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He said that IS or VMea • Televldon • Sterao Z-GUXE Clark Road l*UD burned, was one of the two survivors. would-be shoppers confined inside 16 people have been using the shelter anmoe Vernpn.CT FLAPS Four people on the ground were injured when the their homes. for most of January, though the count jumped to around 20 on the most bitter WEEKEND SPECIAL PlonCTION _iijuitjni BLMLVEfnon e*m SUM tOOPSl Lockheed Electra 188 tumbled out of the sky and The weekend cold pushed furnaces to Rent VCR & 3 Movies $19.95 slammed into a recreation vehicle sales lot near busy capacity for the first time this year, so cold nights. problems were more likely to crop up, 273 W.MIDDLE TPKE. CALL FOR DETAILS Highway 395 shortly after 1 a.m. No electrical power outages were 2 oil dealers said. 872-3361 A Washoe County deputy sheriff saw the plane falter reported this weekend in Manchester, "W e’ve had a ton of calls from people J&M Linoleum & Carpet, Inc. in the s lv just after taking off from the Reno Cannon Andover, Coventry or Bolton. with heating problems,” said Ed Specializing in IF'inea Airport. Town work crews were out sanding Boland, president of B fc B Oil If You Would Like To 405 Center Street, Manchester, Connecticut 06040 "H e saW some flames and saw the plane crash in a roads all weekend, according to a Company. "Y ou ’d be amazed." OLCOn PACKAGE STORE field just east of Highway 395 in a heavily populated highway department spokeswoman. Dead batteries — as well as the See Your Ad Here, %54 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER, CT. | area,” Sheriff Vincent Swinney said at a news Fleet Manager Keith Chapman said the (203) 646-2809 Superbowl — kept many inside Pine Shopping Plaza conference. cold wave has caused no unusual throughout the day on Sunday, leaving Swinney said the plane came down among the problems for town vehicles, though Call The Herald some stores empty. J&M has been owned and dealer but sells all styles and DISCOUNT LIQUOR STORE parked recreational vehicles, smashing a half dozen there have been the expected frozen 9 On* 9f M indiM tW * Lwg*«l 8*l*cUen« Ol FIgurel Caramlc* In I of them, starting explosions and scattering wreckage "W e don’t have any customers,” fuel lines and dead batteries. Advertising Department operated by Michael Giacalone patterns of Armstrong, Slock. Our Vokim* S*v*« You Money. lOff* d l SpaUil*. complained Joe Gorezyea, manager of across the field and onto the nearby freeway. Like Boland, other oil dealers in town for the past two years. Mike lives in Congoleum, Domco, C h tm and Wn Aeetptml housewares at Bradlees Department ... “ Exploding cannisters of propane among the reported a flurry of calls this weekend TMo^lnek Store. "Everyone’s afraid to come out. 643-2711 Manchester with his wife Eileen Mannington, Tarkett, sheet vinyls Piniiia ciMcki cmihe ui H tita n ' vehicles added to the fire,” Swinney said. as many people ran out of oil faster It’s been very slow." "Tw o people survived from, the plane," he said. than expected. Frozen pipes were and two children, Sarah and at competitive prices. Also a large Robert Corry, manager of K-Mart, “ Four people on the gmund suffered minor injuries.” another widespread problem. MFRCULTY HEARING T.V.? Brian. Mike has been installing selection of carpets featuring He did not indicate whether those on the ground said business was slower than ususal A Unique Holiday Gift Idea fo. the COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL were in the vehicle lot or on the highway. this Sunday and gloves were the hottest John B. Fogarty, owner of Fogarty hearing impaired is a television floor covering for 12 years after Mohawk Carpets and a quality line The charter flight was operated by Page Avjet selleing item. "Norm ally, a lot of older Brothers Oil Company, said people who listening system that uses invisible graduating from Manchester High of braided rugs. Air Condlttonlng Corp. of Minneapolis. The passengers had spent the people stay in because of the colder use wood stoves or other spot heaters OSTERLUND weather,” he said. and harmless light to transmit weekend at casinos in the Lake Tahoe area and were are having trouble as high winds bear School and serving with the U.S. For the personal service that fits • Ratrlge ration returning to Minneapolis where relatives were A worker at Moriarty Brothers down on the extremities of the house, sound from T.V. to a lightweight Navy. J&M offers exper't your needs, call J&M Linoleum waiting at the Twin Cities International Airport. garage said he received many calls freezing pipes that may be exposed wireless headset. • HMtIng from people whose cars wouldn’t start, installation and sells only first and Carpet to arrange a Free Just after takeoff the pilot radioed the airport that through cracks. his propeller-driven four-engine plane was "expe­ and needed to have their batteries Working people who turn down the SALES and SERVICE ju m p ^. A-1 HEARING AID SERVICE quality materials. J&M is probably Estimate. riencing vibrations” and he was going to return to the hea) during the day should also beware, airport. Town police reported that icy roads asiQiat causes the waiter inside their 310 Main St.. M«inchestcr the area’s smallest floor covering 37 French Rd., Bolton 649-2655 caused two accidents involving minor n,. h. s/. . I ’‘ '7 heating pipes to stop flowing while the injuries over the past several days. temperature drops, Fogarty said. (See page 10 for details). Freeze-ups may result. To avoid such T O P H A T Inside Today Despite the extreme temperatures, problems, he recommended turning on ^him nej/ Sweeps,^ J & M LINOLEUM & CARPETS If You Would Like To HBrald photo by Pinto Manchester Memorial Hospital re­ central heating until the cold snap Is (of East Hartford) Custom Kitchen Center ported no cases of frostbite this over. i^ofessional — Fully Insured INSTALLATION AT ITS BEST 20 pages, 2 sections weekend. 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> t.tt. ai ■ At.— ikAi^hKIiia asity U t r n of t rCalifornia ^ o l I f n n t l A Artat RBerkeley k >rk says school plan type of light — the kind with the lamps, the kind with the harsh blue Comet Halley campaign. The idea wide grass roots campaign against astronomers Hyron Spinrad and By Edward Havens warm amber glow — is directed glare. United Press International is to dim or turn off unessential light pollution. Stanislov Djorgovski described “•nils is a once-ln-a-llfetlme only to the ground and emits light outdoor lighting (or a while on BUT MANY CITIES are unfa­ Halley’s Comet as 50 percent te 100 provides too little phenomenon," he said. "W e ’re on a color wavelength, which does TUCSON. Ariz. - Halley's Halley's best viewing nights. miliar with lighUng drawbacks percent brighter than expected. using this opportunity to bring the not Interfere with night-sky Comet will make its best once-in-a- The comet was last seen in 1910, That was at a distance of 876.6 public attention to the problem of viewing. because they do not have observa­ By Sarah E. Hall lifetime appearance early next when Model T Fords chugged million miles from the sun. Some cities have exchanged the tories neartty. Those are the Herald Reporter year but astronomers (ear light along dirt roads, William Taft was light pollution.” Archer estimates that with the traditional high-pressure sodium targeU of the Dark Skies program. pollution may ruin the show for president, and no one had ever A t that distance, Halley’s icy continuation of current lighting lights for the low-pressure ones to Crawford said he thinks in many The $24.8 million education budget proposed by urban skywatchers. heard of light pollution. cities the campaign's promoters core had started to melt, forming a practices, there will be no differ­ cut expensive municipal lighting Superintendent of Schools James P. Kennedy falls far "They'll have to see it on TV, just On its elliptical path, Halley's "a re going to have a tough time.' bright veil around the com ets swings around the sun every 76 ence between night and day skies costs. nucleus. The returning comet was short of satisfying the school system's needs, the head like everything else,” said Dave By making the switch, San Jose, He said many cities worry that of the union representing Manchester teachers said Crawford, an astronomer at Kitt years. Its reappearance was pre­ In 20 years. first sighted from the Palomar. Calif., expects to save about fl.S lowering lighting would lead to recently. .Peak National Otiservatory. His dicted by English astronomer “ Light pollution is a major Calif., observatory in October 1982. million in annual energy bills. increas^ crime bn dark streets sidmund Halley who died in 1742. problem with both the amateur But scientlsU are wai^ of “ It’s not enough,” said Manchester Education vantange point is a mountaintop in Low-pressure sodium lights In­ 8 in I fillc y S t and professional astronomer," promising too much for Halley s. Association President William Brindamour. “ For the Arizona desert. stalled in Tucson parking lots A n A er said studies show ’ 'crime THE ASTROOMICAL LEAGUE Archersaid. “ What makes it worse In fact, Ray L. Newbum. a leader instance, I think the capital improvements budget Crawford said people will have provide better lighting and delight goes on, whether you have lights or is concerned about dazzling shop­ is that most of the lighting is of the International Halley Watch, should be increased tremendously.” to drive 20 to 30 miles outside of motorists, Crawford said. not.” ping center displays, high- wofltcd says the upcoming appearanM urban centers to get a view of the To protect their multimillion- “ Most criminals are afraid of the Although the budget Kennedy rielased last wM k intensity floodlights and even Archer said any light seen above will be the “ worst viewing for the comet. dollar astronomy industry, many dark, too,” he said. recominended major renovations at Manchester Hisn ordinary street lamps that may ISO feet is not serving its purpose. naked eye in the last 2,000 yeara. To keep the comet from going areas of southern Arizona have Despite the concerns, observa­ School and four of the town's oldest elementary interfere with comet watching. Astronomers have come up with This is because the comet will be unnoticed in the cities, the Astro­ ordinances restricting night light­ tions at Kitt Peak indicate the schools, other schools need better upkeep, according Don Archer, executive secretary a practical and economical solu­ on the far side of the sun when it nomical League, the largest astro­ worid may be in for a treat. to Brindamour. He said that many of the town s 12 of the League, said the group is tion — low-pressure sodium light­ ing after 10 p.m. and banning new nomical organization in the world, installations of mercury vapor In September, visiting Univer­ will be its brightest. schools need parking lots and play areas repaved, has started the Dark Skies for using the comet to start a nation­ ing. When properly shielded, this while others could use interior work. “ When you put off making these repairs, it costs more in the long run,” Brindamour -said. “ If we h M Weather more money,‘we could do things when they need to be Peopletalk done instead of when things are desperate.’ For example, he argued that the parking lot at Buckley Today’s forecast School should have been paved 10 years ago. 2 Unreal people Connecticut, Massachusells and Brindamour, who teaches social studies at 2 Political satirist Mark Russell caught a lot of Rhode Island: Today; bitter cold. Manchester High School, also said that far too little flak when he moved to Hollywood to a co-host Windy with variable cloudiness money is spent on teacher training in Manchester. on “ Real People” but he has no regrets. and scattered snow flurries. High “ Hcd I not gone out there I wouldn’t have three from 5 to 15 degrees. Tonight: He said that to become better teachers, classroom wallet snapshots of my reserved parking space at bitter cold continuing, windy. Low instructors need more than the occasional in-service NBC in Burbank,” he said in an interview in The from 5 below zero to 10 above zero. training session currently sponsored by the school Washington Post. “ I will forever carry with me Tuesday; temperature moderat­ system. A few times per year, experts in education the knowledge of having been paid the highest ing. Partly cloudy with a high from and other subjects are brought into the town’s schools Hollywood compliment: an offer to host a game the teens to the mid 20s. to work with teachers. Students have a day off while show. I was never right for the show. But it was Maine; Wwindy and very cold teachers spend several hours learning new techniques awfully nice of them to give me all that money..." with snow and flurries in the north or improving their mastery of certain subjects. and east and light accumulations "But you need to have follow-up.” Brindamuur / “ Real People” was canceled In May and Herald photos by Pinto Russell is back in his element with a three-night today and flurries elsewhere. argued. "One day, where people sit there for four or nin at Ford's Theater in Washington, where he Highs in the single numbers and five hours, does nothing.” To be effective, the school used to be a regular at the Shoreham Hotel. lower teens. Flurries likely In the Frostbite fever system should set aside funds to pay for substitutes north tonight and Tuesday and while regular teachers attend more intense training partly cloudy south. Lows from 5 Today's frigid temperatures prompt Manchester residents who programs, he said. above to 15 below. Highs Tuesday Despite his criticisms^iBrindamour said a $31,000 can’t stay inside to bring out the scarves, hats and mittens in f uil administrative intertf program proposed by Kennedy in the upper single numbers and force. At right, Phonepham Thipkomol of 472 Main St. braves teens. is a promising first step. He predicted the program Quote of the Day New Hampshire: Windy and the coid during a waik down Main Street. Mary Hayes, above, of would boo.st teacher morale by giving staff a better President Reagan's inaugural chairman, Ron very cold w iA snow showers and Don’t even send the dog out 47 Hamhn St., tries to endure the temperatures on her way to chance at winning administrative appointments Walker, after announcing the inaugural parade flurries in the north and mountains “ The last few administrative openings have gone to Today: bitterly cold and windy. Mostly cloudy with scattered snow Bennet junior High School. people who live (and work) outsideoflown,“ he noted. and other activities had been canceled because of today and light accumulations. flurries. High around 10 above. Wind west 20 to 30 mph. Tonight: cold weather after months of planning: Highs in the single numbers and extreme cold. Windy. Partly cloudy. Low 5 below zero to 6 above zero. “ I want to tell you, I want to cry.” lower teens. Flurries likely in the Wind west 16 to 25 mph. Tuesday: moderating temperatures. Variable mountains tonight and Tuesday. cloudiness. High around 20. Wednesday partly sunny. Seasonably Making waves in London (^Id with lows zero to 15 below. cold. Today's weather picture was drawn by Jason Boronovitch, 9, a Hearing set on Oakland development America's newest superstar, Eddie Murphy, Vermont: Bitter cold with brisk Manchester In fourth grader at Waddell School. left, who is in London to promote his latest film, Now you know winds and occasional snow expressed concerns about the “ Beverly Hills Cop.” meets police constable Alan through tonight. Highs5below to 10 Firefighters douse house fire The Planning and Zoning Com­ One concerns a request by Applications by Andrew Ansaldi About 137,000 Americans stay home from work impact of the development on their Baxter in London. The film opens here on Friday. above today and temperatures mission will conduct a public Holiday Health & Fitness for a Jr. and the Purdy Corp. for each day because they have a cold. Colds also neighborhood at a public hearing holding steady tonight. Lots of Town firefighters braved frigid temperatures to battie a blaze hearing tonight on a proposal by special exception to expand its excavation, inland wetlands and keep about 164,000 children out of school each day two weeks ago. clouds Tuesday and scattered at a Holl Street house early this morning. developer Raymond F. Damato to facilities on West Middle Turnpike. flood plain permits are also on the across the country. A separate application by Law­ flurries. Highs in the teens, Deputy Fire Chief William Griffin, who was in charge at the construct 21 townhouse-style ren­ The expansion would more than hearing agenda. The applications rence A. Fiano — ope of the scene, said no one was injured in the fire. Damage was confined tal units on Oakland Street. double the size of the heaith spa by cover properties at 329,331,335,361 Kennel in the sky developers of the Brentwood com­ to some floor joists above the basment furnace and a kitchen Damato is seeking a zone change adding 11,536 square feet to the and 381 Adams St. A group of 1,200 pet owners is trying to stop the Extended outlook plex — will also be considered by closet on the first floor, Griffin said. from Residence A and Rural existing 10,120 square-foot facility. In addition, the PZC will con­ Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals the PZC. It is a request for a zone Extended outlook for New Eng­ Griffin said Merrili Wiscon Jr. was sleeping on the first floor Residence to Planned Residence The special exception is required sider several items which were the from letting a famous pet cemetery — the final change for a small parcel on land Wednesday through Friday: when he awoke at 2 a.m to the smeil of smoke in his house at 37 Development for a 2.15 acre parcel because there are more than 60 subject of previous public resting place of such mammalian celebrities as Connecticut, Massachusetts and Buckland Street from Rural Resi­ Holl St. Wiscon roused his wife and a houseguest and all three left at 179 Oakland St. The plan of parking spaces. The plans call for hearings. Bin Tin Tin and the MGM lion — become a condo Rhode Island; Fair Wednesday dence to Business I to allow the the house, Griffin said. development submitted with the 215 spaces. One is an application by complex. and Thursday. Becoming cloudy Brentwood-Manchester Asso­ conversion of a singie family house Griffin said firefighters quickly located flames in the zone-change application shows Suing the SPCA “ was not an easy thing to do," Friday. High in the 30s. Low from Also scheduled for hearing is an ciates for ' a zone change from to a real estate office. basement,- where a hot steam pipe had apparently overheated three buildings, each of which said attorney Dennis Polen, whose own terrier, the teens to the low 20s. would contain seven two-story, application by Lawrence Asso­ Rural Residence and Residence The commission will also take up and set fire to a wooden floor joist. Duffy Dolittle, is buried in the cemetery. Polen Vermont; Moderating tempera­ two-bedroom apartments. ciates, which is seeking a special AA to Planned Residence Develop­ a proposal for stricter zoning Firefighters were hampered by their inability to pump water represents Save Our Pets' History in Eternity tures. Chance of flurries each day. Three other applications are exception to construct a 4,000 ment to allow construction of a regulations covering hobby auto from frozen hydrants near the scene. Griffin said they had to lay (SOPHIE), which wants to purchase the Los Highs in the 20s. Lows 5 to IS. scheduled for public hearing dur­ square-foot medical office building 452-unit condominium develop­ repairs on private property. Sev­ Angeles Pet Cemetery but the SPCA. which owns Maine: Chance of flurries north hose from the nearest working hydrant at Brookfield and East ing the PZC meeting, which begins at 43 W. Middle Turnpike. The ment off Buckland Street and eral residents spoke in favor of a the cemetery, backed out of the deal. and fair south Wednesday. Varia­ Center streets. The fire was quickly extinguished after that, he at 7 p.m. in the Lincoln Center half-acre parcel is zoned Resi­ Tolland Turnpike. proposed zoning amendment at a The pet owners asked a court to rule that-the ble cloudiness with a chance of Setelllte view said. hearing room. dence C. Several residents of the area recent public hearing. S6-year-oid cemetery, which also is the burial site flurries Thursday and Friday. Griffin said he was so busy at the scene that he did not notice for Hopalong Cassidy's horse, must be sold to Warmer with highs in the mid 20s Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 1:30 p.m. EST shows a the cold. them. to low 30s. Lows in the single broad band of clouds, associated with a weather front, producing “ I thought it was the Fourth of July/' he said, adding that the numbers north to the lower and snow and rain from New England along the oast coast and Into the firefighters who had to' stand still and hold the hoses probably Manager says analyst can raise funds mid teens south. western Gulf of Mexico. Fog In central California and In western suffered the worst from the temperatures. New Hampshire: Chance of Texas and eastern Now Mexico are easily Idontlflable, but clouds may have been aware of it. flurries north and fair south Manchester General Manager DiRosa, who had not seen the hundred and fifty percent” a The job description says of the Waist watch Wednesday. Variable cloudiness Intermingled with snow cover over much of the remainder of the Robert Weiss said in a recent memo, said today he does not matter of reviewing the effective­ Zinsser wants more funds analyst that he “ develops funding Not only is Elizabeth Taylor sticking to her diet, with a chance of flurries Thursday country especially over the Groat Lakes southward to Mississippi and memorandum to the Board of agree that fund-raising should be ness and cost of human services and program recommendations to she monitors the caloric intake of her fiance, and Friday. Warmer with highs in Alabama makes photo Identification difficult. Clouds are advancing Directors that seeking funds from one of the functions of the human programs and contracts with The state-funded Fuel Assistance Program is running out of be reported to the director of Dennis Stein. the mid 20s to low 30s. Lows in the over the northwestern states of Montana, Idaho, Washington and funds and “ needs a shot in the arm ," according to state %n. Carl charitable agencies for town hu­ service analyst. DiRosa, a Repub­ agencies. He said he has seen the job human services.” Actress Leslie Ackerman recently worked with single numbers north to the lower southward to Nevada to Colorado. A. Zinsser, R-Manchester, the co-chairman of the Legislature’s man service projects is consistent lican, said the question should be description which contains “ a Taylor making the television movie “ Malice in and mid teens south. Energy and Public Utilities Committee. with the job description for the decided by the Board of Directors. vague reference to fund-raising.” Wonderland," in which Taylor plays gossip “ Currently w e're spending $1.5 million on the program , but town human service analyst. DiRosa said that when the columnist Louella Parsons and Ackerman is her But Director Peter DiRosa, who Human Services Department was He said that as a member of the Only 52.4 percent of those UPl ptio to Across the nation that's just not enough," ^insser said in a news release. daughter. Ackerman said she was amazed by the raised a question about the prac­ reorganized and the position of minority party on the board, he eligible voted in the 1932 election Snow will fall over New The current shortage of funds was caused by an increased amount of food Taylor kept in her trailer on the tice at the Jan. 8 meeting of the human service analyst was was never made aware of that between Herbert Hoover and number of applicants this winter, he said. set. Remember this face England, the northern portion of board, today remained unsatisfied created, it was his understanding aspect of the job, though the Franklin D. Roosevelt, who was the Mid-Atlantic states, the Ohio The program, which is run in conjunction with the “ A person could live there for a month.” she Peter Gagarin, 40, soon will get honors with Weiss’s explanation. that the the job would be “ one majority members of the board the winner. valley, much of the Great Lakes federally-funded Winter Energy Assistance Program, provides told People magazine. Still Taylor stuck to her reserved for famous sports heroes. Gagarin will DiRosa’s objection was to a fuel aid for elderly or handicapped residents whose incomes are diet and kept an eye on Stein, who recently spent have his picture on boxes of Wheaties cereal after and the northern two-thirds of letter written by analyst John Post at or within 200 percent of the poverty level.' Ume at the Pritlkin Center fat-farm. “ Elizabeth being picked from more than 1,000 entrants in the Rockies, the northern Plateau soliciting contributions to the and I were shooting one scene in a car when I saw “ Wheaties Search for Champions” contest. He and the Pacific coast. Winds will Zinsser spid he has invited state administration officials to a town’s Elderly Outreach program Dennis hanging out by a tray of doughnuts on the was chosen for his performance in the little know be strong and gusty over the Jan. 25 meeting to discuss the availability of funds under WEAP. under the Neighborhood Assist­ set. I told Elizabeth and she rolled down the sport of orienteering, in which participants race northern and middle Atlantic ance Act, which gives cprporate window and yelled, “ Dennis, what are you to complete an outdoor course through rugged coast states as w ell as the Great donors state tax advantages when eating? Remember Pritikin.” terrain. Lakes. , they contribute to qualified High temi>eratures be in the Fusscas says appeal a ‘charade’ projects. i. I single digits across northern “ It certainly seems that this sort New England, much of the Ohio The decision by Democratic Gov. William A. O’Neill and of actlvitiy on the part of the valley and portions of the north­ Attorney General Joseph Lieberman to appeal a court ruling that Human Services Analyst is con­ allows unaffiliated voters to participate in Republican'primaries sistent with the job description for ern Plains. Highs will be in the UM WlATHUr FOTOCaST » TUESDAY Almanac 30s and 40s across portions of the “ is at best a political charade," state Rep. J. Peter Fusscas, the position and 'the economic times in which we are operating,” southern Atlantic coast states. R-Marlborough, has charged in a news release. Today is Monday, January Notional forecast “ If Gov. O’Neill and Democrats are serious, let them call a Weiss said in the memo, referring 21st, the 21st day of 1985 with 344 Long Island Sound party convention and change their rules to embrace unaffiliated to the reduction in state and to follow. voters as the Republicans have done," said Fusscas, whose federal grants for social services. For the period ending 7 a.m. EST Tuesday. During early Tuesday Weiss said that the concern The moon is in its new phase. The National Weather Service district includes part of Manchester. morning, snow Is forecast for parts of the Central Plains, the about the letters may stem from The morning stars are Mer­ forecast for Long Island Sound to He also said legislation proposed by the Democrats to open up Mississippi and Ohio valleys and the Great Lakes regions. Elsewhere, their contents. “ Greater care will USDA CHOICE BEEF ROUND BONELESS cury, Jupiter and Saturn. Watch Hill, R.I. and Montauk primaries in both parties to unaffiliated voters “ is hypocritical the weather will be fair. Minimum temperatures will Include be taken in the future to review the The evening stars are Venus Point: and unconstitutional.” *2.69 (maximum temperatures In parenthesis): Atlanta 15(37), Boston items for which funds are being TOP ROUND STEAKS..... and Mars. Gale warning in effect. Winds “ At stake is the constitutional right of political parties to west to northwest 30 knots to 35 6(27), Chicago 1(24), Cleveland 4(21), Dallas 18(30), Denver 6(31), sought and to better explain their Those born on this date are determine their own rules and to have those rules ratified by USDA CHOICE BEEF ROUND BONELESS knots with gusts today, decreasing need,” he said in the memo made under the sign of Aquarius. They Duluth 3(19), Houston 18(32), Jacksonville 17(47), Kansas City 5(23), legislative action,” Fusscas said. to 25 knots to 30 knots with gusts public today. Little Rock 16(31), Los Angeles 41(64), Miami 33(58), Minneapolis Many Democratic leaders have said they oppose allowing CUBE STEAKS------*2.69 Include Confederate General tonight and continuing Tuesdaf’. 0(20), New Orleans 20(33), New York 9(23), Phoenix 45(67), St. Louis unaffiliated voters to participate in the party’s primaries Thomas “ Stonewall" Jackson, in Visibility 5 miles or more today USDA CHOICE BEEF ROUND ^ N E L E S S 11(27), San Francisco 41(56), Seattle 34(47), Washington 13(30). because it could undermine the two-party system. 1824... actor Telly Savalas, in through Tuesday. Variable cloudi- - 1924 (61)... and comedian Benny ness today. Clear tonight. Mostly SIARTLOSING EYE ROUND Hill, in 1925 (60). sunny Tuesday. Remaining bit­ On this date in history; terly cold through Tuesday. Mod­ Manchester Herald WEIGHT TODAY! A u s HI MAINE. ROUND WHITE In 1792, French King Louis the erate to heavy freezing spray. 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New Hampshire daily: 1658 Any questions about If you're unable to reach your The Manchester Herald Is a Manchester Community Colege RITE AID PHARMACIES 1 ^36-4277 A thought for the day: “The Rhode Island daily; 7133 carrier, coll lubtcrlber service at subscriber to United Press Interno- registering for ciasses? EnRild - S 0i 3.. nmy f t 4HI2I ______1 Today In history 443-3711 by 7 p .m . w eekdays o r 10 tionol news services and Is a French writer Voltaire said Vermont daily; 083 60 Bkiwall street WiMkwtir •» Ml a. Itmm f t HH1U o.m. Soturdoys tor ouoronteed member of the Audit Bureau of Call 647-6147 Manchester, Conneclicut 06040 EM NwHani ■ ni nqw B. fim a ft sstm “ The secret of being a bore is to Confetirate General Thomas "Stonewall” Jackson (seen, Massachusetts daily; 5786 delivery In Manchester. Circulations. tell everything." here) was born Jan. 21, 1824. “ M egabucks": 1-H7-23-24-35 MANCHESTER-HERAl.D. Monday. Jan. 21. 1985 - L 4 - MANrHF.STER HERALD. Mondiiy, .Ian. 21. 1985 Opposition ieader arrives in Maniia Bv Svivana Foo fered in a 1971 grenade explosion at United Press International a political rally. He was blinded in one eye, lost hearing in one ear and MANILA. Philippines - Opposi­ lost a finger in the blast. tion leader Jovito Salonga ended ’’The last 12 years taught us a nearly four years of self-imposed lesson," he told reporters at the exile in the United States and (lew airport. "We do not and cannot home today to an emotional deserve freedom unless were are JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (UPl) - welcome, vowing to help unseat prepared for it ... if necessary die The owner of Adolf Hitler’s ill- President Ferdinand Marcos. for it." fated yacht, Ostwind, has given up Salonga, 64, was hugged, kis.sed, There were fears the former plans to restore the ailing vessel cheered and draped with flower senator would be arrested on but a Massachusetts museum is leis by swarms of supporters as he subversion charges but Marcos considering whether it is willing to arrived from Hong Kong. He was ordered the case dropped last undertake the task. accompanied by family, journal­ week. Salonga. after saying a brief Charles Sanderson of the Ply­ ists and 15 opposition colleagues prayer and attempting to talk to a mouth, Mass., Colonial Ship Mu­ who formed a security cordon horde of journalists, quickly left seum, said he will fly to Jackson­ around him. the airport. ville this week to inspect the Hundreds more followers ga­ Aquino’s brother, Agapito, and decaying hull, which is being 86-year-old former Sen. Lorenzo UPl photo thered outside the airport with evicted from its current dock along banners proclaiming "Welcome Tanada were among the opposition the Trout River. Thomas K. Mattingly II, Loren J. Shriver, home Jovy.” leaders who joined Salonga on his "We’re going to do everything The crew of the space shuttle 51 -C flight "I want my people to have flight home. Aquino’s widow and we can to save her,” Sanderson arrives at the Kennedy Space Center James F. Buchli, Gary E. Payton, and freedom and justice,” Salonga his mother were at the airport, said. “I understand it’s in pretty Sunday in preparation for Wednesday’s Ellison S. Onizuka. said. "My first priority is to help along with former Philippine Pres­ bad shape. Just how bad it is we’ll ident Dio.sdado Macapagal, to flight. From left, they are Commander heal the rift within the democratic have to see.” opposition. Now the opposition is greet Salonga. ' The Ostwind, a racing yawl, has only united in wanting to . do "I’m not as colorful a personal­ sunk eight times and frequently something against Marcos, they ity as Benigno Aquino," Salonga changed hands since the end of Shuttle countdown begins are not united in tactics." told United Press International World War II, when the U.S. Navy The Liberal Party chief is the during the flight. "It would be the 2 seized and converted it as a is a "signals intelligence” spy Under the plan. Discovery’s first opposition leader to return height of political folly to attempt training vessel for the Naval CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. landing time will not be revealed to eliminate me.” (UPl) — Countdown clocks at the satellite designed to monitor Rus­ from exile since Benigno Aquino Academy at Annapolis, Md. sian military communications. until 16 hours before touchdown at was assassinated as he stepping off But the former senator was Launched on Sept. 4.1939, Hitler Kennedy Space Center began the Kennedy Space Center and for obviously nervous — as was ticking today (or the shuttle Shuttle commander Navy Capt. a (light from America 17 months UPl ptwtot had used the Ostwind as a pleasure Thomas Mattingly, Air Force Lt. the first time in two decades ago — on Aug. 21, 1983. A civilan Cathay Pacific. The airline put craft for outings with his mistress, Discovery’s launch Wednesday on conversations between the astro­ their security chief on the flight to a top-secret military flight to carry Ck)l. Loren Shriver, Marine Corps panel has blamed the military for first president since Richard Nixon to be sworn in for a Eva Braun. The vessel was at the Lt. Col. James Buchli and Air nauts and mission control will be the Aquino slaying. make sure nothing happened to the ceremony is Chief Justice Warren Burger. Afterwards, bottom of the Intracoastal Water­ an Air Force spy satellite into sent in code and kept secret. opposition leader. With First Lady Nancy Reagan holding the Bible, Force Majors Ellison Onizuka and The military held extraordinary Mrs. Reagan got a kiss from her husband. Reagan is the second term. way when current owner Horace orbit. Gary Payton arrived at the Florida Normal pre-launch news confer­ talks with opposition leaders on President Reagan is sworn in tor a second term Sunday (ilass paid $5,000 for it in 1971. The countdown was scheduled to ences with the crew members and begin at 4 a.m EST but a National shuttleport at 4:35 p.m. Sunday. security for Salonga — one of 11 at the White House. Administering the oath at the private Glass said he had hoped to Payton, the first of 25 Defense NASA officials were canceled and possible opposition presidential BIBLE TALK restore the craft and spent 11 years Aeronautiqs and Space Adminis­ NASA commentary on the count­ tration spokesman would not con­ Department shuttle fliers, will be contenders should the ailing Mar­ Non-Denominational and a small fortune trying. His aboard Discovery to tend the spy down will not begin until one hour cos call presidential elections Activities forced Inside entire family lived on board the firm whether or not it started on before Discovery’s launch window time. "It’s started, that’s all I can satellite. The other four crew before his term ends in 1987. Come and join our yacht for two years, stay ing up late members are full-time NASA opens at 1:15 p.m. Scores of plainclothes and uni­ to scrape and paint the hull. say,” said NASA Spokesman Live commentary will cease discussions centered Rocky Raab. astronauts. formed policemen surrounded Sa­ “We sold three houses to raise Unprecedented security mea­ once Discovery reaches orbit and longa at the airport and at a later around God’s Word. funds to put into her,” he said. Discovery is scheduled to blast only written status reports will be Cold disrupts festivities off between 1:15p.m.and4:15 p.m. sures were imposed (or Discov­ news conference. But Glass said a stroke and ery’s mission. The final version of issued after that unless an emer­ Salonga left the Philippines in Tuesday evenings abdominal ' surgery have pre­ Wednesday. The Air Force is gency develops. —keeping the exact launch time an agreement between NASA and March 1981 — two months after 7:30-9:00 P.M. By Norman D. Sandler Reagan's second term were upset. duled for tonight, the glittery vented him from completing the the Air Force on what information Marcos lifted nearly eight years of climax of the weekend, were not ■m.'" «rt task and the dock where the secret in an effort to (oil Russian Herbert Bayard Swope won the Call 647-0069 United Press International “We came all this way to see it, efforts to track the shuttle or its will be available about this and martial law — to seek medical and they take it away from us,” affected by the unusually bitter Ostwind once got free space as a future military shuttle missions first Pulitzer Prize for reporting in treatment for an eye injury suf­ anytime______. cold weather. tourist attraction has decided the sensitive payload. WASHINGTON - Old Man said Gregg Karr, 18, a member of a Defense sources say the payload was released Sunday. 1917. Winter, adding an unwanted di­ high school group that traveled Reagan said he had been advised hulk is a liability. mension to President Reagan’s from San Bernardino, Calif., to by medical and military experts place in the history books, trans- witness history. that the wind and cold would tormed his $12 million "We the His teacher, Glenn Taylor, said, combine today to produce wind- People" second Inaugural into an "We’re terribly disappointed be­ chill readings as low as 30 degrees U.S./W orld cause we came from San Bernar­ below zero, at which point exposed “$100 now, more later, invitation-only event for a privi­ it doesn’t take long to reach leged few. dino, Calif., and we’ve dressed as flesh could freeze in five to 10 A surge of bitter arctic cold, warmly as we know how to." minutes. In the maximum deposit’.’ But Betty Heitman, co­ The decision, reached six hours Elwooti W. Sturicvani.Jr. carried into the capital by gusty >1 Ka$i Harironi winds, prompted Reagan to move chairwoman of the Republican after Reagan took the oath of office Israel begins military withdrawal National Committee, said: "It’s in a semiprivate — though tele­ J his second oath-taking ceremony JERUSALEM — Israel began the first phase of its unilateral in as many days indoors and to better than freezing to death." vised — White House ceremony, ns-:-.. ' cancel the traditional parade down made history. For the first time, military withdrawal from Lebanon with a warning that Lebanon Pennsylvania Avenue, rather than all official outdoor events asso­ and the United Nations would be responsible for any bloodshed risk the health of thousands of SOME 140,000 TICKETS had ciated with the inaugural were resulting from the pullout. canceled: the swearing-in and ...... The warning was made by Defense Minister Yitzhak Rabin spectators and participants. been distributed for the swearing- '*r "Nancy and I are disappointed in and inaugural address. Moving speech set for the west steps of the Sunday hours after dozens of Israeli military vehicles began Capitol and the parade from the Look who’s starting that the weather in Washington the ceremony to the Capitol •iff removing “non-essential” equipment from the southern caused this change," he said in a rotunda limited the audience to Capitol to the White House. Lebanese port city of Sidon. written statement, “but the health about 1.000 people — the presiden­ The cancellations plunged the The Israeli government set Feb. 18 as the deadline for the A and safety of those attending and tial and vice presidential families, well-scripted inaugural Into chaos UPl photo completion of the first stage of its three-phase pullout plan to another Variable Rate working at outdoor events must members of Congress, Cabinet and and came as a blow to those bring home an estimated 10,000 troops after a 2'/ii-year scheduled to perform in the Capitol where President Reagan was to come before any celebrations." Supreme Court, reporters and a A workman shovels snow Sunday froma occupation of Lebanon. select few invited guests. parade: marching units, floats, platform on the West Front of the be sworn in today. more than 750 horses and even a Israel radio said the removal of ammunition depots, fuel IRAatSBM ! Sen. Charles Mathias, chairman dumps, medical centers and storage facilities may be completed IN HOPES OF EASING the of the Joint Congressional Inaugu­ dog sled pulled by 21 huskies. ral Committee, was in the rotunda ahead of schedule. I know it’s not the only IRA the disappointment of 12,000 to 14,000 In the first stage of the plan, Israeli troops will withdraw from people involved in the 90-minute late Sunday trying to figure out Capitol-to-White House parade, where to place guests, reporters, THE INAUGURAL COMMIT­ Inaugural address is used the Sidon area along the coast to the Litani River, about 20 miles Savings Bank of Manchester N Reagan asked the Inaugural Com­ camera crews and a choir. TEE, which received no federal south of current troop lines and 20 miles from the mittee to set up another event for funding, stood to lose as much as Israeli-Lebanese border. offers, but the beauty the bands, baton twirlers and “If its not historical, it’s at least $843,750 in revenue raised from the others — inside at the massive unusual," Mathias, R-Md., said of sale of 25,000 tickets along the as blueprint of president Capital Centre in suburban Lan- the first-ever inauguration in the parade route at prices of $12.50, $75 Fighting erupts as refugees flee of it is -fo r m e-rl can rotunda. “For people who have and $100. dover, Md. come here from across the country Bv Arnold Sawlslak ural, is In even more special emphasized in his campaign for ARANYAPRATHET, Thailand - Fighting erupted today keep adding on to it. Because of the weather, which — even though they have taken Lake said refund requests sub­ United Press International company. Of the 39 men who have re-election. between Cambodian rebels and Vietnamese troops along the dipped below zero early today, the part In other activities — this is the mitted before Feb. 10 would be served in the presidency, he is only His second inaugural can be Thai-Cambodian border, adding new urgency to the evacuation view of the inaugural proceedings focal point of their trip. They’ll honored. He said the financial WASHINGTON - When Ronald the 12th to take the oath of office expected to sound a similar note, of tens of thousands of civilians. will be limited — just as the miss it." impact of the parade cancellation Reagan steps to the podium high twice. Although Reagan is counted with perhaps some restatement of Vietnamese troops also fired heavy artillery and rockets at on the committee’s $12 million above Washington’s sweeping as the 40th president, only 39 men his goals for domestic progress in Khmer Rouge rebel bases south of Aranyaprathet today in what president's men had vowed it "The ceremony is going to be would not be. The upshot, said budget cannot be calculated until Mall on Jan. 21 to begin his have served, arid five, vice presi­ the next four years. But Reagan is Thai military sources said was an attempt to disrupt rebel supply pretty much the way it was that process is completed. inaugural address, he will be dents succeeding to office and reported to be eager to make Inaugural Committee spokesman planned, but we’ll have a lot less progress toward a less dangerous lines in advance of a new offensive. James Lake, is "it will not be a “It’s a very costly decision,” carrying on a tradition and con­ never elected in their own right, A rebel radio broadcast said Vietnam had moved Soviet-built people to contend with," said fronting an opportunity given only gave no Inaugural speeches. world in his second term and it is public event any longer.” Mathias spokesman Randolph Lake said. "But in view of the likely that foreign affairs, espe­ tanks and massed troops opposite the bases of the Khmer Rouge, health considerations, there was to 33 men before him. Some presidents have used the the strongest of three rebel groups fighting to oust Hanoi’s 160,000 Some who had looked forward to Dove. Redgan, giving his second inaue- inaugural platform to inspire and cially the hope for arms control, their role in marking the start of The nine inaugural balls sche­ no alternative.” rally the nation and to create a will have an important place in his troops from Cambodia. body of patriotic literature re­ second inaugural.------The Vietnamese buildup around the Khmer Rouge bases in the membered long after they left the Inaugural speeches are as var­ rugged Phnom Malai mountain area has been under way since Famlly gathers around White House. Other presidents, to ied as the men who have delivered Jan. 15, but there was no indication when Hanoi planned to launch borrow a Reagan phrase from the them. They have ranged in length its sltdck last campaign, have “bored the from the terse 135-word message Fighting was also reported today at the Vietnamese-held Nong pants off” their audiences, includ­ Washington delivered at his se­ Samet camp, which was captured from the Khmer Peoples ing one whose own wife left before cond inauguration in Philadelphia National Liberation Front, or KPNLF, on Christmas Day. Day’s events keep^ancy excited he finished talking: to a mind-numbing 8,445-word Some, in times of international oration delivered in 1841 by Wil­ Terrorists plague West Germany tension, have addressed their liam Henry Harrison. Banking Commissioner, Kay Bcrgin - is yours for Bv Norman D. Sandler Union his No. 1 priority so he tould A review of government back to ' United Press Interndtional make a mark on histoi^. speeches to the leaders of other STUTTGART, West Germany — A suspected terrorist was Ourspeclal the asking at any of SBM’s convenient locations, "I never said anyting about I nations. Others, when domestic Greek and Roman times, the killed and another person was injured in a bombing attempt near or by phoning us at 646-1700, or by using the speech by “Tippecanoe” Harrison IS-monthlRAmay coupon below. WASHINGTON — Nancy Rea­ want you t^ find your place in concerns have been uppermost in a police barracks — one of three weekend attacks blamed on history," she said. the national consciousness, have was the longest inaugural — and terrorists, police said today. ” bethebestplan 2 gan said today she was as excited She told interviewers on both spoken directly to Americans. some say the worst — ever given. Police said a man was killed Sunday night when a bomb he was Why the IRA^ The Individual Retirement as a new bride at her husband’s Poor Harrison never gave another yet to get you saving What kind of Acetjuni, in our opinion here ai SBM.coniinuea first inaugural four years ago and networks that Reagan is a man of BUT WHOEVER THE PRESI­ preparing to plant went off prematurely in the business district of IRA is for you? to be ihc best way yet for people who earn income “little ego." major speech; within a month he To learn that, we’ll to save for retircmeni.lt given you a w»od lax . doesn’t remember much, Ifut DENT and whatever the theme of was dead of pneumonia. Stuttgart. seriously - and easily - deduction, as il cams gfxxl interest. hach year, you hopes to hold on to memories the Daughter Patti Davis, the last to A woman was injured by the blast. Police said she may have have to do a little can put into an IRA ihe maximum money allowed his speech, the opportunity to talking, back and second time around. hit town, arrived late Sunday from launch an administration on a high been an accomplice in the bombing attempt. Authorities said the for your retirement. by law. Or any amount up to that maximum. Or The entire Reagan clan, minus California to find the city plunged FORTV-EIGHT YEARS forth, before we can sug­ put in none - skip a lew years if you must SBM note has been there since the April LATER, Benjamin Harrison deli­ blast caused heavy damage to two corporate offices. gest one. You can open an IRA by coming in or by bcliesw you're never too young U) enk»y the hene- son-in-law Paul Grilley, were into a deep freeze by cold and wind day In 1793 when George Washing­ Police said the target might have been a nearby barracks for Here at the Savings Bank of Manchester, we’ve fita of IRAi-fJf toofrfd,because you can still take so bitter that it forced the cerem­ vered an inaugural speech only been bdping a lot of people open Individual Retire- ^ n i n g in. At SBM, by the way, there is 3 k part even up to age 70'/i! Oime retirement the gathered to help warm up one of ton gave the first inaugural in policemen assigned to guard prominent persons against for setting up or administenng your IRA.iund. /Ul payoff can be beautiful. Only after ysiu ckiac out ony inside and prompted the half as long as his grandfather’s, roent Accounts. So many people and so many lor setting up or administering your IRA.l the coldest inauguritls on record Federal Hall in New York City. flssdssilidf ions we wish to do is make sure you gel the most out ol your IRAi are ysni taxed on the money, and by cancellation of the traditional but it was raining so hard many of accounts, in fact, that we’ve son of earned the that lime you'll probably be in a kiwer tax bracket with family memories. Washington, more soldier than the audience, including his wife, The West German newspaper Bild, quoting reliable sources, your IRA, from the very Stan. Fourteen members of the Rea­ inaugural parade. reputation, east of the river, as the experts on IRAs. anyway. Business forced Grilley, her politician, delivered his 20-minute left before he finished. identified the man killed in the blast as Johannes Thimme, 28. It We can suggest all sorts of accounts to pul gan family were present Sunday as speech in a low, trembling voice. ’The best inaugural? Critics said Thimme was sentenced in 1981 to 18 months in prison for your retirement dollars into-each good for spe­ Today may be a very ginxl day to give attention husband of five months, to remain ValuMe Rat. IRA tor Ih. Maureen Reagan an end. It was iiythat speech that differences between the two sides. week or next month or whenever you have inoie Kcouni before maiunty re$ult» m a $ub$taniial penally recitation of the nation’s economic Lincoln, who haa pleaded with the money available to pul away, you can deposit more everything." Mrs. Reagan said on and her husband, Dennis Revell, Actress Patricia Neal displays a special birthday gift "1 believe that in the search for a solution of the Cyprus 'Mephone 646“8020 to kc«p infonned have had an active social schedule. ills. But the theme of the Reagan Southern states four years earlier into the account. Bit by bit, it doesn’t take long at 1 MOIVBIM. RETIKMCNT ANSWERS j ABC’s "Good Morning America.” during a private party Sunday — a jar of jelly beans from a address was the prospect of "a question the gap has never been so narrow, and that there is a all to sock away the entire tax-deferred amount that flill SBM rates and yields. "And 1 don’t remember every­ Presidential son Michael Reagan, who remain in the Union, offeiM need to persevere,” F’erez de Cuellar said Sunday after the Sivingi Bank of M incbettcr, his wife, Colleen, and their two former movie co-star, President Reagan — on the strong, prosperous America at the Confederacy reconciliation. you, as someone with earned income, are entitled 923 Awin St., M xnchetler,CT 06040. thing about the first inaugural. peace with itself and the world.” collapse of the four-day negotiations. to. The object being, of courst, that the inore you PIcMC tend me my free IRA hiodborjk. Now, this time. I’ll remember, I children are making their first Academy-award winning actress' 59th birthday. In a summation nearly as Our free, 40 -page handbook on IRAs is a good "We are too great a nation to famous as his Gettysburg Address, Greek Cypriot leader Spyros Kyprianou and Turkish leader put away now, the b ^ e r your fmandal situation hope.” visit to the White House in four will be, come retirement. starting place. We call il the Individual Retire­ House. limit ourselves to small dreams,” Lincoln said, "With malice toward Rauf Denktash broke off the talks over whether documentation ment Answers handbook, because answers il has- years. rice salad and vegetables — after Reagan said. "We are not, as some presented by Perez de Cuellar was a draft agreement to be Something else about our Variable Rate IRA: AddrcM____ - - . ------Also in town: son Ron Reagan the president went before a live All IS members of the immediate none, with charity for all, with it’s a great vehicle for any rollover from pension including a special worksheet at the back of the City ______^ - would have us believe, doomed to firmness in the r i ^ t as God gives signed or the basis for further negotiation. book to help you figure out the t e l route to take and his wife Doria, presidential television hookup in the map room Reagan family are being housed in plans or IRAs you have which may be maturing Ttkphonr______IHte of binh brother Neil Reagan and his wife to flip a coin for the kickoff of Super the White House, with other an inevitable decline.” us to see the right, let us strive on to Perez de Cuellar, who delayed his departure on a trip to the Far soon. So you can use this Variable Rate IRA as a on IRAs. The fact-filled booklet-specially writ­ "We have every right to dream finish the work we are in, to bind up East by several hours, said he hoped the two leaders would ten for SBM by former Connecticut Deputy SocttI Secuniy Numhet ------Bess and Richard Davis, the first Bowl XIX. relatives quartered at nearby vehicle to consolidate all your IRAs. — 1 lady’s brother, along with his wife, Maureen Reagan tossed a solre hotels. heroic dreams,” he said. the nation’s wounds, to care for attend another "joint high-level meeting, if possible before the M»nied> -- bpouir worhMi|>----- _J Patricia, children, Anne and Geof­ of her own for Washington politicos Maureen and her husband won him who shall have borne the end of February.” frey, and friend David Hennessey. and scores of other VIPs. Her the right to reside in the historic THE MEI^AGE OF RISINC. battle and for his widow and his Denktash, leader of the 120,000 Turkish Cypriote on the brother Michael, not long ago the Lincoln Bedroom with its 7-foot hope for a resurgent nation offered orphan, to do all which may Mediterranean island, immediately cast doubt on an early t u . i k . a m Nd.St (tiil.OIlk.l:Pw".fu<« l a h t StiomH.,Pul. [ ^ 1 Opportunity IcndM MOST GATHERED IN THE focus of an embarrassing family hed. The rationale? "Dennis is the by Reagan four years ago was achieve a Just and lasting peace resumption of the talks. family dining room Sunday even­ feud, threw a Super Bowl party for tallest,” said Sheila Tate, the first reflected in many of his public among ourselves and with all ing for a hearty dinner of pot roast. 10 in the family theater of the White lady’s press secretary. utterances in the first term and nations.” MANCHESTER HERALD. Monduv, l^m 21 1985 - I

6 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Jan. 21. 1985 Richard M. Diamond. Publisher Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editor Leader seeks strength through unity ily gauge his success on the results decade and also picked up another vember as a symptom of a problem James P. Sacks, City Editor Bv Mark A. Dupuis of this year’s elections. congressional seat. that has developed in his party United Press International “ There are always a bunch of The clobbering at the polls was over a number of years. OPINION surprises at the local level because “ I think there’s been a need to HARTFORD — Democratic one factor that prompted the rebuild it for a decade,” he said. all politics is local and nowhere is State Chairman Timothy J. Moyni­ resignation of Moynihan’s prede­ “ The erosion in terms of that local that more true than in terms of han still believes' politics is more cessor, James M. Fitzgerald of East Hartford, as party chairman. grass roots organization has gone mayoral. the art of compromise than compu­ “ What 1 think is most important J a c k Fitzgerald said he decided to on for years and years and you kind ters, but he’s' well aware compu­ is that whether we win or lose in leave before his term ended to give of focus in on it when you have a big The inauguration: phrases from the past A n d e r s o n ters make the business easier. some of those towns that there’s a Moynihan, a six-term state re­ his successor time to prepare for loss.” Moynihan said he wants to focus structural rebuilding of the local presentative, took over last week this year’s municipal elections and cannot live alone, at peace; that our own well-being is Washington on rebuilding local party organiza­ organizations and a working to­ legitim ate aid from the national authority.’ as chairman of the state's restless next year’s statewide races. W ASHINGTON — Mem orable words from past dependent on the well-being of other nations far away. tions this year but won’t necessar­ gether,” he said. Msrry-Qo-Round majority party. One of his first Moynihan looks back at No­ inaugural addresses: 1901, William McKinley — On colonialism: "The We have learned that we must live as men, not as actions was to bring in a computer Am erican people, entrenched in freedom at home, take ostriches, nor as dogs in the manger. We have learned 1801, Thomas Jefferson - “ Every difference of and load it up with party programs their love for it with them wherever they g o.... Our to be citizens of the world, members of the human :v opinion is not a difference of principle. We are all and information. institutions will not deteriorate by extension, and our community.” Republicans, we are all F ed eralists.... Let us then, with Democrats had been criticized ?ense of justice will not abate under tropic suns in during their last campaign for courage and confidence, pursue our own Federal and 1953, Dwight D. Eisenhower — “ Whatever America lagging behind a computerized Republican principles, our attachment to union and distant seas." hopes to bring to pass in the world must first come tp CIA is up Republican effort that helped the representative government.” 1905, Theodore Roosevelt — “ We are the heirs of the pass in the heart of Am erica. The peace we seek, then, GOP score a stunning success on ages... a great nation compelled to play a major role is nothing less than the practice and fulfillment of our >1 1809, James Madison — On American objectives; “ To election night. among nations. We wish peace, but we wish the peace of whole faith among ourselves and in our dealings with Moynihan says computers are a cherish peace and friendly relations with all nations ... to its o|d justice, the peace of righteousness. We wish it because others.” valuable asset to a political party, to foster a spirit of independence too just to invade the we think it is right and not because we are afraid." but says they can only handle the rights of others, too proud to surrender our own.” 1961, John F. Kennedy — “ Let the word go forth from dirty tricks mechanical tasks. AID COLOR FILM 1913, Woodrow Wilson — “ This is not a day of this tim e and place, to friend and foe alike, that the 1861, Abraham Lincoln - To the Southern states; "In “ All they are is a tool that lets triumph, it is a day of dedication. Here muster not the torch has been passed to a new generation of you to do a lot of things quicker and your hands, my dissatisfied fellow countrymen, and not WASHINGTON — Now and then, forces of party, but the forces of humanity. M en’s A m erican s.... We shall pay any price, bear any burden, more streamlined than if you had in mine, is the momentous issue of civil war. You can I have yielded to the temptation to hearts wait upon us; men’s lives hang in the balance; meet any hardship, support any friend, oppose any foe. to do them mechanically,” he said have no conflict without yourselves being the make sport of the tribulations of m en’s hopes call upon us to say what we would do." in order to dssure the survival and the success of in an interview. aggressprs. You have no oath registered in Heaven to the CIA, which has taken my jibes lib e rty .... And so, m y fellow Am ericans, ask not what “ They're certainly not a substi­ destroy the government, while I have the most solemn 1929, Herbert Hoover — “ I have no fears for the , in ill humor. tute for people in the streets and your country can do for you — ask what you can do for one 'to preserve, protect and defend it.'” future of the country. It is bright with hope.” In the case of Ronald Ray district organizations and town ■•If ROBITUSSIN your country.” ' Rewald, for example. I got hold of / committees that really want to 1865, Abraham Lincoln - “ With m alice toward none, 1933, Franklin D. Roosevelt — “ This great nation will DM COUGH 1965, Lyndon B. Johnson — “ If American lives must suppressed documents that show work.” • CONTROL with charity for all, with firmness in the right as God endure as it has endured, will revive and will prosper. end, and Am erican treasure be spilled in countries that . the C IA’s intrepid spies have been That's where the compromise DM 4 0 Z BOTTLE POLIDENT gives us to see the right, let us strive to finish the work So first of all, let me assert my firm belief that the only comes in and Moynihan believes we barely know, then that is the pride that change has tripping over their cloaks and DENTURE we are in, to bind up the nation’s wounds, to care for compromise is one art he has thing we have to fear is fear itself — nameless, demanded of conviction and of our enduring covenant.’ daggers. him who shall have borne the battle and for his widow unreasoning, unjustified terror which paralyzes needed Rewald was a CIA undercover mastered in his 10 years as a CLEANSER legislator. and his orphan, to do all which m ay achieve and cherish efforts to convert retreat into advance.” 1981, Ronald Reagan — “ We are too great a nation to man who faces criminal fraud Moynihan hopes to rebuild the a just and lasting peace among ourselves and with all limit ourselves to small dreams. We are not, as some charges in the collapse of liis 1937, Franklin D. Roosevelt — “ I see a great nation grass roots of the Democratic EXCEDRIN nations." would have us believe, doomed to an inevitable decline. Honolulu-based investment firm. PKG. upon a great continent, blessed with great wealth of Party and to bring together EXTRA- ... Let us renew our determination, our courage and our The less the public hears about the STRENGTH OF 40 1877, Rutherford B. Hayes — On helping the freed natural resources. Its 130 million people are at peace opposing Democratic factions on strength. Let us renew our faith and our hope. We have TABLETS slaves: “ Universal suffrage should rest on universal case, the more relieved the CIA the local level to work together. TABLETS among themselves; they are making their country a BOTTLE OF 100 education. To this end, liberal and pemanent provision every right to dream heroic dream s.” will be. Its concern is over He said he knows many local good neighbor among nations.” party leaders — he served with , should be made for the support of free schools by the embarrassment, not security. 1944, Franklin D. Roosevelt — “ We have learned we — United Press International So the C IA’s paid obfuscators some in the Legislature. — and state governments, and if need be, supplemented by ^ UPI photo went tiptoeing into court and wants to get them to work together this year with hopes the unity will persuaded the judge to seal the ! Timothy Moynihan of East Hartford, the new state spill over into next year's state­ TUMS Potpourri embarrassing documents. The wide elections, when Gov. William judge also placed the irrepressible chairman of the Democratic Party, says he won’t ANTACID A. O’Neill and Sen. Christopher TABLETS Suav SUAVE Rewald under court order not to substitute the computer for the people skills the party Dodd, D-Conn., are up for re- ASSORTED FLAVORS talk about his troubles. needs for a turnaround after last November’s debacle at election. PKG OF 3 ROLLS 79‘ Suave SHAMPOO Inaugural images I am one of those perverse the polls. Moynihan says he hopes to rebuild the grass Democratic leaders began tak­ OR reporters who is more intrigued ing a close look at their party after ’. roots of the Democratic Party and to bring together the November elections when CONDITIONER than deterred when a government YOUR CHOICE tion of $100,000 for the agency pulls down the blinds. So I ' opposing Democratic factions on the local level to work Republicans won control of the In 1789, George Washington Legislature for the first time in a borrowed $3,000 to pay travel occSision. dispatched my associates Indy together. SAVE MORE WITH RITE AID BRANDSIII Roosevelt, according to the Badhwar and Dale Van Atta to 16 OZ. expenses from 'Virginia to BOTTLE New York, where, his hand younger Byrd, said “ all he poke into the story. Not long afterward, Rewald got resting on a hastily borrowed needed was $25,000, and he MRITE AID a phone call from a man who Anniversary of VITAMIN C Bible, he became the first would show the economy- claimed to be Badhwar. The caller Connecticut minded senator from Virgi­ TABLETS man to be inaugurated presi­ insisted that Rewald explain sonrte 500 MG. EACH dent of the United States. nia how to economize.” Of the pf the details of the story. This In Brief abortion date BOTTLE OF 100 $25,000 that was approp­ would have violated the court A century and a half later, MINK riated, $24,473.98 was re­ order and gotten Rewald into more » « * * « ♦ as snow fell on Jan. 20, 1945, trouble than he’s already in. ♦ turned to the Treasury. state eys emission cheats spurs protests « sinttnii MRITE AID DIFFERENCE President Franklin D. Roose­ So Rewald hung up and phoned a • "... As a result of these two HARTFORD — The state Department of Motor ■W .M iiBjkFi TAMPONS HAIR SPRAY confidant who could communicate $ 0 B u 9 «r REG OR SUPER velt took the oath of office for Vehicles said it will expand roadside checks to By United Press International ♦ strong-willed men locking with m y office without being PKG OF 30 AEROSOL - the fourth time before 8,000 crack down on motorists ignoring the state’s EXTRA HOLD OR REG. horns,” explained Byrd, “ the _ A ___9 * A ^ guests outside the White penalized by the court. The confi­ emissions testing law. Groups on. both sides of the abortion issue staged OR NON-AEROSOL - inauguration of 1945 was the “While the vast majority of motorists are House. A few minutes later, dant was assured that Badhwqr demonstrations in Connecticut Sunday, with abortion­ EXTRA HOLD most austere, I suppose, in had not called Rewald. complying with the inspection requirement, there ists demanding federal protection and pro-life groups OR UNSCENTED he was wheeled inside for a •RITE AID the history of the U.S. My reporters became aware of is a goodly number who are ignoring the condemning violence against abortion clinics. l itnlAirail TWIN II buffet luncheon of cold Surf’s up other discomforting attentions, emissions law.” said Commissioner Benjamin A. The National Organization for Women picketed FBI government.” Muzio. “ We intend to bring these scofflaws into CARTRIDGES 7 OZ. chicken salad and butterless which indicated the CIA was offices in New Haven Sunday, demanding protection PKG. OF 9 Although festivities have compliance.” against the recent wave of bombings of abortion SIZE rolls, there was no parade, lurking in the shadows. Not until I accompanied almost every He said the department will conduct roadside clinics. no concert, no ball. Inaugural published a Rewald allegation that 'liim other inaugural, including checks four days a week and check vehicles in In Bristol, members of the Abortion is Murder cost to taxpayers; $526.02. he had been asked by a CIA shopping center parking lots for stickers showing organization called on citizens to stand up against Washington's, a president superior to take part in a drug­ the vehicle has undergone the $10 inspection. abortion as a way of protesting Tuesday’s 12th In stark contract, the 50th does all that is required by the Open Forum smuggling operation did the CIA The law requires annual inspections to help MRITE AID anniversary of the Supreme Court decision allowing INSOLES inaugural bash for President Constitution as soon as he come out of hiding. Connecticut meet federal clean air standards. abortion. Owners of vehicles without stickers have IS days M E N 'S OR Reagan is expected to cost repeats the 35-word oath of On the day the story appeared, The New Haven chapter of NOW and Planned W O M E N 'S 59* the CIA’s public affairs director to comply with the law or lose their registrations, Parenthood of Connecticut leaders said they would ASSORTED SIZES about $12 million — less than office. Muzio said. Last year, the Department of Motor Plea by rabbi Town fortunate wrote me a cryptic note demand­ meet .with lawmakers in Washington next month to the record $16.3 million spent Inaugurations, as both ‘Love at work’ Vehicles revoked 594 vehicle registrations. ing that I turn over my sources to demand protection for abortion clinics in the wake of on Reagan’s 1981 inaugural, telephone'threats in Connecticut and bombings at 02020200020201010101010001012300010202010100010100020202010101010101005353530153535348485348 Roosevelt’s and Reagan’s at the Meadows is heartwarming to have service the C IA inspector general, the SCOPE but still a tidy sum. similar facilities elsewhere in the nation. illustrate, are not joyful occa­ To the Editor: To the Editor: Justice Department and the two Stamp allotment challenged MOUTHWASH Tio the Editor: The group predicted an unprecedented level of SAVINGS EVERYDAY IN EVERY Historians have assumed sions for everyone. They are congressional intelligence com­ BRIDGEPORT — A Shelton woman and her “ terrorist” attacks against abortion clinics, including & GARGLE mittees. “ If no such evidence Is that FDR’s tiny inaugural primarily victory celebra­ After being put on alert several In a column entitled, Just before Christmas I had the daughter have challenged the state’s allotment more than 700 centers Planned Parenthood operates AISLE AT RITE AID * forthcoming,” he wrote sternly, budget was due to the exigen­ tions for the political party times in the past four years, my “ Thoughts,” carried in the Herald misfortune to become ill enough to system for food stamps in a federal lawsuit that around the country. Leslie Wright, director of Planned Parenthood’s 24 OZ. cies of war or his failing whose candidate has just won “ Aunt Nellie” finally spiritually recently. Rabbi Richard Plavin need emergency medical care, but “ we will assume that you have could affect more than 5,000 Connecticut none.” residents. public affairs office in New Haven, said a telephone BOTTLE health. Former Virginia Sen. the presidential election. and physically departed from this described one of his dreams as I also had the great good fortune to BAUSCH A LOMB being a project whereby “ ... some live in Manchester where we have My response was also cryptic; “ I Amelia Zazulak, 47, and her daughter, Anna, 21, threat recently forced the evacuation of the group’s As the Republicans whoop world New Year’s Eve day, for her New Haven clinic and second call came in five hours Harry Byrd, however, said businessmen to get together, form wonderful emergency medical ser­ would be happy to exchange claim in U.S. District Court the state Department SALINE journey “ home,” attheageof97>A, of Income Maintenance violates federal law when later. Roosevelt stubbornly chose a it up in the capital, is anyone a coiiioration for the purpose of vice. Almost as soon as my sources with the CIA any time,” I SOLUTION < from the Meadows in Manchester, it considers voucher payments as income when ' “ This won’t be the last time,” Wright said the caller spartan inaugural to embar­ surprised that Walter Mon­ wrote. Should the CIA decline to REG. OR FOR SENSITIVE EYE$- where she has been a resident- establishing a shelter for the daughter dialed 911, Officer Do­ calcuiating the eligibility of food-stamp warned. The voice seemed to be the same individual divulge its sources to me, though, I rass Byrd’s father, also a dale decided to take a vaca­ patient for more than over 13 homeless, apply all their business nald Poist arrived with paramed­ applicants. who called the first time, she said. acumen to acquiring a building, ics Danny Huppe and Ken Cusson won’t necessarily assume that it In Bristol, Michael Byers, president of Abortion is senator, who had publicly tion to an undisclosed place years. 'They said they are thus being denied their 12 OZ. recommended an appropria­ on inaugural weekend? For some time, she required and then donate that building to and ambulance attendants Bruce has none. proper allotment of food stamps and have Murder, urged citizens to confront their doctors and asked them if they are performing abortions and if so, BOTTLE full-time care for her needs. MACC.” Berin and Doug Bearse. This isn’t the first run-in I'v e had requested class-action status for their compliant. BARBASOL with the CIA. On an earlier Chief U.S. District Judge T.F. Gilroy Daly not to use their services. Because she was unaware of my Such a noble plea by Rabbi Upon arrival at Manchester Memorial Hospital, Nurse Nancy occasion, my house was under heard arguments Friday from both sides in the “ If we can change the hearts and minds of doctors, SHAVE visits, they were infrequent and Plavin is heartwarming, for it its a big step,” Byers told about 75 people, including Mistrejta and Dr. Joel Reich were surveillance by men with binocu­ case, but reserved opinion on the request. ’ CREAM spontaneous. demonstrates that someone does At issue is the interpretation of a ciause in the representatives of Celebrate Life and Defenders of First lady’s finery on hand to provide the very best lars in parked cars, and I was REG., MENTHOL, LIME OR Her bed was cheerfully deco­ care about the tragic losers in a federal law that excludes “ any gains or benefit the Unborn. CONDITIONING 8. LANOLIN medical care. conscious of being followed. It took. rated with a bright, comforter or society as competitive as ours. which is not in the form of money payabledirectiy The Rev. David P. Mulder, of Immanuel Luthern hand-knitted afghan, and a happy Lucky for me, tests showed me to a Senate committee to find out Church in Bristol, told the gathering, “ I assume you Nancy Reagan, told it Inaugural ball gown; These homeless individuals in­ to a household.” Vouchers provided by the city of SCRIPTO poster above her head. be fine, but I want to add my voice what was going on. It turned out Shelton go directly to creditors, not the family, have decided that abortion is murder.” would cost $25,000 to buy her $22,500. The totally white clude those victims of governmen­ ELECTRA I always found her cozy, warm in praise for the wonderful emer­ that I was the “ mudhen” in an and should not be considered in food-stamp “ Wherever you want to jump in the movement 11 OZ. inaugural wardrobe in a gown includes glass beads tal budget cuts in care of the CAN and clean. Her frail body was in gency medical service we have, Illegal CIA surveillance called calculations, said the Zazulaks, who claim they jump in. God will bless you.” LIGHTER that took 300 hours to attach retarded. The national Planned Parenthood group has store, said, ‘‘That’s itself a testimony to the staffing including Nurse Irene Smith, who “ Operation Mudhen.” are entitled to additional food stamps. < by hand. It was designed by Proverbs 14:21 Instructs that “ At one point, the CIA had 18 radio published a “ Clinic Defense Manual” in response to 79 ridiculous.” care of the Meadows home. P ri­ heads up the program at the the threats and violence and advises staff members She was right, according to James Galanos in an Art ... he that hath mercy on the poor, hospital, to Chief John Rivosa and cars following my reporters and vate nursing care, at any cost, Teacher cleared In search and patients how to defend themselves against attack Deco pattern. couldn’t be more satisfactory. happy is he.” all others involved in the excellent me on our daily rounds. It also had Nina Hyde of the Washington HAMDEN — School officials have reinstated a There have been no reported injuries in the attacks Let’s hope that Manchester program 1 was able to observe in an electronics team eavesdrop­ < Post. It would cost more like Electric blue matching If I may quote Mr. Thomas teacher after an investigation cleared him of on abortion clinics, but Planned Parenthood reported 79 creates a national example as to its the most personal way. Thank you ping on our conversations and a $46,000 — not including such coat and dress by Adolfo: Tierney of the John F. Tierney charges he molested an 8-year-old student by kidnappings, death threats and severe property lllllllllllllllllliiltiiiiiiimmiimmiiiiilll photographic crew taking pictures $2,800. Red silk gown’lDy Bill Funeral ^om e in Manchester, treatment of the homeless. all. removing his clothes while checking for evidence damage. accessories as specially of everyone going in and out of my The executive committee of the Connecticut Right Blass: $3,000. White double- “ The people at the Meadows are to of child abuse. 23482353235348235353532323235348234848482353535302010000000202010202020102020202010101018902 handmade shoes. be commended for their care of Henry E. AgostlnelU Janet CoonejJ office. Daniel Presnick, a New Haven lawyer who to Life Corp., has unanimously condemned the violence. Top fashion designers long faced wool coat to wear over her.” 72 West St. 73 Oakwood Road I understand that the CIA must raised the allegation, said the school board probe OLD SPICE “ On behalf of its membership of 16,000 families, the SCOTT for Mrs. Reagan to showcase the white gown; $6,000. White Being a phlebotomist in a city Manchester Manchester stoop to occasional perfidies in smacked of “ whitewash and coverup ,.. a clear committee declares its total abhorrence of violence STICK their clothes, and don’t mink blouson jacket by Gala­ hospital, I fully realize the work in plying its trade. But this doesn’t case where teachers stand behind teachers.” BABY FRESH “ We conducted a complete and full investiga­ against abortion clinics, the organization said in a DEODORANT nos: $10,500. Red wool jersey the caring and the dedication and give it the right to poison the charge her retail prices. But tion and we feel clear and comfortable about resolution. WIPES MUSK, REG. OR FRESH the love required by the staff in judicial process.' industry sources told Hycje to go over the red dress: reinstating the teacher.” said School Superin­ But the resolution also said, “ We restate our that, if sold retail, here is how $1,000. Pearl choker and undertaking and assuming the tendent Juiius D’Agostino. complete support for those dedicated people who do duties and burdens of so many UghM ActloiB sidewalk counseling outside of abortion clinics the first lady’s wardrobe earrings to wear with the red D’Agostino and Presnick agreed schools should PKG. families who, like “ Aunt Nellie” — The Secret Service has devised a have guidelines to foliow in investigating bringing the truth of the violence of abortion to OF 40 2 5 OZ. dress: $200. would add up: couldn’t — yet, who can sleep in brilliant method of identifying allegations of abuse. mothers.” SIZE peace at night knowing that all has employees driving to work today at “ It has left us and a lot of schools asking if we been done so beautifully — with business firms along the inaugural should be involved with these investigations,” D’Agostino said. “ We are going to be very, very love. parade route; They’re to turn their WC MSUVe THC RIGHT TO IIMIT QUANTITICS PRICES EFFECTIVE J A N . 21 THRU 27, 198S NOT R llfO N tIB lI fOR TVfOOlURHICAl fRROBI Letters to the editor Please allow me the privilege to headlights on as they approach the cautious in the future.” Police look for woman publicly thank Mrs. Dottle Krause restricted area. Troublemakers, HARTFORD (U P I) ~ Police continue to search for The Manchester Herald welcomes letters to the editor. and all her staff at Meadows East presumably, will be too stupid to Bridgeport man dies In fire a Hartford woman facing felony charges for raising for their tireless efforts in being an s c h o o l figure out why some cars get Letters should be brief and to the point. They should be typed or Bifses BRIDGEPORT — A 64-year-old Bridgeport her children in a garbage-strewn apartment later RITE AID PHARMACIES I neatly handwritten, and, for ease in editing, should be example of love at work! through and others don-’t. man died when he went back into his burning condemned as unfit for human occupancy. Security Is a lot tighter on the Sandra Latimer faced four counts of risk of injury to double-spaced. Also, please toss a rose from this SHOUtOHAVe] house trying to put out a, fire that caused EAST HARTFORD I a minor and four counts of cruelty to persons because ENFIELD The Herald reserves the right to edit letters in the interests of bouquet to the state of Connecticut ' SBAT BgLTS buildings that line the parade extensive damage to the 13-room home in a •9 5 ELM STREET-PHARMACY PH: 745-412 1 •2 7 1 ELLINGTON RD. | who, according to the press, route. “ No window is to be opened fashionable section of the city’s East Side. of the living conditions she forced on her four children. brevity, ciarity and taste. Police said they would “ leave no stone unturned in PHARMACY PH: 528-611 51 doesn’t seem to get very many. under any circumstances,” Assistant Chief William Schietinger said MANCHESTER Address letters to: trying to find them” because they feared for warned one firm ’s memo to Marian Wierzbicki’s body was found in a rear •361 IVfAIN STREET-PHARMACY PH: 649-91 10 Open Forum ^ children’s safety. OiW4byNCA.hK * employees. And anyone who tries haliway of the first fioor shortly after 4 a.m. Manchester Herald Ruth B. April Police discovered the condition of the apartment ______1 Sunday when firefighters were called to the __I (Aunt Nellie's niece) for a bird’ s-eye view from a rooftop P.O. Box 591 two-and-a-half story house on Noble Avenue. after a fire broke out in the basement of the Acton will face “ serious consequences” I Manchester, CT 06040. 73 Gould Drive Street building. East Hartford “You sure run Into the KOOKS In this townl’ from the security police. 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[CN N i Prog Cont'd PENPENOY TIST^TMENT widespread campus disruption. HBO Home Box Office iHBOl (i® Dr. Gene Scott I PIPMT K T T f E- 1U ^ It’s not over yet — at least for ’The strike, considered the most [M AX) MOVIE: Tho Brink's Job' A CINEMAX Cinemax IMAXI Dining halls were shut down, (2® W ild, W ild W est YOU PEO \W12e6THN(j another week.” disruptive in the Ivy League bank robbery by a gang of klul/cs pays off TMC Movie Channel iTM Cl classes forced off-campus, and W E ^ A Affiliate Local 35, Federation of school’s 238-year history, drew only wMh laughter Peter Falk. Peter Boyle. USA USA Network lUSAl (3® Odd Couple library hours- curtailed. Trash Warren Oates 1978 Rated PG. WPW6 FAN, University Employees, represent­ nationwide attention because of $ 1) Kojak A U A N ^ mounted in the dormitories' and [TMCl MOVIE: ‘The Osterman [CN N ] Evening News ing 1,000 dining hall and mainte­ the sexual discrimination issues Weekend* A craved CIA agent manipu medical research slowed down. legendary cm/ens Duncan Regehr, Bar­ [ESP N ] SportsCenter nance workers honored the 10- raised. lates h s friends and turns a friendly week­ " I f ratified, we are confident the end into a nightmare of terror and deceit. bara Hershey, Hal Linden 1984 [HBOl Great Pleasure Hunt U.S.A. week strike this fall by Local 34. union and the university can build STUDENTS AND FACULTY John Hurt. Rutger Hauer. Craig T Nelson CSD PM Magazine Travel across the U S. to find more of the had to fend for themselves with Rated R most extravagant, erotic and exotic luxu­ T H E BLUE-COLLAR on the solid foundation of mutual (8 ) (4tS Hardcastle & McCormick (CC) faculty members answering their (U S A ) Cartoon Express Tho Judge sets out to find a killer when a ries known to man. WORKERS now say they will walk respect and understanding that own phones and students making comedian falls to his death from the roof of [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Scarface' (CC) A gutsy off the Job, with clerical and has resulted in our agreement a hotel (60 min ) Cuban hood shoots his way to the top only do on the $72.80 Yale reimbursed 6:30 PM (81) One Day at a Tim e technical workers vowing to honor today,” said John Wilkinson, uni­ to fall victim to the billion dollar cocaine them weekly for 21 meals. Cl1) Barney Miller CSD N ew s trade Al Pacino. Steven Bauer', Michelle their strike, unless a new contract versity secretary, after the agree­ ALLEY OOP • by D i* » O r»u « Technical and clerical workers 2 (22) (30) NBC News (11) M O V IE ; ‘The Golden Gate Murders' Pfeiffer 1983d Rated R is negotiated with Yale by ment in principle was announced. 2 A detective and a nun |oin forces to prove r ITM C ] MOVIE: Sudden Impact' (CC) THE JUNGLE WILL HIDE I BUT WON'T/ NO! AFTER PARK, “ W'e believe the contract prop­ were hopeful the long ordeal was UP) photo (24) Nightly Business Report that a priest's death resulted from a fall Saturday. Dirty Harry pursues a killer who emascu­ US UNTIL PARK! THENWE\ THOSE ALL THE SMALL over. $1) Jeffersons from the Golden Gate Bridge David Jans­ Local 35 has reached agreement osal to be responsive and fair to our lates their victims. Clint Eastwood, Sandra CAN GO INTO NTT VILLAGE! ( "THINGS' ONES RETURN “ It’s fantastic! It’s wonderful,” (4^ ABC News (CC) sen. Susannah York 1979. ' SEE US? TO THE CAVE without a work stoppage in its past clerical and technical staffs, re­ Mega-millionaire Locke, Pat Hingle 1983. Rated R WHERE THEY said Ann Mulvey, a secretary in (41) Noticiero SIN (1® Dr. Gene Scott two contracts with Yale. sponsible to all other meirbers of 10:30 PM (11) N ew s C A M E FROM! human genetics at the medical Lottery Megabucks game. Bilodeau will [ C N N ) Showbiz Today 3d) M O V IE : 'Tru e Confessions' A brutal Negotiators for Yale University the Yale community and within the Paul Bilodeau, 32, of Westboro, Mass., murder tests the conflicting loyalties of (24) (57) Am erican Film Institute The school and a member of the union. [ESPN] Mazda SportsLook and the union representing 2,600 university’s financial limita­ receive about $300,000 a year after taxes two brothers Robert De Niro, Robert Du­ Siandup ' A young man. fresh from Texas, “ This is what we worked so hard shows the ticket that won him over $8 finds the going rough as he tries to suc­ clerical and technical workers tions,” he said. for 20 years. 7:00 PM (3D CBS News vall. Charles Durning 1981 for. We Just ho|>e now that they million in the Massachusetts State ceed as a standup comic in Los Angeles were abtfc to relax in success (3 ) (3® M*A*S*K (22) (3d) T V 's Bloopers 8i Practical Jokes settle with 35. Then we will Practical joke victims are Lynn Redgrave (38) Dick Van Dyke Sunday after hammering out NEGOTIATORS FOR THE UN­ (3) ABC News (CC) celebrate.” and Doug Barr |60 min ) (41) 2 4 Horas agreement early Saturday after ION or the university refused to CIO Dallas The talks have been held against 34) (57) W onderw orks (C C ) Jon's Place ' [ESP N ] College Basketball: Washing­ 17>A hours of talks. The contract discuss terms of the proposal, but FBI investigates possible theft (11) Jeffersons a bitter backdrop of widespread A young girl, upon learning of her parents' ton at UCLA took 15 months, 91 bargaining several Local 34 members told the (1® Dr. Gene Scott plans for divorce, finds a lawyer to repre­ New Haven Register it includes a campus disruption, including a [U SA] Dragnet sessions and a 10-week strike to The FBI told Adjutant General However, guard Charles War- (2d) AO) Barney Miller sent her (60 mm ) 20.25 percent acrojs-the-board three-day class boycott by stu­ HARTFORD (UPI) - Air Na­ (38) M O V IE : 'Von Ryan's Express' An 1 1:00 PM (3D (3D (4® N e w s achieve. John F. Gore about its investiga­ beck claimed Meakin assisted in (22) Wheel of Fortune "W e acheived major gains in wage increase over 3*/4 years, dents and two civil disobedience tional Guard officers say charges American Air Force colonel leads a group dD Taxi demonstrations resulting in the tion Friday. Gore informed Gov. an inventory of ammunition at a (24) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour of prisoners of war in taking control of a every area and that’s terrific on a improved pension and dental plans against them were motivated by CSD Phil Silvers arrest of 424 union members and William A. O’Neill and the state vault in the security police 30) Family Feud Nazi freight train. Frank Sinatra. Trevor Ho first contract,” said Michael and job security. subordinate security officers’ ef­ ward. Brad Dexter. 1965 (11) O d d Couple supporters. forts to organize a union. police and submitted a written building. (41) Marisela Boyle, part of the 35-member Pension plan improvements in­ A sign-in sheet showed Meakin (41) Sabor Latino (1® Dr. Gene Scott Sergeants John V. Meakin Jr. request for an investigation by the (57) Nightly Business Report had opened the vault twice. War- (2® Honeymooners and Raymond R. Turner were Office of Special Investigations at 3D Diff'rent Strokes (8l) Fantasy Island beck said. There were no allega­ [CN N] Prime News (24) D r. W ho accused of stealing ammunition, Hanscom Air Force Base in [C N N ] Moneyline tions of theft during the inventory. [E S P N ] College Basketball: Pittsburgh (3® M - A -S -H knives, flak vests and other Bedford, I^ass. [ESPN ] SportsCenter Students and faculty heave at Boston College (57) T e n O 'C lo ck N e w s military supplies in affidavits by Until recently, Turner was the The affidavits quoted guards­ [U SA] Radio 1990 [H B O ] M O V IE ; 'Th e Lucky Star' When a $1) Cinema; 'Graffiti americain’ three of their subordinates in the commander of the 19-member men who claim they saw or were young Jewish boy's parents are taken [C N N ] Moneyline security police unit at the Bradley security police force and Meakin told military items had been 7:30 PM (3) p m Magazine away ho begins to fantasize of the Amen Air National Guard base in East was second in command. Turner stolen, including sleeping bags, CSO All In tho Family can West Rod Steiger. Louise Fletcher [H B O ] Not Necessarily the News of relief over accord Granby. was reassigned from the security clothing and flares were stolen. dO Wheel of Fortune Rated PG [U SA] Gong Show The FBI were given the affidav­ unit a ^ u t one month ago in a The statements did not say both (11) Independent N ew s [M A X ] MOVIE: Jaws III' A Great While 11:15 PM (4l) Reporter 41 felt "a sense of victory for (Local tentative settlement. shark gets trapped in the lagoon of a Flor­ B y James V. Heallon its last week and copies were sent transfer not related to the men were involved in each 30) Hogan's Heroes 34) which must indicate genuine ida resort Louis Gossett. Jr . Dennis 11:30 PM (3D Three's Company United Press International ” I ” m very glad its over.” said to state auditors and the state allegations. incident. Quaid. Boss Armstrong 1983 Rated PG effort on the part of the university 32) M»A*S*H dD Charlie's Angels freshman Monica Eppinger of attorney general’s office. Officials Meakin was reassigned to admi­ [ T M C l M O V IE. 'Elvis on Tour' A behind to respond to the various needs.” Two of those signing affidavits 03d) Entertainment Tonight dD (40) A B C N e w s Nightline NEW HAVEN — Yale Universi­ Topeka, Kansas. ” I wanted them from ail three offices said they nistrative duties and would no the scenes look at the preparations of El His wife, Rosamond, was part of claimed Turner had taken home (3® Barney Miller CSD Burns & Alien ty’s strike-weary community beg­ to get what they are entitled to.” would investigate. longer have access to supply areas vis Presley's concerts is presented Rated the 35-member committee that “ Last semester was an ex­ crates of ammunition in recent (40) People's Court G (11) Honeymooners ins a new week — hopeful a Meakin and Turner have denied while the federal investigation was tried to negotiate a contract with tremely depressing and demoral­ years for his own use and for $7) Wild World of Animals (2® Leave It to Beaver contract will be ratified by clerical all allegations, and’Turner said the underway, Gore said Friday. He 8:30 PM (3) Riiu®*» Yale for 15 months. izing time to be at Yale,” said also ordered locks or combinations friends, and falsified records to 31) One Day at a Time (2® (3® News and technical workers and nego­ accusations relate to the security I l>0tfT )e:Now M o u T “ On the one hand,” said Hamlin, Linda Colley, an associate history cover up the disappearance. J tiated with dining hall and mainte­ to supply areas changed. [C N N ] Crossfire 9:00 PM CSD Merv Griffin (3® Hogan's Heroes police attempts to form a union. [ES P N ] College Basketball Report nance workers. whose faculty group supported the professor. The strike forced 4flio (3D (40) MOVIE: Scandal Sheet' (CC) (4i) Pelicula: 'Dios los Cria* 7 I ^ T H e " P F ^ P i" PAPT, union, ” it’s wonderful news for the [H B O l Fraggle Rock University negotiators reached ^I^ses off campus, curtailed The unscrupulous publisher of a gossip- (5® MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour term ahead. We. of course, are [U S A ] NHL Hockey: Montreal at Boston mongermg tabloid becomes bent on des­ a tentative agreement Saturday lib r a r y hours, closed dining halls troying a glamorous Hollywood movie star [C N N ] Sports Tonight HP HA$ ePEFP. with the 2,600-member Local 34. going to have to wait to see if Local and suspended garbage collection Boats chase down runaway barge 8:00 PM (3D m o v i e : My Wicked, couple Burt Lancaster, Robert Unch. [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Beyond the Limit' In an c Federation of University Em­ 35 negotiations are successful.” and cleaning services. Wicked Ways ... The Legend of Errol Lauren Hutton 1984 effort to free his kidnapped father, a young Local 35 honored Local 34’s Flynn' The glamour and intrigue of the Gol­ doctor becomes involved in international ployees. Members will be asked to "M y first reaction was: So why Bayonne, N.J. — jumped from the cerned 8-foot seas might throw the (3D Mother-Daughter Pageant BLOCK ISLAND, R.I. (UPI) - den Ago of Hollywood is viewed through terrorism. Richard Gere, Michael Came, El- approve their first contract picket lines during a 10-week strike couldn’t they have done this 13 tug to the ice-covered surface. drifting barge against the coast. . (1® Dr. Gene Scott A seaman leaped onto an ice- the eyes of one of it's most popular and pidia Carrillo 1983 Rated R Tuesday. that disrupted the fail semester at weeks ago?” said graduate stu­ Slipping and sliding along the top Whitehurst said there was not ThAV£5 1-21 encrusted barge laden with gaso­ (U SA ] Make Me Laugh Negotiations were scheduled to the Ivy League school dent Yvette Huginnie. of the barge, the unidentified much chance of an explosion, but OiM SbrNEA me line and secured the vessel to a A there was potential danger of 1 2 : 0 0 AM (3D Simon 8i Simon continue today with Local 35, ” My guess is that the spirit of The news reduced Beryl Nor- tugboat, ending a daring 14-hour employee attached a heavy rope pollution from leaking gasoline. (3D Rockford Files Federation of University Em­ settlement will spill over from one mand, a Yale library research race by two Coast Guard cutters from the Emily S to the barge at The cutter Bittersweet from (3D Hawaii Five-O ployees, representing 1,000 dining union to the other,” Hamlin said, assistant, to tears. ” I ’m Just really and the tug to catch'the runaway about 11:15 a.m. EST, Whitehurst Woods Hole, Mass., the cutter (il) Star Trek hail and maintenance workers who adding he was “ distressed and happy. Like everybody else I was vessel in high winds and rough said. Evergreen from New London, (1® Dr. Gene Scott have settled their last two con­ puzzled” because the differences prepared to go out on the picket With temperatures well below WINTHROP ®by DIcIt C»W lll seas. Conn., and the cutter Point Turner (2® MOVIE: 'Lonely Are the Brave' A tracts with Yale without a strike. were not worked out last spring. lines in the snow, but I ’m glad we The barge, carrying 100,000 freezing, the Coast Guard cutters WICKED WAYS______from Newport, R.I., were all cowboy rebel, trying to live a free life, I THINK THAT SMILE IS "It’s a really good contract. I’m don’t have to.” gallons' of gasoline, was success­ Evergreen and Point Turner es­ HERE CeWEe MY AMOM. Union members, faculty and dispatched to intercept the craft in comes into conflict with the restrictions of JUST TO KEEP ME HERE pretty sure it will be ratified,” said fully reattached to the tugboat corted the tug and the barge to Duncan Regehr stars as modern society. Kirk Douglas. Michael DOES SHE VOOK MAD students, frustrated with the pros­ Betty Murray, a secretary with winds of 46-57 mph. But the UNTIL SHE CAN <5RAB ME. psychology researcher and writer Emily S and towed Sunday to its Providence, reaching port shortly Errol Flynn in "M y Wicked. Came, Walter Matthau. 1962 T O 'r tD U ? pect of another semester without Yale for 18 years, said ” I’m Just Bittersweet turned back as the N Mary Lang of Cheshire, a member original destination, a Texaco before 7 p.m. Wicked Ways...The Legend of (2® (3® Best of Carson Tonight's guests dining hall or dormitory services, delighted. We’ve worked so hard 8-foot waves subsided to 5-foot are Michael Came. Mary Kay Place and of Local 34. T e rm in g in Providence, Coast ” Up until about 7 this morning Erroi Flynn," airing MONDAY, were delighted with the news of a for so long.” waves and then became even James Galway (R) (60 min.) Professor Cyrus Hamlin said he Guard \Petty Officer Norman we were real sure It was going to JAN. 21 oh CBS. calmer. (3® MOVIE: Charlie Chan's Secret* Whitehurst said. (hit Block Island),” Whitehurst When a missing heir is found murdered at a Three Coast Guard cutters were said. “ It didn't seem anyone was It had appeared early Sunday CHrCK I.ISTINGS FOR FXACT TIMF seance, Chan is called in. Warner Oland, Demand keeps dropping Astrid Allwyn, Charles Quigley. 1936. dispatched to catch the 264-foot going to be able to stop it. Then it that the barge would hit Block A® Family Feud barge after it got loose from the changed course.” Island at about 9 a.m. EST. But Block Island is a 7-by 3'/4-mile (41) M isa de Roma tugboat about 3 miles south of Whitehurst said the barge slowed island about 10 miles off the Rhode and started heading Just northeast [CN N] Newsnight ■ «VAU Watch Hill. R.I., at about 9 p.m. Casket makers face hard times Island coast. It has about 500 [ T M C ] M O V IE : 'Hooper' A stunt man is E:ST Saturday. of the island. residents. goaded into staging the greatest stunt of price wars) by providing addi­ Two of the cutters caught up with all time Burt Reynolds, Sally Fields, Jan- By David Jacobson The problem is flat sales— about Heavy winds and high seas A spokesman for Berman Enter­ tional service to your funeral the barge about 4 miles northwest M- Michael Vincent. 1977. Rated PG. United Press International 1.8 million caskets sold per year prompted the National Weather prises who declined to identify director, Lemke said. Guest said of Block Island, followed by the I [USA] Radio 1990 over the last decade — that have Service to issue a small craft himself said the barge was travel­ he has accomplished that by tugboat at 10:15 a.m. An employee Astrosraph SOU’THINGTON — James Guest forced manufacturers and distrib­ - advisory during the morning Sun­ ing from New York to Providence 12:30 AM (3D Starskv and Hutch offering a ’’complete service.” of the company that owns the sells absolutely the last product his utors to fight each other for market day. The Coast Guard was con­ when it got loose. Rituals He proudly leads a visitor barge — Berman Enterprises of Crossword ot Inconvenience. Others will judge you customers will ever need. Therein share, Lemke said. ■ [ESPNI ESPN's Ringside Review PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Plans you through his 800-casket stock: "You are optimistic about should not be dis­ by how well you keep your word. lies a problem for his industry and “ The only way to get it (market [U S A ] NHL Hockey: Montreal at Boston can’t believe the number of people cussed with negative Individuals today. VIRQO (Aug. 2 3 -S ^I. 22) Look tor the a marketing challenge for his share) is to take it away from ACROSS 55 German article Answer to Previous Puzzle l % u r who come to the door, look in and 1:00 AM GD M cM illan 8i W ife Their dismal outlook could discourage virtues In associates teday, not their Southington-based firm. somebody else and if a corporation 56 Amorous look laulls. II you criticize another, he may say, ‘I can’t stand it.’ It doesn’t 1 X 1 A R H O D dD N e w s you. •"There’s only one casket per does take it away, they hurt 1 Poetic fiction ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Proceed cau­ snap back at you and attack your less bother me.” ^ DOWN R E A P E 1 R E (3D Saint ‘Birthday death,” noted Guest, vice presi­ somebody else,” said the trade 5 Actress Novak tiously In joint ventures today. Surtaca charming trails. The local Solomon wareljouse GD Twilight Zone dent and regional branch manager group official. 8 — 1 N G A F L E W conditions may appear promising, but LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) Usually you’re stock includes oversized coffins (31 Play Channel 6 T s (t® Dr. Gene Scott negative undercurrents could lead to a lair and generous peraon, but today of the M. Solomon Casket Co. of Guest said of Solomon; "Fortu­ Elreckinridge 1 Hatfield foe s O O J j U L L Y instead of 23 inches w ide), caskets (2® Kung Fu complications. these qualities may be neglected and you Connecticut. ’The firm is a subsi­ nately, we’re holding our own, in 2 Lemon T for children of all ages, all-black 12 Wax 3® Late Night with David Letterman January 22,1865 TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Be diplomat­ could be more concerned with getting fact we’ve experienqed a slight 3 Walk wearily diary of a Providence, R.I.-based 13 Ear (comb, B 1 C Y C L e ] E C A P than giving. caskets for nuns and ones with (4® Film/Sign off ic and taettui in Important relationships casket distributor. increases in sales. Actually, all 4 Laugh syllable Heavier demands may be made on you today, especially with people whose •wooden pegs for orthodox Jews, as form) U N 0 u V E. A A 0 A [ C N N ] Crossfire SCORPIO (OcL 24-Nov. 22) Be your own His firm wholesales thousands of we’re doing is entering new areas 5 Executioner in this coming year at work or In your assistance la essential to you at this par­ well as caskets specially designed 14 Bewail R 1 M S J R B S 0 N [E S P N ] Mazda SportsLook person today, but do nothing at the pieces of furniture to funeral of the market.” "M ikado" career. Don't shirk these extra burdens ticular time. expense ol others. A lallure to abide by for the injured deceased. 15 Hint R A B D Y l £ A Q E directors out of its office and [MAX] MOVIE: A Time To Die' An because they could lead to additional GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) In situations the golden rule will create problems that "There are all different things 16 New Zealand 6 Roman road American World W ar II veteran tracks six where you are working shouldar-to- warehouse on Old ’Turnpike Road. THE LOCAL CASKET SALES­ C 1 X compensation. could be avoided. that are needed at times,'’ Guest parrot 7 Castle ditch sadistic Nazis who were responsible for shoulder with others today, do not pick But the death rate, in effect the M AN is a 31-year veteran of the L U C K 1 E S T ME W E 8 his wife's death. Rex Harrison. Rod Taylor. 2 8 3000, Roman AQUARIUS (Jan. 20.f^ab. 19) In career the easy tasks lor youraell and leave the SAQITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Oec. 21) Do not casket industry who worked his said. "M any things come up that P R IZ E li^ C H 17 Make untidy market demand for the Solomon 1 Rated R. you don’t expect in this business. 18 Not new 9 Teens S E E B E S L O U T situations today you will be reasonably dllticult ones to them. let a past grlevaiKS precondition your company’s products, has slowed way up tte ranks afer starting out MOVIE: 'Of lucky, but your good fortune will have Its CANCER (Juna 21-July 22) Just because thinking toward another today. Wipe the You never know when you’ll have 19 Large artery 10 Skin ills S E T S E R A L O R E 1:15 AM (HBOl nationally from 9.4 deaths per 1,000 as a trucker. Nowadays, Guest Unkftown Origin* A vicious rat wreaks limitations. Don't push It too far. Your someone you know Is a glib talker, It slate clean and begin anew. two or three (of a kind) go in one T R E T C A W L E W drives 30,000 miles a year and puts 21 Definite article 11 Goose genus 1 ^ havoc on a newly renovated brownstone. Astro-Qraph predictions lor the new year doesn't mean that ha Is also a wise CAPRICORN (Om l 22-Jan. 19) Disap­ people in 1974 to O.Odeaths per 1,000 in 55 hours a week as a salesman. day or the same week.” 22 Eastern mystics 19 Making more Rated R. can help guide you to happier tomor­ Investment counselor. Seek a second pointment Is likely today II you expeot people in 1983, according to the 1 28 Furtive glimpse 38 Cook lightly in National Center for Health Statis­ He visits a dozen funeral homes 24 Radio waves' certain 1:30 AM (3D Hogan's Heroes rows. Mall $1 to Astro-Graph, Box 489, opinion. , others to do more lor you than you wlH GUEST USES HIS YEARS of $ $ $ $ $ liquid daily, from Norwalk to upstate medium 20 Adding gas to 33 Taxi (3D Anything for Money Radio City Station, New York, NY 10019. LEO (July 23-Auo. 22) Honor your prom­ do for them. Don't make demands they tics. That’s a decline of about 10 40 Inane Be sure to state your zodiac sign. ises today, even II It causes you a dearee can't comply with. New York and from New Haven to casket savvy to keep hid inventory 26 Celtic language liquid dD Independent News percent. 34 Not revealed 43 Squeezed out Springfield, Mass., then comes tight and financing costs low while 28 Squeeze 23 Seaport of the dD Despedida being able to provide daily 36 Giving up 44 Prong THE DEMAND FOR CASKETS home to plan out the routes for his 29 Gallic Philippines [CN N ] Newsnight Update delivery. 45 German river' also has been sapped by the three delivery trucks and Juggle affirmative 25 Male falcon 37 Coating on [ESPN ] Dr. Scholl's 10K Run About half his sales are metal 48 Broke bread increasing preference for casket­ his inventory. Watch and Win 30 Organ for coffins — he carries solid bronze 27 Travel on foot teeth 5 0 ______Tse-tung 1:45 AM [TM C ] MOVIE: Pranks' A less cremation. The percentage of "W e’ve had to broaden our area hearing mad killer stalks the youthful inhabitants of and copper caskets. Another 25 | 6 0 7 1 people cremated in the United a little to increase market share,” 31 Irritate a condemed dormitory. Laurie Lapinski, Guest said. "You try for new percent are fine w’oods— including $61,000 in Cash and Prizes! Stephen Sacks. 1981. Rated R. vulnerable, and North bid right to States increased from 5.7 percent 32 And so on the most expensive offerings made 1 3 The bidding to 12.4 percent in the last decade, accounts.” 2:00 AM (3D Get sm art NORTH Ml-SS foiir hearts. The opening lead was the from massive Umbers of African It’8 eagy. Anyone can play, anyone can win. Just tune in to Channel 61 and (abbr.) diamond king,' followed by the dia-. according to the Cremation Associ­ But winning new accounts and t o dD Joe Franklin Show BJ6S2 mabagony with "14 hand-finishing 33 Actress nnxmd ace and the heart eight. Declar-. ation of North America. territories is difficult, Lemke said, call In whenever you hear the "Lucky Chime.” It could happen any time. And ClD M O V IE ; 'Kiss Kiss.^KiM Kill' A master ¥AK J7S guides the play operations.” The cheaper stock is Sommers 6Q10 er won the heart ace, played a low While some people who choose because ultimately a casket’s a criminal plots to control the world. Tony cloth-covered press-wood. there’s always an instant winner. Beginning January 27th, If you’re one of 35 Crumb Kendall, Brad Harris. Maria Perschy. 1966. «AS heart to his 10, and tnunp^ his last cremation still purchase caskete casket: “ What can you do? Put a motor or bells or a stereo in it? A Even as death as a market has the lucky callers you could win a car or one of dozens of PrIzeWatch 38 Nut pine of the d® Dr. Gene Scott WEST east By James Jacoby diamond in dummy. Next he played a for their wakes, about 751)ercent of casket’s Just workmanship and become slower, it has also become packages Including hundreds In cash, a dream vacation, microwave ovens, Southwest [E S P N ] Fishln’ Hdle ♦ At ♦10 875 spade to bis king. West won the ace those cremations are taking place Listening to the bidding is the tlrst more predictable. That trend has 39 Fragrant ♦ 8 ¥42 and exited with a spade. Eventually, without caskets. quality,” Guest said. color T V ’s, watches, cameras, and more. 2:30 AM (3D CBS News Nightwatch part of bridge expertlae. Acting prop­ aided Guest in his business 41 Baseball player ♦ AKJ8S 4822 since spades failed to divide, declarer These changing trends in the The result has been price compe­ JIP erly on what you’ve heard Is two. planning. ♦ KJ108S ♦8742 had to lose a club trick. American way of death have tition that has kept price increases So tune In to Channel 61 and listen for the ’’Lucky Chime.” The next M e l ____ dD Best of Midday After partner's takeout double of “ Years ago, when we had Acting properly on what he had sparked tough competition in the in the industry below the rise of the \ Proceed (2 [C N N ] Sports Lotenlght SOUTH one diamond. South bad Juat enough snowstorms and bad winters and PrIzeWatch winner could be you! ♦ KQ4 heard would have saved declarer’s casket industry, prompting a . Consumer Price Index and kept wds.) [ESPN ] SportsCenter strength to Jump to two hearts. This influenza,” there were short-term ♦ Q10885 day. Since West was long in both squeeze on profits that has driven pre-tax profits for casket wholesal­ Employee* (*nd thair famlll**) of Channel SI and II* agencies are Ineligible One winner per household 46 Women's [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Journey to the Center bid shows 8-10 high card points in ♦ 784 minors, he should be short In spades. ers at Just 4 percent or less, Lemke supply shortages as deaths and eddrees. patriotic society of the Earth' On a journey to find the cen­ most partnershlpa, and is not even some firms out of business, said casket demand surged. Guest said. ♦ QS The winning line is to win the first said. (abbr.) ter of the earth, a scientist and a student forcing. Since a bid of one heart George Lemke, executive director "Today, they keep telling you don’t find themselves in the lost city of Atlantis. Vulnerable: Elast-West heart In the South band, ruff a dia­ of the Casket Manufacturers Asso­ 47 Wild ox would be made with zero high cards ehovel snow and anybody who has [43 44 46 Pat Boone. James Mason. Arlene Dahl. mond in dummy and lead back a NATIONALLY, THE AVER­ 49 Young goat 1959. Rated G. Dealer: West (rather than allowing the opposition ciation of America. (health) problems has air heart to the South hand. Now a spade The number of casket companies AGE COFFIN wholesales for iwn^fiivisioN 50 French West North East Seeth to play one diamond doubled), it condiUoning.” 49 2:45 AM ( H B O l m o v i e : 'The Black led toward dummy’s Jack leaves West in the U.S. has declined via about $400 and sells for under woman's name Stallion Returns' !♦ Dbl. Pass 2V makes sense to jump with eight or 4V Pass Pass helpless. 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10 - MANCHF.STF.R HERALD. Monday. Jan. 21, 1985 Obituaries Center St., followed by a mass of SPORTS Benjamin Cheney Charles R. Campbell Christian burial at 10 a.m. at St. Benjamin Cheney, 77, of Land- Charles R. Campbell, 75, of Bridget Church. Burial will be in grove, Vt.. formerly of Manchester Bidwell Street, died Saturday at a East Cemetery. Calling hours are and Farmington, died Friday in convalescent home. Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. Landgrove. Bom in Manchester, hq had been Memorial donations may be He was born June 3, 1907, in a lifelong resident. Before his made to the American Lung retirement, he had worked for Association, 45 Ash St., East 49ers show they really are super Manchester, and was the son of John Platt and Alice (Gay) Che­ Moriarty Bros, and Fogarty Bros. Hartford, 06168. He is survived by a brother, John M iam i’s linebackers throughout ney. He was a partner in the the second quarter. In the second BUT AS THE second quarter By Mike Rabun the day. with San Francisco insurance firm of Morrissey and R. Campbell. Marguerite C. O’Connell half he was intercepted twice and started and the sun began to set. United Press International running backs Craig and Wendell Cheney, Farmington, until his The funeral will be Tuesday at Marguerite C. O’Connell, 72, of “THIS,” SAID SAN FRAN­ More stories, photos sacked four times. San Francisco took over. 8:15 a.m. from the John F. Tierney While the 49ers defense was Tyler accounting for 275 of their retirement. He moved to Land- 25 Dover Road, died Sunday at STANFORD, Calif. - Over the CISCO coach Bill Walsh, ” is one of Funeral Home. 219 W. Center St., stopping Marino, Montana engi­ team’s 537 yards. grove in 1976. Manchester Memorial Hospital. course of a few hours each the best teams of all time.” see page 14 AFTER THE GAME Marino followed by a mass of Christian neered the go-ahead touchdown on “ The game plan was excellent,” He is survived by his wife, Sarah She was born in Hartford, and she January, football reputations are Walsh is often accused of having threw rolled up balls of tape at burial at 9 a.m. in St. James an 8-yard throw to Craig. Montana said Montana. ” We had noticed (Mallory) Cheney: a daughter, lived in Manchester most of her made and lost under the glare of an ego about the size of Stanford writers who had gathered around Church. Burial will be in St. James then scored himself on a 6-yard run their linebackers biting just Alice Gay Cheney of Landgrove: a life. one the harshe.st spotlights in Stadium, which hosted its fir.st his locker and barked at them: Cemetery. Calling hours will be and finished off the quarter by enough on the play action passes to son, Henry Cheney of Temple, Before she retired, she worked at sport. Super Bowl Sunday, but after his “ Don’t bother me.” tonight from 7 to 9. Memorial burgh quarterback terry Brad­ putting his team in position for get something over their heads. Texas: one grandson. the Travelers Insurance Cos., At the conclusion of a foggy team’s performance he was ob­ Eventually, however, becalmed donations may be made to a shaw’s Super Bowl record of 313 Craig to score on a 2-yard run. Thai’s what we did.” There will be a memorial service Hartford. She was a member of the Sunday in Super Bowl XIX, the viously arguing from strength. down enough-to discuss the game, charity of the donor’s choice. passing yards with his 24 comple­ That put the 49ers ahead 28-10, Tuesday at 2 p.m. in the Peru Legion o f Mary of the Church of the accounting showed that Joe Mon­ “ We are clearly the best football “ If you are going to get here you The Montana-Marino duel was tions in 35 attempts. want to win.” he said. ” It was a but they gave the Dolphins hope by Congregational Church, Peru, Vt. Assumption. She was also a tana’s reputation had been dram­ team competing today.” said talked about as much as any topic "Nothing was said, but deep rough game for me and for our surrendering a long drive that led UPl photo Brewster Funeral Service, Man­ Concetta Carpentlerl member of the Travelers’ social atically enhanced while Dan Mari­ Walsh, who received a congratula­ during Super Bowl week. But as inside we knew we had a good to a 31-yard field goal and then chester Center, Vt.. is in charge of Concetta (Pistritto) Carpentieri. club. no’s had developed a layer of tory call from President Reagan team,” the last of the 84,059 fans were offense, too, and we wanted to fumbling the ensuing kickoff, arrangements. Burial will be at a 71, wife of Gabriel Carpentieri of She is survived by a brother, tarnish. moments after the win. “ This is leaving the stadium and the show it.” “ This was very disappointing for which allowed von Schamann to Nevada tragedy kills 66 later date in Farmington. Wethersfield, died Saturday at Francis J. O’Connell of Manches­ Montana, quarterback of the truly the greatest moment of my celebration was well underway San Francisco’s offense set 11 a young team that accomplished so kick a 30-yarder on the half’s final Memorial donations may be Hartford Hospital, She was the ter; two nephews: and three world champion San Francisco career. We dominated in all phases throughout the San Francisco Firefighters train hoses on the wreckage Nevada, today. All but two were Super Bowl records, including much this year, ’ ’ said Miami coach play. made to the Mountain Valley sister of Lucy Spector of nieces. .< 49ers, emerged as the overwhelm­ of the game.” area, 49ers quarterback coach reported killed and four on the ground three touchdowns from Roger Don Shula, who has won two Super Miami thus closed its halftime of a chartered airliner with 68 people Health Center. Londonderry. Vt. Manchester. The funeral will be Thursday at ing hero and Most Valuable Player Among those phases was the Paul Hackett said no one should Craig and 28 points in the first half. Bowl, but who now joins Minnesota deficit to 12 points and the Dolphins were hurt. Officials said the investiga­ 05148. Besides her sister and husband, 9:30 a.m. from the John F. Tierney in a Super Bowl, which followed the passing game, where Montana set have been surprised at the aboard that crashed on a field and Of those 28 points, 21 came in the coach Bud Grant with four losses in got the ball fir.st to start the third recreation vehicle lot in South Reno, tion was continuing. she is survived by two sons, Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., event’s tradition of producing a Super Bowl record by throwing outcome. Helen N. Tofeldt Gabriel Carpentieri Jr. of We­ followed by a mass of Christian for 331 yards. second quarter when the49ers took the big game. quarter. 2 thashings when tense thrillers are 2 “ Montana hurt us in every way. But on the third play of the control — holding the Dolphins Helen (Nuss) Tofeldt, 72, of 70 thersfield and William R. Carpen­ burial at the Church of the expected. Another was the running game, “ JUST LOOK AT Joe Montana,” without a first down for almost the When you get beat the way we did second half Marino was sacked to Mather St., died Saturday at tieri of Hartford: two brothers, Assumption. Burial will be in Marino suffered by comparison, where Montana set a Super Bowl he said. “ Look at him in the big Union wants settlement entire period. you take your hat off to the victors wipe away whatever momentum Manchester Memorial Hospital. Rosario Pistritto of Torrington and Mount St. Benedict Cemetery, not only on the playing field, but record as well for most yardage games, the championship games, Marino, in his second season and that is what we are going to do. the Dolphins might have had and She was the wife of Martin D. Salvatore Pistritto of St. Peters­ Bloomfield. Calling hours are after the game as well when he did ^gained by a quarterback with five the playoff games. He’s only lost with the Dolphins, set N F L single­ ” Our offen.se played the poorest San Francisco quickly added the Tofeldt. burg, Fla: and two grandchildren. Wednesday from i to 4 p.m. and 7 to not play the role of the gracious carries for 59 yards. season records for completions, game we have all year and final 10 points of the game on a one — to Washington last year (in She was bom in Hartford on Dec. The funeral will be Wednesday 9 p.m. loser And yet another was the punting the NFC championship gam e). Strike a possiblity at MCC Memorial donations may be game, which was thought to be a passing yardage and touchdown defensively we never slopped 27-yard field goal by Ray Wersch- 15, 1912, and she had been a at 9:15 a.m. from Giuliano- The 49ers, with Montana throw­ throws. But even though he threw them.” ing and a 16-yard throw from “ He’s been the M VP of two Super resident of Manchester since 1940. Sagarino Funeral Home, 247 Wa­ made to the American Heart ing for three touchdowns and strength for Miami, but turned out Bowls. He doesn’t lose. That’s the old two-year contract has been The union would like the contract for 318 yards Sunday, he had to Miami actually demonstrated Montana to Craig. By Susan Vaughn Before she retired in 1976, she was shington St., Hartford, followed by Association, 310 Collins St. running for another and their to be a weakness. mark of a great quarterback. He's Herald Reporter extended indefinitely. proposal to go before the Legisla­ throw a Super Bowl record 50 early signs that Sunday might be a nurse’s aide in the emergency a mass of Christian burial at 10 defense playing the way it had There were not many areas left FOR THE FIR ST time all one of the most effective quarter­ The “ 4Cs” wants to at least ture within a month, Thornton to dominate for the 49ers, who passes to do it. Miami ran the ball its day, driving to a 37-yard field room of Manchester Memorial а. m. in the Church of the Incarna­Couple ordered throughout. the playoffs, mauled season, Miami was held to less backs ever to play the gam e.” About 150 representatives of a match the raises of 9‘A and lO'A said. outgained Miami 537 yards'to 314. just nine times, another of the 25 goal by Uwe von Schamann and Hospital for 16 years. She was a tion. Burial will be in Cedar Hill Miami to win their second Super than 21 points and San Francisco’s That is a tough reputation to union representing instructors and percent per year received by the Manchester Community College positive or negative records set then countering a 33-yard touch­ member of St. Mary’s Episcopal Cemetery. Calling hours will be at to stand trial Bowl in four years — 38-16. 'The defense finished the playoffs by obtain, but it is that kind of administrators at state commun­ state’s elementary school President William E. Vincent said "A L L WE HEARD all week was during the game. down throw from Montana to Carl Church. the funeral home today from 7 to 9 victory brought each of the 49ers allowing just one touchdown. reputation which is made at Super ity coileges Saturday authorized teachers, Thornton said. He said today that the vote by the union Marino failed to connect on a » Monroe with a 2-yard scoring pass Besides her husband, she is p.rn. and Tuesday from 2 to 4 p.m. AUBURN, Maine (U P I)— John $64,000 in playoff money while the talk about the Miami offense.” Montana took advantage of Bowls. its negotiating team to "take any the increase would have to be was predictable. But he said he Lane and Cynthia Palmer, said Montana, who broke Pitts- series of key third-down passes in from Marino to Dan Johnson. does not anticipate that a strike survived by three sons, John M. and 7 to 9 p.m. Doolphins settled for $46,000 per action necessary” if the Board of higher in order to catch up to the Tofeldt of St. Louis, Mo.. Daniel W. charged with the oven death of pay level of teachers from the will occur. Trustees for Regionai Community Tofeldt of Vernon and William R. Francis M. Fitzgerald Mrs. Palm er’s daughter, are com­ state’s technical colleges and state Colleges fails to agree on a If a strike were called, it would Tofeldt of Manchester: a daugh­ Francis M. Fitzgerald. 88, for­ petent to stand trial, according to Miami feeis Best gam e contract in the near future. universities. affect most of the professional ter, Ellen Schmeddlng of Manches­ tests conducted at the Augusta Other issues include a demand merly of Mayfair Gardens, died The action could include a strike, staff at the MCC. ter: four grandchildren: and seven Mental Health Institute. for more time for outside profes­ Sunday at a -local convalescent union organizer Steve Thornton Vincent said he has dealt with great-grandchildren. Assistant Attorney General Tho­ nothing but sional development and more home. He was the husband of Jane put Miners said today. strikes before. It is illegal for The funeral will be Tuesday at 11 L. (Franklin) Fitzgerald. mas Goodwin said the tests at The union, the Congress of recognition. teachers in Connecticut to strike, a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, AMHI were complete and showed Thornton said that the union will He was bom in Manchester Nov. Connecticut Community Colieges, he added. 400 Main St. Burial will be in Zion that the two could understand the frustration meet with the Board of Trustees’ б , 1896, and was a lifelong resident. includes about 850 full-time Hill Cemetery, Hartford. Calling charges against theih. Attorney 44 on the top negotiating team Thursday. If A member of the negotiating He owned his own trucking firm By Dave Raffo teachers, administrators, counse­ hours will be today from 2 to 4 p.m. General James Tierney said Sun­ there is "good movement,” he team for the trustees, Vincent said and also worked for the town of United Press International lors and librarians from the state’s and 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial donations day, however, that the pair’s Bv Jeff Hasen said, the union will concentrate on he feels the talks are still progress­ Manchester. 12 community colleges, including may be made to St. M ary’s competency would now have to be United Press International trying to wrap up the contract ing well. He said the negotiators He was a World War I Army STANFORD, Calif. - The only Manchester Community College. Episcopal Church Book of Remem­ studied by a judge to see if they talks. If not, the union will start will be meeting more frequently in veteran and was a Gold Star important record the Miami Dol­ The employees have been with­ brance, 41 Park St. should stand trial. STANFORD, Calif. - Unlike the taking other action, he said. the next few weeks. member of the American Legion of phins set Sunday was one for team out a contract since June 30 but the Angela Palmer, 4, was found in controversy which surrounded' Manchester. frustration. George Goodwin the oven of the fam ily’s Auburn Brigham Young’s climb to the He is also survived by his son. After leaving a trail of broken George Goodwin, 106, of East apartment three months ago, and college football national cham­ Frank E. Claughsey of Manches­ records throughout the regular Crestfield charges to get hearing Hartford, retired official of Con­ ter: a daughter, June C. Jezyk of an autopsy indicated that the little pionship, there is no doubt who is season And in the AFC Champion­ girl had burned to death. Mrs. No. I in the professional ranks. necticut General Life Insurance Vernon: eight grandchildren; five ship game. Dolphins quarterback for Feb. 11. tions with employees. Palm er and her live-in boyfriend. ” We are clearly the best football Bv Kathy Garmus Co. and retired deputy state great-grandchildren; and several Dan Marino was overshadowed by The owners of the 155-bed "Once again Mr. Fox and insurance commissioner, died Lane, were charged with th? team competing today, including Herald Reporter nieces and nephews. his counterpart Joe Montana Sun­ nursing home on Vernon Street District 1199’s statements were slaying and w ere sent to Augusta .some of the major universities.” Thursday at a convalescent home. The funeral will be Wednesday day in the San Francisco 49ers’ filed the objections after em­ proven wrong,” he said, referring Mental Health fnstltute for said Sail Francisco coach Bill The National Labor Relations He was the uncle of Richard S. at 9:15 a.m. from the John F 38-16 Super Bowl XIX victory. ployees voted46to40on Dec. 6tobe to District 1199 secretary- observation. Board has scheduled a hearing on Olmsted of Manchester. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W M arino com p leted 29-of-50 Walsh Sunday after the 49ers represented in contract negotia­ treasurer Larry Fox. objections filed by owners of the He also is survived by a passes for 318 yards with one routed the Miami Dolphins 38-16 in tions by the New England Health Fox could, not be reached for Crestfield-Fenwood nursing home daughter, Mary Goodwin of Glas­ touchdown and two interceptions. Super Bowl XIX. Care Employees Union. District comment this momiiig. , to certification of a health care tonbury: a son, George Goodwin Montana completed 24-of-35 for a “ This was the best game we ever union as the bargaining agent for 1199. ’The NLRB has not yet*decided Jr. of Newton, Mass.: five grand­ Super Bowl record 331 yards, three played since I joined the 49ers (in One was based on the alleged some of the home’s 190 employees. whethier to schedule hearings on children: a niece: another ne­ touchowns and no interceptions. 1979). It was a great performance involvement of supervisors in the "Under the circumstances, we two complaints filed by the union, phew: and several grandnieces Montana added a Super Bowl by a truly great team.” union organizing drive. Another felt it should be heard before a Sauter said. One complaint and grandnephews. record for quarterbacks, rushing Miami quarterback Dan Marino was based on the union’s affiliation hearing officer,” John Sauter, charges unfair labor practices in A memorial service was held for 59 yards on five carries. had walked onto the field Sunday deputy director of the NLRB’s with a union that represents retail the December firing of two nurses’ this morning at First Congrega­ with the greatness tag. He also fell and wholesale store employees. Hartford office, said today.' aides and the other alleges that tional Church, 837 Main St., East “ OFFENSIVELY, IT WAS our to the Stanford Stadium turf with Holland Castleman, one of the In a notice of the hearing, Robert nursing home administrators have Hartford. Memorial gifts may be poorest game of the year.” said it. home’s owners, said today the S. Fuchs, regional director of the harassed union supporters. made to the East Hartford Histori­ Dolphins coach Don Shula. ” We N LRB ’s finding of substantial NLRB, said “ the objections raise cal Society, P.O. Box 18166, East didn’t make things happen. Dan “ IT ’S HARD TO throw when you factual issues indicated that the The union last week dropped a substantial and material factual Hartford, 06108, or the Remem­ Marino had some problems. To­ have guys banging on you all the home’s owners did not file frivo­ third complaint filed after the issues.” brance Fund or the Scholarship day, he didn’t play the way he did time.” said San Francisco corner- lous objections to delay negotia- firing of a third nurses’ aide. The hearing has been scheduled Fund of First Congregational during the regular season when he back Ronnie Lott, “ It’s easy to lose Church. Newkirk i Whitney Fun­ averaged three touchdown passes your composure.” Marino was sacked only 13 times eral Home, 318 Burnside Ave., a game. Police Roundup East Hartford was in charge of “ Our offense had a tough time. this season, but he put down for arrangements. We hadn’t been stopped all year losses four times Sunday. No team but we were stopped today.” had recorded more than three John P. Fahey Marino, who threw a record 48 sacks against Miami this season. Suspect extradited on charges John P. Fahey. 51, of East touchdowns and for better than ” We executed the game plan and Hartford, died ’Thursday at home. 5,000 yards during the regular put pressure on him,” said defen­ He was the husband of former state season, agreed with his coach. UPI pholo sive end Fred Dean, who must have seemed like an octupus to A former Manchester resident Press load a station wagon with Eric Isileb of 218 School Road Sen. Marcella Fahey. “ I didn’t make the plays on some Brudzinski (59) in first period action at Super Bowl XIX. Marino. “ Viewing the films, we was extradited from Florida Sat­ black amplification equipnnent told police he lost control of his bike Survivors also include his son, occasions when I had the chance San Francisco's Roger Craig (33) stretches for that extra knew some formations would put urday to face a first-degree lar­ cases the day he m o v ^ out of on the icy road and was unable to - Jeffrey J. Fahey of East Hartford: to,” said Marino, "They played the inch after being tackled by Miami linebacker Bob Craig scored three touchdowns in 49ers 38-16 victory. pressure on him. ceny charge in connection with the Holland’s apartment, police said. avoid hitting the car. The car’s a daughter, Mary Beth Fahey of best any team has played against theft of nearly $13,000 worthof cash Holland said Press also took driver, Steven J. Bruckner, 22, of East Hartford: a brother, Robert us defensively. In a big game like “ THE FOUR-MAN line allowed and musical equipment last No­ some of her son’s clothes and her 53 Hamlin St., was not injured. Fahey of Vernon: an uncle: this they did what they had to do to vember, police said today. hand tools, according to police. Police gave Isileb a verbal cousins: and several nieces and stop us.” us to rush an extra man. It was a Loren B. Press, 37, of Lake The rented station wagon was warning for failing to ride his nephews. good defense for us to blitz with.” Mary, Fla., was held at the found abandoned in Depford, N.J., bicycle on the right side of the The funeral was today in St. Rose MARINO UNDER’THREW RE­ Safety Dwight Hicks said the 49ers played like they had all Manchester police station over the on Dec. 3, police said. road. Church, East Hartford. Callahan CEIVERS at times, but didn’t get weekend on $10,000 bond. He was The total value of the missing He was treated for a bruise at Funeral Home, 1602 Main St., East much help. Explosive receivers season. scheduled td be arraigned today in money and equipment was $12,880, Manchester Hospital, the hospital Hartford, was ' in charge of Mark Clayton and Mark Duper had “ No one knew how we were going New. riMQufeftSlartWilgAlLouPrognim.lAemoslaueeaMfulprogram to stop Marino, but we did it,” he Manchester Superior Court. police said. spokeswoman said. arrangements. trouble getting open and the In lh» hlBtory of Wtight Wntehnn, hntnow bnnn m id t oiron oaalor said. ” We really didn’t do anything • Police said Press moved out his Based on information provided fcnprortil wftfi moro of lAo •••/o af manu pfana wa Va avar oHntntl. So loin tho Dolphins’ fortress of an offensive girlfriend’s Ambassador Drive by Holland, the neighbor and line permitted a season-high four special. We just played hard and mllllont of paopfa who loot mllllont of pounds on tho Quick Start lough. |.f apartment last Nov. 23 and disap- another band member, police got a iraovon ProgramhacausatMsysarMroVomadoHoasfor—/uatfofyou.Jusf sacks. Miami allowed a league-low “ When a quarterback has time, I peared with equipment that be- warrant for Press’s arrest, police aasior. for your fffsslyfo. Don't wait—loin Weight Watchaia* today. 13 sacks during the regular season k longed to a rock band the couple records show, VOUWOirTBBEVE and none in two playoff games. he can look off his primary ^ was involved in. The ex-girlfriend, “ It was difficult when things receiver and then come back to a Pmyonlyllio$7Hralniaollngfootoleln,throughJanuarytS.Wa1l Karen Holland, 39, reported that on Police blamed icy roads for two weren’t on track,” said Clayton, him. He couldn’t.” TIE PORTRAIT PACKMiE giro you tha raglatratlon faa (a $13 rafuoj m n f Pay only $7 for all , Nov. 25shereceivednoticethatthe accidents thaK left two people who managed six catches for 92 Joe Montana could. Heck, he follewing maatinga. could do anything he wanted. •I band’s checking account was over­ injured last weeK. yards, but couldn’t break any big Offer vet/donfyetedltcountendcennotbecomt/nedie/tft any otfierdleeount or epee/ef The San Francisco quarterback drawn at Connecticut National Kimberley A. Stephenson, 19, of I GOT FOR OMY mss. rete. Offer ¥elld fn pertlolpeting ereee only. plays. “ They played the way we Bank and believed that the suspect 30 Griswold St., suffered a did the last six weeks or so, threw three touchdown passes, but had withdrawn nearly $2,500 of the sprained neck late Thursday after­ everything went well for them.” his feet allowed him to duplicate band’s money without authoriza­ noon after another car collided It’s hard to believe “ Four sacks is a lot fo us,” said his feat of Super Bowl XVI — tion, police said. with hers in the Intersection of you can get such a The Mew^lmproifed QUICK START* Program offensive tackle Cleveland Green. winning the gam e’s Most Valubale Police said that Holland is West Middle Turnpike and Broad complete package of “ That’s frustrating, it’s something Player award. “ We’d keep hearing about M i­ manager of the band, which is Street, police and a Manchester professional color FromWBQHTWmHBtSCmiBePeunda.. we take pride in not allowing. But ami and inside we wanted to show called Teasha Dragon. A neighbor Memorial Hospital spokeswoman portraits for just when they get ahead, it was ’OK of Holland told police that she saw said. fellows, here they come.’” that we had an offense, too,” said 812.95. But it’s Police said the other driver, Miami had overcome a weak Montana, who carried five times Unendangered James A. Ashley, 29. of West true. And here’s NEW MEMBERS. MAINTENANCE AND LIFETIME MEMBERS running game and inexperienced for 59 yards, a Super Bowl record Several endangered and threa­ Willington, was unable to stop his what's included in SHOULD ARRIVE H HOUR BEFORE TIMES LISTED BELOW inside linebackers during the regu­ for quarterbacks, and constantly tened U.S. animals have made car when the light turned red on that package; two FOR REOISTRATION AND PRE-MEETINO ORIENTATION. lar season and in playoff victories escaped trouble in the pocket to hit comebacks. The wild turkey has Broad Street and slid into the SxlO ’s, three 5x7’s over Seattle and Pittsburgh. But for big plays on the move. “ No one MANCHESTER EAST HARTFORD EAST HARTFORD said anything, but I think we had * been restored in 42 states and intersection. Ashley was given a and fifteen wallets. the 49ers tbok advantage of both, Atlantic salmon was reintroduced ticket for failing to obey a red light. Second Congragtlkmel (3i. KnlgMa d Cohimbui Hall H oSdayInn holding the Dolphins to 25 rushing something to prove.” 363 RolMrtt Street to New England waters after an In the other accident, a 10-year- 385 N. Main St. 1831 Main Streel yards on nine attempts and burn­ •Mon. 6:30 pm E xIIM o K W absence of more than a century. old boy suffered a leg injury when * Mon. 4:45 pm 86:30 pm ing rookie inside linebacker Jay MONTANA WAS 24-OF-3S for a •Wed. 6:45 pm • M 4 fa a t a ie p i The bald eagle is another species he turned his bicycle into the path Y M C A -Y W C A Brophy and Mark Brown, in his Super Bowl record 331 yards. He that has been increasing in of a car shortly before 5:30 p.m. YWCA 770 Main SIreet SOUTH WINDSOR second year, on passes over the also ran for a touchdown. numbers each year. Saturday, police said. 78 N. Main Street •Wad. 9:30 am Wipiilng Comm. Chueh middle. Running backs Roger “ The offensive line did a heck- •Tliurs.9:30am 1790 Ellington Rd. uva job,” he said. " I ran, not so an. Farmington, Waterbary, Wethersfield Craig and Wendell Tyler and tight •Thura.6;30pin much because of pressure, but Ttiues. & Thurs. 1 0 - 1 , Wednesday 10-1, »-5:30,6-8 end Russ Francis combined for 212 FREE FREE FREE FREE FREE because they dropped the backs Jan. 25>27 Manchester & Cromwell FOR MORE INFORMATION AND ADDITIONAL CLASS LOCATIONS, CALL receiving yards. Craig caught two ______Friday 10>1, a«5;aO, 6-8 Sat. 10-1,2-6 Sunday U-4______touchdown passes and running and and I thought I could takeoff.” Running back Roger Craig set a WEEKLY GARDEN SHORT COURSES Jan. 23-2.7 Windsor Only Wed. & Sat. lO-l, 2-6 1- 800 - 972-9320 back Carl Monroe paught another. Thurs. & Friday 10-1,2-5:30,6-8 Sun. 11-4 Super Bowl record with three Title #1 'H’s Easy To Succeed With Houseplants” MIAMI’S OUTSIDE LINE­ touchdowns. We select the poses. A 95C deposit required for each photo package plus 81 00 " I can’t explain the feeling right sitting fee for each additional subject. Additional portraits can be purchased. BACKERS and defensive ends also Tuesday, January 22, 7:30 p.m. struggled, allowing Montana to get now,” he said. ” To be in the Super ANSONIAMALL CROMWELL EAST HAVEN FAHMINGTl NEVI W e O H T WATCHERS' wide and take ofl on scrambles M u Bowi, and then to win it is Ma>n Antonta 4\ Shunnik* Bd 'JSfi.t ’ whenever pressured. UPI photo unbelievable.” at Woodland Gardens SOUTHINCrON TORRINGTON VERNON WA l LINGFORI 4IOUuMnSl 691 Mam St ?9S Ma-Kotd Ip.s • .F “ It was embarrassing that, we Miami quarterback Dan Marino (13), who had not been Johnson (97) all evening. Marino was sacked four times Walsh didn’t take shots at me 168 Woodland St., Manchester MANCHESTER MILFORO ORANGE never had the time to dictate to and intercepted twice in his poorest outing of the season non-believers, those riding 719 Spaocat *>i MI9 H'ldgapo'i A,a . • i Riiu >i,i.: , them, they dictated the whoje treated rudely all year, found himself under heavy smoothly ail season on the Miami given by the professional staff of W.G. WATERBURY WATERTOWN WETHFRFFILLO WiNOSOR 08' Wolcott S' sa*- si'i Is '*8 S.'as Mi W.naso' A.s game to us,” said Doug Betters. pressure by the likes of Dwaine Board (76) and Gary as the Dolphins fell to the 49ers. bandwagon. FREE REFRESHMENTS I M ANCHESTKR H ER A LD . Mondtiv. .I;in. 21. I9H5 - j - l I t — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Jan. 21. 1985 UConn csgers pull off big win over Syracuse

SCOREBOARD second half,” Perno said. Six-foot 5 Syracuse had a .57-52 lead before SYRACUSE. N.Y. - It had ” We had all the odds against us. freshman Terence Warren was two free throws by Williams and a W Ie la Cross S3, Wls-WhltewoterS 49ara38,Dolphina16 But the kids battled hard. short jumper by Coles sliced the Celtics 113,76ers 87 Saturday’s collage resulta WIeOshkosh 78, WIs-RI ver Falls n already been chalked up in the loss Williams’ substitute and he came WISEStevens Pt. 39, W Is-Eau CIr 37 M iam i <• * * • column. ” I don’t know, I think that through like a veteran. lead to .57-56 with 4:23 left. XovOer (Ohio) 91 Oral Roberts 86 Sost SceT^dsca 721W8-J8 • ■ Thai's what one national televi- everything that has been going on And Warren responded, helping Kelley then took control. Hockey Rec League PHILADELPHIA (07) . , « Youngstown 57, Middle Tennessee First Albany (N Y) 79, Dneonta65 probably strengthened our kids,’’ "Earl had his finest hour I would Erving 0-12 1-4 17, Barkley 0-15 04) 16, M Mto-FG von Schomonn (7 ptays, 45 < slon station had telecast in the Kelley in the backcourt stave off Malonel-184-S20,CheeksS-132-21lTonev Albright 75, Susquehanna 67 .added Perno. He was referring to think. He made six big free throws A rm y 72, St. Peter's 70 (O T ) voifdtj 3!S0)( 7^36s midsts of a Big East game. Syracuse’s pressure. 4-7 4-5 11 Jones 4-7 M 10,Rlchardspn Art^Montloello 04, Central Ark. 65 ^M om de 33 ixm front Mon­ Ken Henry transfering to St. and played excellent defen.se. He’s 1-304)2,G.Jahnson1-3(H)2,C Johnson 34 Bethany 61, John Carroll 59 Arh-Uttle Rock 71 Centenary 56 Someone had forgotten to tell UConn had an early 8-2 lead, four NHL standings Pen Wees Binghamton 75, Plattsburgh 63 tana (Werschlng kick) (0 ploys, 70 Bonaventure and most recently in between the 1 (point guard) and 0-16, ThrealtO-1 OOO, Wo0d04)040. Totals Aikonsoe St. 73, Texos-Arl. 61 yards, 4:12), 11:41 Connecticut. points from Broxton, before Syra­ Mahoney Center: Knights 17 (Greg 42-0613-1907. Boston U . 01, New H o m ^ lr a 6 4 Arbonsas Tech 71 Arkansas Coll. 64 The Huskies, lli/; point under- freshman Anthony Moye transfer­ cuse came back behind the outside 2 (shooting guard) position and I Waits Conitrtnct Rvan 8, Mott DeMarco 7, Peter B O S TO N (113) _ Bowdoln 65, Bobson 55 Austin 71 Sul Ross 64 Bram M s 05, Norwich 00 (O T ) MIo-Johnson 2 pass fro "L ' - dogs, rose up and bit No. 7 ranked ing to the University of Hartford. think now he feels comfortable Patrick Division Leonord ployed well), Huskies 15 Maxvrell 44 9^12 17, Bird 15-26 6 4 30, Coll. Of Ozorks 64, Harding 52 Schomonn kick) (6plays,70yords,2:27), shooting of freshman Michael W L T Pts. O F GA (Billy Pappas 6, Jett Altrul 5, Malt Parish491-39, D. Johnson7-15(H)14, Alnge Brown 56, Dartmouth 53 Syracuse, 70-68, before a scream­ ’T m really pleased for my Brown. The Orangemen had a 34-32 wherever we put him,” Perno said. Buffalo St. 94, Staten Island 05 HMidrIx 77, Ouachita Boot. 67 14:11 WosMnaton 12 7 63 198 143 Glalpossi played well). 6-13 12 14, McHale 7-11 34 17,Wedmon Henderson St. 78, So. Arkansas 57 court ing crowd of 30,136 here Saturday players. They hung tough.” halftime lead. He put the Huskies up by one PhllodeTphIa 28 12 6 62 199 134 Sours 28 (Tony Cook 10, Andy 0-1 04 0, Clark 24 04 4. Totals 4547 21-36 Canislus 74, Nlogora 67 Carnegl5Mallon 55, Hiram 52 Lolnar 79, Np. Texas 64 _ SF-Cralg 0 poss from Monfrmo _ night at the Carrier Dome. It has some momentum going with a layup off a .steal. It was his N Y Islanders 25 18 2 52 214 181 Lawrence 6, Todd Longo and Kevin u lib o c k Chest. 61 Dallas Boot. 53 (Werschlng kick) (4 ptays, 47 yards, Connecticut, with freshmen Plttsburoh 18 21 4 40 156 191 KInel 4 each), Celtics 12 (Scott Herman PhiladelgMa 282SMS^W Cheyney 73, Mercy hurst 67 MMssippI Valley 91 Prairie View 55 The graphic shown had Connec- into the lion’s den Wednesday night Warren, Terry Coffey and Jeff first shot of the second half. Colby 67, Clark 65 V2S) 3*36 N Y Rongers 15 22 8 38 165 185 6, Pot Osbourne and Stephen Dore 2 Bosteff’ 24J02710— 113 New Mexico 86, Hawaii 60 'si^'Mbntana 5 run (Werschlng kick) (6 ■ ticut 1-4 in the Big East and 5-8 when the Huskies are scheduled to King making first-half contribu­ Although Syracu.se, now 3-2 in the Now Jerstv 15 35 5 35 158 187 each). , ' Three-point goals— Blrd2. Fouled o u ^ Columbia 64, Cornell 57 Connecticut 70, Syracuse 60 Oklahomo 87, Kansas 76 _ plays, 55 yards, 2:43), 8:01 ■ * overall. face No. 1 ranked and defending conference and 11-2 overall, came Adorns DIvIslan Tar Heels 23 (Corky Coughlin and None. Total fouls— Philadelphia % Pan American 79, Texos-Son Ant. 70 S^Cralg 3 run (Werschlng kick) (9 tions along with sophomore Gerry M ontrtal 23 13 10 56 179 150 Mike Reldv 2 each, Annissa Barbelto Boston 19. Rebounds Phllodelphia 50 Delawara 89, Hofstra 77 SF Austin 59, NW Louisiana 56 _ That, however, was putting the national champion Georgetown at back to tie at 58-all, Connecticut Drexel 61 Bucknell 60 ploys, 52 yards, 3:39), 12:». Besselink. refused to wilt under the Buffalo 21 13 12 54 168 133 ployed w e ll), 76ers 13 (D an Vavangelo SO. Methodist 71 Texas Christian 70 M Io -FG von Setramonn 31 (73 yards, 12 - cart before the horse. the Capital Centre in Landover, never trailed again. Q u tb tc 22 18 6 50 182 165 4, Joson Lazierls, Chris Spaduccinl Falrlelah Dickinson 02, Wagner 72 Syracuse pressure. Fordham 71 Manhattan 67 Texas Tech 91 Baylor 71 plays), 14:38. Md. Boston 20 19 7 47 164 159 played well). 'texos-EI Paso 07, ^ Diego St. 81 , And the Huskies didn’t like it one "All year long, we couldn’t catch Kelley connected on two Hortford 16 22 5 37 145 182 Geneseo St. 71, Hobort 69 MIo-FG von Schamann 30 (0 yards, 1 Alnge. A— 14490. ? W m I ■ bit. "We’re at a point where we a break,” Perno said. “ And we jumpers and Williams added a CompOtll Cenftrtnct Georgetown 65, Pittsburgh 53 play), 15:00. Eddie Williams Gettysburg 07, Lebanon Valley 85 Artiona 51 UCLA 52 Th ird „ With 6-0 junior guard Earl Kelley believe we can play with anyb­ Earl Kelley didn’t really catch a break tonight. rebound layup off a steal. The Norris Division f iilM St. 76, Idaho 60 W L T Pis. GF GA GToye City 63, John Carroll 50 M Io -FG Werschlng 27 (10 ploys, 43 canning six consecutive free ody.” said Perno. ” I think our . . .star of game . . out two weeks Rather than catch one. we made latter gave the Huskies a 64-60 Big East standings Hamilton 91 John Ja y 04 Brigham Y ou ng65, (talorado St. 64 yards 3:20), 4:48. __ St. Louis 18 18 8 44 160 168 Scholastic CS Lm A lice s 43 Col Poly SLO 36 throws in the closing 31 seconds. confidence level is at an all time lead. Chlcaoo 20 22 3 43 181 175 Big East Conference O 'd ll Houghton 66, Geneva 61 r SF-Cralg 16-pan from MontaM them for ourselves. Fresno St.TO, New Mexico St. 59 (Werschlng kick) (5 ptays, 70 yards, Connecticut moved its record to 2-3 high. I think our players have K elley’s free throw shooting kept Minnesota 14 23 8 36 159 182 W L W L Hunter 69, Baruch 67 (O T ) (iio rw F ^ 70 Northwest Nazarene64 and Kelley outworked the Orange­ while the hard-working Coles 'T v e been telling you all along, Detroit 13 27 6 32 163 213 Georgetown 6 0 17 0 Indiana (Pa) 71, Slippery Rock S3 2:20), 8:41 in the Big East, its second straight showed true character.” Connecticut in front. 7,St.Morv's55 A -8 4 J5 9 men and came away with the added 13. ,• thc.se kids just won’t quit. Toronto 9 » 5 23 137 200 EC Ireshman basketball St. John's 5 0 13 1 Iona 110, Fairfield 97 lrk,Ore.66,Coll. Of ldoho6S ; Big East win, and 6-7 overall. The Huskies, on paper, don’t Raphael Addison had a game- SmvtiM Division Vlllonovo 4 2 11 3 Johns Hopkins 81, Haverford 55 M id SF deserved victory. Williams. 6-7 junior forward who “ I'm delighted with them (the East Catholic freshman basketball Juniata M , Delaware Valley 61 Jnfleld 7 1 E. Oregon 69 First downs ,19 31 :' " I needed that,” Kelley said. " I have the talent of Syracuse. And high 22 points for Syracuse. The Edmonton 31 9 6 68 233 ISO Syracuse 3 2 11 2 Aontana^ Northern Arizona 69 scored all of his points in the young kids). They go out there Coloarv 23 17 5 51 210 179 team turned back Northwest Catholic, Connecticut 2 3 6 7 Kings 04, MeOsioh 75 Rushes-yards 9-25 60-2H had so much confidence tonight, I they don’t have the size to go up Orangemen’s Dwyane ’Pearl’ Wa­ 60-36, Saturday. Rob Stanford and T.J. 2 4 11 4 LaRoche77,PannSt.-BahrendS8 - MW ChrM lan 71 Facific (O re ) 63 Poulng yards 209 « Kelley, who scored 12 of Connec­ second half, .suffered a dislocation believing they can play. Even Jeff Winnipeg 22 20 4 48 191 200 Boston College vodo-ROno 79, Montana State77 told them, ‘Give me the ball.” ’ against the likes of 6-11 freshman shington had only four points and Los isnoeles 18 18 9 45 199 188 Leahy had 12 and lOpoIntsrespectively Pittsburgh 1 3 9 5 LaSalle 00, Holy Cross 77 Socks by-yards 1-5 5-29 ticut’s last 14 points, had a in the wri.st area with two minutes King, who hasn’t played that Voncouver 11 M 6 28 155 252 with Dave Price, Andrew Seeger and 1 4 8 9 Long Island 90, St. Francis (P a ) 76 vodo-Los Vegas 71 Maryland 76 Return yards 155 91 ” It was probably the greatest Ron Seikaly. But players like 6-7 fouled out with about six minutes Providence Oregon St.- 73, Washington St. 57 to go in the game. "It's a shame much, played eight excellent min­ Saturday’s Results Mike Beglov cemblnlng tor 24 more for Seton Hall 0 6 9 8 Lycoming 00, Drew 60 Passes 22-50-2 2 1 ^ Tim Coles, 6-7 senior Ray Broxton, team-high 21. Broxton and Eddie P epperdlile 60, U . San D i m 50 Punts 639.3 > » 7 • .' win we’ve ever had,” said Husky becau.se Eddie was having a great utes,” Perno continued. left. Quebec 4, Boston 3 the Eagles. Rich PIcone also played Saturday's Results Massachusetts 69, St. Bonaventure who has been consistent all year. Williams chipped in 12 apiece Buffolo 2, Hartford 0 well for 6-4 East, which Is home Fridov UConn 70, Syracuse 60 S3 Santa Clau.61 Portland 59 Fumbles-lost l-O 3-7 . ' coach Dom Perno Sunday night. 2 2 Southern Cal 73, Arizona St. 54 Penaltles-yards 1-10 3-10 Wosblngton 7, N .Y. Rongers 1 ot 4 o'clock against South Catholic. Georgetown 65, Pittsburgh 53 Me-Farm ington SO, Hellenlc41 _ Winnipeg 8, Detroit 5 St. John's 66 Boston College 59 M ontclair St. 79, E . Stroudsburg 72 Utah St. og. Son Jose St. 75 Tim e of possession 22:49 33.11 New Jersey 4, Montreol 4 (tiel Vlllanova 06, Seton Hall 74 Moravian 56, Dickinson 52 Washington 00, Oregon 62 Pittsburgh 5, Chicago 4 Marauette 64, Providence 50 M t. St. Morv's73, PItt-JohnstownTO Weber St._85, Idaho St. 60 individual SM HsHa Toronto 6. St. Louis 1 Today's Games Muhlenberg 50, Franklin A Marshall 56 RUSHING— Miami, Bennett 3-7, No- thao5-llMarlnol-0.SanFrancltco,Tv^ Total defensive breakdown Edmonton 7, Vancouver 5 G olf Pittsburgh at Boston College Nazareth 01 St. John Fisher 71 2unday'acollagereaults Phllodelphia 4, Minnesota 1 Drexel vs. Vlllanova (at Palestro) N C’WllmIngton 75, Amerioon 71 1315, Craig 1158-1, Montana 5-59-1, Los Angeles 6, N .Y. Islanders 5 Wednesday's Gamas Hew Haven 71,Qulnnlplac70 Harmon5-20,Cooper1-lSolomon1-5. Sundov's Gomes UConn at Georgetown (Capital Can- New Jersey Tech 03, Stevens Tech 66 No Gom e' Scheduled tre ), 8 Northeastern 61 Colgate 56 Hamilton College Tournament P A S S IN (f— M ia m i, M arino 29-50-2- Monday's Gomes Phoenix Open results Syracuse at St. John's Nvoefc 70; Kings Coll. 51 318. Son Francisco, Montano 263SG3I1. ' Chomplenthlp hurts in MHS sextet loss (All Times EST) Providence at Vlllanova Pace 73. DIstrtrt Of Columblo60 Montreal at Boston, 7; 35 p.m. AtPheenlk,Arlz.,Jan.20) Saturday's Games Penn St. 06, Rhode Island 71 Homlltort 40, Buffalo St. 46 RECEIVIN(f— Miami, Nathan 11-81D. St. Louis ot Detroit, 7:35 p.m. (par-71) Boston Collage at UConn (Storrs). 8 Phi la. Pharmacy 60, Allentown Coll.50 Johnson 3-28, Clayton 6-91 Duper 1-11, Pittsburgh at Winnipeg, 8:35p.m. Syracuse at Pittsburgh Philo. Textlle04, Shlppensburg75 John Ja y 80, Staten Island 85 Rose 6 7 1 Moore 2-17, Cctalo 1-11 Son SOUTH WINDSOR - ” We had a Indians outshooting the Bobcats, Willoughby his fourth of the Minnesota at Chicago, 8:35 p.m. Colvin Peete, 88140O 65457240— 270 Providence at Seton Hall Pt. Park 69, Westminster 67. EoM Francisco, Tyler 670, D. Clark 671 total team defensive breakdown,” 15-14, in the period. Manchester contest added some icing in the Los Angeles at Edmonton, 9:35p.m. Doug Tewell, 39400 67404572— 272 Sunday's Game Potsdom St. n Cortland St. 79 Alfred 71 Clarkson 55 Craig 8-82, Monroe 1-33, Francis 560, had a one-goal lead four times, final session for South Windsor. Cotgorv at Vancouver. 11:05p.m. Morris Hotalsky, 3940066-704574-272 Vlllanova at Marylond Rider 67, Lafayette 63 Botes 54, Clark 52 Solomon 1-14. said Manchester High hockey Tuesday's (Tames Don Pooley, 16J13 7047-7040— 275 Robert M orris 71 St. Fro nd s (N Y ) 60 Sacred Heart 04, U. Lowell 73 (OT)' Missed field goals— None. coach Wayne Horton looking back with South Windsor coming back The Bobcats had a final 37-28 Montreal at Hartford, 7:35 p.m. Nick Foldo, 16,313 67-734946— 275 Rochester 60, Roberts Wesleyan 6j south at Saturday night’s 11-5 defeat at on each occasion. edge in shots on goal. N .Y . Rongers at Buffolo, 7:35 p.m. Corey Pavin, 16413 704947-49^275 Saturday's results Rochester Tech 03, Brockport St. 00 S. Alabama 09, N.C.-Charlotte62 Bill Fleming, Bobby Blake, "We skated two lines but South Toronto at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. Dan Forsmon, 16413 70497046— 275 Scranton 71, Wilkes 60 Midwest Super Bowl MVPa the hands of South Windsor High In Detroit at N .Y. Islanders, 8:05 p.m. Loren Roberts, 16413 6972-6540— 275 Southampton 74, N Y Tech 73 DePaul 7). Notre Dame 66 Super Bowl XIX — Joe Montana, San CCC Eastern Division action here Doug Matthew and Brian Coughlin Windsor skated basically two as John Mohoffey, 14,313 60-72-72-43— 275 Big E n l results St. John's 66, Boston Coll. 59 Francisco at the Hartford Arena. had opening period goals for the well,” Horton said. "They used Ed Florl, 12,1» 69-71-4571— 276 St. Joseph's65, Geo. Washington 62 Super Bowl XVIII — MarcusAllan,Los Silk Towners. Jason Willoughby their third line a little more than I Saturday's game Isoo AokI, 10450 657047-74-277 St. Vincent (P o ) 87, Pltt-Brodford74 Collage baakatball atandinga Angeles Raiders ^ . The loss drops the Silk Towners Brad Fobel, 10450 69^71-66— 277 Tem ple 66, Rutgers 63 Super Bowl XVII — John Riggins, to 3-7 overall, 1-5 in the CCC East had three and Kevin Sullivan one did but not tnuch. Lannv Wodklns,10450 7049-7147— 277 UConn 70.8yracuse68 U . o f Charleston 101, W .Vo. St. 90 M A JO R IN D E P E N D E N T S Washington . . , while the Bobcats are now 9-0-1 tor the Bobcats. 8abres2.WhalersO Chip Beck, 7425 697047-72— 278 Ursinlus 01, York 70 W L Pet. Super Bowl XVI — Joe Montana, San Blake’s goal was his 23rd of the " I don’t think we were tired. My Lorry M ile, 7425 69707247-278 Vermont 71, Maine 61 overall and atop the CCC East at C O N N E C T IC U T (70) DePaul 10 3 .769 Francisco campaign while for Fleming it was second line just didn’t play well at Mike Donald, 7425 707047-71— 278 Broxton 510 0011 Williams 55 5412, Vlllanova 86, Seton Hall 74 Dayton 10 3 .769 Super Bowl XV — Jim Plunkett, 5-0. Buflola 011—2 Pat McGowon, 7425 73496947— 278 W . Chester 71, AdelphI 69 Oakland _ . , his ninth, Matthew his fourth and . all. And 1 don’t know why. We Hortferd 080-0 Coles 510 5-7 13, Kelley 7-17 7-7 21, Washington 111, Sworthmore76 Texae-Son Antonio 0 3 .727 "It was a bad night for both our Johnny Miller, 7425 714047-72— 278 Frederick 34 00 4, Warren 01 00 0, Notre Dome 7 3 .700 Super Bowl XIV — Terry Bradshaw, played an excellent game against First period— None. Penalties— To m Sleckmann, 7425 71-704940— 278 Washington & Jefferson 91, Thiel 68 ' goalies (Ian Blood, Brian Oat- Coughlin his eighth. Playfair, But, doublemlnor, 4:52; Lum - Besselink 1-2 344, King 1-3001 Coffey 1-1 SW Louisiana 9 5 .643 Pittsburgh _ _ . , South Windsor took charge in East Catholic (.5-3 loss). I don’t Joe Inman, 5,058 60724970—279 00 1 Totals 2553 1522 70. Williams 62, Amherst 61 IV Y L E A G U E Super Bowl XIII — Terry Bradshaw, ■ way),” Horton cited. “ And (South lev, Hor,4:52; Korob, But, 5:21: Turgeon, G ory Koch, 5,058 67-734970— 279 W m . Paterson 94, Glassboro St. 76 H o t , 5:21; Robertson, Hor, 9:49: Hor, SY R A C U SE (60) Cenletence All (Tomes Pittsburgh ^ Windsor’s Jim ) St. Laurent was this penalty free contest in the think we were mentally ready. And Tim Norris, 5,058 714571-73— 279 Addison 518 50 22, Hawkins '.V4 0-1 4, South Super Bowl XII — Randy White and bench (served by Crawford), 9:49; Ala-Blrmlngham60, W. Kentuckv66 W LPCT. W LPCT. having a terrible first period for middle session with four goals I don’t think South Windsor is six Bob Eastwood, 5,058 604771-73— 279 Selkoly 14 54 7. Washliimon 34 0 0 4, Yale 1 OI.OOO 7 4 .636 Harvey Martin, Dallas Perreault, But, 18:42; Francis, Har, 18:42; D.A. Welbring, 5458 70497070— 279 Alabama St. 73, Southern 71 ^per Bowl XI — Fred Blletnikoff, against only one for Manchester. goals better than us. I think it was a C vr.B u f,20:00. Brovm 7-11 54 10, Alexis 54 34 13, H arvard 3 1 .750 10 1 .909 ■ them. We scored on our first shot T.C . Chen, 3435 60724574— 280 Monroe 04 00 0. Totols 25531523 60. Alabama A&M 101, Tuskegee09 Princelon 1 1 JOO 5 8 J05 Oakland Steve Givini, Kevin Sullivan and poor effort on our part.” Second period— 1, Buffalo, Korob 1 Mike Reid, 3435 70707240— 280 Albany St. (G o ) 89, Clark Coll. 06 Super Bowl X— Lynn Swann, on net. (Peterson), 15:06. Penalties— Maloney, Halftime— Syracuse34, UConn32. Totol Pennsylvania 1 1 JOO 2 8 .200 Brian Sullivan hit the back of the South Windsor took a 6-5 decision George Burns, 3435 69-694074— 200 fouls— UConn 17, Syracuse .14. Fouled Austin Peov 63, Moreheod St. 61 Cornell 0 0 .000 5 6 .455 Pittsburgh “ (But) after the first period Buf,6:25; Turgeon, Har,7:15; Korob, But, Bill Kratzert, 3435 60497370-280 Averett 77, New Poltz 60 net for the Bobcats before Fleming from Manchester earlier in the 0:15; Robertson, Har, 15:50; Francis, Hor, out— Washington. Rebounds— UConn Brown 0 0 .000 3 0 .273 . South Windsor got better defen­ Ralph Landrum, 3,435 70714970— 280 B'ham-South: 60, Montavallo 54 Super Bowl IX — Franco Harris, added his 10th of the campaign. season. 16; 13: M . Ramsey, But, 19:37. 31 (Coles 0), Syracuse 29 (Alexis 0). Baptist Coll. Ill, Edward Wotars90 Columblo 0 0 .000 2 7 .222 sively and we got worse. It was not Curtis Strange, 3435 71494971— 280 Assists— UConn 14 (Kelley 5), Syra­ Dartmouth 1 4 JOO 210 .167 Pittsburgh Third period— 2. Buffalo, Hamel (Fo- Dan Pohl, 2469 73704070— 201 Chris. Newport 95, NC-Greensboro ■ just the defensemen. It was the Rob Clute added a late goal for an Manchester will try to get back llgno), 18:55. Penalties— Borrosso, But cuse 17(Washlnaton,BrownandMonroe A T L A N T IC H Super Bowl VIII — Lorry Csonka, Russ Cochran, 2469 7071-7070— 201 4eoch).A— 30,136. 70 Conference All<3(miee Wloml . „ ... . whole team.” 8-5 lead after two periods. on the right track Wednesday night (served by C y r), 15:01; Lum ley, Har, Babbv Wadkins, 2469 7072-7140-201 Clemson 02, Virginia 62 15:01; Peterson, But, 19:54. W LPd. W LPet. Super Bowl VII — Joke Scott, Miami , The sextets were deadlocked at John Erickson, Kevin Sullivan as it faces Fermi High at Enfield Howord Tw ltty, 2469 707071-70— 201 Duke 93, No. Carolina 77 Temple 4 01.000 10 2 .833 Super Bowls VI — Roger Stauboch, Shots on goal— Buffalo 1G6-4— 20. Hart- Dan Halldorson, 2469 72-7047-71— 201 E..Kentucl» 53, Murray St. 51 with his third goal of the game and Twins Rink at 8 o’clock. fordS6-5— 14. GeorgetownBS, PittsburghSS Rutgers 3 1 .750 7 5 J03 Dallas 4-4 after 15 minutes with the Ja y Haas, 1492 7072-71-69-202 Falrmdnt 78,~Salism 70 Super Bowl V — Chuck Howley, Dallas Power.play conversions— Buffolo, 44). Florida 67, Kentucky 55 W . Vo. 3 1 .750 7 4 .583 J.C . Snead, 1492 7072-72-68— 202 St. Bono. 2 1 J67 0 4 J67 Super Bowl IV — Len (tawson, Kansas Hartford.64). Wayne Grady, 1492 7072-6971— 202 Florida Int'l 91, Nova 69 (ioalles— Buffalo, Borrosso. Hortford, G E O R G E TO W N (65) Geo. Wash. 2 2 .500 7 5 .583 City Pot Lindsey, 1492 71-7147-73— 202 Martin 33 35 9, Wingate 510 50 10, Florida Tech 79, St. Leo 72 Super Bowl III — Joe Namoth, New Mlllen, A— 14,217. Referee— Te rry Greg- Tim Blmpson, 1492 60724973— 282 Florida Southern 87, Rollins 76 . Duouesne 2 2 500 6 6 JOO Ewing 7-11 44 18, Williams 311 5 4 0, Rhode Island 1 3 .250 6 6 JOO Yofh Jeto East skaters deadlock, 4-4 son. Lo rry RInker, 1492 71-71-7240-202 (ieoroe Moson64, James Madison 53- Jackson 37 2-2 8, Broadnax 00 OO 0, St. Joseph's 1 3 .250 5 7 117 Super Bowl II — Bart Starr, (freen Boston's Larry Bird (33) has a pained Threatt (3) in second quarter action at Scott Simpson. 1492 74-697049^-202 McDonald 51 OO 0, Mateen (H) 0 0 0, Georgetown (K v) 79, Campbellsvllle67 Bay Dave Stockton, 1492 706971-72— 202 Crambllna71,-TexasSoutharn69 - Mossochusett 1 3 .250 4 8 .333 BOLTON — The East Catholic- Scott Cavallo of East also contrib­ seconds later. AHL standings Dalton 1-12-24, FloydOOOOO. Totols2244 Penn. St. 0 3 .000 4 7 .364 Super Bowll— BartStarr,(>raen Boy look on his face as he fights for a Boston Garden. Celtics topped the Phil Blackmar, 1,892 657372-72-282 21-27 65. Greensboro 76, Virginia Wesleyon Fairfield Prep hockey game Satur­ uted their share of heroics. Zowine ^connected on another Roger Maltble, 1,092 72-6972-69— 202 ECAC NORTH ATLANTIC Sixers, 113-97. P IT T S B U R G H (53) 74 (Mifsrenee AN (fames Baldino made 34 saves, while power play for his fourth goal — rebound with Philadelphia's Sedale Northern Division Mark Lye, 1,170 72-»-71-71— 283 Smith 7-12 2-3 16, Watkins 37 1-2 5, Lewis 57, Bellarmlne40 Super Bowl racorda day turned into a man-on-man W L T Pis. GF GA Lon Hinkle, 1,170 744747-75— 283 Armstrona583411, AIkken301-27, David Louisiana Tech 94, SW Louisiana 74 W LPet. W LPct. , battle. Each team featured a Cavallo came up with 32 as both and Fairfield’s fourth lead — at Fredericton 25 15 4 54 168 149 N'eostern 5 01.000 7 4 .636 Klkuo Aral, 1,170 71-724971-203 381-1 4, Gore 141-2 3, Shepherd 1-2512, Marshall 80, Davidson 74 (O T) STANFORD, Calif. (UPl) — Super - - player with a hot touch, but though tenders kept their teams in 9:45. But Hull, off a feed from Maine 21 20 4 46 180 152 Jerry Pate, 1,170 704071-74— 283 Thompson OO OOO, MIklasevIch 33004. Memphis St. 69, Louisville66 Canislus- 4 01.000 9 4 J92 Boston U . 1 01.000 5 6 J55 Bowl records set Sundoy (old records In contention. Brian Gallahue, answered again Adirondack 21 20 6 48 165 198 Andrew Magee, 1,170 6972-71-71— 283 Totals22-5191553. Mississippi St. 61. Mississippi 44 ' Fairfield’s Mike Zowine outscored Sherbrooke 20 25 2 42 174 186 Ntagara 3 1 .750 7 6 J30 parentheses): Zowine, Hutt (unassisted) and just over a minute later. The hat Bird has Sixers number .;ilt David Graham , 1,170 71-7072-70— 283 Halftime— Georgetown 24, Pitt 24.Totol N E Louislono 84, McNeese St. 77 Yards po uln g— 331, Joe Montano, SF. East’s Kevin Hutt, 4 goals to 3, the Nova Scotia 19 22 4 42 175 188 Mike Sullivan, 1,170 72-697072— 203 Navy 70, William & Mary 59 Sleno 2 2 JOO 9 4 J92 trick for Hutt gave him six goals fouls— Georgetown 10, Pitt 19. New Homp. 1 3 .250 212 .143 (318, Terry Bradshaw, Pitt. vs. Oal., . game ended in a 4-4 tie. then Zowine again tallied goals ii:1 Moncton 18 26 4 40 174 185 Raymond Floyd, 1,170 70407571— 203 Rebounds— Georgetown 32 (Ewing No. Alabama 76, Sam Houston 6e Southern Division x-Hortford 0 0 .000 311 .214 XIII). The stalemate was another step within a 2: IS span at the outset of for the season, tying him with Rob I Lance Ten Brock,1,170 607371-71— 283 0), Pitt 27 (Armstrong 0). Assists— No. Carolina St. 71 Florida St. 66 Net yards, team— 537 SF. (429, Oak. vs. Blniihamton 29 12 4 62 215 153 Mick Soil, 990 754540-66— 284 Georgetown 14(Jackson5),Pltt16(Alken No. Kentucky 60, Central St. 59 AAolne 0 2 .000 3 7 JOO in the right direction for the the game, but then East’s Jerry Tedoldi for the team lead. ’)tl RodlM ter 24 15 9 57 193 179 Lee Trevino, 990 607571-71— 284 Vermont 0 3 .000 2 9 .182 Minn., XI). 4). Fouled out— Martin. Technicals— Pensacola Christian04, Trinity 54 Passes attempted— 50, Don (Ma­ Eagles, now 661. East knocked off O’Sullivan evened It up with his The clubs each had five shots on Springfield 22 19 3 47 189 180 Brad Faxon, 990 72-71-7340— 284 Randolph-AAocon 06, Shenandoah 55 Colaate 0 5 .000 2 9 .182 as Ceitics regain top spot Williams. A— 16,533. Baltimore 20 17 7 47 168 141 Ron Streck, 990 67-72-72-73— 284 x-inellgible for conference title rino, Mta. (31 Ron Joworskl, Phil. vs. crosstown rival Manchester High third goal of the year with 1:38 left goal in the overlinfie period, while Oak., New Haven 18 22 6 42 174 203 To m Purtzer, 990 607571-71— 284 Richmond 63, E . Corollno 50 METRO ATLANTIC in the opening period. Mike East’s Kevin Walsh just missed the W LPct. W LPct. XV). last week, after losing five in a row. Charles Barkley. "But no one can the Celtics. St. Colhorlns 15 25 4 34 147 189 Willie Wood, 990 707371-70— 284 SE Louisiana 69, SW Texos 54 Flannery and Dave Parent net with the best bid to put it away. By Frederick Waterman .Hershev 14 25 5 33 164 181 Jeff Thomsen. 990 67-72-7373— 204 Holv O o ie 3 01 JOO 3 9 .250 Completions— 29, Marino, Mta. (25 Ken • '* The Eagles square off with Glas- ■stop him completely.” “ If we lo.se, we take it pej*j)on Samford 93, (Jeorgla St. 62 Anderson, CInn. vs. SF, XVI). Barrett, Dick Freni, Jason Han­ United Press International Saturday's Results George Archer, 990 60754073— 284 SL John'sBB. Boston CollegoSB SO. Carolina St. 04, M organ St. 60 Iona 1 01.000 13 1 .929 , tonbury High Wednesday night at assisted. • After the lead changed hands 12 ally,” he said. ” I think that’s th( Adirondack 4, Fredericton 3 Skeeter Heath, 990 6974-6972— 284 So. Florida 60, Va. CommonwenithSO FOfdhom 2 1 J67 9 5 JO Gomes coached— 6 Don Shuta, Mta. (5 Cavallo stopped 15 shots by the ford and Kevin Tulimieri were Hershev 4, Sherbrooke 1 St. Peter's 2 1 J67 8 3 .727 Tom Larxtry, Shuta). Hartford Arena at 8:10. times in the first quarter, Boston secret of a great team. And, I thini Dennis Trixler, 990 734971-71— 284 Tom pa 78, St. Thomos 77 Jesuits in the scoreless second standouts on defense for the BOSTON — No. 33 had the B ln g lim lo n 5, Maine 4 (O T ) Leonard Thompsn, 990 71497570— 284 ST. JO H N 'S (66) rennessee 79, Alabama 67 A rm v 2 2 JOO 4 6 JOO Yards rushingbv quarterback— 59, Joe A tie against highly-regarded winning numbers on Super went ahead for good with a 14-2 run we play better against the bette Nova Scotia 5, Moncton 3 Steve Pate, 927 71-71-7073-285 Berry 510 34 13, Glass 51 32 1 Tenn.-Chottonooga 73, Furman 51 LaSalle 2 3 JOO 7 7 JOO Montana, SF. (37, Stauboch, Dal., X III). Fairfield, now 7-2-1, was a wel- period, but Zowine completed his Eagles, while Flannery, Parent, Baltimore at St. Catharines, ppd. Wennlngton 24 32 6, Mullln 516 59 24, Fairfield 0 2 jx n 7 6 js o Team points, holt— 28, SF. (21, m a n y). Sunday.' midway through the second. The teams.” Mark Pfell. 927 70707373—285 , .' corned achievement, especially natural hat trick with a power play Walsh and Dave Olender paced New Haven 4, ^rln g fle ld 3 (O T ) Lo rry Nelson, 927 697371-72— 205 Moses 55 OO 0. Stewort 1-1 24 4. Manhattan 0 3 .000 4 9 JOS Total points, holt— 4 1 SF2B, M ta 11 (35, Larry Bird scored 38 )>oints. Celtics used third-period spurts of This is true for the 6-foot-9 Jackson52510, Jones 00 OOO, Rowan 35 The Citadel 84, Appalochlan St. 77 marker at 4:53 of the final stanza to what Russo called 'a whole pack of Sunday's Results .T o m Jenkins, 904 71-71-7074— 286 Tro y St. 96, U v ln i^ o n 69 METRO Pitt. vs. Dol., XIII). . since East came back from one- 10-2 and 13-4 to keep the Sixers at forward, who is averaging 38 Adirondock 4, Novo Scotia 1 56 9. Totals 23M 2320 66. Conference A HO am es Fewest rushing attempts— 9, Mta. 09, forwards that are playing real including 16 in the final 8:13. to Bobby Clampett, 904 70707374— 286 Tulane 56, Clndnnotl 51 ; goal deficits four times, including make it 3-2. Hutt, on an assist by bay and then never let them within points in three games against the Baltimore 4, Rochester 4 (tie) G ary M cCord, 886 707071-76— 207 B O S TO N COLLEtOE (09) W LPct. W LPct. Kansas CHy vs. Green Bay, Minn. vs. pace the Boston Celtics to a 113-97 McCreody 20 50 9, Talley 34 57 11 W. Ubertv 73, (Xivls A Elkins 63 ' twice in the final period. Pat Barrett, knotted it just 16 well.” Monday's (Tomes Barry Joeckel, 886 72497572—287 W.VO. Tech 110, BluefleldOl Louisville 2 01.000 9 4 J92 K C , V ). victory over the Philadelphia 6 in the fourth quarter. 76ers this .sea.son. No Games Scheduled Jodie Mudd, 859 69737374— 288 Bowers 1-5 OO 2, Pressley 1-3 51 1 Clndnnatl 2 01.000 0 5 J1S Fewest rushing attempts, total— 49. Eagles’ coach Vic Russo was Adams 7-14 1-3 15, B arry 37 32 0, W .Vo. Wesleyan 79, Aiderson- 76ers. Bird, who is one of the most Cedric Maxwell and Kevin Tuesday's Gomes John Fought, 859 7371-7372— 288 iBroaddus Vo. Tech 1 01.000 10 3 .769 (KC19,GB33,I). pleased with the results. “The Fredericton at Moncton Joey Slndelor, 859 697371-75— 288 Primus 57 0 0 0 , Scott 1-11-31 Totals2245 AAemphle St. 1 1 JOO 11 1 .917 Posses attempted, total— 85 M iam i 50, The victory halted Philadel­ unselfish players in the game, has McHale each added 17 points for 1523 59. 17 SF 35. (70, Boll. 41, N Y JotS 39, III). * effort and intensity was excellent, Bernhard Longer, 859 7071-7573— 280 Coll. 60, Flo. MemoelMtf S. Carolina 1 1 JOO 0 3 .727 phia’s winning .streak at 13 games become more dangerous recently, Boston while Dennis Johnson and Halftime— Boston College 20, Sf. John's Wtbbar S. Mies. 0 1 JOO 410 .386 (tamplallons, total— 53, M ta. 29, SF 34 John Cook, 833 71-72-7570— 289 W hedlno 63, Shepherd 56 ■' and people are finally going to the MHS’s Paul Toland and enabled Bo.ston to regain first according to Philadelphia’s Julius Danny Ainge hit for 14 apiece. Frank Conner, 833 737071-75— 289 24. Fouled out— Wennlngton, Moses. Flortda St. 0 2 .000 7 5 J83 (39, a n n . 25, SF 11 X V I). net so we had more good scoring Total fouls— St. John's 21, Boston Midwest T u la n e , 0 2 .000 7 6 J38 Nat Yards poulng, total— 331 SF. (309, place in the Atlantic Division by a ' Erving, because he is being used Philadelphia were led by Moses Calendar Sandy Lyle, 819 69-737377— 291 Alma 56, OHvet 51 ' opportunities,” said Russo, who Victor Regalado, 810 73707577— 296 College 21 Rebounds— St. John's 29 SOUTHEASTERN Pitt, vs LA Rams XIV). half-game over the 76ers. The more as a shooter. Malone with 20 poiqts and Erving (Berry 11),BostonColleae23(TallayA Anderson 55, Defiance 54 Cenference AN Gomes Net yards passing, total— 6i. . _ ' felt that his club has overcome its Miller Barber, 001 7071-7501-290 Boll St. 80, Kent St. 74 wins track crown Celtics’ 34-7 record is the best in the "There’s been a shift, they now with 17. The 76ers held a 50-33 Primus 4). Assists— St. John's 13 (Moses W LPct. W LPct. Mta. 289. (551, Phil. 291, Oak. 3t0, X V ). „ recent offensive slump (7 goals in TODAY 3), Boston Colleoe7 (Adams 3, Prlmus3) Bethel a , Concordlo-Moorhaad 61 Florida 3 1 .790 10 3 J33 Flrstdowns,taant—31,SF. (SlOnn.SF, NBA. have more plays designed for him ■ rebounding edge, but could not Girls Basketball Technical — NOhe. A — 11J2S. Kentucky 3 1 .750 0 5 J15 XVI; Wash. vs. Mta. XVII). ' the 5-game losing streak). NEW HAVEN — Manchester second placement with a time of to shoot,” said Erving. “He’s still translate this into points. East Catholic at Fitch (Groton). 6 Blufffon 65, Hanover 61 Miss. St. 3 1 .750 7 6 J83 FI rst downs, total— 50,SF31,Mta.19.(44, Bird took control in thcMourth Bowling (ite e n n w . Michigan 92 While Zowine and Hutt waged High boys and girls indoortrack 11:04.1. That clocking was good quarter, hitting shots from all Mr. Everything for their team, but LouW ona St 4 2 J67 10 3 .769 CInn. 21 SF 20, XVI). . their scoring duel, opposing goal­ T U E S D A Y How Top 20 fared Butler 65, Oklahoma City 49 Alabama 3 3 JOO 11 3 .786 First downs rushing— 11 (15, Dal. vs. team ran in the prestigious Yale enough to beat the old meet angles and areas, somwthing76ers now he’s taking the shot as the fir.st "I think we were aware of their Bovs Basketball Calvin 76, Adrian 67 Auburn 2 3 JOO 10 3 .769 Mta., V I). ies Chris Baldino of Fairfield and Invitational here last weekend record but not good enough to option, in.stead of the second or strengths and we wanted to de­ Cheney Tech at Coventry, 7:45 Basketball Carroll 59, III. Wesleyan SB. T ennessee 2 2 JOO 11 5 J88 First downs posslng, team— 17, Mta. coach Billy Cunningham had NEW YORK (UPl) — How the UPT Cose Reserve 77, DenMoItTt - with Paul Toland coming away beat winning Ledyard. third.” fense against Moses as much as we Eost Hompton at Bolton, 7:45 To p 20 college basketball teams fared In (teorgla 1 3 .250 9 4 J92 (11 Minn. vs. Oak,' XI; FItt. vs. Oal., feared. Swim m ing Cedarvllle 01, M t. Vernon 00 Vanderbilt 1 3 .250 8 5 J15 XIII). with - an individual The 4 X 800 foursome of Dave Celtics coach K.C. Jones be­ could,” said Ainge. “ We picked our gomes through Sunday, Jan. 20: Centre 71 Rose-Hulmon 65 Olympic boxers "You hope he won’t just domi­ Bristol Eastern at Manchester, 3:30 I. Georgetown (17-0) d e n t e d Provl- Miseissioai 0 5 Jxn 6 7 J62 R rst downs pcaslng, total— 31 M ta. 17, championship. Dickson, Eric Brown, Don lieves that no one in the NBA has spots and doubled up a lot.” Cent. Missouri 60, SE Missouri 67 SF 11 (28, p m . 11 Dol. 11 X III). nate the game,” said Cunningham dence05-44; defeated Pltts b u r^ 6 5 S l Concordlo-St. Paul01,Plllsbury64 Toland, a senior, running the Wright and Comeau took fourth the skills that Bird possesses. "We tried to force Malone W E D N E S D A Y NBA standings 1 Duke (132) lost to M aryland 7576 Net yards, total— 851, SF 537, Mta. 314. , score victories of Bird, "But when they needed Girls Basketball C re lg h ^ 115, Indiana St. 00 place while the 4 X 400 team of (o t); lost to w oke Forest 91-09 (o t); (781 Ook. 429, Minn. 351 X I). best race of his career, captured hoops he was doing the shooting or "Larry is unique,” said Jones. outside and to pressure him Manchester at East Catholic, 7:30 Dayton 70, Towson St. 55 Folnts, quarter— 21, SF. (16, Oak. vs. Paul Szatkowsk, Eli McFolley, Eastern Conference defeated North Carolina 9377. Depouw ( Ind) 7S, Undenwuod 37 ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (UPl) - the 3000-meter run with a time making the pass or doing ” He has a lot of different weapons whenever he got the ball down College Bosketboll Atlantic Division I Southern Methodist (151) defsated Minn., XI). M C C at Southern JV s, 5:30 DetraltOI, St. Louls49 Three Olympic boxing medalists of 9:16.2. Oneil and Liscomb were fourth. '"-plus fantastic imagination and low,” said Johnson. W L Pet. G B Texas Christian 74-70. Polhts, Individual— 18 Roger (>ale, SF. something.” Ice Hockey D ru ry 09, SIU -E dwordsvllle74 Football (15, Don Chandler, G B vs. Oak., II). S(tared victories Sunday in their In the Connecticut girls 4 X Castagna was fourth in the creativity. The shots are there plus Boston limited Philadelphia to Boston 34 7 .829 — 4. St. John's (131) defeated Plttsburoh Dyke Coll. M Mlch.-Oeorborn 70 Scoring on a combination of Manchester vs. Fermi (at Enfield Philadelphia 33 7 .825 Illinois K Northwestern 43 MiomI 41 P lttsb i^ 28 " I could do a decent job on him night by the Indiana Pacers and and Bird, two of the league's class Atlanta 17 24 .415 lO'/i 7572; lost to Oklahoma 07-75 Bolt., II). Island and Connecticut. T H U R S D A Y Illinois St. 79, Chloago St. 66 (O T ) Son Francisco 31 Chicago 0 lightweight division, scored a Comeau and Toland secured (B ird),” said Philadelphia rookie Bird believed that defeat angered acts, earlier in the season. Indiana 13 27 .325 14 9. Indiana (114) losttoOhloState06«4. Super Bowl XIX TM d Boys Basketball Indiana Tech 71 Fronklln 60 PATS— lWarschlng,SF. (several). technical knockout. Cleveland 11 27 .209 15 Iowa St. 71, Mlseourl 64. lunday, Jan. 30 East Catholic at Kolbe (Bridgeport), Western Conference 10. Oklahoma (134) defealod Missouri TDs receiving— 1 Craig, (aevaral). 7:30 Kv. W eslm w 96, Ind. St.-Evone. IS At Stanf^, Cam. Midwest Division 9365; defeated Kansas 07-76. Son Francisco 30, Miami 16 Points, team— 31 SF. (LA Roldars v i College Basketball W L Pet. GB II. Oregon State (151) defeated Lakeland H TrlnHy (^IStlOT 60 Wash., XVIII). Greenfield ot MCC, 8 Denver 25 17 .995 — Washington State7357. Lake Superior St. 01 Vrayiie St. 71 T D i gome— 5, SF. (several). Houston 23 18 .561 Loyola (III) 96, Evansville09 I I Louisiana Tech (151) defeated Malone Walsh S3 (O T ) Supar Bawl facta F6, total— 1 SF 1, Mta. 1 (several). F R ID A Y Dollos 22 19 .537 Nbrth Texas State 6550; defeated SW S i Fewest tirst downs, total— None, (sev­ Nice try not good enough as Whalers fall, 2-0 T/r Bovs Basketball Son Antonio 19 20 .487 47iMcron 42 VI — Daltae 31 Miami 3 31. L A R o M o rt mucking. “Mucking” is a hockey impossible. The Whalers have 501, Rose Longtln458, Cindy Hurley 456, U S A Cable Tulsa 69; Braw ev M V — Boltlmare H Daltae 13 21 O nd nn o tl (ocqulrad from Seattte in less in 25 of 26 games. The Sabres ing,” said Hartford center Greg advantage. But a mostly docile Barrasso, Sabre defenseman Detroit vs. Atlanta at New Orleans, 9 W . Illinois 77, VMparalso 63 " term that conveys an extraordi­ three games in hand on their Linda Skoglund 187-481. Sue Hole 407, p.m. 8:00 College basketball: Pittsburgh IV — Kanaoa a t y 21 Minnesota 7 exchange for Btafr Bush) nary effort, as in hustling, digging, have lost just three times in that Malone. "It makes it hard to create third period left Hartford flat. Mike Ramsey and Kleinendorst Helen Moselskv 109, Sharon Madore New Jersey at Utah, 10 p.m. vs. Boston ColleM, ESPN WeelmlnsIsrOlMIseourt BwzI.S) III — NY Jets 11 BolHmore 7 31 Oertver nearest opponent. A mandatory Wichita St. 81, Drake 65 span. openings around the net.” Gllles Hamel wrlsted one in from were the three star winners. 170-463, Diane Brennan 211-525, Kris L.A. Clippers at LJk. Lakers, 10:35 10:30 Colletia basketball: U C L A vs. II — (freen Bay 31 Oakland 14 27. M iam i and plumbing. But while the sweep of this coming weekend’s McLaughlin 457. p.m. Washington, ESPN WlpPloltevI 71 WIs-SuperlorTO I — Green Boy 31 Konsoe CHy 10 30. San Rondsoo 14 - MANTHESTKR IIERAl.D Monday, .liin 21. 19R5 College basketball roundup D an M arino No luck of the Irish shows youth as DePaul tops ND Bv Rich Tosches sacked four times by the 49ers — United Press International the most he had suffered in any game this season — had finally (11-4) 66-.59, No. 5 Memphis State Holmes hit two free throws with STANFORD, Calif. — Dan Ma­ found some folks he could outrun. Bv Gerrv Monlgan United Press International (13-1) beat Louisville 69-66. Con­ four seconds left to lift Memphis rino, who strutted into Super Bowl He headed for the showers, necticut stunned No. 6 Syracuse State to its first victory at Freedom X IX with a reputation as Super­ where he spent the next 10 minutes. Hall since March 5, 1976. The Any way you color it. the Blue (11-2) 70-68, No. 10 Oklahoma man, lost his cape during the game In all liklihood, he spent eight of Tigers improved to 3-1 in the Metro Demons has Notre Dame coach (13-4) upended No. 8 Kansas (13-3) and his composure after it. those minutes scrubbing the grass Conference while Louisville fell to Digger Phelps seeing red. 87-76 and Ohio State upset No. 9 The Miami Dolphins’ brilliant and mud off his rear end. 9-6 overall and 2-2 in the league. Phelps took a page from the Dan Indiana (11-4) 86-84. young quarterback stormed into When he finally emerged, he had At Syracuse, N.Y.. Earl Kelley Devine book of Notre Dame Also, No. 11 Oregon State (14-1) the lockerroom following San put himself back together some­ scored 21 points to lead Connecti­ psychology Sunday, changing the toppled Washington State 73-57, Francisco's 38-16 victory, brushing what and consented to talk. cut to its Big East upset of traditional color scheme of the No. 12. Louisiana Tech (15-1) roughly past a throng of reporters "They played great defense all Syracuse. UConn improved to 6-7 Fighting Irish’s uniforms in hopes crushed Southwest Louisiana 94- and photographers. around," he said. "They put great 74, No. 13 Illinois (15-4) dumped overall and 2-3 in the conference As he began shedding his grass pressure on me and they covered of raising the emotional level of his players. Somebody forgot to tell Northwestern 55-43, No. 16 Villan- while Syracuse fell to 3-2 in the Big and mud-stained uniform, he the receivers. They dictated some No. 14 DePaul such invocations are ova (11-3) clipped Selon Hall 86-74, East. turned quickly to the media and things to us with their defensive sacred, though, and the Blue Minnesota upended No. 18 Michi­ snapped, "G et away from m e." line and their six and seven AT NORMAN, OKLA., Kansas Devils took a 71-66 victory at South gan Stale (12-4) 81-75, South He probably tried the same line defensive backs." held All-America Wayman Tisdale Bend. Florida shocked No. 19 Virginia on the 49ers, but they didn't listen. As he gingerly rubbed a bright to 6 points, but Darryl Kennedy UPl photo Notre Dame wore green war­ Commonwealth (12-2) 60-58, No. 20 And neither did reporters. red welt on the side of his face, mups in place of the customary Tulsa (14-2) dropped Bradley scored 34 to improve the Sooners to For his next stunt, Marino began compliments of a 49er in a bright Francisco victory over Miami in Super blue, but it failed to bring them the 69-56. 2-0 in the Big Eight. Kansas rolling yards of tape from his red uniform an hour earlier, he 9er quarterback Joe Montana (center) is Bowi XIX. Montana was MVP. for a luck of the Irish. Instead of the AT PITTSBURGH, THE Panth dropped to 1-1 in the conference. ankles into balls and flinging them lowered his head. flanked by coach Bill Walsh (left) and ers tied the score seven times " I think the opposition is going to "W e had a great year but it normal white home uniforms. at the crowd. second time. against the top-ranked Hoyas. have to guard all of our guys and really hurts that we can’t be the owner Eddie DeBartolo Jr. after San Phelps dressed his team in gold, One bounced off a camerman’s including 24-24 at halftime. All- not concentrate just on Waym an," world champions.” he said. but it turned out to be a black day. lens. America center Patrick Ewing said Oklahoma coach Billy Tubbs. 2 Another bopped a reporter in the "That’s what we wanted. We didn’t nonetheless. It was the sixth straight loss to ignited a !2-2 surge with a twisting "It will be interesting to .see how face. get it and that hurts." Montana MVP second time DePaul for Phelps and the Irish, layin that pul the Hoyas up for they defense us the rest of the Two more incompletions. Marino, just ^ years old, will the second this season. The victory good, at .30-28, with 15:48 to play. .season” UPl photo Marino, who couldn’t gel away learn that a lot of things hurt. At Columbus, Ohio, Dave Jones was said, but deep inside we said throwing only 10 interceptions all snapped the Blue Demons’ three- Georgetown, defending NCAA from Fred Dean and Dwaine Losing the Super Bowl is one of By Jeff Hasen came off the bench to score 19 Miami's Dan Marino is a that we had an offense tpo. No one year, he was picked off five times game road losing streak and champion, stretched its two- Board during the game, gave a them. United Press Internaflonal points, leadingOhio State. Jones was thinking about having to stop in playoff wins over the New York improved their record to 12-3. sea.son winning streak to 28 games pictureof dejection. Day was quick fake and slipped past five And getting hit in the face with a hit 8-of-lO shots from the field as us.” Giants and Chicago. In 1977, Devine broke with a and pushed its current record to just not his, nor the reporters. ball of adhesive tape stings a bit, STANFORD. Calif. — Joe Mon­ the Buckeyes ran their record to Montana won the M VP and can “ In past weeks, we had gotten 14-year tradition and dressed the 17-0 and 6-0 in the Big East. The The second-year pro, who was too. tana heard the hype about Miami 11-3 overall and .3-2 in the Big Ten. Dolphins. sit the trophy beside the one he took inside the 20 and I threw intercep­ Notre Dame football team in green Panthers dropped to 9-5 and 1-3. quarterback Dan Marino and Indiana fell to 3-2 in the league. home after Super Bowl XVI. He tions,” Montana said. “ This week I jerseys for a pivotal game against "W e just came out a little bit remained silent until the final At Pullman, Wash., A C. Green went down the line, personally just went in and wanted to throw Southern California. The Irish stale," said Ewing. “ We knew they score was posted Sunday night. scored 20 of his 26 points in the thanking his teammates in the the ball into the end zone.” erupted for a 49-19 victory, went on were going to be fired up to play us “ I think our whole offensive unit .second half to help extend Oregon ABC’S first Super Bowl game’s closing minutes. Montana was masterful in pick­ to upset Texas in the Cotton Bowl, — just like everybody el.se we was motivated,” said Montana, State’s winning streak to nine " I have to say one thing about ing apart the Miami defense. and were named national cham­ play” who threw three touchdowns and At Chapel Hill. N.C.. Johnny games. The Beavers are 4-0 in the set a Super Bowl record with 331 our offensive line,” he said. "They Although he didn’t hit a long pass pions. The ploy did not work quite Herald photo by Tarquinlo Dawkins led a 16-4 second-half run. Pac-tO. passing yards in the 49ers’ 38-16 did one heckuva job all day long all day, his dump tosses and so well for Phelps. scrambling had the Dolphins chas­ breaking open a close game and At Ru.ston, La.. Karl Malone It needs experience rout of the Dolphins. and allowed me to do all those shows Clarke Arena. Vining pinned Vincent in .scored 22 points and Willie Bland things today that happened.” ing thin air most of the afternoon. Manchester’s Greg Vincent (right) locks THE TACTIC WAS not totally allowing Duke to break a two- “ All we heard about was Mia­ game losing streak Dawkins added 18 to lead Louisiana Tech. credit for his call of the opening Montana had been in a post­ " I t wasn’t so much the (pass) up with Fermi’s Scott Vining in 4:38. ineffective, however. Notre Dame By Mike Tully m i’s offense and how we had to stop fnished with 34 points and Mark Malone sank 8-of-ll from the field kickoff — "The buildup is over.” season slump — for someone who pressure,” he said. “ They dropped 187-pound match Saturday afternoon at trailed 37-33 at halftime, but took United Press International them. I think deep inside, nothing Alarie added 19 in the Atlantic and Bland hit 7-of-9 as the Bulldogs Meredith appeared to hold back, ranks as the top-rated percentage the backs and I thought I could get advantage of DePaul errors to run Analysis Coast Conference game. North set a shot school record, .shotting71 almost as if cautioned against quarterback in N F L history. After out and move.” off an 11-2 spurt midway through NEW YORK - If ABC-TV Carolina was led by Brad Daugh­ percent. cramping Theismann. As for the .second half, taking its first improvised as well as Joe Mon­ Scholastic roundup erty with 18 points. At Evanston. Ul.. Anthony Welch Theismann, he showed ABC may Line play lead, 50-47, with 8:21 left. tana, its debut Super Bowl telecast began wondering how this was all At Dallas, John Koncak scored scored 16 points and the Illinois have fumbled by exiling O.J. After three lead changes, the would have scored more points. happening. It was time for ABC to 29 points to lead Southern Metho­ defense held Northwestern without Simpson to an unprestigious role Irish cut the margin to 1 point twice Montana, in , leading the San make an adjustment aii(l explain was a key dist past Texas Christian and a field goal for more than 11 outside the main booth. Theismann more, the last time at ,59-58 with Francisco 49ers to a 38-16 victory why. Why did Montand have so Fermi matmen whip MHS improve its Southwest Connfer- minutes midway through the game came off as either too technical or 3:34 left. DePaul, which hit only over Miami in Super Bowl XIX much time to throw? Why were the ence record to 5-0. to lift the mini’s Big Ten record to too shallow. for Miners three of its fir.st seven foul shots, Sunday, confounded the Dolphins receivers so wide open? Why did Fermi High of Enfield proved its 4-2. Marino suddenly look as poorjy "Bang, you’ve got yourself six East bows Girls Basketball hit its last eight free throws. by running effectively when no STANFORD, Calif. (UPl) -T h e No. 5 ranking in the state Saturday “ We did what we wanted to, AT BOSTON. CHRIS MULLIN At East Rutherford, N.J., armed as the San Diego Padres in points," added to no one’s knowl­ East Catholic wrestling team receiver was open. San Francisco 49ers dominated the afternoon as it soundly trounced East falls getting the ball inside and getting scordd 16 of his 24 points in the Dwayne McClain scored 23 points the World Series? edge or enjoyment of the game. saw its record fall to 3-5 Saturday He also created a rout that ABC Miami Dolphins in almost every Manchester High, 57-15, in CCC the fouls," said Phelps. “ We had" second half, helpingSt. John’s to help raise Villanova’s Big East The broadcasting crew of Frpnk It seems that a broadcasting trio afternoon as it was upended by B RISTO L— Racing to a 15-4 lead found difficult to address. aspect of the game Sunday, but Eastern Division wrestling action our shots, but we just didn’t hit." improve its Big East record to 5-0, record to 4-2. Gifford, Don Meredith and Joe composed of two quarterbacks and Fitch High of Groton, 47-15, at the after one quarter, St. Paul never San Francisco, with Montana victory hinged on the legs of at Clarke Arena. Tyrone Corbin scored 18 points while Boston College fell to 2-4 in At East Lansing, Mich , Tommy J a flanker could have done a looked back as it trimmed East outshining Miami wonderboy Dan Theismann reacted unevenly. Eagles’ Nest. the conference. Mullin led an It-O Davis scored 23 points and John masterful job of dissecting San quarterback Joe Montana and the The Falcons are now 2-0 in the Catholic, 53-35, here Saturday for DePaul while freshman guard Marino, scored three straight Gifford provided the conversant Richard Lee (101) and Brian run as the Redmen came back Shasky added 19 to lift Minnesota. Francisco pass patterns, but this strength and experience of the CCC East and 14-3 overall. Man­ night in Hartford County Confer­ David Rivers scored 21 for the 8-4 touchdowns in the second quarter style he brings to Monday Night chester is 1-1 in the division and 2-6 Dunn (122) won by in and Jeff from a 44-30 second-half deficit to The triumph raised the Gophers’ Football but his "This is not the was never done. defensive line. Villar (115) won by decision for the ence girls basketball action. Irish. to open what proved to be an Montana battered the Miami overall. In other games Saturday involv­ pull ahead with 10:55 remaining. record to 3-2 in the Big Ten and 10-5 Marino we have seen all season,” Another commentator brought lone Eagle triumphs. The loss was the 11th in 13 insurmountable 28-10 lead. defense, setting two Super Bowl Manchester won only two bouts ing the top 20, No. 1 Georgetown "He can shoot from anywhere." overall. Michigan Slate fell to3-3 in 'Sounded a bit lame. Give him in for the game, Dallas Cowboys East’s next outing is Wednesday outings for the Eagles, 1-6 in the It was at this point that you records, tossing three touchdowns on the mat. Junior Frank Hoher defeated Pitt 65-53, No. 2 Duke said BC guard Michael Adams of the league. coach Tom Landry, also fell victim afternoon at 4 o’clock against HCC. The win lifts the Falcons to upped his record to 7-1 with a (13-2) ripped No. 7 North Carolina Mullin. "You have a tendency to At Richmond. Va., Tommy To- to the rout. passes and running for one more to neighboring Cheney Tech and 5-2 in conference play and 9-3 second period pin at 157 pounds. (13-3) 93-77, No. 3 Southern Metho­ watch him too much, but he’s a nelli sank two free throws with 14 After the early touchdowns, the lead the 49ers to a 38-16 triumph RHAM High in Hebron. overall. Sophomore Whitney Twitchell dist (15-1) defeated Texas Chris­ great player and they have other .seconds left to give South Florida camera went to Landry, but when over the Miami Dolphins in Super Results: 101- Lee (EC) pinned Eiast resumes action tonight A Sports in Brief scored an 11-4 win at 134 pounds for guys that can play, too” its Sun Bell Conference upset over he diagrammed the scoring play Bowl XIX. against Fitch High in Groton at 6 tian 74-70, No. 4 St. John’s (13-1) Manchester. Scott Liscomb was a Omar Agilar 5:38, 108- Oscar At Louisville, Ky.. Baskerville Virginia Commonwealth. his analyses lacked the snap of a The defensive line did its part by o'clock. thwarted No. 17. Boston College Track games fall short forfeit winner in the 93-pound Cartegena (F) pinned Mike Man- John Madden. In the second half, sacking Dolphins quarterback Dan ganello 3:38, 115- Villar (EC) dec. The Eagles saw the deficit move Landry merely indicated the ob­ Marino a season-high four times to 29-16 at the half, keeping matters PARIS — Despite the presence of over 350 athletes from more Mike Merrill, John Frageau and Del Sanez 6-3, 122- Brian Dunn vious — that Miami was being and controlling Miami center close, but a cold-shooting third than 70 countries, the first World Indoor track and field Games Jason Steinbacher wrestled well in (EC) pinned Jeff Eusebio 4:14,129- outclassed. Dwight Stephenson. period saw the home club take a failed to live up to expectations this weekend. Steve Lago (F) pinned Matt Terzo On video, ABC got good use out of "He's (Montana) a great defeat for the Indians. 42-21 bulge into the final eight It was a bit like describing a neighborhood street fight as the Steve Paterini (134) and Dwayne 5:08, 135- Rob Grammer (F) dec. its sideline view. A replay showed player,” said Miami Dolphins minutes of play. heavyweight championship of the world. Albert (147) won by pin in junior Sean McGann 9-6, 141- Mark the jubilation of Miami coach Don noseguard Bob Baumhower. “ He’s Michelle Cano led all scorers for Although the names of many of the world’s top stars were listed varsity matches. Kosman (F) sup. dec. Brian Lynch N Shula when Uwe von Schamann the kind of player that frustrates a UPl photo St. Paul with 13 points. Donna Manchester's next outing is 14-1, 148- Pete Martin (F ) pinned in the program , only a few actually appeared on the track at the broke his slump by kicking a field defense. When you think you have Revellese showed strong board- Wednesday night at 6 o'clock at Martin Lee 3:48, 158- Ray Kenyan Bercy Stadium and the resulting competitions were lacking in goal for the first points of the him trapped, he can scramble and Miami detersive end Doug Betters sits sadly on the work with 10 rebounds against the Wethersfield High. (F ) pinned Kevin RisCassi 2:45, .stature. game. pick up the first down. He keeps the sideline in closing moments of game. Betters, who 170- Ed Strickland (F ) pinned taller Falcons. Sue Wallace and defense guessing.” R n u lti: 93- Liscomb (M ) WBF, 100- But when Freddie Solomon's criticized 49er quarterback Joe Montana earlier in the Curran (F) pinned Merrill 2:25, 107- David Lanciano 1:20,, 188- Matt Chris Raffin netted 8 points apiece mtDJis* Jockey’s wife commits suicide apparent fumble was ruled an Montana completed 24-of-3S Severns (F) pinned Frageau 3:01,114- Maginniss (F) dec. .Mike RisCassi for East. incompletion in the second quar­ passes for a Super Bowl record 331 week, had nothing but praise for him afterwards. Dobrzvskl (F) WBF, 121- Galbraith Tony Nathan dominate inexperienced offensive. the quarterback. he criticized Montana for request­ tackle Cleveland Green and rush ing appearance money to appear Olympian Johnson has hope sitting gloomily on the side. Montana broke two Super Bowl Hanneman takes third event Despite never having broadcast Marino from the right side. records in leading the San Fran­ at one of the organTzation's func­ a Super Bowl. ABC had hopes its Johnson, who was picked up by cisco 49ers to a 38»16 victory over tions. Montana said he only Bv United Press International me at the top, but I blew a little earned the 90-meter ski jumping overall talent would emerge. As the 49ers from San Diego, had one the Miami Dolphins Sunday. He vaugely remembered the incident. time in the turns and I also broke gold medal at the World Nordic Resular 'Per axle STRASBOURG, France — East Germany’s Raik Hanneman, sack while Seattle Seahawk castoff Championships in Innsbruck, Marino discovered, however, threw three touchdown passes, Betters, however, has no argu­ American Olympic hero Bill out of the luck too early above the ^most cars) the European youth champion from Dynamo Berlin, Sunday won Manu Tuiasosopo added another ment with Montana the quarter­ Austria. there ip no substitute for expe­ scrambled for 59 yards on five Johnson, still struggling to find his finish because I wanted to take the his third event in the 21-nation Golden Cup swimming meet. and Dwayne Board had a pair. back. Montana, after all, set Super last two turns better than on Wirnsberger, known for going at ♦Mr rience. carries and was named the game's form of last year, has renewed ^Regular ^7*^K** Hannemann added the.1,000 meters freestyle to his victories in Bowl records for passing and high speeds on ski tracks, covered Most Valuable Player. hope for better success in next Friday.” both individual medleys to emei’ge as the most successful the 4,230-meter track at Wengen in "Montana deserved to be the rushing yards by a quarterback. month’s world championships. Johnson said his recent results— swimmer in the opening meet of the new European season. 2 minutes, 35.97 seconds to edge THE ECONOMIZER M VP,” said Betters, a 6-foot-7 He completed 24-of-35 passes, for Returning to Wengen, Switzer­ lOth on Friday and seventh Sunday BRAKE SPECIAL \ 265-pound defensive end. "H e 331 yards and helped San Fran­ — had built up his confidence. Switzerland’s Peter Luescher by 2 Peete’s best golf land, the site of his first World Cup 22-lOOths of a second. Another made the big plays when they cisco to a team-record 537 total success last year, Johnson posted " I will have to be reckoned with DISC BRAKES DRUM BRAKES Bergerud jumps to ski gold Swiss skier. Peter Mueller, was MUFFLER needed them. They nnade it on yards. the fastest time for the top section, at the World Championships in (Front Ailc) (Front or r««r oiilo) second-and-long, third-and-long "Montana didn't do anything Bormio,” he said. third. • free 4-wheel brake INNSBRUCK, Austria — Norway’s Per Bergerud, who had but then fell back to seventh in the Helmut Hoeflehner, who placed . Free 4 wheel brake and Montana's repsonsible for a lot different,” Betters said. Lauberhorn World Cup downhill. Peter Wirnsberger, a 27-year- INSTALLATION INaUDED inspection inspectiorr won two previous World Cup meets at the same site, jumped 361 yields another win fourth, continues to lead the World Still, this was the best perfor­ old former Austrian policeman, • Replace pads w ith new • Replace shoes w ith n ew and 348 feet Sunday to take the 90-meter ski jumping gold medal Cup downhill standings with 84 The Economizer muffler from Midas fits mance of the season for the was the winner at Wengen while guaranteed disc pads guaranteed linings at the World Nordic Championships. points in five races while Wims- was almost 33, his success is downhill gold medalist from Van Michela Figini of Switzerland won most American-made cars and trucks. Your • Resurface rotors • Resurface drums By Joe Sargis berger moved up to second with 80. remarkable. , the women’s downhill race at . Replace grease seals • Inspect wheel cylinders United Press International Nuys, Calif. " I was very happy with my run. I satisfaction with this product is assured. Peete and Hatalsky were tied for “ I ’m in good physical condition, ‘ Megeve, Switzerland, her third • Inspect and repack • Inspect hold d o w n Cardinals, Smith, reach agreement think I caught the perfect line all second after three rounds, two my confidence is back, and today I successive triumph in the w heel bearings springs PHOENIX, Ariz. - Calvin Peete the way down,” said Wirnsberger, • Lubricate backing plates ST. LOUIS — Outfielder Lonnie Smith said he has reached a shots behind Tewell. But Tewell was shooting for a win.” said downhill. . Inspect calipers is one guy who can say with who registered his fourth downhill Guarant06: The Economizer Muffler is • Inspect hydraulic system • Inspect hydraulic system verbal agreement with the St. Louis Cardinals on a three-year came apart on the backside of the Johnson. “ And I came damn close Another big winner Sunday was conviction that life begins at 40. victory on the World Cup circuit, • Lubricate caliper anchors • Readjust brakes contract. Phoenix Country Club course, today. I knew nobody could beat Norway’s Per Bergerud as he warranted by Midas for one year from the For most athletes still active, 40 but his first since 1979. . Inspect fluid levels • Road test ' S^illith said only a few minor details remain to be worked out. taking a triple bogey-7 on the 14th date of installation and will be replaced is an age to start thinking about a Figini, 18, took a 20-point lead in • A d d fluid if required and a bogey on the ISth. new line of work. the women’s overall World Cup free of charge if it fails during this period • Road test Meanwhile, Peete birdied the However, since turning 40 in MCC women hang tough standings as she became the first . Metallic pads ektra ' Virginia hoop coach hospitalized 12th and even though he bogeyed 1983, Peete has won four golf woman since Marie- Theres Nadig IS, he still maintained a lead over Ouarant4« : Midas brake shoes and disc brake pads are tournaments, including the Pho­ of Switzerland in 1979 to win three wari’anted for as long as you own your American or foreign ATLANTA — Virginia coach Terry Holland was admitted to an Tewell and Hatalsky. The last enix Open on Sunday. but beaten by Massasoit World Cup downhills in a row. Her car. van or light truck (under 14.0(X) lbs.) If they over wear out. Atlanta hospital Sunday for treatment of an apparent intestinal three holes, Peete avoided mis­ ” I don't look at a certain age and time for the 2,110-meter run was new Midas brake shoes or pads will be installed without disorder, according to a school official. takes to capture the winner's purse off a late Cougar rally. Amy charge tor the shoes or pads or the labor to install the shoes feel it’s some kind of barrier,” said BROCKTON. Ma. - The Man­ 1:32.23. Peete early last week as he got of $81,000. chester Community College Glazer’s 14 second-half points, O ffer expires: Feb. 21 or pads. Additional parts and/or labor required to restore the Cuomo recommends stadium ready to play the tournament. Hatalsky finished with a 70 and women's basketball team hung along with 13 from Karen Daley system to operational condition are extra "Heckv I feel as if I'm playing the Tewell with a 72 and won $39,600 tough Saturday night in a 60-44 loss had brought Manchester back Southington 621-9333 from a 25-13 halftime deficit. Bloom fiald 243-9430 M anchester 646-6606 BUFFALO, N.Y. — A Buffalo newspaper reports that Gov. best golf of my life right now.” each. to homestanding Massasoit Com­ Branford 48142388 Middletown 347-9100 Torrington , 482-7647 Mario Cuomo is recommending the state grant $22.5 million for Peete’s best golf produced Last week, in the Bob Hope munity College in Brockton. Mass. Glazer had a team-high 17 points CALDWELl Wallingford 265-0953 for the Cougars, who host the Bristol 582-7983 New B ritain 224-9137 the construction of a 20,000-seat baseball stadium in downtown rounds of 65-65-72-68—270, which Desert Classic, Peete finished tied It was the Cougars’ second loss 289-9315 865-6111 W oterEury 757-0339 Eastern Connecticut State Univer­ E. Hartford New Haven was good for 14-under par, in the for second, winning $5,825. In two of the season, both at the hands of OIL INC. 745-0305 New London 447-1711 W. Hartford 522-0171 Buffalo. sity junior varsity team Saturday Enfiold second PGA Tour event of the weeks this year, he has won the Warriors, who improved to 5-9. Groton 445-8129 Norwich 889-8433 VMst H aven 934-2626 The Buffalo News reported Sunday that Cuomo will include the night at East Catholic at 6 o'clock. 98.9 456-1766 grant in the state budget he will propose Tuesday for fiscal year. That was good enough for a $86,825, zooming his career earn­ A week ago, Manchester was Homdon 248-6327 Rocky Hill 563-1507 WilllmonHc ings to $1,336,654. MASSASOIT (40) — Grace Ktllev 0 per gal. C. O. D. 5. Hartford 246-5127 1985-86. two-stroke victory over Morris trounced by Massasoit, 66-40. 0-0 0, Margie Vosquez 7 0-1 14, Patti N. Hartford 246-4828 Those are impressive figures for The proposed open-air stadium would cost $53 million and be Hatalsky and Doug Tewell. Saturday night’s rematch was a Martin 4 0-0 8, Coron Ahern 8 1-4 17, someone who had 17 brothers and different story, as the Cougars Jane Sullivan 01-21, Pam Gear 7 4-120, 649-8841 built so it could be expanded and domed if the city obtains a It was Peete's eighth victory in FREE WRITTEN ESTIMATES sisters and worked on a farm. stayed within eight points until the Totals 24 S-15 60. Minimum requirement major leagiie baseball team. less than three years and his ninth MANCHESTER (44) — Sue Donnelly overall since he won his first event Peete didn't take up golf until he final four minutes. 3 2-4 8, Karen Dalev 7 1-3 IS, Carlene Opening Soon In a telephone interview with the newspaper Saturday, Cuomo Stevenson 0 00 0, Shannon Brown 0 OO Bubjset to Chsngo — the 1979 Greater Milwaukee was 23. . UPl photo Massasoit's Pam Gear scored said his budget will not include an $8 million, 30-year loan the city 0, Doreen Gagnon 00-00, Jean Zimmer Vernon and Waterbury Open. From here, the Tour moves on to six of her game-high 20 points in 0 0-0 0, Joanne Denoult 2 OO 4, Amy 5 ^ 1 ,0 0 0 gals. BB.9 C.O.D. had sought for land acquisition and other expenses connected When you consider he didn't get the Los Angeles Open, which Peete Calvin Peete raises his club in victory aftersinking putt on the closing minutes to help stave Glazer 7 3-417. with the stadium project. a playing card until 1975, when he will participate in. the 1 Bth hoie to win the 50th Phoenix Open. I MANCHESTER HKRALD, Monday Jim 21. 19H5 - 17

IB — MANCHESTER HERAl.D. Mondiiy. Jun. 21. 1985 Advice A b ou t Tow n Religion in the schools Pauker speaks at confab concerns many parents Girl’s secret .abortion burdens Mom COVENTRY — Eastern Connecticut Reading D EAR ABBY: Our beautiful mailbox! she’ll love it. Council, an international reading association, will But I have just decided to give college sophomore came home for A postal employee may not know present “ Writing (K-W) ” on Jan, 29 at 7 p.m. at Capt. a spoken prayer before lunch. Is this By Patricia McCormack the Christmas holidays, and her that the letter was delivered to the her another, more important gift: Nathan Hale School, Author and trainer of teachers United Press International legal?” father and I were thrilled to see wrong address — he may assume the gift of myself. Robert P. Pauker will speak. He wrote “ Ready for A. “ Reciting prayers in a public school is Dear I will drive her to the super­ her. We live in the Midwest, and that it was incorrectly addressed, School" a 13-part, nationally syndicated series which a religious exercise, and therefore Nancy Berla, an editor of “ Network,” a she goes to an Eastern college in which case the letter will be market instead of letting her walk appeared in more than 200 newspapers. He alos wrote unconstitutional. Abby paper for parents, sits at the business end of where she’s a $op student. returned to sender, if there is a to a high-priced convenience store. “ Math and Writing” for the Educators Publishing I will take her to the long-running a hotline that gets about 300 calls a month, Now for the bombshell. She told return address on the envelope. If ‘"THE FACT TH AT A school-sponsored Abigail Service. airing assorted school problems. ;m e that she had had an abortion there is no return address on the play she wants to see, which 1 have prayer is denominationally neutral and Van Buren The paper is put out by the National •two months ago! I nearly dropped envelope, it will go to the dead- seen five times. participation voluntary does not make it I will invite her to dinner more Committee for Citizens in Education of tdead. I didn’t even know shewasn’t letter office. WATES meet Tuesday constitutional. Thus, reciting a non- often, not just on holidays and Columbia, M d„ a non-profit group that 'Still a virgin. She said she had been So instead of writing “ Wrong denominational prayer composed by public Manchester WATES will meet Tuesday at 7:30p.m. keeps parents on their toes about public Jntimate with two boys — both Address” or “Not for This Ad­ special occasions. school officials, or the lo r d ’s Prayer, at Orange Hall, 72 E. Center St. Weighing-in will be schools and advocates involvement. ^college students. Worse yet, she dress” on the letter (or package), reading devotionals, or even reciting 1 will curb my anger at her from 6.30 to 7:30 p.m., followed by a meeting. Pat About 17 percent of the hotline calls stem ^wasn’t sure which one got her write “Delivered to Wrong Ad­ religious verse or prose in which the word forgetfulness, and try not to Corcoran will be in charge of the program. from discipline problems, including sus­ pregnant. (I am shaking so hard as D EAR SICK; Tell your priest, dress,” then place it where your ’God’ does not appear have been held answer a request on short notice pensions, physical punishment. And 16 j write this, I can hardly hold the tell your God, and if that doesn’t mail carrier, who probably made unconstitutional by the courts.” with. “ I don’t have the time.” percent are made because parents have Tien.) lighten your burden, talk to a the error in the first place, can see Q. (Pennsylvania) "A group of students And above all, I will tell her 1 love problems with services for handicapped ' ' Of course I forgave her. and I counselor, but please don’t tell it and deliver it to the correct Club holds auction at my son’s high school were refused Herald photo by Pinto her — something I haven’t done in children. Placement in school, rights to told her to go to confession. She your husband. It would be a address. The Golden Age Club will meet Tuesday at 1 p.m. at permission to hold a prayer meeting at the years. school records and parents’ and students’ said she had already gone. She kindness to spare him the heart­ JIM MILLER, Manchester Senior Citizens’ Center, E. Middle school before regular school hours. We I have read many, many letters rights are topics of other calls. begged me not to tell her father. ache you are experiencing. POSTMASTER, Turnpike. There will be a teacup auction after the thought the new Equal Access Amendment Labels for school products in your column from people like me Why, oh why did she tell me? JUNCTION CITY, meeting. ensured that right but the school responds — full of regret after their parents BUT BERLA ALSO GE’TS questions ’There is nothing I can do about it D EAR ABBY: Although this is . KANSAS that no groups can use the school at that Mr and Mrs. Gary Savilonis of 118 Carmen Road, were gone. In this case, it’s not too about religion and at this time, due to except feel rotten. How I wish she too late for Christmas, I have some hour. Which side is right?” co-presidents of the Robertson School PTA, examine late. provisions of the newly enacted federal hadn’t told me! Should I tell my advice for your readers that is DEAR POSTMASTER: Thanks A. "The provisions of the newly enacted As I write this I am in tears at my Robert Blake, who once starred as a profane cop in the Equal Access Act, she wants to share some education program certificates presented by Andy husband? He would be crushed. I applicable all year: for the helpful information. federal Equal Access Act state that thoughtlessness. But thank God Enjoy chicken pot pie of them — and answers. Andreo, right, manager of Andy's supermarket, 260 N. feel very guilty keeping this from When the mall carrier leaves TV series “Baretta.” tries to win audiences this time as a secondary schools must permit student they are not tears of grief at my The Youth Fellowship of Second Congregational She said the calls about religion are only him because we’ve always been so mail for someone not living at your D EAR ABBY: It is Christmas priest, a role which has proved unpopular in the past on religious groups to hold meetings at the Main St. The certificates, plus individual Cam pbells mother’s funeral. Please sign me Church will sponsor a chicken pot pie supper from 5 to about one percent of the total — but that close. address, i.e. mail for 913 South Elm Eve. I have just finished wrapping school during those times made available to Soup labels collected by Robertson students, are television. The new series, called "Hell Town," is 7 p.m. Saturday at the church. Besides chicken pie, they raise questions that many parents may Please tell me what to do. I don’t St. delivered to 913 North Elm St., my mother’s gift — a large, other student activities. JUST WOKE UP the meal will include mashed potatoes, mixed be thinking about. redeemed for educational products. Last year, the think I can handle this alone. do not write “ Wrong Address” on expensive color TV. She is elderly scheduled to begin in March: “ Thus, if any meetings are scheduled at IN CALIFORNIA vegetables, cranberry sauce, cabbage salad, rolls, ice Examples of typical questions, and her Robertson ,PTA exchanged more than 12,000 labels and SICK AT HEART the envelope and drop it into a .-inH livinn nn Social Security, and the hour requested for the prayer meeting, cream topped with sauce, coffee, tea and milk. answers, follow: acquired a movie projector and books for the school. Blake tries anyways For tickets or more information, call Joy Wilson at Q. (Louisiana) “ The school my son the school is required to provide space for 649-6070 or the church office at 649-2863. Proceeds will attends distributes pocket Bibles and them. However, if the school is not open to be used for a retreat weekend. calendars with Bible verses to all children. any groups at that hour, officials may be in compliance with the Equal Access Amend­ Blood pressure often can fluctuate Is this legal?” ment by refusing to let the group meet. Priests make A. ‘"The courts have ruled that it is Young men use ar^on “ Since federal regulations have not been treatment is to treat her male part­ Mason s meet Tuesday unconstitutional to distribute Bibles or DEIAR DR. LAMB — I have fluctu­ control the stress reaction associated prepared on this law, many issues such as ner. Manchester Lodge of Masons 73 will meet Tuesday other religious material to public school ating blood pressure. Sometimes it is with your sudden high blood pressure. children, because this represents advance­ the one raised here have not been Such fluctuating pressures are not ’The treatment must be local. Vagi­ at 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic Temple on E. Center as signature of power on the low side of normal and at other nal suppositories are used for you unpopular fare ment of one religious belief. There is no clarified.” as important as persistently high Street. The entered apprentice degree will be times it is on the high side of normal. Your because the anti-fungal preparations constitutional violation in having copies of blood pressure, but I am sending you presented with Worhshipful Master Bruce F. represents the highest percent of ' IV o physicians have told me that It that eradicate yeast are not absorbed Vestiges of his Catholicism, the Bible in public school libraries. And BERLA SAID DURING ’THE past few By Elizabeth PennIsI The Health Letter 15-8, Your ViUl By Vernon Scott Rothwell presiding. Refreshments will be served juveniles involved in any of the .can’t be kept at a normal level by Health from the digestive tract. Creams of however, remain. A year and a half Bible study courses may be taught in public decades the U.S. Supreme Court has set United Press International Blood Pressure, which includes a dis­ United Press International after the degree work. Officers dress will be tuxedos. crimes reported to the FBI. medication or any other means. I the same m^ications can be used for ago he took his series idea to to schools if the instruction is objective, standards of constitutional observance that would appreciate any help or expla­ Lawrence cussion of this condition. Others who all states are expected to follow. NEW YORK — White, middle- There were 102,000 arson cases want this issue can send 75 cents with men. Nystantin cream is also used in HOLLYWOOD - Robert Blake, NBC president Brandon Tartikoff historical and non-devotional.” nation you might be able to give me. Lamb, M.D. treating women, as are suppositories. and got a tentative go-ahead. Q. (Ohio) “ My son did not attend a school The test offered by the Court to determine class boys motivated by curiosity, that year, the F B I said. a long, stamped, self-addressed enve­ best known for his title role as the Writing in the December issue of DEAR READEat — There are a lot Oral medicines do not seem to do “ I made the priest a former Christmas program held in the evening if various practices violate the First anger or frustration set nearly a lope for It to me in care of this news­ profane street cop in the “ Baretta” Clinic checks pressure Psychology Today, Wooden said • of people like you, or who have varia- much good. criminal who did time on death row because of our family’s religious beliefs. Amendment, she said, is — ’“ What are the third of the nation’s fires, a . ttom of what you have. ’The first ques­ paper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City TV series, will star this March as a *The Senior Citizen Health Clinic will hold a blood young arsonists comprise four Diabetes can be an underlying fac­ for a gang killing,” Blake said. “ 1 The school is giving him a zero for purpose and the primary effect of the California sociologist says. tion is whether you need any treat­ SUtlon, New York, NY 10019. priest in a two-hour pilot show, pressure screening Wednesday from 9 to 11 a.m. for groups, with varying but identifia­ tor in causing recurrent yeast infec­ wrote 120 pages — what they call a non-attendance. Is this fair?” practices? If either is the advancement or Two out of every five arsonists ment or not. Mainy of the medicines DEAR DR. LAMB - I’m 65 and “ Hell Town.” those whose last names begin with L through Z at the ble emotional characteristics. tions, as can pregnancy and antibiot­ Bible in the trade — of all the major A. “ The student in this case certainly has inhibition of religon then the enactment apprehended are under 18 and ,.iMed to control high blood pressure have had a problem with yeast infec­ It is a touchy project for several Manchester Senior Citizens’ Center, 549 E. Middle About 15 percent are children ics that suppress the normal vaginal characters and outlines for 22 the right to be excused from the program if exceeds the scope of legislative power as almost 90 percent are white, said will aggravate your low-normal blood tions for the past 20 years. I have had reasons. Turnpike. and pump an increased amount of bacteria that prevent fungus growth. circumscribed by the Constitution.’ ” Wayne S. Wooden, associate pro­ ages 4 to 8 who start fires pressure. Elven if someone has inter­ a teat for sugar, and that was OK. The Prime-time clergymen have episodes. The clinic on Wednesday will hold a screening from its contents are offensive to or in blood, which will also cause the pres­ Hormone changes after the meno­ “ As negotiations progressed I The first Amendment says “Congress fessor at California State Polytech­ accidently while playing with mittent normal pressure, these medi­ infection usually starts in the generally gone to the. devil in the I to 2 p.m. at the Salvation Army Citadel, 661 Main St. disagreement with the religious beliefs of sure to rise. Both reflexes and the pause that change the cells may also turned in a two-hour script and his family. The school’s action to punish the shall make no law respecting an establish­ nic University in Pomona. matches and who tend to strike out cines may cause the pressure to be sudden release of adrenaline, as from summer, and I wonder if it’s passed Nielsen ratings. Roman Catholic The Salvation Army will provide a luncheon for contribute to susceptibility to yeast NBC threw it out. But ‘Hell Town’ student for not attending the program is ment of religion, or prohibiting the free A disproportionate number of at things close to them — their ’ too low at intervals. stress or anxiety, may induce these back and forth from my husband. If priests, usually presented more seniors at noon for $1 each. mother’s clothes, their beds, their infections. had taken on a life of its own. It clearly illegal and should be overturned.” exercise thereof.” the young white fire-starters are The sudden pressure changes are effects. so, what can be done to treat him? I dramatically than Protestant min­ The clinic will hold a blood pressure screening Jan. sister’s hair — Wooden said. have had vaginal suppositories, but isters, have most often been the survived despite the fact that Q. (North Carolina) “ We recently moved If you have a school question, the hotline from families with incomes of usually on a reflex or chemical basis. Often, people with this pattern do 28 from 9 to 10:36 a.m. at M ayfair Gardens, 211 N. A second group, which made up nothing has ^ n prescribed for my heroes of religious series but even priests have never done well on to an area in the ‘Bible Belt.’ The school has number to dial is “ 800-NETWORK. $25,000 or more, he said. The arteries can constrict as rapidly better if stress can be relieved. You Main St. about 40 percent of the children in husband. they do not fare well. TV. For them, “ it’s a means of M the pupil of the eye can react to m i^ t do well with a very small dose his study, set fires as a cry for help, DEAR READER — You are abso­ “ Father Murphy,” starring ex­ striking back without physically light. They do this as a reflex. Some of a beta blocker, such as Inderal, he said. These children are 8 to 12 lutely right. About 15 percent of the Lancaster football star Merlin Olsen, was “ The round collar is a trap confronting your enemy,” he said people have this reaction when their which neutralizes the adrenaline and usually have problems at male partners of women with yeast probably the most successful, but limiting creative people as to what in a telephone interview. “ It gives b l ^ pressure is Uken. This U why reaction. It also helps to minimize the Advances improve iife PubUc Records home. infections also develop a localized suffered poor ratings for a couple they are allowed to do with a series them a sense of power.” the doctor tries to get them to relax, reactions to stress and anxiety. Another 35 percent are teenag­ Involvement called balanitis. When a becomes of years and was canceled. hero. Religion and priests are dull $39,501 to $40,000 (based on convey­ Children of lower socioeconomic ao he can get a representative read- However, even a small amount might I Warranty deeds status release aggression by fight­ ers who are acting put feelings of also make your pressure too low. It woman has recurrent yeast infec­ Gene Kelly played Father unless the priest gets mixed up ance tax ). lug. tions, one of the important facets of with a show girl. But Father Rivers after kidney transpiant Laura Girardin to Erwin E. ing, swearing or name-calling — aggression and set fires at schools In addition, the heart can speed up might help if you can learn how to O’Malley in “ Going My W ay,” a Lerch and Pamela Lerch, 147 things their middle class suburban in defiance of authority. heel again 1962 TV version of the old Bing is a modern, activist priest who is nal Medicine, that kidney trans­ Brookfield St., $84,000. Quitclaim deeds peers are taught not to do, said The fourth group includes child­ Crosby movie. It survived a single different and interesting. Bv Al Rossiter Jr. “ Yet TV executives still didn’t United Press International plantation from related living Viola H. Preisner to Camera Robert R. Lukas to Bonnie L. Wooden. So aggression is let out ren any age who are mentally year. donors provides “ superior long­ Construction Co.. 236 Knollwood Lukas, 13 Green Hill St. through arson. disturb^. Supermarket Shopper George Kennedy was Father want a priest. The major draw­ By Joan Hanauer back is there can be no ron^Mtic WASHINGTON - Kidney trans­ term results and remains the ideal Road, $38,501 to $39,000 (based on Wilfrid Durocher to Mabel L. According to the FBI Uniform Wooden is coauthor of “ Children Cavanaugh in “ Sarge” in 1971 and United Press International relationship with women. The plants now offer hope of full therapy fqr chronic renal failure.” conveyance tax). Cole, 12 WedgewoodArrive. Crime Report program, 6,457 out of and Arson: Am erica’s Middle lasted one season. networks are really afraid to touch recovery for increasing numbers The problem, however, is that Viola Preisner to Camera Con­ Mable L. Cole to^ilfrid Du­ 17,203 people arrested for arson in Class Nightmare” (Plenum, New The failure of priests is not a case It pays to check all store ads NEW YO RK — Burt Lancaster the subject. of Americans with kidney failure, only 2 percent of kidney patients struction Co., 252 Knollwood Road. rocher, 12 Wedgewood Drive. 1983 were 18 or under in 1983. ’That Y ork ). of sectarian intolerance so much makes a great heel. “ Finally, Tartikoff relented and thanks to improving techniques to have such donors. Kidneys from as it is viewers’ intolerance for said NBC would go ahead and shoot overcome rejection problems, a related donors are similar enough ------^ Bv Martin Sloane He first donned sleaze in the passive stories. the pilot. I don’t like to blow my Boston specialist says. to the recipient’s tissue to minim­ United Feature Syndicate movie “ Sweet Smell of Success,” Actor Blake is aware of the Although transplantation to cure ize problems with the immune Clip ‘n’ file refunds in which he played a powerful, clergy’s poor TV record but his own horn, but this is a terrific renal disease has had only limited system rejecting the transplanted Refunders will be happy to know that one of the unprincipled and vicious Broad­ character, Father Noah “ Hard- show. If it weren’t about a priest use so far, Dr. Andrew S. Levey organ. Cleaning Products, Paper Products, major food companies is about to take a piece of our way columnist. step” Rivers, is a street-wise we would have been given the predicts that recent advances in The alternative is kidneys from Soaps, Bags, Wraps (F ile 10) best advice and publish it in a full-page newspaper priest whose east side Los Angeles green light for 24 solid hours of the safety and effectiveness of jhe dead people. Levey said this form advertisement. That was back in 1957, but the parish is a war zone of crime and shows. procedure will make it more of transplantation has been se­ Clip out this file and keep it with similar Not only that, this company is going to offer readers memory of thq skill with which he racial tensions. “ Even so, NBC is still scared at a common in the future. riously limited both by the shor­ cash-off coupons — beverage refund offers with a chance to win as much as $25,000 for following that switched from romantic hero to ” I ’ve shown the film to church time when the country is more religiously oriented than it has . Unlike people with heart and tage of donors and by more severe beverage coupons, for example. Start collecting advice. world-class creep undoubtedly in­ officials and oddly enough they like liver failure, patients with kidneys rejection problems. the needed proofs of purchase while looking for What gem of smart shopping wisdom am I talking spired the casting for “ Scandal this priest,” said Blake, tearing ever been in my lifetime. People that don’t work can be kept alive by But Levey said new techniques January the required forms at the supermarket, in about? I have mentioned many times in this column Sheet,” to air on ABC tonight at 9, into a whole roasted chicken are turning to spirituality for other means — with the periodic to deal with the rejection process newspapers and magazines, and when trading that the best way to start a search for supermarket Eastern time. during lunch in his Burbank Studio answers. use of dialysis machines to remove have been develop^ in the last few with friends. Offers may not be available in all savings is by carefully reading all of the supermarket This time Lancaster plays the offices. “ I think the network is worried toxic wastes from their blood. years, significantly improving the areas of the country. Allow 10 weeks to receive advertisements. Each week these advertisements powerful and vicious publisher of a "Maybe the church approves President Reagan or Jerry Falwell But Levey said in a report in the prognosis for patients receiving each refund. contain hundreds of reduced-price specials. It’s a gossip-mongering supermarket because I had technical advice will take issue with the show. Or medical journal. Archives of Inter­ kidneys from cadavers. The following refund offers are worth $8.25. bargain bonanza for a smart shopper. I use a red pen tabloid called “ Inside World.” from two or three real Los Angeles that Catholics will object or that This week’s refund offers have a total value of and circle every special for a product I can use. Lancaster and his top stooge, a priests out there on the streets Protestants will think they’re not $27.75. ' . It seems like Del Monte thinks this is pretty good chap with a heart of crud well- playing activist roles in fighting represented. They worry that These offers require refund forms: advice, too. The week of Jan. 27, its full-page played by Peter Jurasik, are crime, gang wars and dope viewers will say they don’t want newspaper advertisement will ask shoppers to search harassing a famous husband-and- pushers. They have churches, but religion in prime time. That’s a lot New Books AIRW ICK $3 Coupon Offer. Receive $3 worth of their grocers’ ads for values. Del Monte will ask you to wils movie star team. That’s their real parish is in the streets.” of bull. * coupons on participating products, including one check the headlines as well as the fine print for Robert Urich as the husband with Blake was born and reared a “I don’t believe there will be New books at Manchester’s Thomas — Brlarpatch 50-cent coupon tor Stick-UPs, one 50-cent coupon savings on featured Del Monte and Hawaiian Punch booze, box office and health Roman Catholic, although he adverse reaction to ‘Hell Town.’ Trenhalle — Nocturne tor the for Carpet Fresh, one 50-cent coupon for Carpet problems, and Lauren Hutton as Whiton Memorial Library: General products. When you cut these features out of the couldn’t make it as an altar boy. He This is an entertaining show with Waugh — Kote’s House Fresh Scent II, one 50-cent coupon on Chore Boy, newspaper and send them in, you will be entefdd in the long-suffering star wife. 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Expires Feb. 28, Additional entry forms will be on display at many her movie star friends, who order Jenkins — Lite Its Oneself Hastings — Overlord ments... 1985. ______j her out of their house when they Johnston — Voice In the Night Hlllaby — Journey Home retailers. Something DIH erent...... With Someone A Jones — Gone the Dreams and Hodgson — Lloyd's ot London learn of it. Reed also discovers no Dancing Hoyt — The Whale Watcher's respectable magazine will hire her Jones — Russian Spring Handbook now. She has some hard decisions Jong — Parachutes 8, Kisses KIley — The Wendy Dilemma C A L L T H E ^ Happy Birthday Kaye — Death In Kashmir Losch — The Minimal Self to make about her work, her ethics Keating — The Sheriff of Bombay Leach — The Child Care Thoughts and her newly-acquired lush Cali- with A Herald Happy Heart Kells — The Pollen Angels Encyclopedia fomih lifestyle — compared to the King — The Talisman Leakey — Disclosing the Past Manchester Herald dirt and dangers of New York City, Lewin — Out of Season NIdetch — Weight Watchers Quick vague prayers. You don’t go into LKH'o answered his prayer. The Lindsey — Heat trom Another Sun Start Program • When you pray, do you pray which ought to set Mayor Ed a store on Main Street and say, first one was too vague. McCorkle — July 7th Pope, Ed. — The Foxfire Book ot > specifically or generally? Do you Koch’s teeth on edge. Macinnes — Ride a Pale Horse Appalachlon Cookery “ Give me something! ” We are I heard that there are over :pray, “ Dear God. please bless “ Scandal Sheet” has some fine Happy Birthday Marshall — Julie Peale — The True Joy ot Positive Advertising Dept. very specific then, and it heips us 3,000 blessings in the Bible ... so Michael — Possessions Living ■ my family, my church, the performances by a splendid cast, God’s response to vague prayers Page— The Man Who Stole the Mona PItzer — H6w to Write a Cookbook ’ missionaries and our nation?” and the clerk or proprietor. headed by Lancaster’s man-you- John Lisa and Get It Published Jesus teaches the same a|H is ... “ What kind do you want?” Penn — A Will to Kill Pronge — Target Tokyo • Most of us do just this, most of love-to-hate. proach to prayer. Blind Barti- Try this in your prayer life. Only Phillips — Machine Dreams Pratson — Consumer's Guide to : the time, don't we? Somehow it The problem lies in the story, Plante — The Foreigner Package Travel maeus calied to Jesus and said, Keep a record of the date you Love Pope — Buccaneer Robertson — The Laurel's Kitchen : seems right. Surely, if anyone which totally lacks credibility. 16.00 TODAY! “ Jesus, Son of David, have began to pray the specific prayer Puzo — The Sicilian Bread Book • knows what my family and Scandal sheets that deal in Rooney — Pieces of M y Mind and you will be surprised at how Resnicow — The Gold Frame ’ others need, it is God, right? m ercy on m e! ” The Lord did sleaze seldom hire top talent, Sanders — The Passion ot Molly T. Scobey — I'm a Stranger Hero nothing for him. He just looked at God will answer. Sanders — Fort Worth Myself • ; Right! That is a common feeling. spend vast sums of money and go Call.... Sapir — Spies Steam — Soulmotes • Ironically, the Bible teaches him, and then said, “ What do you on long-term campaigns to phony Sharp — Falseface Taylor — The Smoke Ring want me to do for you?” He Rev. Norman E. Swensen, Pas­ up a story. Time, talent and money SImenon — Malgret's Revolver Tobias — Money Angles ■ that God wants “ specific” pray- Singer — The Movie Set Ullman — .Choices 643-2711 answered, “ Rabbi, I want to tor are what honest publications spend 643-2711 . ers. He does not respond warmly Skelton — Beloved Soldiers VIshnevskala — Galina see.” (Mark 10:51) Then the Trinity Covenant Church on developing real stories. Stevenson — On the Other Hand Winter — Stephen King, the Art of : (or with very many answers) to Death Darkness Thom — From Sea to Shining Sea Woodward — Audrey Hepburn MANCHESTER HKRALD. Moiidtiy. .liin. 21. 1985 - 19

IS - MANCHESTER HERAU). Mnniliiy. .l;m 21. 19«r> Argentine military leader seeks permanent democracy /OOK FOR TH E S T A R S . . . ^ ^ • A *^4^1 thAthe nhnrtive abortive 19 B 19822 Falkl Falkland Island . allied with the opposition Peronist total stoppages. freedom and tolerance in a society democrut was a milestone in a war. Bv Daniel Orosdoff party, are potential elements for a In an recent interview with UPI, that had been run by military trend in recent years for military Alfonsin said his most important Look for the CLASSIFIED ADS with STARS; stars help you get United Press International dissident military movement when FOR SOME OE ALFONSIN’S ‘ decree for seven and a half years. regimes in South America to give the time is ripe. achievement was in the fieid of critics, the military trials of the . way to democratic rule. human rights. BUENOS AIRES. Argentina - As the seventh large.st nation in Financial experts are predicting former leaders are going too , Asked about the loyalty of Argenti­ ONE OF ALFONSIN’S FIRST "W e have defended the rights of the world in size and the most Argentina's economic slowdown slowly. , . I better results. Put a star on your od and see what a na’s always restless military com­ acts in office was to abolish the that began in October may last a man to the level of the most “ Nobody has been convicted . positions of army. navy, and air culturally advanced nation in mand. President Raul Alfonsin year. The recession is linked to an advanced countries," he said. yet,” said Senate majority leader , force commanders-in-chief, leav­ Latin America. Argentina is replied without pause. economic stabilization plan re­ "There has not been one violation Vicente Saadi, leader of a left-wing ; ing himself alone as the sole closely watched beyond its difference It mokes. Telephone 643-2711, Mondoy-Friday, “ There's no doubt about it." he cently negotiated with the Interna­ of human rights since I assumed faction of the Peronist party. • commander-in-chief as specified borders. said. '1 am the military tional Monetary Fund designed to office in this constitutional by the Argentine constitution, government.” “ Alfonsin has only fulfilled 3 j command." URUGUAY, ARGENTINA’S curb the triple-digit inflation. modeled in many ways after that of One of Alfonsin’s first acts in percent of his program.” ; With that kind of bravado. NORTHERN NEIGHBOR, is sche­ The Catholic Church has ex­ 8:30 o.m. to 5:00 P . m . ______i F ______^------Alfonsin has set about reshaping the United States. pressed alarm at rising street office was to order an investigation Eight of nine’’nnce-untouchable duled to replace a military regime What may be even more poten- | political life in Argentina, trying to crime, pornography, and a climate into the disappearances of an members of the former military with a civilian government March tially dangerous to the future of convert one of the most militariied of "insecurity.” estimated 9,000 peeople during KIT ‘M’ CARLVLl ®b» Larry Wright For Kitchen Duty junta are now in jail awaiting trial 1. Alfonsin’s government is Argenti­ ICARS/TRUCKS societies in Latin America into a Up to now. Alfonsin. a former military repression in the 1970s APARTMENTS IW ANnO on charges ranging from mass Brazil's military rulers. • who na’s economic crisis. ’ |F0R SALE permanent democracy. congressman, has proved more and place on trial nine former TORENT murder and torture"of political seized power 20 years ago, on Jan. FOR RENT As he marks his first anniver­ than a match for his adversaries. military junta members as the The president committed him-^ prisoners to misconduct during the 15 will hold presidential elections I sary in office Dec. 10. Alfonsin persons responsibie. seif in his election campaign to - 1974 F IA T 128 SPO R T L — r in which the two major candidates MANCHESTER — Avail­ poVM HfW6 -to fii#tv faces tremendous economic and 1982 Falkland war. THE OPPOSITION PERONIST One of them is former President raise real wages, and in his first^ 60 WOtAeT CAM T T o be used for parts. Call Alfonsin put an end to a 100-year- arc civilians. able Immediately. One, convenience political challenges: 700 percent party, which suffered its first Jorge Videla, the artny com­ nine months in office wages were^* Real Estate /oOiWST CAILT^R- Phil after 5pm, 528-1332. old territorial feud with Chile, once As a pacesetter. Argentina’s two and three bedroom inflation, a past-due $45 billion election defeat in history last year mander who toppled President systematically increased by go^J^ KvnM AHD'leuU Also Panasonic AM/FM a military excu.se for lavish fragile democracy faces stagger­ apartments. $400, $455, foreign debt, and a powerful, at the hands of Alfonsin, isdivided,. Isabel Peron in 1976. vernment decree over and above WANTED TO RENT IN HilA 'Jbou BC car radio. spending, by negotiating a treaty ing obst^les. MANCHESTER - $520, heat and hot water strike-prone labor movement that its leaders bickering for power. Four other ex-junta members the inflation rate. Included. J.D. Real Est­ MANCHESTER - 4 room I-ATCT on the disputed Beagle Canal on Regardless of Alfonsin’s self- $125,000. Newexpondoble apartment with storage, 1984 VOLKSWAGEN resists all hints at austerity The labor movement was bloo­ are in jail pending trial for human ate, 646-1980. the southern tip of the continent. assurance, senior military officers' That in turn contributed to 4 bedroom Colonial with first floor, 2 adults, I RABBIT - Standard. Air, measures. died Sept. 3 when a call' for a rights abuses, while another thfSe, wait in the wings for another turn increasing inflation that now re­ V h baths. Fireploced house dog. Willing to pay A M /FM Stereo. $6,500. But the energetic former coun­ The political stakes are high, not including former President Leo- 118 MAIN STREET - 4 to govern a nation that has suffered general strike was only partially quires the government to curb,, family room, formal din­ 872-3306. try lawyer has boldly challenged only for Argentina, but also for the poldo Galtieri, are being held for $450 with utilities. Call With a effective, a contrast to four pre­ rooms, heated, hot wa­ United States, Western Europe, II coups since 1930. wages in accordance with IMF ing room, 2 cor garage. 643-9574. 8;00 - 4;30pm. the entrenched armed forces, vious walkouts against the former trial for their role in launching and Located In the executive ter. No appliances. No and the rest of Latin America. The foreign debt, hyperinflation, standards. slashing the m ilitary budget. military regime that resulted in then being defeated by Britain in Knollwood Subdivision. pets. Security. $445. Call The Argentine transition to and a powerful labor movement 2 He restored an atmosphere of Call Talaga Construc­ 646-2426, 9am to 5pm tion. 742-8732. weekdays. 2 Services low 1983 HURST/OLDS — TODAY'S MANCHESTER — One bedroom, 1st floor with with fully massaged 307, stove and refrigerator. T-roof, llghtning-rod 4- Real list ate No pets. $375 per month speed. 649-2286. COST plus heat. Call 646-1379. . .643-2711 1981 FORD CLUB Classified.. ■ 62 Business Opportunities 2? StorerOltice Space 44 Household Goods For advertisements to be MANCHESTER — North WAGON- Chateau Pack­ 63 Rates age. $4,200. 649-1013 after IMOllCeS Situation Wanted 23 Resort Property 45 M isc tor Sole published Monday, the deod- End. One bedroom aport- ODD JOBS, Trucking. Classified 64 Minimum Charge: ment In quiet residential 5:30pm. Lost/Found 01 Employment Info 24 Misc. for Rent 46 . Home ond Gordon line IS 2:30 p.m on Fridov Home repairs. You name 47 Pets 65 $3.00 for one day area. Near bus line. Utili­ It, we do It. Free esti­ P ersonals...... 02 Instruction 25 W anted to Rent PAYING $20 for full size. 48 Musicdl Items 66 P e r W o r d : ties not Included. $395 mates. Insured. 643-0304. Ad in the Announcements 03 Roommates Wanted Intact lunks. Free remo­ Recreotionai llenis 67 1 2 d d v s 20C Read Your Ad monthly. Call 646-3158 be­ tween 8am-4;30om. val for others. Call Joe at Auctions 04 Real Estate _ Antiques 68 3 5 d o vs 18C BRICKS, BLOCKS, CELEBRITY CIPHER Classified odvertisements C a la b ftty C ip fw f a yp to g ram n a f e r a ln d fro m q u e m io m b y 528-1990. Services 69 6 d a ys 16C AN APPRAISAL STONE — Concrete. HERALD!!! Homes for Sole 31 To g Soles ore taken bv telephone os a Certainly no one likes SUPER 6 RO DM fam o ua p no p in , p M l a n d p ra a a n t. E a c h la « a r In th a o lp h a r a taiN la 51 W anted to Ouv 70 26 da ys 12C TOWNHOUSE- Great lo­ Chimney repairs. No lob forwwthar. Tod^K^cfbarCaQualiP. Financial condominiums 32 Services Ottered convenience to feel that he has paid too small. Call 644-8356. ,, Lots/Land for Sale 33 Painting/Paoering 52 H a p p y A d s : The Manchester Herald is too much for a piece of cation. $500 plus gas heat. by CONNIE WIENER Rose or Don, 646-8646 or MOTORCYCLES/ AAorigoges w investment Property 34 Building/Controcting 53 S3 00 per column inch responsible only lor one incor- real property. Your real 646-2482. ______HOUSECLEANING — “ V ZFRU MYVDLT UMDU UMWQ BICYCLES Personal Loons 12 Business Property 35 Rooting/Siding 54 estate protessional Isl Autom otive Deadlines rect„insertion and then only should be able to advise Personalized service for Herald j Resort Property 36 Heating Plumbing 55 for the size of the original O N E BEDROOM vour home. Bonded and ou as to relative values APARTMENT - Security DLLYVRUYVT D CWOOXIC KMX Wonted to Borrow ...... 14 Floor ing 56 Cors Trucks fo r Sole 71 For classified advertise in s e rtio n . lased upon recent sales. Insured. Manchester and 1978 HONDA G O L D deposit required. No Dantnlc income To* Service 57 Motorcycles Bicycles 72 ments to be published Tues­ Errors wh'ch do not lessen A buyer's own research surrounding towns. The W IN D - $1900. 1979 Honda pets. $385 per month. Coll UDOBR TVLUQ UX AODSUR. MW K e n i U l b 58 Rec Vehicles 73 day through Soturdav, the can reveal much infor­ Houseworks, 647-3777. 500CX $1200.649-1013a(ter Employment services Wanted the value vtf the advertisement 646-2469.______Auto Services 74 deadline is noon on the day mation as well. If this is 5:30. CrosB-stitch butterflies Classified Cfliirntinn Rooms for Rent 41 pQ|- 5a|e win not be corrected bv on not satisfactory, the KOR NDFHMU ODBVSH D8 A eaucaiion Apartments for Rent 42 Autos tor Rent Lease 75 before publication. COVENTRY - near trim this easy-iew apron. additional insertion. buyer can pay a fee and No. 2148 has pattern M is c Automotive 76 UCONN, new 3 room Help Wanted ...... 21 Homes for Rent 43 HolidayrSeosonal obtain a professional ap­ apartment. Security. No XIRNWSW CWLS-NDOa.” — DLU MISCELLANEOUS for Sizes 34-36-38 in­ praisal. Many buyers pets. 742-6858.______clusive; transfer; full di­ Ads feel that this is money HOUSECLEANING AUTOMOTIVE OXHWL. rections. well spent as it could THREE ROOM APART­ D O N E - by two effeclent, PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "The evolutionary Intlinci To trdir, uad $2.50, lor sack help them in their bar­ M ENT - Heated, hot wa­ reliable domestics. 6 HP TUCOMSEH EN­ HELP WANTED HELP WANTED gaining position. An in­ compals ua to bring out tho boat In ouraalvM.'' — Jonaa Sstttrs, plat 50( hr psitilP ia4 HELP WANTED HELP WANTED ter. No appliances, no Weekly, biweekly, excel­ G IN E complete. $99. 643- nssPllst. Employment HELP WANTED QDHELP WANTED HELP WANTED dependent appraisal al­ Salk. pets. $420. Security. 646- lent references. 569-4772 1938. Keep trying. s a a i c u o T lows the buyer to offer, or 646-2540. HELPING PEOPLE sa­ 2426 weekdovs 9-5.______I1M S«s. t( SntrlctB Phone & Education and counter-offer, from atw rwk, a.Y. looss tisfy their needs and an objective, professio­ CLERICAL FULL TIME -NOW TAKING D U M P TRUCK F O R Prist Namt, sSPrats wltk ZIP J wants ... that's what want Position available, excel­ CLERICAL - Full time nal standpoint. This APPLICATIONS HIRE - Attics, cellars HEATING/ i MISCELLANEOUS CODE asp Namkir. lent benefits. Ambulance RN openings (or Processing ads are all about. DENTAL ASSISTANT - • takes all the guesswork tor 3 room apartment. SPECIAL: Over 200 ae- FULL TIME POSITION RN S U P ER V ISO R - 11am cleaned. 643-7706. company needs a respon­ Dynamite position! 30 . out of the process and al­ With heat, hot water, PLUMBING I FOH SALE There’s someone out Icctions and a FREE available. Automotive NIGHT Clerks for Workers - 7pm Sunday - Thursday. HELP WANTED sible person to work In lows the buyer to pro­ stove, retlgerotor. Cen­ there who wonts to buy Pattern Section in the OD Comp, duties include pol­ Call Hannah Douville, hour week. Vacations, SNOWPLOWING - Com­ 643-2711 our billing department. experience helpful but SUPERVISOR ceed in a confident man­ trally located. No pets. your power tools. Find ALBUM. Jiiat $3.00. icy review and coding for D .O.N. at 423-2597. Can- congenial work environ­ mercial and Industrial FOGARTY BROTHERS CABBAGE PATCH Doll, not necessary. Call 647- ner. $350. Security deposit. that buyer with a low-cost aooKS St $1.25 tach Apply at L & M Am bu­ Monday through Fri­ data entry. Liberal benef­ NEWSPAPER DEALER terbury Villa of ment, varied responsibll- ; only. Free estimates. 643- — Bathroom remodel­ Preemie Girl. Adorable. lance Company, 471 New 8997. 8:30 - 5:00pm. Coll 646-7690 or 643-0496. ad In Classified. 643-2711. eitp —OOlli—CM ssp NSW. HS« day In 155 bed S.N.F. its, free parking. Apply In N E E D E D In Manchester- Wllllmantic. Itles, personal growth ' If you hovo doeldod to 7706. ing, Installation water Brand new In box with ts w tti tkun; kaw ta aiaka ttaia. Park Ayenue, West Hart­ person 9 - 2, Northeastern guaranteed, good benef- . papers. $50.00. Call 643- a - i 20 - sEEPMiu auliit. aa /I.C.F. facility. Ex­ /South Windsor area. m H your homo call TED - HOMES heaters, garbage dispo­ laaaP aad apallsaap S ailnt. ford. E O E . TEXAS OIL COMPANY cellent benefits. Council, 1 RIvervlew Its, excellent salary, 742- ' PORD REAL ESTATE, sals, faucet repairs. 649- 1037. S■121— HEiRlaaM Mamiwoiii— CARPENTERS NEEDED Coll 647-9946. RETAIL MANAGE­ needs mature person for CRESTFIELD CON­ Square, East Hartford, 6665.______* CENTURY 21 wHh Iho FOR BENT_____ PAINTING/ 4539. VIsa/MasterCard Classic Style 20 Inat at aaadlamik ikillt. A a 122 —TO SIVE ar M IP - - Immediate openings for short trips surrounding second floor. EOE. MENT TRAINEE - The lltUng. Wo know real aa- PAPERING KEROSENE HEATER - VALESCENT HOME BOOKKEEPER - Full PART TIME RECEPTIO- accepted. attdlawaik Itams ta auka. experienced carpenters. CAR WASH ATTEND- Manchester. Contact Fashion Bug, America's t valuta throughout MANCHESTER 8 ROOM Machinest Tools. MO a-ill-caa n s-ts papaa at eikk- Have you read today's ENT NEEDED-Fulltime. in Mancheser. charge. Experienced In NIST/CASHIER -For. HtlllRa All phases of construc­ customers. We train. fastest growing chain of Iho aroa and can Inh ' HOUSE-FIreplace, 2 car P AR smal I block 4 barrel I Classified section? It con­ tion. Full-time employ­ See Andre at Gentle Please call Mrs. J. lob costs. One-wrIte sys­ busy automotive dealer- ; 8 m > -U U M 8UTIME COVUUH Write P.X. Dickerson, women's ready to wear gantty datormlna lha fair garage. Close to all con­ NAME YOUR OWN manifold and carb. Auto — 24 e r k m 4 im all 8 f8 nirtltM. tains hundreds of Inter­ Brownstein, DNS, tem, take charge ability ship. Experience pre- ■ ment and benefits. Call Touch Cor Wash, 344 Pres., Southwestern Pet­ NURSES AIDES - 3pm- stores has Immediate op­ markal prica lor your veniences. $750 monthly. PRICE — Father and son. INCOME TAX trans., magnum wheels. 8.128 — ROSE 8HILTS — MrtetiMS esting otters. 643-2711. Monday through Fri­ for construction firm In ferred but not necessary. . H r 10 p)M«d M i apRilEM vOItt. 742-5317, 8:30 to 5:00, Broad Street, Manches­ roleum, Box 789, Ft. 11pm and 11pm-7am. Be­ enings for m ature, self properly. Our largo 649-1013 after 5; 30. Fast, dependable ser­ Road Runner body ports. day between 9 am the Manchester area. Tuesday and Thursdov ; SEHVICE Monday thru Friday. ter, phone 646-6846. W orth, T X 76101. come one of our dedi­ storting, energetic Indi­ backlog of buyort have vice. Painting, Paper- 646-3045. and 3 pm at 643-S1S1. Permanent position. Coll nights and every other cated nurses aides that viduals seeking a reword­ baan pra-tcraanad to wa COVENTRY - Overlook­ hanging 8i Removal. Call 647-9780. Friday night and Sotur- ; truly enjoys helping our ing career In retail man­ can avoid Iho haaaloa lor ing lake, 3 bedrooms, 2 644-0585 or 644-0036. ZINGLER'S INCOME GREEN CORD WOOD - Usually we .think of Classified Ads agement. The Fashion day. Coll 643-5135, E xt. ■ you of lookort- Iralpdng N elderly residents. Excel­ baths, microwave, dis­ TAX SERVICE - Filing $85 per cord. Two cord as little ads. And admittedly, they FULL TIME DIS­ I n and out ol your homo. SECRETARY lent working conditions. Bug offers top starting 101. hwasher. $770/month, PAINTING AND WAL­ personal and small busi­ m inim um . 643-7706. HWASHER & COOK - Wo oHor all our dlonlt, don't take up much space. But NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED Mon,-Thur8,. 1-7:30 pm. Certified Aides pre­ salaries, fullest package plus security. 536-3259 LPAPERING - Ceilings ness tax returns. In vour Psychologist needs intelli­ Nights. Good pay. Apply of health, life and retire­ MUNSON'S CANDY KIT- ! tdlori ond buyora export repaired. Gory McHugh there's one thing Classified Ads are ferred. Please call Mrs. and prolaailonal gut evenings. home. Since 1974. Also IN MANCHESTER AREA gent. organized end res­ in person. Antonio's Res­ ment programs, pleasant CHEN Is accepting appll- ‘ 643-9321. bookkeeping services FOR SALE EXCELLENT really big on. That's the fast results ponsible person. Launi, Director of donet. Voitll And ut on Nurses, 646-0129, M an­ taurant, 956 Main Street, working conditions, tho­ cations for a permanent, available. Call Walt at BUY -700 Notional Geo­ you get when you put one to work BIOFEEDBACK RL 44A, Bolton Notch, ISTORE AND graphies.(1920's to Arnott Rd. all chester Manor Nursing Manchester. rough training program. port time office person to , PAPER HANGING AND 646-5346. to sell something. Try a little ad CLINIC OF perform light Bookkeep- • Boncn.wZ-BSia. 24 hour 1970's). All tor $70. Tele­ 15-112 Woodland St. IB-OB MANCHESTER Home, 385 West Center The Fashion Bug seeks lOFHCE SPACE INTERIOR PAINTING - Fsrouion Rd. POLISHERS & SITTERS Ing duties,. Typing and t torvico - 7 days a waak. phone 742-6016. that's big on results today! Gann Rd. 0-24 Deepwood Dr. 65-155 646-3382 St., Manchester. Individuals with 3-6 years Quality work for vour all tor aircraft blades and retail experience, ability calculator skills ore help- . HINT MANCHESTER — Main homej Free estimates. E. Middle Tpke. SS8-B76 even Devon Dr. vanes. Atlanta, collect ful. Call for an appoint- > PART TIME HELP to work and motivate Value of property i Street store for rent. Insured. References. 643- Buttarnut Rd. III Edmund SL 61-83 1-404-921-5969. ment, 649-4332. created through its na WANTED - General others, desire to ad­ About 240 square feet. 7650. For Sale HOME AND Hickory Line all Edison Rd. all RN vance, ability to relocate tural qualities and TOWN OF MANCHCSm Full time position cleaning person. T o clean For more Information GAHDEN LCQAL NOTICI East Canter S I 156-202 even Fulton Rd. all RN - Public Health Nurse preferred. Interested FULLTIM E OFFICE PO­ through human vision J 8, B PAINTING-'Qual­ available 7:30-3:30 small shop and office. call 563-4438 or 529-7858. Tht Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public haorlngt on Hamlin SL all West Middle Tpke. 508-701 tor Home Visiting and candidates should send S ITIO N available In m a- ; ity and Service Is First!' IHOUSEHOLO (or RN with experi­ Hours negotiable. Re­ Monday, January 21,19S5 at 7:00 P.M. In the Hearing Room, Broad St. 42B only Community Health Pro­ confidential resume with nufacturing plant. • M A N C H E S TE R — Office Free estimates. 646-2192. DELIVERING RICH Lincoln Center, 494 Main Street, Manchester, CT tohearond Hirriion St. an ence or interest in spond to P.O. Box 127, GOODS grams. Full time. 35 hour salary history to Cindy Typing skills essential, t space. Ideal for accoun­ LO A M — 5 yards, $62 plus consider the following petitions; Roll SL 17-64 Canter St. 323-467 odd long term care, com­ Bolton,, C T 06040. IT ! M 1 ------TIRE COUNTRY, ^NC. - Request Special Ex­ work week with Compre­ Connolly, Fashion Bug, Looking for dependable, ■ tant, lawyer or sales of­ tax. Sand, gravel and Paarl 81. 113-164 Grliwold St. all petitive wages, excel­ ception In accordance with Article II, Section hensive Benefit Package. Trumbull Shopping Pork, self-starter. Two years I fice. Central location. IBUILOING/ stone. Coll 643-9504. 9.09 and Article IV, Section S.01.03 to permit ad­ Spruce St. 14-68 Lilac 81. all lent benefits includ­ CARPENTER - Expe­ USED REFRIGERA­ Call Community Health Trumbull, C T 06611. EOE. general office experience ~ Ample parking. Call 649- ICONTRACTING TORS, WASHERS, dition of two 40 ft. X S ft. X 8 ft. ttorage contain­ Hllllird SI 10-104 Trumbull 8t. all ing free insurance rienced Framer. Port Care Services at 228-9428. ers to store tires for retail sales In yard of exist- helpful. Training pro- • 2891. Ranges - clean, guaran­ Ing gasoline service station; ond reauest vari­ and free parking. time or full time. Own Serving Andover, Colum­ tools. Good wages. Call SECRETARY/BOOK- vided. Diversified duties.! teed, parts and service. ance of Article IV, Section 5.03.03 to reduce Contact DNS bia, Coventry, Hebron, FARRAND REMODEL­ west side yard to aparoxlmotely one foot (3S 643-7263. \ KEEPER - Small office, Include customer ser-_ MANCHESTER - 4 room Low prices. B.D. Pearl 8< Lorraine Manor Lebanon, and Marlbo­ IN G — Cabinets, roofing, feet required) ond to reduce reor yard to op* MANCHESTER HERALD 25 Lorraine St. diversified duties, ac­ vice. Competitive wages" BU8INE88 suite. Main St. located Son, 649 Moln Street, proxlmotelv three feet (30 feet required) losier- Hartford, C T 06105 rough. EOE. counts receivables, tele­ and fringe benefits. For) next to low offices. $300 gutters, room additions, 643-2171. mlt oddlllon of storage containers • 270 Middle PROPERTY decks, all types of remo­ Call Circulation Dept. 647-9946 233-8241 phones, recordkeeping, Interview, call 649-4192. per month includes heat. WANTED - Good home Turnpike West - Business Zone III. CHIROPRACTIC R E - some typing. All benefits. Allbrio Realty, 649-0917. deling and repairs. F R E E T W O LIVING R O O M PETER G. LOMBARDO, TRUSTEE - Appeal estimates. Fully Insured. for two cats. One long (rom the order of the Zoningmine Enforcement Of­ CEPTIONIST/BOOKKEE Coll 647-9137. DIRTBUSTER CLEAN­ MANCHESTER F O R CHAIRS - $75 each. Love hair all white, blue eves, ficer doted November 7, 1984 prohibitingli n g try Auto Soles, Middle- 750 Main St., Manchester, pairs and remodeling. entry and communica­ OFFICE SPACE AVAIL­ TO 0800, sza8 $2.86 fir licb dance Zone AA. town, 347-4471 or paid program offers up to C T 06040. Quality work. Referen­ ITIM 6 WILLIAM J. WININGER - Raqueit varloncaol tion skills In customer ABLE IN DOWNTOWN BUICK 1975 LE SABRE - pzttin, plin hr pzstigz aad Hartford, 525-5069. S20 per flat rate hour, plus ces, licensed and Insured. CAR RADIO — Excellent NO. 1080 Article 11, Section 16.13, Parmittad Uaea, toper- service. T y p in g 40-50 MANCHESTER - 500 Custom. Two door with zaaeilzf. mit ovmnaatlc and recreation bualneaa; and paid Incentives, weekly PART TIME DIS-- Call646S16S. condition. High powered. aut lim iltTT 0 SECRETARY — PART TIME and year end bonuses. We WPM. 100% paid benef­ Rentals square feet or possibly vinyl roof, auto, power raquaat variance ol Article 11, Section 16.13.01 OFFICE PARTS PERSON HWASHER and part time Includes Dolby NR, Bass to reduce tha aaat aide yard to zero feet (IS feet its. 11am to 8pm. Salary Ijn o square feet. Near steering, brakes. Very 1110 toe. sraSSlas WANTED - One or two also offer on Insurance counter help needed • DUMAS ELECTRIC — and Trebble controls and kaw Ystk, a.v. iteie required) and to reduce tha wait building line (9am - 2 pm) dependent on expe­ 1-84 Extension. Parking clean. $1,575. 649-3791. years experience receiv­ program, paid holidays, A p p ly Tocorral, 246 Lights dimming? Fuses m ore. $90. Call 646-1063 Prill Neas. M 4riit nlU ZIP to 37 faet (40 feet building line required) to per­ TYPIST ing, stocking ports and paid vocations, paid uni­ rience. Call Marge Gil­ Broad St., Manchester. „ IROOMS on premises. Call 649- COPE, M ill Mwiew «ie aba. mit tha conitructlon ot SS ft. x 100 ft. building - blowing? Repairs, Im­ otter 4;30pm. 1970 COUGAR XR7 - Good 497 Porker Street - Induatrlol Zona. checking Inventory. Ex­ forms, advancement op­ bert, 529-3204. E T C Per­ n I f OR RENT 2680. New FASHION with provements and addi­ condition. Must sell I At thia hearing Intaraated peraona may be heard and written cellent pay, benefits and portunities, and 0 strong sonnel, Inc. Photo-Gaide pattama in . Medi Mart Drug Stores, one of the Position requires good typing skills. EASY A S S E M B L Y tional circuits. Fully li­ ANTIQUE BUREAU, $1,200. Call 649-6352. all alia rangei, baa a communlcotlona received. Coplea of thaaa petitlona hove working conditions. Coll on going training pro­ MANCHESTER - Excel­ MANCHESTER, CEN­ Bedroom vanity and coot bean filed In tha Plonnino Office and moy be Inapacled dur­ Stop & Shop companies, has an Additional duties include filing, terminal W O R K I S600per 100. G u a -. TER STREET - Imme­ censed, Insu/ed. Call apecial Grace &>la CoUee- ing office houri. John Kollnowskl for ap­ gram. We need an ag­ EXPERIENCED DI­ ranteed payment. No ex- lent furnished room for 646-5253 anytime. rack. $99 for all, but will Uon for larger alies) plna- opening for a part time Secretary in RECT SALES PEOPLE - diate occupancy, ample 1972 BUICK ESTATE ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS data entry, and assisting receptionist with pointment. Town Si Coun­ gressive, dependable, ex­ perlence/No sales. De­ gentleman. Convenient sell separate. Call 643- 2 B O N US ConponsI Edward Coltmon, Secretary perienced person with a parking, 5 room office WAGON • Loaded. Runs our Mancheser Market office. Du­ try Auto Sales, Middle- see how MERRI-MAC'S tails, send self-addressed to everything. Parking. ROBERT E. JARVIS — 1516 otter 5:30pm. Doted at Mancheiter, CT thli 21at day of January, 1985. incoming telephone calls. strong technical back­ Gifts, Toys and Home suite, 2 restrooms. Frank good. $900 or best otter. 0394)1 ties include typing, correspon­ town, 347-4471 or stamped envelope; $48.00 weekly. 649-4003. Building 8, Remodeling Decor con DOUBLE your SplleckI, 643-2121. Coll 64641153. dence, filing, statistical analysis Hartford, 525-5069. ground and the desire to ELAN VITAL-173, 3418 Specialist. Addition, gar­ SK IER SI 100% wool pul­ Excellent wages and a noncontributory earn a large income. If Income! Start nowl Call GENTLEMEN ONLY - lover sweater. Cleon. Court of Probate, District of LBOAL NOTICE STRETCH YDUR buroer and telephone work. Benefits in­ Enterprise Road, Fort w n SSt ii ages, roofing, siding, kit­ Manchestar TOWN OP ANDOVER budoot Bv ualna one port ASSEMBLERS AND you hove been looking to 1-800-553-9077. Central location. Kitchen Very worm. Will tit me­ The 3rd quarterly Inatbllment benefit program including a pension plan. Pierce, Florida, 33450. 8pac« avallabl* in mini otflon chens, bathrooms, re- NOTICt OF HtAMNO toy axtindgr to four porta clude paid vacations, holidays and COIL WINDERS - Finger get Into a new car dealer­ privileges. Security and patk eft EiiN 84 o f »«84. Am pla placem.ent dium size mon or woman. ESTATE OF ot propertv taxes on the 1 Oc­ ship and get paid what porklna. n/t. fuNy ootpnM. tober 1983 Grand List ore due of mtot. Your tostg buds employee discount. dexterity necessary. Ex­ references required. 643- vo la i&n, Wrokm* pfotociod. windows/doors. Call 643- $40. 646-4995. REPOSSESSIONS MARCUS J. JONES, Apply in person or call 643-1101. CHURCH SECRETARY - BUSINESS deceased ond payable I Jonuory i985. won't bo obit to toll tho perience not necessary, you deserve, this m ay be 2693. ______• 2,300 t / f o fflo o 6712. Prioas ffoduoacl for Also, the Supolemantal Motor Mature, responsible per­ • 3,800 t/f offloo Pursuant to on order ot Hon. dlfforitnco, but your If interested in this position will train. 4 day week, 10 the position you have OPPORTUNITIES HOCKEY STICKS - $4 Quick U lo William E. FltiGerold, Vehicle taxes will ba due at An equal opportunity employer. son tor part time position oudpot wllll Boost your please call Mr. Bernie Tabol at 649- hour day, 7am-5:30pm. been waiting for. Apply In SH AR E 1