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20 - MANCHE*,TER HERALD. Tuesday, Feb. 26. 1985 SPORTS WEATHER BOLTON FOCUS BUSINESS Officials say director Merle Lassow cooks MHS hoop squads Clear, cold tonight; no change Thursday Company requests financing told them to keep feesl with expert’s touch emerge victorious page 9 ... page 2 Business ... page 2o| ... page 14 In Brief Seabrook fate now up to regulators ____I . . ___ 1. .-onMoct inr a s.M.'? Last Weekweek Harrison withdrew the conditions.conditions.” By Richard March the company's request lor a $525 Harrison said a regulator-set cap, Gerber reports earnings company's cost cap, citing regulatory United Press International million financing to complete it. would leave his company with a tough, SOUTH WINDSOR - Gerber Scientific Inc. has Instead of completion, opponents delays and cost uncertainties. reported record third-quarter and nine-month "Y ou must have known that these decision. The company would have to CONCORD, N.H. — Nearly three emphasized conservation methods that operating results. (hearings) could not be precisely choose whether it was worthwhile to. months after hearings opened. New they said could save consumers billions Consolidated net earnings for the third quarter finish Seabrook with a limited recovery^ Hampshire utility regulators now have of dollars and argued that electric rates timely. This is what troubles me the ended Jan. 31 were $6,293,000, an increase of 70 through rates. He said hearings tO; could be cheaper if the company most,” Commissioner John Nassikas iiaiuhpalpr Hrralft percent over net earnings of $3,698,000 for the to untangle the evidence to determine if determine a cap may be a better consumers need the Seabrook nuclear reorganized in bankruptcy told Harrison last week. “ I find it third quarter of iast year. Earnings per share starting point for the company. '' proceedings. somewhat incredible that you could not ...... * \A/AHnocriawWednesday, P a H Feb. 27, 1985 — Single copy: 25« wore 36 cents in this year’s third quarter, plant. Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Written briefs are scheduled for have known this.” Another thorny issue in the case ir compared to 23 cents last year. Sales for the third Hearings on the matter that had March 15 with reply briefs due by Harrison said the company was rate projections. The company has. quarter ended Jan. 31 increased 26 percent to begun Dec. 3 ended last week with March 22. Regulators will issue a ruling confident last summer the cap could be furnished stacks of projections incor­ $52,530,000, compared to $41,682,000 for the same Public Service Co. of New Hampshire President Robert Harrison saying his after that but have not given any met and never anticipated regulatory porating various scenarios and show­ period last year. company — Seabrook’s principal indication as to when. action would be so time-consuming. ing a doubling, tripling or near-’ . ‘.‘•■'At For the nine months ended Jan. 31, consolidated Differences of opinion in the case are “ Society has its process of regulation... quadrupling of rates depending on the' net earnings were $18,513,000, an Increase of 95 owner — had made its case for the project’s completion. not the only issues facing regulators. it adds cost,” Harrison said. scenario. Divisions percent over net earnings of $9,480,000 last year. Although Harrison could not quote a There is also the question of a Although opponents said they were Farm aid bill Earnings per share were $1.07 in this year’s first Most of the scenarios include an; consumer cost cap, which blew up in not surprised by the withdrawal of the nine months compared to 64 cents in the same final price tag for Seabrook’s first October 1986 in-service date for the. reactor, he said the company would the last week of the hearings. cost cap, regulators reacted differ­ period last year. Consolidated sales for the nine ently. All three Public Utilities Com­ reactor, which opponents say Is un-. face bankruptcy and the state’s elec­ Initially proposed by Public Service likely. Beyond that similarity, the; get new months ended Jan. 31 increased 33 percent to 2 Co., the cap would have limited the missioners questioned Harrison about $159,731,000 compared to $119,860,000 for the tricity needs would not be met if the 83 scenarios reflect different cost esti­ percent-complete project was amount of Seabrook’s cost the com­ it last Friday, leaving the impression previous year. they still considered a cap possible. mates, differences in the company s draws heat scrapped. pany could recover through electric customer base, how soon the rates are, Opponents countered during the rates. Last summer the company said ’’They can Impose reasonable condi­ ieaders Sales agreement reached tions on the financing,” said PUC brought into effect and whether or not. weeks of hearings that the uncertain­ it would seek to recover no more than the company will be able to recover Its- The Carlyie Johnson Machine Co., Main Street, Executive Director Wynn Arnold. “ If Bv Kathv Garmus ties over Seabrook’s cost and operation its share of M.5 billion, the estimated investment in other power projects. , Manchester, has finalized a distributor sales were not worth the risk of approving f n c t ♦tion n t Co-ibrook’s first reactor. they decided to approve, there could be Herald Reporter agreement with GMN George Muller Numburg of from Reagan West Germany. Carlyle Johnson will sell the The water-treatment laboratory 6 GMN series 400 and 1600models of Sprag clutches director and a Massachusetts man through existing national sales representatives have been hired to head the water Boston bank’s woes By Sonia Hllloren and stocking distributors. The distributor’s and sewer operations under a agreement covers the United States and Canada recent restructuring of the Water United Press International One state sends and became effective Jan. 1. and Sewer Department, depart­ WASHINGTON — President its legislature Sebert R. Armstrong, president of Carlyle put chill on merger ment administrator Robert J. Johnson, said the GMN agreement represents an Young announced today. Reagan will veto the farm credit — see page 7 exciting new direction for the company and one ■Kevin Walsh, the laboratory relief legislation if Congress att­ aches “ budget-busting” amend­ that will complement and strengthen the overall By Mllly M cLean "W e don’t want any clouds over director since 1979, was appointed “ Maxitorq” clutch line now manufactured by the. anything we do as far as banking goes water operations manager from ments to bail out banks and United Press International debt-ridden farmers, a White protest since the Great company. in Rhode Island. There may be among five applicants for the Depression. The Carlyle Johnson Machine Co. has been a absolutely nothing wrong, but we need $29,350-a-year-post. Assistant Gen­ House official announced today. PROVIDENCE, R.I. — A state Spokesman Larry Speakes also In support. Democratic Sens. major manufacturer of clutches and brakes since banking board will re-examine a to investigate it to be perfectly sure,” eral Manager Steven R. Werbner said Vice President Gwrge Bush John Melcher of Montana, Paul 1903, specializing in multiple disc clutches sold proposed merger between one of Rhode he said. said today. postponed a political trip to Texas Simon of Illinois, Tom Harkin of under the registered trade mark "Maxitorq.” Island’s largest banks and the Bank of The Board of Bank Incorporators has Robert Dusza Jr., superintend­ to preside over the Senate to Iowa and several House members Since 1978, the beginning of Armstrong’s Boston in light of recent legal problems final state approval over mergers. It ent of the Southbridge (Mass.) provide a tie-breaking vote on two will plant more than 200 crosses in presidency, the company has tripled its output at the Massachusetts bank. includes the attorney general, the state Sewage Treatment Plant, was Lafayette Square across from the and added three new buildings at the Main Street treasurer, the director of business appointed sewer operations man­ Democratic amendments, if ncc- Bank of Boston pleaded guilty White House, to mark the number location. Sprag clutches will be stocked at the administration, one state senator and ager from among seven candi­ UPl photo cesary, on measures whose out­ recently to federal felony charges for come he predicted will be close. of farms that fail each day. Manchester location. one state representative. dates, Werbner said. His salary The use of crosses to protest failure to report the transfer of $1.2 will be $24,458 a year, a news "The president’s advisers will be billion through Swiss banks, and was Joseph Barrett, a Hospital Trust vice farm failures is spreading across release said. Unwelcome water unanimous in recommending a Rogers reports records fined $500,000. Bank of Boston Chair­ president, said the reconsideration is the nation. The two positions were created veto of this budget-busting legis- Rogers Corp. has reported record sales of man William Brown also admitted an not the only thing holding up the The 103 South Dakota lawmak­ last year when the Board of laton,” Speakes said. "What’s $137,088,000 for 1984, up 25 percent from the organized crime family may have merger. He said the bank is also neighborhood. Rivers are expected to ers -- making the first trip by a Directors voted to place the water Residents and volunteers stand in front happened is the Democrats cried $109,943,000 in 1983. , laundered as much as $2 million in cash awaiting Federai Reserve Board ap­ crest in the area today, the National state law making body to petition and sewer field operations under of houses watching pumps force water deficit’ throughout the campaign Profits of $6,368,000, or $2.15 per share, proval, which hinges on a pending Congress on any matter — made through the bank. separate managers. Previously, out of their houses in Fort Wayne, Ind. Weather Service announced. all fall and the first thing they do is F exceeded those of any previous year and The Rhode Island Board of Bank Supreme Court case over the legality of send down billions and billions of their case for more help to workers reported directly to increased 36 percent from the $4,675,000, or $1.58 Incorporators last year approved a interstate banking agreements in New Normally, a small creek ru ns through the debt-strapped farmers to congres­ 'Young, who was then water and dollars in extra spending,” per share earned in 1983. Income before income plan by Bank of Boston to acquire England. sional and administration ieaders, sewer treatment manager. Speakes said. taxes was up 53 percent. He said he could not comment on the although Reagan refused their Rhode Island Hospital Trust, the 4 The restructuring was proposed The White House spokesman Sales in the fourth quarter were $35,835,000, up state’s third largest bank. But at the Bank of Boston problems, but he said, request for a meeting. because after Young was named devoted his regular morning news 28 percent from 1983’s final period, and net request of Attorney General Arlene “ As far as the situation they’re going High court endorses EPA Speaker Thomas O’Neill told Water and Sewer Administrator, briefing to a detailed attack income of $1,802,000 or 61 cents per share, rose 21 through now having an effect on the them. "Our hearts are with you.” Violet, the board agreed Monday to w; he had little time to deal with the against amendments by Sen. Ed­ percent from the 1983 quarter. merger, we have a legal contract to be South Dakota Gov. William reopen the case and examine the public because subordinate ward Zorinsky, D-Neb., to bail out Norman L. Greenman, president of Rogers, acquired by Bank of Boston, the terms Janklow, a Republican, likened his potential impact of Bank of Boston’s workers reported directly to him banks, and by Sen. Alan Dixon, said ‘ ‘With the 32 percent increase in shipments to of which don’t expire until the end of LegislaturobaZ’inisaioniMtics” who E problems at a hearing March 19. UPl photo with no manager between them. exemptions on water ruies D-lll., to provide loan guarantees the electronics industry, sales to that market 1985. sikccessfully lobbied Congress but "1 think this board should re­ Walsh and Dusza will report to that could cost $8.7 billion. grew to 76 percent of Rogers’ total volume, from came up short with Reagan’s examine the original approval in light “ We’re following the developments shall, four justices took exception Speakes also said the bill to 72 percent in 1983. Over the past 10 years. Rogers’ Young. waste — pollutants that have been Republican loyalists. of these developments, both to protect and do not feel at this time that the As water operations manager, By Elizabeth Olson to the court’s ruling, saying the which the amendments were att­ sales to the electronics market have grown afa 21 Windows for aircraft at least partially cleansed before Senate Republican leader Ro­ the Rhode Island public as well as the issues are a barrier to the proposed Walsh will manage the water .United Press International environmental agency had taken ached — an African famine relief percent compound rate. flowing into lakes and streams. bert Dole, saying, "There’s a lot of RIHT bank’s investors,” Violet wrote acquisition,” Barrett said. treatment and transmission and action "inconsistent with the clear spending request — also could be "The 53 percent improvement In pretax profits In a second opinion today, the hype going on,” delayed a Tuesday the board in a letter. The two banks signed a merger distribution sections of the water WASHINGTON — The Supreme intent of Congress” not to permit vetoed if Congress raises the for 1984 stemmed from Increased sales of Like something from a Jules Verne novel, this vacuum chamber Supreme Court, complying with vote on an amendment by Melcher She told reporters she considers the agreement more than a year ago which division. His appointment became Court ruled 5-4 today that the modification of water pollution administration’s $25 million sup­ products with better margins and more effective at PPG Industries' plant in Huntsville, Ala., is used to make the wishes of Congress, unanim­ dealing with the farm crisis, Bank of Boston disclosures "signifi­ provided for Bank of Boston to acquire effective Feb. 4, but the announce­ Environmental Protection Agency plemental request. manufacturing operations," Mr. Greenman said. ously ruled that money withheld standards. uncertain if he had the votes the cant” and believes the banking board all of Hospital Trust’s common stock. aircraft windows. An electrically conductive coating was may exempt individual industrial Justices Sandra Day O’Connor. The White House usually refuses ment was delayed until the sewer for income taxes and Social kill the measure. has a responsibility to ’’bring these Violet said she would like to hear applied in the unit to the stretched acrylic examined by Peter position had been filled. Werbner plants from national clean water Harry Blackmun and John Paul to announce in advance whether testimony from federal authorities. standards limiting the discharge of Security is part of a fam ily’s pending bills will be vetoed. Clinical laboratory opens people in and say, ‘What’s going on?” ’ Mullen. The acrylic will be fabricated into a cockpit window in said. income for the purposes of calcu­ Stevens also dissented from the DOLE WAS FACED W ITH at The banking board chairman. Sen. Hospital Trust, Bank of Boston and Walsh came to the town in 1976 as pollutants. ruUng which gives the EP A leeway The Watkins Centre Laboratory, a clinical various lawyers at the March 19 the first commercial application of a defogging coating on The ruling was a victory for the lating eligiblity for welfare grants. FARM RELIEF BILLS COME least three .Republlchn defectors Albert Russo, R-Hopkinton, said he a laboratory technician and was A lower court had ruled that to allow plants that discharge into who joined ^Deyocratlc front for laboratory .has opened in Suite A-2 of the Watkins shares Violet’s concern. hearing. plastic. „ promoted to laboratory, director in Reagan administration and the public waters to meet less string­ up in both houses amid an Centre Annex in Manchester. The laboratory states should consider net rather the measure, wnicli would provide ■ 1979, according to the news re­ chemical industry which had chal­ ent standards if they can show unprecedented lobbying campaign offers a full array of medical tests with routine than gross income when determin­ $100 million in interest subsidies lease. He has a bachelor’s degreee lenged a lower court’s determina­ their situation differs from other this week by Midwestern gover­ testing performed on the premises. ing eligibility and benefits. In for farm loans aimed at matching in biology from Southern Connecti­ tion that the government agency plants. nors and state lawmakers — The laboratory has been licensed by the state reversing that ruling, the Supreme interest reductions by banks. It cut State College and is currently could not grant variances from Industrial facilities can get a including the whole South Dakota and is approved by Medicare and major Ski resorts undaunted national rules for treating toxic Court acknowledged that Congress could be used for about $5 billion in working for a master’s degree in certain type of variance by show­ Legislature — that apparently already had enacted legislation to loans. insurance carriers. Engineering from the Hartford chemicals before they are dumped ing, for example, that complying moved Congress but did not budge into public waterways. settle the controversy. President Reagan. Dole threatened to talk “at Graduate Center. In the water pollution case; with national standards would length.” but Melcher said the GOP Klerstead |olns group As sewer operations manager, Although few such variances result in a pollutant removal cost An Ames, Iowa, rally today is by warm, wet weather have been given so far, industry Justice Byron White wrote for the expected to draw 15,000 to 30,000 Dusza will oversee the operation of "wholly out of proportion to the COVENTRY — George Klerstead of Klerstead majority that the high court should Please turn to page 8 the town’s sewage treatment plant complained it would be saddled costs considered by E P A in setting people and be the largest farm Insurance Agency has become a member of the not second guess E P A ’s interpre­ By United Press International ing swimming, saunas, exercise and sewage collection system. with very high costs if required to the national standard.” Professional Insurance Agents of Connecticut. tation of the Clean Water Act. rooms, tanning centers, racquetball and Dusza, who lives in Southbridge, meet national clean water stand­ The Natural Resource Defense The organization, representing more than 7,000 “ E P A ’s construction (of the Vermont ski areas, prompted by several conference centers. They constructed day has a bachelor’s degree in marine ards. But environmental groups Council challenged the E P A ’s independent agents, brokers and their employees warned that the companies were statute), fairly understood, is not spowless winters to give vacationers a few care centers, restaurants, lounges and biology fron. the University of New exemption policy in federal court. Finguerra seeks throughout the state, provides members with inconsistent with the language, more options, say they were undaunted by shopping centers. England and is studying for a simply trying to delay compliance The national environmental group services and products to keep them ahead of the goals or operation of the Act. Nor warm and wet weather during what is The downpour over the holiday didn’t master’s degree in environmental with standards ordered by the won a ruling by the 3rd U .S. Circuit rapid changes in the insurance industry begin until the closing weekend, leaving Clean Water Act. does the administration of E P A ’s typically their most lucratrive week. sciences and technology at the regulation undermine the will of Court of Appeals in Philadelphia Kierstead has been an insurance agent for 12 many areas with an unprecendented base of The statute directs the E P A to chamber’s backing Heavy rains saturated the state last Hartford Graduate Center. His that the E P A lacks the authority to years. He was an agent for Agway Insurance Co. set national standards for indus­ Congress.” week, but spokesmen said Monday skiers customers to build on. appointment becomes effective grant such variances. for 10‘A years. trial discharge of treated toxic Led by Justice Thurgood Mar­ showed up anyway to take advantage of March 11. development picture, Weiss of­ The opening weekend — Feb. 16-18 — By Alex GIrelli other activities. Instead of schussing down fered a humorous response. "H e ’s brought record crowds to Mount Snow, Herald Reporter License renewals Immanent the mountain, they chose to shop, skate or ready to break ground in two Stratton Mountain, Mt. Mansfield and ':s§' John Finguerra spoke to the weeks,” Weiss said, pointing to WETHERSFIELD — New and used car dealers just sit in a hot tub. Sugarbush. In fact, many areas said their new status Board of Directors of the Greater Finguerra. and repairers in Connecticut have until Thursday But even after the rains began, skiers PYKrate ayii cracks her first c a ^ as “ destination resorts” — with sports Manchester Chamber of Com­ Finguerra said the chamber to renew their annual licenses with the moved inside and stayed. centers and commercial areas — enabled merce this morning in an effort to visit was part of his ongoing effort Department of Motor Vehicles. of both parents when the case is Edward L. Simmons, director of the Dealers them to attract as large a turnout this year Smuggler’s Notch spokeswoman Carol Your n'ewspaper carrier depends HOUSTPN (OP« - P^Hce gain support for his plans to bu ild a to inform the community of his presented to a grand jury. 2 and Repairers Division, reminds dealers that as last In spite of the weather. Penberthy said the resort was booked solid pndiM k .)^ g private investiga­ shopping mall in Buckland. plans. He said his presentation this Both suspects were beiid held The idea for building destination resorts over the final weekend. She said most on his collections each week to tor wlw befriended a murder He said after the meeting that he morning was similar to the ones he they have only until closing time (7:30 p.m.) without bond In the Harris County Thursday to complete their transactions. came as a series of snowless winters forced people with reservations spent time in the I Mupect and got him to confess by sensed a positive attitude from made to the Kiwanis and Rotary ski areas to seek ways of keeping customers pay his bill, whether or not he conradng hun rile needed to know Jal chamber directors. Michael clubs recently. There will be no time extensions and anyone swimming pool or on the tennis courts. had been considered as a happy without skis. In southern Vermont, spokesman Randy. what be was biding before, she Belcher, chairman of the board, Finguerra said he also plans to operating without a license on or after March 1 suspect alt along. So had she," Ski areas produced their own answers by Schoonmaker said Mount Snow operated at has received payment from his could consider his marriage agreed. meet with the town’s Board of would be subject to arrest, Simmons said. Mosier said. "But there wasn’t building elaborate sports complexes offer­ 75 percent capacity. - But no vote was taken and no Directors. customers. When he doesn’t get ^*^^^e®d an excellent joh,"'Sgt. enough evidence." commitment made. Belcher said Finguerra said after this morn­ J.C. MdSier said Tuesday of Kim Paris, assigned to her first the executive board of the ing’s meeting that this area lacksa 6 major case, met West by going to paid, he has to dip into his P l^ , afr invrotigator with the chamber will meet March 13 to good middle-income fashion de­ Boon for buyers? his home and asking to see Cbde Wilson li^rnational Inves­ decide what stand to take on partment store. He said stores new "C harlie," a fictitious person. She pocket to make up the difference. titiv e li Security Services Finguerra’s request for support. to the area are looking to fill that struck up a conversation vrith Both Finguerra and the develop­ need. uTWrsonally have a groat deal West’s roommate. He invited her He said the Hartford area is a Homebuilder scheme eliminates middleman for drinks at a du b where they met ers of a competing project, called efrem eot for Mr., BBlson’s agency the Winchester mall, agree that metropolitan area with 800,000 a ^ f think they did a heck of a West. The meeting led to “two people and is understored. companies are using this home nonetheless has had phenomenal different geographical areas, with only one of the malls can succeed. By Brad Smith You can help keep a small months of dating by Paris and G. Fox and Co. and Sage-Alien financing method,” Feiner said. growth. the South and Southwest signifi­ Finguerra has argued that the United Press International s^lplriB, tSi cracked^ the double West. \‘V have both said they are committed "W e ’d like to think that in the The company was bom as a cantly better. We want to go into town would gain much more businessman from going under if "There eras never any pnAnise to locating in the Winchester Mall, country we are in the forefront of development firm in 1972 in the hot areas where the action is, economically from his develop­ DENVER — One stop shopping, rein, *■, *»r iwv^^ol sexual ^on ," ^ri* ^ • a commitment some people have the technique.” Denver, formed by developer but we also want to be efficient and ment because it will be entirely in the ultimate in convenient consu­ you pay your carrier when he ...... dates ended la st^ W a n te d to build a friendship and interpreted to mean that Winches­ Basically, Felner said, M.D.C. is Larry MIzel and German Immi­ control our growth,” he said. Manchester. The bulk of the merism, has found its place in the ^smit outbStkrmed armed ^gdn his cot^nce." ( , ter has made a big gain in the eliminating the middle man in the grant accountant Emil Hecht. "Where we’re concentrating is buildings in the Winchester Mall housing industry. Besides the calls to collect. Thank you. in her purse, In mid-February, West proposed competition. home financing equation — the Through most of the 70s, the firm on the right product. The right to Paris, but she told him ahe could would be in South Windsor. convenience, it also may save the jiblioe. who bad Finguerra has said he knew lender. He said the result to the was involved in the explosive location and the right product. We Finguerra said after this morn­ homebuyer dollars. ‘^^idvCstigatiao jrot cotriider marry ing him until he about a probable commitment buyer can be a lower mortgage Denver condominium market, but want to make a profit on every­ .q^ told her whatever It was that he ing’s meeting that he was asked shdddng dedualiuia of some good questions. Belcher said from G. Fox when he formally The Denver-based M.D.C. Corp. interest rate because M.D.C. has shifted to single-family homes. thing wedo. Whilewe’redoingthis, seemed to be hiding. , law yer dainieB Campbell those questions included some on announced his plans for the Buck- has become one of the nation’s lowered the cost of servicing the M.D.C.'s main focus now is on we’re trying to find as many " I had Worked it to the point that '!, Vilglhtas > financing the mall and some on the land development and was not fastest growing public companies loan. single-family homes (through additional profit centers as we can there was something David w a s . Even small budnessmiM [fe ta ted«to > West's capacity of public utilities, partic­ dissuaded by it. partly because of its aggressive It is tools like mortgage financ­ Richmond Homes), with land take advantage of. ' hiding and then later v red(redesigned to create its own seatbelts to buses already School officials are studying the Sinatra sues National Enquirer to people in completing basic tax forms 1040.1040A and 1040EZ at larate compartment. The metal equipped with passive restraint possibility of installing seatbelts a site al Lincoln Center. HE SAID he is not concernederned sulilifaces on the seats are uphol­ Sinatra claimed he suffered alcoholic. the 37 buses that transport town sy.stems. INDIO, Calif. (UPI) - Frank the pseudonym John Smith — for Terms of settlement were not The volunteers from Manchester Community College will also with whose bill reaches the Gover­ stered and cushioned. And the A seatbelt is more effective than more than $1 million damage public-school students. six days, paying $5,000 for the advise people on tax credits and deductions for which they may nor's desk, as long as one is backs of Ahe seals arc higher so passive restraint primarily when a Sinatra has sued the National revealed, but the Enquirer The Board of Education's trans­ sheep cell serum treatments. from each of the defendants and be eligible, said James E. Quinn, IRS District Director. eventually signed into iaw. that during an accident, a pas­ bus turns over onto its roof, he said. Enquirer for at least $13 million agreed to pay the couple and portion committee met Tuesday alleged commercial misappro­ Anyone planning to visit the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance "F o r me the important thing is to senger will not be thrown over the The belts keep the passengers over what the entertainer says is the 69-year-old singer was retract the story. evening, briefly discussed the priation of his name and like­ get .seatbelts into school hii'' < " back of the next seal. strspped in their seats instead oi a false article stating he went to a quoted in the story as saying, “ I Other celebrities who have site should bring their lax packages, last year's tax return, issue and planned to visit Green- ness, seeking $10million punitive In an accident, McCavanagh One theory supporting the con­ clinic in Switzerland for injec­ hate getting old. I wish to God I sued the paper include Rory W-2 forms and all other tax records concerning income and burgh, N.Y., where a school letting them be tossed about. damages as well as lawyer and contends, school buses are more cept — also known as the pa.ssive But the belts are dangerous if the tions of a youth serum made could .start all over again.” Calhoun, Ed McMahon, Helen deductions. district already has installed seat- court fees and all profits made dangerous than cars because of restraint system — is that during bus rolls over and catches fire, he from sheep cells, court records The site is open Monday. Thursday and Saturday. Hours on belts in buses. Susan Reynolds, a spokeswo­ from the article. Reddy and Carol Burnett. an accident, a passenger's entire Mondays and Thursdays are from 6 to 9 p.m. Saturdays the Committee members say they their many exposed metal surfa­ said. show. man for Sinatra’s publicist, Lee Burnett initially won a $1.6 body will be thrown toward, The National Enquirer has center is open from 11 a.m. t(yi p.m. hope to make a recommendation to ces. "It's like riding around in a tin The suit filed late Monday in Solters, confirmed the suit had million award against the tab­ against the cushioned scat. DANGLING FROM THEIR been sued by celebrities several the school board on the matter can as far as I'm concerned." Superior Court and made public been filed but refused comment. loid, but a judge later ruled it But town officials claim the With more surface area thrust SEATS, small children would times in the past. MCC gets new faculty sometime near the end of the The lawyers who filed it, Peter excessive and reduced it by half. evidence on the safety record of evenly against the seat the chances probably be unable to release their Tuesday, named the super­ school year. In April 1984, actress-singer She contended the newspaper of a serious head injury arc less market tabloid. Clinic La Prairie Clinco and Thomas Slovack, Christine Durham and Nance Castillo, both of Hartford, have Meanwhile, Rep. James R. seatbelts in school buses is belts and escape the bus, he said. lied by saying she was drunk in a than if a passenger was restrained Thrall added that for the past 38 and its New Jersey subsidiary. were unavailable for comment. Shirley Jones settled a $20 been named to faculty positions at Manchester Community McCavanagh, D-Manchester, dep­ inconclusive. million suit against the tabloid Washington restaurant. "Because of the amount of by a seatbelt and his upper body years — as long as the state has La Prairie Inc. The suit said Sinatra, who lives College. . ■ uty ranking member of the Gen­ “ I hope it’s enough to teach were whipped toward, permitting kept records on the issue — not in the Palm Springs desert resort over an October 1979 article that Durham has been appointed a full-time instructor in the eral Assembly's public safety information both pro and con there The suit said the article, them a lesson that they just can’t only his head to strike the surface. once would a seatbelt have pre­ area near Indio, had unsuccess­ said the womanizing behavior of FRANK SINATRA’S HAD IT business administration program at MCC. Castillo has been committee, has proposed a bill is no definite conclusion that published last October, falsely run around lying about people,” seatbelts are going to make it any Of the town's 37 buses, 20 of the vented the death of a passenger ol fully demanded a retraction her husband, Marty Ingels, had named assistant professor of law and coordinator of the legal which would require all school stated that Sinatra stayed at the Burnett said. . . and he’s suing the Enquirer safer for the passengers in buses,” newest ones Sre designed using the a school bus in Connecticut. from the tabloid. forced her to become an buses in the state to be equipped Swiss clinic — registered under assistant program. said Business Manager Ray De- passsive restraint system. Most accidents, he said, have Durham is a former part-time MCC instructor of manage­ with seatbelts. occurred outside the bus. with ments, marketing and finance. She has been employed as a But school officials say their Mers. Some experts favor a newer MASON TH R ALL, general man either the bus or a passing car consultant with L A. Johnson Associates. Washington, D.C., and investigation is separate from any ager of Manchester Bus Service action the state may take. saftey concept in school. buses hitting a person. Weather as assistant manager at Service Federal Savings, Chicago. She Inc., which operates the buses, Thrall said he favors the passive "This is somthing we're going to called compartmentalization over P e op letalk holds bachelor's and m aster's degrees in management from the the more traditional seatbelt said the remaining 17 bu.ses, restraint system to seatbelts, do on our own,” said board University of Massachusetts, Amherst. designed without any restraint primarily for practical reasons. member Francis E. Maffe, chair­ option. Today’s forecast Castillo was formerly employed as an attorney in firms in Compartmentalization applies a systems, are going to be elimi­ "You can put them in the buses, man of the transportation Wethersfield and Niantic. She is chairwoman of the U'gislation nated from the district's fleet in but you're not going to get the kids Connecticut, Massachusetts committee. sort of rubber room theory to the Heavyweight entertainment Committee for the Capitol Region Business and Professional June. They will be replaced with and Rhode Island: Tonight: McCavanagh said he is aware / school bus. Passengers can be to wear them," he said. ♦ nc-pori .»rrtnnH wilh 3 dccrcascd new buses equipped wilh the the The Japanese are hoping that sumo wrestling clearing, windy and colder. Lows Women's Club Inc. that other similar bills have been will be as big as sushi, Sony and small cars after a in the teens and 20s. Thursday: three-day tournament in New York and Washing­ sunny and colder. Highs in the MCC breaks blood record ton this June, which will mark the first time the 30s. Manchester Community College collected 89 pints of blood in a Official says Multi-Circuits plans indefinite 1,500-year-old sport has been staged in the Maine: Clear, windy and recent collection drive, according to Deborah Craig, student eastern United States. colder tonight. Lows zero to 20. action. "In our mind, it (sumo wrestling) symbolizes chairwoman of the event. The collection broke the college s office and storage space at the further scattered all over town Mostly sunny Thursday. High 20 Construction of office and stor­ before Tyco Laboratories of Exe­ One of the neighbors, Roger our culture and also our traditions," Japanese previous record of 80 pints. HnrrUnn street plant. He said the to 30. age facilities at Multi-Circuits' ter, N.H., acquired Multi-Circuits Lajoic of 141 Pearl St., comment­ Consul General Hldetoshl Ukawa said in New More than 100 students, staff and faculty members Harrison Street plant is still in the same things to a neighborhood ing on the effect of Multi-Circuits York. "In the heart of the Japanese, it has a place New Hampshire: Clear, windy participated in the blood drive, including 15 deferments, Craig, group recently. last May. He said the company and colder tonight. Lows zero to planning stage, according to facili­ would like to complete consolida­ continued expansion plans on the similar to that of baseball in this country. By the The company also wants to neighborhood at Monday’s public 20. Mostly sunny Thursday. ties manager Raymond Toman. tion efforts in two years. end of it, I hope that sumo — like sushi and The next blood drives to be conducted by the American Red Toman would not confirm Mon­ remove parking from the street, hearing, said, "We might as well Highs 20 to 30. Former Mulli-Circuits facilities sushimi — will come to be accepted household Cross in Manchester will be March 18 from noon to 5 p.m. at day whether the 17,000-square-foot Toman said. A possible location for on Summit Street and on Hartford keep on going.” Vermont; Clearing and quite Concordia Lutheran Church, 40 Pitkin St. and March 26 from 8, .30 the parking would be the site of the building would be built where the Road have been clo.scd and all the The neighbors claim that Multi- The tournament will feature 38 of the rotund but cold tonight. Lows zero to 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at East Catholic High School. garage, but Toman said that there former town garage stands at the company's offices have been relo­ Circuits has gone back on agree­ agile wrestlers and require elaborate measures north and 15 to 25 south. Sunny Red Cross officials suggest that people wishing to donate blood corner of Harrison and Center are "about eight different ways we ments made with the town when it but chilly Thursday. Highs in the cated to new facilities on Adams such as 38 tons oMpecially prepared sand and the call the Manchester office at 643-5111 to make an appointment. streets. He told the Zoning Board of can go." acquired the former Parks Depart­ shipment of a 2-ton ceremonial roof from Japan. 1 30s. Toman said the company is Street, Toman said. Appeals Monday night that the Maintenance headquarters are ment garage. next step in Multi-Circuits' expan­ actively pursuing efforts to consol­ Tenants bill to be heard still located on Woodland Street One condition of the sale last sion plans is to get some additional idate its facilities, which were year was that Multi-Circuits Cold comes charging In and .storage facilities are on The solitary chipmunk Extended outlook The House Judiciary Committee voted 12-8 last Friday to Sheldon Road, which leaves Multi- agreed not to build a planned Tonight: clearing, windy and colder. Lows in the teens and low 20s. conduct a public hearing on a tenants' rights bill which a Circuits’ trucks "all over town,” 8,700-square-foot addition to the Lawrence Wlsbner has seen a chipmunk scowl. Extended outlook for New Harrison Street plant, although it Winds northwest diminishing to 10 to 15 mph late at night. Thursday, Manchester tenants group has been strongly supporting. Toman said. He has seen them mate and fight. The whimsical England F riday through Sun­ Pedestrian gets ticket sunny and colder. Highs in the 30s. Outlook Friday, sunny and milder. The Lease Renewal Act would allow tenants the right to renew Ideally, Toman said, all aspects reserved the right to build a Wishner spent six years studying chipmunks in day: Today's weather picture was drawn by Scott Smith, 10, of 79% Spring their leases unless they have not paid their rent or have violled a minutes later from a friend's house of the operation should be in one pollution control facility of not his backyard near Fredericksburg, Va. Then he Connecticut, Massachusetts A Bolton man earned an infrac­ St., Rockville, a fourth grader at the Cornerstone Christian Church. lease or other rules. It would allow eviction only under restricted about a half mile from the scene of location. But he de.scribed the more than 1,7.30 square feet. wrote the book "Eastern Chipmunks, Secrets of and Rhode Island: Fair weather tion ticket in Manchester late The deed also specified that circumstances. ' u r Monday afternoon after police said the accident, police said. main plant on Harrison Street as Their Solitary Lives.” with a warming trend through State Rep. James McCavanagh, D-Manchester, a membei ol Vranas told police she did not Multi-Circuits would not use the "They really are quite private.” he said at a UPI photo he walked into traffic on Main "packed in." the period. Daytim e highs 35 to 45 the Judiciary Committee, indicated his support for bringing the stop al the scene because she was That argument was one of the part of the land not occupied by the lecture in the Museum of Natural History in Street in Manchester and ran into a Friday, and 45 to 55 Saturday and frightened by Carter's actions and arguments presented to the ZBA garage for parking and would not Washington Monday night of the chipmunks he The taste of success bill to hearing to the new Manchester Tenants Housing CJoalilion. car, sustaining minor injuries. Sunday. Overnight lows in the by the car that started to follow her Monday night for construction of a build an addition to the garage for endowed with such names as Lady Cheltenham Members were encouraged by McCavanagh s commitment to Ronald D. Carter, 37, of ItA “ Weird A l" Yankovic eats his Grammy Award 20s and 30s. after the collision. steam-generator building adja­ al least one year from July 2,1984. and Gustavus Adolphus. "They do not suffer one support the hearing, although he told the Herald it does not Stony Road, Bolton, was charged at the Tuesday night ceremonies. Yankovic won Maine and New Hampshire: cent to the plant The ZBA agreed The purpose of the latter restric­ another graciously.” necessarily mean he will support the bill if it comes to the House with reckless use of the highway by for his song "E a t It,” which was a parody ol the Fair and warmer. Lows in the to grant the variance to allow the tion was to give the town and the He had sent the book to the Smithsonian song, “ Beat It.” Yankovic w on for vote. a pedestrian. Police said he started company a chance to assess the teens Friday morning warming across Main Street inthe middle of generator, but neighboring resi­ Institution, which checked it out with its experts for Best Comedy Recording. For more on the 1985 For the Record parking situation. into the 20s by Sunday morning. the block and collided wilh a car. dents were not happy about that before publishing it. "They found it altogether Grammy Awards, see page 16. Board OKs layoff list sound and thorough." a Smithsonian official said. Highs in the 30s and low 40s The driver. Dorothy M.Vranas, 60, friday rising into the 40s and low Members of the Manchester Board of Education unanimously of 829 Main St., was not charged. A statement by David Howe at "Outside of a little levity which offended them.” Thursday's meeting of the Man­ 50s by Sunday. approved a list of 12 teaching staff layoffs for the 1985-86 school Carter was examined for possi­ I Vermont: Fair and dry with a year at their meeting Monday. The list had been submitted by ble injuries at Manchester Memor­ chester Tenants Housing Coalition 260 NO MAIN St should have said that his complaint warming trend. Highs 35 to 45 Superintendent of Schools James P. Kennedy. ial Hospital, but was discharged > MANCHESTER. r,T was for harassment by his the Friday, in the 40s Saturday, and Assistant Superintendent Wilson E. Deakin said he expects to without treatment, a hospital Double the NORTHWAY Who’s got the Inittons? School of musical knowledge manager of the Beechwood Apart­ 45 to 55 Sunday. Lows 25 to 35. notify at least half of the teachers in the coming months that their spokeswoman said. p l a z a The comic strip character Nancy made a big ments for an attempt in January to Billy Joel and Willie Nelson are teaming up for contracts for 1985-86 will be renewed. He added that he expect^s to Vranas told police Carter walked Value of Your impression at the Harristown, III., Button collect rent due from last August. the good of the music industry by doing four rehire most of the other teachers by the start of the 1985-86 school out into the road from between two Museum. The museum has buttons from Captain public service radio spots ^ to promote school parked cars and punched her The article incorrectly slated that Coupons Kangaroo, economist Milton Friedman, Ted music programs. The ads. produced by the year. Howe was being evicted. Long Island Sound Deakin said he expects to rehire t he teachers as others retire or window as she drove by, police Kennedy, Bill Cosby, Clint Eastwood and Johnny American Federation of Musicians, will air said. But police said witne.sses told Details In Store Carson but elementary school teacher Kathleen nationally between late February and mid-April. The National Weather Service take leaves of absence. . . , „ f them that Carter fell to the ground On page II of Tue.sday's Man­ Deakin said the district is forced to make the layoffs because of • HOMt OF Jensen says the buttons from cartoonist Jerry "Many more kids can learn to play an forecast for Long Island Sound to and yelled for someone to follow chester Herald, picture captions I DcnpiPFOPlt I PI FFASFP.S Scott were the most original. declining school enrollment, a large number of tenured teachers instrument than pass a football or slam-dunk." Watch Hill, R.I. and Montauk Vranas's car. incorrectly identified the roles Play Circus “ I wanted to do something neat for the kids,” said Victor Fnenlealba, president of the AFM, the Point: Satellite view returning from sabbaticals and unpredictable enrollment in Police said a witness followed assigned to the stars of "Cagney & Bingo at Scott said. " I took two black buttons from one of world’s largest union of performing artists. Small craft advisory in effect. elective courses at Manchester High School. her car and got the license plate Lacey." Actress Sharon Gless MM Itim my favorite old sweaters and uSed them for Country singer Janie Fricke also is furthering Winds southwest shifting to the Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a m. EST shows Kennedy said the action is unrelated to the teachers number as she drove away. Vranas plays Cagney and actress Tyne Andy’s and AnilNili Tlwrs., Fib. 21, Nancy’s eyes in my drawing.” musical education by starting an annual $1,000 northwest and increasing to ^ frontal shower and rain clouds stretching from eastern Texas to preform ance in the classroom. called the police station a few Daly plays Lacey. FfI., MiFcb h i ' Jensen had her special education students Win up to scholarship at her alma mater, Indiana Univer­ knots to 30 knots and gusty this Alabama. While to the north, frontal precipitation clouds cover the Sil. Mitcb 2kI write celebrities asking for buttons as a means to sity. Another country singer, Lee Greenwood, is Ohio Valley and central Great Lakes. High, non-precipitation clouds *1,000______inspire them to write better letters. "Many of my afternoon and tonight. West 10 doing public service announcements, too, but his out west fan out across northern California, Nevada and the northern special ed students feel that because of their knots to 20 knots Thursday. will be for the Internal Revenue Service. Visibility increasing to 5 miles or and central Rockies. learning problems they can’t communicate Greenwood jokingly suggested his songs better this afternoon through effectively but the museum project has helped not “ I.O.U." and "F ool’s Gold” be used forthemusic Fire Calls only with the writing, it’s also been a tremendous Thursday. 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Ft-b. 27, 1985 Labor bills draw crowd at Capitol Connecticut state's prevailing wage laws, where „ - ______DpaHinckpitDeadlocked municipalmunicioal labor disputes are just trying to play a little pontraclorsonmunicipcontractors on municipal contracts are U.S./World Feds credit bug By Lydo Phillips are now decided through binding catch-up,” he said. required to pay union scale wages on In Brief United Press International “1 think we’re caught up," Driscoll arbitration. projects above a certain dollar value. In Brief D O T says turnpike span O K Rep. Joseph Adamo, D-West Haven, countered. A proposed bill would raise the limit HARTFORD — Nearly 200 workers CCM spokesan James Fi.iley said the for the prevailing wage to take effect to showed up at a legislative hearing to criticized the bill, saying, "Leaving it in iy/iafia snare STRATFORD — An inspection of the Connecti­ to the employer is just not allowing the binding arbitration process "places $500,000 for new construction and voice support for laws reguiring far-reaching power in the hands of a cut Turnpike bridge over the Housatonic River right to strike.” $10,000 for renovation. Lufthansa plane hlfacked Castellano, who had already posted has revealed no safety problems, despite chunks binding arbitration in municipal labor A series of other bills would require person not elected by the people, not Weichsel called the prevailing wage By Ellon Cotes of concrete falling from beneath the span, disputes and payitient of prevailing accoutable to elected officials, and not FRANKFURT. West Germany — Hijackers United Press Internotlonol $2 million bail for a previous racketeer­ arbitrators to state in writing the law "the most mythological law you ing indictment, posted another $2 officials said. wages on public works projects. specific standards or reasons for necessarily a resident of the have. It cures abuses that do not exist. commandeered a Lufthansa airliner with 53 Concrete has broken loose from beneath the But town managers and representa­ community.” passengers on board today shortly after takwff NEW YORK — Federal lawmen million bail Tuesday and went free. making an award and would add more He said it creates a two-tiered Salerno also posted 82 million and was median of the Moses Wheeler bridge and tives of the Connecticut Conference of Finley said this "effectively emascu­ minimum wage law and favors the 20 from Frankfurt en route for Damascus, Syria, credited a bug planted in the shiny Municipalities were equally vociferous (actors of a community’s ability to pay released. smashed to pieces behind a Stratford shopping that the arbitrator must consider. lates municipal government.” percent of workers who belong to aviation officials said. . black Jaguar of a Mafia chieftain and center, but the state Department of Transporta­ in their opposition to the laws, which A spokesman for the Transportation Ministry mobsters who broke a strict code of Corallo complained of illness and New London City Manager C. Fran­ But Rep. Frederick A. Gelsi, D- unions over the 80 percent who do not. was hospitalized. Rastelli and Langella tion said no structural problems were found. Southington Town Manager John cis Driscoll said arbitrators in recent Enfield, said "before (the law was p as "It's the most undemocratic thing I’ve in Bonn confirmed the Boeing 727 was taken oyer silence for cracking the ’’commission’ 'The unscheduled inspection Tuesday was Weichsel called "asinine” and CCM by hijackers between Frankfurt and its first — a board of directors of th6 nation’s were already jailed on earlier charges. years have awarded salary increases s e d) the municipalities ever heard," The arrests stem from a 19-month described as a precaution and the agency said it said are among “the most onerous of an average 8 percent annually, move, refused to negotiate We had stopover in Munich. five most powerful godfathers. had no plans to close the bridge built in 1959 to state mandates on cities and town^ Glastonbury Town Manager Richard A spokesman for police in Vienna said the plane Those named in the 15-count racket­ investigation on Long Island by fed­ “double the consumer price index.” nothing but chaos. We should never go eral, state and city law enforcement span the river between Stratford and Milford. The Legislature’s Labor and Public S. Borden Jr. said the law should be was circling over the Austrian capital. eering indictment that was unsealed Employees Committee heard more "The good news is the law is seldom back to that." repealed or the limit raised to $5 He said the hijackers were two people of Tuesday included the bosses of the agencies. Agents planted an electronic listen­ Woman raps gang wars than three hours of testimony Tuesday being used. The bad news is the Betty Tianti, secretary-treasurer of million. unknown nationality armed with broken bottles Gamblno, Bonanno, Genovese, Co­ on the proposed legislation, which contracts do not reflect the market, the state AFL-CIO, testified in favor of and demanding asylum in Austria. lombo and Lucchese crime families. ing device in Corallo’s chauffeured NEW HAVEN — Two teenage girls wounded by Gelsi said the law was designed to Jaguar March-18. 1983, while Corallo includes changes in the binding arbi­ Driscoll said. the existing binding arbitration laws. Later the plane landed in Vienna and police said The indictment also named the a shotgun blast were innocent victims of gang tration laws passed in 1975. "We need some finality,” she said. "It prevent workers from outside the state attended a dinner dance given by a :';i. - i • ! . Rep. William A. Kiner, D-Enfield, from coming to Connecticut to work the hijackers were two Syrians. families’ top underbosses. warfare, said the grandmother of one of the girls, One bill would return to public has yvorked. I don’t think we should "The major muscle of organized sanitation industry association. The and not the victims of an assailant firing at asked whether Driscoll would apply the and then "grabbing their bucks and bug tap^ Corallo and other mob employees the right to strike except same logic when inflation was higher. touch it.” Amtrak cops call ‘sick-ln’ crime has now been brought to the bar random. when municipal leaders decide the Tianti also testified in favor of the then running back to Canada." of justice," said FBI Director William figures discussing the "commission” “It’s just a bunch of gangs,” said Jean Cobb public bp->Uh 9"'* «9fety is endangered. "Maybe these ipip-'i employees NEW YORK — Amtrak police officers, working Webster, hailing the indictment as and other Mafia business, state author­ Tuesday. ’’They’re just one gang after another without a contract for about two years, are calling "historic” in the long war against the ities said. gang. I don’t think they even knew the girls. 1 in sick today in the Northeast to protest what they notorious criminal brotherhood. In addition, Giuliani said investiga­ think they thought it it was another gang." Police defend call unfair labor practices, union officials said. It was the first time law enforcement tors convinced 30 witnesses to break ’The two girls, one 14 and the other 17, were Chairmen differ on use An Amtrak spokesmao confirmed the job officials had been able to tie together in the Mafia’s strict code of silence. ' wounded Monday at 9.30 p.m. in the hallway of a sitting on file 2 action, saying it appeared to be isolated at New one indictment the five bosses of the The indictment details the rise of the Dixwell Avenue building where the 17-year-old 2 York's Penn Station, where "some workers have powerful Mafia families, a coalition Mafia at the turn of the century and the lives with Mrs. Cobb. The younger girl lives HARTFORD (UPI) — State police invoked a called in sick,” .■ .i, , that supervises criminal activities in creation in 1931 of the "commission” — elsewhere. Police declined to identify either girl. a crime board of directors that of subpoenaed documents state law to defend their refusal to release "There’s a midnight shift and apparently they the nation’s largest city. The younger girl remained in stable condition investigative files containing allegations about a (officers) haven’t shown up for work, ’ spokes­ maintained order among the nation’s It was the most spectacular one-day Tuesday at the Hospital of St. Raphael. She was Giles said last week he believes the committee former Waterbury prosecutor accused of taking man John Jacobsen said. “But we have received sweep against the Mafia since the raid bellicose Mafia families. treated (or pellet wounds lo the right arm, chest By Mark A. Dupuis no grievances or notice of any strike. and abdomen. Cobb’s 17-year-old granddaughter United Press International should should send the documents back to McGuigain bribes. on a conclave of crime lords at The "commission” authorized the without even having its co-chairmen review the A state police officer and an assistant attorney He refused, for security reasons, to give the Apalachin, N.Y., Nov. 14, 1957. executions of troublesome members, M received treatment at Yale-New Haven Hospital general said Tuesday the law clearly allows the number of police who have called in sick or how HARTFORD — The chairmen of the Legislature’s materials. The massive indictment of the city s the indictment said, including the 1979 for thigh wounds. Eaton said Tuesday he agrees he and Giles should Statewide Organized Crime Investigative Task 7 many usually are assigned to the area. Anitrak crime lords was the latest salvo in the murder of Carmine Galante, boss of the program review committee agree they shouldn’t even Force to withhold material it collected on former not look at the documents and although sending them 7 police patrol tracks, trains and terminals to government’s war on organized crime Bonanno crime family. Cheater faces sentencing look at controversial documents obtained by the Assistant State’s Attorney Arthur M. McDonald. protect passengers and property. panel’s former chairman dealing with allegations of back to McGuigan is one option, he would prefer to and U.S. Attorney Rudolph Giuliani Its leaders regulated criminal activi­ HARTFORD — A former owner of a Prospect turn them over to a proposed legislative commission. Sgt. Bruce Haines, acting commander of The city police department was notified to said prosecutors did not intend to allow corruption. SOCITF, said release of the information could provide assistance if necessary, Jacobsen said. ties, including drug trafficking, prosti­ nursing home will be sentenced next month on a Eaton said he will first obtain legal advice on new factions to rise. tution, labor racketeering, loan shark­ charge he cheated the state out of more than However, Sen. Richard S. Eaton, R-Guilford, and options for the disposition of the documents but at this make informants less willing to provide infonna- "We have to hit them high, hit them ing and gambling, Webster said. $39,000 by collecting Medicaid reimbursements Rep. Abraham L. Giles, D-Hartford, may be at odds point believes the documents should be turned over to tion to police and hamper efforts to investjgartc low, and hit them in the middle," he for personal expenses. over what the committee should do with the the commission if and when it is created. crime. , . Egyptian envoy sees Peres said. "We just can’t go for the head.” A spin-off of the "commission” was UPl photo Anthony 0. Guastaferri, 64, former co-owner documents obtained from Chief State s Attorney “I want these documents to be in the proper and "I think it definitely interferes with the JERUSALEM — An Egyptian envoy met with Among those arrested was "boss of "The Club.” he said, an extortion ring and administrator of the Prospect Restorative Austin J. McGuigan. lawful forum so that it can be determined whether collection of data in criminal cases,” Haines told Israeli Prime Minister Shimon Peres for about bosses” Paul "Big Paul” Castellano, that dominated New York’s concrete After posting bail, two reputed godfathers of the nation’s mtjst Health Center, pleaded no contest Tuesday to one The documents, which involve allegations of they are accurate, complete and properly utilized,” Judith A. Lahey, chairman of the state Freedom head of the Gambino family; Anthony industry, receiving more than $1 five hours and presented Egypt’s ideas for powerful Mafia families leave a New York court Tuesday \with count of first-degree larceny, the chief state s corruption involving the state Department of Eaton said. "That's my only aim ” of Information Commission. advancing the Middle East peace process, Israel "Fat Tony" Salerno, reputed head of million in payoffs. attorney’s office said. Transportation, were provided by McGuigan under a The Senate is expected to approve a resolution Lahey served as a hearing officer on a request the Genovese family; Anthony “Tony associates after they were named in a single racketeering Radio said today. The Tuesday indictment was part of Guastaferri was arrested Dec. 21, 1984, and subpoena issued by Sen. Fred H. Lovegrove, Wednesday to create the 10-member commission, from The Hartford Courant for material collected The envoy, identified in Israeli news reports as Ducks” Corallo, reputed leader of the indictment as overlords of a Crime Commission. Shown leaving charged with defrauding the state Department of R-Fairfield. which would investigate the criminal justice system by SOCITF about McDonald, who is being Lucchese family; Philip “Rusty” a national crackdown against the Osama el-Baz, the chief political adviser to Mafia announced by Presdent Reagan court, at top, is Gambino family head Paul “Big Paul’ Income Maintenance out of more than $39,853 Lovegrove received the documents as co-chairman and the allegations involving the DOT, investigated by a one-man grand jury for President Hosnl Mubarak, offered no new Rastelli, reputed head of the Bonanno between 1980 and 1982. Guastaferri entered the no of the Program Review and Investigations Commit­ Democrats have opposed the planned makeup of the allegedly taking bribes. family; and Gennaro "Gerry Lang in 1982. In the past year, officials have Castellano, left, and at bottom, Genovese family head Anthony proposals and repeated Egypt’s request for the indicted more than 300 organized contest plea before Hartford Superior Court tee, but was removed from the panel by Senate commission, which would have six Republican John J. Kelly, state’s attorney for the return of Taba at the southernmost tip of Israel, Langella, reputed acting boss of the "Fat Tony” Salerno (with cigar). Judge Edward Y. O’Connell, who set sentencing Republican leaders upset with his handling of the members and two Democrats. Ansonia-Milford Judicial District and the special Colombouoiomoo family.lamiiy. ------members in New York. the report said. (or April 15. materials. Democratic leaders want either a commission prosecutor working with the grand juror, Taba is the most important of 15 parcels of land evenly split between the two parties or to have the Superior Court Judge Martin L. McKeever, also that remain in dispute after Israel returned the With Lovegrove off the committee, the panel voted opposed the newspaper’s request for the Funds sought for zoo ■ last week to have Giles and Eaton review the program review committee, which is evenly split Sinai to Egypt In 1982 as part of their 1979 Camp between the parties and has a co-chairman from each, documents. Senator says U.S. didn’t pursue Mengele HARTFORD — Supporters of the Beardsley documents with its executive director and recom­ David peace treaty. do the investigation. The report said that after the meeting, which -- . At .. a______news____ conference,t __ _ the two Zoological Gardens in Bridgeport urged legisla­ mendIlieilU whatW lldl theUIC committee should ...... do...... with them.- ^ believed living in Paraguay. Mengele, who has eluded pursuers tors to provide state aid to spruce up the last zoo in ended at about 1 a.m., el-Baz returned to Egypt By JudI Hasson for 40 years, was the physician at the senators released 28 pages of heavily and Assistant Foreign Minister Abdel-Halim United Press International “I am not suggesting a sinister censored documents showing the Uni­ Connecticut...... motivation,” Specter said. "I am Nazi concentration camp SI Auschwitz, At a public hearing before the Legislature s F Badawi planned to arrive later in the day to Poland, and was called the "Angel of ted States knew Mengele, using the Witness describes Fargo robbery to jury suggesting negligence.” F continue the talks. WASHINGTON — America’s failure name Dr. Henrique Wollman, and Environment Committee Tuesday, Bridgeport CIA spokeswoman Kathy Pherson Death” for his role in choosing who Parks Director Richard Porto said the zoo draws The robbery ic is ihothe Qoonnrlsecond biffflestbiggest cash heist in to track down fugitive Nazi war lived and who died there. others were "heavily involved in was found abandoned shortly after the heist outside a criminal Josef Mengele amounts to a disputed the charge and said the narcotics traffic” in the early 1970s. over 125,000 visitors a year and is an important HARTFORD (UPI) — A former Wells Fargo America, surpassed only by the information obtained by intelligence He is wanted as a war criminal for his part of Bridgeport's hopes for a renaissance. But employee has told a federal grand jury how fellow Hartford motel. . theft from a Sentry armoured car in New York City on form of protection for the notorious grotesque experiments on prisoners at McKeon said he reiterated before the grand jury the Pope meets with Gromyko "Angel of Death” of the Auschwitz agencies was passed on to other A 1972 document quoted an unnamed Zoo Director Gregg Dancho said unless money is guard Victor Gerena went about pulling off the second government agencies, including the the camps, particularly twins and informant who said, “Josef Mengele pumped into the 33-acre facility, the deterioration largest cash robbery in U.S. history. statements he gave immedately after the robbery. '*^Gerena^rtrail has for the most Part been cold since VATICAN CITY — Soviet Foreign Minister concentration camp, says Sen. Arlen had been seen in the Paraguayan city of Gerena is on the FBI’s Ten Most Wanted list and Specter, ,R-Pa. State and Defense departments, the women. may be irreversible. James McKeon, 26, testified Tuesday how Gerena the heist. aVthouBh he has communicated with the Andrei Gromyko had a private audience with Customs Service and the Treasury. The Justice Department has Encamacion where he enjoys protec­ Porto said the city needs an estimated $2.5 got the drop on him and another guard before they there is a record *800,000 rew ard lor his arrest and the media through lette)-s verified by the FBI. Pope John Paul II today, with the issues of peace, New evidence that Specter and Sen. launched an intensive investigation return of the money. Alfonse D’Amato, R-N.Y., unveiled Specter said the American failure to tion of President (Alfredo) Stroessner” million in state aid for the renovation project. were bound and gagged in Wells Fargo s West E disarmament, human rights and religious track down Mengele, who was believed into Mengele’s whereabouts and — the president of Paraguay. Tuesday also Indicate that the CIA had Hartford terminal on Sept. 12, 1983. E repression expected to dominate their talk. reports Mengele was involved in drug to have been in U.S. Army custody after whether the Army detained then freed McKeon was among a number of witnesses I kijtMt •'pl'xitiim it Iftuli-r The Polish pontiff, the first eastern European him after World War II. D’Amato, acknowledging the docu­ Police look for escapees trafficking in South America more than World War II, amounts to a "form of ments were vague and had not been summoned to the secret proceedings called to pope in the history of the Roman Catholic Church, protection” for him. According to the documents, Men­ BRIDGEPORT — Three prisoners who es­ formally indict Gerena. 25. who has been at large interrupted a week of Lenten retreat and prayer a decade ago. gele entered Paraguay in 1951 and independently confirmed, said if inves­ Specter said the evidence, in pre­ The documents also disclosed re­ tigators had "pursued the drug connec­ caped in shackles from a security van are teing since taking $7 million in cash frorn the depot. to receive the 75-year-old Soviet diplomat in his ports that Mengele traveled freely in became a citizen in 1959. During those sought by authorities while the high sheriff for Other witnesses expected to testify were Tirnothy private study. viously classified documents, showed tion with any kind of vigilance, (the the CIA and other U.S. intelligence South America, made no attempt to years Mengele lived alternatively in Fairfield County blamed the design of the vehicle Girard, a second guard tied up by Gerena, Wells It was the second time Gromyko met Pope John Paraguay, Brazil, Argentina and documents) would not have been Paul II in the Vatican. The previous occasion was agencies showed little initiative or hide and had plastic surgery to make nearly as vague as they are today.” for the incident. . Fargo officials and FBI agents. interest in pursuing Mengele, who was himself look younger. Uruguay. The prisoners apparently pried open a metal Gerena’s mother, Gloria Gerena and his former B on Jan. 24, 1979, the last time Gromyko came to crating on the rear door of sheriff’s van about 5 girlfriend. Ana Elizabeth Soto, both of Hartford, were Rome for an official visit to the Italian B p.m. Monday near Grand Street and Hurd Avenue reportedly issued subpoeneas but a family lawyer government. in Bridgeport and fled on foot, police said. They John Paul, who agreed to interrupt the Lots of girls call, too said the summons were canceled, possibly because of '^X^vegpt were being transported from Superior Court to the publicilty in the case. weeklong Lenten prayers to receive Gromyko, is the Bridgeport Community Correctional Center an outspoken foe of communism, but he has also U.S. Attorney Alan Nevas, who rroceedings, said a in Bridgeport, authorities said. ^ federal grand jury indictment is needed to allow criticized materialistic aspects of Western The fugitives were identified as Geraldo capitalism. The pope has also avoided taking immediate extradition when Gerena is located. He Paperboy gets praise from president Torres 24; Angel Ramos. 29; and Michael would not say if any arrests would be forthcoming. sides with either of the superpowers on the issues Stinson, 28, all of Bridgeport. Stinson was of peace and disarmament. Before entering the grand jury room, McKeon said "I know your family and community handcuffed and Torres and Ramos were he definitely believes Gerena had an accomplice in DETROIT (UPI) — Collin Boatright tright to express his admiration (or the let him get away with attacking that sQ ttied im g manacled together, authorities said. driving a rented car carrying the money and which youngster’s “willingness to get little girl. I was scared, really scared.” are very proud of what you have done, received President Reagan’s assuran­ and I just wanted to congratulate you ces that the police award he is to be involved.” Attorneys seek documents The suspect, James Smith, 6-foot-2 myself,” Reagan said. "That must presented today for apprehending a Boatright’s decision to have a have been quite a moment, facing a PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Defense attorneys for would-be rapist is something he should and 220 pounds, was charged Monday Claus von Bulow hope to have by next week key neighbor call police, then to arm with assault with intent to commit m a n w ho outweighed you Writer flies his cash to the moon be proud of. himself with a stick about the size of a considerably.” ^ " ______G/\1arsolar Qsystem, V Q tom u we’ve/p ’ v p fmfound r it’s documents and evidence from a private investi­ criminal sexual conduct. Smith, 50, WEST HARTFORD (UPI) - for the NASA Vanguard program gator which the state used three years ago to help baseball bat and go to assist the girl in addition to his science fiction incredibly rich. It’s just sitting out emsaJe was held on $100,000 bond pending a Boatright, a 14-year-old newsboy, showed uncommon sense and courage, Science fiction writer Ben Bova there owned by no one, and it’s convict von Bulow of trying to kill his wife in their said the president wasn’t the only one hearing March 8. has become the first lunar bank career, said space exploration is Newport mansion. MAP Director Carl Parsell said. Lawyer tee* blg-rig critical to human survival. there for us to use," Bova added. who called Tuesday to congratulate depositor. Providence Superior Court Judge Corinne him for chasing the attacker away On Sunday, the 4-foot-9 Boatright, Assistant press secretary Mark MONTPELIER, Vt. (UPI) - A Bova said Tuesday he has placed "To survive on earth we must As an alternative to nuclear war, Grande Tuesday gave Richard Kuh until Monday from an 11-year-old girl. carrying the stick, cornered the Weinberg said the president twice lawyer for the state Transportation a$l,000 deposit in the lunar branch expand into space,” he said. “With Bova said the space program must to provide the defense with the requested suspect threatening to clobber him called Boatright. The first time, Agency says a New Hampshire com­ account of the Lamar Savings and more than five billion people on continue to be funded and information. "Girls been calling, too. A whole lot “like he was a baseball and I was trying Boatright was out, making the rounds pany convicted of bid-rigging last year Loan in Austin, Texas. earth you can see the kinds of supported. Von Bulow, 58, of Newport, will stand trial for a of girls,” Boatright said after his to hit a home run” to rescue the girl onnn hishie papernaru»r route systematically circumvented an order The bank recently applied to the problems humans are afflicted every "The reason 1 want to have some second-time on April 8 in connection with two two-minute phone call from the White after hearing her screams from an blocking it from bidding on state Texas banking commission for with." alleged attempts to kill his wife, Martha "Sunny” When he reached him on the second money on the moon: when I’m old House. abandoned house. highway projects. The F.W. Whitcomb permission to put a bank on the He said there are two ways to and feeble I may not be able to von Bulow, with insulin shots in 1979 and 1980. call, Reagan told Boatright; "Your Construction Ck>rp. of Walpole, N.H., moon, whenever it’s feasible. In ease a population boom. "One is to The first trial ended with a conviction in 1982, The Michigan Association of Police Police said Boatright had just willingness to get involved in saving dance around on earth, but I can on loaned men and leased equipment to a the meantime. Bova said his kill a lot of people and the other is to the moon,” he said. "People may but last year the state Supreme Court overturned was scheduled to give Boatwright its finished delivering the Detroit News in that little girl is something we are all Williston firm the state hired for eight the verdict based on trial errors, including the Badge of Courage Award in a 2 p.m. a northeast neighborhood when a man deposit is drawing interest. make people rich so they don’t be able to lead longer and more very proud of. Your actions illustrate of 12 road paving projects last year. He said he wants to have want a lot of children,’’.Bova said. active lives in low-gravity w a n ts . EST ceremony today. The youth also grabbed a girl and drag her into the fact that some of Kuh’s notes were improperly how responsible citjzen involvement is Assistant Attorney General Glen Jar- “walking around money” when he denied to defense attorneys. Mrs. von Bulow geU a $500 U.S. Savings Boqd, a plaque house. crucial in the fight against crime. rett said Tuesday. “In 25 years of exploring the situations.” 2 remains in an irreversible coma in Columbia to honor his heroism and honorary gets to the moon and is fully 2 Presbyterian Hospital in New York. membership in the MAP. “I felt like an ant looking up at a convinced he’ll get there sooner or President Reagan telephoned Boa­ giant,” Boatright said. "But I couldn’t later. . . Dr, Loren J. Schneider is happy to announce With the growth of space indus­ tries in Texas, the bankers at the relocation of his office to; OUR 26t h YEAR Lamar,’’feel that that’s where the 483 W. Middle Tpke., Suite 101 Taiwan charges gang lord in reporter’s death MANSFIELD'S new frontier is,” Bova said. Manchester Taiwan President Chiang Ching Bova, the former editor of Omni TAIPEI, Taiwan (UPI) — Re­ November, were indicted on the murder of Henry Liu.” magazine and a technical writer For the treatment of diseases and surgery of the foot. Adults Money. puted gangland I^Sder Chen Chi Li strength of their confessions and Liu, 52, was shot to death in his Kuo. 7 garage in Daly City, Calif., on Oct. Chen was also indicted on a and children’s foot ailments. Diabetics, Bunions, Hammer other evidence. 7 and two of his followers were Also indicted was Tung Kwei 15 by Taiwanese gangsters Chen charge of illegal possession of Toes. Diseases of the skih. Sports Medicine, Foot and Ankle Repay I indicted on murder charges in the FIXED MONTHLY PAYMENT slaying of American-Taiwanese Sen, who is still at large and said he took to the United States for firearms and Chen and Wu were Injuries. 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li - MANCHESTER HERAl.D. Wt-dnesdiiy, Ft-h. 27, 1985 _ Bozzuto confident he’ll be governor someday ^Wmers keep the heat on Washington follow him to the cohvention...... Thank heaven for Dick Bozzuto. Bozzuto isn’t forming a committee yet, nor a^ in g for At a time when the political landscape of this fair money. He says it’s too early. He has faken a job with South Dakota sends state is deeply shrouded in suspicion and distrust and Capitol the party that fits his long-range plans perfectly. He Financial dismay, here comes Dick Bozzuto in his good old happy- heads Victory ’85, a committee which‘s wf^king for go-lucky way. spreading all kinds of cheer and good Comments GOP candidates in local elections next fall. It gets him its entire legislature feeling and talking, not about today, but that wonderful Bob Conrad legitimately into party gatherings where he can ..... woes rise year of 1986 when he is going to be elected g w em o r. Syndicated Columnist increase his visibility and make contacts for the ■ But official Washington Tuesday Bozzuto. a Watertown Republican who used to be in Bv Thomas Ferraro his future. , i,- By United Press International United Press International seemed ready to fdcus more the state Senate and led the GOP troops there, says he s The form er state senator says he isn t working ai attention to the farm debt crisis, just an insurance salesman from the country. By now, which threatens to force hundreds keeping his appointment book full. But he just m g Agriculture Department sur­ WASHINGTON — Many laughed we all know he is much m ore than that. Bozzuto is, by of thousands of farmers into to tu^rn up at a lot of GOP events, flashing the smile and veys show that in 1984, nearly — the governor even grimaced — even a modest measure, everym an’s escape valve in bankruptcy. W eicker has been telling a lot of people lately that he pressing the flesh. 500,000 farmers had financial when it was first suggested that politics. He makes us happy when skies are gray, to That was enough to prompt has no intention of running in that tempting year. The problems because of high produc­ South Dakota’s Legislature should South Dakota Gov. William Jank- crib a line from an old standard. He has a near difference is that Bozzuto believes him whereas most HE IS AW ARE that another one-time state senator, tion costs, heavy interest burdens go to Washington to seek help for low, a Republican and early critic monopoly on confidence in his beloved Republican and falling values of land that America’s debt-plagued farmers. others, notably Tom D ’Am ore, do not. Gerry Labriola of Naugatuck, is covering the same, of the 1,400-mile trip west, to Party. Confidence in his own destiny — one day to be serves as equity for debt. Here are But 103 South Dakota lawmakers Bozzuto says he got the word when he was talking, ground with the same goal in mind. labriola, at tne proclaim the visit a bona fide governor. moment, is Bozzuto’s chief competition as the only recent developments in the farm came to town Tuesday, marking one on one. with W eicker. "H e looked m e right in the the first time an entire state body SUCC0SS potential candidate openly in the hunt. Bozzuto says he debt crisis: “ When this idea first came up, eye and said he was not running,” Bozzuto says. And on petitioned Congress, and instead of BOZZUTO HAS NO T IM E for the obvious gam e plan • Oct. 19: President Reagan my initial reaction was, 'Oh God. It that personal experience, Bozzuto is building his dream isn’t worried, that Labriola is really angling for a place announces a farm debt restructur­ giggles and groans they received which GOP State Chairman Tom D’Amore of New will turn into a circus ’ I ’m house — a successful candidacy for governor. One on the ticket. . , „ ing effort with federal guarantees praise and applause, handshakes Hartford has set in motion. Bozzuto doesn’t care if pleasantly surprised to see how recent day, when other events were at a boil in the State He and Labriola have a major difference in long- for existing commercial loans to and encouragement, D ’Am ore expects that U.S. Sen. Low ell W eicker of much different reality turned out Capitol. Dick Bozzuto staged a news conference to say, range planning. Labriola says he will run, regardless o farmers, contingent on banks " I think this is going to have a Greenwich will get the gubernatorial nomination in V to be.” again with that big, friendly grin, he would be the what Weicker does. Bozzuto insists Weicker won t run. agreeing to reduce principal on the tremendous impact on Congress,’ Janklow said the reality or 1986. But when you press him, he adds an important post loans. ’The program is barely used House Speaker Thomas O’Neill Washington’s response set in last Bozzuto stares D’Amore’s phony poll of Republican candidate. script. IF , he will say — just if, mind you — W eicker in spite of the rapidly deteriorating told a hearing filled with stories of week when legislators started leaders on their choice for the nomination right in the farm credit system. farm families fighting bank­ DURING THE CHRISTMAS SEASON, Republican does emerge as a candidate, that will be the end of the "scrambling over each other to face and says, with the patented Bozzuto grin, that • Nov. 19: The American ruptcy. "Our hearts are with you.” leaders throughout the state received letters from Bozzuto campaign. He would bow out in the interest of introduce legislation to help D’Am ore simply won’t adm it that he — Bozzuto — is Bankers Association suggests the O'Neill scanned the room, 2 farmers,” Bozzuto with that as the chief message. He recycled it the party, he says. u j jammed with South Dakota legis­ leading that highly suspect survey. administration alter the guarantee "Washington is a city of inertia, again this month. And he goes m errily on a continual And that is why Tom D’Amore remains unperturbed lators — many standing tall in In short, Bozzuto’s super supply of cheerfulness will program to permit reduction of the governor said. “ Something at round of GOP meetings to advertise his availability. He by all of Bozzuto’s thrashing around. The two are, in interest on loans to qualify for cowboy boots and others holding not make room for what is being orchestrated by the rests tends to stay at rest. knows the danger in listening to cheerleaders who fact, the best of friends. “ He gets an ’A ’ for tearn play, guarantees. Stetson hats — and said, "Who D ’Am ore organization. Let him have his fun, Bozzuto Something in motion tends to keep encourage a candidate With no real intention of says D’Amore when you remind him of Bozzuto s • Jan. 14, 1985: The Nebraska ever thought of this — it was a seems to be saying. moving. , supporting him or her. But he insists that the vibes are contingency plan if Weicker charges into the picture Legislature passes a I’esolution stroke of genius.” “ Well, all of a sudden, a freight DICK BOZZUTO Bozzuto says he has it straight from Weicker himself calling on the Farmers Home A smile spread across the face of good, that he has growing band of loyalists who will after all. train called farm problems started that he won’t run for governor in 1986. O f course. Roger McKellips — a banker, a . . always grinning Administration to find money to moving,” Janklow said. "E v e ­ Democrat, the minority leader of lend financially strapped farmers. ryone is jumping aboard. No one 7 " • Jan. 17: A farmers protest in the South Dakota Senate and the wants to be left at the station.” Richard M. Diamond. Publisher Sioux City, Iowa, attracts about originator of the Great Plains The state legislature approp­ 4,000 people. brainstorm. riated $90,000 for the overnight "Many initially thought my idea Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editor • Jan. 21: Several thousand visit to Washington. Another Minnesota farmers rally at the was crazy but we sure got their James P. Sacks, City Editor $27,000 was raised by a “ Give-a- state Capitol in St. Paul to urge attention,” said McKellips. "In the Buck ” public solicitation ■ legislative action on measures to long term, I think we will gel some OPINION campaign. needed restructuring of farm help ease the farm burden. UPI photo In addition to the 103 South • Jan. 28; Midwestern farmers (Xrograms. Dakota legislators — two stayed meet at the Chicago Board of “ Right now, we’ re getting them line against more aid to debt-ridden home because of illness — the Trade and Mercantile Exchange Senate Majority Leader Robert Dole An editorial off their duffs.” lobbying team included about 100 Jan. 28 and 29, charging traders farmers and blamed the “clamor” for Congress promised no quick speaks to reporters at the White House other state lawmakers from six AFRICAN FAMINES were not providing them fair relief on hype by the Democrats and the fixes, no big bailouts. Administra­ Tuesday after a morning meeting with other farm states — Wisconsin, Jack tion officials reiterated that the prices. President Reagan on aid to farmers. media. Iowa, Minnesota, North Dakota ■ FAMINE • Feb. 6; Agriculture Secretary White House would like to reduce In whose interest Echoing the president, Dole drew the and Nebraska. 0 FAMINE ETHIOPIA Anderson John Block announces an interest — not expand — farm aid. rate reduction but the Independent p o s s ib l e MiLLioNS PYiNG. U.S. Bankers Association of America aiP DiVeRTeD BY the farm amendments won in the tors. Block warns that Reagan will does Wfie ZB A act? and the Farm Credit System warn nors’ Association convenes its veto any bill providing any mere I GoveRNMeNT. the program is probably winter meeting in Washington to deal ending the filibuster. • Feb. 25: The South Dakota federal aid for farmers. FaMiNS LiKeLY insufficient. talk about the budget, the federal In whose interest are Man­ 850 people, the ZBA rejected a Legislature arrives in Washington To CONTiNUe IF • Feb. 12: At least 5,000 farmers deficit and the farm debt crisis. • Ten national farm groups hold Retirement chester zoning officials request by the owner of Block tells farm state governors to join the effort, the first time an BROUGHT aNP hold protest rally in Pierre. S.D. protest rally in Ames, Iowa. acting? Manchester Pizza for a var­ Feds probing The South Dakota House approves that while he sympathizes ’with entire state law-making body has Clvii^waR come to the nation’s capital to A couple of decisions by the iance to sell wine and beer. a bill to send the entire Legislature heavily indebted farmers, the PBRSiST administration stands by its lobby for action. Prospects ar6 to Washington Feb. 26. Zoning Board of Appeals The ZBA reasoned, as did the program. • Feb. 26: The South Dakota F • Feb. 20: Farm state senators, Monday night don’t appear to Planning and Zoning Com­ ‘official’ trips • Feb. 24: State legislators from lawmakers join other slate legisla­ demanding more help for debt- be in the public interest. At mission last year, that it is not stricken growers, block Edwin more than a dozen states open a tors in tellipg congressional lead­ massive lobbying effort in Wa­ ers that the situation is becoming TH IN I^G appropriate to serve alco­ WASHINGTON — M arjory Mecklenberg, the Meese’s confirmation as attorney Great with an least one of them may violate desperate for farmers. Reagan general with a filibuster. The shington to push for more federal holic beverages in a neigh­ CHAD MOZAMBIQUE, leading federal official on population matters, has refuses to meet with the legisla- the law. SOUTH protest was led by Sen. David help. The Senate begins debate on ABOUT A been accused of wanting to end federal involvement in The most troubling case borhood business zone. HUNPRSPS oF ThiOUSaNPS AFRICA Boren, D-Okla. involves approval of varian­ But it is interesting to note PYiNG. FaMiNG UKCLY 22 MiLLiON family planning. ^ • Feb. 20 (Ash Wednesday); A ROOM seven-minute Lenten pealing of ces for Multi-Circuits Inc., that, a c c o rd in g to p izze ria To C o N T lH U e IF PROUGHT But Ms- Mecklenberg clearly cares about families. STaRViNG For bells ripples across the nation E which wants to build a small owner Stephen Kanaris, aNP CiViL WaR PeRSiST. FReePoM. U.S. She was able to make an official trip to Denver marking the loss of thousands of ADDITION? about half of the restaurant’s BRAKE generator plant on its where, among other things, she watched her son Carl family farms and urging action to QNeRTf) aiP T o COME SEE OUR NEW •crowded property at50Harri­ patrons bring their own li­ GOVeRNMeNT. play football for the Broncos. The government paid solve the farm crisis. STOP lOlvEdfv • Feb. 21; The Senate leader­ GARDEN WAY SUNROOM son St. The ZBA reasoned the quor with them, legally. And for the three-day trip, which also included a two-day BRAKE SOLAR GREENHOUSE! CiViU WaR UKeLY ship and the f ilibusterers announce SPECIALS within the same neighbor­ "technical assistance workshop” sponsored by the CENTERS, INC. variances were warranted to iF HOMaN RIGHTS they are near agreement on more show “ good faith” in the new hood business center, at Department of Health and Human Services. • Distinctive laminated wood PROOGHT PeRSiSTS. aid but minutes later the deal beams for beauty and great unraveled. Meese’s nomination is owners of the company. Green Road and Woodbridge The department’s inspector general is investigating WITH STATI-OPTHEAirr W IAKI SERVICn strueiural strength. Like the company’s neigh­ Street, a convenience store is 14 official trips taken in 1983 and 1984 by Ms. stalled for a second day. • Feb. 21: Reagan says during a • Customized installation bors, we don’t see where the permitted to sell beer. ROCKV MT/q Mecklenberg, a deputy assistant HHS secretary, and nationally broadcast news confer­ service is available, z The Planning and Zoning NEW§ • NEA her top aide, Ernest Peterson. Sources familiar with good faith is. Construction of L L ^ ence he "won’t pull the rug out” O m i M M M f C U a building to house a steam Commission should recon­ the IG case told my associate Tony Capaccio that the from under farmers but insist his d i s c " m i a n u generator, though it may not sider its decision that only investigators are particularly interested in the plan to pull government out of Denver trip by Ms. Mecklenberg and Peterson last agriculture will best serve pose new safety hazards, is package sales of beer are 49.95 Nov. 18-20. farmers. 59.95 p a r a x is further encroachment by in­ acceptable in a Business I • Feb. 22; At least three agree­ p a r w N . Fri»*w liaal Unto Impaction dustry into a residential area. Zone. The 14 trips Ms. Mecklenberg and Peterson took ments to end the Farm Belt . Fiw4whwimtolnipwUan over the two years cost the government $12,938.67. . RiptaM pads with iww . Rsplaoa tlioas with nsw D □ □ O p e n F o ru m filibuster go sour primarily be­ ZBA members ignored the lln in a s Prompted by a congressional inquiry, the IG cause other Democrats joined guarantssd diac pads . Rsaurfaos dnans neighbors’ objections and re­ One decision made by the investigation is trying to determine why two top • Rssuifaos rotors farm state senators in upending . mapset whsal oyllndsta portedly didn’t even look at Zoning Board of Appeals employees made the trips, what they accomplished, the deals. A frustrated Senate . Rtplacs graass ssals . inspset and npack whasi . Inspset IwM down tprtnos two letters which opposed the Monday night was clearly in or shopping carts. Neither are men so and who was left in charge of the Office of Population Republican leader Robert Dole . Lubrtoals baotdng plaiss An open letter innocent while maneuvering these same runs the session past midnight. b sa rln o s application. the public interest. Affairs during them absences. . Inspset callpsn . Impact hydrauUc ayatarn Finally, saying there will be "no vehicles. . Inspset hydiaullo syatani . ntadknthrakM And since when is "good In an attempt to force the to the president more deals,” , Dole adjourns the Using exaggeration in writing is so "high BUT IT’S THE BRONCOS-VIKINGS GAME on . Lubrloala callpsr anchon . R o a d ta s i faith” a reason to grant PZC to interpret unclear Senate, now in the third day of the To the Editor; school” — “ millions of carts, walking 15 to . Inapsot fluid Isnsls Nov. 18 that has piqued the investigators’ interest. It filibuster, and calls an unusual ■ variances? Town zoning reg­ zoning rules, the ZBA ap­ 20 feet to check out past shopping sections.” . Add fluid It raquMd This is an open letter to President cost $993.28 to send Ms. Micklenberg and Peterson to Saturday session. ulations require that unreaso­ proved variances to allow a If you want to stretch the truth, Mr. . Road last Reagan: Denver, and they attended only the opening morning • Feb. 22: The administration nable hardship relating to the third-floor apartment at 32-34 if you wish to spare the children of the Bossidy, here’s a good one for you. Men session of the workshop. announces its 1985 farm bill, which Join the rush to property, not to economics, Garden St. Applicants David don’t have any idea how to shop! not only bears the name of a QywMiMe eiop QuWi bnlie eh e* and dleo brehe pedB * • w en leE ler world another war, stop inciting the people Ms. Mecklenberg’s son Carl said his mother knew and Charles Minicucci want I have been asked a million times, by Depression-era bill but draws M loofi a t TOM OBfo your Awartoan of lo ialo t oaf. H Eiay aw f aid if tMi. niw tax-deferred savings. be proven before a variance to fight. "quite a bit before the meeting” that she would be can be authorized. But Multi- to expand their two-family If you wish to be remembered as a man of men, where this is, and v'here that is, what criticism that its provisions will Even if you're already covered by a retirement plan, you coming out, and had asked him, "A re you guys home bring on a massive depression in faquifad to foalora tha ty a ltiii to oparaManai oondMon ata eelra. peace, lead your people away from hate. product is better, how do you prepare this, can shelter up to $2,000 ($4,000 for a joint account) while Circuits’ hardship, the com­ house, but zoning regulations or away?” farming and related industries. earning up to 11 % (11.797% effective annual yield), not to If you truly believe in freedom of choice do you get more from this package or that. pany’s representative told don’t allow third-floor apart­ What do I look like — a shopping • Feb. 23; The Senate logjam is . mention a savings on your 1985 income tax liability. and self-determination, allow the peoples of A document that was not originally included in broken when Dole agrees to allow Open Tues. and Thurs. until 9 pm the ZBA, was the cost and ments, unless they were there encyclopedia? central America to solve their own travel files turned over to the IG ’s office is a debate on farm-debt amendment “Stake your claim” to manufacturing space in the before the rules were Who do men try to accomplish something problems. confirmation sent to Peterson by the Brown Palace to other legislation. Meese is future security by opening your IRA before April 15 with Harrison Street plant. adopted. Your recent words about the government so simple and make it so hard on Hotel in Denver. The confirmation indicates that he confirmed on a 61-31 vote. 248 Spruce St. • Manchester, CT • 646-7202 Manchester State Bank, your local, hometown bank. All It may be a community ZBA Chairman Edward of Nicaragua are ugly to me and to millions themselves? had made room reservations for Ms. Mecklenberg • Feb. 24: The National Gover- funds are locally invested and no fees are ever incurred. goal to keep large employers Hachadourian, seeking ap­ of other Americans who remember the Ail the packages have little words that tell and himself on Oct. 19, a full week before the Federal Fully insured up to $100,000 by F.D.I.C. like Multi-Circuits in Man­ proval of the variances, said follies that led us into Vietnam. I hope those what it is and how much is in it and how Register announced that the Denver workshop was much it costs. Very simple — very easy! Total Deposit chester, but the ZBA should such a house isn’t covered by millions will express their thoughts in going to be held in November. 10% 11% writing in support of the senators and Then, there is the man who follows his WesfowT?‘TYjarmacy WALLf APER SALE Your at A ge 6 5 not violate zoning regulations the regulations, and the exist­ The Washington officials’ game tickets were a t » , 0 0 0 Effective Effective representatives who are trying to halt a wife — or whomever — all around the store, ence of many substandard obtained from her son Carl, a linebacker for the Now P e r Y ear A.P.R. 10.669% A.P.R.11.797% to do it. disastrous policy which is also lawless and not contributing anything of worth to the □ □ □ Broncos. ’Though her office said she paid for both housing units in Manchester immoral. entire expedition, getting in the way of other shoppers, tiding to look like they’re tickets, Carl said one was complimentary. nmr,. r Rb. 643-5230 ‘ 700,122 ‘920,120 7 In another decision Mon­ justifies the approval. And, finally, I hope that the weight of 30% Discount 30 ‘70,000 day night, the ZBA did adhere A better reason was given public opinion will force you and your interested in some gourmet food label. • Ms. Mecklenberg’s office said Denver was chosen OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Hah! The closest he’s ever come to to the zoning regulations, but by the applicants: The house advisors to reconsider the wisdom of your for the HHS workshop because It was "centrally 35 ‘ 60,000 ‘ 413,487 ‘ 518,768 label-reading is the Cheerios box at the the denial of a liquor variance conversion is justified be­ actions and to change your orientation from located’ ’ for most of the 12 participants. But four of the on over 100 confrontation to conciliation, from aggres­ breakfast table! probably was not in the public cause of the demand for 12 people who attended came from as far away as 40 ‘50,000 ‘ 240,826 ‘ 288,950 sion to negotiation. Last, but not least, is the charming spouse Delaware and Alaska. interest. affordable rental housing in Wallcovering who sits in the car waiting for his "woman” t COUPON i Despite petitions signed by Manchester. ~ ..... to complete her "chore.” He sit^ watching 45 ‘40,000 ‘ 136,819 ‘ 157,354 Laura B. Cook CARL MECKLENBERG LAUGHED at the idea thru 9 Church St. the world go by in one of the first three spots that his mother might have scheduled the workshop so Books in any one row. Others will have to lug 10 Manchester she could attend the Broncos-Vlkings game. "The March 30 50 ‘30,000 ‘ 74,167 ‘ 82,001 bags, kids and such to the other side of the Vikings are the worst team in football,” he explained. CHILDREN’S CHEWABLE parking lot, but, gee, he’s comfortable and ‘20,000 ‘ 36,428 ‘ 38,854 Men have no idea happy in his little automobile — enjoying a Ms. Mecklenberg and Peterson declined to 55 smelly cigar, tossing the butt out the comment on the IG investigation of their peregrina­ TYLENOL ‘ 14,147 about how to shop window, spitting when he wants and waiting tions at government expense. ButllHS sources voiced 60 ‘ 10,000 ‘ 13,428 for his wife to adjourn from the confines of suspicion that the probe had somehow been instigated To the Editor: the aluminum-canned walls. by Ms. Mecklenberg’s critics in family-planning Reg. *2.94 Federal law requires a penalty for early withdrawal. It is so hard to believe that a man like She maneuvers her cart to the car; she groups. Our interest in Manchester is working for John Bossidy ("On the Line,” Feb. 21) who piles the groceries in the back; she climbs She was the author of the so-called "squeal rule” — — .75 looks fairly intelligent, can be so blatantly in; he puts the car in gear, and just tips the a regulation that required federally funded family­ you! biased and downright stupid! cart enough to make it roll into the car next planning clinics to notify parenU when their minor There — I said it and I feel better. I said I to him. children requested contraceptives or birth-control wasn’t going to get mad; I was going to He sneers. advice. The rule was successfully challenged in court. f!n*^2.19 lanchester State Bank chalk it up to male ego and the need to No exaggeration! COST E. A. JOHNSON PAINT CO. ■ 1041 Main St. 646-4004 Ms. Mecklenberg has been an able and articulate express what’s on one’s mind. Hah! I was 185 Spencer St. 649-7570 wrong. It was dumb, it was chauvinistic and Joyce Perrett advocate of the view that family planning should be a 75C 723 Main St., Manchester COUPON M«mb«r F.D.I.C. "I don't care if It IS user friendly I'M not it was prejudicial. 44 Horace St. private matter between families and physicians, and 649-4501 COMPUTER friendlyl" Not all women are bad drivers — of autos Manchester has become too politicized. MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Feb. 27, 1985 - 9

8 - MANCHESTER HERALD Wednesday. Feb. 27. 1985 Fodders cites publicity G O P wiii biock SPORTS Divorce ^purs head to exit trial in (suburban) Maryland,” that he broke one of her eardrums. which began earlier this month, O ’Neill nominees . Balanced MHS girls squeeze past Mercy WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Fedders said. “ Those reports have SEC Chairman John Shad ac­ but “ has taken no active role.” chief enforcement officer of the exaggerated allegations in the __1. A membermember board, board, which which sets sets state state 1 ® cepted the resignation. A commis­ An administration official said By AAark A. Dupuis Securities and Exchange Commis­ divorce trial and have unfairly education policy. Smith said sion spokeswoman declined to say earlier in the day President United Press four potential points from the foul sion has resigned because of the described occasional highly re­ that makeup was unacceptable By Bob PapettI chester girls basketball program. whether the resignation was Reagan avoided commenting on International line at the end,” he said, seeing his “ glare of publicity” surrounding grettable episodes ' during our to Republicans, who control Herald Sports Writer Coach Steve Armstrong, at the prompted by an embarrassed the case in hopes Fedders and his team bow out 8-13. “ But yes, revelations in his divorce case that marriage on seven occasions dur­ HARTFORD - Senate Re­ both houses of the Legislature. helm for five straight opening administration, which touted wife might reconcile. The couple Manchester made the shots when it he beat his wife. ing more than 18 years of publicans plan to reject Gov. Smith said Senate GOP lead­ Balanced efforts are vital if a round defeats, was relieved to get “ family values” as a national has been separated for 18 months.. had to.” John Fedders submitted his marriage. ers plan to block at least two of team is to go far during state that elusive ’V ’ under his belt. virture during the presidential The official, who asked not to be William A. O’Neill’s reappoint­ With the score tied at 45-all and resignation Tuesday, a day after “ Marital dispute between us ment of June K. Goodman as a the four nominations made last tournament time — and the campaign last year. named, said, “ The president did Triumph had seemed inevitable under three minutes remaining, The Wall Street Journal reported resulted in violence for which I feel week by O’Neill, and definitely Manchester High girls squad got White House spokesman Larry not want to prejudice the case. member and chairman of the at halftime, when the Indians freshman Liz Lynch missed both in a front-page story that he and have expressed great re­ have targeted Goodman to be off on the right foot Tuesday night. Speakes said presidential counsel What good would it be to rail out at State Board of Edupation, a top walked off the court with a 27-17 ends of a two-shot foul and then admitted during divorce proceed­ morse. These isolated events do replaced. The Indians, fifth-ranked in the Fred Fielding was following the this marl if you can save the GOP leader said today. lead. But a fierce Tiger second-half Carolyn Lynch misfired on the ings this month that he beat his not however justify the extreme “ Goodman is on all of the lists Class LL Division East Region, got Fedders’ divorce proceedings. m arriage?” Senate Majority Leader Regi­ comeback, led by automatic front end of a 1-and-l for the wife. Charlotte, once so severely to g o ,” hesaid. “ Atthispointwe solid contributions from five play­ Fedders, 43, joined the SEC in characterizations made in the nald J. Smith, R-New Hartford, bomber Carolyn Lynch, turned Tigers. With 1; 34 left, Manchester have pretty much decided we’re ers to nip 12th-ranked Mercy High 1981. As its chief enforcement press.” said GOP leaders are planning this one into a nail biter. went up for good. Noone, off a lane not going to go with June of Middletown, 49-47, in an exciting officer, he was responsible for The couple’s financial and per­ to block at least two of the four feed from guard Kris Craft, i Goodman.” playdown round clash at Clarke Manchester ultimately nee- monitoring the activities of pub­ sonal problems were the subject of nominations made by O’Neill to banked in a field goal to make it DEP wants to resolve lengthy stories in the Journal Arena. deded a pair of crucial buckets licly held corporations. He made a the board, including the reap- Smith said he was under 47-45. Manchester, now 14-7, advances from forward Kris Noone down the salary of $72,300 and supervised a Monday and The Washington Post poinment of Goodman. pressure on several fronts to Mercy then had a game-tying ’Tuesday. O’Neill last week decided not replace Goodman. He said he to the first round against homes­ stretch to seal it. staff of 200. “ Kris Noone made two clutch basket disallowed because of a Multi-Circuits problem Fedders said in a statement The Journal reported that Mrs. to nominate Republican Ro­ was upset with her position on tanding arch-rival Rockville High hoops that won the ball game for charging violation and subse­ Tuesday that while he believed his Fedders testified her husband berto Fuentes of Stamford for teaching about nuclear war in Friday night at 7 p.m. The CCC us,” said Armstrong. quently was forced to foul. The “private difficulties” had not broke one of her eardrums with a another four-year term on the schools and also because she Eastern Division rivals split dur­ water which he said might cause Mercy coach Marty Ryczek Indians Maura Fogarty missed the By Susan Vaughn affected his work, “ the glare of blow to her head ifi October 1968 board. The Democratic gover­ reportedly urged O’Neill to ing the regular season, each Herald Reporter residual spillage into the storm thought the outcome was more first half of a 1-and-l, but Noone publicity on my private life threat­ when she was pregnant with their nor nomlnatM Jorge Antonio replace Fuentes. winning at home. was there for the rebound and laid sewer. “ We don’ t want it going into The win was the first ever in affected by his club’s failures at ens to undermine the effectiveness first son, Luke. They have four Simon, a Democrat from Crom­ it back in for a 49-45 cushion. Representatives of the state the storm sewer,” Major said. “ Our feeling is that Fuentes post-season history for the Man­ the free throw line. “ We missed of the division of enforcement and other sons. well, to replace Fuentes. “ I was thinking more of playing Department of Environmental The other issue which concerns has done an excellent job as a of the commission." “ I remember he was yelling he Smith said Simon’s appoint­ defense at the time, but we had to Protection will meet Thursday DEP officials. Major said, is minority representative on the “ Newspaper reports of yester­ didn’t, care if he killed me or the ment would leave only two get the rebound,” said Noone, who with John Donlon, an engineer for Multi-Circuits’ existing facilities board,” Smith said. day and today have focused on my baby,” Mrs. Fedders was quoted Republicans on the nine- had eight points and eight re­ Multi-Circuits Inc., to try to for conveying the chemicals into marriage and pending divorce as saying. bounds all told. resolve unanswered questions the process. Coss indicated that Kristen Downs, the other half of about the company’s plans for a previous chemical spills were M ercy’s offense, sank a long-range chemical handling and storage directly related to the piping in the jumper with four seconds left to get facility, Kenneth Major of the Harrison Street plant. Major said it back down to two points, and D E P’s water compliance unit said today. The plans call for two holding almost tied it at the buzzer — only today. to see a banker go off the rim as a Brian Coss of the D E P’s oil tanks — one a small 400-gallon tank frenzied crowd held its breath. compliance unit will also attend which would lead into a larger Armstrong, who also had to the meeting. 4,200-gallon tank. endure some dubious officiating, The DEP was not satisfied with Once the holding tanks fill up, didn’t get any younger Tuesday the engineering plans submitted in there are different ways in which night. ” We played a real strong January by Multi-Circuits, Major the chemicals can be disposed of, first half,” he noted, "But we said. Because of that, Thursday’s according to Major. One would be always let these teams dictate the original deadline for Multi- to treat the waste so that it could be Circuits to submit plans and discharged into the storm sewer if tempo of the game.” The Tiger third-quarter rally (a specifications for holding tanks it met DEP requirements. The 20-14 edge) was certainly aided by will be delayed, he said. other would be to contract with a the absence of Indian center Multi-Circuits officials could not chemical waste removal company Andrea Watts, who was forced to be reached for comment today. which would remove and treat the The D EP wants Multi-Circuits to waste. sit down for nearly all of the put a roof over the proposed The plans are not far enough session because of foul trouble. holding '‘tanks to prevent storm along to address the issue of where Fortunately, Manchester had water from entering. But the the material will be taken. Major balance. company has problems with that said. He stressed that the chemical “ It’s tough then, because eve­ proposal because it has three storage facilities are essential for rybody has to shift positions.” said different roof levels in the vicinity industrial facilities like Multi- Fogarty, the first player off the of the proposed tanks. Major said. Circuits. The company uses an bench, who assumed leadership under the boards In the second half “ There is no need in inaking extensive amount of chemicals in THURSDAY, FEB. 28th, TIL' 2=00 Heraia photo by Pinto more of a problem," Major said in the manufacture of printed circuit by hauling down eight reliounds. referring to the addition of storm boards. She added seven points. TO MARK DOWN OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF TOP NAME One player who chipped in with a Manchester’s Dawn Martin (23) gets set night against Mercy High at Clarke balanced performance throughout to launch shot at the basket as Arena. Martin had team-high 13 points BRAND MAJOR APPLIANCES, COLOR TVs AND VCRs was guard Dawn Martin, who teammate Kris Noone (30) provides in Indians’ 49-47 victory. Baker says tax plan can n ^ a team-high 13 points and screen in tournament play Tuesday grabbed 11 rebounds. “ She’s always tough,” Arm ­ strong said of Martin, “ She’ll open to negotiations battle kids four or five Inches taller.” Manchester pucksters By Joseph Mlanowany and that the home mortgage Watts pulled down a tMm-hlgh United Press International Interest deduction not be 13 rebounds, though nine came in Jeopardized the first half, and added 11 points. WASHINGTON — Treasury Se­ Rostenkowski provided new fuel Craft contributed 10 points. cretary James Baker told the for the tax reform fire Monday Lynch and Downs led all scorers win tournament shootout House Ways and Means Commit­ when he said in a speech that if with 16 and 10 points, respectively, tee today that his department’s Reagan takes the lead on the issue, or 26 of Mercy’s total. The dynamic Factora’s score. EAST HAVEN — No coach likes scoring a pair of power play goals entire tax reform plan is open to it “ ought to be done.” duo also clutched 16 and 8 re­ The Indians led 4-2 after the first to see a shootout in a tournament in a 36-second span .There were 170 negotiations if it will help produce “ All It takes is a lot of education, bounds, or 24 of their squad’s 39. A period as Gullo scored twice and hockey game. Too many momen­ seconds remaining in regulation a tax simplification bill this year. a lot of pushing and a lot of pair of fine individual outings . . . Matthew and Blake one each. Bill tum swings, too unpredictable. following Potter’s second goal. But Testifying at the committee’s negotiating — all against the H a s ] but balance won out in the end. Bunton and Rod Cross answered But Manchester High coach Oatway and his Silk Town team­ opening hearing on the tax issue. clock,” he said. MANCHESTKR (44) — Kris Noone 4 for Guilford. Manchester’s lead 0-0 a, Dawn Martin 5 3-3 13, Andrea Wayne Horton watched his 13th- mates gathered their composure to Baker said the administration was The comments from the influen­ was 5-4 after two as Blake scored Watts 5 1-5 11, Kris Craft 4 2-4 10, Julie ranked Indians hang to win an 8-7 secure the victory. “ willing to re-examine all provi­ tial head of the tax-writing com­ FalkowskI 0 0-0 0, Mouro Foqarty 31-6 his second of the game, and 50th of first round Division II upset over Dale Gullo, Bobby Blake and sions of the Treasury package in mittee were one of the strongest 7, Stiellev Factora 0 0-0 0, Kelley the season, before two goals from Herald photo by Pinto Revnqoudt 0 0-0 0, Totals 31 7-8 49. fourth-ranked Guilford in East Doug Matthew notched two goals light of the thoughtful views and signs yet that tax reform may Matt Renola brought Guilford, THURSDAY, FEB. 28th at 200pm SHARP MERCY (47) — Pom Llptok 1 04) 2, Haven Tuesday night. apiece to lead Manchester. comments we have received, and survive in the House if the Carolyn Lynch 100-120, Kristen Downs which winds up 12-6, back. Manchester’s Kris Noone (30) is sandwiched by Mercy’s Manchester beat Guilford ear­ Brett Factora, back on the blue will receive, from taxpayer president pushes. 8 0-2 16, Heidi CeplenskI 0 041 0, Kate The Silk Towners struck for the Carbone 2 0-0 4, Kristen Lone 0 04) 0, lier in the season in overtime, 4-3, line with Ron Smith as his defense groups, members of the business However, while Reagan has FOR THE BIGGEST "3 DAY SALE" IN OUR HISTORY! Kristen Downs (50) and Carolyn Lynch (51) in rebound first two markers of the final Susan Neorelll 1 3-4 5, Liz LvnchOO-20, at the Bolton Ice Palace. This partner, scored what proved to be community, members of Con­ repeatedly stressed that he favors battle Tuesday night. Ellen Mlcholskl 0 04) 0, Totals 22 3-9 47. lession. Dan Senkow notched an shootout was almost as scary. the winning goal — a short-handed gress,” experts and “ the so-called tax simplification, the administra­ inassisted tally, and Matthew PRICES MAY NEVER BE^THIS LOW AGAIN! Manchester, 11-9, advances to tally 35 seconds before Potter i ordinary Americans.” tion remains uncertain of what added his second of the night. But the quarterfinals at a date, site and potted his two power play scores. ‘"That is what the president had approach it will take. Cross cut the margin to 7-5 at 8; 56 time to be announced against the Factora stole the puck at mid ice in mind when he asked me, on his with his second goal of the game. All the major tax reform plans winner of tonight’s Westhill- and outskated a pair of Guilford behalf, to work with Congress to under consideration would dram­ Spano’s tap guarantees Guilford had a 32-25 edge in the defenders to go in all alone on develop bipartisan legislation that Stamford Catholic game. atically lower and streamline tax goalie Fred Rosa. Rosa went down shots department. will reform and restructure our tax • EVERY AIR CONDITIONER • EVERY VCR “ It was sheer madness in the rates but also would eliminate and Factora went up top, firing “ You’re looking at 110 percent system for fairness, simplicity and final 2:50 — up and down the ice,” most deductions. They are written • EVERY COLOR TV - EVERY REFRIGERATOR dead center and hitting the top of effort from every kids this gam e,” economic growth,” Baker told the Horton said. “ And Brian Oatway to be “ revenue neutral” — mean­ the twine (or his sixth goal of the cited Horton, who noted he has a panel headed by Rep. Dan Rosten- • EVERY WASHER • EVERY DRYER • EVERY RANGE did a real good job of keeping the ing they would not substantially MHS winning campaign season. baker’s dozen (12 skaters, one puck out of the net.” kowski, D-Ill. increase or lower the amount of tax EVERY MICROWAVE • EVERY DISHWASHER • EVERY FREEZER ” We blew a three-goal lead twice goalie). " I ’m really happy with the “ Only if CongreM and the Oatway, a sophomore goalie, money the government takes in. but in the end it worked out,” way the kids played all around.” administration share a common By Len Auster ’The Indians, however, got It right started playing good defense the had watched in horror as Guil­ Horton said. “ That breakaway Manchester was a Division II commitment will we be able to Reagan has said the current ... MUST BE SOLD ... NOW! Sports Edltorr back on a lucky break as the game turned around,” he added. ford’s Steve Potter brought his goal really did,” he spoke of semKinalist a year ago. enact such historic legislation — Treasury Department plan — Falcons’ Lorenzo Milledge, was Manchester went from its ‘30’ team back within one goal after and do it this year,” Baker said. which would throw all taxpayers HARTFORD — A winning whistled for carrying the basket­ defense (quarter court) to ‘50’ While appearing to open the into three huge brackets of IS season. ball with a clear field in front. defense. ‘"That’s our halfcourt entire Treasury plan to negotia­ percent, 25 percent and 35 percent That’s what Brian Spano’s tap That turned possession back to man-to-man defense. It made NHL roundup tions, Baker also reiterated some — needs to be revised. The plan with six seconds guaranteed, giv­ Manchester with 25 seconds re­ them move their feet and they of Reagan’s key goals in tax also would shift some of the tax ing Manchester High a 53-52 maining. Pearson’s strategy was played better defense.” Pearson simplification. Including that tax burden from individuals to victory over tenacious Prince Tech not complicated. “ All I told them explained. reform not be used as a tax hike corporations. in non-conference basketball ac­ was to he patient and whoever gets Manchester’s improved defense Spectacular Liut net play tion Tuesday night in Hartford. a good shot to take it and crash the was reflected In Prince’s shooting. y e a r t N D A winning campaign that Coach boards.” ’The Falcons were 14-for-24 the Ilrst Doug Pearson said his team Russ Anselmo found himself half, 5-for-21 after intermission. Reagan threatens veto Following Manchester’s quick \n v e n t o r ^ deserved. “ This team deserves a open for a 12-foot jumper but had it not enough for Whalers winning season after all the hit the front of the iron. It bouhced second-half burst, it remained adversity It’s been through,” he straight up with the 6-9 Spano tight the rest of the way. The Falcons owned a 51-47 lead with By United Press International 8-0-1. for 2>A periods. “ When the other of farm aid legislation said, referring to a combination of extending his elongated frame to “ It’s been a great month,” said injuries to key personnel and his the limit, his hand way over the 3:16 left before Hendricks para­ team is on the power play, you'iend Although it’s been less than a Flyers coach Mike Keenan. unexpected resignation at mid­ rim as it deftly tapped it home with chuted home a 22-footer from the to worry about their scoring sional causus of Northeast and week since goaltender Mike Liut “ We’re paying attention to the Continued from page 1 season effective at the end of the six seconds showing. top of the key and Russ Anselmo chances, but when we end up Midwest congressmen that was dealt by the St. Louis Blues, he little things and it’s paid off for leader would “ look awfully silly” campaign. Prince, 10-9, fumbled a few canned a 20-footer to tie it with 1; 38 scoring, it’s a big lift.” 7 farmers who expanded in the 1970s couldn’t be blamed for demanding us.” after arguing against such tactics There were a multitude of heroes precious seconds away before remaining. One Vincent Johnson The Flyers extended their lead to cQuld not have anticipated high IWE. another trade very shortly. Poulin believes the recent suc­ when farm state senators staged a for the Indians, 11-9 heading Into getting the ball in bounds. A free throw made it 52-51 in the 3-0 at 14; 82 o( the second when Tim Interest rates, the strong dollar cess is due to inexperienced filibuster last week and for four the state tournament that begins desperation heave fell far short of Falcons’ favor with 1:25 left. Kerr redirected Brad Marsh’s shot a n d subsidized foreign t e " ™ ' Liut made 29 saves, many of players coming around. days blocked the confirmation of next week. Pearson cited the play the mark. Spano finished with 20 points and from the point for his 40th goal. competition. them spectacular, but his defense “ With the young players, it’s all Edwin Meese as attorney general. of junior Marc Hendricks and Manchester was nearly out of it 8 rebounds to pace Manchester Ray Neufeld closed It to 3-1 for “ Stop calling this a farm crisis,” deserted him on short- handed a confidence factor,” said Poulin, “ We know we’ve got a sick Dave Riordan In the backcourt. at halftime as Prince used its with Anselmo adding a dozen Hartford. he warned them. “It will happen on goals by Derrick Smith and Dave the Flyers’ captain. “ We’re still a patient out there in the country­ Hendricks had to take over the quickness to get inside for easy points. Prince, minus its leading Elsewhere, Buffalo edged New a nationwide basis and you’ll be Poulin Tuesday night as the young team and things are starting side,” Melcher said. “ We’re just point guard slot for the first time hoops and a 31-23 halftime bulge. scorer Kevin Payne (sidelined Jersey 4-3 and Washington nipped looking at lost jobs and failed TOP NAME Philadelphia Flyers pinned a S-2 to happen for us." not sure we’ve got the cure.” this year while Riordan, a 5-9 “ The first half we got up tempo with the flu) was W by Milledge’s Vancouver 3-2. financial instltuions if something is defeat on the skidding Hartford The Whalers cut the Flyers lead Reagan’s debt program, an­ senior, was forced into the starting with them and that was difficult, 19 points. not done soon.” Whalers. to 3-2 when Sylvain Turgeon scored SabTM 4, Devils 3 nounced in September and modi­ lineup by the absence of Brian especially when they press all the Pearson is thankful his team will But Agriculture Secretary John BRANDS..... "Liut played a super game,” with 33 seconds left. Liut was At East Rutherford, N.J.. Dave fied twice this month, offers Milone, out with strep throat. time. have a break before tournament Block, In a letter to Senate said Poulin, the Flyers’ captain. pulled with 24 seconds remaining, Andreychuk, Mai Davis and Llndy federal loan guarantees of bank “ Dave Riordan hasn’t played all “ Also we were playing passive play. He expects Milone and Mike Democratic leader Robert Byrd, "H e had six or seven outstanding but the Whalers could not get the Ruff scored power-play goals to loans if bankers reduce interest or FOR LESS! year and he isn’t in very good defense,” Pearson continued. Lata (out with a sprained ankle) said he would “ strongly recom­ saves.” equalizer. help Buffalo break a three-game shape because he hasn’t played “ They were blowing right by us.” back in action by then. principal. mend that the president not sign” In the two games Liut has played Philadelphia took a 1-0 lead on losing streak and get within a point Critics — including those who that much. But he’s worked hard in Manchester, on four points from Manchester also took the junior measures like the Melcher with Hartford, his new team has Smith’s short-handed goal at 16:05. of first-place Montreal in the came to Washington this week — practice and played his heart out Spano and two apiece by Hen­ varsity contest, 61-48. Bruce Ro-. amendment. scored a total of three goals. After Liut stopped a shot by Poulin, Adams Division. The Devils are argue those most critically in need out there tonight,” Pearson said. dricks, Riordan and Brian Arnold, senbei^ had 19 points, Sam Hend­ Hartford is 0-10-1 in its last 11 Smith picked up the rebound and winless in their last five games. He also cited sophomore Brian ran off the first 10 points of the erson 12 and Arnold U for the cannot qualify and that it helps no home games and has lost three scored from the slot. At 4; 18 of the Brophy, whose job was to get the second half to take a 33-31 lead. young Indians, who wind up 6-12. more than one-third of 240,000 straight. Whalers coach Jack middle period, Poulin retrieved a Capitals 3, Canucks 2 In Memoriani "The key to any game, as most MANCHESTER (SI) — Rust An- troubled farmers. ball in bounds against the fierce Mlmo 6 04) 12, Brian Brophy 3 0-1 6, Evans, who was the target of loose puck In the Whalers’ zone, At Landover, Md., Scott Stevens Falcon fullcourt pressure. Man­ coaches will tell you, is the first “ Just like a prairie fire, the In memory of Gladys A. Beeny who Brion Spano S 4-7 20, Marc HanOrlcks 2 booing fans, says he will work the skated past rookie defenseman and Bob Gould s c o r ^ two minutes agricultural crisis now makes no chester had a relatively low 13 five minutes of the game and the 1-2 5, Oavs RlorOan 2 3-26. Brian Arnoia passed away February 27, 1983. Al 1 3-2 4, Sam HtnOarion 0 04) 0, Chuck club harder in practice on power- Sylvain Cote and swept a back­ apart in the second period to crack distinctions,” said Nebraska state turnovers against the press. first five minutes of the second SUIMJ Sontalo 0 0410. Totals 23 9-14 S3. play drills. hander past Liut. open a 1-1 tie and propel Washing­ Sen. Tom Vickers, who dreamed Looking back through the years at Prince’s 13th turnover turned half. We got the first few and it was PRINCE TECH (U) — Lortnio “ Our power play hurt us," said “ We’ve got some excellent pe­ ton. ’The victory marked a return up the legislative trip. “ The wise memories stored away. out to be an unlucky one. Manches­ an even game,” Pearson cited. MllltOcw 7 5-S19, Donoia Brown 304)4, iDCD iwiT/^cwiTCD Vincent Johnson 0 54 5, Mike Stokts 1 Evans. “ We’re not scoring on it." nalty killers and It makes my job home after a 17-day road trip. and unwise, the good and bad SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER E-Z TERMS: ter, trailing 52-51, turned the ball “ The second half we were more Memories to bring a smiie and help 0-0 3, Ozzis Stallworth 4 3-4 10, MIk* Philadelphia. 37-16-7, is un­ easier,” said Flyers goalie Bob Vancouver has lost three straight managers, the prudent and impru­ • CASH over with 28 seconds left on a bad patient and played much better Gilliam 20-1 4, Jotl Ltwis 13-34, Corey you through the day. 647-9997 ^ Hartford rd. >keeney st. exitoffi-sa beaten in its last nine games at Froese, who blanked the Whalers games. dent. All are threatened.” MANCHESTER, CT. • CREDIT CARD pass that flew Into the backcourt. team defense.' As soon as we King 2 00 4. Totals 19 14-19 53. Sadly missed by. OPEN g-,30 m OPEN DAILY: MON-THUR8 T IL 9 . TUES-WEO-8ATTIL5 • FRIDAY TILS • MONTHLY 'I lOW.i STATE REP. DAVE Children, Grandchildren, PAYMENTS Tabor, a Democrat, told a congres­ Great Grandchildren 1(> - MANCHKSTKR HERALD. Wednesday. Fob 27. I9B5 Spring training roundup Mariners plans hit a snag in overweight Nunez Walter Davis had a season-high 22 "Sometimes we take his great­ Portland topped the Clippers 110-99 the Houston Astros’ camp ... Philadelphia Phillies outfielder Bv Gerry Monlgan and Larry Nance 21 for the Suns. have to run harder.” ness for granted,” said Riley of and Golden State toppled Seattle Bv United Press International fielding grounders in the ces. earning seven saves in 10 save Bert Blyleven, a 49-game winner Von Hayes and former Phillies United press International The Mariners announced out­ Johnson, who finished with IS 128-119. afternoon. situations. for the Cleveland Indians last year, pitcher Larry Christenson were Bucks 116, Sixers 97 fielders Phil Bradley and John points, 17 assists and 11 rebounds. The Seattle Mariners, a strug­ The 6-foot-5 right-hander from Nunez spent 45 minutes in a enlivened camp with some wise­ arrested and charged in an inci­ The view from the top of the NBA Knicks 129, Spurs 122 At Milwaukee, Philadelphia’s closed-door meeting with Cottier, Moses have agreed tocontracU for "In the end, the great ones come gling franchise with the potential Humacao, Puerto Rico reported to cracks and practical jokes ... dent south of the club’s spring Western Conference is just a bit At New York, Bernard King Julius Erving moved into third the 1985 season. through. He decided to.” to improve this season, have spring training at 255 pounds. pitching coach Phil Regan and Shortstop Ozzie Guillen, obtained training base in Clearwater, Fla., less comfortable for the Los scored 41 points and Pat Cum­ place on the all-time scoring list Also, Baltimore manager Joe Already people are looking for encountered a major problem in That’s 18 pounds more than he trainer Rick Griffin Monday in in a trade with San Diego, reported police said. Angeles Lakers these days. mings added 24 to pace the Knicks. with 27,315 career points, but Terry Altobelli is trying to decide be­ the Rockets to continue their weighed last spring. which his condition was discussed. to the Chicago White Sox training Houston is scaling the heighLs in Mike Mitchell led San Antonio with Cummings scored 27 to power the spring training. tween taking eight or nine pitchers Hayes, 26, was charged with growing rivalry with the Lakers Edwin Nunez, expected to be­ In addition to being overweight, camp ... First baseman Andy Van the Midwest Division and although 29 points. The Spurs’ Artis Gilmore Bucks. Erving passed Elvin Hayes "This is very serious, it’s disap­ north ... Minnesota right-hander disorderly intoxication, resisting into the playoffs. If so, Houston come the Mariners' bullpen Nunez finished last when the club’s Slyke was the only non- the Lakers held off the Rockets for and George Gervin left the game in on the all-time list with a tip-in with pointing,” said Cottier. "W e ’re Ken Schrom reports no pain in his arrest with vioience and criminal coach Bill Fitch knows exactly stopper, angered Manager Chuck pitchers and catcher were timed in batteryman to take part in the St. a 100-94 victory Tuesday night in the fourth quarter with injuries. six minutes left. counting heavily on Edwin Nunez bid to make a comeback after arm mischief in connection with an where his team must improve to Cottier by reporting to the club’s a U^i-mile run. Louis Cardinals’ two- hour wor­ Los Angeles, they anticipate a to help our bullpen. We’ll have to and back troubles in 1984 ... San altercation with police at an Nuggets 106, Hawks 94 Cavaiiers 123, Buiis 118 camp in Tempe, Ariz., 20 pounds Nunez seemed a little puzzled by challenege to their supremacy survive. see how hard he’s willing to work Diego outfielder Kevin McRey- kout ... apartment building late Friday "Their poise and experience in At Chicago, World B. Free’s overweight. his condition. before too long. At Atlanta, Alex English scored for it.” nolds, whose broken wrist depleted night. the guard position decided this 18-foot jumper from the left corner "M y gosh, he’s only 21,” said " I know now I weigh too much,” "W e’re still the team to beat,” 13 of his 33 points in the fourth the Padres in last year’s World Boston right-hander A1 Nipper game,” he said. " I was very with 27 seconds left broke an Cottier. "W hat’s he going to be two Nunez pitched effectively during he said, "but I feel the same. I feel Christenson, 31, whose career said Lakers coach Pat Riley. "But quarter, powering the Nuggets to Series, took a spirited batting was ad m itt^ to a hospital for tests satisfied with our big guys, but overtime tie and lifted the Cavali­ or three years from now — 275 or the second half of the season after good. I do not eat too much. I don’t was cut short in 1983 by elbow they’re yapping at our heels.” their ISth victory in the last 19 practice ... Shortstop Dickie Thon due to anemia ... Detroit Tigers disappointed with our backcourt ers. Chicago’s Michael Jordan led 280?" he was recalled in June from eat breakfast at all. I play. I work problems, was charged with disor­ With 7-foot-4 Ralph Sampson at games. Denver got 20 points and 13 and second baseman Bill Doran, manager Sparky Anderson sounds all scorers with 28 points, Orlando Nunez is being put through extra Seattle’s Triple-A club in Salt Lake out. But I still put on weight. derly intoxication. Both men are forward and 7-0 rookie Akeem play.” rebounds from Calvin Natt. both attempting to come back from pleased with the "business- like” Woolridge had 27 and Dailey 20. workouts — working with a station­ City. He finished with a 2-2 record ‘T v e been running for a week free on bail. Olajuwon at center, the yapping is ’Atlanta was led by Dominique fn»no started. I guess I just injuries, took batting practice in attitude in camp ... “ We made a lot of mistakes the Free had 24 for the Cavaliers and ary bicycle in the morning and and 3.18 ERA in 37 relief appearan­ getting hard to ignore. Tuesday, Wilkins with 21 points. Olajuwon p ro d u ct 21 points and last five minutes,” said Olajuwon. John Bagley 18. “ They played good defense, but we 14 rebounds and Sampson added 20 Jazz 103, Mavericks 96 Blazers 110, Clippers 99 points for the Rockets. were sloppy. I think we’re capable At Portland, Mychal Thompson When it came to crunch time, of beating them in the playoffs if At Dallas, Darrell Griffith scored a season-high 33 points to however, the Rockets’ two big guns we get there. We’ve been very scored 31 points, Fred Roberts had lift the Blazers. Darnell Valentine were in foul trouble and Magic competitive so far.” a career-high 25 and the Jazz held added 26, hitting 13-of-15 from the SCOREBOARD Johnson reminded the young up­ Johnson, too, knows where the Dallas without a field goal for more field. Derek Smith led the Clippers starts why the Lakers have been to Rockets’ strength lies. than six minutes of the fourth with 26 points. Graceland64,Benedldlne62 the championship series four of the " I don’t like talking about the quarter. Dallas, which had won NuggBta106,Hawk894 Kansas Newman 76, St. M arv 63 last five years. playoffs at this time,” he said. four straight, shot under 40 percent W arriors 128, S o n ic s 119 Sabres 4. Devils 3 Marvmount 96, Tabor 77 "But Houston is a team to be in every quarter and finished Pittsburg St. 85, Ottawa 73 After a first half in which he At Oakland, Calif., Mickey John­ St Joseph Coll. 98, Illinois Tech 76 reckoned with. They make it very hitting just 31 percent. Hockey Buffalo 11»— 4 D EN V ER (104) scored 4 points and committed 7 son scored 10 of his 21 points in the English 15-33 3U, 33, Natt 6-18 ^8 M, Southwest tough to get things inside.” Now JOTMV 1 0 J—3 BarfvllleWes.65,PonhandleM turnovers, Johnson assumed (K>m- K in g s 110, S u n s 103 fourth quarter, leading the War­ UPI photo First period— 1, Bufolo, Andreychuk 28 Cooper 7-171-415, Dbnn 2-2084, Lever 3-10 Elsewhere, New York defeated 28 8, Issel 6-12 08 12, Hanillk 1-3 2-2 4, E. Cent. Oklohoma 73, Oklo. Bapt. 71 mand. Los Angeles led 91-89 with riors. John.son was 6of-13 from the (Tucker, Hamel), pp, 2:31.2, New Jersey, San Antonio 129-122, Denver At Kansas City, Larry Drew NHL standings MocLean 10 (Ludvig, Muller), pp, 15:13. Turner 1-5082, Evons3-4087,Whlte0-l 1-2 .4:22 remaining, then ran off 7 floor in only 26 minutes of action. It Houston’s Rodney McCray (22) drives past the Lakers’ Penalties— Russell, NJ, 0:54; Davis, But, 1, KopIckI 08080, Schaves08080. Totals *^Texas-San Antonio 94, SW T exas 77 dumped Atlanta 106-94, Utah scored a season-high 27 points and West straight points starting with a was Golden State’s second home 1:02; Lewis, NJ, 1:02; Ramsey, But, 10:02; 44-10517-24106. downed Dallas 103-96, Kansas City Reggie Theus a d d ^ 26 to lead the James Worthy, who tries to reach over for block during WolM Confarmc* MacLean, NJ, 11:06; CIrella, NJ, 11:59; ATLANTA (94) ...... Colorado St. 56, Air Force 63 3-polnt play by Johnson. Kareem victory in a row — a feat it had not Potrtck DlvW on Carr 5-7 28 12, Wilkins 1026 1-2 21, New Mexico 72, (jTeoon St. tf beat Phoenix 116103, Milwaukee Kings. The Suns have lost five first-period play. Rockets couldn’t beat Los Angeles this OA Folleno, Buf, 14:13; Playtalr, But, 15:07; Abdul-Jabbar scored on a pass accomplished since Nov. 27 and 29 w L T Ptl. OF Follgno,But,1B:02. Rollins 8-9 00 16, Johnson 6-12 2-2 14, Pacific Lutheran 89, Whitwarth 77 ripped Philadelphia 11697, Cleve­ straight. Steve Johnson added 22 WaUilngton 37 16 9 83 258 163 from Johnson, then Byron Scott hit of last year. night as Lakers remain team to beat in NBA West. Second period— 3, Buftolo, Davis 13 WIttman 3-7 08 6, Rivers 48 48 12, S. Utah St. 83, Adam s St. 71 land stopped Chicago 123-118, points for Kansas City while PhllodelpMa 37 16 7 81 257 183 (Perreault, Houslev), pp, 11:17. 4, But- Hastings 02080, Glenn 1-3082, WIIIIS05 a jumper from the corner. NY Islanders 32 25 4 68 280 240 383, Brown 284-58. Totals 39-8116-2394. 224 256 folo, Ruff 2 (Vlrto, Korab), pp, 12:11. 5, NY Rangers X 31 9 49 Buffalo, Tucker 14 (Follgno, Andrey­ Pittsburgh X 34 5 45 209 276 Denver 19 33 26 28— 106 248 chuk), 17:28. Penalties— Follgno, Buf, New Jersey 18 34 B 44 203 double-minor, 4:38; PIchette, NJ, 4:38; AtlOTta 30241723-94 Football Scholastic roundup College basketball roundup Adams Division Three point goal— Evans. Fouled out— 206 Russell, NJ, 9:51; Meagher, NJ, 10:11; Montreal 31 21 10 72 238 Davis, Buf, 14:26; Schoenteld, Buf, 19:25. None. Totol fouls— Denver 24, Atlanta^. Buftala 79 19 12 70 220 176 Third period— 6, New Jersey, Adams 3 Rebounds-^Oenver 58 (Natt 13), AtlaiUa Quebec 30 24 8 68 255 226 4) (Rollins 13). Assists— Denver 24, 214 (Verbeek, Ludvig), 4:13 7, New Jersey, USPL atandinga Boston 26 26 8 60 218 Meagher 7 (Lever, Preston), 8:00. (Lever 10), Atlanto 21 (Johnson 9). Hartford 20 34 7 47 207 263 A— 5J74. Campbell Conference Penalty— Perreault, But, 14:14. Eastern Conference Danehy leads Pats Hoyas, St. John’s Norris Division Shots on goal— Buffalo 15-16-4—35. New W L T Pet. PF PA GA Jersey 6-5-7— 18. Tampa Bov 1 0 0 1.000 35 7 W L T Ptl, OF Power-play conversions— Buffalo 5-3. St. Louis 29 21 10 68 230 219 Cavaliers 1Z3,Bulls 118 Memphis 1 0 0 1.000 X 3 New Jersey 7-1. Birmingham 1 0 0 1.000 X X Chicago 30 X 4 64 242 241 Goalies— Buffalo, Sauve. New Jersey, IB 33 11 47 226 277 Jacksonville 1 0 0 1.000 X 14 in No. 1 attraction Detroit Resch.A— 9,903. to tournament win C L E V E L A N D (123) ...... Minnesota 18 33 n 47 211 248 Referee— Denis Morel. Baltimore 0 1 0 .000 14 X Toronto 15 40 7 37 194 271 Hinson 8-17 9-1325, Hubbard 6-12 5817, New Jersey 0 1 0 .000 28 38 Smytho Division West 3-31-27, Bagiev 9-180818, Free KFH Orkindo 0 1 0 .000 7 35 Bill Wennington. 7-foot, must con­ I- 3 24, E. Jones482-310, Poquette28084, PORTLAND — Freshman Leslie 2-212, Bob Buttram 71-115, Rick Larke Bv Mike Tullv x-Edmonton 43 12 7 93 318 212 NHL leaders Western Conference 5 1-3 11, Jim Basturo 2 1-1 5, M ike tain Ewing while Mike Moses runs Winnipeg 31 26 7 69 278 281 Shelton 1-3 486, Davis 484812, Anderson Oakland 1 0 0 1.000 31 10 Danehy scored a game-high 17 United Press International 02080. Totals47-9526-37123. Sullivan 3 0-0 6, Greg DINatale 0 2-3 2, the attack at the point with Mark Calgary 30 25 7 67 280 247 Arizona 1 0 0 1.000 9 7 points to lead Coventry High over Skip W ells 2 0-0 4, Totals X 9-12 85. Los Angeles 28 23 11 67 275 255 (Through Feb.24) Houston 1 0 0 1.000 34 X Jackson in relief. host Portland High in East Region C H E N E Y TECH (M ) — Mike Eaton 2 Georgetown coach John Thomp­ Vancouver le 36 8 44 213 314 CHICAG O (118) . Los Angeles 0 1 0 .000 X 34 1-2 5, Melton Howkins 11 62 X , Dennis Ewing, limited to 7 shots and 9 x ® * Konsos City 19 38 .333 Syracuse 96X6 PORTLAND — Portland High court. the second fray. Barry Sumpter scored five min­ Fit • period— 1, Philadelphia, Smith 13 Sove Dtrcentoge Vlllanova 8 6 17 8 Hockey heading into the final eight min­ more forgettable nights of his s pet Pacific Division Minnesota — Sent defensemen ran past visiting Cheney Tech Besides being known as one of “ It is always the case,” Thomp­ utes into the contest. (Poi T, Crossm an), sh, 16:05. L.A. Lakers 42 17 .719 — SEATTLE (119) Pittsburgh 7 8 16 10 utes of play. career. Pe'tUities— Hospodar, Ph\, double- Skor'skl, Chi 569 .90S McCorm lck61116)220, Vronesl-1622, Boston College 7 9 18 9 David Jensen to Springfield of the Tuesday night, 85-60, for its 11th the greatest performers ever, he son said, "that when you’re At Corvallis, Ore., Johnny Moog. Edm 968 .899 Portlond 27 31 .465 14'/i American Hockey League; recalled J(xly Morton had 24 points and Erving scored only 7 points minor. 12:43; Neuteld. Hor, 12:43. Phoenix 27 32 .458 15 Sikma 610 2-4 12, Henderson 614 66 22, Connecticut 6 9 13 13 straight victory to clinch the has been cordial with the press and playing against another very tal­ Brown scored 19 points and George Lindbergh, Ph 1488 .898 Wood 1M7 24 26, Chambers 7-13 67 20, Providence 12 10 18 defenseman Chris Pryor. Brett Laferriere 12 to pace Tuesday night as the 76ers were Fuhr. Edm 1038 .892 Seattle 25 33 .431 14>/S Charter Oak Conference basket­ a favorite of both players and fank. ented team, by the time you catch Scott added 18 to lead New Mexico Second period— 2. Phllodelpblo. Pou­ L.A. Clippers 22 36 .379 19'/z BrIefcowskI 2-3 64 4, Sobers 3-6626, King Seton Hall 0 14 9 16 Coventry. routed 11697 by the Milwaukee lin 18 (unossl»ted)» sh, 4:18. 3. P h llc ^ - Rlggin, Was 1198 .092 1-2645, Sundvold 1-2442. Totals46792641 Tuesday's Results St. Louis — Extended contract of left ball championship. One of his biggest fans is up you’re so flat or tired and they to a 72-65 victory over Oregon gp-gomes played; g-gools; o-ossists; Golden State 14 44 .241 27

Little League signups scheduled Kingspoint, Food Toe got more of a warmirothen he set. lapidus, however, won two FOCUS/ could have envisioned/ but the MimchcstiT Little U'ague will hold signups the next two straight games, to even the set, Sundays (March 3 and 10) at the American Legion Hall on Legion world’s top player was glad to thaw which eventually went to 6-6 and a Drive from 1-4 p.m. each day. . ^ , , , out his ganri^ McEnroe add doubles partner tiebreaker. Play is for youngsters ages 7-12. Youths must be 7 before "tiiy Lapidus reeled off the first six 31, 1985 and not older than 12 as of that same date. Birth , breezed through the first set 6-3Njn their match points of the tiebreaker, gettting certificates are required at registration. Fee is $8 perplayer. $12 five on passing shots. Gerulaitis Tuesday against per family. . / — , and in the $375,000 responded with three unaswered Anyone interested in coaching, umpiring or assisting in U^ny WCT Houston Shootout. However, points of his own, but missed an overhead shot on the tiebreaker’s way is also asked to attend either session. For funnel- the world’s top-ranked doubles information, contact Frank Galasso, 643-4.506, or Paul team was pushed to a tiebreaker in 10th point to end the match. Scheinblum. 649-6470. the second set, holding on to win The last time the two met was at the end of last year with Gerulaitis 8-6 . , The match worked as a warmup winning 6-4, 6-3. Magicians in East Hartford for McEnroes first singles en- " I played much better today couter of mSTOumament, today than I did then, and he wasn’t quite EAST HARTFORD — Legendary Marques Haynes and the as good,” Lapidus said. "That’s Harlem Magicians will make an appearance Saturday nigh^t, against Wojtek Fibak " I didn’t get as much a ftel for it tennis for you. This year, so many March 10, against the East Hartford Town Hall All-Stars at the (the court) as I would have liked,’’ of the lesser known guys are Penney High gym. , j McEnroesaid. " I’mgladl won’tgo playing good.” Advance $3 adult tickets are available in East Hartford at the in there cold. I just hope things pick In other first-round matches South Green Restaurant, Donato s Drive-In and Frank's Willow Tuesday, Fleming eliminated No. up a little bit." Inn. Fleming, who was unable to get 7 Greg Holmes 6-2, 6-1 and in a things to pick up in the second set, rematch of last year’s Houston was glad to escape with a victory. finals, Dickson defeated Sammy ToseVbid for financing collapses "Until the last few games we Giammalva 6-3, 6-2. were rolling along pretty easily.’’ Also, beat Zol- PHILADEn„PHA — It looks as if Leonard Tose won't be able to said Fieming. " I missed a couple tan Kubarszky 7-6, 6-2; Leif Shiras SNACK- SENSE find any new financing for his shaky Philadelphia Eagles of easy shots and things started to handled Danie Visser 7-5, 6-4; and franchise before he must face his worried fellow NFL owners go sour. I was little tired and I needed just 52 minutes 2 2 to beat Tony Giammalva. next month. didn’t move quite as well. I ’m Tose's latest attempt to sell the Eagles collapsed Tuesday really glad we won that second Holmes and Gerulaitis were the second and third seeded players tc Recommended Servings when Ed Snider, the owner of theNHL's Philadelphia Flyers, and S6t.** A variety of foods is readily available to most Food be ousted from the tournament in his group of investors pulled out of the bidding for a reported 80 Earlier in the day. Jay Lapidus Group per Day first-round play. On Monday, Sha- Americans. And this variety makes snacking more percent share of the club. scored six straight points in the har Perkiss of Israel beat No. f fun than ever. N o need to settle for boring, . Meat, Poultry, Fish, 2 (2 to 3 ounces meal, 2 eggs, "W e have made the decision not to purchase an interest in the tiebreaker and went on to upset of India 6-4,3-6 1 cup cooked dried beans, Philadelphia Eagles," Snider said in a statement. "As an Eagle third-seeded 6-3, repetitious foods that often fail to satisfy and, as a Eggs, Nuts and Beans 6- 2. UPl photo 4 tablespoons peanut butter, fan. I want to wish the team's players and management a great 3-6. 7-6. result, stimulate nonstop, inappropriate nibbling. In the Giammalva-Dickson Vj to 1 cup nuts per serving) deal of success." Lapidus. of Princeton, N.J., fell John McEnroe (pictured) and his doubles partner Peter 7 behind in the first set 3-2 before match, the outcome and score 7 winning four straight games to were the same as last year’s finals Fleming were forced to break a sweat in winning match Fats, Sweets and variable (dependent on caloric Gordie Howe hit by lawsuit capture the set. of the same tournament. Tuesday at WCT tournament in Houston. Alcohol needs) “ He was outplaying me early in “ I just tried to play the same as 1 BRIDGEPORT — Gordie Howe, the NHL's all- time leading always do — be fit, be hungry,” the first set,” Lapidus said. "Vitas kept me off balance. I wasn’t handled SNACKING TIPS scorer, has been sued by the estate of a Fairfield man killed last said Dickson of Tampa, Fla. ‘"The was up 3-2 and I was trying to come moving, and he took advantage of and Fibak 6-2, 4-6, year in a fiery highway crash in Westport, Conn., court officials up to net every time and not being big difference was neither of us ’Ibday, quality snack foods are available in most had played yet. Last year, we had that. Good players are able to get 7-5. said. very successful at it. He was already played three or four jiack into it. Instead, I was getting Also, and Robert stores and vending machines to suit every age, The Superior Court suit was brought by Marguerita A. passing me, so I decided to stay Seguso stopped John Alexander matches.” very irritable.” appetite, meal plan, budget and preference. LeSerra, administrator of the estate of John LaBrusciano, and back. In other doubles competition. and Broderick Dyke 7-6,6-0, while "That’s when I broke back and Giammalva, of Houston, said he Quality, of course, is the key word. Nature Valley seeks unspecified damages of more than $15,000. No trial date and Ben Testerman Drew Gitlln and started to play a little better and just could not find his rhythm. granola products, made with 100% natural had been set, a court official said Tuesday. “He’s an awkward guy to play beat and Joao Soares outlasted David Dowlen and David The victim , 20, was pinned in the wreckage of his burning car, make my shots." 7-6, 7-6; and and Graham 7-6, 7-6. ingredients, combine quality and variety. Now After dropping the second set. against.” Giammalva said. “ He which collided with a vehicle driven by Howe on the Merritt there are five varieties of granola products Parkway in March 1984. Police reports said rescuers, including available, each featuring a popular taste and texture Howe, tried to free LaBrusciano. to tantalize even the most persnickety snacker. Howe, who is special assistant to the chairman of the NHL's Philadelphia holds onto Eagles, Phillies Hartford Whalers, attempted to pull LaBrusciano from the Periodically take stock of your snacking vehicle immediatley after the accident, but failed because the For the Phillies, the city agreed habits. Keeping quality and variety in mind, how ests of the city economically," he anything other than to play their victim ’s legs were pinned under the dashboard, authorities said. By Joe Jullano to purchase the “ Phanavision” said. “ Since this (Veterans Sta­ games in this stadium.” well do your between-meal treats complement the The estate claims Howe, 56, was careless and negligent in the United Press International video display board and system for dium) is our asset, we want to Of the $15.3 million in stadium other foods you consume each day? Fueling our operation of his automobile. Howe failed to keep a proper lookout improvements, $8.3 million would $1.2 million. It also agreed to allow PHILADELPHIA - Alter two improve it so it can continue to be a bodies properly is like putting together a puzzle. and have proper control of his vehicle and operated in such a benefit the Phillies and $7 million the club to build 32 additional months of negotiations, the city viable asset. That’s in our best manner as to interfere with traffic, the suit charged. superboxes and display facilities. Different nutrients have different functions, so has come up with a lease agree­ interest.” would benefit the Eagles, Goode ment ensuring the NF L Eagles and The new agreement, which now said. He added the figures did not Goode said the city collected $1.5 F baseball Phillies will play at must be approved by City Council, include a possible $1 million per million in rent from the Phillies F Sipe may not play again Veterans Stadium through the extends by 10 years the 30-year year in debt services. and $780,000 from the Eagles last SNACKING CONVENIENTLY JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Brian Sipe was in satisfactory year 2011. leases signed by the Eagles and the The Eagles would be permitted year. The stadium took in $9.8 SNACKING to construct 50 skyboxes along the condition after surgery to repair his injured throwing arm, but Mayor Wilson Goode, announc­ Phillies when Veterans Stadium million in revenue and expects to □ Buy easy-to-carry foods, such as granola bars, top of Veterans Stadium at a total w h e n the subject is snacking, w e pay attention. doctors are uncertain when the Jacksonville Bulls quarterback ing the agreement Tuesay at a City opened in 1971. turn a profit of more than $1 dried fruits, meat jerky arid nuts. Goode said the lease would be cost to the city of $5 million. The Why? Because most of us enjoy a snack or will be able to play again. Hall news conference attended by million, he said. binding to any group wishing to city also agreed to spend an two every day—sometimes planned, at other times Sipe, 35, suffered a separated right shoulder when he was Eagles owner Leonard Tose and □ Keep snacking items front and center in the purchase the Eagles. Tose, who is additional $2 million to build either The Eagles, however, have had tackled late in the first quarter of the Bulls' 22-14 U.S. Football Phillies president Bill Giles, said almost without thinking. These mini-meals refrtgeratot; pitcher of fruit juice, yogurt or custard, reported to be $40 million in debt, is a new practice facility for the club their rent deferred under the new League victory over the Baltimore Stars. the new arrangement would cost are definitely an important part 6f eating in the 80s. ' fresh vegetable nibbles such as thin, young E the city $15.3 million in Improve­ seeking a buyer for the team or escalators to the stadium’s lease until 1994 when they must pay E ments to the'^adium. although a group headed by the^ Upper levels. back the money at an interest rate Just h ow important? Well, let's take a snacking asparagus spears, green pepper strips, rutabaga Goode emphasized, however, NHL’s Philadelphia Flyers owner 'These provisions originally were of 9 percent. survey—your own personal inventory. or turnip slices, raw peas in the pod, raw that such Improvements would Ed Snider announced Tuesday it announced on Dec. 15 when Goode Tose and Giles said they were Next time you're waiting in the grocery store Montana signs big TV ad contract and Tose reached an agreement happy with the lease agreements cauliflower or broccoli flowerets. help the city and the local economy had dropped out of the bidding. /check-out line, look over the items you're about SAN FRANCISCO — It's the Big Buck Bowl for Joe Montana gain an additional $1.3 billion in “ The lease is binding on future that prevented a proposed move to and did not feel the city was giving □ Preslice cheese. related revenue from now until the owners,” themayorsaid. “ There’s Phoenix, Ariz. Goode said one up too much. uo pi^chase. Surprised at how many of them will this month. □ Keep hard-cooked or deviled eggs handy. The San Franci.sco 49ers' quarterback has signed a television lease expires. a performance clause in the change was the city would cover “ The facility is pretty old,” Tose B e i ^ d by you and your family for snacking? the cost of a practice field or said of the stadium, which opened ad contract with Pepsi-Cola USA worth about $400,000 and is “ It is my belief that both of these agreement saying that they can’t Or glance into your kitchen cupboards I □ Freeze an assortment of half sandwiches agreements are in the best inter­ sever it with cash. They can’t do escalators. Instead of both. in 1971. considering appearances for Pepsi that could more than double and the refrigerator. How many foods do you and individual servings of main dishes, ice B that. keep on hand, perishable and nonperishable, The winning signal caller of Super Bowl XIX agreed to do three cream and sherbet. which have become snacking staples? 30-second com mercials for Diet Pepsi, the first of which features □ Serve ready-to-eat cereal plus milk. him ribbing his Super Bowl opponent, Miami Dolphin Ueberroth may open owners’ books Probably many more than you realized. quarterback Dan Marino. strike interrupted the 1981 season Addressing the owners, Ueber­ Ueberroth had also said, how­ NEW YORK (UPI) - Only a in a dispute over a team’s roth said he would order them to ever, he would help the process week after minimizing his role in when he thought he could. Appar­ compensation for the loss of a free baseball’s labor negotiations. open their financial ledgers to the Smith may sign with NFL Bills Players Association if both parties ently, he hopes that disclosure of agent. Commissioner Peter Ueberroth Free agency is again one of the SNACKING THRIFTILY in the negotiations thoought it financial records can spur cooper­ said Tuesday he inight order the many issues on the bargaining SNACKING SENSIBLY NEW YORK — A routine physical examination is all that would be helpful in reaching a new ation between the parties, who owners to open their books. table as well as minimum salaries □ Limit purchases of perishable foods to amounts stands between Outland Trophy winner Bruce Smith of Virginia Basic Agreement. have been meeting without agree­ Just as w e dress differently now than w e did a Tech signing with the Buffalo Bills, his attorney said Tuesday. ment since November. for players, the owners’ contribu­ that can be used while fresh. decade ago, w e eat differently as well. Robert Romm told the Richmond Times-Dispatch that unless Nipper anemic “ If Don Fehr and Marvin Miller Talks are scheduled to continue tions to the players’ pension funds I Buy fresh fruits and vegetables in season. the 6-foot-3 V2. 290-pound tackle "has high blood pressure or (representing the Players Associa­ today. and whether such payments should No longer do w e feel that the three-meals-a- something, everything should be all right ' . . ., WINTER HAVEN, Fla. (UPI) - tion) and Lee MacPhall and Barry In a separate action during the be linked to television revenues. day regimen is essential to a healthful way of life. _ I Prepare low-cost snacks like icorn, cinnamon Other subjects discussed during Romm, a Norfolk attorney, would not discuss financial details Al Nipper, one of the Boston Red Rona (representing the Player meetings, the owners unanimously In fact, updated research f'toast, homemade soup of the contract. He did, however, say the 4-year pact was Sox’ talented young starting Relations Committee) advise me gave total authority to MacPhail the owners’ meeting included a report on negotiations on supersta­ shows that for many. and home-baked goods "outstanding” and that it topped Dean Steinkuhler's reported pitchers, was admitted to Winter this would be critical to the and Rona to conduct the negotiations and would remove tion television broadcasts, the $2.6 million contract with Houston last year. Haven Hospital Tuesday night for negotiations. such as muffins tests due to a very low red blood any lingering lack of trust between The players and owners of the 26 draft of players from the Domini­ blueberries or the parties in order to reach a can Republic and a variety of cell count, more commonly known teams in the National and Ameri­ cranberries Louie first round winner as anemia. successful conclusion, I would do can Leagues are trying to reach a potential legislation in it,” he said. Washington. The righthander, 11-6 last sea­ new basic contract. A seven-week they must be carefully combined to meet our HERSHEY, Pa. — Using a strong serve and backhand, son, his first in the major leagues, The timing of Ueberroth’s state­ top-seeded Peanut Louie scored a 6-4, 6-3 victory over Mary Lou had been feeling light-headed ment was a surprise since only last needs for energy, growth, maintenance, repair and Piatek Tuesday Night in the first round of the $75,000 Virginia during workouts which began Feb. week he had downplayed his role. replacement of body tissues, and regulation of Slims of Pennsylvania. 4. A routine physical taken by all “ The process is going ahead,” he body processes. Following is the Daily Food Guide players showed a marked de­ said at that time. “ There are Second-seeded Catherine Tanvier upset 6-0, 6-4 by Stephanie LIVE THE which will help you review your eating and Rehe. Also losing was No. 5 Yvonne Verm aaka, who lost 6-1, 6-0 crease in his red blood cells, which quality people on both sides. As long as they’re doing their job. I ’m to Wendy White. are responsible for carrying oxy­ snacking pattern. 2 gen throughout the body. pleased.” LIFE 2 MODERN AUTO •/3I?opRILEY RADIATOR DAILY FOOD GUIDE INCREDIBLE INTRODUCES Food Recommended Servings per Day the 90-mlnute Group ■'♦A 7 drive-ln and Vegetable and Fruit 4 or more (1 piece or Vi cup 7 driveaway aolutloni cooked per serving) SAVINGS FOR: For kids as well as adults, snacking is a way of life. 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Dieter’s Almanac 14 - MANCHESTER HERAl.D. Wcdia-sriay. Feb 27. 1985 Giving a pie a special ‘razz’ Your Neighbor’s Kitchen Diet can bring on a headache Louise Stokes of McKee Street enjoyed a meal at worst kind ot low-blood-sugar arc prone to headaches, these the Blacksmith’s Tavern in Glastonbury last Editor’s note: this is the fourth of headache. Many diabetics know foods may contain substances that month, and asked this column to track down the six columns excerpted from “ The how this feels — essentially, a precipitate headache, such as^ Merle Lassow takes recipe for the raspberry pie with Chambord sauce. Dieter’s Almanac” by Theodore sodium nitrite and tyramine. vague pain in the head. It can lead The light dessert is an invention of Nancy Berland (World Almanac Publica­ to a migraine and one of those If you are trying to prevent McMaster, the pastry chef for the restaurant. It is Today’s tions, $7.95). all-encompassing attacks of in­ headaches, avoid eating chocolate, one of the restaurant’s most popular desserts. tense pain, light sensitivity, nau­ vinegar (except white vinegar) “ I warn you, it’s one of those things that will use If you’ve gone into your diet with Special sea — thO works. You should never ripened cheeses (Cheddar Em- her cooking seriously up every bowl in the kitchen,” McMaster said. a bang, you may suffer from a mentaler. Gruyere, Stilton, Brie — fast, except (or religious reasons Fortunately, however, it doesn’t require any headache. Headache is a common although American, cottage, particularly difficult techniques or exotic reason people go off a diet, but and then only occasionally. Don’t of soy sauce. Stir-fry in oil 5 out core. Fill center with some skip meals. Instead, follow an even cream and Velveeta cheeses are Bv AAargoret Hayden raisins and chopped almonds. ingredients. understanding diet headaches can permissible), herring, sour cream, Herald Reporter minutes. Remove from bowl, then keep you on the road to schedule of meals and snacks. stir-fry chicken mixture until Sprinkle with orange liqueur, Caffeine-withdrawal headache yogurt, nuts, peanut butter, hot white wine, and a teaspoon of Slenderville. fresh breads, raised coffeecakes, “ Use your imagination to make tender, about 30 minutes. Add Red raspberry pie Place the top of the double boiler into a large bowl Our source is “ The Headache is also vague, somewhat like a walnuts, onion mixture, and toss. honey. Put into a baking pan and tension headache. If your diet calls doughnuts, pods of broad beans your dishes come out with a cover. Bake until apple is soft, wHh Chambord sauce filled with ice cubes. Stir until the mixture thickens King,” Dr. Seymour Diamond, Heat and serve. (or abstinence from chocolate, (lima, navy and pea pods) and gourmet touch,” Merle Lassow about 15 to 20 minutes. IVk cups graham cracker crumbs to a syrup-like consistency. Add half of the who mns a headache clinic in anything fermented, pickled or said recently. raspberry syrup to the egg white and half to the Chicago and was president of the cola, coffee and tea — rich sources S tablespoons plus 1 cup sugar, divided marinated. As she spoke, she stir-fried of caffeine — don’t go “ cold Vienna almond parfait 1 stick butter (not margarine), melted whipped cream. Stir as gently as possible, to avoid American Association for the Avoid foods with large amounts marinated chicken pieces in the Festive fillets knocking the air out of these mixtures. Do not be Study of Headache, and of the turkey. ” Ease off gradually, rec­ Parfait; Two-thirds cup cold water of monosodium glutamate (Chi­ kitchen of her Helaine Road home. Use a fillet of sole, about 4 pieces. alarmed if the egg white floats on the top of the National Migraine Foundation. ognizing that you are addicted and 6 large eggs 2 envelopes unflavored gelatin nese foods), onions, canned figs, " I f you don’t want onions, don’t use Dr. Diamond explains that diet­ that unless you are careful, you’ll Two-third cup sugar Stuffing 1 cup raspberries frozen in syrup, thawed rdspbcrrics. citrus foods (no more than one them, even if the recipe calls for 1 cup chopped fresh mushrooms Combine the whites and cream, folding gently. suffer the same drug-withdrawal ■A cup Galliano liqueur ■A cup lemon juice ers can suffer from three kinds of orange per d ay), bananas (no onions,” she said. ■A cup chopped celery Spoon into the pie shell and refrigerate at least 3 headache: tension headache, reactions as other addicts. * cups well-chilled heavy cream 4 egg whites more than V: banana per day), She encourages the adults and ■A cup chopped green onions caused by the nervousness of IVA cups whole blanched al­ 1 cup heavy cream hours. ' . pizza, pork (no more than two to children in her Recreation Depart­ ■A teaspoon tarragon To make the syrup, place the box of raspberries, having to live without constantly W HILE ASPIRIN is the most monds, toasted and ground three times per \ ^ ck ). ment cooking classes to change Saute all in >A cup of margarine. thawed or not. into a large saucepan. Add a few nibbling; low blood sugar, which common treatment for headache, FOR SYRUP: it does not mix well with dieting. Don’t consume ^excessive recipes to suit individual tastes. Then add: 'A cup of fresh bread 1 10-ounce box frozen raspberries in syrup tablespoons of sugar and bring the mixture to the comes from limiting your intake of Much of the time, if you are on a amounts of tea, coffee and cola “ Nuts add an elegant flavor,” Chocolate sauce: crumbs and 'A cup of chopped fine 2 tablespoons sugar boil. Stir in liqueur, then the cornstarch mixed in food, especially carbohydrates; strict diet, your stomach will be beverages (no more than four cups she said, as she added seasoned 4 ounces semi-sweet chocolate, walnuts. Mix all together and place 2 ounces Chambord liqueur, or more to taste wdt0r caffeine withdrawal, caused by empty. Aspirin is an acid. Left per day). Avoid avocado, fer­ walnuts to the chicken and onions. chopp^ or bits a small amount on a fillet. Roll up 2 tablespoons cornstarch dissolved in 2 tables­ As soon a.s the mixture thickens and clears dropping chocolate, coffee, and alone in the stomach, it can cau.se mented sausage (bologna, salami, She used her favorite oval-shaped ■A teaspoon cinnamon and put on baking dish. Bake 15 poons water (cornstarch will make it cloudy), pour it through a such from your menu. 2 2 heartburn, nausea and worse. If pepperoni, summer sausage, hot pan on top of the stove. She often Vi cup water minutes at 350 degrees. » Combine graham cracker crumbs, 2 tablespoons strainer. This removes the seeds. Serve cool. Tension headaches are the only you must take two aspirins, take dogs) and chicken llvei's. uses the same pan for baking. Heavy cream, slices of kiwi fruit Sauce: of the sugar and the melted butter. Press into a At the restaurant, they cut the pie into slices and psychological headaches. They them with a full glass of water and Avoid alcohol, if possible. If you “ People like to cook but don’t and strawberries, and mint sprigs Melt 1 tablespoon of margarine. 9-inch pie plate and bake at 350 degrees for 6 to 8 drizzle a ribbon of syrup on top. They also serve are caused purely by nerves, by during a meal or snack. mu.st drink, no more than two have much time,” she said. She for garnish Add 2 tablespoons of flour, 1 cup of minutes. Cool completely. with additional whipped cream, which is optional. emotional reaction to the fear that J Finally, advises Dr. Diamond, normal-size drinks. Suggested believes delicious meals can be To make the parfait: In the top of milk and 1 teaspoon of lemon juice. In the topof a double boiler, sprinkle gelatin over you won’t be able to satisfy your when on a diet, you are liable to drinks: haute sauterne, Riesling, prepared in a short time. She buys a double-boiler set over simmering Mix all together and add >A cup of water. Let stand 5 minutes, or until gelatin is cravings (or food. start eating different foods. If you Seagram’s VO, Cutty Sark, vodka. chicken breast with the bones and water, beat the eggs and the sugar sharp grated cheese. Mix until softened. Place over rapidly boiling water and stir To have your favorite restaurant dish Included in skins removed to save time. with an electric mixer at high melted; spoon over fish. until gelatin dissolves. Add 1 cup of the sugar and this weekly column, simply write a note telling us TO GET OVER a tension head­ She started experimenting with speed for 5 to 10 minutes, or until Caribbean chicken stir until all crystals dissolve. the name of your favorite dish at a local restaurant. ache brought on by dieting, realize Historians look for marker 7 food when her two children were the mixture is pale, foamy and Remove from the heat and add raspberries and We’ll contact the chef and ask lor the recipe. that even on a diet you will be able small. Hilery is 18 and Brent is 15. thickened. Set the double-boiler Four boneless chicken breasM Include your name, address, and a phone number to conquer bad nibbling habits and lemon juice. Set aside to cool, but do not chill. bury the massacre victims. Recently, she prepared a lun­ Flour where yon can be reached during the day. (Phone FRANKFORT, Ky. (UPI) - top in a bowl of ice and cold water; In the small bowl of an electric mixer, beat egg still not starve. Officials want the marker back cheon for the Manchester Memor­ continue to beat the mixture until it Salt, pepper whites and 3 tablespoons of the sugar until it forms numbers will not be published) Please concentrate In tension headaches, the mus­ State officials want to know what happened to a highway marker so history buffs can learn about the ial Hospital Auxiliary. One woman is cold, and beat in the Galliano. Oil soft peaks. Set aside. on restaurants In the Manchester area. Address cles of your neck tighten. Fight this at the lunch asked Lassow for her 1 onion inquiries to Today’s Special, Manchester Herald, denoting the bloodiest battle in battle. Transfer the mixture to a large In another bowl, beat heavy cream, unswee­ by learning to take out the kinks Anyone having information recipe for a rich dessert called 1 pepper Kentucky’s history. bowl. In a chilled bowl, beat the tened, until it holds soft peaks. Set aside. P.O. Box 591, Manchester, 08040. and knots. Once in a while, drop about the missing marker is asked Vienna Almond Parfait. It is ■A teaspoon garlic powder your head so your chin is on your The Long Run Massacre marker cream until it holds soft peaks. to contact the historical society. included here. Fold it into the egg mixture with •A teaspoon thyme chest, then raise it all the way up. has disappeared from its location She and her husband, Arthur, the almonds. Turn the mixture into ■A cup dried currants Next, rotate your head/from in Jefferson County, on the north and the couple’s children often a lightly-oiled 9-inch square baking I 16-ounce can tomatoes shoulder to shoulder in exagger­ side of U.S. 60 about a quarter-mile Trio cast entertain in their backyard when east of the Long Run Bridge, pan. Freeze the mixture, covered, Cut up chicken into bite-size ated swings. Take a hot shower; a the weather permits. Here are Kentucky Historical Society offi­ HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Nick for at least 4 hours or overnight, or pieces. Roll in flour, salt and Menus mbdown will help too. Nolle, Bette Midler and Richard some Lassow family favorites. cials said. until it is firm. pepper. Sautee in oil until brown. Exercise is a good way to relieve Dreyfuss will star in “ Jerry Saved Tuesday: Sloppy Joes, mashed It marked the spot where a Make the sauce: In a small Remove from heat and place in a green beans, bread and butter, tension headaches. Regular exer­ from Drowning” (or director Paul Senior citizens potatoes, peas and carrots, ice Miami Indiaq party killed more Walnut country chicken saucepan, combine the chocolate, bowl. Cut up onion and pepper. fruited jello. cise. performed long enough to Mazursky and Touchstone Films. The following meals will be than 60 pioneers who were on their S tablespoons soy sauce water and the cinnamon, and cook Place in same cooking pan and Friday: Cheese pizza, tossed cream. make you sweat (20 to 30 minutes Touchstone, a subsidiary of Walt served, at Mayfair Gardens and way from Squire Boone’s Painted 1 Mbiespoon sherry the mixture over medium heat, sautee until soft. Add garlic salad, chocolate pudding. Wednesday: Hamburg pizza, or m ore), can do wonders to loosen Disney Productions, announced Westhlll Gardens the week of Stone Station to the safety of forts ■A teaspoon ginger stirring until it is smooth. Let cool. powder and thyme and blend with tossed salad, fmit. your muscles, even neck and that Nolle will play a transient who March 4 through 8 to Manchester at the Falls of the Ohio in 1871. 1 pound of boneless chicken (two Cover the bottoms of 9 chilled vegetables. Add currants and Thursday: Chicken pot pie, com shoulder muscles that contract in creates havoc for a wealthy residents who are 60 or older. Bolton schoola The next day, reinforced by whole breasts cut up In chunks) large dessert plates with the sauce. tomatoes to vegetables. Add on the cob, cake. the viselike grip that usually Beverly Hills couple, played by Monday: Autumn soup, ravioli The following lunches will be British troops, the Indians killed 16 3 tablespoons oil Cut the parfait into squares and chicken and blend. Pul in baking Friday: Lasagne, green beans, precipitates tension headaches. Midler and Dreyfuss. with Italian sauce, garden salad, served in the Bolton Elementary- more militiamen who wanted to One-third cup sliced green on- arrange on each plate. Drizzle the dish and bake for 45 minutes in pears. People who fast often suffer the cream onto the sauce, running a Italian dressing, Italian bread, Center schools the week of March 4 moderate oven. ADVERTISEMENT tons apple crisp with slice of cheese. 1 teaspoon garlic powder knife through it to form a decora­ Add 'A teaspoon of garlic powder through 8. Tuesday: Meatioaf with mush­ Monday: Orange juice, spagh­ I ADVERTISEMENT 1 cup chopped walnuts tive design. Arrange the kiwi slices and 'A teaspoon of thyme Blend on the parfait, and garnish plates room gravy, buttered noodles, etti with meatballs, tossed salad, F F 1 tablespoon soy sauce with vegetables. Then add 'A cup of Herald photo by Pinto stewed tomatoes, wheat bread, Italian bread, devil’s food cake. Mix together soy sauce, sherry, with strawberry slices. dried currants and a can of ’Tuesday: Fish and cheese on a ginger and chicken. Let stand 30 crushed tomatoes. Add the chicken adults and chidren through the Man­ peaches. Merle Lassow stir fries chicken in her Wednesday: V-8 juice, baked bun, tartar sauce, pickle chips, minutes. Black Forest apple pieces; blend all together. Pul into chester Recreation Department. M ix together onions, garlic favorite pan. She teaches cooking to chicken, rice au gratin, broccoli chilled fruit. Peel apple; cut In half and take a baking dish and bake 45 minutes. Wednesday: Salisbury steak powder, walnuts and 1 tablespoon Normandy, white bread, apple­ sauce sweet potato cake. with gravy, mixed vegetables, Thursday: Roast 'beef with carrot cake with topping. gravy, sweet potato and apple ’Iliursday: Egg or salmon salad E casMrole, peas and onions, rye in pocket bread, bean sprouts, E Want the fight Lenten meal? Just say ^ cheese bread, rocky road pudding. carrot and celery sticks, cookie Friday: Com chowder, saimon and applesauce. - oror until until bubbles bubbles start start to to appear; appear; do do not not boil. boil. glassglass or ormicrowave microwave-safe safe casserole casserole d di^ i ^ loaf with creamy sauce, mashed Friday: Pizza day. Cheese,«• dishes are an excellent —^n„«4 choice fftvfor lAntotiLenten ^ ______ikm riViAACAStir in mivtiiro half the mivino cheese wpll mixture, Plnrp mixing cornstarch well. in aPlace 4-cuD cornstarch Elass measure. in a 4-cup / glass measure. Add a potatoes, green beans with pimien- meals. Cheese contains in concentrated form almost Microwave at full power for 2 minutes, or until almost small amount of tomato juice, stirring until smooth. tos, rye bread, mixed fruit. Coventry schoola all of the protein and fats, essential minerals and melted. Stir well. Stir in remaining cheese. Mix in remaining tomato juice, clam juice, olive oil, Marge’s The following lunches will be other nutrients found in milk. Microwave on high for 2 to 3 minutes, or until almo.st garlic juice, basil, sugar and pepper. Microwave on served in the Coventry elementary Microwaving of cheese is usually done at a reduced melted. Whisk until smooth. Keep warm while serving high for 4 to 6 minutes, or until slightly thickened, Microwave Maalif^ Whaelt schools the week of March 4 power level to prevent lough or stringy texture, or an by using a fondue pot, if available, or return to'the .stirring every minute. Blend in milk and wine. Pour ■'--Tfie follbwing meals are to be B B over shells. through 8. oily surface. Because there isn’t any heat in the microwave at 70 percent power (Med-High) for a Kitchen served to Meals on Wheels clients Monday: Juice, chili con came, microwave, cheese can be melted without a double minute or two. Microwavtl at 50 percent power (Med) for 9 to 18 tire week of March 4 through 8. The bread and butter, whole k e ra jl boiler. Cheese doesn’t stick to the utensils, and Marge Churchill Sprinkle chunks of French bread with kirsch, then hot noon meal is luted first and the com, pudding sundae. ^ constant stirring isn't needed. When a cheese sauce, dip in cheese mixture. If mixture becomes a little too minutes, or Ontil heated through, rotating 3 times during ccC^^in^Let stand for 5 to 6 minutes. tjO'^ered. cooi evening meal; second. Tuesday: Grilled cheese sand­ dip, or fondue cools, it can be reheated in the thick, add a little warmed wine. Monday: Boneless pork loin with wich, vegetable sticks, fruit. microwave with no loss of quality. Serves 4. gravy, baked potato, squash, Wednesday: Juice, spaghetti Shredded cheese melts faster and more evenly than salad, whipped jello. Roast beef with meatballs, tossed salad, gar­ a chunk of cheese. If using a food processor to shred ■A teaspoon salt Jum bo shells sandwich, applesauce, peaches, lic bread, cookie. cheese, it should be well chilled. PA cups milk .Cheese curried eggs Thursday: Fish and chips, green The microwave can also be used to bring chee.se to 1 can (lOVi-ounce) condensed chicken broth with Clam Sauce milk. 2 tablespoons butter Tuesday: Roast turkey with beans, blueberry dessert. room temperature for optimum flavor. ■A cup dry white wine 12 jumbo macaroni shells, cooked and cooled 2 cups shredded pasteurized process cheese spread 2 green onions, thinly sliced stuffing and gravy, whipped po­ Friday: Cheese pizza, hot veget­ FILLING: ■A cup finely chopped pimiento loaf with bacon pretzels, if desired to garnish tato. cranberry sauce, peas, salad, able, assorted fruit. Pa cups ricotia cheese ‘A cup finely chopped green pepper cake, ^ lo g n a and cheese sand­ Cheddar rarebit In a 2-quarl casserole, combine butter, onion, carrot 1 cup grated Parmesan cheese and almonds. Microwave on high tor 3 to 4minutes, or 3 tablespoons flour wich, fresh apple, milk. 2 tablespoons margarine 1 egg, slightly beaten until butter melts and almonds are a light brown, 1>A teaspoons curry powder Wednesday: Shells with meat RHAM High schools 2 tablespoons Hour ■A teaspoon garlic Juice stirring after each minute. Stir in flour, pepper and 2 cups milk sauce, wax beans, peas, salad, >A teaspoon dry mustard 1 teaspoon dried basil leaves The following lunches will be salt. Slowly stir in milk, chicken broth and wine. ■A cup sherry pudding parfait. Cold turkey sand­ served at RHAM junior and senior ■A teaspoon paprika ■A teaspoon salt Microwave on high for 7 to 8 minutes, or until slightly Dash of pepper wich. applesauce, milk. high schools the week of March 4 1 cup milk Dash of pepper 8 hard-cooked eggs, peeled and .sliced In half ’Thurs^y: Corned beef dinner, 8 ounces shredded sharp Cheddar cheese (2 cups) thickened, stirring every 2 minutes. Add grated through 8: cheese, stirring to melt. Garnish with pretzels, if lengthwise boiled potato, carrots, salad, pud­ Monday: Salisbury steak, but­ 2 tablespoons white wine SAUCE: 2/3 cup shredded Swiss cheese desired. Serves 4. ding. Ham salad sandwich, sliced tered parsley potatoes, homemade Place margarine in a 4-cup glass measure. 1 tablespoon cornstarch pineapple, milk. Place butter in a 1-quart batter bowl, add onions, roll, com, Neapolitan dessert. Microwave on high for 30 seconds. Stir in flour, 1 cup tomato juice Friday: Baked turbot, whipped pimiento and chopped green pepper. Microwave on ’Tuesday: Hot dog on a roll, mustard and paprika. Add milk; stir and microwave Basle-cheeae fondue ■A cup clam juice potato, spinach, salad, cookies. high for l ‘A to 2 minutes, or until vegetables are baked beans, mixed vegetables, on high for 2>A to 3 minutes, or until thickened, stirring 4 teaspoons olive oil Egg salad sandwich, orange, milk. once. 8 ounces process Swiss cheese slices, diced >A teaspoon garlic juice tender-crisp. applesauce. Freshness is “Catch of the Day” at Manchester’s 8 ounces process Gruyere cWese, diced Wednesday: Gyro sandwich, let­ Add cheese and wine; stir and microwave at 70 ■A teaspoon dried basil leaves Blend in flour and curry powder and microwave for 2 tablespoons flour V . tuce, tomato, onion, potato chips, percent power (Med-High) for 3 minutes, stirring ■A teaspoon sugar 30 seconds on high. Slowly add milk and sherry, then ■A teaspoon garlic powder sliced pears. once. Serve over toast points. Serves 3 to 4. ■A teaspoon pepper salt and pepper. Microwave on high for 5 minutes, or Manchester schools 'A teaspoon ground nutmeg Thursday: Stuffed shells with Super Stop & Shop’s Fish Market. >A cup milk The following lunches will be A teaspoon white pepper casserole. Microwave at full power for 3 to 4 minutes. of filling mixture. Place seam side down in a large Andover Elementary your neighborhood fish---- market bles and potatoes, combread and located at Super Stop & Shop in the chowder or sauteed, Italian style, in mer days at the beach. butter, apple crisp. The following lunches will be Manchester Parkade. butter and garlic. A division of Wednes^: Half day for ele­ served at Andover Elementary Too busy to cook? Try Stop & . Carpet Factory Outlets mentary, no lunches served there. School the week of March 4 through The tender "Calico” bay scallop is Shop’s own recipe seafood entrees. 7 7 Study gives fast-food chicken passing grade EVERY Pork chopetle. gravy, whipped 8. That lobster you see, for instance, a convenience food at its tastiest. Your only problem will be choosing DAY! potatoes, com on the cob. bread was crawling over the cool sea bot­ which type to buy. Varieties include ples came from which chains until Broiled, baked, or added to marinara I Bv Made Nix fried chicken is,” Bowers said. according to chain,” Bowers said, and butter, rosy applesauce. Monday: Charbroiled ham­ tom just days ago. Today it's swim­ snowy white flounder, rolled and “ because the findings did not vary the project was complete. Not Just Special burger patties, mashed potatoes, sauce, quick-cooking scallops are I United Press International “ Some people have the idea that Sale Days. ’Thursday: Half day (or elemen­ ming in the tanks at Stop & Shop — stuffed with seasoned bread cnimbs, significantly from chain to chain. corn, chocolate pudding with sure to please even the most impati­ fast food isn’t nutritionally good Although the fast-food chicken tary. no lunches served there. just waiting to be scooped up for an ent and discriminating diner. sweet butter, real crabmeat and a ; M ANHATTAN. Kan. — If you for you. That isn’t true.” The differences we found were Ravioli with meat sauce, buttered topping. authentic New England boiled lobs­ significant to us, but to the average contained significant amounts, of touch of sherry wine for flavor. ■ are an average American, you eat The USDA took five breast-wing the vitamins and minerals for ter dinner. abqut 64 pounds of poultry each and five thigh-leg samples from consumer, practically, there isn’t that much difference.” which it was tested. Bowers Something Different...... Wish Someone A And shrimp — you’ll find them in Also available are jumbo butter- year and spend one-third of your Kentucky Fried Chicken, advises that the amounts aren’t Also alive and swimming are lo­ every size imaginable. Choose med­ flied stuffed shrimp, and stuffed lobs­ food dollar away from home, Church’s. Pioneer, Jim Dandy, Last February. 114 samples of the processed chicken — deboned nearly equal to the minimum daily vely Rainbow trout, perfect for an ium for salads or gumbos; large for a ter tails. Our staff will be glad to stuff ! which means you probably eat a lot Bojangles and Popeye’s in cities requirements (or most adults. Happy Birthday elegant company meal. Our friendly first-course shrimp cocktail; or of fast-food chicken. that Included San Francisco, Los and ground up into the consistency whole lobsters, also, on reouest. Ad­ of sawdust and frozen in small, staff will be happy to catch your jumbo and colossal to stuff. If time is The U .S. Department of Agricul­ Angeles, Dallas, Houston, St. Dark meat contains higher per­ With A Herald Happy Heart vance notice for any special orders is coded bottles — were delivered to choice, then dress them immediately a problem. Stop L Shop also carries ture wants to make sure you are Louis. Chicago, New York, Wa­ centages of several of the nutrients appreciated. the nutrition laboratory. The re­ for a luscious oven-ready meal — ready-to-eat shrimp, cooked and eating right, so the agency has shington, Atlanta, and Tampa, than white meat. given Kansas State University Fla. searchers didn’t know which sam­ freshness guaranteed. cleaned in our kitchens, then chilled For a quick oyster stew, look for The Kansas State researchers for your favorite dish. half-pints of the shucked shellfish at almost $94,000 to find out if chain Happy Birthday Perfect for Lenten meals are some store fried chicken, a $250-million- have found that dark and light the fish counter. Also in containers a-year business, is good for you. meat varies somewhat in vitamin SOUTHUNITED METHODIST John 20 to 30 varieties of fresh fish availa­ are fresh minced clams, fresh crab­ ble each day at Stop & Shop. Mild, Alaskan King crab legs would, in ’The Kansas State researchers and mineral content, and that Only fact, make a feast fit for royalty. The meat, and shrimp cocktail ready to are in the final stages of a some of the chains had differences CHURCH white meat pollock, cusk, whiting, be turned out on chilled, lettuce-lined cod, hacidock, and hake are perfect legs are already cooked, and ready year-long study to determine the in fat content, probably due to Sunday Worship 9 8 a0 0 for salad or use in a creamy seafood plates. vitaniin, mineral and fat content of different frying methods. Bowers suimAfSCMiPcr choices for family affairs. Fresh fried chicken from six fried said. tuna is a treat — or try a meaty Newburg. Imitation crab meat is a OiMtli SdiMl Swk BHM RM tasty and low-cost alternative. Made There’s no better choice. For fresh chicken chains across the country. “ We’re hard-pressed to explain NatMty Ttrsagb Sr. Midi swordfish steak or mako shark for a fish, the best catch of the day, visit The findings are still prelimi­ the differences in fat content, ENFIELD nice change of pace. Broil or bake from real fish flavored with the the S PM Confirmatioa Class MANCHESTER Call.... essence of crabmeat, it is excellent in the fish market at Super Stop L Shop. nary, but Prof. Jane Bowers, head because the companies are reluc­ 395 BROAD STREET R O U TE S 741-2591 these popular fishes for delicious It’s your one-stop store. of the school’s department of foods tant to give out their recipes, Youth Followshia at 6 PM 849-9199 1 mllE so. Mm e . HfM a luncheon seafood salad. m ar Mandiaatar AAA 643-2711 meatless meals packed with low- especially for the batter. We think and nutrition, said overall that We welcome you. SUN. 12-ga SAT. I0-S- nUKSATS lO-S fast-food fried chicken is all right . it may have something to do with 2S tauara yvd* mlnanum InrIallaHon and radl-noor. Foam baca/tlaat to eat. the flour they use in the batter. Come and be a part of our Family of God. mala) aalra Rama. A qraat nol Inckidad. Min. Hnancinfl S30q ” It’s as good for you to eat as any "The findings won’t be released MANf HKSTKR HERALD. Wednesday. Feb. 27, 1985 - H

16 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesdtiy. Feb. 27, 1985 College Notes About Town Advice Cardiology at Mount Sinai Hospital; March 19. M C C Interns In Assembly yHnIty honors Bakanas Winchell heads society nutritionist Gloria Weiss; and March 26, Community Center preschool director Maxine Dorfman. Lisa G. Bakanas, daughter of Jeanette P. Bakanas The Connecticut Poetry Society recently elected Dr. Eight Manchester Community College students are The fee for the series will be $12. To register. call the of 11 Keeney Drive, Bolton, has teen named to the Wallace W. Winchell of Manchester president. He is Readers say ‘Hooray’ for serving as part-time legislative interns at the General center at 236-4571 or Federation East at 646-5944. Assembly, according to William J. Dowd, professor of faculty honors list for the fall term at Trinity College an emeritus faculty member of Manchester Commun­ ity College, author of several books and recipient of political science. in Hartford. The students and the legislators they work with are; She is a senior majoring in economics, a member of the college’s certificate of appreciation for outstand­ Workshops to start f 7 J Rocio Woemer of Manchester, Rep. Jose C. Lug(>; an international business organization, the Society of ing service. Registration is open but limited for special lady who slugged seducer The society publishes a newsletter and a journal Patricia Crowley of Manchester, Sen. John Consoli; Woman Engineers and the Trinity Film Society. She is workshops and seminars at the YWCA, 78 N. Main St., called "The Connecticut River Review; ” sponsors David Blackwell of Manchester, Rep. T. J. Casey; a 1981 graduate of East Catholic High School. and can be made in person or by mail. The sessions outdoor, summer festivals and conducts poetry DEAR ABBY: I’m writing in D EAR ABBY: I think "On Fire Jeffrey Kadlsh of Vernon, Sen. George Gunther; contests. Special events will be held this year to mark include: reference to "On Fire in Arkan­ in Arkansas” had every right to hit Laura Plrtel of South Windsor, Rep. Morag Vance; “ Feel Safe and Be Safe - Crime Prevention and - ' ■ Area students on dean’s list the 10th anniversary of the society’s founding. For sas,” the woman who punched her her neighbor for taking her 15- Diane Rutherford of Wethersfield, Sen. Andrew Awareness,” Monday from 7 to 9 p.m. Retired state more information, write P.O. Box 917, Manchester. neighbor (41) in the mouth after Dear year-old son to bed. ’That woman Santaniello; Thomas Kaminski of East Hartford, Hartford State Technical College has announced the police officer and trainer Roland Ouellette will teach learning that she had seduced her ought to be ashamed of herself. Rep. Naomi Cohen; and Margaret Healy of names of nine Manchester residents and a Coventry safety habits to avoid assault, robbery and burglary. 15-year-old son. Then the tramp Abby I ’m a 14-year-old girl, and if an Marlborough, Rep. Muriel W. Buckley. resident on its dean’s list for the fall semester. Brush off anger He’ll also demonstrate self-defense techniques. said, "H e’snoboy,he’sam an; and older man ever took me to bed, my The internship program gives students experience The Manchester residents are: Everett E. Carpen­ “ Candy Kitchen Workshops” March 13 and March Abigail with a little practice he’ll be as mother would not only hit him. she In bill analysis, research, drafting of news releases, ter of Brent Road. Mark V. Cobath of Taylor Street, Kevin Center, Ph.D, will speak on “ Giving Anger 27* from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m, Maryann Johnson of good as his father.” Van Buren would sue him. liaison work and handling of constituent mail. Steven R. Cobath of Taylor Street. Keith Dragon of the Brush Off” Thursday at 7; 30 p.m. at the Creative Crafts will show how to make molded Educational Community, 645 Birch Mountain Road. That’s when the boy’s mother Where in Arkansas did this Students receive academic credit and a stipend for Hillard Street, Silvia K. Kennedy of Union Street, chocolates with fillings and molded sugar Easter The program is free and open to the public. hauled off, hit the tramp in the happen? I really feel sorry for that expenses. John B. Madden of Eldredge Street. Steven J. eggs. mouth and broke her bridgework. 15-year-old boy who’s in the middle Michaud of Arcellia Drive, Michael P. McGee of Lilac ’The tramp threatened to sue the of all this. If he lives nearStuttgart Street and John E. Paggloli of Henry Street. seek a Group starts for mothers woman for assaulting her. Mean­ enougtr~4^ and wants a nice understanding BartkowskI gets grant The Coventry resident on the list is Douglas D. Hope for alcoholics relationship. The Outreach Department of the Greater Hartford while, the assaulter went to her girl to talk to, I would like to meet Jayne BartkowskI, hotel and food service manage­ Brown of Broadway. ^ Alcoholics Victorious, a Christian organization to In my day, it wasn’tuihisual for a ■ ' T X * Jewish Community Center will start a four-session, priest, who advised her to apolog­ ment Instructor of Manchester Community College, help alcoholics stay sober, meets Tuesdays at 7:30 boy’s father to pay a high-class him. UPI ptwto support group for new mothers Tuesday from 10:30 to ise to the tramp and offer to pay for AN UNDERSTANDING has been awarded a $2,000 Teacher Work Study Grant p.m. at Community Baptist Church, 585 E. Center 51^ prostitute to educate his son. It :30 a.m. at Federation East, 434 Oakland St. At the repairing her bridgework. And you GIRL friencT, pro-wrestler ■Hulk” Hogan, lift from the National Restaurant Associaton, National Alfred’s honors Kemp 11 for prayer, discussion, scripture readings and may not be the ideal solution, but Cyndi Lauper, the outrageous princess first session Vicki Konover, a Jewish Family Service agreed with that idiot priest! Institute for the Food Service Industry. Barbara A. Kemp has teen named to the dean’s list it’s preferable to having the kid of pop. celebrates winning her Grammy her into the air. social worker, will discuss combining career and fellowship. „ , .Ill DEAR ABBY: As a social The program gives food service teachers an at Alfred University, Alfred. N.Y., for the fall Meetings are open to the public. Refreshnaents will You both totally ignored the fact talk some inexperienced 14-year- motherhood. worker who deals with similar Award for best new artist by having her opportunity for professional improvement through semester. The senior in Alfred’s College of Nursing is be served. Those attending should use the rear that this trollop was guilty of old girl into taking care of his Other sessions will be: March 12, exercise situations, I can tell you that ” On experience in the field. Recipients must complete 320 entrance at the back parking lot. statutory rape when she seduced a the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Alan Kemp of 28 psychologist Carole Bartorelli of the Department of normal sex urges. Fire” could be charged with child hours of employment within five consecutive months. minor. The boy’s father was at MICHIGAN GRANDPA, Plymouth Lane. BartkowskI will be an employee at Gelston House least a legal catch. AGE 65 neglect herself if she has knowl­ Tina tops sentiment chart; edge of sexual abuse involving a Restaurant in East Haddam this summer. I hope you get a hundred letters minor and fails to report it to the She recleved her undergraduate degree from the Hopkins names Kravitz calling you on this. D EAR G R AN bPA; As a father, University of Connecticut, where she is enrolled in a DISGUSTED IN proper authorities. would you feel the d ^ e way about master’s degree program in vocational technical Brenda J. Kravitz, daughter of Gail Kravitz of DOYLESTOWN. PA. having your 15-yeanpld daughter As a mother. I would have Manchester, has teen named to the dean’s list at D O U B LE education. She has held management positions with "educated” by an oltrer man? punched the lady, then reported no sweeps at ’85 Grammys Magic Pan Restaurants in Hartford and Gelston Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore. Md., for the fall D EAR DISGUS’TED: I wish it Grandpa, children Vshould be her actions — and my own — to the House. She taught foods at Somers High School. semester. She is a junior majoring in anthropology. were only 100; a thousand would be authorities. taught early that they can’t have "Jump” and arrangers of "Auto­ COUPONS MRS. V.H.L., for "Proud Mary” in 1971, did , closer to it. Mea cuipa, mea everyth in ^h ey want as soon as By Jeff Wilson matic” ; soul gospel singer Shirley BKh •• atfiiariitG* iMm *8 {• M maxima culpa. The priest will BRADENTON. FLA. better in the major categories than they feel tnP'urge for it. United Press International Caesar, as a soloist and in duet yVmGmXy tat»«K6MTW4G<»«lk>8 6< WE WATCH OUR P’s & Q’s. have to make his own apologies. I believe minors should be taught any woman since Carole King and with A1 Green; and Foster and Read on; everything they want to know DEAR ABBY: I have a beautiful LOS ANGELES - Song seduc­ her "Tapestry” album that same 14-year-old son who’s a star year. But she lost the best album arranger Jeremy Lubbock. Births about sex before they become tress Tina Turner cemented her There were two posthumous LOOK FOR OUR MONEY SAVING CIRCULAR D EAR ABBY; I would like to put sexually active in order to protect basketball player. He stands 6 feet dramatic comeback with a night of voting and was edged for R&B female vocalist by Chaka Khan’s winners — songwriter Steve Good­ in my 2 cents about that 41-year-old themselves and others. We don’t tall, weighs 165 pounds, has blond top music honors — led by Lavey, Caitlln Clark, daughter of 19 Alexander St., was bom Jan. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Sumislaski curly hair, and the most gorgeous ” 1 Feel For You.” man for "City of New Orleans,” IN THE MAIL, YOUR LOCAL NEWSPAPER woman who took a 15-year-old need any more venereal disease, Grammys for best record for her of Daniel C. and Patrica (Cobb) 29 at Manchester Memorial Hospi­ of 25 Knighton St. The paternal brown eyes you could ever want to "L e t me say to you, God bless sung by Willie Nelson, as best neighbor boy to bed. What’s all the abortions or babies born out of sultry reggae-spiked ’’What’s Lavey of South Windsor, was bom tal. The maternal grandparents grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. see. If any 41-year-old woman ever you, and to my fans, I love you,” country song; and Count Basie for OR AT YOUR LOCAL A&P STORE. commotion about? All right, so a wedlock to teenage girls. But Love Got to do With It,” which was Feb. 8 at Manchester Memorial are Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Aleo Andrew Kravontka of 223 School laid a hand on him. I ’d break more said* Richie, who also shared his orchestra’s “ 88 Basie Street,” 15-year-old boy is a minor in the whatever happened to self- also named song of the year. Hospital. Her maternal grandpar­ of Glastonbury and the maternal St. than her bridgework. producer of the year honors for the as best jazz instrumental big band IMPORTED-JUICY SWEET „ ^ 1 3 9 eyes of the law, but there are a lot control? That should also be a part Turner’s three-decade career ents are Mr. and Mrs. Willis Cobb great-grandparents are Mr. and of boys that age who are man of sex education. ON FIRE IN GEORGIA peaked Tuesday night with three album featuring the hit singles recording. . Domtek, Steven Joseph, son of "Sunday in the Park with of 90 Chambers St. Her paternal Mrs. Joseph Calipari of East Thompson Sexless Grapes m 1 coveted Grammys — female rock ’’Hello” and "All Night Long.’ Dana and Pamela (Hearn) Dom- George” was named best cast grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Hartford. The paternal grandpar­ and pop vocalist as well as record His wins capped a year in which bek of 198 Cross St., Coventry,-was show album. The soundtrack of Raymond Lavey of East Hartford. ents are Mr. and Mrs. John of the year — for the ageless queen he headlined the closing ceremo­ bom Feb. 12 at Manchester Mem­ CaMorma Pascal Celery "Am adeus" was chosen best das-* T^e baby has a brother, Chris­ Quaglia of Manchester. The baby nies of the Summer Olympics and orial Hospital. His maternal JUICY Annals of medicine show of . sical album, and the soundtrack of topher Daniel, 15 months. has a sister, Jodie, 6. Rock ’n’ roll’s naughty boy swept the American Music Kravontka, Michael Thomas, grandparents are Patsy Hearn of the movie “ Carmen” was named Blake, Cassie Rose, daughter of California Sunkist Lemons Prince also picked up three Gram­ Awards. son of Kevin J. and Janet M. Rockville and John Hearn of North Bruce Springsteen was named test opera recording. Richard A. and Barbara (Bates) U.S. NO. 1-AU PURPOSE-PICK YOUR OWN! mys. one with his band Revolution Blake of 8 Barry Raod, was born at (Sumislaski) Kravontka of 464 Miami. Fla. His paternal grand­ best rock male vocalist for ’ ’Danc­ Other notable winners included stroke affecting emotions for rock performance by a group, home on Feb. 10. Her maternal Spring St’., was bom Feb. 8 at mother is Louise Domtek of Yellow Onions David Bowie for short form video, one for original movie score for ing in the Dark,” was a Manchester Memorial Hospital. Vernon. The baby has a brother, surprise winner in the pop cate­ the group Yes for rock instrumen­ grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. "Purple Rain” and one as writer of Lawrence Bates of 23 Tanner St. The maternal grandparents are Michael Edward, 3. that there is nothing I can do to make gory for ’’Against All Odds,” and tal performance, Oscar-winning DEAR DR. LAMB — A friend of the funky Chaka Khan song “ I Feel Her paternal grandparents are it go away. I have too much respect Billy Ocean won the R4B voting Ben Kingsley for “ ’The Words of mine had a stroke, and when I talk to For You.” Gandhi,” Ray Parker Jr. for his Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Blake of 27 for the mind of man to accept this. I ’s eclectic "Can t fo'r "Caribbean Queen.” her she seems to have a good memory am considering consulting a herbalist, “ Ghostbusters” theme, former Dorothy Road. Her paternal great- Family has one lucky run Your Slow Down” was named album of Lauper won the first Grammy but very little control of her but first I would like to know if you disco diva Donna Summer for the grandparents are Effie Blake of FRESH OR SMOKED-WATER ADDED emotions. She cries easily and she the year and the outrageous Cyndi presented on camera, for best new CHICAGO (UPI) — Frank Kane and they tumedouttoteworth$1.2 have any suggestions. I am 55, female inspirational "F orgive M e” and Manchester and Frank Thibodeau fO:/ was never known to cry before. Also, Lauper, the girl with the orange artist. sure knew which numbers he million each when the grand prize Pork Picnic Shoulders Health and otherwise in good health. opera star Placido Domingo for of Mechanic Falls, Maine. The .-•.’.•.•.x' ••-O' she laughs almost beyond control. Is hair, was picked the year’s best " I tyant to thank everybody, was announced Monday. PORK LOIN ___ Equ»IAi^nj4p* 4 g DEAR READER — My suggestion baby has two sisters. Shannon, 8, wanted to play in the Illinois there were a lot of people who did it test Latin pop performance. Kane and his wife, Lucille, both ...... this typical of someone after a would be to see a different dermatol­ new artist. and Kristen, 5‘,^, and a brother, Lottery Lotto game. A sso rted P o r k C h op s Ei«f»artoii!fEnaai>)i^ m. i with m e,” she said. ” I ’m so glad Country winners included Em- 73, are the first two winners in stroke? ogist. Ask your family doctor or coun­ Graham Lyle and Terry Brit­ .Braydon, 2. Kane of Madison, Ind., inadvert­ BEEFR0UND-WH

[DIS] Mousterpiece Theater Covenant’s 100th birthday 6 : 0 0 P M LWi Cel (22) (30) N e w s (USAl NHL Hockey: Buffalo at St Louis C l) Three’s Company C h a n n e l s 9 :0 0 P M OD MOVIE: Still of the The Evangelical Covenant d ) Han to Hart N ig h t’ A psychiatrist is drawn into Ihe (11) Benson WFSB Hartford. CT '»J murder mystery of one ol his patients Church is celebrating its first 100 Early reports indicate that up to 6,000 \will WNEW N*w York. NY <»• Little House on the Prairie Meryl Streep. Roy Scheider. Josef Som­ years, and Covenanters all over WTNH Naw HavOn, CT mer 1982 the world are seeing and hearing attend during the week and from 10,000 to (24) Dr. W ho WOR Now York. NY i£ (5 ) Merv Griffin (3$) One Day at a Tim e WPIX Now York. NY the slogan, "Be There.” 1 5,000 over the weekend. For several j WTXX Watarbury. CT » ( D (46) Dynasty (C C ) Jett and Nicole s Manchester’s Trinity Covenant (40) N ew sw atch WWLP Springfiald, MA n marriage is shattered by some shocking Church has received details years, 30 Japanese Covenanters have ^ i) Reporter 41 WEDH Hartford. CT n news from Alexis (60 min.) w pertaining to the heritage \ (57) MacNeil/Lehrer New shour WVIT Hartford. CT (24) (36) Facta of Ufa (CC) Mrs Gartalt been saving in order to attend. V WSBK Boston. M A 3» offers Kevin the room in Ihe attic, much to celebration that will be held in $1) Good Times 149 WGOB Springfiald, MA the girls' surprise. LEVY'S LAW ' by James Schumeiater Minneapolis, Minn., from June 18 (CNNl Prog Cont'd WXTV Patorson, NJ 91 (24 ®7) Skating Spectacular 1985 Top ^ COME NOW, Me SCOTT to 23. Church members from .WOBY Springfiald. MA •T ...ANP A 6 Tf-iE -nSiAl.- O f ...Hl£> UAW VEe- TieiEP to the Civic Auditorium for a [DIS] New! Animal World pair and dance skaters from around the HOW CAN WE ; a shelter sn and prison ministries. WTIC Hartford. CT •D AU-E6EP MOB HIT MAN TO PISdSEPtT THE APBEAIC--T around the world will observe a late-night communion service (ESPN] Fishin' Hole Cabla Nawa Ntwrk ICNN) country perform 160 mm.) T E S T I M O N Y OF T H E MY GHENT t6 THE week of fellowship, worship aimi^^ Most of the centennial CNN EP "H TTE& BHINO^ WHO CEU6HEP YOU IN1D CAJ^PVEN after four simultaneous Saturday Cartoon Express DISNEY Oianay Channal (DISl S T A T E S irogram's activities will be held at (USA) dll) El Malehcio 6 eiTi< y GONTINUEP... THAT CAB, IF VOU. SCEATtW service. ^ N ? r ESPN Sports ^latwork lESPN) ICEY WITNEGb... evening concerts. At the grand 6 : 3 0 P M d ) ®1) One Day at a Tim e [CNN] Freeman Reports C A N T EVEN POINT MY N0 6 E.' A second century of service willvill mle Minneapolis Civic Auditorium, HBO Homa Box Offica (HSO) finale rally, there will be an [DISl MOVIE: 'Hans Christian H IM O U T ? and on the campus of the (31) Barney Miller CINEMAX Cjncmax (MAXI be launched on Commitment orchestra and festival choir of TMC Movia Channal (TMCl 'A n de rsen ' A teller ol fairy tales tails in Sunday. March 24. Covenanters Covenant’s Minnehaha Academy, ^ NBC News love with a beautiful ballerina and dreams more than 1,000 voices. USA USA Network (USAl will be challenged during thd as well as in the 26 Twin City area (2D Nightly Business Report r ol magnilicem ballets Danny Kaye, Jean- , The local Trinity Covenant Century 2 Campaign to raise a ' Covenant churches. (ID Jeffersons mane. Failey Granger 1952 TRINITY COVENAf Church on Hackmatack Street 'Ws College Basketball: George­ special anniversary gift of The invitation list includes the ^ ABC News (CC) [ESPN] established in 1892 by 12 charter 8 :0 0 P M CD Charles in Charge"' town at St. John's . . . in 1893 million for the CoverodJil president of the United States, the ^1) Noticiero SIN members who were influeneedpy CD PM Magazine L f / 9 :3 0 P M CID To Be Announced denomination. governors of Illinois and (CNN) Showbiz Today Minnesota, mayors of the Twin thA breakaway from the Lutheran C D (S® G uy (C C ) Colt g lW a lte r a bail (22) ( ) Sara Dennis loses his self- -'-Tilembers will be asked to make a EPCOT Magazine 36 Stale Church of Sweden, \ (DISl jumper who is in possession of $2 million confidence when he loses a case in court 5-year pledge to the ministry of the Cities, national church leadcrsjMid They were given some land on (ESPN) Mazda SportsLook dollars in cocaine (60 min.) church, which expects to include Covenanters from all over the (41) Tram pa para un Sonarfor Un hombre Spruce Street and built their (MAX) M O V IE : W avelength' Extrator C D N e w s se encuontra entre ol amor do dos mujeres 100.000 members in thcyTInited world. restnal creatures trapped by the Air Force TRINITY COVENANT ., churchs[or $1,400. enlarging it ov* (11) M O V IE ; Alcatraz: Th e W hole Anlonio Gnmau. Cristina Alberto "States by 1990, and anotlW 100,000 EaUy reports indicate that up to undergo rigorous scientific BKporiments Shocking StCMy' Part 2 ALLEY OOP " by Pave Oraua . . . in 1942 \he years as the congregatid Robert Carradine. Chone Currie. Ktrnnan [M A X ] Album Flash: Crystal Gayle in Colombia. EcuadorMexico, 6.000 wtttH(44end during the week (20) M O V IE : *55 Days A t Peking' In China ...I THINK SOME gfw . and moved to Hackmatac 2 W ynn Rated PG 10:00 PM CBNews W H AT IS Thailand. Taiwan, Japan, and and from 10,000 to 15.000 over Ihe during 1900. an American major tries to IT. M R . THING'S TRYING TO Street after .selling that church to (TMC) MOVIE: La Cage Aux Folles’ A protect Westerners from the violence of , CD (‘^0) Arthur Hatley's Hotel (CC) A ORCE ITS WA.Y OUT Zaire, where the Covenant church weekend. For several years, 30 O O P ? the Presbyterians. young man brings his fiancee s parents Chinese nationalists Charlton Heston, Ava * woman wins a complete beauty makeover WHATCHA. TH' DARN THING! has been established through its Japanese Covenanters have been home to meet his gay father Michael Ser Gardner. David Niven 1963 which has a startling impact on her mar­ S E E ? ^ saving in order to attend. Over the years. Trinity Covenant raull, Ugo Tognazzi. Michel Galabru 1979 missionaries. (22) (3® h ig h w a y to Heaven (C C ) Jona riage (60 mm ) has had 18 pastors, the two most Rated R The funds will be used to A grand procession of large than arrange^for a heartless banker and a (11) Independent N e w t banners from the , almost 600 recent being the Rev. K. Ejnar sensitive vagrant to change places. (60 establish new churches, and to 7:00 PM 0 ) CBS News Wild. Wild West f Rask (1953-1967), and the present min.) create new scholarship funds to Covenant churches in the United ( ) St. Elsew here Shirley Daniels pastor, the Rev. Norman E. C D m M - A -S 'H 30 assist students at the church's States will open the festivities. A (2$ dlO Survival Special (C C ) The Last passes a psychological test and is allowed Swensen, who came here in 1967. CD ABC News (CC) Round-up of the Elephants.' The efforts to return to St. Eligius. (60 min.) North Park College and "Mission Service” will include made in preserving the endangered Asian representatives from every Kenneth Nelson, a longtime C D Dallas ($7) M y Heart, Your Heart (C C ) The Theological Seminary in Chicago. 7 elephants are examined (60 min.) member of the local church, is the d t) Jeffersons heart problems that plague one out of ev­ Grants will help build new Covenant mi.ssion field and 60 P ) MOVIE; The Adventyies Of Century 2 Campaign (20) (4 ^ Barney Miller ery four Americans are examined (60 churches and subsidize the candidates for the Rite of Sherlock Holmes' Smarter BrotlMr' The min.) representative for Covenant (22) W heel of Fortune unknown brother of the famous Sherlock opening of a new field in Africa, Ordination. churches in the south central New MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour Holmes, feeling that he is better than his ^ Odd Couple and overhaul the Covenant Toward the end of the week, brother, decides to prove it by taking on a (91) Kojak England area. He may be (20) Fam ily Feud Hospital in Karawu, Zaire. A there will be a Covenant Youth case Gone Wilder, Madeline Kahn, Marty [CN N ] Evening News Spectacular, a centennial fair on contacted for details concerning d1) Marisela Feldman 1975. THE BORN LOSER "by Art Sanaom portion of the money raised will be (H B O i M O V IE ; Th e Lonely G uy' A jilted the South Campus of Minnehaha reservations for attendance at the @ Nightly Business Report TRINITY COVENANT earmarked to address problems (41) M u y Especial: Manoella Torres writer finds himself a celebrity when his TRINITY COVENANT such as hiinBer. health care Academy, and a torch light parade festival. (iD Diff'rent Strokes (§1) M O V IE : 'Hitler: Th e Last T e n Days’ book on loneliness becomes a bestseller HOLW TDLECO.IT'S^ OFCOOR56„,I'M . . . the church today . . . in 1962 (C N N ) Moneyline Hitler's final hours, complete with news­ Steve Martin, Charles Grodin. Rated R STlFLIfie? Ill T O is y reel footage of the atrocities at concentra­ (DIS) MOVIE: Miracle of the White (M AX) MOVIE: Richard Pryor: Here tion camps, are documented Alec DtMWEK. Stallions' A few heroic men rescue one of and N o w ' (C C ) Filmed in New Orleans. Ri­ -QClTiSHEWl Guinness. Simon Ward. Adolfo Cell. 1973 the prized Lipizzan horses of the Spanish chard Pryor once again pokes fun at any­ Riding School of Vienna during World War (CN N ) Prime News thing and everything 1983. Rated R II Robert Taylor. Lilli Palmer. Curt Jurgens (ESPN) NFL's Greatest Moments: [TM C l MOVIE: Eddie Macon's Run' A Tax rebel Irwin Schiff says he’s broken IRS code 1963 Best-Ever Quarterbacks young idealist, serving time in prison on I I (ESPN) SportsCenter [H B O l MOVIE: Finnegan Begin Again' false charges, has one last chance to es­ Interning the Japanese on the We.st (C C ) A schoolteacher and a lonely-hearts cape John Schneider. Kirk Douglas. Lee the author in 1984 of the successful Supreme Court, without comment, (HBO) Day to Day Affairs Seven ment into thinkng that withholding Schiff, is that "people can stop Coast wasn't que.stioncd. Nobody sketches written by the masters of co columnist seem an unlikely pair for a rom­ Purcell 1983. Rated PG Bv James V. Heallon "How Anyone Can Stop Payii^ let the conviction stand the same taxes are income taxes," Schiff paying income taxes imme­ was going to challenge the con.sti- mody are performed Jack Gilford, James ance, but they may be just perfect for each 1 0 : 3 0 P M (11) N e w s United Press International Income Taxes,” arguing just in year. Coco, Jessica Walter other Mary Tyler Moore. Robert Preston, !jr said, "they also have been hood­ diately." At the least, he says, He argues in "The Great Income tutionality of a wage tax when the Sam Watnrston Dick Van Dyke time for last April 15 paying (USA) Radio 1990 "Sitawj winked into paying a tax that has "we'll be able to exempt ourselves Tax Hoax," withholding was ille­ nation is locked in a life and death [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Eddie Macon's Run' A 01) 24 Horas D HAMDEN - The April 15 from withholding more easily "H e income tax was voluntary. never been imposed by law. struggle with the Axis powers." he 7 :3 0 P M CD PM Magazine young idealist, serving time in prison on deadline for filing federal income It was a premise a U.S. District gally written into the IRS code by 10:45 PM [DISlDTV “ Everybody thinks the money also says "The Great Income Tax said. CD All In the Family false charges, has one last chance to es tax returns is near and Irwin A. Court jury did not buy when it mislabeling a section in 1942 when capo John Schneider. Kirk Douglas. Lee 1 1 :0 0 P M (D CD S2) Q® MOj News withheld from their paychecks Hoax ” tells people how they can the government needed money in "I always wondered why with­ CD Wheel of Fortune FRANK AND ERNEST ■ by Bob Thaves Schiff will meet it — with another protect themselves from “ IRS considered his defense on two Purcell 1983 Rated PG C D Taxi every week is income tax. It's a advance to defend the United holding taxes weren’t in Subtitle (S) Independent News book — arguing this time he has harassment and control." counts of willful failure to file from (TM C l MOVIE: 'Without a Trace’ When (It) Odd Couple payroll tax. It’s a wage tax, and as States in World War II. 'A' with the income taxes,” says (2()) Hogan's Heroes a small boy doesn't return home from cracked the Internal Revenue Schiff, 56, an insuranc.' and 1974 and 1975, causing Schiff to (^0) Honeymooners such il,’s unconstitutional," he "The government can do any­ Schiff. who likes nothing more than S2) M -A‘S'H school, his mother and a compassionate r SEE "CALl^THENiC.^ Service code. financial s))ecialist, has been feud­ spend much of 1982 at government F to curl up with a good book. cop embark on a seemingly hopeless Dr. W ho “ Not only has the entire nation said. expense in Allenwood, Pa. The thing it wants during wartime. dD Entertainment Tonight The effect of his discovery, says ing with the IRS for years am' was search Judd Hirsch, Kale Nelligan. Slock- 0® M-A-S-H F o jz $y/Efzy$ooY" 1/ N o t v been hoodwinked by the govern­ ^ ) Barney Miller ard Channing 1983. 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Mack Swain, Georgia T H A V E i T -77 descendants of Peter Terp, one of Coventry — 742-7494 Once a week for six yveeks EAST HAMPTON (UPI) - Two 7-8:30 p.m. Hale. 1925. Rhode Island architects are dis­ the earliest Scandinavian immi­ New Hours For Your Convenience 7-8:30 p.m [ESPN] College Basketball: North mantling a historic old farmhouse grants in the town, records show. Coimmunity YWCA Carolina at Georgia Tech board-by-board and stone-by-stone Jan Cunningham, executive di­ STILL OF THE NIQHT 78 Nortt^Main St., Manchester 1 1 : 1 5 P M 01) Reporter 41 WINTHROP ®by Dick Cavalll so it can be sold and reassembled rector of the Greater Middletown Tues. & Thurs. 10 a.m. - 9 p.m. Meryl Streep (I.) stars as 1 1 : 3 0 P M CD Three's Company 6ls6wh6r6. Preservation Trust, is not pleased 0 BUT WHAT r I-IATE MOST with the dismantling. She said Wed., Fri. & Sat. 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. the mistress of a man who has CD Charlie's Angels WHY DO YO/J OH, I HATE THE Stephen Mack, 38, and Leonard To rtgistir, pItiM contict tht Misclittttr Hsslth Dtpsrtnwst at 647-3173. ABOUT WINTER IS THAT Mack and Baum are destroying the been killed and Roy Schelder CD 0® ABC News Nightline HATE WINTER COLD,ANDTHE Baum, 28, of Chase Hill Associates Closed Mon. & Sun. historic integrity of the farmhouse, stars as the psychiatrist of the (iD Honeymooners SO? ICE AND SNOW. SI LLY HAT YOU WEAR. of Ashaway, R.I., are turning the victim who finds himself drawn 2','4-story colonial farmhouse into a regarded as the best representa­ (^® Leave It to Beaver tive of 1700 1750 architecture in to the beautiful woman and Tonight Show Tonight's guests catalogued stack of lieams, clap­ caught up in the mystery of MONEY SAVING COUPONS are the Smothers Brothers. (60 min.) boards and blocks ready for town. the dead man’s murder, in ( ^ Anything for Money reassembly and sale. “ I feel that removing the house Ihi ...nil ,vi • I ■' ir 11 n. ..I i.i..’ 1 "Still of Ihe Night," which airs 01) Pelicula; 'Uno y Medio Contra el Mack said he does the work “ for from the property where it has WEDNESDAY, FEB. 27 on M undo’ the same reason that somebody STORE COUPON EXPIRES MAY 31. 1985 I stood foFmore than 330 years is a "V ------— CBS. {$7) MacNeil/Lehrer New shour restores an old Packard; for the great loss to the community of [C N N ] Sports Tonight same reason that someone picks East Hampton,” Cunningham CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME prF [H B O ] MOVIE: D C. Cab' (CC) The em­ T-T7 MIU up a cat that they don’t own that said. 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Profitable destroyed, or is it going to be ■ ■ p i EX I t4A*43>TREWlSTH ^ r:' isr■- .....SC(l»mAi0‘ •». »■ HR TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Allocate the SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) recently, the property was worked 9, asM'-H" I •« tv** •• P" ‘ Crossw ord [TMC] M O V IE : 'Th e Lonely G u y' A jilted resources you now have at hand in ways developments are likely today in situa­ saved?” *99IKSi«" HIM pTMuttH (« writer finds himself a celebrity when his as a dairy and horse farm by the that will give you the best returns. Don't tions you consider labors of love. Work IM UW l« •48*46 Wfm*'" 4*6 6MI«* t l ...... book on loneliness becomes a bestseller. < % u r M 4UM 6 •Mictfd •> prtM M », i«< you view indifferently will yield sparse p¥ 9W(AM4 Steve Martin, Charles Grodin. Rated R. Indulge in anything risky or foolish. ises CantiSANOFood* fne Ror.ha«l9> NY I ACROSS 6 Singer Bob Answer to Previous Puiils ^Birthday QEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Be sure to first returns. 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