laos, apparently knew in the area, police spotted the seat,” said Kim Coe, 12, who lives next isolated town near the Canadian border, BOLTON Friday, and a fish shortage coupled where the ethnic Lao are in the Wilder's car in a gas station in Colebrook, to the gas station. state police Major William Cray said. with the broad-based nature of the majority. Phomahaxay was a Lao. an isolated lumbering community in Wilder, 39, considered “ the most wanted "As the trooper (Leo Jellison) ap Unique offering approximately hikes suggests worse inflation ahead. But they did ask themselves if northern New Hampshire. man in America" by the FBI, was proached the vehicle, Wilder went for a TOM CANTONE 2 acres, barn shed, fruit trees all The gains so far this year in the Lorbier could have retreated at the Wilder killed himself with his own .357 suspected in the slaying of four women and weapon in the glove department. Jellison Want to get things goingl Call Tom Canlone. prices businesses pay each other made point when they believed it became magnum after a struggle with police. the disappearance of five others. Two other jumped him and Wilder turned the gun on *- For 20 years people have depended on Tom to get thlnos going feet. ’ ’ go with this 9 room lovely the worst quarter of business inflation, apparent Phommahaxay would not be Assistant Attorney General Michael Pigna- women survived attacks and one of them himself,” Cray said. Overlooking the pool this one bedroom 6.1 percent at an annual rate, since the appeased. They said that was the telli said. Wilder lunged into his car as two positively identified Wilder as the man who The first bullet passed through Wilder Tom Cantone’s Exxon Sfetlon across from Bonanza on home, 4 bedrooms, family Jflast Middle Turnpike was the placeto go for last, dependable condo with balcony awaits your leisurely three-month period ending August instant Phommahaxay started to get state policemen approached his gold- lured her into his car and stabbed her. and lodged under a rib in the state trooper, service. room, sun porch and much inspection. Large living room with wall to 1982. out of his car. . colored sports car. Authorities said the Sydney-, Australia, Cray said. The trooper underwent surgery Tom has changed careers and Is reedy to give you the wall carpet offers Immediate occupancy. Fish prices, a usually insignificant “ At this point, state trooper Leo Jellison race car driver picked up women in his car for the bullet wound Friday afternoon. Covantry 2 family with new bath in on^Sartm Snt^i^Sv Juror Beverly Hall, who had asked to eame dependable, fast service In real eetate. more for $127,000. Call us. Price $39,000 factor, skyrocked 30.2 percent, ac be excused shortly after deliberations got out of the police cruiser and chased in a cross-country rampage using flattery "Wilder fired another shot, killing T o get your house sold lest and at the beat price, call Tom plumbing w d calltnga in 2nd aparimant. Two new hot water at 646-4040. haatars. 2 badrooma In each unit. Great inooma p ro p e l counting for more than half of the total began c^n Thursday, said after the Wilder," Pignatellisaid. Wilder "jumped in and promises to photograph them. He then himself^" Cray said. "Wilder shot twice. He $ 6 9,900 change and for all of the increase in the verdict was announced that she had the car. A struggle ensued. A shot was fired raped and tortured his young victims, is dead ... from a self-inflicted gunshot overall food price index. from a .357 magnum revolver, which Wilder authorities said. wound." EU GORMAN Zinsser Anoncy STRANO REAL ESTATE become upset when the rest of the jury O&R REALTY CO. 750 Main " Sharply diminished salmon and refused to vote for a quick acquittal. either had on his person or had in his car.” Wayne DeLong, an attendant at the Getty One of the young women Wilder was Associates U^wis Manchsstsr m -1 5 8 East Center Street haddock supplies and the accompany She said she had been upset that other Earlier, Pignatelli said Jellison was gas station where Wilder stopped, said he accused of kidnapping is Elizabeth Kenyon, 604 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST S43-2692 ing governmental restrictions on over jurors felt it was nhcessary to on review struck ini the chest by the first bullet from heard one, possibly two, shots as Jellison 23, a Coral Gables, Fla., teacher and Robert D. Murdock, RoaNor timing what is left were blamed. testimony. Wilder, apparently passing through his approached the car. Orange Bowl princess who vanished on r 646-4040 646-1511 Although the overall index number body. Later, Pignatelli offered a different "I didn't see much. I was inside. There March 5. The woman is still missing. 647-7653 was moderate, the report's measure sequence of events. was a lot of commotion," DeLong said. "I Bill Kenyon, the young woman's father, ments of prices at the very beginning of In the later account, Pignatelli said it was heard Jellison started hollering and I called broke down and cried when he heard that the supply pipeline suggest the expand unclear which gunshot injured Jellison, down to the police station. The state trooper Wilder was dead Friday. ing economy is creating cost pressures who sullered a chest wound. was hollering that he'd been shot." “ We don't know how we’re going tq find across a broad range, analysts said. Inside Today “ The man (Wilder) started drawing the DeLong said no one was in the car with SELLING? y A i C t £ & A u - D.W. FISH REALTY CO. our daughter now." said Kenyoii, of of/ how€s/ ^ ^ Raw materials prices jumped 2 gun and apparently started pointing at the Wilder at the time. Wilder had asked for Pompano Beach, Fla. “ We were hoping and percent, a more than 24 percent annual 20 paoes, 2 sections, direction of the trooper. At this |x>int, one directions to Canada, DeLong said. praying they wouldn't kill him." WE NEED YOU! 243 Main St. Manchester Vernon Circle, Vernon rate. 2 odvertlsino supplements shot was lired at least,” Pignatelli said. U.S. Attorney Stephen Thayer said at a The FBI informed New Hampshire We have more buyers than homes! 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The Senate bill would have sion to use emergency Pentagon whatever the stopgap plan, Rea Wright's comments Thursday wrong,” said Rep. Clarence Long, provided $62 million in aid for El funds instead was a signal to gan still wants the full amount he night came shortly after the House WASHINGTON - President D-Md., chairman of the House Salvador, but the House Demo Congress to "g o work your head requested. “ We’re going to con followed the Senate’s lead by Reagan, unable to get lawmakers’ Appropriations subcommittee on cratic leadership indicated it off, but if we don’t get exactly what tinue our push for funding for EI voting against any U.S. involve approval for $62 million in emer foreign operations. would approve no more than $ ^ we want we’ll bypass you.” Salvador. It’s as important as it’s ment in the mining of Nicaraguan gency military aid for El Salvador, Long said Reagan apparently million. Long said the move would be ever been,” he said. ports. has decided to bitpass Congress decided on the "emergency mil Reagan had asked for $93 “ counterproductive" and under The alternative for the adminis Although the language approved JUST USTED! 9D’s JUST. USTED o w . 7 room C o lo n lil In SD’s and take the money from the itary drawdown” option rather million, but was willing to settle for mine future dealings with tration was to wait for Congress to by the 281-111 House vote and the one of East Haittord’s BEST AREAS.... 4 bedroom young colonial with 1 Vi batha, let floor famUy room, Pentagon budget, a key House S A W K A DRIVEI tat ftoor lamlly room and multiple bethel fireplace, garage and moral 3 Family Outdoor Lovers than reprogranuning funds from the $62 million. Congress. return April 24 and press its Senate’s 84-12 vote Tuesday is Manchester $75,500 chairman said Friday. other foreign aid programs be House Democratic leader Jim He said the president probably request for the full $62 million. non-binding, the action amounts to Manchester $109,900 The decision, eliminating any cause of objections from key Wright, of Texas said late Thurs would take the full $62 million from The Senate bill also included $21 an embarassing rebuke for Rea BLANCHARD & ROSSETTO, INC. further congressional rote in the Much remodeling has been done to make Won’t be able to resist this quaint older members of the Senate who felt day night the House would not Pentagon funds and probably million for the anti-Sandinista gan’s Central America policy. REALTORS this good investment even more attrac- president's immediate request, is they had not been consulted. object to the reprogramming of $32 would not have to ask Congress to forces in Nicaragua, but the House Reagan has repeatedly warned home located on 2.3 acres in one of the expected to worsen relations be 189 WEST CENTER STREET tive. p early |lioo monthly income. Call town’s most desirable areas. Property in The White House was in intense million in foreign aid money, and it replace it. “ They've got so dog leadership was adamant in refus Congress the Salvadoran forces (Comer of McKas) I M j tween the White House and Con negotiations with House leaders all appeared agreement had brnn gone much money,” he noted. ing to approve the money. Reagan are in danger of running out_gf cludes foundationed 36x36 Horsebam with< gress over Reagan's Central day Thursday in an effort to get supplies. 646-2482 4 stalls, tack room and feed room. reached all around. White House spokesman Larry cannot use the military drawdown