20—MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, March 26, 1990

WANTED TO Lipman VW I CARS I TRUCKS/^AINS BUY/TRADE SCRANTON 1 FOR SALE R l«. 83, Vernon FOR SALE CELEBRATE CHRYSLER-Piy MOUTH STEINWAY GRAND PI­ 1989 VW Golf Gc CH EVO RLET 1987 Sprlnt- FORD F-150, 4x4* XLT. Amo. A/C 55 Wlndior Am . (Rte. 83), Vernon Short bed, 351 ungine, ANO wanted (only), 1988VWJellaGL 85 Dodm 600ES 83,495 5 speed, 45 miles per Auto/A/C many extras. Please any size In any condi­ VW Jena Carat Loaded, T nuwpaftatlon Special gallon. Low mileage. tion. Will pay top price Lcwctod 85 Toyota Pickup $4,665 One owner. Blaupunkt. call 646-7251. and pick up. Call now 1988 VW Quantum Aulomatlc, Extra Clean _ $1995.644-2115. CHEVY-1989 4 wheel 5 C«1 Aulo, loaded 1-800-238-6324 anytim e. 1987 VW Jena GL 87 Mazda B-2000 P.U. $4,885 drive pick-up. Short 5 « p . A/C S Spaed, Low miee. Ready to Qo bed, stepside Moreen S' 1 s' r ' 19B6VwGoR 87 Dodge Dakota P.U. $6,785 f r - ’ -- . Auto. A/C PONTIAC-1979 Sunblrd. auto with air and tape In 1 1 C A RS 1986VWGol Lono Bad. Low maee. Sharp huck Body good condition. cassette. 27K miles. $»pd.,»ut>roof 87 Chester New >Wter W,875 No rust. Engine needs Asking $9500. M ust sell. 'I p OR SALE 1985VWJenaa 4 Door, Loaded, Leahar Wartof. Extra 5 tp d . A/C dean work. $100. Call 646-3620 Call 228-1882. 19l4VWScifOcco after 4. ______— I' vilT l i t r i l 5 w d . A/C 87 Mercuiy Cougar $7,865 1980 Rabbit 2 Door, Many extra*. Need* to be sold NISSAN Sentra-1987 ObmI 87 Ch^sler Lebaron $9,245 WANTED TO 1987 Saman Hatchback. 5 speed, Autotnallc, 2S.OOO mllae 5 spd., cenv mint. $4,995/best offer. BUY/TRAIIJE 1986 Audi4000S 88 Chrys Lebaron Convert $SAVE 647-8506. Auto, loaded Automallc, Top Down Special 1986 RX-7 S «pd . tp o rl pacA 89 Plymouth Sundance $8,845 We buy clean, IcUte model WERE 1 ^ Buck Regal Automatic, A7C. Only 8,000 mllee CH EVY 1985 Spectrum- used cars and trucks. Top loaded buck#li 69 Dodge Grand Caravan $14,995 Tan, 2door Hatchback, prices paid. 1984 Pontiac Surbird 7 pa**., 6 cyl., e year warranty SHOOTING FOR auto $51,000 miles, new tires Mr. Duff - Cirter CffievroM and tune-up. Runs 1229 Main Stiiael W E ’L L D O 649-2638 875-3311 great $2,500 or best ManchMtar, CT offer. Call Steve 646- 646-6464 _____ 3654. JEarirhpalpr Mpralb ANYTHING TO G E T T H E R E ! Newsstand Price: 35 Cents CARD IN AL BU ICK'S VOLUMEH- Tuesday, March 27, 1990 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm a INSTANT PRICING SAVES YOU CASH! .CREDIT!I r ' A- Lithuanian • *6uR 1990 BuVeks ARE HERE!* School fund deserters w pummeled hike rapped 1990 BUICK SKYLARK 1990 BUICK CENTURY 1990 BUICK nilEGAL ORDER YOURS TODAY! ORDER YOURS TODAY! ORDER YOURS TODAY! Soviets leave 4 Dr., Sedan, Automatic, A/C, Tilt 4 Dr. Sedan, AT, A/C, Tilt, R. Def. 2 Dr., AT, A/C, V-6, Defog. trail of blood as too low 310,446* SI 2,298* $13,799* Board of Directors is uying to keep I I I I I I By Nancy Foley its campaign promise not to raise *Prlces Include Factory Rebates! By Ann Imse Manchester Herald taxes to support the budget. 1990 VW FOX^ 1990 VW 1990 VW The Associated Press CORRADO ON SELECT MODELS 6.9% A.P.R. FINANCING IS AVAILABLE IN LIEU OF FACTORY The addition in education aid, CABm ^LET REBATE! DELIVERY MUST BE ON OR BEFORE 3/31/90. A legislative committee has res­ beyond that proposed by Gov. Wil­ VILNIUS. U.S.S.R. — Soviet tored SIO million in state aid for iSTOQQ99299®® <1 liam A. O ’Neill in his 1990-91 ,-,^Monlh“wYk4onlh soldiers stormed two hospitals today education, but school board Chair­ PRE-OWNED CAR OF THE WEEK to seize at least 23 Lithuanian army budget, brings to $54 million the o man Richard Dyer says the money amount of new money cities and deserters and left behind a trail of 33 -n 1989 BUICK CENTRUY COUPE that could result is a “far cry” from towns will receive under revised dis- 5 1 4 , 9 9 8 Low Mileage! blood in the First violent action by what’s needed in Manchester. ^ F Moscow since Lithuania declared uibution formula.s approved by the State Reps. John W. Thompson, committee for the Education Cost 1 ' ( f ' - ' y f ------• ------independence. ms ONE D-Manchester, and F^ul Munns, R- Sharing Grant. 89 VW GOLFGL 88 VW JETTAGL 88 VW CARAT 88 VW QUANTUM 87 VW JETTAGL MUSTB£SE£N{ ‘"Hicy beat them with their fists,” — m Aut(VA/C Loaded SCyL. Auto. Loaded 5 Speed. AC Watch Thh Space Badt Week $ 1 0 ,9 8 0 Manchester, told the Board of Thompson said the restoration of Auto/A/C said a duty nurse at a psychiatric O o Education Monday night that by a the Education Cost Sharing Grant $ 9 ,6 8 8 $ 9 ,6 8 8 $ 5 ,8 8 8 hospital where windows and iron $ 8 ,3 8 8 $ 8 ,4 8 8 USED CARS one-vote margin, the General As­ money would be significant because beds were broken in the predawn ^ 0 3 86 V W G O L F 8 6 V W G O L F 85 V W J E T T A G L 84 SCIROCCO 8 0 R A B B IT 1989 Chevrolet Cavalier 4 Dr...... -^4 95 1967 Buick Somerset Coupe 18k...... ^ 4qq sembly’s Education Committee has only five or six towns in the state Auto/A/C 5 Speed. Sunroof 5 Speed, AC 5 Speed. AC H - < Dieael 1989 Buick Regal Coupe...... $10,980 1986 Buick Skyhawk Coupe...... $5*980 raid. approved a bill restoring almost $10 will have more money restored than 1988 Oldsmobile 98 Regency Brougham... $13,490 Lithuanian President Vytautas m . $ 4 ,5 8 8 $ 4 ,2 8 8 $ 5 ,6 8 8 $ 4 ,4 8 8 $ 2 ,1 8 8 1986 Chevrolet Corvette...... $18*990 million to school grants for cities Manchester. 1988 Pontiac Firebird Coupe...... $8,995 1986 Chevy Celebrity Sedan...... Landsbergis said he feared it could 87 S A M A R l 86 AUDI 4000S 86 R X 7 B5 BUICK REGAL 84 SUNBIRD and towns. He also said tliat after tlic 13-12 o d 1988 Chevy Z-24 Cavalier...... $8,980 presage a full-scale crackdown on 5 Speed, Convanble Auto. Loaded 5 Speed, 5 Pt. Pack Loaded. Bucketa Auto 1986 Pontiac Grand Prix...... $8 250 If the recommendation passes the vote on Monday that more money 1988 Pontiac Sunbird Coupe...... $7,895 1985 Buick Skylark Sedan 27K...... $4*995 the Baltic republic, whose Parlia­ Appropriations Committee and the $ 4 ,2 8 8 $ 7 ,2 8 8 $ 6 ,9 8 8 $ 5 ,6 8 8 $ 1 ,9 8 8 1987 Buick Century LTD ^ d a n ...... $8,280 could be added when the bill 1985 Ford Tempo 4 Door...... $3*995 ment voted to scccdc March 11. fidl Legislature, Manchester would reaches the Appropriations Commit­ An prices are on order. Auto . options and dealer add ons eilra Foi 40 months closed end lease Jena Corrado and Passat 60 months 1987 Buick Park Ave. Coupe...... S'* \ 1984 Jeep Wagoneer 4X4...... $5*9tH “It is obvious that tlic Soviet closed end lease A l taxes, maintenance & insurance are aura 15.0CX) miles per year Islpayment plus securfly dopostd required Lease receive $477,000 more in the 1987 Buick Century LTD Wagon...... tee. | - 3 3 a subject to aedA approval EXPIRES 3/27/90 armed forces have been given per­ Education Cost Sharing Grant, Dyer said that tliough tlic Legisla­ I mission to use violence,” Landsber­ Thompson said. Under the gover­ ture had restored similar amounts of o o gis said. nor’s proposed budget, Manchester About 4,000 opponents of ^ I! would receive about a $10,000 in­ Plea.se see SCHOOL., PAGE 8 CARDINAL BUICK, INC. Lithuania’s independence drive at­ crease, $1.6 million less than it 'fimaiv ** 1 Volkswagen tended a Vilnius rally that Landsber­ would have received under a pre­ "A TOUCH ABOVE FIRST CLASS" gis had warned might turn violent P 03 24 Tolland Turnpike, Vernon, CT OAQQ vious formula to calculate the grant. and serve as Moscow’s excuse to in­ Rt. 84 E, Exit 63, Go Left, 1 Mile On Lett O H % / “ f c O O O 81 Adams Street, Manchester cL o yic-r-i “That’s a little bit better than O O (Open Eves. Monday thru Thursday) 0 /4 9 -4 0 /1 tervene. $10,000, but it’s a far cry from $1.6 A Soviet military helicopter Index m z million,” said Dyer today. “1 guess dropped leaflets on Monday urging 16 pages, 2 sections o > you have to look at your glass as > r - people to attend today’s rally. half-full, not as half-empty and go The rally lasted less than an hour 33 03 on from there.” Classified______and remained peaceful — protesters Dyer said the school board’s Comics______did not even uespass on the gra.ss in Focus ______33 > ^ < N \ _ q a q ILl AQ3 . OLDSMOBILES - PONTIACS budget had been prepared with the Local/Stata the middle of the square near the expectation of receiving the $1.6 > ” • parliament building. Inside, parlia­ Lottery. RoflinaJd Pinto/Manchestef HeraJd million. Nation/Wbrid. 33 g m c t r u c k s in s t o c k ment officials, convinced the crowd The amount of state aid to schools Obituaries__ miglit try to storm the building, had EASTER TREE — Debbie Johnson helps her children Billy Jr., 3, and Katelyn, 1 1/2, all is especially significant after several Opinion____ ^ OVER 100 USED CARS & TRUCKS rolled out Fire hoses to repel attack­ of 131 Wellman Road, hang plastic Easter eggs with fishing line from a Crab Apple tree Republican directors have said they Sports____ 9,10,11 ers. Television ______1 2 in their front yard Monday morning. may recommend cuts in tlic school TO SELEC T FROM! budget. The GOP majority on the THIS IS IT! Please .see LITHUANIA, page 8 THE "HUSKIEST" SAVINGS YOU'LL EVER GET. Neighbors shocked at arrest NEVER PRICED LOWER!! of town man in crime probe controls family to be uying to exert influence reputation. I’m sorry for the By Rick Santos on its gambling clubs in Hanford. children.” STOP IN Manchester Herald Manchester police said Farrell, Walsh, who lives al 73 Frances Oscars 52, was a local businessman, and the Drive, said she hadn’t seen the Far­ Neighbors of John E. "Fast Jack” onc-limc owner of the old Miller’s rells for about four years; she saw WE’RE Farrell, of 53 Friuiccs Drive, said By John Horn restaurant and the Chatterbox bar. them most when her five children The /Vssociated Press they were shocked that he was in­ Both had operated on Main Street. were in school with John and Pal DEALING dicted Monday in a sweep against Federal prosecutors have linked F ^ c ll’s children. organized crime in New England. LOS ANGELES — Tom Farrell — who was released on a "They’re very nice,” she said. Cruise can start looking for Farrell is one of six men from $50,(X)0 bond — to the most notable “They always have been.” Walsh another Oscar role. Connecticut charged in connection gambling charge detailed in the in- described Pat Farrell as a good One of the most conspicuous 1989 PONTIAC with miming illegal gambling o[x:ra- dicunciu. Law enforcement officials neighbor, campaigns ever for an Academy “She’s just a loving, generous LEMANS COUPE tions for the Patriarca crime family, say die cliargc involved the New Award fell short Monday night including a gambling parlor in New York City operation including pros­ person," she said. "If I did need when Cmisc and his ”Bom on titution, rigged card games, loaded I 4.98 508 ^ A w ^ Stock #K8277 York City where bettors lured by help, she would come forth." the Fourth of July” lost at the Os­ 5 Speed, AM/FM Cassette, prostitutes played games that were dice, and an employee of Caesar’s The neighborhood is off Kccncy cars to “My Left Fool” and rigged, federal authorities .said. World Casinos in Atlantic City, N.J. Sued just south of Intcrsuiic 384. plus much more! . “Driving Miss Daisy.” ITiree of the Connecticut defen­ On hearing news of the allega­ Other neighbors, who asked not Cmisc’s advertising and inter­ 1 3 * 3 ? : tions. Jenny T. Walsh, a neighbor of to be identified, agreed with Walsh, Tempo- List Price f ^ dants were also charged Monday view blitz couldn’t propel ■47’^ $8636 under federal racketeering law with Farrell for about 30 years, said, “1 saying they knew the Farrells to be Discount $2159 4 * ^ ) conspiring in late 1989 to kill u man couldn’t get over it ... It’s so sad to Related stories on pages who was believed by the crime hear about anybody having such a Plea.se see MOB, page 8 I'S P O N T I A C ^ f A 5.7

enough Oscar voters to cast their Coventry budget gets backing ballots for the man who juggled "A DEALER tequila bottles in “Cocktail” and the Board of Education and threats Sullivan said her 5-ycar-old son will flew a fast plane in ‘Top Gun." By Jacqueline Bennett 1 ‘ includes Rebate - Taxes & Reg. Extra YOU CAN of more appeared to spark a turnout cither have to go to first grade un­ Instead, the 62nd annual 9 Manchester Herald of about 100 people. Mo.si came to prepared or Slay in kindergarten and Academy Awards honored less DEAL WITH" oppose any further cuUs, despite the “feel like a failure." calculated efforts, including COVEN TRY In a town where 6.78 mill-rale increase that would “1 really am angry at the board for Daniel Day-lxwis, who starred - V-^VU, I ------voters rejected a budget twice in result if the $16,274,197 budget is ignoring my child’s need ... what is in “My Left Ibol" as Christy GM QUALITY 1989 because it called for a lax in­ approved. the price of a 5-ycar-oId boy’s Brown, an artist with cerebral BEST ACTRESS — Jessica Tandy holds up the Oscar crease, support for municipal spend­ GM "I’ve been a taxpayer for 12 years desire to learn?’’ ask<^ Sullivan. palsy. she won for best actress for her performance in "Driving SERVICE PARTS ing is sometimes hard to find. But but never polideally active. The The meeting was punctuated by The winner of the best actor, Miss Daisy" at the 62nd Annual Academy Awards in Los that’s exactly what town officials recent cutbacks by the Board of applause following remarks of sup­ Day-Lewis is the veteran of the Angeles Monday night. GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION heard Monday al die first hearing on Education stirred me out of my port for the education budget. acclaimed films “My Beautiful the 1990-91 town budget. apathy," said Liz Sullivan. Denise Ryan said, “No cuts ... for lamndrciic,” “A Room With A Oldsmobile, Cadillac, Pontiac, GMC Trucks Resident after resident spoke in Sullivan specifically asked the years our teachers were underpaid View" and “The Unbearable Jessica Tandy for best acuess. on Monday nighi. It umk Inrsi 9 picture, screenplay honors for ^ V.J.W lr« Rt, 83, Vernon — 872-9145 favor of the pro})Osed $16.2 million board to restore a transitional grade compared to area towns.” Lighmess of Being." Her “l>iving Miss Daisy," budget for next year at the hearing at for students not ready for grade one Sheila Talro, 17, a junior at Showing similar affection for a about a widow’s growing Alfred lihry’s adaptation of his Hours: Mon., Tues., Wed. ft Thurs. 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Covenuy Higli School. Ihc $10.1 at the two elementary scIkkiIs. 'Hic Covenuy High School, said if the lx;rfomicr whose career has been friendship with her black cliauf- Puliuer FYi/e winning play, and ;r,.-r VO ' t 'y 3 '- 0 sc khi WO'.’r.". VA P ' J I ' i Fri. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Sat. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. million Board of lUlucalion ixirlioii program was cut by die I I cuts made by the board stand, she guided more by artisuy than feur, won four Oscars, die most of die budget won the most backing board in February as piat of about can’t graduate next year. commerce, the Academy honored of any in the Academy Awards Plea.si'see OSCAR, page 8 $4(X),()00 in cuts. from the crowd. Plea.se sec COVENTRY, page 8 Recent staff cuts for next year by Without the transitional program, 0 MANCHESTER HERALD, 'I\iesday, March 27,1990—-3 2—MANCHESTER HERALD, TUesday, March 27, 1990 RECORD MANCHESTER About Town Police Roundup School system cracks down

Science fair is slated Three arrested on drug charges on students who buy drugs Manchester police anested three men on unrelated A science fair will be held Wednesday from 7 to 8:30 both special education teachers at drug charges on Monday and Sunday, police reported. While dealers of drugs were ex­ pjn. at Martin Elementary School, 140 Dartmouth Road. By Nancy Foley the Porter Street School, displayed In one of the cases, police reported Peter Custy, 29, of pelled in the past, Spafford said he Manchester Herald the red and white T-shirts that they School registration is open Portland, was arrested Monday afternoon after police of­ initialed the policy of expelling ficers observed him attempting to smoke a marijuana buyers as well when he became are selling for $4.25. Coventry Grammar School Kindergarten registration In addition to the the positive joint in his car parked at Manchester Superior Court. principal in the fall. Two students “You will benefit by sending a for the 1990-91 school year will be held March 29 and campaigns, such as making posters A subsequent search of Custy’s car revealed about have been expelled under the policy visual message to our youth that you March 30 for children who will be five on or before Dec. and selling T-shirts, the war on care,” Lewis told board members. _ three grams of cocaine with a street value of about $300 drugs at the high school also in­ so far, he said. 31,1990. For an appointment call the office at 742-7313. “Students have enough challenges The date set for wearing the T- and three grams of marijuana valued at about $10, poliw cludes a tough policy that cracks to face” without drugs interfering shins is April 25. State convention to be held fgpQrtgd. The drugs were found in the pocket of a shirt in, down on buyers and dealers of with their lives, Spafford said. Stu­ On Wednesday, the town About 600 high school students from around the state the car, police said. drugs. Custy, charged with possession of marijuana, posses­ dents are aware of the policy and manager, chief of police and super­ will attend the state convention of the National Youth Or­ _ > sion of cocaine with intent to sell, and possession of drug intendent of schools judged posters ganization Future Homemakers of America to be held James Spafford, principal of the support it, he said. paraphernalia, was released on a $5,000 bond. He is with an anti-drug theme in a contest Wednesday at Manchester Community College. Com­ high school, told members of the “Wc don’t have a severe problem scheduled to come back to the Superior Court next Mon­ between elementary school students. petitions will be conducted in areas including: cake Board of Education Monday night with drugs,” he said. decorating, food preparation, communication and il­ day. that students accused of buying and The school board also heard a The contest was part of D.A.R£. In another case, Jeffrey D. Pitkin, 19, of 194 Green-: lustrated talk. Results will be announced at 2 p.m., at selling LSD in a recent incident may proposal to fight drugs in the (Drug and Alcohol Resistance wood Drive, was charged Monday with pos^sion of; which time many scholarships will be awarded. Fbr more be subject to a 180-day expulsion. schools by having all staff, ad­ Education), which began this year marijuana, criminal impersonation, and interfering with a information, call Connecticut FHA/HERO at 763-2301 These charges arc still under inves­ ministrators and teachers wear “Just and involves police officers going police officer, according to police reports. ext. 281. tigation, so no decision has been Say No” T-shirts on the same day. into sixth-grade classes to teach stu­ The charges stem from a domestic assault case in Lee Bogli and Timothy D. Lewis, dents about the dangers of drugs. Eyes to be tested which Pitkin attempted to hinder police from finding made in this case, Spafford stressed. A free senior eye clinic will be held Wednesday from Alain C. Laguex, who was charged with third-degree as­ sault, threatening, breach of peace, and interfering with a 1 to 3 p.m. at Manchester Senior Center, 549 E. Middle Turnpike. The screening will include tests for signs of police officer, police reported. The hearing for Laguex, 12 teachers get layoff notice, glaucoma, cataract and retinal diseases. Deborah A. 23, of 194 Greenwood Drive, has not been set. Pitkin is scheduled to appear in Manchester Superior; Downes, and Robert Yarosh will be volunteer physicians for the clinic, which is sponsored by the Connecticut Court today. He was held on a $2,500 cash bond. The third drug arrest was made Sunday. Eugenio but 6 likely to be hired again Society to Prevent Blindness and the Manchester Health Reginald Pinto/Manchesier Herald Munoz of East Jtortford was charged with possession of Department. Call 647-3174 to register. teachers will be added to Robertson E TH N IC FOOD — Fifth-graders at Robertson School enjoy tasting foods from their cocaine and drug paraphernalia, after he was pulled over Board action was necessary Monday Spring musical performed and charged with driving while intoxicated on Walnut By Nancy Foley night, Dcakin said, because the law and Highland Phrk schools. homeiands Friday. The students were participating in Ethnic Tasting Day. Street near Cedar Street. Munoz is scheduled to appear in Manchester Herald requires that teachers be notified by In other action, the school board “Guys and Dolls,” a spring musical performed by the approved by an 8 to 1 vote a Manchester High School Drama Club, will be held court Wednesday. April 1. Twelve Manchester teachers will Of the 12 non-tenured teachers newsletter that wifi be sent to Thursday at 7:30 p.m. and Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. Reginald PInlo/Mancheiter Herald receive notices that they will be laid who will receive the notice, one Manchester residents at a cost of at Manchester High School’s auditorium, 134 E. Middle Obituaries Man injured in car crash off next year, but as many as li^f.of position was cut from each of the $2,349. Republican John T\icci Turnpike. Tickets at the door are $4 on Thursday and $5 An East Hartford man was injured Friday after he was ROOF JOB — Bob Godden, left, and Ted Martin of C .G . Bostwick Co. of Hartford, lean them may be recalled. secondary schools due to declining voted against the newsletter, saying on Friday and Saturday. member of the company’s 25-Year sister, Christine Helfrich of Vero thrown from a car during a three-car accident at the inter­ against the roof of a building on Hartford Road Monday £is they work to install a roof. At its meeting Monday nighlj lhc enrollment under the school superin­ that it had not changed from a draft Club to install officers James Kurt Dickson Club, and a member of the Church Beach, Fla. She was predeceased by section of Wyllis, Spring and Highland streets, police Board of Education approved the tendent’s original budget. An addi­ he opposed two weeks ago. James Kurt Dickson, 49, of her father, Joseph and a brother, layoff of seven teachers at tional teaching position was cut “I just have a feeling that this is The Manchester Emblem Club will install officers of the Assumption. said. Marlborough, husband of Nancy She is also survived by a son and Rosario. The man was a passenger in a car driven by John V. ■Manchester high school, three from when the school board slashed going to be used as a platform for Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Elks Lodge on Bissell St. A Bcnnct Junior High School and t\Vo good news. You won’t find any bad (Wheeler) Dickson, died Monday daughter-in-law, Stanley and Martha The funeral will be Wednesday at Gabron, 27, also of East Hartford, who is charged with . $300,000 from the proposed budget. dinner will be served at 7 p.m. District directors must cut from filing Junior High Schoo?."lMi news in iu” he said. (March 26, 1990) at home. Marchut of Glastonbury; a stepson 10 ajn. at the Newkirk & Whimey driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol, police of the teachers are non-icnurcd. Two tenured teachers, both He was bom in Manchester, July and daughter-in-law, Paul and Grace Funeral Home, 318 Burnside Ave., said. Surplus food distributed The majority of the layoffs arc teachers in the industrial arts In another matter, state Reps. 9, 1940. He was a member of the Humphreys of Rocky Hill; a East Hartford. Burial will be in Rose Kenneth Bly, 28, the passenger who was e j^ e d , was Butter, peanut butter and flour will be disuibuted to not related to cuts in the school program at the high school, will also John W. Thompson and Paul R. Manchester Lodge of Masons, No. daughter, Diane Irwin of Hill Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. treated for a strained neck and head and facial cuts at eligible families on Thursday from 3 to 5:30 p.m. at budget to retain 7-mill rate board’s budget, according to Wilson lose their jobs under the current Munns alicndcd the school board 73. Manchester Memorial Hospital and releas^, a hospital Manchester; a brother, James Pauski There are no calling hours. budget. It is less likely that these meeting to present a citation from Center Congregational Church, 11 Center St. New He is survived by three sons, spokesman said. It tqjpears he was not wearing a seat belt A. Dcakin, assistant supcrintti^ddni of East Hartford; three sisters, Memorial donations may be made proposal represents a 6 percent cut teachers will be recalled because the stale of Connecticut to Meg regisuations will be accepted. For more information, call David W. Dickson and Robert J. said they arc reluctant to raise the for administration. Rather, seridlfig Amelia Conrad of East Hartford, to the Rocky Hill Volunteer Am­ at the time of the accident, police said. By Alex Girelli from an earlier one, which called for lhc.se cuLs were included in the Bcrtc, a Manchester High School 646-4114 during the day. Dickson, both of Manchester, and bulance, 2754 Main St., Rocky Hill Gabron, who was releas^ on a written prmnise to ap­ tax rate in light of an increase in the out the notices now gives the Gladys Klemyk of East Hartford, Manchester Herald expenditures of $695,945. original budget proposed by the su­ student who has been recognized for pear in Manchester Superior Court, was treated for n ^ Grand List, estimated by the town schools the flexibility needed to deal Alcoholic group to meet Michael L. Dickson of and Anne Rounseville of 06067. It does not include the provision perintendent of schools and arc both her athletic and academic Marlborough; a daughter, Stacey L. strain at the hospital aiui released, police and the hospital assessor’s office at 11.88 percent. with changes in enrollment and Manchester; seven grandchildren; After a review of a preliminary for a full-time fire chief that Fire ba.scd on a lack of enrollment in achievement. Berte was given the Adult Children of Alcoholics meets Wednesdays from Dickson of Marlborough; a sister, Oscar Magnon The directors will resume their course selection by students. and several nieces and nephews. She official said. budget proposal Monday night, Chief John Mace had recommended, Because of a high number of these areas, according to Dcakin. citation for her work in the stale 6 to 7 pjn. in room CL-219c in the Lowe Building of Cynthia Bendott of Sarasota, Fla.; was predeceased by two brothers, The funeral for Oscar Magnon, The accident happened at 7:03 p.m. when Gabron, budget study April 2. directors of the Eighth Utilities Dis­ Tripp said. It docs provide for an in­ retirements, about half of these Because of increasing enrollment Legislature as a participant in the Manchester Community College. For more information, and several nieces and nephews. Rudolph and Edmund Pauski. 70, of Vernon, will be held Wednes­ southbound on Spring Sueet, drove through a red light at At the close of the discussion call 647-6062. trict concluded they will have to crease in the salary of Mace from teachers will be retained, he said. in the elementary schools, two Youth in Government program. The funeral will be Thursday at The funeral will be Thursday at day at noon at the Holmes Funeral the intersection crossing into the path of a vehicle driven Monday, the preliminary ad­ reduce the total by about $230,000 ministration budget stood at $2,875 to $5,000 as well as salary 10:30 a.m. at the Watkins Funeral 9:30 a.m. at the John F. Tierney Home, 400 Main St., with a Mass of by James J. Ludwig, 35, of East Hartford, police said. Seniors to hold meeting in order to keep the lax rale at the $380,150, compared to $387,054 for increases for fire officers and dis­ Home, 142 E. Center St. Burial will Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., Christian burial at 1 p.m. at Sacred The impact of the crash caused Gabion’s vehicle to The Bolton Seniors will hold its monthly meeting Heart Church, Route 30, Vernon. current 7-mill level. the current year. An earlier version patchers. be in East Cemetery. Calling hours followed by a Mass of Christian spin, discharging Bly and hitting another car driven by Commenting on the salary in­ Computer proposal for schools But about $85,400 of that savings had called for $324,400 in expendi­ Wednesday at 12:30 p.m. at the Community Hall. Lunch are Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to burial at 10 a.m. at the Church of the Burial will be in St. Bernard John D. Queen Jr., 50, of Hebron, police said. could be realized through a dis­ tures but some items were increased creases, Tripp said chief officers will be served, but seniors are requested to bring their 9 p.m. Assumption. Burial will be at 1 p.m. Cemetery in the Rockville section of crepancy in the amount the town by a total of $5,750 Monday night declined to consider a salary in­ own table setting. For more information, call 649-7298 or Memorial donations may be made at the St. Stanislaus Cemetery, Vernon. Calling hours are today will charge the district for ttcaling and a $50,000 fi^ re was added for crease last year so that more money OK’d despite protest of Maffe 649-0527. to the American Heart Association, Meriden. Calling hours are Wednes­ from 7 to 9 p.m. sewage collected in district sewer the amount the disttict will pay the could be used for operations. 5 Brookside Drive, Wallingford day from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Robert A. Mercier lines. The district budget now con­ town as partial payment for the The Fire Marshal budget stood at The high school’s proposal would Maffe’s arguments. 06492. Memorial donations may be made By Nancy Foley Thoughts tains a higher figure than what the firehouse it has acquired under an $40,750, compared to $25,955 for involve the use of the equipment by Maffe said that IBM’s move to to the American Cancer Society. Robert Allen Mercier, 20, former­ James M. Halloran ly of East Center Sueet, d i^ Satur­ town has asked. agreement over fire and sewer juris­ the current year, an increase of Manchester Herald student teachers from the University make $25 million available to Public Meetings schools nationwide is self-serving. James M. Halloran, 43, of Welles­ Helen M. Robinson day (March 24, 1990) at the Bay In a revised proposal he submitted diction and assets. $14,795. An earlier version had of Connecticut who arc planning to “They have found grace in the wilderness” Jeremiah called for expenditures of $73,850, Students have become loo de­ “It’s propaganda that wifi in­ ley, Mass., died Thursday (March Medical Center in Clearwater, Fla. to fellow directors Monday night, The administration budget calls become math and science teachers, Helen M. Robinson, 81, of East 31:2 pendent on computers and arc lack­ doctrinate the kids to think that IBM 22, 1990) in Boston. He is survived He was bom in New York City, Thomas H. Ferguson allowed for small salary raises for elected of­ but Tripp made a number of severe Quinby said. Manchester High Hartford, wife of James J. Robinson, I am becoming more and more troubled about human ing in basic skills, according to is the only computer in the world,” Public meetings scheduled for tonight: by his wife. Dale S. Halloran, and May 7, 1969, and was a Manchester $598,690 for payment to the town, ficials and administrative cuts in it. School teachers and students would died Sunday (March 25, 1990) at the attitudes of superiority toward animals — in fact toward but the budget recommendation by The earlier budget had called for Frank Maffe, a Democratic member he said. his parents, James F. and Maiy M. Riverside Health Care Center. resident for more than 15 years. He employees, some of whom will have also U.SC the equipment set up in a Manchester any part of creation which is not human. “They have in­ Town Manager Richard Sartor es­ salaries of $56,500 and the new one of the Board of Education. Halloran of Manchester, and a She was a registered nurse at was educated in the local schools. increased hours of work from 30 lab, she said. Joint meeting of the Board of Directors and Board of ferior intelligence, uncivilized behavior, less developed timated that charge at only calls for salaries of $24,000 as com­ But seven other school board brother, Michael Halloran of Manchester Memorial Hospital. He is survived by his mother and hours to 35 hours a week. The raises In a complicated and very com­ Education, Lincoln Center hearing room, 7 p.m. social and economic systems, etc.” $513,260. Ferguson said he would pared with $16,305 for the current members disagreed with him and petitive application process, the THE EXCHANGE CLUB OF Manchester. She is also survived by two sons, stepfather, M. Jean and Steven Wil­ increase the salary item from the I could have an infectious disease, feelings of hatted or check the discrepancy. year, an increase of $7,695. voted to give their approval to the school must first submit a propo.sal He was educated in Manchester Bruce Robinson of East Hartford, liamson of Coventry; his father, current $48,800 to $56,250. MANCHESTER Andover indifference and, if I hid them well, no one would stop The fee is based on a fixed for­ The salary of the fire marshal high school to apply for an IBM schools and the University of Con­ and Jeffrey Robinson of East Herbert Mercier of West Hartford; a The Public Works budget stood at to IBM before it can receive picimis- preeanis Board of Finance, Andover Elcmcniary School. 7:30 me from visiting an unsuspecting friend or relative in a mula applied to the estimated would increase from $ 11,000 to grant that would bring computers sion to apply for the grant, she said. necticut. He received a master’s Hampton; two daughters, Laurie A. brother, Jim Mercier of Coventry; a $773,275 compared to $624,013 for AL GENTilJE'S BIG BAND p.m. hospital or convalescent home. But how difficult that amount of water that will be used by $15,000 under Tripp’s revised into the school. Although the program would ini­ degree from Boston State College Curtis of East Hartford and Linda S. paternal grandmother, Abbie Mer­ the current year, but that sum in­ Beautification Committee, Town Office Building. 7:30 would be if I were a most cherished, loyal and loved dog, owners of property within the dis- budget. The proposal for a full-time “Computers arc making the kids tially begin in the high school, it & VARIETY SHOW and was a math teacher at Boston Petmcelli of Meriden; a brother, cier in Texas; and a maternal cludes the payment to the town p.m. or cat o r... fire inspector at a salary of $25,000 learn less because they are becom­ may later be expanded to die other ★ BobPiic«ADickSanll Latin School. William C. Black of Sarasota, Fla.; grandmother, Cora Schaefer of ttict. which may be more than $85,(XX) In Barry Lopez’s moving book, “Of Wolves and was eliminated. ing too dependent on them. They arc schools, according to Quinby. •A’CtwtoHBydwi Bolton He is also survived by two and 10 grandchildren. Groton. Man,” he remarks, "... for most of us, animals are still loo high. At the close of a three-hour The directors voted Monday to not thinking for themselves,” Maffe The school board gave the high MANC1€STEn HGH S(X»L Zoning Board of Appeals, Community Hall, 7 p.m. daughters, Melissa and Jessica Hal­ Private funeral services will be Graveside services will be either two-dimensional symbols or simply inconsequen­ Salaries for public works budget session Monday night, the eliminate all automobile allowances said. “As a businessman. 1 am tired school piemiission to submit a 134MddeTuniptke Playscape Committee, Herrick Park, 7 p.m. loran; and a sister, Joan Marie Per- held at the Rose Hill Funeral Home, Thursday at 9 a.m. in East tial, suitable only for children’s stories where good and employees would increase by total preliminary budget stood at for commissioners and for ad­ of employees that flunk the basics proposal for the grant by a 7-2 vote. mison of Union, NJ. Rocky Hill. There are no calling Cemetery. Memorial services will evil are clearly separated.” His book explores the com­ $1,345 to $71,685 from the $70,340 SUNDAY, APRIL 2 2 , 1990 $1,847,701 after a number of cuts, ministration employees and to but arc whizzits on computers.” Republican John TVieci voted against Coventry A memorial Mass will be held hours. be held Friday at 7 p.m. at Mag- plexity of the wolf and the potential that understanding figure for the current year. 3PM 1-800-982-3140 $10.00 additions and shifts among budget provide instead a lump sum of But Democratic board member the motion, saying he agreed with Solid Waste Committee, Town Office Building, 7:30 Saturday at 11:30 a.m. at St. Bridget Memorial donations may be made delena Chapel, 3 Columbia St., that complexity may enrich human life — even more An earlier version of the budget Terry A. Bogli today defended the Hartford. There are no calling hours. items. $1,600 to pay for mileage when p.m. Church. to the Alzheimer’s Disease and Re­ than the study of primates. A 7-mill tax on the new district had called for $652,225. but Fer­ use of computers in the schools. Memorial donations may be made Memorial donations may be made guson added to that sum in a later vouchers arc submitted. lated Disorders Association of Grand List, coupled with other They also decided that in the fu­ "They're here to stay and they are to the James Halloran Fund, c/o Greater Hartford, 800 Cottage to the New York Foundling Hospital, Rev. Ernest Harris revenues, would raise about revision. the wave of the future,” she said. Boston Latin School, 78 Louis Pas­ 590 Sixth Ave.. N.Y.. N.Y. 10011. The Fire Department budget ture, salary increases should not be Grove Road, Bloomfield 06002. Chaplain $1,618,000. A rate of 7.5 rnills and granted on a percentage basis, but “Students are still getting a basic Employers: Lottery teur, Boston 02115. The Watkins Funeral Home. 142 Department of Pastoral Care the other revenues would rai.se about stood at $653,526 as compared to curriculum. The programs are used Josephine C. Prussia E. Center St., is in charge of arran­ $638,735 for the current year, an in- that salary ranges should be written Manchester Memorial Hospital $1,723,000, still short of Monday into job descriptions, some of which to cnhaiKC what they are learning.” Josephine C. Prussia, 64, of gements. CTcasc of $14,791. Fire Commis­ Malvina M. Humphreys n id i’s total expenditures of more have not yet been prepared. Barbara Quinby, vicc-principitd of Here are Monday’s lottery results from around New Rocky Hill, died Saturday (March John Dexter than $1.8 million. Several directors sioner Joseph Tripp said his latest Manchester High School, explained Are You Paying Too Much For England: Malvina M. (Pauski) Humphreys, 24, 1990) at Hartford Hospital after to the school btiard that the grant CONNECTICUT a long illness. She is survived by her LONDON (AP) — John Dexter, a 72, of 153 Lyness St., died Monday theater and opera director whose Manchester Herald could bring over $500,0(X) worth of Group Health Insurance? Daily: 1-8-1. Play Four: 3-5-3-2. (March 26, 1990) at Hartford Hospi­ brother, Emmanuel Cannistraro of computer and other business equip­ MASSACHUSETTS Manchester. productions included such stage hits Support urged for school budget tal. She was the wife of John K. ment into the school. Tlie guidelines Daily: 8-1-7-7. as “Equus” and “M. BuUerfly,” died Founded Dec. 15,1881 as a weekly. Humphreys. She is also survived by her Friday of heart failure at age 64. maintain and provide the best pos­ set forth by IBM say the pxopiosal NORTHERN NEW ENGLAND Bom in Meriden, she lived in Daily publication since OcL 1,1914. Ursin, Packman said the school ad­ should involve an institution of mother, Josephine Caimistraro of Dexter began his theater career at By Donna O ’Leary sible education program in a good New Hampshsire, Vermont, and Maine daily: 2-9-1 Manchester for 35 years. Before ministration was still considering a higher education and should further WE CAN HELP! Rocky Hill; a daughter, Carol the Royal Court in 1957, then was USPS 327-500 Manchester Herald learning environment,” he said. and 8-7-6-3. retiring in 1982, she was an execu­ VOL. CIX, No. 150 plan under which teachers would the study of math and science. RHODE ISLAND Mazzo of East Hartford; two asked by Laurence Olivier to join 1 conttibuic to their insurance costs. The savings seen from the high tive secretary for 33 years at Con­ grandsons; another brother, Paul the National Theater as an associate Publisher BOLTON — School officials Daily: 1-5-7-6. Marshall also said there have school reductions was tapered be­ necticut National Gas Co. She was a Cannistraro of Rocky Hill; and a director. Penny lyl Swflert urged the Board of Finance Monday been increases in major capital cause of a projected increase of Group Medical, Dental, Life & Disability Editor .\^alter Zaborowslu to endorse the $5.7 million school items Modification of a boy’s about 40 students at the elementary Bray Jewelers Man ag^no Editor [__ Mane P. Grady budget as the minimum needed to bathroom at the high school cost News Eaior/Opinion Page Editor . and center schools, up from the cur­ Jewelr)’ Repair Weather ___^ R o n RobHtwd maintain the quality of education in $10,000, and master light switches Aasociati Edio r ______| _ Alexander Giralli rent 534 students, said Anne Rash, 699 M ain S t, M anchester Sfxm E d to r______Len Auster the town. were added for $6300. principal of the elementary and cen­ Call Us For A Quote Today! The school board has already cut Joseph V. Fleming, high school ter schools. ★ Ring Sizing in one day REGIONAL Weather Business Manager ______Jeanne G Fromerih Superintendent Richard Rickman^ s principal, said there also is a need to Clear and cold Advertising Director^______nSouglas C Murphy Sr The school board added a half­ ★ M o st R ep airs d o n e on requested budget. Packman s add about 20 spaces to the high Wednesday, March 28 Customer Service Manager __Gerlinde CoHetti time social studies teacher, a Composing Manager______Sheldon Cohen original request was up 14.4 percent school parking lot at a cost of p r e m ise s Aoow-W m « m >*Io>*c m > toxtayWH* oondMwM I ) tem per aHitfee Tonight, clear and cold. Low fourth-grade teacher, a luilf-timc Pressroom M anager______hobert H. Hubbard from this year, but the school board $27,000. He said that would case a M on-Sat 9-5:30 around 20. Wednesday, mostly has pared down Uic incrca.se to 936 student parking crunch and would sixth-grade teacher and a 12-hour a Thurs til 8pm IcWooul 2 y | sunny and milder. High 45 to 50. percent, said James H. Marshall, odd parking for sporting events, week library aide at a cost of GORMAN Pubkshed daily except Sunday and certain holidays by Outloc^ Thursday, mostly sunny. chairman of the Board of Education. concerts and adult education classes. $83,423, said Packman. 643-5617 High in the 40s. the Manchester Publishino C o . 16 Bramard Race, Manchester, Conn 06040 Second dass postage paid at Marshall spoke Monday at a joint He added that it would be difficult INSURANCE High pressure with mostly clear Manchester. Conn. Postmaster Send address changas meeting of the Board of Education for an emergency vehicle to gel skies and seasonably cold tempera­ to the Manchester Herald. P.O Box 501, Manchester. and Board of Finance at Bolton through the blocked lanes at the CALDWELli tures will dominate our weather for Conn 06040 ALL NEW The Mancheeter Herald is a member ol The Associated Elcmcniary School. About 11 school. AGENCY the next couple of days. Press, the Audit Bureau o( Crculation. the New England people attended the meeting. Even with the reductions. Mar- OIL Press Association and the New England Newspaper As­ Staff reductions at Bolton High shall said he considered the high BINGO sociation. School have resulted in the decrease school attractive to other towns. St. Bridget School 649-8841 Weather summary for Monday: Guaranteed delivery. I t j w don't receive your Herald 223 EAST CENTER STREET in the budget, said Packman today. Since...... the Willington Board of 74 Main Street Temperature: high of 53, low of by 5 p m weekdays or 7:30 a m Saturdays, please telephone your earner If you are unable to reach your The school board has already agreed Education announced last year that Manchester, CT MANCHESTER (203)643-1139 T- M antic 25, mean of 39. Ocean earner, cal subsenber service at 647-0946 ^ 6 p m to cut three u-achers. a half-time it would not be sending any more Admission (Indixtos 3 Faces) $2 00 Prccipiution: 0 inches for the weekdays lor delivery in Manchester students to Bolton High School, the WasNngMinl 57* I guidance coun.sclor and a half-linic New Games and New Prizes (over $1,000) 81 Suggested carrier rates are $1 80 weekly. $7 70 tor . ® day, 2.03 inches for the month, 9.43 business education teacher for a town has been trying to gel Colum­ DcxxsCpen AieOOjjm \ \ j inches for the year. one month, $23 10 for tfiree months. $46 20 lor six PER GALLON C.O.D. v ; C1»0 Aoov-Wwrw. Inc. savings of $135,208. bia school officials to send their stu­ Start Play1riQA1730ipm HOMEOWNER/AUTO/UFE COMMERCIAL EMPLOYEE BENEFITS I Temperature exuemes for today: months and $02 40 lor one year Newsstand prioe 35 Prices Subject To Change cents a copy. dents to the high school. Door Prizes Highest on record 76, set in 1945. Today’s weather picture was drawn by Jonathan Sheehan, a In response to a question Monday ISO Gallon Minimum by finance board member Ray “We have worked hard together to r s f o m m riAirwwa m ttm cv stwv er c\ cai^ CkCM rr Lowest on record, 16, set in 1960. fourth-grader at Bowers School. MANCHESTER HERALD, 1\ie8day, March 27, 1990—5

4— MANCHESTER HERALD, ’Riesday. March 27, 1990 STATE NATION/WORLD Affordable housing could rise from L’Ambiance ruins Black cops charge racism at U.S. Capitol . . "Z I TZ :------o* AHminictroiinn ciilvnmmiitPA “Hiif that’e hppn rhnnop/1 ” said Russ. heinirbeing acciL<;edaccused of druedrug use. use, while white of-of­ United States Slates CaoitolCapitol 1 Police force, I do not Halloran said. at the House Administration subcommittee “But that’s been changed,” said Russ, collapse. Zampano was a member of could be used as part of the financ­ The land is held in a trust for the By Larry Margasak ficers similarly accused were allowed to feel that there is a problem with discrimina­ HARTFORD (AP) — A new A federal judge and lawyers in­ Zampano said the mediation hearing were the police. who serves on the governing board with the mediation panel that negotiated a ing plan. widows and orphans who eventually The Associat,.d Press remain on the force. tion,” wrote Sgt. Ruth B. Micer. She complex containing 100 units of af­ volved in the negotiations involving panel talked to eight or nine Rep. Mary Rose Oakar, D-Ohio, chair­ Senate Sergeant-at-Arms Henry Giugni and the former L’Ambiance site say the settlement of all lawsuits stemming The finance authority financed would benefit financially from the woman of the police subcommittee, Architect of the Capitol George White. Chief Kerrigan said he was unaware of recalled using her vacation to study for writ­ fordable housing could rise from the developers before selecting Breen. WASHINGTON — U.S. Capitol police only thing needed to ensure con­ from the accident. the original twin-tower L’Ambiance project. promised after hearing from both sides that Sgt. Ronald L. Richardson, executive those cases and has told Richardson to ten and oral tests she regarded as fair to ruins of L’Ambiance Plaza if state Federal investigators have at­ officials cope with terrorist threats, tourists “My gut feeling is I think there is Plaza by lending $15 million to Mark Breen, a Hartford-area reforms were coming to ease the tension. director of the newly organized Capitol provide him a list of specific examples of everyone. officials agree to finance it, officials struction of affordable housing units tributed the building’s collapse to and foreign leaders, but their toughest cur­ is money from the Connecticut a possibility that something could be out-of-state developers. developer, has proposed the project, She urged a “constructive dialogue” bet­ Police ch£q)ter of the National Black Police discrimination. Another letter, by Lts. Price S. Goldston said. the failure of a component used to rent challenge may be allegations of racism “I won’t stand for any type of discrimina­ The proposed $13 million com­ Housing Finance Authority and the worked out,” said Orest T. Dubno, said R. Bartley Halloran, an attorney ween the black officers and Chief Frank A. Association, said “cronyism and nepotism” and Stanley J. Grochowski Jr., both while, lift the 320-ton floor slabs during aired by their own black officers. tion whatsoever. If it was brought to my at­ added: “We have no knowledge of racial plex would be built on the site of state Department of Housing. executive director of the state hous­ Delwood Development Interna­ for workers who were injured and Kerrigan. still exist in promotions, assignments and construction. The validity of that tention I would do something about it I discrimination existing within the United one of the state’s worst construction ing finance authority. “I think there tional Inc. of Florida, the owners families of those killed. The accusations have left the police force The police force that guards the Capitol training for advancement. finding has been questioned by con­ “We do not have a single black in a asked for a third party to investigate. If States Capitol Police.” disasters. Twenty-eight construction U.S. District Court Judge Robert is a good probability.” and developers of L’Ambiance City and state officials do not racially polarized. Black officers have ac­ complex has 1,238 officers, including 336 tractors, engineers and a consultant policy or decision-making position above there’s any discrimination. I’m unaware of Kerrigan said the best way to make room workers were killed April 23, 1987, C. Zampano said he hoped neces­ Dubno said.the proposed project Plaza, turned over ownership of the want a building as large as the what cused top commanders, all white, of dis­ blacks — 27 percent of the force. who worked for federal inves­ However, die lop ranks of lieutenant, cap­ the rank of captain,” he said. it,” Kerrigan said. for blacks at the top is to create a new retire­ when the partially completed L’Am­ sary approvals would be obtained by must prove fmanci^ly sound before site to the plaintiffs as part of the was originally proposed — a 16- crimination. The police brass has denied the tigators. tain, inspector, deputy chief, assistant chief Blacks who apply for top positions are Russ added: “There may be racism in this ment system. Currently, top white officers biance Plaza complex collapsed. April 23, the third anniversary of the it can be built and that tax credits 1988 settlement. story project containing 218 units. allegations, and white officers have backed their superiors. and chief include 61 whiles and four blacks, told vacancies have been filled, only to later department If there is racism, where is it? stay at their jobs because they must work 30 Blacks brought their grievances to a a minority percentage of 6.2 percent. learn “the person selected for the position Come back with a list of your problems. We years and be age 55 or older to qualify for House hearing last week, appearing in such House Sergeant-al-Arms Jack Russ, a was hand-picked,” Richardson said. “Soon, never had one complaint until a couple of retirement — longer than in other local New Haven mayor proposes large numbers that a police security detail member of the three-man Capitol Police it also comes to light that the person weeks ago.” police departments. normally would have been assigned to Board, said that before an objective written selected ... had been chosen prior to the of­ A number of white police officers, in­ The chief proposed a system to allow crowd control. lest was instituted in 1983, the department ficial announcement of the job vacancy.” cluding several women, wrote the subcom­ retirement at age 50 after 20 years of ser­ This time it wasn’t necessary, because the was a “good old boy network” with “car And why, Richardson demanded to mittee to deny any discrimination. vice, or after 25 years of service regardless pay cut for himself, officials orderly spectators — and key witnesses — pool promotions.” know, were several black officers fired after “As a female Caucasian official on the of age.

NEW HAVEN (AP) — Mayor into the city — every dollar that we ConU'oller Ralph W. Halsey III. John C. Daniels has ordered pay can,” Daniels said in a written state­ Human Resources Administrator cuts for himself and 55 other city of­ ment. Audrey Rowe, who took a pay cut 4,000 fans gaze Seconds changed ficials starting July 1 — a move that “At a time when city services will when she left her job at the Rock­ is expected to shave $160,(XX) from be suffering and the mill rate going efeller Foundation to come to New the projected $38 million deficit for up, and when we are going to be as­ Haven several weeks ago, said she the 199(3-91 fiscal year. king our union workers to make was stunned by the order. as stars shine dance to death Under Daniels’ proposal, ad­ sacrifices, it is important that “I am shocked. I find that ab­ By Verena Dobnik the club. ministrators who earn between everyone give.” solutely incredible,” said Rowe, Fonda’s date with Ted T\imer. When the fire allegedly lighted by The Associated Press $30,000 and $39,999 would take 3 Only non-unionized administra­ who started working in New Haven By Jeff Wilson Somewhere in the glitter, real Gonzalez took, fire investigators percent pay cuts; those who earn tive employees including depart­ March 4. Rowe’s salary would go The Associated Press said, the ground floor became an in­ emotions seemed to surface. NEW YORK — Atop the rickety $40,000 to $59,9^ face 5 percent ment heads city attorneys, deputy from $75,000 to $69,375 under “Furious, jealous, unhappy, and ferno; the windowless second floor, cuts; and those making more than controllers and some members of Daniels’ order. LOS ANGELES — The wooden staircase, the daiKe floor where all but 18 of the 87 victims very proud,” was how actor Hume trembled under heels tapping and $60,(XX) would see their pay cut by the mayor’s staff — will be affected The city is trying to negotiate a Academy Awards featured the usual Cronyn described his reaction back­ were found, was a gas chamber, shuffling to the beat that shifted 15 percent. by Daniels’ order. wage freeze and other concessions sparkles of paparazzi camera flash, stage Monday night after his wife of with wall-to-wall bodies. Daniels salary would drop from The order still must be approved from unions to help close the the usual eye-popping fashions, the from salsa to calypso. Disco lights The few survivors included Ms. 47 years, Jessica Tandy, won best glittered on silk clothes, Saturday $65,000 to $60,125 — a decrease of by the Board of Finance. projected $38 million budget gap for goggle-eyed reception of Jane actress for “Driving Miss Daisy.” Feliciano; Gonzalez, under suicide night’s finest 15 percent. The cuts would spare the city the fiscal year that starts July 1. A An estimated 4,000 fans watched watch at a psychiauic ward, is Suddenly, flames roaring in the Also, while the city currently department of education since wage freeze for all workers, includ­ the stars step out of limousines and charged with 87 murders. pays 100 percent of health insurance Daniels does not have control over ing education, would save about $10 bottom floor turned the top room Director onto the carpeted en l^ to the into a blast furnace. Within seconds, Long after dawn, a stream of premiums for the 56 administrative the education budget. million. Dorothy Chandler Pavilion. About employees, it will pay only 80 per­ Besides the 56 who face pay cuts, Without union concessions city superheated gases and thick smoke corpses left the Happy Land on 1,000 reporters jammed rehearsal had silenced the place. Only a hand­ stretchers, covered with white cent after July 1. seven non-unionized administrative officials have said the Board of halls inside the Music Center, wait­ “This may not seem like a great employees who earn less than Finance would i^vc to slash city of * Daisy ^ ful had escaped. sheets. ing for the winners. The $5 cover was a small price to Some died instantly. Rescue deal of savings, but it is both impor­ $30,000 would have their salaries services and lay off up to 450 Miss Fonda’s arrival with TUmer, tant for us to save — and to bring frozen but not reduced, said city workers. pay for a night out in the poor workers told of finding victims with snubbed the media magnate, drew as many Latino community of East Tremont glasses in their hands. Others were stares as her low-cut, blue sequined Tha Associaied Press LOS ANGELES (AP) — The near the Bronx Zoo. People dressed silting at the bar, their legs still W,' gown. The backstage press corps producers of the Oscar-winning up nice and they partied hard. wound around bar stools. Jury dismisses DNA data on rape couldn’t wait to ask the workout “The whole floor moved with the GOVERNOR GIVES THANKS — Gov. William A. O ’Neill shakes hands with the crowd “Driving Miss Daisy” wasted no “Lungs are scared by hot gases, guru if she and her dale were an music, it was sleazy and very, very Monday as he leaves a meeting of the AFL-CIO Legislative Council in Hartford. O ’Neill, Purtill mled that the DNA evidence even approximately alike. time bringing up The Big Snub. and it b ^ m e s impossible to take a HARTFORD (AP) — Accepting item. hot," said Denise Garcia, 20. who announced last week he would not seek a third full term, thanked the council for its was admissible after hearing an ex­ Dorothy Donoghue, a juror from “We’re up here for really one very second breath,” said Dr. Alexander the detailed tesdmony of a rape vic­ “What’s an item?” responded “People liked to go there and show tim pointing to Ricky Hammond’s planation of the technology with the West Hartford, said the verdicts simple reason and that’s the fact that Kuehl, director of emergency support over the years. Miss Fonda, who is divorcing hus­ off.” six jurors and two alternates absent. were reach after difficult delibera­ Bruce Beresford is a brilliant direc­ medicine at New York Hospital. guilt rather than scientific evidence band Tom Hayden, the California Lately, the patrons say, the mostly Presley explained that every per­ tions about the discrepancy between tor,” co-producer Richard D. “And when there is not enough of his innocence, a Superior Court assemblyman and former antiwar Honduran clientele had expanded to son’s molecules of deoxyribonucleic the victim’s testimony and the DNA Zanuck said as he accepted best-pic­ oxygen coming in to feed the fire, jury has convicted the Bristol man activist. She finally relented and include other Hispanics. Sometimes acid — DNA — contain a large evidence. ture honors Monday night. “It’s as you get carbon monoxide, which Coalition backs hate crimes bill in a rape and kidnapping case. said, “He’s a friend and he’s out a gu.i or a knife flashed, or someone amount of information that deter­ can kill you in a minute.” As the guilty verdict came Mon­ simple as that.” there waiting for me to get back. whipped out a crack vial. have not taken a position on the Defamation League of Connecticut mines all of the person’s characteris­ “The victim’s testimony was The movie, an account of a grow­ “It was a huge rush of super­ day afternoon, Hammond, 26, wept He’s funny, he has a sense of Three of the victims played By Peter Viles also supported the bill. The ADL tics. He said that although experts definitely a major part in it,” ing friendship between a white heated poison gas. We call it a legislation. and cried “I didn’t do it.” He was humor.” I he Associated Press amateur soccer for a Bronx team The Associated Press said it had learned of 20 anti-Semi­ shy from the term “DNA Donoghue said. “After going over Southern widow and her black fiashover, it is instant. If you are found guilty of two counts of first- Best actor Daniel Day-Lewis and named after one of the big teams in It calls for increased criminal tic incidents in Connecticut in 1989. fingerprinting,” it is unlikely that all the evidence, I know the DNA chauffeur, won four awards, but PLAY TIME — “Anton,” a polar bear born at the Karlsruhe breathing in, it is deadly," said degree sexual assault and one count best supporting actress winner Bren­ Honduras, where many of the HARTFORD — A coalition of penalties for anyone convicted of as­ DNA samples from two people was a strong defense there, but we Beresford wasn’t even nominated Zachary Goldfarb, Emergency “All loo often, in the course of of first-degree kidnapping. da Fricker, both from “My Left zoo in Karlsruhe. West Germany, mugs for spectators youths hoped to return some day. religious leaders, minorities, and sault, arson or vandalism if the would produce results that were didn’t think it was enough.” for the directing honor. Medical Service deputy chief of The case marked the first time Fool,” said they were re ^ y to Monday. After that day, he was scheduled to be moved to “They all dreamed of reluming homosexuals is rallying behind a crime is found to have been our investigation of these incidents, It’s a fact nobody watching the operations. we find that they are treated as if genetics technology had been celebrate. with more money, they were full of so-called “hate crimes” bill that calls motivated by the victim’s race, brought into a Connecticut 62nd atmual Academy Awards was a glass enclosure. they were no more than juvenile “My reaction is shock and dis­ Hispanic machismo,” said their Some victims, facing the wall of for increased penalties for violent religion, ethnicity or sexual orienta­ courtroom with an FBI expert on ; allowed to forget. ‘pranks.’ Nothing could be further belief. I’m going partying.” said coach, Miguel Reyes. fire that came from downstairs, fran­ crimes motivate by bigotry or bias. tion. DNA testifying on Hammond’s be­ ' Jessica Tandy, claiming the Miss Fricker. “I think I’m the first The Christian Conference of Con­ from the truth,” the ADL said in a At about 3:15 ajn. Sunday, there tically tried to escape. Bodies were “Racism is not dead,” former half. ‘ actress statuette for her lead role in Irish actress to win one. I’m a bit of Interest rates unlikely Hartford Mayor Thurman Milner necticut on Monday joined several statement. NEED SOME EXTRA was a ruckus downstairs in the liny piled four deep by the upstairs door, Lawrence A. Presley, an FBI ex­ “Miss Daisy,” called Beresford, history, and that makes me feel pret­ entryway. A bearded Cuban patron a testament to their desperation. said Monday. “It will not go away. black and Hispanic lawmakers as pert on DNA technology as a “that forgotien man, my director.” well as gay and lesbian activists to When the Judiciary Committee ty good.” was harassing his former girlfriend “You can’t imagine what went on It does exist and we have to raise the crime-solving tool, had testified Host Billy Crystal quipped that “This has the makings of one hell endorse the bill. heard public comment on the bill to drop, economists say who worked at the club, and a in there; you can’t imagine what issue.” Monday that his tests showed that SPENDING MONEY!! “Miss Daisy” was “the movie that of a weekend in Dublin,” said Day- The bill, now before the Judiciary “We need to send a strong mes­ earlier this month, William J. two factors and that will produce no bouncer was called over. these people did to try to survive,” Hammond was not the person who apparently directed itself.” Lewis. He added that he was WASHINGTON (AP) — Con­ Committee, initially drew surpris­ sage that crimes of bigotry and bias Wholcan, the executive director of change” by the central bank, Allen “Don’t push me, don’t push me,” said firefighter Dennis Devlin. left a semen stain on the victim’s Newspaper routes available « Beresford was unavailable to genuinely stunned by his win over sumer and business interest rates arc ingly strong objections from a lob­ will be punished,” said stale Rep. the Connecticut Catholic Con­ Sinai, chief economist of the Boston the patron said, according to wit­ “There was one woman who ference, submitted three pages of clothing. t comment on the flap. He was out of favorites Tom Cruise and Morgan unlikely to go lower in coming byist for the Catholic Church, but Juan Figueroa, D-Hartford. the country after finishing a film in Co., said Monday. nesses. And then: “I’ll be back.” looked to be holding onto her written testimony opposing the bill. Superior Court Judge Joseph J. in your area... Freeman. weeks despite political pressure on The man identified as Julio Gon­ Church leaders have since said they The New Haven-based Anti- Nigeria. David Jones, an economist with boyfriend for dear life," said Emer­ “I suppose it’s the sort of reaction ilic Federal Reserve to abandon its zalez, 36, angered by his rejection Beresford, bom and raised in Aubrey G. Lansion & Co., a govem- gency Medical Services worker Earn money and prizes by you have when you’re involved in a lighi-rnoncy policy, private by ex-girlfriend Lydia Feliciano, Australia, was nominated in 1980 mcnl securities dealer, said that Kerry Naughlon, “There was a man major road accident,” he said, look­ economists say. fetched gasoline from a service sta­ Land ruling delivering the for co-writing the screenplay for ing at his Oscar. “1 think I’m going These aiulysls arc forecasting while there were indications that lying over a woman, as if he was economic growth is rebounding and tion, according to police. DON'T MONKEY “Breaker Moranl” and in 1984 for to spend a few moments looking at that the prime lending rate offered trying to shield her with his body.” inflationary pressures arc moderat­ Then he stood at the club’s exit Manchester Herald ♦ directing “Tender Mercies.” it. It’s so unimaginable.” by banks will slay at 10 percent, There was no sprinkler system on won’t apply ing, it is loo soon for the Fed to and splashed the fuel on the floor • Before making his mark in the Several reporters focused on where it has been since early the ground floor. The sprinklers on know for sure that these favorable and wall inside. Then he struck a AROUND... in your neighborhood. United Slates with “Tender Mer­ Oscar fashion, asking each winner January. the second floor discharged after 87 HARTFORD (AP) — A Connec­ developments arc occurring. match. cies,” Beresford established himself who came backstage who designed people were dead, authorities said. ticut superior court judge has ruled as a leading Australian director with “The Fed is going to have to wail The Happy Land Social Club’s Call today to get more details. their outfit. 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March 27, 1990 OPINION FOCUS President Smugglers Dear Abby PEOPLE Compubug Abigail Van Buren M passes on evading Program will U.S.radar prepare a will A road costs ‘Stylist’ shears By Jack Anderson By Larry Blasko When candidate George Bush said, “Read my and Dale Van Atta______angry customer The Associated Press lips — no new taxes,” we didn’t know exactly WASHINGTON — Drug-running You know you’re middle-aged when the hand patting what he meant. As President George Bush, he has planes are skipping from Mexico to south DEAR ABBY: I’ve read your column for years, but your bottom belongs to a lawyer looking for your wallet. A spelled it out: He’ll pass federal duties on to local Texas like stones skipping the waters of a I’ve never seen this problem addressed before: Last Mid-life brings a rash of wills, notes, leases and other governments and let them pay the bill and raise the pond. It’s an elaborate ruse to fool the week, I went to the beauty shop to get my hair cut. I am a contracts and commotions. Most of us know what we taxes. radar of U.S. drug enforcement agents. very conservative person and don’t like unusual haircuts, want to do, just not how to say it in a way that will keep That’s what he and Congress already have done A confidential report recently delivered so I gave my beautician (he calls himself a “stylist”) a the legal hounds kenneled. It’s Legal, a program from few instructions on how I wanted him to cut it Well, he I^sons Technology, Inc. of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, can with education and health care, and it’s what he to Attorney Generd Richard Thornburgh by federal drug agents on the scene didn’t seem too pleased with me and my instructions; help. proposes in his new “Moving America Into the describes the technique. then he turned my chair so that my back was to the mir­ It’s Legal costs $49 and will guide you throu^ the 21st Century” plan for our transportation system. A smuggler will fill his plane with ror, and I couldn’t see what he was doing. thickets of preparing a simple will, simple residential and The federal government would continue paying drugs in northern Mexico and fly to a After he finished and I saw what he had done, I nearly commercial leases and other common legal chores. It cried. My hair was so short, I looked like a man! runs on any IBM PC or compatible with at least 384,(XX) the costs for interstate and many major highways, Mexican airstrip near the U.S. border. This is not the first time I have been “sheared” by a characters of memory and two of any sort of disk drives. The pilot approaches low so it appears on but it would give states and local governments the beautician. After talking to my friends, I learned that A printer is obvious, since the aim is to produce a docu­ radar that he is coming in for a landing, bill for building and maintaining millions of miles every one of them has had a similar experience. ment. of other highways. And it would impose extensive but once below radar he skims over the Abby, why do beauticians do this? And has anyone Right up front: this is a program, not a lawyer. If user fees for motorists, truckers, air travelers and airstrip and heads across the border. All ever s u ^ a barber for a lousy haircut? something goes wrong later, it’s hard to sue a floppy disk the radar has “seen” is a plane that look mass transit customers. SHEARED for malpractice. That said, the program al least can off from one Mexican airship and landed clarify your thinking before you enter the many-dollars- This is a tax increase by another name. It’s a tax DEAR SHEARED: Some beauticians get scissors- aUanother, and that’s not the business of happy for a variety of reasons; first they cut off a little per-minute sanctum of a flesh-and-blood lawyer. In any increase that local governments cannot pay and U.S. drug agents. too much, then they try to “even it up.” Others get car­ case, using the program to write a will is better than probably should not have to pay for a transporta­ Once in U.S. territory, the pilot goes ried away, or want to give the customer his/her money’s doing nothing. tion system that is national in scope. through the same motions. Still beneath worth. It’s Legal approaches a simple will by asking who gets At the least, Washington should deal with us the radar, he heads for a known American I doubt if anyone has ever sued a barber for a lousy whatever’s left after your c r^ to rs pick your fin^cial landing strip, preferably a quiet one liaircut. By the time the case would get on the court bones. It prompts you to designate backup beneficiaries honestly. If our crumbling and clogged highways in case death gets catching. And if you want to leave where no one is around to get suspicious. calendar, the plaintiiT’s hair would have grown long The Associated Press are a national problem, remedy it with a national Toys’ in the attic He skims over it .'and then gains altitude enough to sit on. your brother-in-law all the tools he borrowed and never program and admit that federal taxes must be in­ until he registers on the radar again as a DEAR ABBY; My wife insists on total privacy when BENDING OVER BACKWARDS — A member of the Diablos performs his acrobatic returned, it has a provision for specific gifts, too. she gabs on the telephone. None of her conversations are For leases, the software will ask questions that will creased, or that other programs must be cut back plane taking off. Anyone following him routine Monday at the opening of the 41st Annual Shrine Circus in WilKes-Barre, Pa The on radar will assume the flight originated less than 45 minutes, and a two-hour gabfest is all too generate simple agreements for small operations. The “n to save the money. show features aerialists, acrobats, and animal acts from North American. South Statesman Journal, Salem, Ore. in the United Stales. He flies on to a common. conunercial lease is loo simple to handle multi-tenant Pentogon sits on unused goods conunercial buildings but would do just fine in renting a O clandestine airstrip and drops his cargo. If I want to talk to her, I must wait until she hangs up America, South Africa and England. JD The report on south Texas smuggling the phone. This waiting has irritated me for all 27 years storefront. By Robert J. Wagman techniques was one of several that of our marriage. The program also has provisions for powers of attor­ s F “Looking into the Pentagon supply system is like out of her office Monday, a seosetary said. ney, promissory notes, a living will and guardianship cer­ Thornburgh ordered from U.S. attorneys Am I selfish to think my wife should put her telephone Open Forum WASHINGTON — According to the gabbers on hold while I steal a minute of her time to tell Zsa Zsa has not completed Mrs. LeBlond’s divorce petition cited irreconcil­ tificates. '‘- opening the door to Imelda Marcos’ closet,” said Sen. throughout the counu^ to update him on able marital differences but disclosed no details. The The software is easy to install and comes with a 200- — m General Accounting Offide, the Pentagon the drug war in their ifttricts. her something before 1 forget it altogether? Or is she rude community service work and inconsiderate for ignoring my need to talk to her? I couple have two children, ages 5 and 3. page manual. It supports all stale law except Louisiana, O o has an “attic” — $103 billion worth of Carl Levin, D-Mich. “You see excess, just staggering The south Texas geography makes it u Need new committee supplies, from complete nuclear reactw signal for her to please hang up, but she just turns her LOS ANGELES (AP) — Zsa Zsa Gabor hasn’t which is based on French common law, not English com­ welcome mat for drug smugglers. The completed half the community service she was or­ Baker’s wife has surgery ^ cu systems to shirts and socks. excess.” back on me. mon law. land is tlat and mostly deserted. dered to perform for slapping a policeman but is or­ Rjr information, contact Parsons Technology Inc., 375 H More important, though, the GAO 1 know she reads your column. Which one of us n<^s WASHINGTON (AP) -rr„Joiy Baker, wife of To the Editor: “Air and land smuggling has been ganizing a charity auction instead. Collins Road NE, Cedar Rapids, lA 52402. Order phone found that these warehouses are filled six-month supply to a five-year supply. straightening out the most, Abby? Please help. I’m sign­ former Senate Republican leader Howard Baker, will m . The dinosaur is dead. exist in the military’s warehousing and described by the Drug Enforcement Ad­ Municipal Judge I^ul G. Rubin, who sentenced the 1-800-779-6000. Inquiries, l-319-395-%26. The Kastle Boos Associates proposed addition to the with items the military does not need. In This meant he had to order 1,078,{XX) new inventories. ing my name, but if you print this, call me ... undergo lung surgery Wednesday, says a family o d ministration, U.S. Customs and Border FRUSTRATED HUSBAND hot-tempered celebrity to 120 hours of work at a spokesman. □ □ □ town hall is not what the people are looking for. some cases, the Pentagon did not even shirts to meet the new requirement Deputy Defense Secretary Donald J. Pateol as ’rampant’ in this district, with shelter for homeless women and children, said he FUN GAMEIS — The problem with a lot of educa­ The proponents of this twice defeated building com­ DEAR FRUSTRATED; Your wife is indeed rude and Mrs. Baker was admitted Monday lo St. Marys know it had bought certain supplies; in guidelines. Today the military has Atwood told the committee “If the air smuggling perceived as the primary may hold a hearing to decide if Gabor’s plans meet tional computer games is that most kids aren’t as dumb plex and it’s designer, Kastle Boos, should be replaced. inconsiderate, but if you’ve been pulling up with it for 27 Hospiuil in Rochester, Minn., said spokesman Tom other instances, it no longer knew why it 379,000 fire-retardant shirts in its Eastern bloc nations can turn toward the court’s order. as they acL They quickly figure out that the program is A new town hall building committee should be as­ interdiction method of major teaffickers years, you have my profound sympathy. Next lime, try Griscom. The hospiuil is affiliated with the Mayo had purchased some items. warehouses and $8.7 million worth in democracy in a single year, 1 don’t see operating in this area,” the report says. slipping your wife a note while she’s talking. Also make That suggestion left Miss Gabor fuming. Clinic. peddling fundamentals, nol fun. Super Solvers Oumum- sembled. This committee should be charged with GAO auditors also found that, over the order. why we can’t reform the Defense Depart­ “That Judge Rubin, who I find utterly dis^siing, bered! from The Learning Company may be different. developing a proposal for a complex utilizing Lincoln Smugglers can pick from isolated a note to yourself to remind you of what you wanted to Mrs. Baker underwent surgery for lung cancer in o o last several years. Pentagon officials — GAO auditors found that- the Navy — ment.” thinks he was punishing me with this but he is nol,” The $49.95 program runs on IBM PC compatibles Center and a new free standing building on the Center St. airsuips and urban runways. There are talk to her about. 1982. Griscom said he did not think she had ex­ O ~n due to unnecessary purchases — have had at an annual cost of $24 million — is Miss Gabor said recently at her Bel-Air home. “1 with at least 512.000 characters of memory (640,000 in site (not in Center Springs park) for government business Even as the GAO reports were un­ 125 airfields serving Houston alone, ac­ perienced a recurrence of the disease, but that Baker m rn to devote increasing amounts of expen­ warehousing 140,0(X) ship and submarine have done more than he said 1 should — this auction wanted lo wail until after the surgery to provide fur­ Tandy, lo support the enhanced graphics). It is aimed at departments with appropriate parking. A new committee veiled on Capitol Hill, there was an ironic cording to the report. And if a drug smug­ sive storage space to obsolete goods. In parts that have no current use and are not has taken so many hours I can’t count them.” ther details. ages 7 to 14, although it held the interest of a person and a new architect (1 endorse Lawrence Associates) event about 20 miles to the west. The gler is bold enough, and creative enough, P ^ some cases, the warehouses contain 33- expected to be needed to meet any future Miss Gabor, convicted of slapping Beverly Hills Mrs. Baker is the daughter of the late Senate aged enough over 40 lo regret it. should be able to prepare a plan in the $8 to 9 million “last” of the Air Force’s SR-71 Blackbird he can stash his cargo on airlines flying year stocks of some items. requirements. Dr. Cott police Officer Paul Kramer during a traffic slop June Republican leader Everett Dirksen. Baker served in The idea is that the Master of Mischief is hiding in a range acceptable to the voters in time for a November spy planes was finishing a record-break­ from drug-producing counUies right into 14, was sentenced lo the community service and O O By the Pentagon’s own reckoning, $34 It has, for example, 53 assemblies for a the Senate from 1966 until 1984 and was President TV station, planning to replace all good programming 1990 referendum. ing (68 minutes, 17 seconds) cross- Houston Intercontinental Airport. three days in jail and was ordered to pay court costs with dull stuff. You, as a member of the Super Solvers m z billion of these supplies is in “uiue- sonar system. But 51 of them, at a total Reagan’s chief of staff in 1987-88. The solution to a new town hall, now, appears to lie in countey flight at Dulles airport. It was The smugglers who don’t fly commer­ Peter Gott, M .D . and fines totaling more than $12,000. Club, must explore the station for clues to the hideout, o > decentralizing town services and demolishing some ex­ quired” items. “Uiuequired” is official value of $160,(XX), are not needed. The turned over to the Smithsonian for display cially can use the stone-skipping method, The jail term was stayed while she appealed the Trumps feud over fortune solving math problems along the way, but also using > r - isting building at the Center Street site. terminology meaning not needed for a fu­ GAO says neither the Navy’s item or they can simply cruise across the bor­ ture war or required within the next two at the Air and Space Museum. conviction. NEW YORK (AP) — For better or worse or until deductive reasoning and arcade-game skills. JD CD In summer ’89, I proposed demolishing the existing manager nor the branch chief had records der below the radar ceiling and loss the The graphics arc good, and the music that accom­ years in peacetime. Last November, in a move that remains billions do them part, says the lawyer for Ivana town hall. In December ’89, I proposed relocating the or knew why the items had been pur­ booty out the widow at a drop site Rockerfeller bit by shark panies play is excellent — assuming parents can get used J3 > Center Street fire station. Now the board proposes razing The GAO’s findings, contained in three chased. controversial within the intelligence com­ Trump, who thinks his client should gel half of her munity, the Air Force asked to cancel the without ever having to land. With com­ Eye problems SUVA, Fiji (AP) — O. Stillman Rockefeller, scion estranged husband’s fortune — which he estimated at to classical themes being beeped from a computer > Lincoln Center for 42 additional parking spaces. separate reports, were unveiled at a recent The GAO said that much of the waste Blackbird program and reprogram its mercially available homing devices, the of one of the world’s richest families, was bitten by a speaker. Games can be saved by player identity, and "O If there is merit in desuoying any building, I support Senate Governmental Affairs Committee occurred during the Pentagon spending $5 billion. r-> j w i report says, a pilot can “drop his cargo shark while swimming at an exclusive island resort Mrs. Trump’s lawyers said in papers filed Monday growing skill is rewarded by promotion lo Champion. razing the fire station to provide 75-85 new low-cost hearing. frenzy of the Reagan years when Pen­ $250 million into its intelligence satellite with accuracy almost anywhere in South start to worsen once owned by Malcolm Forbes. that she docs nol intend to file for divorce, despite al­ R>r more information. The Learning Company, 6493 ground level parking spaces almost immediately. “We believe the growth results from a program. They made the decision despite tagon administrators found it hard to Texas.” Rockefeller, 30, was injured Saturday in waist- legations that Trump in 1987 “was engaging in adul­ Kaiser Drive, Fremont, Calif. 94555. Phone: I doubt anyone knows if a center of town fire station is tendency to stock far into the future,” As­ the fact that a $900-million moderniza­ spend all the money they were given. But The smart smuggler limes his flight DEAR DR. GOTT: About two years ago. I ex­ deep water off Laucala Island, according to The Fiji terous relationships ... including the notorious 1-800-852-2255 or 1-415-792-2101. essential and we won’t until the professional study of fire sistant Comptroller General Frank C. tion program — designed to keep the 20 the GAO’s Conahan said that even in during busy uavcl hours so he can get perienced double vision for the first lime. A physician Times newspiapicr. He said he felt his right leg being relationship with Marla Maples.” service needs is completed. Improvements in equipment, Conahan told the senators. “This is more recent budget-restricted times, the Blackbirds flying until 2020 — had just communications and networking planning may provide “lost in the crowd” of legitimate planes and optometrist slated the problem was caused by pulled and looked down to see cuts caused apparently “She wants to preserve the family unit.” her attor­ fostered by a management philosophy military continues to spend billions of been completed. The Air Force was still the required level of service without a center station. If it filling the radar. Night trips are tougher, migraines. I’ve subsequently undergone an echocar­ by two bites. ney, Michael Kennedy, said al an afternoon news that rewards obligating funds and filling dollars annually for unneeded equipment taking delivery of improved Blackbird He said he swam lo shore and crawled lo his bun­ Today In History turns out that a fire station is essential in the center of but modem technology is keeping up with diogram, arterial scan and MRl, and I was prescribed conference. orders. There is no corresponding em­ radar systems under another $350 million galow, where he telephoned for help. At dawn Sun­ town, a new one can be built on town-owned property for and spare parts. the demands of drug smugglers with the four Ascriplin daily for vertebral basilar insufficiency. Lawyers for Trump refused to comment on the al­ phasis on economy or efficieiKy.” contract. day, he was taken by the Forbes private plane to a about $750,(XX) or on private property for about $1.5 mil­ The findings prompied outrage from money to buy toys. Night vision goggles I’ve now progressed to being off balance, and I gel a legation of adultery and said the papers were “legally ' Today is TLiesday, March 27, the 86ih day of 1990. The GAO found, among other abuses, hospital in Lauloka, Fiji’s second-largest city, and lion. members of the Senate committee. The arrival of the last Blackbird, as the are the gadget of choice for late runs. rainbow effect that lasts about 15 minutes. Where can I and factually deficient." There are 279 days left in the year. later flew to the United Slates. Finally, the need for more space for the town clerk is that some Pentagon supply-center super­ “Looking into the Pentagon supply sys­ procurement hearings was going on, was Sometimes, with a lot of work, our feds go from here with my eyesight? They have 20 days to file a response. Rockefeller is the grandson of James S. Rock­ Today’s highlight in history: an immediate problem which should be solved by an im­ visors increased requirements for items to tem is like opening the door to Imelda .fitting. GAO investigators found that the get lucky. A few years ago, according to DEAR READER: Diplopia (double vision) has many The papers filed Monday state that Mrs. Trump On March 27, 1977, 582 people were killed in avia­ mediate temporary solution of the sort I proposed in prevent the computer from reporting cur­ Marcos’ closet,” said Sen. Carl Levin, D- Pentagon’s attic currently contains about the report, a Colombian drug lord unwit­ possible causes; most arc related to an imbalance of the efeller, who was a chairman of the City Bank of New never waived the right to an “equitable share of the tion’s worst disaster when a KLM Boeing 747, attempt­ properties Trump accumulated during their 13-year December '89. Again, I suggest relocating the general rent stocks as excessive. Mich. “You sec excess, just staggering ex­ $1 billion worth of Blackbird spare parts tingly hired DEA agents to set up a recep­ muscles that control eye movement. This can be caused York, which became Cilibaidc. ing to take off, crashed into a Am 747 on a runway The isolated resort is owned by the Forbes estate. manager and staff to a leased modular office building In one case, a Defense Logistics Agen­ cess.” that will now have to be reclassified as tion point near McAllen, Texas. by muscle dysfunction, such as myasthenia gravis, a dis­ marriage. on the Canary Islarxl of Tenerife. Forbes, the multimillionaire publisher, died Feb. 24. Kennedy said Mrs. Trumpc was nol advised by her positioned at the west side of the town hall. The clerk cy inventory manager found that he had Pentagon officials said a new defense- “unrequired.” His plan was to deliver 1(X),(X)0 pounds ease characterized by periodic weakness, or by an inter­ On this date: ruption of nerve impulses to eye muscles, such as multi­ former attomey, Lawrence H. Levner, of her right lo could then expand into the vacated general manager more than the required six-month supply management plan approved last year by of marijuana and 5,(XX) pounds of cocaine In 1512, Spanish explorer Juan R)ncc dc Leon sighted ple sclerosis, a nerve disease affecting many of the Bush’s daughter separated up to half the property acquired by either partner quarters. This could be accomplished for something like of fire-retardant shirts on hand. So he Defense Secretary Richard Cheney will Rorida. Robert Wagman is a syndicated from Colombia. But the DEA closed in during the marriage, as provided by the 1980 sute $100,0(X) annually and would meet State mandate until a simply changed the requirement from a improve the problems they acknowledge columnist body’s muscles. PORTLAND. ?4aine (AP) — President Bush’s In 1625, Charles I. King of England. ScoUand and when the first shipment of marijuana ar­ Because migraines arc caused by a disruption of nor­ Domestic Relations Law. new town hall could be‘built in 2 to 3 years after voter rived. The agents got the pot — but not daughter is hoping lo avoid a court fight with her Ireland, ascended the tluonc upon the death of James I. mal blood circulation to parts of the brain, they can cause esuanged husband by having a third party help the Trump attorneys Jay Goldberg and Stan Loiwin approval. . the drug lord. He is still a fugitive. In 1794, President Washington and Congress Al Lutz temporary attacks of diplopia or partial blindness. Treat­ couple sort through their troubles. called the action a “low blow." Fur all the small successes noted in the authorized creation of the U.S. Navy. < 9 Stephen SL ment of the migraine usually relieves the visual Dorothy Bush LcBlond of Cape Elizabeth, who They denied Kennedy’s assertion dial Trump had In 1836, the first Mormon temple was dedicated, in report, there is a tacit admission that the forced his wife lo accept Levner as her lawyer. Manchester Bush attacks aid Gephardt symptoms. filed for divorce from William LeBlond on Jan. 3, Kirtland, Ohio. smugglers still have the upper hand in Likewise, vertebral basilar insufficiency — a decrease filed court papers asking to go before a mediator on Levner declined lo comment. In 1860, M.L. Bym of New York City patented a south Texas. in blood flow to a part of the brain — can affect the eyes. Goldberg said Mrs. Trump’s claim^ to be a “world­ son. April 17. corkscrew. Crew members needed one of these days,” Bush .said. This is not related to migraine and is ^ually c a i ^ by “It’s a way lo get a ncuual party involved,” ly, wise and knowledgeable woman who made sig­ In 1884, the first long-distance telephone call was By Waiter R. Mears Gephardt said he doesn’t know why his Nixon’s quest got a major boost after Economic chaos age-related artcrioscleric blockage within the arteries. LcBlond’s lawyer. Thomas H. Allen, said Monday. nificant contributions to the Trump empire was in­ made, between Boston and New York. To the Editor: speeches seem to rankle Bush. “1 have no he criticized Johnson’s Vietnam war The unraveling of global political order consistent with her assertion that she was unaware of There will be a reunion for the former crew members WASHINGTON — exposition politi­ I am doubly concerned about your symptoms because “There are financial issues and issues related to In 1917, the Seattle Meuoptditans became the first idea,” he said. “1 have tried not to make policy, drawing a bitter counterattack. is bringing with it global economic chaos. 1) you have not responded to ucaiment, and 2) your her rights when she signed a 1987 post-mariuil agree­ of the U.S.S. Manchester C.L. 83 “The Mighty Man” in cal leaders, like opposition vegetables, Johnson said he didn’t want to debate “a That chaos is bound to liven up the other­ children.” U.S. team to win the Stanley Cup. defeating the Montreal personal attacks. I like him personally. I symptoms appear to be worsening. Your unsteadiness Mrs. LcBlond’s lawyer, Phyllis G. Givertz, was ment. Long Beach, Calif., Sept. 13-16, 1990. For further infor­ often arc known by the enemies they hope he’s a good president.” chronic campaigner like Mr. Nixon." He wise dry business at a meeting in Huis on Canadiens. 1 suggests a malfunction of the vestibular apparatus, the mation please contact: keep. “1 didn’t do this U) get into a fight or a called Nixon a loser, a man willing to April 7 of finance ministers and central I^ul L. HulTman Broccoli and Rep. Richard A. Gephardt organs of balance in your inner ears. The rainbow effect name-calling contest,” Gephardt said in confuse Americans about Vietruun policy, bankers from the seven indusuialized na­ that you mention may indicate damage to the retina or to 4415 Brookhaven Ave., of Missouri share the perfect critic. Presi­ an interview. But he said there needs to even risk soldiers’ lives, to pick up a few tions. Overhanging the conference is an Louisville, Ky. 40220 dent Bush doesn’t care for either of them. the eyes themselves, such as glaucoma. be debate about Bush’s “vision-less votes. air of crisis, and the United States should Although I suspect you arc suffering from alucks of Oscar telecast was bloated and boring again There is no better way to raise a profile 502-459-3260 foreign policy” and economic issues al Nixon replied with wounded feel the most panic. For the first time, Piiul L. HufTman than to have the president of the United circulatory insufficiency, which affect your vision m home. Gephardt said only a president can patriotism, oilier Republican figures in­ foreign economics rather than the Federal well as your eye moveincnis, you should be examined by At least Snow White shovsed up only Akira Kurosawa. States slap it. Broccoli was something provide national leadership, and Bush cluding Dwight D. Qscnliowcr came to By Jerry Buck On the other hand, it was feared for a most people didn’t think about, let alone Reserve Board arc pulling the suings in an ophthalmologist, a specialist in eye diseases. I’d want briefly as a cartoon in the o|vning isn’t doing it. his defease, and ilie presidential diatribe this country. For example, the Fed is to make sure that your problem is not in the eye itself. The Associated Press montage. Her apiiearance last >ear in the lime that Howard Koch, in accepting the talk about, until Bush disclosed his dis­ made him the designated hitter for the TV Topics Jean Hersholi llumaniiari;ui .Award, was Letters policy Gephardt said he doubted the dispute losing control of interest rates to markets If a primary eye disorder is nol lo blanic, I rcconuncnd opening production number was prote.sted taste. Now a truckload of the stuff has GOP opposition. ITie party made him its LOS ANGELES — It’s probably die going to break out his home movies. The Herald welcomes letters from its readers. Letters with the White House had done much to referral to a neurologist. Such a specialist should be able by the Disney Studio. come to Washington and talk of broccoli spokesman in a half-hour network in Tokyo and Frankfurt. Most other winners, iluutkfully, were should be no more than two double-spaced typewritten raise his piersonal visibility level. He to pinpoint the exact cause of your problem and advise nature of the beast: The annual Academy is part of the fare on late'inight television. television speech, and he was a major opening montage celebrating 100 years ol The Motion Picture Academy, ob­ limited to 45 seconds. 9 pages. The Herald reserves the right to edit letters for any wryly recalled his early exit from can­ Minl-edltorlal Awards telecast simply cannot be Gephardt, the House majority leader, beneficiary in Uie sweeping Republican you further. filmmaking. “And according to viously embarrassed by last year’s show, reason, including length, taste and style. The Herald tries didacy for the 1988 Democratic presiden­ The savings and loan scandal will not housebroken. has become a prime Democratic debater comeback that year. It was one of the Paramount, nol a one of them has gone began the show with a siieech by "'I'he Wizard of Oz." is a venerable film to publish all letters, but the decision of the editor is tial nomination, and said not many people end with a simple bailout of bad debts. DEAR DR. GOTT: I’m u 23-ycur-old female with The good intentions, the resolve that against Bush’s policies, and one reason is landmark points in Nixon's own com­ into profit,” he said. Academy President Karl Malden. This at- that recently celebrated its 50ih anniver­ fin i. Writers may be limited to one letter per month. All recognize him yet. He said on the rare oc­ 'Die government lias been saddled with fluid retention. I’ve been taking spironolactone 25 mil­ the mistakes of last year’s tacky, over- the president’s sharp personal rebuttal. eback to the presidential election victory The reference to a lawsuit against tf^ipt to inuoduce some dignity to the sary. But what was lire point in having letters must be signed, and writers must include their ad- casions when people know his face in air­ more than $500 billion in bad real estate ligrams for the past four months, and it works well. This stuffed show wouldn’t be rcpcateid, seem Gephardt seems to irk Bush more than (hramount over film profits was much ap­ show nearly pul a deadly ivill over the Diana Ross lead a round-the-world sing- drcM and a telephone number for verification. Mail let­ ports or restaurants, they think he is Jack of 1968. loans and now must neatly dispose of the medication has caused cancer lo appear in laboratory to have gone for naught other Democrats do. evert when the mes­ The Bush-Gephardt dispute is far TLiesday night’s 62nd Aruiual Academy preciated by the Los Angeles Music Cen­ whole proceeding. along of “Somewhere Over the Rainbow" ters to Open Forum, Box 591, Manchester 06040. Kemp or Dan Quaylc. real estate at fire-sale prices. Hiat is cast­ sages arc similar. tamer. Gien again, it isn’t over yet. Ihere testing. Should I be coreemed? Tlie Oscar telecast for the first lime as the show was coasting - quite slowly That may be, but a presidential rebuke DEAR READER: Spironolactone is a diuretic, a Awards on ABC, stretched to a mind-bog­ ter audience. While the president said Gephardt are those who say tluit Gephardt nettles ing a pall over the real estate market. And gling three hours and 34 minutes, was as Crystal’s lampoon of die O.scar’s usual went iniemaiional, with remote ap(varan- — to an end? The only ixrssible answer, can be a political merit badge that boosts medicine Uial forces the kidneys to excrete excess fluid. doesn’t get und^ his skin, he complained the White House by arguing economic is­ at the same time money to finance overheated opening production number ces from London, Tokyo, Australia, and nol a very good one, is that someone a congressional figure or a candidate in It has been used for years and, to my knowledge, is safe. bloated and boring as ever. after a lax debate last year that the Mis­ sues on a class basis, rich against middle legitimate projects is becoming increas­ Are the Academy Awards uncon­ was shorter than most thank-you Buenos Aires and Moscow. Its purjxise wanted to dazvle us with tlie technical Manchester Herald the opposition party. Specifically, I am nol aware that it is associated with wizardry of the multi-satellite linkup. souri congressman had made it all too The classic case came in 1966, when cla.ss and poorer Americans. ingly scarce. While you’re blaming tlic querable? Perhaps it’s best lo sit back, ac­ speeches. And much more enjoyable. was to show that the film industry is Uuly 9 cancer in either humans or laboratory animals when used Oddly enough, sonre of the be.st things personal. The administration mounted a Richard M. Nixon was trying to make his He means to keep up the debate. "I thrift btuidits who ran ilie industry into cept that they will never improve and That dancing, singing dinosaur was inierruitional. Founded Dec. 15, 1881 as a weekly. in the usual, prescribed dose. about the telecast were the commercials public counterattack when Gephardt gave way back to Republican leadership after lliink that’s what’s supjxised to lupjKn the ground, spread some of that blame to enjoy it? Still... eliminated from the telecast; thank good­ What it actually accomplished was to Daily publication since OcL 1, 1914. In the studies 1 am familiar with, rats developed by Prudential Bache paying homage lo a speech criticizing Bush as lacking in his losing campaigns for the White Hou.se ina democracy,” tlic majority leader said. the federal regulators and members of Even Billy Crystal, a wonderful choice ness for small favors. add another excruciating hour to the tumors in the testicles, thyroid gland and liver — but the movie clxssics. .A suggestion: Let the vision and leadership at a lime of crucial and for governor of California. He went Incidentally. Gephardt likes broccoli. Congress who let iliem. for host seemed overawed at times. He Unfortunately, Crystal ran out of show. The only remote that was remotely Publisher ______Penny M Sietfert test animals were given up to 250 times the usual human maker of those eommercials produce next change in Eastern Europe. on the road for Republican congressional started out very funny. His best line came material as quickly as the telecast ran out interesting was the touching birlliday Opinion Page Editor ______Ron Robillard dose. Therefore, for practical purposes, spironolactone is year’s Oscar telecast. “But I don’t want to knock the man, candidates, criticizing the policies of Walter Mears writes for the As­ Jack Anderson and Dale Van /m a after 330 movies were represented in an of steam. tribute from Tokyo to Japanese director Associate EditorEdit! Alexander Girelli not considered hazardous. maybe he’ll come up with a good idea Democratic President Lyndon B. John­ sociated Pres.s. are syndicated columnists. 0 8—MANCHESTER HERALD. 'Riesday, March 27, 1990 iHatirhrslrr Hrralii Turner’s husband Section 2, Page 9 Coventry Tuesday, March 27, 1990 From Page 1 landlord of club SPORTS “1 am supposed to graduate next year. I can’t if all those cuts are made,” Tatro said. in which 87 died Paul Tatro said the cut of a business teacher position eliminated three whether the landlords or owner are Calhoun will listen to offers NEW YORK (AP) — The W \ T classes, including one she needed to landlords of the illegal social club liable for allowing the club to Ofria Stanford’s Mike Montgomery and operate despite a shutdown order. By Peter Viles graduate. She also said she is not the where arson killed 87 people include Xavier’s Pete Gillen. One of the landlords is only student who would be affected. Jay Weiss, the husbwd of actress Uf The Associated Press Calhoun, who is in the fourth year of a entrepreneur Jay Weiss, husband of Board vice-chairman Judy Hal- Kathleen Turner, Weiss ack­ seven-year contract, said he has not actress Kathleen 'Rimer, newspapers vorson said the board was assured nowledged today through a state­ HARTFORD — After guiding the spoken directly to representatives of any reported today. His company was by Schools Superintendent Michael ment from his lawyer. Connecticut Huskies to the final eight and other schools. Malinowski the cuts he recom­ The lawyer, Roger Boyle, said leasing the building from a corpora­ a school-record 31 victories, Jim Calhoun 'Rimer said he expects to talk with tion headed by Alex DiLorenzo III, mended would not have such ef­ Weiss and a partner, Morris Jaffe, Give me back says he’s looking forward to next year — Calhoun soon about renegotiating fects. prmcipals of Little Peach Realty a major city property owner. but he’s also listening to suitors from Calhoun’s conuact. “If what you say is trae, we cer­ Weiss’ attorney, Roger Boyle, other schools. Inc- leased the Bronx site in 1985 “I think it’s really important that we tainly will look to make changes,” from Clarendon Place, corporation confirmed his client’s involvement my pucky please “I’ve always been happy in Connec­ in the building but said Weiss’ com­ ticut,” Calhoun said Monday. “Tve said keep him,” Turner said. “We need to Halvorson said. controlled by Alex DiLorenzo III. Malinowski said later he was un­ pany had tried to evict the Happy that from the start, even in the dark days make every effort we can to cement the Lmle Peach sublet the property in aware of the problem, but will check Land manager, Elias Colon. 'The You may have thought every person in the state of when we were 9-19. But I’m also a father relationship further. ... We need to be 1987 to Elias Colon, who operated eviction proceeding against Colon, Connecticut caught basketball fever. and a professional and I’ve got to make sure that he feels comfortable here. 'The it. the Happy Land social club and was The board had also cut a career BEST ACTOR — who died in the fire, was to have It’s not true. sure I’m doing the right thing for my dollars and cents are just a piece of that.” one of the 87 who perished there education teacher and reduced a Daniel Day Lewis gone to uial Wednesday, Boyle said. A hockey writer friend, a very, very close relation, was family and myself.” Calhoun’s contract pays him a base early Sunday. Across from the fire-blackened feeling awfully lonely as the University of Connecticut After 18 years of college coaching, the salary of $84,152 — relatively low for the guidance secretary position from holds his Oscar for Boyle added that Little Peach had club in an impoverished neigh­ basketball team explored the unknown territories of the last four at Connecticut, Calhoun’s stock Big East. Georgetown’s John 'Thompson full time to part time, but there were best actor for his per­ been trymg to evict Colon and a trial calls to reinstate those positions. borhood near the Bronx Zoo, NCAA Tournament. is at an all-time high. is reportedly paid a base of about formance in “My Left of the matter was scheduled for trial $350,000, and Villanova’s Rollie Mas- Board Chairman Ritrick Flaherty families drifted in and out of Fhiblic “You do know the difference between a full- and Calhoun’s unheralded Huskies, playing Foot” at the 62nd An­ Wednesday. School 67, where agencies helped with just one senior, won the Big East simino’s base pay has been estimated at ONF said there could be snags but he halfcourt press don’t you,” his editor asked before send­ Bronx District Attorney Robert arrange funerals and offered coun­ tournament and finished 31-6, losing at $250,000. would consider the suggestions. nual Academy Awards Johnson has said his staff was work­ ing him off to cover his first ever basketball game. The good will toward the educa­ in Los Angeles Mon­ seling and financial aid. “Well, I could probably figure it out,” my writer the buzzxjr in overtime to Duke on Satur­ Calhoun also receives profits from a ing on s o ^ g out the ownership of Anger was directed at Gonzalez’ day in the NCAA East regional cham­ tion budget seemed to flow over for day night. He upset the building and looking into friend, who’ll we’ll call Jake, said. summer basketball camp, a shoe contract the $4,567,943 general government former girlfriend, Lydia Feliciano, Jake is not unlikely those tacky sportswriters you see pionship game. with Nike that is estimated at between favorite Tom Cruise. whether anyone in the corporate Calhoun, the Big East coach of the budget. It includes $100,000 in new when she appeared at the school to weekly on TV. He is not fat or bald — yet — and doesn’t $30,000 and $70,000, and has several in­ The Asaodatod Pratt ch ain bears criminal liability in the year, has been mentioned as a possible personnel, an additional police of­ inquire about aid for friends. smoke cigars, though he has considered taking it up for centives written into his contract. He does deaths. “I can’t believe she is here. How candidate for the coaching vacancy at the ficer, highway laborer and landfill Miss 'Rimer, now starring in a effect. He can be found wandering about baseball not have a radio or television show, but clerk. The budget also would in­ could she show her face?” said University of Virginia. such a contract is likely considering the Broadway revival of “Cat on a Hot diamonds in the summer, football fields come the fall Calhoun wanted to renegotiate his year crease the dog catcher from part Edgardo Rodriguez, 22, who lost team’s success this year. Tin Roof,” and Weiss married in four friends and was awaiting infor­ and the race track just about any time. conuact last year, a request Connecticut time to full time and create a part- Oscar August 1984 after a romance that But Jake lives to hang out in artificially frozen rec­ One of the incentives pays Calhoun 10 time fire marshal position (previous­ mation on financial aid to send their Athletic Director Todd Turner refused. percent of any money the school receives, From Page 1 started when he helped her find a bodies home to Honduras. tangles where hockey games are played. B.ut Turner now says the school is ready ly volunteer). Manhattan apartment. Jake is a sports junkie with one major defect. He don’t after expenses, from playing in the The overall $16.2 million budget When asked why she came to the to renegotiate Calhoun’s contract to keep NCAA tournament. 'The Huskies will be know “Diddly” ’bout hoops. is a 14.9 percent increase over this Meanwhile, police said today that school, Ms. Feliciano responded, “I him happy. paid $779,917 for advancing to the East The account of Ron Kovic’s only part of its budget. Producers a Cuban immigrant accused of tor­ lost people too. I lost friends.” As a Jake’s Achilles heel was magnified in a spring of Hus- Calhoun said he planned to spend the year. the makeup Oscar. Richard and Lili Zanuck finally regional finals. Calhoun estimated that A few residents opposed the in­ A surprised Miss Tandy passage from patriotic soldier to ching the club to avenge a romantic crowd gathered around her, two kymania. Until last week, he thought Tate George was a weekend in Denver at the Final Four expenses will reduce the school’s take to located foreign financing and police officers escorted Ms. crease because they said they lived wondered aloud why the disabled anti-war protester won snub was under a suicide watch in a resort town in upstate New York. Nadev Hcnnefcld? A relaxing and catching up with coaches about $450,000, leaving him a $45,000 slashed their costs to get the film Feliciano out of a back entrance of on fixed incomes and couldn’t af­ producers of “Driving Miss only one other award, for editing. psychiatric ward today after alleged­ uendy new foreign cigarette, right? from other schools. He also expects to be bonus. made. the school. ford it, however, others pointed to a Daisy” chose an actress whose Other top moneymaking films ly telling police he set the blaze be­ Right, Jake. approached about coaching vacancies. Brenda Fricker, who co-starred A huge wooden cross stood in Both Cajhoun and Turner acknowledge tax-break program to help senior career has mostly been on stage also fared badly with the cause “the devil got into me.” Perhaps Jake’s affection for the stick and puck arc “At this point in my career. I’d be a in the film as Brown’s selfless Julio Gonzalez, 36, was t^ e n front of the nightclub’s ruins as fool not to listen,” he said, adding, “I’m they are not close friends, and botli citizens with incomes of $21,000 or to play a lead in a movie. Academy. responsible for his shortcoming. He has left blood and The award for art direction mother, collected the best sup­ Monday from a city jail to Kings neiglibors prayed at an outdoor ser­ teeth in many a North American skating rink. Put him in certainly not looking for any job and I’m describe their relationship as less. “I think I’m very lucky they porting actress honor. vice conducteef' in English and Town Council Chairwoman Joan went to “Batman,” the top County Hospital after allegedly con­ a gym, thou^, he is lo.st like a player agent witliout a not making any phone calls.” “businesslike.” trusted me with such a wonderful Spanish. 'The service Monday ended At least two major programs have “We’re very different as people, and GETTING OFFERS — University of Connecticut basketball coach Lewis said the council will continue moneymaker of 1989 at $251 While the Civil War epic fessing to setting the fire Sunday pocket to pick. part,” she told reporters back- with the singing of “De Colores,” a coaching vacancies — Virginia and the our styles are different,” said Turner, a Jim Calhoun says he’ll listen to job offers from other schools. His reviewing the budget Wednesday million, which failed to win a “Glory” drew three prizes, that killed 87 people at the jammed “I watched Larry Bird and Magic Johnson play their stage at the Music Center. “I song about brotherly love. southerner who worked at the University night. Despite the support at the nomination in any other category. another high-priced war film, Happy Land Social Club, an illegal last college game, that counts for something doesn’t it,” University of Rorida. name has come up with the opening at the University of Virginia, for never thought of myself as a At the direction of Mayor David Calhoun’s name has been mentioned of Virginia for 11 years. “But both of us hearing, she said the council may Another top box-office draw, “Bom on the Fourth of July,” Bronx nightspot. Jake said, hoping the revelation would cover up over two one. movie actress.” Dinkins, authorities visited 241 for the Virginia job partly because want the same things. We want to have a still have to make cuts. “Indiana Jones and the Last won only best director for Oliver R)lice said Gonzalez, who has Day-Lewis, in his acceptance been charged with murdering the 87 clubs citywide from midnight to 7 decades of tip-toeing around Mr. Naismith’s winter University of Connecticut President John top-notch basketball program and we Tate George, and spent part of Monday “There was a lot of support here Crusade,” picked up an Oscar for Stone and best editing. person. I can’t say I’m a dancing partner speech, spoke not of his agents a.m. Monday and posted orders on game. morning meeting with Nadav Henefeld to tonight but others in town may dis­ sound effects editing. The Oscar Denzel Washington, who victims, was remorseful and in tears T. Castcen 111 recently accepted the job ol want to do it the same way.” or a drinking buddy with him, but that’s and publicists but of the man 187 of them to vacate. Hockey people arc cult-like. Practice at 5 a.m.? Mid­ try to ensure that the freshman from Israel agree,” Lewis said. for visual effects was given to the played a runaway slave turned when questioned about the fire. president at Virginia. Said Calhoun: “I think philosophically, not important.” upon whose life “My Left Foot” F\)lice issued 52 safety violations night? If ice is available, the hockey player asks when returns next season. The budget, which goes to the $60 million underwater thriller soldier in “Glory,” was chosen District Attorney Robert Johnson The Dallas Timcs-Hcrald reported Sun­ Todd and I agree where we want to be as Calhoun said he has already turned his is based. is investigating the building’s and 30 summonses, said Sgt. Dick and where. Six inches by 2(X) feet cracks at Center a program and a university. I think we attention to next season, when nine of the “I’ve already had Nadav in here tliis voters at the annual Town Meeting “For everyone involved in the “The Abyss.” best supporting actor. The film day that the leading candidates for the ownership and lease to determine Vreeland. Springs? The dark, dank dive on Rtc. 5 known as sometimes disagree about how to get Huskies’ top 10 players return. He said he morning,” Calhoun said. “Does that May 11, is traditionally petitioned to film, all our desire to make the “Driving Miss Daisy,” on the also gathered trophies for Virginia job are Texas coach Tom Hartford Arena? The hockey player will lace up there. I think Todd Turner’s a very good is still recruiting guards to replace senior answer your question about next year'.'” a referendum. film, all the strength that we other hand, had to slash its cinematographer Freddie Francis Penders, Penn State’s Bruce F^irkhill, production budget almost in half anywhere, anytime. Last year, voters approved a needed, all the pleasure that we and for best sound. — to $7.5 million — because 'The NCAAs? Naw, how about that Bruins-Quebec $14.1 million budget on July 6 that took in making the film came Italy’s “Cinema Paradiso,” a film studios feared it would not game last llmrsday night. Is there a team in sports worse called for no tax increase. Voters from Christy Brown,” Day-Lewis reminiscence of growing up in a Lithuania had twice rejected the spending be the commercial success it is. than the Nordiques or what. Road Race course may undergo a change said. Sicilian village, was named best “My Left Foot” was made for a "I can’t understand how fouls arc called in basketball,” package earlier. Oliver Stone, who won a best foreign film. From Page 1 paltry $3 million, and distributed Jake said last week to no one in particular in an ill-fated you can’t even start the race on Main Street,” Balcome “By making it 6.2 miles, 1) you can set a national directing Oscar for 1986’s “Henry V” took the prize for By Len Auster “Platoon,” took the same award by independent Miramax Films. attempt to watch the lx;st hoops ever played by a Con­ said, noting he needs at least 60 feet to start every one record; 2) it allows pieople to spread out on the cour.se costume design. Tom Schulman, Soviet troops also took over the Manchesler Herald for this year for “Bom on the “Miss Daisy” was dropped by In all, the official Soviet news necticut team. “ They could probably call one on every comfortably and effectively run the chute system that has unimpeded. 'They’ll be able to run the course, not just author of “Dead Poet’s Society,” republic’s showcase Communist Hungarian Fourth of July,” his most recent MGM-UA and picked up by agency Tass said troops seized 23 play.” drawn high praise. “If we did, the back of die line would jog; and 3) it maintains the course from tlie spectators won for best original screenplay. Party headquarters today, making it The 54th Manchester Road Race will be on Vietnam project. Warner Bros., which provided deserters in two hospitals. Oh, but don’t asked this scribe about slashing or high- be back at Cavey’s (on Center Street).” point of view. They’ll be able to see the elite runners the fifth party building to be seizrid Thanksgiving Day (Nov. 22). That’s unchanged. Rita Dapkus, spokeswoman for sticking, iKMialties which could be called at any moment The starting line for die race, which dates back to twice.” since Sunday in Moscow’s bid to as­ But what may be different for the runners when they parties vie the Lithuanian Bureau of Informa­ during any hockey game. You don’t want to get him 1927, has always been on Main Street. sert sovereignty in the republic. wake up for what’s become the annual run through tlie One idea that Balcome, who's in his 12th year as Road Balcome’s main concern, he said, is for those who tion, said Soviet troops beat 12 started. south streets of Manchester is the start and finish line. may make the Manchester Road Race their one and only Speaking to reporters today, “NVith all due respect to the uemendous athleticism it Race director, is toying with is having die starting line Lithuanian deserters “and the Landsbergis denounced the “open The start and finish line, which have been in front of race of the year. “A lot of people are in this race and it’s for control militiamen who came to defend takes to play basketball,” Jake summarized, “I’ll take a near the Lenox Pharmacy on Center Street. “You have acts of aggression” and accused St. James Church on Main Sueet since 1977, are going to their only race of the year. My first choice is not to BUDAPEST, Hungry (AP) — Mob them” at the psychiau-ic hospital play made by Wayne Gretzky over just about anything in that big parking lot there and the road is wide enough,” Soviet authorities of fabricating change — either this year or next — due to the change things but 1 can’t so 1 want to make sure we ac­ Rival center-right and liberal parties before taking the deserters away. he explained. “And, if we start there, the runners can From Page 1 stories of provocation to justify the any sport.” reconstruction plan for Main Street. commodate the people who run once a year. My focus is plotted strategies today to try to win She said the 26 others at the hospital Limited, maybe. But with all eyes on UConn and its Reconstruction work is scheduled to start sometime in have both sides of the road to run on and the elite runners on the everyday runner. I want them to be able to main­ enough suppiort in runoff elections use of force. would be able to run unimpeded.” escaped. Lithuania’s Communists broke bid for the national championship last week, it was up to August. tain their U^ition of running in Manchester. That’s im­ to form Hungary’s first post-war defendants were identified by Failla was detained without bond A trail of blood led down the The finish line, as Balcome sees it, would be past nice people. pending a detention hearing with Moscow in December, but a someone to yawn his way through tlic final months of the “There’s discussion of a new course for the portant to me." non-Communist govemmenj. However, records on file with federal authorities as “soldiers,” or hospital steps and out the front door. Manchester Road Race because we have to have a new Carter Chevrolet heading toward the enuance for 1-384 scheduled for 'Thursday. Pctrillo was pro-Soviet minority in the party has National Hockey League schedule. 1 he race director said he’s been told he could run the Final results of the country’s first Manchester police indicate Farrell “made members,” of the Mafia 'There were no reports on the extent course for the Manchester Road Race,” said Jim Bal- East. “It’s plenty wide enough there, at least 100 feet, to uied to rally a^inst the pro-in­ And Jake was just the man to do it. present 4.77 mile layout this year. “We’re being told we free elections in 43 years remained has been involved with minor family. 'They arc Amcrico “Rico” released on $75,000 bond. of injuries. Lithuanians have fled the comc, race director, "nie Road Race Committee, and nm the chute system," he explained. Castagna, Johns and Gacteno dependence majority. can use it this year. But if we have to have a new course unavailable this afternoon, two days crimes. Since 1963, he has been ar­ Pctrillo, 56, of Old Saybrook, and Red Army, complaining of beatings other involved officials, will meet 'Thur.sday to discuss The new course would measure approximately 6.2 Until the weekend, Moscow had I’aul Ofria Ls a sports correspondent for the for next year, why not do it this year,” Balcome s;iid. "It after the last of millions of voters rested. charged, and convicted of Louis R. Failla, 62, of East Hartford. Milano. 39, of East Longmeadow. and other abuse since their republic miles. “It would be a lOK race,” Balcome said. “I’d Mass., surrendered today and were tried to intimidate the Lithuanians Manchesler Herald. Ills field of expertise is ba.seball, the issue. .sounds like we should do it. I don’t know what I’ll have cast ballots for the 394-seat IVlia- resisting arrest, breach of peace, and Salvatore D’Aquila Jr., 48, of took moves to leave the Soviet “When they redo Main Street, we’re only going to rather not (make the change) but I can’t. And by making being arraigned in U.S. District with non-violent tactics. football and hockey. He admits to knowing Jake “real the day of the race.” ment. creating a public disturbance. "The Middletown; John Caslagna, 49, of Union. have 44 feet to work with, nothing else. With 44 it 6.2 miles dierc arc advantages. A final tally from the 11,000 polls most recent incident occurred last Hartford; Castagna’s son. Jack Court in Hartford this morning. well.” was not expected before late today, year when he joined in a fight out­ Johns, 29, of Hartford, and Farrell D’Aguilla remains at large. Milano, a soldier in the family, is charged and Janos Nemeth, chairman of the side a liquor store. were identified as associates of the National Electoral Committee, Two of the other Connecticut Pauiarca crime family. with racketeering. Yes, they’re playing baseball, but major league umps stay away blamed the Interior Ministry be­ Casutgna, Johns and Failla were School cause its electoral office was supply­ accused of conspiring in September dent Bobby Brow n were to meet in the courtroom of U.S. ing incomplete information on the and October 1989 to kill Luis ‘Tito” From Page 1 By Ben Walker Disuict Judge Norma Shapiro in Philadelphia. voting to the committee. Endangered squirrels halt Morales. Prosecutors said Morales The Associated Press “Obviously, we'd like to work out some kind of settle­ Nemeth did not specify whether was targeted because of the percep­ ment,” Phillips said Monday. “We thought we were close said. he thought the Interior Ministry, tion he was trying to exert influcnM money to education in past years, SCOTTSDALE. Ariz. — He .sounded like a major last night.” on the family’s gambling clubs in the education budget has never Tonight, in a joint meeting of the league umpire and, except for die “K 'L ” on his cap, Phillips s;Md he and White agreed in principle on terms which many Hungarians continue to $200 million observatory school board and the Board of associate with Communist repres­ Hartford. 'The alleged murder plot received such a large cut as under looked like one, too. for the umpires to rctuni, but said Brown nixed the idea. habitat for the 180 remaining the governor’s proposed budget this Directors, Dyer will ask town direc­ That was on the outside. But on die inside. 1 lank sion because of its control of inter­ By Arthur H. Rotstein was never carried out. So while they Uy again, .so will the minor league um­ squirrels. Twenty-one people were charged year. tors to restore $100,000 cut from the .Schwarz was feeling the jitters of his first big league pires. Triple-.-\ and Double-A umps are being used, in­ nal security, was willfully delaying The Associated Press In 1988, the U.S. Fish and school board’s budget by Town results showing a jx)or performance in federal indicUnents targeting the Last year, the governor recom­ gome, just like any rookie. cluding many from die Pacific Coast League. 1 hey re the Wildlife Service concluded in a Manager Richard Sartor. by the old-guard Communist Party. Pauiarca crime family and returned mended a $900,000 increase in the “I’m a litde shaky,” Schwarz said before Cleveland ones with "PCI.” on their black caps, in place of where 'TUCSON, Ariz. — Fear for biological report for the U.S. Dyer said that he would remind An Interior Ministry official, who last week in Hartford and Boston. grant for Manchester, while the played San Francisco in an exhibition o|X'iier Moiiikiy. the “.M.” or “Nl.” would be. the survival of 180 endangered Forest Service, the site’s the directors that because many of declined to give his name on the Racketeering charges were Legislature added about $400,000 to “I’m a little nervous, I guess.” Bob luigel, Jim Quick and Paul Rurige, all veter.iri NL squirrels atop an isolated moun­ landlord, that the telescopes the costs in the school board’s telephone, denied the the delay was returned against 10 people in the that amount, according to Alan Schwarz is one of many minor league umpires work­ umpires, were originally scheduled to work the Indi.ins- tain led a judge to block the start could coexist with the squirrel. budget are fixed, the cuts tliat have deliberate. He said it was due to the of construction on what could be­ Connecticut indictment, including Shepard, a budget analyst for the ing this spring while major league umps are away in Giaiits game and they were even listed on the starting 1 Arizona’s congressional delega­ been made already arc significant. slow transmission of data to the four men from Rhode Island or state. 'Therefore, a restoration of protest. The major league umpires are unhappy they lineups sheet. come the world’s most powerful tion then pushed through legisla­ Only about $4 million of the $45.2 ministry from outlying polling sta­ Massachusetts. $477,000 this year is less significant weren’t consulted when ba.seball revised the regular observatory. tion ordering the Forest Service million budget is open to being cut. U.S. Disuict Judge Alfredo C. The Connecticut indictment than last year, he said. season schedule after die lockout, and have threatened to tions. 10 grant the university a permit Dyer said. More than 70 percent of Hun­ Marquez on Monday granted a provided an overview of what hap­ The governor made a total cut last slay out until o|x:nitig day. for construction. “I don’t think campaign promises gary’s 7.8 million eligible voters four-month injunction barring the pened to the crime family’s or­ year of $23.2 million in the increase In the meantime, the umpires’ union has given its UK But environmental groups have anything to do with the reality for minor league umpires to work exhibition games. So Whalers visit University of Arizona from ganization after the slaying last June of the Education Cost Sharing cast ballots, election officials said. sued, contending that perching of our present situation or with beginning construction on the of William P. Grasso, 62. the Grant, but the Legislature restored Schwarz. Dan Wickham and Tom Mellor look the field By late Monday, only five of the the telescopes on an 8.6-acrc site quality education,” Dyer said. first two of at least three tele­ reputed underboss, or second-in- about half of that money, Shepard before a crowd that included an LSPN crew televising its seats were decided. on one of Mount Graham’s three command. But no one was charged first game. With more than 80 percent of the scopes at the planned $200 mil­ peaks would assure the extinction the Penguins lion Mount G r^am International in Grasso’s death. It didn’t lake long for die fans, who already were ini- ballots cast for 29 p ^ c s running of the 8-ouncc squirrels by taking Grasso, 62. of New Haven, was Town of Manchester iwtiem enough over baseball’s delayed spring, to practice PHTSBURGII The Hartford Wlulcis ■ ^ ’ C . i, counted, the conservative Hungarian Observatory. away more of the forested land If all goes smoothly with the found slain last June 16 along the NOTICE one of die game’s oldest rituals heckling the noss in assured of dieir first winning sc.ison mt-.c ii es won Democratic Forum led with 24.7 they need to survive. the Ailarns Division m l')S(> 'u'..- .■. ;c ;..iuh first two telescopes, a 600-inch- Connecticut River south of Hartford. blue. percent of the vote, the center-left EAST WEST AND BUCKLAND In fact, diis time it took only one fastball. tonight at 7:3(i il’hannel IS. Ni l'll': u.di e Pit diameter device expected to be University officials contend He died of a single gunshot wound League of Free Democrats had 21.6 Rick Reu-schcl’s first pitch of the game was slightly Lsburgh Penguins t.^2-.'S-7‘i at the I'lvic i cnict. six times more powerful than any poor pine cone crops in recent to the neck. CEMETERIES percent, and the rural-based In­ Grasso was named as an unin­ high, and Mitch Webster took it for a ball. Catcher Kirt The Whalers beat die IVttguin^ Sund.i> mglu in telescope in use is planned for years have hurt the squirrel dependent Smallholders was in third dicted co-conspirator. Authorities It is requested that cemetery lot owners remove any Manwaring, uruccustomed to a new urnpue’s strike Hartford, 4-2. Diat was Hartford’s fourdi coiiNecutive population. 'Ihcy said hunting, with 11.9 percent. the mid-1990s. refused to comment on whether zone, held his glove in place for an instant, checking the victory, picshing them five games over .MK) lot the first The judge said serious ques­ logging, use of off-road vehicles winter grave decorations that they wish to keep. Starl­ The Democratic Forum wants to Grasso’s murder was connected to call. The crowd took its cue. time since 1987. Hartford is u-4 in ii.^ l.isi 1 t g.mics. tions had been raised over and Chrisunas uee-cutting have ing Monday, April 2, 1990, weather permitting, the move more slowly than the Free the indicunent and would only say “Open your eyes, ump!” a fan bidlowed. “^'ou’re miss­ ’ITie IVnguiris, meanwhile, are in itie tom; .n d final whether the construction would been stopped because of the Democrats toward market-oriented that tlie investigation is “ongoing.” necessary spring clean-up of the grounds will begin in ing a great game.” playoff slot in the Patrick Division, but w ill .i tenuous cause irreparable harm to the planned observatory, and that 60 reform, in grappling with an However, U.S. Attorney Stanley preparation for mowing. two-[X)int edge viti both Philadelphia and the N\ w y,.;k Mount Graham red squirrel. to 80 acres will be reforested. There figures to be plenty of that in Horida and economy beset by double-digit in­ A. Twardy, Jr. said evidence would Islanders. “I’m surprised. I’m en­ In closing arguments, lawyers REMINDER: Plastic flowers or decorations should not Arizona diis spring. Hir just how long, no one knows. flation and a $20 billion foreign debt be presented at some of the defen­ Pittsburgh IS winless in its last five •.■..nee-. couraged,” said Dr. Robin Silver, for the university and the justice be used on grave sites between April 2 and October 31, Tho A»»octal8d Frets Baseball owners have gone to court, seeking a tem­ after four decades of Communist dants’ pre-uial detention hearings Hartford captain Ron l■■t.lncis, who h.id a li\e j . int a spokesman for the Mancopa Department said that the congres­ porary restraining order that would force the major rule. that would link them to violent 1990. NAME THAT UMPIRE — An unidontifiod umpire watches as Baltimore’s Randy Milligan, weekend with four against Moritre.il and o' -e . g.ii i.i County Audubon Society. sional act precluded any further league umpires back to work, 'llie owners say the um­ Neither of the two leading parties crimes including murder. Robert D. Harrison riaht tries to avoid Montreal catcher Nelson Santovenia during fifth-inning action Monday pires’ protest breaks a no-strike pledge in their contract. Pittsburgh, needs one point for the litst ion ;•■.’int garnered anything close to the ab­ Mount Graham in the Pinalcno environmental review of the season of his NHL c.ireer. squirrel’s habitat in connection Superintendent of Cemeteries afternoon in Miami. Minor league umpires were used as the major league umpires are Today, umpires’ union chief Richie Phillips, National solute majority needed for decisive Mountains in southeastern The Associated Press con- U*ague president Bill White and American League presi­ victory, making a coalition govern­ Arizona is the only known with the first three telescopes. tributed to this story. refusing to work spring training games. Montreal won the game, 5-3. ment likely after runoff elections. MANCHESTER HERALD, 1\iesday, March 27,1990—11 10—MANCHESTER HERALD, TUesday. March 27, 1990 Valvano wants to stay, but awaits guidelines to be set Vandy faces ‘big test’ in NIT championship

standards to maintain player and Steve Grant did a great job in­ our inspiration to win it this year,” By Robin P. Teater “what precise duties they want him some amendments to the current “I do feel very strongly there’s a ultimatums.” By Bill Barnard eligibility. After hearing similar in­ side on Fogell. He’s hitting 60 per­ Bonner said. The Associated Press to discharge so there won’t be any contract. ... He may have to take chance he will stay,” Webb said. Valvano’s secretary said the The Associated Press formation presented during a 21/2- cent from the floor, he can pass and Luechtefeld, from tiny Okawville, dashed expectations,” said Webb, some control over (the academic “That’s what he wants to do. He’s coach was in his office but was not hour emergency session last week, handle the ball, but we kept the ball 111., averaged only 65 points for the RALEIGH, N.C. — Jim Valvano who was hired as a North Carolina standing of basketball players) ... said in the past if he was perceived available for comment. NEW YORK — Vanderbilt, university trustees voted 9-3 to seek out of Fogell’s hands as much as season but 14.8 in four NTT games. is “guardedly optimistic” he will representative for Valvano’s New establish certain policies,” Webb as part of the problem, he wants to Webb compared Valvano to the which found success with its first York lawyer. Valvano’s resignation. possible.” He hit 32.1 percent of his 3-pointcrs remain as North Carolina State’s said. stay on as part of the solution.” skipper of the Exxon Valdez, which big-man assignment in the NIT Despite the vote, Webb said he Draud, who made three 3-poinlers during the season, but has made 13 basketball coach but wants tlie Valvano’s contract includes a dumped millions of gallons of oil semifinals, fa^ js an even bigger test may suggest that Valvano arrange a of 29 (45 percent) during the tourna­ school to spell out what is expected Webb met for 90 minutes on clause stipulating that one of his Webb said he would deliver a off the coast of Alaska last year. in the championship game against in the first six minutes of Vander­ meeting with the trustees. bilt’s victory over the Nittany Lions, ment. .O] of him, his lawyer said. Monday with Raleigh lawyer duties is to “encourage academic written proposal to university St. Louis. Howard Matming, who represents progress, in conjunction with the lawyers. He did not elaborate on the “Jim Valvano has sort of become Tmstee William Bums said he’d said his early hot streak “threw them “I didn’t feel loose the whole “He, of course, wants to continue N.C. State, and Andrew Vanore Jr., faculty and university, of student- proposal, but said it would be based the Joseph Hazelwood of athletics in like to see the matter resolved The Commodores held Penn out of what they wanted to do. year; I was fighting with myself and on at State, and he’s willing to do so chief deputy state attorney general. athletes toward graduation.” on Monday’s talks. North Carolina. He’s been bashed quickly. Retaining Valvano as coach State’s leading scorer, Ed Fogell, to When we shot well from the putting pressure on myself to put in under rather restrictive conditions. Valvano is willing to be evaluated “His graduation rate is at least on Manning would not comment on and bashed,” Webb said. “He’s got is a possibility, he said. six shots and eight points Monday perimeter, it opened things up in­ the 3’s,” Luechtefeld said. “I felt He thinks he’s come more than on a yearly basis, but the university a par with the graduation rate of the meeting, and Vanore said he his family to take care of and his night and advanced to Wednesday’s side.” that to win the tournament, we have halfway to meet objections or ex­ has been “vague and nebulous” on N.C. State’s student body as a couldn’t reveal specifics discussed good name and reputation to protect “It needs to be finished,” he said NIT final with a 75-62 victory over Draud said the team is well aware to play loose. I’ve felt loose in all pectations of the university,” Woody the role it wants the coach to take in whole,” Webb said. Monday. as well.” in a telephone interview. “There the Nitlany Lions. that the NIT “is not the big dance. four games.” . Webb, a Raleigh lawyer, said Mon­ assuring academic standards are met He described Valvano as “guar­ Webb said the lawyers for the must be some other options, too. I In the other semifinal, St. Louis A six-month study of the N.C. But we’re proud to be a national New Mexico (20-13), making a day. by players, Webb said. dedly optimistic” that he will remain school were “very receptive to all think we want the coach to be got 24 points and 19 rebounds from State basketball program last year championship.” record seventh consecutive ap­ The university should outline “I think there will have to be as coach. my ideas. They didn’t give me any treated fairly.” ' 6-fool-8, 225-pound Anthony Bon­ found repeated abuses of academic Vanderbilt’s reserves outscored pearance in the NTT but its first trip ner in an 80-73 victory over New Perm State’s 29-9, including 13 by to the semifinals since 1964, was led Mexico. Morgan Wheat and 10 by Todd by Darrell McGee with 23 points, 18 Lobos coach Dave Bliss sounded Milholland. in the second half. a warning for Vanderbilt before the Penn State (24-9), runnerup in the championship game. Atlantic 10 Conference, was led by The Lobos shot only 39.2 percent “Bonner is the real McCoy,” Bliss Freddie Barnes with 18 points and from the field. Other tlian McGee, SCOREBOARD who hit nine of 14 shots, the Lobos said. “Thai’s what a basketball James Bames with 12. player should look like. I told my “Vanderbilt made it tough for us managed only 20 baskets in 60 at­ S em ifin als Phoenix 16 30 21 25— 92 Second Round recruiters to get me one of those. on both ends of the court,” said Penn tempts. At Tha Frank Erwin Center At Noriolk, Va. Chicago 31 29 34 27—121 Thursday, March 22 He’s a man playing a man’s game.” State coach Bruce Parkhill, whose 3-ftoint goals—Phoenix 1-7 (E.Johnson 1-4, Austin, Texas “St. Louis is a good offensive ^ 4 Hockey Baseball Basketball Saturday, March 17 Tennessee 80, C lem en 62 St. Louis, looking for its first NIT team was outshot 54.2 percent to K.Johnson 5 1 , Morrison 52 ), Chicago 5 3 (Jor­ Virginia 77, Providence 71 team, but a better defensive team,” •7^ dan 0-1, Paxson 0-2). Fouled out— None. North Carolina 79, Oklahoma 77 championship in 42 years, also got a 42.6 percent. “They knocked us Arkansas 66, Dayton 84 Championship Bliss said. Ftebounds—Phoenix 49 (Lang 8), Chicago 48 At Norfolk, Vk. (Jordan 12). Assists—Phoenix 20 (K.Johnson Al The Hooeiar Do ms career-high 19 points from Jeff around a lot. They were the belter Saturday, March 24 NHL standings Exhibition basebail glance 6), Chicago 35 (Pijipen 9). Total fouls—Phoenix Indianapolis Luechtefcld, inclpding five 3- “Our shot selection was bad,” EASTERN CONFERENCE Virginia 79, Tennessee 7 5 OT team tonight.” WALES CONFERENCE 15 Chicago 18 A— 17,884. Sunday, Match 18 All Timee EST Atlamic Division pointers. Bonner, the nation’s leading McGee said. “That was the key to Patrick Division Texas 73, Ftordue 72 AMERICAN LEAGUE W L P cLG B MIDEAST REGIONAL W L TPU GF GA Xavier, Ohio 74, Georgetown 71 Lucchlcfeld hit five of 10 from rcboundcr with 13.7 per game, the loss. We got frusuated.” W L Pet. Philadelphia 44 26 .629 — Rockets 113, Spurs 95 First Round y-NY Rangers 35 28 13 83 265 252 Sem ifinals Texas 2 0 1.000 SAN ANTONIO (95) Vtodnesday, March 14 3-poinl range, while Vanderbilt scored eight points in the final six Luc Longley, the Lobos’ 7-2 y New Jersey 34 34 8 76 277 279 Boston 41 26 .612 1Hlgcrs y-Rochostor 40 28 8 88 322 276 135 pm. 10:30 p.m Players to be inducted include Jim Balcsano of Hartford, Conn. Duke (28-8) va. Arkansas (30-4), 5:43 p.m. Stephen F. Austin 78, Long Beach State 62 Marshall v.as acquired hy the Mels Alomar had three hits, drove in three runs y Utica 42 31 3 87 337 299 Houston (ss) vs. Minnesota at Orlando, Fla., Manchester, Ignatius Murawski of Enfield, Rolland ly wasn’t worth wailing 30 days for. We beat Minnesota. Brooks was signed as a 135 p.m. Thursday, March 19 Georgia Tech (28-6) vs. UNLV (33-5), 30 Mississippi 66, UNLV 62 along with reliever Alejandro Pena in an and stole two as San Diego beat Califor­ Newmarket 31 30 15 77 291 297 Clemson 49, Brigham Yiung 47 Stanford 106, Hawaii 76 Johnson of Newington, Bill Maher of Bolton and the late fulfilled our obligation to be here. I’hat’s free agent during the winter after five Hershey 31 36 9 71 286 283 SL Louis vs. Chicago Whits Sox at Sarasota. NBA results minutes after comp, of first gome offseason deal with Los Angeles for cen­ nia. The teams combined for seven errors, Fla., 1:35 p.m La Salle 79, Southern Mississippi 63 Championship Sunday, March 18 Bud Potlingcr. Also set for induction arc Ray McKenna all you can say about that game.” sca.sons in Monueal. Binghamton 11 57 8 30 217 348 Connecticut 76. Boston Univarsity 52 Arkansas 81, Georgia 70 ter fielder Juan Samuel. Marshall is in a four by the Angels during a five-run San x-clinched division Seattle vs. Cleveland at Tucson, Ariz., 3:05 Hornets 97, Nets 83 Moitday, April 2 The first day of the exhibition season Gary Gacili hit two home runs for the p.m. California 65, Irdiana 63 Duke-Arkonsos winnor va. Georgia Tsch- S a ^ fln a la of East Hartford and Mike Caruso of Hartford. y-clinched playofi berth NEW JERSEY (83) battle with Dave Magadan for the first Diego fourth inning in which all the runs San Francisco vs. Oakland at F*hoenix, 3:05 At The Omni At Stanford, Calif. Balcsano was Twilight League rookie of the year in also gave ESPN a chance to start televis­ Twins. NQTE: Two points are awarded for a victory Haley 1-6 1-2 3. Short 11-19 1-2 23, Bowie UNLV wirtnar, 9:14 p.m. p.m. A tlanta Thurarlay, March 22 Pirates 5, Cardinals 3: Al Bradenton, base job. were unearned. and one lor a tie 3- 12 4-4 11. Hopson 51 2 6-6 16. Conner 5 8 1972 and league MVP in ’73. ing games instead of negotiation updates Chicago Cubs vs. Milwaukee at Chandler, Friday, March 16 Arkansas 87, Stephen F. Austin 82 Reds 4, Blue Jays 1: At Plant City, Athletics 6, Cubs 5; At Phoenix, Saturday's Gamas 0- 0 10. Shackleford 2-5 2-2 6, Gervin 1-5 0-0 2. NIT glance Barry Bonds and newcomer Don Slaught Ariz., 3.05 p.m. Duke 81, Flichmond 46 Stanford 78, Mississippi 65 Tickets arc $25 and can be obtained from Jim Gal­ from the sidewalks and hotel suites of Sherbrooke 5, Binghamton 3 Myers 2-5 1-1 5 Dudley 5 2 1-2 1, Morris 1-4 SL John's 81, Temple 65 Quarterfinals Champlonahip homered as Pittsburgh defeated St. Louis. Lou Piniclla made his managerial debut pinch-hitler Steve Howard bounced a Cape Breton 4, Maine 3 Caiitornia vs. San Diego at Yuma. Anz., 3:05 2-2 4. Wbod 5 1 2-2 2. Totals 31-79 20-23 S3. WMneaday, March 21 lagher, 49 Handel Rd., and Jack Repass, 14 Pawnee Rd., New York. The cable .sports network’s p.m. UCLA 68, Alabama-Birmingham 56 At Stanford, Calif. Gcronimo Pena had a two-run triple in for Cincinnati a success as Paul O’Niell two-run single to center with two out and Baltirmre 1, Hershey 1, tie CHARLOTTE (97) Kansas 79, Ftobert Morris 71 Penn Stole 58. Ffutgers 55 Saturday, March 24 East Hanford, 06118. first game was between the Giants and In­ New \brk Vbnkees vs. New Yirk Mets at Port VanderbiH 88. New Orleans 65 singled home two runs. Toronto managed the bases loaded in the bottom of the Sunday's Games Tripucka 3-9 2-2 8, Gilliam 1519 510 28. Second Round Stanford 114, Arkansas 87 the sixth off rookie Stan Belinda to cut SL Lucie, Fla. 730 p m Thursday, March 22 dians. Adirondack 4. Baltimore 3 J.RReid 3-10 1-2 7. Btogues 5 6 5 4 13, RRakf At The Ftartiord Civic Canter just four hits and committed three errors, ninth inning as defending World Scries Halifax 4. Maine 1 Fhttsburgh vs. Texas al Port Charlotls, Fla., Dumars out for four weeks So, after much consternation, bring on the Pirates’ lead to 4-3, but Slaught 1- 6 1-2 3. Curry 7-16 5 0 16. Keys 2-9 2-2 6. Hartford, Conn. SL Louis 54, DePteil 47 THE FINAL FOUR Springfield 7, New Haven 3 730 pm. Holton 5 0 5 0 0, Gattison 2-4 0-0 4. Williams Friday, March 23 homered in his first at-hal in a Pirates’ one of them setting up die Reds’ four-run champion Oakland beat Chicago. Cincinnati vs. Deboil at Lakeland. Fla., 8 p.m. Saturday, March 17 Al KrMxvIlle, Term. DETROIT (AP) — Dcuoil Pi.stons starting guard Joe the season. Moncton 4, Newmarket 2 4- 4 4-8 12 Totals 37-83 21-30 97. Connecticut 74, California 54 New Moslco 80, Hawaii 58 B em lfinals fXimars will miss at least four weeks after breaking the Rochester 3. Utica 1 N aw Jeraey 25 17 21 20—83 Clemson 79. La Salle 75 Friday, March 30 Al Madison Square Ganlan New Y>rk Monday's Gamas Charlotts 19 32 25 21—97 Al Tha Omni Virginia (265) vs. Stsnford (30-1). 7 p.m. same hand he broke last year, the team said Monday. S em ifinals No games scheduled Exhibition iinescores 3-Ftoint goals—New Jersey 1-5 (Bowie 1-3, A tlanta Auburn (27-6) v s Louisiana Tech (32-0). 30 Monday, March 26 Dumars, averaging a career-best 18.4 points per game, Tuesday's Games Gervin 5 1 , Wbod 51), Cherlotle 2-6 (Curry 2-5, Sunday, March 18 minutes sfter Irst game Springfield at Baltimore Dodgers 13, Twins 6 J.RReid 0-1). Fouled out— None. Vanderbilt 75. Pann State 62 suffered a fracture of the third metacarpal bone on his Duka 76. SL John's 72 Championship Rockets scrambling for playoff spot Maine at Now Haven S i Louis 80, New Mexico 73 LoaAngaiea 022 010 071—13 14 3 Ftebounds—New Jersey 54 (Bowie 10), Char­ UCLA 71. Kansas 70 Sunday, April l left hand when he tried to break a fall during Saturday’s Binghamton al Newmarket lotts 52 (Gilliam 11). Assists— New Jersey 16 S em ifln ala Semifinai wirmars, 1:30 p.m Mlnnaaota 023 010 000— 6 9 3 WMneaday, March 28 105-98 loss at San Antonio. Wednesday's Games Wsttsland. Crews (3), Searage (5), Aase (7), (Conner 4), Charlotls 23 (Boguee 7). Total Al The Meadowlands points during the rally to pul Cleveland ahead 100-86 Springfield al Hershey Third Place Munoz (9) and Dempsey, Hernandez (6); fouls-New Jersey 25, Charlotte 23. East Ruthertord, NJ. “When it first happened, I thought, ‘Oh my God!’ It Halifax al Moncton Perm State (24-9) va New Mexico (20-13). By Bob Greene with 4:44 left, and the Cavaliers were never threatened Tapani. Guthrie (3). Candelaria (5), Pttinan (7), A—23,901. Thursday, March 22 was the same area of the hand that 1 hurt iast year," NBA Roundup Binghamton al Rochester 6:30 pm . The Associated Press after that. Delkus (8) and Harper, Laudner (7). W—Aase. Connecticut 71, Claifiaon 70 Chafnftton>hlp Transactions Dumars said. “I can’t even hold this piece of paper in this Cape Breton at Ulica 1-0. L— Pittman. 0-1. HFU—Los Angelos, Mur­ Hawks 113, Nuggets 102 Duka 90. UCLA 81 VvKtorbitt (20-14) v l SL Louis (21-11), 9 Brad Daugherty led Cleveland with 26 points, while ray (1), Brooks (1). Minnesota. Gaett 2 (2). DENVER (102) Champiooship hand — it’s loo heavy.” Antonio rookie center David Robinson, who countered p.m. The Houston Rockets arc looking toward next season Rodney McCray paced the Kings with 27 points. NHL result Hubie Brooks arxl Eddie Murray each hit solo English 51 2 2-2 14, Scfwyes 510 2 2 12. Al The Maadowlanda BASEBALL Dumars, 26. is in his fifth year in the league. He was a with 24 points and 12 rebounds. home rurts in the Dodgers' severvnm eighth irv Carroll 517 2 2 18, Lever 7-15 5 4 17. Adams East Ruthertord, N.J. A r n r lr in Lm q im — the NBA playoffs. Stars 5, Leafs 4 ning. Five of tie seven rurts were unearned. 4-11 4-4 15 Davis 513 0-0 10, Lichti 3-6 2-2 8, Saturday, March 24 SEATTLE MARINERS—Named John Taylor member of the NBA Eastern Conference All-Star team “If we can gel in the playoffs, we can wipe our slate “Akccm is a super comjvtilur and a teal gtuner," Hawks 113, Nuggets 102: Dominique Wilkins had 36 Gary Gastti hit two homers for the Twins. Toronto 1 2 1—* Rasmussen 1-2 0-0 2. Hanziik 51 4-4 4, Lana Duka 79. Connecticut 78, OT NIT results director of corporate sales, last month and was the MVP of last year’s NBA Finals, clean,” Houston guard Sleepy Floyd said. “It will be a Houston coach Don Oianey said. "He leally went out points and Moses Malone 25 points and 18 rebounds to 1- 1 0-0 2. Totals 4586 19-20 102. N jtlonal Minnaeota 4 0 1—5 which the Pistons won in a four-game sweep over the and challenged every shot and didn’t make playing lead Atlanta over Denver as the Hawks beat the Nuggets First Period— 1, Minnesols. Duchesrte 11 \bnkees 5, Braves 4 ATLANTA (113) SOUTHEAST REGIONAL Vanderbilt 75, Penn State 62 SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS-Extanded tie new season then. Atlanta 000 010 003—4 13 1 Wilkins 1518 1517 36. Willis 511 2-2 14, First Round contract of Ftogor Cral6 marwgar, through tie Ij )s Angeles Ijikcrs. “We’re a game and a half out with 14 games to go. 1 David Robinson personal. He ju.st I'layed his normal for the first time in their last five meetings. (Bellows). 530 (sh). 2. Minnesota. Gagner 37 VANOeR8I.T(79) (A Broten), 905. 3, Minnesota, Chambers 8 New Hbrtl (AL) 000 004 lOx—6 9 2 Malone 516 9-10 25 Rivers 2-10 2-2 6. Smith At Thompson-Boing Arana 1902 season 2- 7 4-6 8. Battle 7-9 2-2 16, Levingslor. 1-4 0-0 Knoxville, Term. Andin 0-3 3-4 3. Grant 2-2 3-4 7. Fteid 3-7 BASKETBALL know there arc a lot of teams that respect us, c.specially game.” The Hawks never trailed after John Battle hit a 16- (Churla, Gagner), 13:19. 4, Minnesols. Giles 1 LMiquisL Clary (3), Havens (6), Oiwine (7) 0-0 6. Draud 6-12 3-4 20. Wilcox 3-6 2-2 10. Kentucky Wesleyan wins title and Whin, Qtaon (6); Cary, EHand (4), Fhunk (7) 2. Webb 3-3 5 0 6, Wxlkov 0-2 0-0 0. Totals Thurartay, March IS Notional Basketbak Aaaoclatkin the better teams, because for some reason we play them "He’ll make me a better player along the u.ay." Robin­ footcr from the left side with one minute left in the third (Duchesne, M o^no), 15:50. 5. Toronto, Os­ Mitwllwid 5-7 1-2 11. Mayes 2-3 0-0 5, Wheat and Cerone, Dwsett (6). W—Eiland, 1-0. 3580 34-30 113. UC Santa Barbara 70, Ftouston 68 CHARLOTTE HORNETS-Armounced the SPRINGRELD, Mass. (AP) — Led by C:orcy Crow­ borne 23 (Hannan, Richardson), 19:45, Penal­ 5 8 3-5 13. ToWs 26-48 1521 75. belter.” son said of Olajuwon. "He’s a great phiyer and you have quarter, erasing a 76-75 deficit. ties—Minrresota bench, served by Thyre (too L—Havarte, 0-1. HFU—Atlanta, Evans (1). New Denver 21 26 29 26—102 Michigan State 75. Murray State 71, OT resignallon of Cart Schaer, president and Atlwtta 28 23 30 32—113 Louisiana Slats 70, Vikonova 63 PENN STATE (82) general manager, to become praoidant of tha der with 26 points and LcRoy Ellis Jr, with 16. Kentucky The Rockets played one of die league’s belter teams to always be up agaiii.si him. Tonight 1 just wasn’t ready. Joe Barry Carroll led Denver with 18 poinis. many men on Ice), 4:07; Kordic, Tor, major Y>rk, Blowers (1). J.Bomss 4-11 4-5 12. Hayes 511 0-0 10, (fighting), 10:41; McRae. Min, major (lighting), Steve Balboni's two-ouL two-run double high­ 3-Point goals—Denver 3-10 (Adams 3-7, Georgia Tech 99, East Temessee State 83 Denver Nuggets. Wesleyan defeated Bakersfield State 93-79 to win an un- Monday night, San Antonio, and defeated the Spurs I’ve got to gel to the level Akcem’s playing at now.” Schayee 0-1, Lwrar 5 1 , Davis 51), Adonta 1-7 Al Rlchmortd Collaeum Fogtl 4-8 OO 8. F.Bernea 7-13 OO 18. Brown CHCAGO BULLS—Placed Craig Hodges, Hornets 97, Nets 83: Amion Gilliam scored 13 10:41; Churla. Min (roughing), 10:59; Musk, Min lighted a tour-nm sixth irvrirrg lor the Wuikees. 2 0 OO 5 Degitz 1-4 OO Z Joyner 0-1 OO 0, prcccdcmcd sixth NCAA Division II basketball cham­ 113-95. Clippers 101, Timberwolves 96 O f: D.inny Manning (cross-checking). 13:39; Churla, Min. miscon- Consecutive doubles by newexxnars Jim Pres­ (Wilkins 1-5, Flrvers 52). Fouled out— None. Richmond, Va. guanl, on Ihe Injured IsL Signed Clilford LeO. siraiglu poinis in a 16-1 Charlotte run early in the second Rebounds—Derrver 43 (Schayee 9). Atlanta 52 Friday, March 16 Jemings 3-5 OO 7. Ricks 01 OO 0. Henderson guanf, to a 10-day ccntrocl pionship Monday. Houston is 8-2 al home against the lop six teams in the scored six of his 2/2 games behind Midwest Divison regulation, dicn missed two of four free throws in the phy, N.Broten), 5:41 (pp). 9, Toronto, Olezyk 31 Cavs 116, Kings 95 ATLANTA FALCONS-Signed Ban UtL vis Short led New Jersey with 23 poinis. Houston 000 010 010-2 11 0 Knoxville, Tenn. (Grwit 11). Ftonn State 27 (J.Bamaa, Brown 5). (Osborne. Loeman), 16:48. Penal­ SACRAMENTO (95) guard, to a three-year contract brother of Syracu.se center l^cRon Ellis, came off the leader Utah. final 68 seconds of the exua [vriod. Darlmg. Ojeda (3), Cone (5), Wtvlahurst (6), Saturday, March 17 Assists—Vorvlarbilt 20 (Wilcox. Anglin 6), Penn ties—Ramage. Tor (cross-checking), 430; Os­ TisdoU 519 5 4 19. McCray 12-20 3-4 27. DENVER BRONCOS—Signed Elliot SmilK Cavaliers 116, Kings 95: Chucky Brown scored nine Bulls 121, Suns 92: Michael Jordan, playing only the Innis (8). Brown (9) and Lyons, Sasser (5), Mer­ Michigan Suta 62. UC Senia Barbara 58 Ststs 19 (Brown 8). Total iDuls— Vandorbilt 12. bench with five minutes gone in the game and “We’ve got to play every game like it’s the last game borne, Tor (roughing). 8:24; Musil, Min (rough­ Ellison 2-3 0-0 4. Ainga 5 1 7 1-1 15. Dal Ne(yo d#l#n6ivB cado Schatzedar, D.Smto (3), Allen (5), Georgia Tech 94, Louisiana Slate 91 Ftonn State 17. Bakersfield leading, 13-7, to pul in 11 quick points and of the year," said Otis Thorpe, who led Houston wiili 30 of his 15 points in a d/j-minuie stretch of the fourth first three periods, scored 28 points and Scollic Pippen ing), 8:24; Murphy, Min (cross-checking), 11:30, 2-6 5 0 4. Carr 1-10 5 0 2. Toney 5 6 5 0 7. DETROIT LIONS—Signed Herb Welch, Karfald (7), Meyer (8), Bowen (9) and Bggio, At Richmond Colleeum added 27 a.s Chicago snapped the Phoenix Suns’ five- Franceschetti, Tor (tripping), 12:41; Marois, Trx Pressley 6-7 3-4 17. Kite 0-1 OO 0. Allan 0-1 dafensiva back. send the Panthers ahead 24-19. points on 13-of-15 shooting. “I ju.st fell that I had to go quarter as CTcvcland defeated Sacramento for the Trevino (6), Nichols (9). W—WhitehursL 1-0. Richmond, S t Louis 80, New Mexico 73 (roughing), 18:42; Tinordi. Min (roughing), 0- 0 0. Tumor 0 0 OO 0. Totels 40 90 10-13 95 Va. KANSAS CITY CHIEFS—Signed Jell game road winning streak. Chicago wchi for the seventh L—Karleld. 0-1. HR—Houston. Trevino (1). Sunday, Mandi 16 Bakersfield finished iLs season 29-5, while Kentucky out and do more tonight.” Cavaliers’ eighth straight home victory. CLEVELAND (116) NEW MEXCO(73) Donaldson, safely, arxl Frank WIrXars, canter. 184Z Substitutes scared all seven runs tor the Syracuse 63, Vvgirxa 61 lime in its last nine contest and is now 28-5 at home. Shots on goal—Toronto 10-14-22—46, Min­ Nance 6-11 4-4 16. Benrrett 0-1 0-0 0, McBurrows 2-6 OO 5. MiHar 3 8 OO 6. LOS ANGELES RAIDERS—Signed Ron Wesleyan raised its record to 31-2. Houston's Akccm Olajuwon had 27 points, 18 With Cleveland ahead 87-82, Brown led a 13-; Mets, xitoo took the lead in the eighto inning on Minnesota 81, Northern Iowa 78 nesota 16-11-15—42. Daugherty 9-15 511 26. ENo 9-13 2 2 22, Longlay 5 1 0 2-5 1Z D McGae 9-14 0 0 23. Brown, dafensiva back-wide receiver-kick Cavaliers spurt. John William- -ciired the other four Tom Cliambcrs led the Suns with 20 poinis. Mike Marshall's two-run smgle off reliever Char­ SomlRruils rebounds, six blocked shots and four steals against San Powsr-piay Opportorubes—Toronto 0 of 4; Price 5 8 5 7 16. Williams 513 5 0 16. Brown Robtans 4-16 6-8 14. Bonks 513 1-1 11. ralumar, to a tour-year conliact ley Karleld. Al The Superdome Penders name quite popular Minnesola 1 of 3. 7-13 1-1 15 Kerr 5 5 1-1 1. Rollins 1-1 OO 2. Griago 0-4 OO 0. VWkar 1-3 OO 2. Sierta OO NawOrtaans Goalies—Toronto, Reese (12 shoU 9 saves), Morton 1 -1 OO 2. Totals 46-81 21 -26 116. OOO. Totels 2674 6 1 2 73. DALLAS (AP) - Texas coach Tom Penders said Friday, March 23 LaForesL 9-13-0 (13:19 firsL 30-28) Minnesota. Sacramento 22 28 23 22— 95 ST. LOUI8 (80) Expos 5, Orioles 3 Minnesola 82. Syracuse 75 Monday he liasn’i applied for any other jobs, but that Casey. 30-22-4 (46-42). CUveUnd 30 24 25 37-116 Bormer 11-24 6 3 24. Luechtalsid 6-13 2-2 Radio, TV Montreal 001 100 030—9 11 4 Georgia Tech 81. Michigan Stole 80, OT A—11,701. 3-Ftoint goals—Sacramento 5-8 (Pressley 19, Robinson 5 7 6 3 1Z Newberry 4-8 4 5 15, he’ll listen to anyone who wants to talk. North Stars worried about heading west Champlonahip Rslsres—Andy vanHallemond. Lines­ Baltimora 000 000 021—3 11 0 2-3, Ainga 2-4. Toney 1-1), Cleveland 3-5 (Ehio WUIaoe 4-8 0-2 8. Bsun OO OO 0. Goons OO Al The Superdome Penders also denied a report Sunday in the Dallas men—Gerard Gautfser, Swede Knox. De.Martinaz, Boyd (4), Winston (7). Flojas (8), 2-3, Price 1-2). Fouled out-None. OO 0, Jorws 0-2 OO 0. Ivaslar 1-1 OO 2. Totals NewOrleana Broten was presented with a crystal Gideon (9) arid ^ntovem a, Goff (8); Milacki. Rebounds-Sacramento 46 (McCray 9). 3103 101580. Today Tiincs-Hcrald that he has ulked to conference officials scored goals in a team-record eight Sunday, March 29 BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (AP) — The area next season. TTic league’s owners are Bautista (^ , Wdiamson (7), Qtaon (9) and Tat- Cleveland 47 (Nance, Williams 9). As- HWf«me-8L Louis 35 New Mexico 35 3- about jobs in Virginia and North Carolina State. cup in recognition of becoming the Georgia Tech 93, Idinnaaola 91 cxpccUMl to vote on the proposed move straight games. "But now, the guys tuise tleton, Melvin (6). W—De Martinez, 1-0 sists-Sacramento 30 (Ainga, Toney 6), poinl gorUe New Mexico 6 1 8 (D.McGea 59. 1 pjTi. — Exhibition baseball: Minnesota North Stars didn’t want to team’s career scoring leader during a L—Milacki, 0-1. McBurrows 1-Z Bonks O Z Robbins 05), SL “1 would swear on a stack of Bibles," he said in deny­ leally started to concentrate on making Bowling Cleveland 39 (EHo 12). Total touts—Sacramen­ Red Sox V I. Astros, NESN think about the possibility that they might April 9. pre-game ceremony, and he used the op- Dennis *011 C arf Boyd made his Expos' to 19. Clevelarxl 18 Technical S acramento Il­ Louis 6 1 3 (Luechtalsid 510, Nextoarry 3-3). ing the rcfKirt that Atlantic Coast Conference Assistant the playoffs. 1 lliink when we let Detroit debut with three acoralaas im ngs. Rookie Foulad out—Nona. Rebounds— New Msaico 3 pjn. — CBA playofTs: Santa have played their last regular-season “At first, I warned to know everyltung legal delense. A—13,548 MIDWEST REGIONAL Commissioner F-rcd Barakat called three weeks ago to jXJrtunity to cxjxess his views to North Oekno De Sheds hed three tuts and an RBI and 43 (Lorrgley 18), 8 l Louis 42 (Bonnar 19). As­ that was going on,” Coach Pierre Page catch up, it really scared us.” First RouikI Barbara Islanders at Tulsa home game in Minnesola. Tvn WUIach drove in lour rurts lor toe Expos. sists—New Msxloo 20 (D.MoGaa 5), SL Louis tell Penders he had recommended him for those jobs. So when die North Suits are on the ice. Stars fans. Bulls 121, Suns 92 Al The Frank Erwin Center It was that kind of thinking that started said. “Now 1 don't want to know anyth­ Eiks 19 (Bonner 6). Total louls—Now Mexico 15. SL Fastbreakers, ESPN ■Tve played in Minix.'sota all my PHOENIX (92) Austin, Texas “Thai’s totally false," lenders said. “I don’t know any­ duty .uen’l worrying alxiul it any more. FUlph Doyer Sr. 140-139-183-471, Floward Louis 11. Tschncals—S i Louis coach Grswar 7:30 p.m, — Whalers at Penguins, the tcam’i fall and left them wondering if ing. I don’t even want to think about it.” Charrtoers 8 18 4 4 20. Rambis 0-2 5 0 0. Thursday, March IS thing about it. I’m not applying for jobs. If Virginia had career,” said Broten, a native of Roseau, Hampton 156-392, Jim Woodcock 147-370, Red Sox 2, Royals 1 2. A-9,204. The proposed move was first made IJhf cniie die game ends, they can’t help Wbst 3-4 3 3 9. Bade 5 5 0 2 10, K Johnson Oklahoma 77, Towson Stele 68 Channel 18. WTIC they’d even make the playoffs. Monday Duane Krause 157-361, Jow Twaronite contacted me, 1 would have said they did. They have not who played college hiKkey at the Univer­ Boston 100 000 0 1 0 -2 5 0 6 18 55 17. E Johnson 2 8 2 2 7, McGee 1-2 N orti Carolina 83, Southwest Missouri State night’s 5-4 victory over the Toronto public Jan. 31, and it kicked off a 2-9 skid hut think alxmt it. 176-382, Jerry Ridel 140 142-399, Tony 7:30 p.m. — Celtics at twicers, sity of Minnesota. ”I hope we’re back Kansas City 000 010 000—1 5 2 OO 2, G Grant 3 5 0-1 6. Lang 2-5 5 4 7. Leglar 70 NCAA women’s tourney contacted me. and the N.C. Suic job is not even open." “1 think if y»)u took a ixill of die Dosirrxjrie 141-379, Joe Desimone 148-361, Maple Leafs left the Stars one point from for the North Stars. Since Feb. 27, the Boddicker, Hams (5), Irvine (7), L,Smith (8) 1- 4 5 0 2. Perry 4 8 OO 8. Morrison 2-4 5 0 4. Arkansas 68, Princeton 64 WILI(1400-AM) Ik ' tc next year.” Carl Bolin 139-142-394, Ralph Doyer Jr, All Times EST My policy is if someone wants to talk to me. I’ll lis­ players, it would lx? uiuuiimou-s that we d and Pena, Gedman (6); S.Davis. Gordon (4), Totals 37 83 17-21 92 Dayton 88. Hlinoia 86 7:30 pjn. — Captails at Devils, clinching the final playoff spot in the team has concentrated more on its play 152-390, an Preston 153-363, Travis Cook Sr. EAST REGIONAL ten.” Penders said. "Every coach lias to do wh*al is best Crawford (7). M.Davis (8) and Boone, FYxIacios CHICAGO (121) Al The Hooeiar Dome and has gone 9-3-1. want to stay," Curt Giles, who has played 136-364, Steve Disipio 135-373, Tony Ficaro Second Round SportsChannel Norris Division. (8). W— Irvine, 1-0. L—M Davis. 0-1. Pippen 1517 1-2 27, H Grant 6 9 4-4 16, Indianapolis Saturday, March 17 for himself and his family. I love the University of Texas Ip of his 11 NHL sea-sons with the Nordi l ^ c feels die sapic way. but he’s more 147-397, Sv—L.Smith (1). HR—Boston. Rna (1). 7:30 pjn. — Exhibition baseball: Owners George and Gordon Gund have “We were all worrying about it,” Brian Cortwnghl 2-4 3-4 7. Psxson 4-10 5 0 8. Jordan Friday, M arch 16 ProviderKe 77, Maryltwvi 75 and plan to be here for a long, long lime. We’re working fitar.s, said. concerned now about winning hockey Rookie M ic k ^ Pina's eighth-innino homo run 14 24 5 0 28. Armstrong 4-7 4 4 12. King 5 9 Georgetown 70, Texas Southarn 52 Clemson 61, Connecticut 59 Pirates vs. Rangers, ESPN asked the league for permission to move Bellows, who has 15 goals and eight as­ Happy Hoiiday League spoiled the Royals' debut of Mark Davis, who Xavier, Ohio 87, Kansas Stele 79 on (a new contract). Maylic I’ll have an announcement Neal Broten definitely dix-s. games. 1 2 11, Perdue 2 5 OO 4. Sanders 0 2 OO 0. Sunday, March 18 8:30 pjn. — Bruins at Blues, the franchise to the San Francisco Bay sists in those 13 games, said. He has Patty Natbulas 132-351, Susan Brueckner signed as a free agent from toe San Diego Nealy 1-3 OO 2. Davis 3 0 OO 6. Lett 5 2 OO 0. Texas 100, Georgia 88 Virginia 85, Perm State 64 before too.long." 128. Fk) Musolirx) 127-131. Padres for $13 million over four years. Totals 54-98 13-16 121 Purdue 75. Northoosl Louisiana 63 Tennessee 87. Old Dominion 68 Channel 38 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tliesday. March 27,1990— 13 12— MANCHESTER HERALD, TUesday, March 27,1990

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(In Stereo) w: PHNOM PENH, Cambodia — The Vietnam- substance £ £ £ £ £ N [TM C] Sort of the Oacars: It's Your Call C1880 by Phnom Penh, the change o f fortune appears at ol time 41 #Wir 1* Secretary o f State Edmund Muskie, who called for 5 Movth part in cork T_ T M P S A £ 1 D @ ) Mr. Balvadars (CC). (T) It Takas a Thief Continues (3 hrs.) backed government, having passed a crucial bat­ L L JOHANNESBURG. South calm and disciplined. least in part to have been due to the return o f some changes in Washington’s hostile policy toward In­ 8 01 aircraft 35 Leg part T 0 A £ H £ £ V E N S ® (SB @ ) Nawa (H) M OVIE; 'Oh God) Book II' The Visitor [USA] Boxing (2 hrs.) (Live) tlefield test, appears more entrenched domestical­ 12 Choir voice 38 Actress — Africa (AP) — Black lea^rs today “ In most o f the marches our Vietnamese troops. This has not, however, £ £ □ L £ i VIcftory Gardan (CC). (R) from above charms an innocent into YOGU N dochina. 13 Eggs Black 9:30PM [HBO] MOVIE: 'Draam a Ut- ly and may m ^e fewer compromises in negotia­ M £ £ E £ £ £ S £ spreading his masssge. George Bums, denounced police as having used people have been conscious of the detracted from the confidence evident among 14 Inter — ; 39 Boredom □ □ (S) T.J. Hookar tla Dream' (CC) An sccidant leaves an Officials in this capital deny military successes Suzanne Ptashetle, David Bimay. 1980. tions to end the 11-year-old civil war. among 41 Your and my 0 B 1 E 1 R £ Q £ £ elderly couple's transmigrated souls zn unnecessary force in firing on a need to keep order and discipline, Cambodian government officials. w ill harden their stance at the conference table, (S ) Familv T ia t (CC). otfiers 42 — Pyle 0_ 0_ £ E £ £ s K 1 □ (S ) M OVIE: 'ScaiKiatous' An ambitious trapped within the bodies of two high- WH4T HAPPENEPTO potest march with shotguns, kill­ and there is never any need for the The avowed September pullout of Vieuiam’s “ I think they’re feeling preUy good about them­ 46 Printer's @ Or. Fad television reporter falls victim to a pair of saying the draining “ half war, half peace” that ex­ 15 Furrows D E E £ £ S £ B £ A N G school teens. Jason Robards. Corey Fald- THOSE EXECUTIVES forces left the untested and jittery Phnom Penh 16 Neighbor ol measures con artists. Robert Hays. John Gielgud, Pa­ man. Meredith Salenger. 1989. Rated PG- ing at least nine blacks and wound­ police to take the kind o f violent selves. Th ey’ve surprised themselves,” said one £ £ £ E B £ ® Thraw's Company T ENTAX WHEN THERE WAS A ists is unacceptable. Fr. 47 Call it ------government facing a three-party guerrilla coalition M £ S T_ £ £ W mela Stephenson. 1984. 13. |tn Stereo) ing more than 400 others. action they look,” the group said in Western aid official who requested anonymity. 17 Mountain 49 Short for £ . G [A & E ] Dacadaa: '70a Part 2 of 2. |R) TAKEOVER AT THE “ Look around you at this rundown country,” A £ 1 (S ) (S ) Matlock (CC) A British ambassa­ that includes the powerful Khmer Rouge. system in Augustus L £ £ £ 0 B □ (CNN] World Today 1 0:00PM (X Nawa (CC). F00P-PR0CES6INS African National Congress a statement. “They’re concerned about the future, but they said Pong Peng Cheng, a senior advisor to Prime I dor. charged with murder, refuses to hide 50 01 a brain E_ £ £ £ £ £ £ s Initially, the Chinese-armed guerrillas made Europe B □ [DIS] MOVIE; 'Claranca, tha Croaa- (33) W PIX Nawa COMPANY. leader Walter Sisulu said black think they have compromised as much as they membrane behind his dipidmatic immunity. (2 hrs ) (R) In another development, police Minister Hun Sen. “How can you have develop­ 18 Asian wom­ L 0 S T E S T E s □ Q Eyad Lion' A lion who can't seem to focus headway in northwest Cambodia. But as the mon­ 51 Behind 1 (In Stereo) (3® Whalars Wrap-Up leaders would complain about will, can and need to.” an's on his prey is brought to an African re­ reported today that nine blacks had ment when war remains the top priority, when 40 quarters 52 Landing (abbr.) 33 Of the tall ROCCEE soon season approaches, signaling a slowdown in search center for observation. •Marshall 9® Cheaapeaka: Groat Shollfiah Bay Mi­ (2D M*A*S*H Now arrange the circled letters to Monday’s incident when the A N C to 50 percent o f the budget goes to the military?” ig Drink to boat 5 Dancer type 34 Mistakes chael Price, internationally acclaimed wRd- 7”^ form the surprise answer, as sug­ been killed over the past 24 hours fighting, the tide appears to have turned. Knowledgeable diplomats caution about predic­ health of 53 Anglo-Sason 6 Layer of eye 36 Kind ol rock Thompson, Betsy Drake. Richard Haydn. (8 ) ® Midnight Callnr (CC) (60 min.) (In meets government leaders April 11 To date, round after round o f negotiations — in lifa cinematographer, captures the fascin­ Stereo) gested by the above cartoon. in factional fighting, including tions for this volatile, tragic country, but sketch 21 Spire slave 7 War god 37 Persons 1965. Ratsd G. to try to clear the way for tiks on The Khmer Rouge has failed to lake the 8 Drivers' gp. 38 Cuddly ating life on the bay throughout the four Paris, Jakarta and Bangkok — have failed despite ornament 54 Actor Alda [ESPN] NBA Today seasons. (60 min.) (2® Storiea From El Salvador Three fami­ seven men hacked to death by a northwest’s major city, Battambang. The U.S.- one possible scenario that sees Phnom Penh 55 Use thriftily 9 Detective animal II r N w ending white-minority rule. 22 More up-lo- [HBO] MOVIE: 'Tap' (CC) An sx-con is lies reflect on how their daily life has been Answer t h e y mob armed with knives and trying, while coping with the civil war, to slowly a stack o f pieace plans and active participation by date 56 Attention- Oueen 40 Atoll (8) MOVIE: 'Attantla, Tha Loat.Conti- affected by El Salvador's v i^ n t civil war. J Police officers, who declined to backed Khmer People’s National Liberation Front 10 Jack the — 43 Amorous caught between the seduction of an easy the world’ s major powers. 24 Long-eared getting nont' After rescuing a beautiful princess si (60 min.) (English subtitles In Spanish) (In (Answers tonxTrrow) machetes in an apparent revenge is suffering sharp setbacks, and troops loyal to improve economic conditions and deepen political 11 Green spot look life through crime or the joys he experi­ be named, said five blacks were animals sound sea, a Greek fisherman learns that her fath­ Stereo) killing in Natal province.. A major obstacle to peace is the future role o f 26 — Runyon 19 Fishing 44 Pbrfume ences through tap dancing. Gregory Hines, er's mythical kingdom has been taken over Jumbies: TULIP FAINT METRIC ALIGHT overall coalition chief Prince Norodom Sihanouk control. Eventually, it would gain international Yeeterda/a killed Monday when police fired 28 Woodland DOWN 20 Britain's ingredient Sammy Davis Jr., Suzzane Douglas. 1989. by an evil genius. Anthony Hall, Joyce Tay­ (8 ) S3) Nawa And in Cape Town today, police recognition and aid. the Khmer Rouge. 45 Ancient Ital­ Answer Some people are tactful, while others do have yet to make significant gains. deity Margaret — Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) lor. Frank de Kova. 1961. dZ) Mooda ar«d M usic A look at tfie rela­ thIs-TELL THE TRUTH on the march in the black township 1 Biblical 23 Ruler's ian family used tear gas and rubber bullets to 29 Middie East [LIFE] Suparmarkat Swaap ® Hockey Weak tionship between mood disorders and o f Sebokeng south o f Johannes­ org. priest realm 48 Craving creativity. (60 min.) disperse some 150 squatters who 30 Baseball 2 Evaded 25 Reach 50 Energy [TM C] Sort of the Oacars: It'a Your Call dZ) Nova; Tha Ganiua That W aa China Now b u ll In .lo ck, Jum bl. Book No. a I . . . . I l i b l . lor t2 M . «hlcli Inclui);. bo.l.™ burg. The officers, who were com­ 27 Part of the The Movie Channel will run the winning [CNN] CNN Nawa •ml lulHtllng. Irom Jumblo. do Itil. noxipipor. P.O. Boi 4Ma, O rtii^ , FL 32l02-4aM. i r i ^ to stop municipal workers player Mel 3 Capital ol (CC) Tins overview of Chinese science, Includo your nim«, adflroi. .iHt ilp eodo and m .k . youf ctiack payabib to naarapaparbooka. menting on the event for the first Canada day movies of their call-in vote on several unu- begins.with how Chine's t3th-csntury cul­ [D l$] Gsorga Washington: Tha Forging from demolishing shacks at a 28 Dirt susl categories. (3 hrs.l time, said about 260 pieople were 31 Workers' 4 Numbers ture differed from Europe in the Middle of a Nation Barry Bostwick, Patty Duke squatter camp. Police said they in­ Contras issue arms ultimatum [USA] He-Man and Mastara of tha Ages (60 min.) Part T of 4. and Jeffrey Jonas star in a portrait of hurt, half o f them by police. Univaraa 1 la FT- W TT (H) M OVIE: 'Draamscapa' A young America's first president based on James KIT 'fi CARLYLE by Larry Wright tervened after squatters attacked between Oscar Sovalbarro, a com­ long-ruling leftist Sandinista’s to reluming to Nicaragua in Septem­ Thomas flexner's Pulitzer Prize-winning But officials at the Sebokeng By Doralisa Pilarte 6:15PM [MAX] MOVIE: Voyage to psychic uncovers a plot to kill the President the workers with rocks, bottles and mander who signed the agreement, Mrs. Chamorro’s victorious alliance. ber. As many as 4,000 were by sending an assassin into tvs dreams. biography. Aired on CBS in 1986 (2 hrs.) Hospital said today that nine TT the Bottom of the See' (CC) An experi­ sticks. One worker was injured. The Associated Press believed in Nicaragua by the Feb. 25 mental atomic submarine discovers a belt Dennis Quaid. Max Von Sydow, Kate Cap- Part 1 of 2. (R) people were killed and 447 treated and Galcano, who did not. Representatives of Mrs. Chamor­ shaw 1984. Thousands of blacks marched elections. TT of radiation encircling the earth. Walter for injuries, mostly from police Tlie Sandinistas, defeated at the ro negotiated Friday’s accord, which Pidgeon, Joan Fontaine. Barbara Eden [A& E] Biography: Baba Ruth The life of [M A X ] M OVIE; 'Fhro Corflars' Working- today in Kwathema township near MANAGUA, Nicaragua — With Sovalbarro, who negotiated the 1961 (In Stereo) class 1963 Brooklyn is tha setting for this shotgim fire. polls last month, have said they says Contras in Honduran camps TT 21 the inimitable Babe, from his childhood Johannesburg to protest against the ink barely dry on a Contra accord for the Contras, said Monday days in Ballimore lo his baseball years account of 36 hours in the lives of several won’ t hand over control o f the army will demobilize by April 20, five 6:30PM (D c BS Newa (CC) (In Stereo) disparate characters. Jodie Foster, Tim It was the worst confrontation promise to disband by mid-April, that an “ insurgent military contin­ Host actor Pal O'Brien (60 mm.) high rents. Police monitored the and police to the new government days before the conservative coali­ a (X) A B C Newa (CC) Robbins. Todd Graff 1987 Rated R between police and protesters in U.S.-backed rebels have streamed [CNN] PrimaNaws peaceful march and made no move headed by Violcta Chamorro until tion takes office. gent of 2,000 rebel fighters” has (X) Comedy Whee) 1 0:30PM (33) USA Tonight recent months. Police also clashed into Nicaragua and their military relumed since Friday and “ its num­ [D IS ] Mora About SIHy Symphoniat lo intervene, witnesses said. the U.S.-backed rebels turn in their But the agreement sets no dead­ (11) Chariei In Charge (CC). Walt Disney explains how Silly Symphon­ (3® Synchronal Research with protesters in several other leader says they won’t disarm until bers could increase at any moment.” ies tested color animation used in feature weapons. line for disbanding rebels on w (jf) Ebony/Jat Showcase (2® Mega Memory townships near Johannesburg Sisulu said the violence in the Sandinista army does. Contra bases across the border in films There were reports o f intensified Nicaraguan territory, now at least Mama's FamOy (8 ) M OVIE: 'The Prize' Six Nobel Prize Monday, using shotgims, rubber Sebokeng and other black [HBO] MOVIE: Far from Homa' A half the 12,000-man Contra army. Yamales, Honduras, are practically TT (g ) (@ NBC Newa (CC). winners in Stockholm include a disillu­ townships may stem from efforts “We are speaking of total fighting and. In Washington, the grimy Nevada shantytown holds a grim sioned American writer who becomes in­ bullets and tear gas to disperse empty, according to jounialists and @ (S3 Nightly Business Report welcome for a strended writer and his nu­ demobilization — that includes both State Department asked the United Galcano said it was unrealistic to volved in a kidnapping plot. Paul Newman, crowds. N o deaths were reported. lo derail negotiations with the international observers. 9® Family Ties (CC). bile 14-year-old daughter Drew Barry­ Edward G Robinson. Elke Sommer. 1963. ourselves and the Sandinistas,” rebel Nations to increase the number o f expect immediate demobilization. more. Matt Frewer. Richard Masur 1988. The Mass Democratic Move­ government on sharing power with They “ have become ghost camps. (S) Love Connection 93) Thraa's Company military chief, Israel Galcano, said observers it is sending to the region “ An eight-year process cannot be Rated R. ment, which organized Monday’s blacks. Government officials have There’s just a few of them left [A&E] Chronicle [ESPN ] Basaball Tonight Monday. so tensions can be kept at a mini­ decided by the dismantling o f an or­ TT [LIFE] Moonlighting protest against high rents in made the same charge. there,” one intcmational observer 41 [ESPN ] SportsLook mum. ganization in 15 days,” he said. 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Please companion for on el­ claims of unfair trode cations published by while educating them • A Woman needed to core Joriojoo ’“ii proctices. Infringe­ the Manchester He­ Buildup Game send cover letter and Add buildup to your derly lady. Must drive. about our friends In the resume to Patricio for mv 2 girls In my budget by selling no- Please respond to Box ment of trademarks, rold. Penny Sletfert, sea. His programs ore home. 25 hours weekly. S c/o The Manchester trode names or pat- Publisher. Gerhard at Fuss & longer used furniture and appropriate for The Knights of O'Neill, Inc. 146 Hart­ Ann 646-7846. appliances with a low-cost Herald, 16 Bralnard THE BORN LOSER by Art Sanaom PHIPPS by Joseph Farrte schools, fairs, bovs- Columbus ford Rood, Manches­ od in Classified. 643-2711. Place. cout/glrlscout troops, ter,CT 06040. eoe/m/f. HELP HELP and any other function St. Jude Council HELP WANTED WANTED Imoginoble. For more SALES SECRETARY- WANTED I LOOK FOR THE Information please coll Snake Hill Rd. /Greeter. Part-time. 742-0724, If no one Is Dollv 3pm-8om and ev­ MEDICAL ASSISTANT available to take your Coventry, CT ery other Saturday. with computer, book­ I 4- STARS ... ^ NEED EXTRA CASH? phone coll, pleat# Heavy customer con­ keeping, and medical leove 0 messoge. -Very tact. PC skills o plus. Insurance claims expe­ ILook for the CLASSIFIED WORK AT HOME reasonable rates. You rience for Manchester won't be DIETOFTHEDO'S ThorptCFreVY 1989 4 practice. Send resume Come join our Team of Home ditappointadlll Try the new diet disc pro­ wheel drive pick-up. to; 1 Herltoge Place, I ADS with STARS; gram. All natural, Dr. rec­ Short bed, stepside Suite 105, Monchester, VALUABLE REWARD Moreen auto with olr CT 06040. ommended. 100% guar­ and tope cassette. 27K I Put a star on your ad TELEMARKETERS Lost wallet, all orglnal anteed. Call Doreen at; miles. Asking $9500. I.D.'s. Lost Winsom's 647-9961 Must sell. Coll 228-1882. NURSE-For Monchester -JWiv Sport Store Area. Please Oncologists office. Will '•/Hr. 9-i7.. return wallet Intact. train. Competitive so- Must be self motivated! DENTAL ASSISTANT. lorv and benefits. Coll 643-2711 Must be excellent in Selling! Brian-6536172 PART TIME Part-time, 3 day per between lOom and 4pm HELP WANTED week for a specialty 646-0534.______1 WINTHROP by Dick Cavsill THE GRIZW ELLS by Bill Schorr You will feel Right at Home! Is odvertlslng expensive? G3 practice In Manches­ ter. Rewording posi­ FULL-TIM E Immedlot# ISU RE T" TOURtWI^TUAliy Interested? You'll be surprised now CLEANING Person part- opennlng. Molor ap­ iHamlirBtrr H m U l economical It Is to adver­ time, Mondov-Frldov, tion for o responsible, pliances delivery and br in q -t h is f l y e r t o UV(£ ^ CBH5IPCR6PACAMSR For more information call 10-12 hours per week. people-oriented per­ TAV ■ AS A Sm KD -UP tise In Classified. 643-27)1. Installation. We will (?APlO STATION W<3 LA 6 4 7 - 9 9 4 6 Manchester. 742-5633. son. Wllltroln.646-4811. train. Dependable, BER3RE NOON TOCAY... Between 3 and 6 pm self-starters opolv to­ HELP day. Includes Satur­ Ask for Elaine IHELP IHELP day. $5.50 hour paid HELP HELP WANTED WANTED WANTED training. Call 643-2171. WANTED WANTED

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EEK AND MEEK by Howls Schneider ALLEY OOP by Dsve Oraue • No experience required tor • Fully experienced auto body SERVICE • Printing establishment requires •Interesting opening (or driver/ salesperson lor women's departfnont repaxer needed lo handle a l form# platomaker with 2 yrs. oxpononco; courier Must have excellent drivxig • Immediate opening lor auto m retail establishment Good pay • ol aulo body work Very good pay AAARCOS skilled in programming and operabon record Krx>wledge ot Boskxi area iS&OUa... mechanics. Employer will train in­ employee discount . bonolits rale ol Misomex platomaker as well as preferred Excellent pay and full dividual with mechanical ability. benefits. Good pay rate. conventional platemaKing 2nd shift •Only 3 mo#. #xporionco in quality Excellent pay and bonotits plus shift •Accurate typist with 1 yr oxpononce difterenbal. control work I# qualification for parl- to handki invontoiy, tiling, cleanng in tim# quality control technician open­ •Experience alteration tailor needed voices, use CRT. back up on ing Will train to tost materials. at one# lor alterations work in men's switchboard Very divorslhed Good Sfafe of Connecticut Should hav# math ability and department ol retail store. Good pay •Bindery folding machine operator pay and full benefits mechanical aptitude Good pay/ rate. with minimum of 2 yrs. experience Labor Department benolit8. needed at once - 2nd or 3rd shift 806 Main Street Excellont pay/benollts. •No experience required lor workik m deli, produce, or dairy dopartmi^t in Manchester, CT 06040 supermarket Pay ♦ benefits. U (203) 649-4558 MANCHESTER HERALD, T\iesday. March 27,1990—15 14— MANCHESTER HERALD, T\iesday, March 27, 1990 DON'T KNOW where to 17 JMISCELLANEOUS I WANTED TO look next for a lob? How I 2 Y I HOMES HOMES I APARTMENTS APARTMENTS HOMES HELP I HELP CHILD CARE ’M for sale BUY/TRADE about placing a "Situa­ WANTED WANTED FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR RENT FOR RENT ' FOR RENT FURNITURE tion Wanted" ad In classified? CONSCIENTIOUS 54' Oak roll fop desk. FOR SALE-Nell Diamond STEINWAY GRAND PI­ LUXURY-1 bedVoom AAANCHESTER-3,4,5,6 MANCHESTER-Lovely 3 ANO wanted (only), Condo. Heat and hot and 7 room apart­ bedroom Duplex. Car­ Mother of 18monfh $790; 3 console Wur- concert photos. $50 and daughter will baby llfzer Organ $350. Can up. Please call 649-9409. any size In any condi­ Water Treatment Operator BY OWNER wafer Included. Cen­ ments. Security. No peting. Immediate oc­ tion. Will pay fop price CARS tral air, overlooks pets. Now available. cupancy. $825. 646-3938. sit,my home. Referen­ be seen at Manchester SAFES-New and used. Spcciolisi|> ces 649-0923. Hardware, 643-4425. and pick up. Call now FOR SALE The Connecticut Water Company is seeking a BOLTON A park, 647-1701.______646-2426, 9-5 weekdays. Trade up or down. 1-800-238-6324 anytime. I technically motivated individual for duties in­ f f EAST HARTFORD-1 and MANCHESTER- Liberal allowance for Dutch Colonial- 7 rooms with attached STORE/OFFICE ONE OF THE nicest clean safes In good i4 aaverfislng expensive? 1978 Camaro type L-T 350 cluding operation of 2 water treatment plants 2 bedroom Duplex. $455 Beauflful 1 bedroom things about wanr ads is You'll be surprised now and $560 plus utilities. apartment, quiet, on FOR RENT condition. American V8 power, new paint, located in Rockville & Stafford Springs. Good 31/2 room apartment on 8 acres. 2 full I MISCELLANEOUS their low cost. Security Corp. Of CT, economical It Is to adver­ runs good. $2850/best No pets. Securlty/ref- bus line, living room, tise In Classified. 643-2711. math & chemistry skills required. State of cellars, extra large 2 car garage. Po­ dining room, fully OFFICE FOR RENT- SERVICES 27 Commerce Sf., Glas­ offer. 646-7757. erences. Appointment Includes utilities and I only. 282-75J2.______equipped kitchen, air tonbury. 646-4390 or 633- Connecticut treatment plant operator's certifi­ tential for 3 building lots. parking. Location 485 GSL "BundniT"AAaTnfr- TV/STEREO/ 5100. NOTICE MANCHESTER-1 bed­ conditioning. Ideal for cation a plus. Must live in sen/ice area or be seniors or middle aged. E. Middle Turnpike. nance Co. Commercl- APPLIANCES PUBLIC HEARING room, heat, hot wafer, 646-1698. al/ResIdenflal building BOARD OF DIRECTORS willing to relocate. Salary commensurate with $390,000 . stove, refrigerator, on Heat and hot wafer Included. $645.247-5030. MANCHESTER-330 repairs and home Im­ CURTIS MATHIS Solid END ROLLS TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT experience & education. Reply to: bus line, near parkade. provements. Inferior State color TV. Good Negotiable square feet. $302 per 27W width — 50« Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of The Connecticut Water Company No pets. Older person month. Utilities and and exterior painting, working condition. $90. 647-1901 PAINTING/PAPERING preferred. $450 plus 1 13" width - 2 for 50$ Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing at tee Lin­ CLEANIN8 SERVICES LAWN CARE GARPFNTRY/ parking Included. 1 light carpentry. Com­ Please call 649-9409. coln Center Hearing Room, 494 Main Street, Manchester, 93 W. Main Street months security. 643- I ROOMS mile to 1-84. Peterman plete lanitorlal ser­ Newsprint end rolls can be REMODELING 6802. vice. Experienced, rel­ picked up It the Maiwheeter Connecticut, on Tuesday. April 3, 1990 at 7:30 p.m. to con- Ciinton, CT 06413 41 SUMMER ST.-New to COLUMBIA-Completelv QUALITY I FOR RENT Building Co. 649-9404. Herald ONLY before 11 a.m. s i^ and act on tee following: VERNON-Off 1-84, close iable, free estimates. I MACHINERY Monday through Thursday. EOE/AAP the market. 3 bedroom remodeled Colonial. CANEPA SPRING CLEANUP STORES FOR RENT-474 Appropriations to Education Special Projects — Colonial In spotless PAINTING to park, 6 rooms, 1 643-0304. Possible owner financ­ DethatcWng: edging; hedge and CUSTOM CARPENTRY with kitchen and thru 476 Main Street. AND TOOLS Fund 41: condition, convenient ing! $145,900. Strano JANITORIAL bush trimming. Lawn mowing. COMPANY bedroom, I ’/j baths, Weekdays, 646-2426, 9- ATTENTION Dog UNLIMITED deck, patio, fireplace, laundry privileges. Owners-Reglstraflon 1. Manchester Head S ta rt...... $3,617.00 location , large screen Reol Estate, 647-76S3.a Experienced. Dependable. Specializing in: Private reside. No 5. 6 ENERAL6 M r SERVICES , air, heat/hof Wafer In- now In progress for 2. Non-Public EERA ...... $33.00 I BUSINESS porch, many updates. COVENTRY-Gorgeous, Licenced i Insured •Custom Painting Smoking. No Alcohol. 3. Carl Perkins Grant — ROTC ...... $6,527.00 SECRETARY Asking $144,900. Call CALL NOW! Ray Hardy's Lawn Care • eluded, appliances, basic obedience CONSTRUCTION I OPPORTUNITIES original owners. Con­ Decks, Kitchens & Bath­ •S h q e tro c k cable-ready, carpet­ $85 weekly. 649-2902. MANCHESTER INVITATION TO BIO 4. Cart Perkins G rant— Program SmaX electronics manufac­ Barbara. RE/MAX classes. Please coll for temporary Cape built 6 4 5 ^ 6 7 0 7 646- 7S73 room^ designed & remod­ •T e x tu re d ing, parking. $825. ANDOVER LAKE-580 243 E. Center St. location. 10(X) training site location SUPPLY MUST Improvements ...... $50,(XX).00 LOCAL Vending route-all East of the River, 647- In 1989. $132,900. Strano The Manchester Public 5. Teacher Standards Implementation ...... $2,150.00 turing Co. is seeking a re­ 1419.0 eled. Ceramic t8e, all phases c e ilin g s Available June 1. 875- weekly Includes use of sq. ft. 4 rms. arranged as 2 rm nearest you. 659-2482 or GO: Schools solicits bids for CUS­ cosh Income-for sale. Real Estate, 647-7653.0 suites. Will subdivide if needed. 6. Head Start Discretionary...... $300.00 sponsible individual for a M House Cleaning T + A LAWN & of carpentry & repair. 8954, 5:30pm.______completely furnished 267-7025. Trainer Joe TODIAL SUPPLIES for the Call John 1-800-749- INVESTORS TAKE •W a llp a p e r house. Washers/dryer •Genie 30' Lift To be finarxred by State or Federal Grants. EAST HARTFORD- at reasonable rates. LANDSCAPING INC. APARTMENT For Renf- Available 4/1/90. DISanfo.______1990-1991 school year. t position in our busy front 4449. NOTEMI Just re­ Charmlng Cape with Cal Now For Spring Specials ■Plaster and lake privileges. duced! This 2 family Is I Weekly, bi weekly, month^. No Manchester, Main B S MUSIC Ed CT certi­ ■Constmetion Heaters Sealed bids will be received To consider tee adoption ot an ordinance authorizing tee pur­ ■■ ■ I I .1 ■! I — Personal Care ■Interior /Exterior Call Tony Gorman 643-1139 office. Pleasant telephone unloue lay-out. 3 or 5 528-5502 A n y tim e Street. 529-7858 or 563- 742-5010 evenings, non- •Mahogany Doors until April 12, 1990, 2:00 p.m., chase of premises at 944 Tolland Turnpike, Manchester, from situated In a highly I job too big or too small. -Mowing smoker. fied teacher has open­ Save money on cleaning bedrooms, garage. References - 4438.______ings for piano, voice at which time they will be Mary E. Parsons tor $3,750.00 and further authorizing the pur­ manner, good aptitude w/ visible commercial bl- $132,900. Strano Real For free estimates ' -Planting & D ^gn •Ladders/Wheelbarrow products by using ammo­ zone. Each floor has 4 FREE Estimates and theory lessons. 643- publicly opened. The right is chase ot premises at 717 Tolland Turnpike, Manchester from figures & a strong typing Estate, 647-7653.0 please call 742-6419 Cali Aaron Alibrio HANDYMEN/CARPENTERS MANCHESTER-Verv •Masonry Saw Richard M. and Judith A. White tor $4,800.00. Both ot the nia, diluted to the strength rooms with a formal Cleaning, H^jlng, Carpentiy, Quality workman­ nice, 2 bedroom, 2 MANCHESTER 7040. reserved to ^e ct any and all ELLINGTON- ______646-0511 •Tools/Nails/Bolts/ bids. Specifications and bid aforesaid purchases are tor the purpose ot highway improve­ background required. Ex­ recommended on the bot­ dining room on the 1st Remodeling. Reasonably Priced ship and materials. baths, wall-to-wall cor- tle, for washing walls and Immaculate, open FreeEstimaias I CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE OR Screws forms may be secured al tee ments to be made to Tolland Turnpike. (A copy of the perience w/general office floor. 2 car detached Written guarantee. petlng, on 1st floor. LEGAL NOTICE windows. Bring extra mo­ garage. Over 250 feet of floor plan Ranch. 2356 Interior/Exterior LAWN MAINTENANCE Ay Calls AnsMTsd I FOR RENT And M ore! Business Office, 45 Norte proposed ordinance may be seen in the Town Clerk’s Office -spring Clean-up Licensed & Insured. Close to schools, LEASE/OPTION TOWN OF ANDOVER during business hours.) work preferred. Good medi­ ney Into your home by frontage on Adams souare feet. Great fam­ Painting Done R ic k 's Harxiym atT & churhees, and shop­ School Street, Manchester, selling no-longer-needed Street and New State ily home! $239,900. •light carpentiy -Seasonal Mowing C a rp e n try!ry !Service C a ll NEWLY renovated 2 bed­ 2 of the best located pro- The 4th quarterly installment Call 528-6263 Connecticut. Appropriation to Special Grants — Fund 61 — Existing Ac­ cal and dental benefrts. •Planling/Mulch Beds ping. On bus line. $700. of real estate and personal Items with a low-cost ad In Rd. Near the new Buck- Strano Real Estate, -ceilings and walls repaired 6 4 6 -1 9 4 8 203-875-9094 Security and referen­ room Condo.Lease op­ feeional office suites in town. 076-03 count No. 871 — Drug Investigation ...... $1,708.70 Please send resume a apply Classified. 643-2711. 647-7653.0 -attics and cellars cleaned -Shrubs Ttknmed tion. For Information property taxes on the October to be financed by forfeiture payment already received. land M ali!!! $229,000. ResidMitlai & ConumrcW Accounts ces a must. Move-In atTEK Electronics, 6 Prog­ MANCHESTER-Colonlal 643-6386 2 4 H o u rs call 649-0857. (1) R rst floo r facing Main S t 1, 1988 Grand Ust are due Anne Miller Real Est- FiwEstim alet Expert SmvIoo between April 158, May NOTICE TO CREDITORS To consider tee levying of assessments on properties on Sun- ate, 647-8000.O______with 3 bedrooms, gar­ COLTART CARPENTRY 1250 square feet Huge, pri­ and payable on April 1, 1990. ress Dr., Manchester, CT full/insured/fee estimates For all your carpentry needs. 1. Call 645-8201.______Payments made after May 1, ESTATE OF nybrook Drive and on Gardner Street tor the construction of a age, porches, deck, 643-2884/644-6712 WOGLE'S PAINTING CO vate parking lo t 06040. 5 FIREPLACESm This AdcMtiorrs to fit your shle. MANCHESTER-Oak HOMES 1990 are subject to a late ELEANOR E. HILLS NOTICE TO CREDITORS sanitary sewer main and appurtenances. 1735 Colonial has been and fenced yard. SWEEP MR. WINTER Decks, roots, porches, finished Quality work at a Street. 4 room apart­ (2) 2500 square feet, 2 story a/k/a INSTRUCTION $134,900. Strano Real LAWN MOWERS I^^IFOR RENT charge of 1 per month on ESTATE OF To consider tee levying ot assessments on properties on Bid- totally updated with OUT THE WINDOW! basements. References & Low reasonable pricel ment tor rent. Securl- traditional style building. the late installment from the ELEANOR HILLS Estate, 647-7653.0 Our cieaninQ ttrvio e ia GERTRUDE M. WEBB well Street and on Weteerell Street for tee construction of a new country kitchen, REPAIRED Prices. 1 -1 1 ^ 1-12-4tB. , Intarfor 4 Exterior fy/own heat. 649-2780. BOLTON- 9 room Con­ Very near famous Cavey's due date, or a minimum of MANCHESTER-Iovely, tfioiough i oepandabie. The Honorable William E. The Honorable William E. water main and appurtenances. RESPONSIBLE loving new baths, new roof •k Free Pickup & Delivery Free Estimates MANCHESTER-1 bed­ temporary. $1400 Restaurant. Off street park­ $2.00. Payment by mail is en­ FitzGerald, Judge of the Court and furnace. Has for­ unique and Immacu­ 633-1835 FitzGerald, Judge of the Court To consider adoption of an ordinance authorizing tee acquisi­ person needed to core MAKE MUSIC in Manchester ' Cali Brian Weigle room apartment. Hea- monthly plus utilities. ing. couraged or payments may be of Probate, District of for 3 children In South mal dining room, keep­ late Cope. Very desira­ D.W.Fish 643-1591 or made at the Town Office of Probate, District of tion of premises at 102-104 Charter Oak Street Manchester, Piano lessons for Fra* EstknateMJnbeaiabie PrtCM ★ Prompt, Courteous. 645-8912 f/hot wafer, carpeting, CALL TOM BOYLE Manchester at a hearing held Manchester at a hearing held from Charles J. and David L Minicucci tor highway purposes, Windsor home full- ing room, and 4 bed­ ble area. $141,000. MASTER CARPENTER air, all appliances. Call 871-1400. Bldg., School Road. The Tax Strano Real Estate, 643-7724 or 647-95S6 E xp ert S ervice on 03/21/90 ordered titet aN on 03/20/90 ordered that all and for tee consideration ot performance by tee Town ot work tlme days. 644-3971. ANY AGE! rooms plus wide plank 649-5249. MANCHESTER-3 bed­ OWNER/AGENT Collector's hours are as fol­ claims must be presented to Pine floors through­ 647-7653.0 it Reasonable Prices Doors and witdowsfo gtstoiii bull claims must be presented to on property of the owners. (A copy of the proposed ordinance EARN up to $339.84 per Call Jan McHugh Himself BENNET Elderly room Cape, fireplace, B O Y L E R E A L lows: the fiducia^ at the address out. This charmer sits MANCHESTER-Orlglnal TWED OF HOUSEWORK? k Free Estimates Nojobioosmal. Monday — 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 tee fiducia^ at the address may be seen in tee Town Cleik's Office during business week assembling our 6 4 9 -7 8 0 4 OR A HOUSE ONLY ★ 15% Senior Discount Apartments-1 bedroom fully appllonced kit­ below. Failure to promptly below. Failure to promptly hours.) products at home. Am­ on 1.8 acres of land or owners. Beautiful, •FREE ESTIMATES Painting & We\llpap§iing at chen, dining room, 2 ESTATE p.m. and 6:(X} p.m. to 8:00 present any such daim may vou can make an offer SURFACE CLEANED.' apartments for Imme­ p.m. present any such daim may All public meetings ot the Town ot Manchester are held at azing recorded mes­ Contemporary Cape ECONOMY LAWN •SENICa DISCOUNTS its b es t Free Estimates. Fully diate occupancy. 1 baths, 1 car garage. No 6 4 9 -4 8 0 0 result in the loss of rights to result in the loss of rights to on the adlacent 11 acre with many amenities, THEN CALL ME AT Tuesday — 9:00 a.m. to 4:(X) locations which are accessible to handicapped citizens. In ad­ sage reveals details. MOWER Insured. Established 1974. month free rent. Please pets. 2 month's secur­ recover on such daim. recover on such claim. Call today. 645-1952, lot. It's available!!! appllonced, 2 car gar­ 644-1134 OVER 20 YRS. EXPERIENCE' ity. $950 plus utilities. p.m. dition, handicapped incfividuals requiring an auxilliary aid in HOMES $249,900. Anne Miller call 528-6522 for an Wednesday — 9:00 a.m. to Susan McQuay Susan McOuay order to facilitate their participation at meetings should contact ext. 301.______I age. $204,900. Strano ASK FOR ANITA Cali Anytime 643-9321 application. 649-0795.______Real Estate, 647-8000.O NEIL MILLER 2:00 p.m. Ass't Clerk Ass't Clerk tee Town at 647-3123 one week prior to tee scheduled meet­ RECEPTIONIST/Secre- FOR SALE Real Estate, 647-7653.0 BONDED ilNSURED 647- 5705 MANCHESTER-6 room MISCELLANEOUS MANCHESTER-New list­ AVAILABLE Friday — 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 The fiduciare is: ing so teat appropriate cirrangements can be made. tary for S. Windsor MANCHESTER-Superb, 646-5692 Immedlately-Lovely 2 Cape, 2 bedroom, 2 The fiduciary is: ANDDVER-114 Shoddy ing! 4 bedroom Colon­ IFOR RENT p.m. Bemadine Richard Alan J. Webb office. Diversified du­ Impressive Contem­ Wall Papering and Painting bedroom, 2nd floor baths, quiet country Ronald Osella, Mill Rd. Rent with op­ ial with fireplaced porary. 10 plus rooms. CONCRETE Mary-Alkte Piro c/o Leonard M. Horvath, Esq. c/o James H. Howard, Esq. Secretary ties Include typing, fil­ tion. 7 large rooms, 3 Landscaping ALL PHASES OF HOME apartment. Carpeted, setting, large yard. No 1 CAR GARAGE-Storage 935 Main Street ing, answering phones living room and hard­ Including In-law apart­ 30 years Experience dogs. $835 month. $1000 only. $40 per month. Tax Collector 773 Main Street Board of Directors bedrooms, 2 baths, wood floors. Enclosed Now accepting sp ri^ woik. Ac­ IMPROVEMENT NEEDS appliances. $625 plus Manchester, CT 06040 Manchester, CT 06040 and assisting book­ ment. Much Much Insurance, References and utllltles/securlty. 643- security. Utilities not Rose 647-8400 or 646- Towm o f AfKfover Dated al Manchester, Connecticut 075-03 5.18, wooded acres, front porch. $137,580. More! Strano Real Est­ WET cepting lawn accounts. Clean, BasofiMne IlflWwd - Dseki- 079-03 keeper. Forword re­ Flejdstone fireplace, Sunn)o^« • Rooting • Bittvoons- Free Estimates 2129. Included. 646-5114. 8646. 053-03 080-03 this 23rd day ol March 1990. sume stating salary re­ Sentry Real Estate, 643- ate, 647-7653.0 BASEMENTS? professional senrice. Please Kielim wood stove, applian­ 4060.0 ______MARTY MATTSSON quirements to Eastern ces, possible owner fl- COMPLETELY REMO­ Free estimates & written guaran­ leave message. IS yn. oxporienca MANCHESTER- tee. Hatdways, foundation cracks, 6 4 9 -4 4 3 1 ______Roofing Corp., 317 nanaclng and/or ren­ DELED! Possible Steve Devereaux's LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Immaculate 3 bedroom gravity leads, tHe lines, dry wells, 644-2901 Carpentry Service LEGAL NOTICE Chapel Rd., S. Wlnd- tal. Makeofferl Philips owner financing on this sor, CT 06074. eoe. Split level. Priced to spacious and open sump pumps, windcMr wellB & drain­ ______7 4 2 -1 0 7 6 Real Estate, 742-1450c age lines. Over 40 years experi­ these improvements is a mid-December completion of tee sell! Specialties In­ floor plan Colonial. 6 CoUoge Pro u r v r v 'F WANTED: Mechanically COVENTRY-149 Corn­ ence. References. Phil's Lawn Care program including a second end-of-season collection tor tee Inclined person to op­ clude fireplaced tlvtirg rooms, 3 bedrooms wall Dr. Contemporary ALBERT 2UCCAR0 KITCHEN & BATH ■$1,000,000 Liabiity Ins. ✓ PUBLIC HEARING two eariiost routes collected. erate road sweeper. room and Inground Sa­ (one unfinished) and 2 & Landscaping FY 1990/1991 RECOMMENDED FY 1990/91 Recommended Budaet Summarv Colonial with large brina pool. Joan In- WATER PROORNG ■Ful Workmanls Compensation Will train. Class II li­ full baths. New siding, HARTFORD ■Spring Cleanup . BUDGET OF THE GENERAL MANAGER 2) Cemeteries rooms and open floor guontl. $154,900. Sentry REMODELING ■2 Year VWlOen Guarantee cense a must. Call 646- kitchen and floor, car­ 563-3006 •Weekly Service -Free Estimates WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4,1990 Exoended Adooted Estimated Recommended _$6,435 is included lor an addtional cemeteries maintainor plan. 2x6 construction, Real Estate, 643-4060.Q peting, Andersen win­ From the smallest 7700. Anderson Vinyl clad MANCHESTER ■All Lawn Care Done - MANCHESTER 8d)0 P.M. position with an estimated hiring date of April 1, 1991 and BOLTON-New listing! dows, and front porch. WADDELL SCHOOL AUDITORIUM FUND 1988/89 1989/90 1989/90 .■100 1990/91 windows, Merrillat ca­ 646-3361 repair to the larqpst Cafi 1-BOOG4G4649 24 Hours $5,800 is included tor an additional tractor mower. Staff and e- GENERAL SHOP HELP- Ansaldl built 8 room Situated on 1 acre In Call 742-9540 quipment are necessary to maintain the new cemetery on Convertor/Manufac­ binets. Area of new Also, dampnessmess proofing concre te renovation, we will do a Raised Ranch In great Columbia. $145,900. walls & lloors TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT General Fund 66,767,563 71,751,800 74,201,683 77,499,277 Hillstown Road, the Veteran's section ol which is scheduled for turer of supplies to the homes on oulet cul-de- Strano Real Estate, sac. Property borders condition. Private complete job. opening in the Spring 1991. graphic arts Industry park like yard. Hard­ 647-7653.0 I YAkbMAStkikis BOOKKEEPING/ MARCH 23.1990 Skungamaug River. Start to finish. has a full-time position wood floors, slate en­ MANCHESTER-Duplex. iHEATING/PLUMBiNG SPRING CLEANUP INCOME TAX Data Processing 335,074 460,149 460,149 485,297 3) Police available for a person $239,900. Philips Real try. Marilyn Vatteronl. TO: Board of Directors Estate, 742-1450C ideal owner occupied •Trees & Lawns Cut FREE ESTIMATES FROM: Richard J. Sartor. General M anager____ —$24,802 ($20,802 for salaries and $4,0(X) tor two complete Interested In varied du­ $188,900. Sentry Real situation. Nice 2 bed­ •Yards & G a r a ^ Cleaned SUBJECT: RECOMMENDED BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 6,311,339 6,311,049 6,614,814 uniform and equipment issues) is included to hire two addition­ ties. Must be flexible TOLLAND-519 Mile Hill Complete do-it-yourself Water Fund 6,201,068 Estate, 643-4060.O room Duplex on very •Brush Piles Removed ALAN W. GATES 1990/91 al patrol officers with an estimated hiring date ot March 1, regarding duty assign­ Rd. Newly built 7 room MANCHESTER- private lot. This home M&MOIL programs available.' 1991. This Is a continuation ot tee Board ot Directors policy ment, have reasonable Cape on 1.5 acres In­ ■Trtick & Backhoe Work &CO. Sewer Fund 2,639,720 2,860,795 2,771,193 3,857,630 Spaclous 23 bedroom, 2 offers the benefits of a I PLUMBING & HEATING •Exterior Housepainting TO: Board of Directors direction established in tee cunent year budget, with the hiring mechanicle skills and cludes Raised panel Heritage Kitchen & All phases of FROM: Richard J. Sartor, General Manager ot two additional patrol otficers, to add two patrol officers in the both unit. Oversized Duplex with the pri­ •Dil Burner Service & Sales •Driveways S ^ e d handle some heavy lift­ doors. Oak flooring In vacy and charm of a tax preparation and SUBJECT: RECOMMENDED BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR Spring of throe consecutive fiscal years to establish an eighth dining room, central deck with scenic bock -Automatic Oil Delivoty •Landscaping Installations Bath Center Town Fire Dist 4,613,587 5,632,816 5,523,426 5,979,525 ing. Dependability a yard. $154,900. Sentry single fam ily home. , financial planning. 1990/91 patrol district by FY 1992/93 in response to a 33% incre^e in must. Training pro­ vac and air, and 1st •Well Pumps Sales & Service •Complete Building & Real Estate, 643-4060.O $164,900. D.W. Pish Come visit ow" showroom at: Consistent with Sectwn 5-2 of the Charter of the Town of calls for police services over a five year period and continued vided. Wages and be­ floor loundry. Applian­ -Water Heaters (EiKuto s gu) P rq j^ Maintaiixxi ■Indwidoals •Partnerships Par)ting District 105,834 127,870 128,980 128,990 A MANCHESTER TRA­ Realty, 643-1591.0 254 Broad Street Manchester, attached is my Ftecommended Budget lor the fis­ developm ent in tee area north o f 1-84. nefits comptetitive. ces except refrigerator •Bathroom & Kitchen •AnyJebCmiMa •Corporallons -Estates Call Manchester for Included. Allowances D ITIO N !!! The lov Of MANCHESTER- Fvurmsvux) FftEsesnuAms M anchester •Fiduciaries -Tnjsts cal year July 1, 1990, through June 30, 1991. As you know, — $17,024 ($15,024 for salaries and $2,000 for one cornplete home ownership In Beautlful newly built Remodeling the budget preparation process is both complex and lengthy, Sanitation/ unitorm and equipment issue) is included for an additional appointment: 649-4192. for lighting, flooring, CALL- YARDMASTERS ■Electronic Filing cabinets, etc. $258,900. Manchester often beg­ Colonial on a nice level •Senior Citizen Discounts 643-9996 . 649-5400 beginning as early as ^pfem ber of each year, and indudes Landfill Fund 0 0 0 3.770.857 Crime Prevontion/Community Relations Officer with an es­ RECEPTION" AREA ins with Cape Cod! lot. Ceramic entrywav, •Qectric Work ■ Computerized Tax both information required by Charter and information provided timated hiring date of January 1, 1991. In addition to promotion COORDI NATOR- Philips Real Estate, 0 Located on Crestwood huge fireplaced living FREE ESTIMATES R eturns based on a historical expectation ol the Board ol Directors and ol tee Neighborhood Crime Watch Program cind now reporting Internal medlclol of­ 742-14500 Drive this terrific 6 room with sliders to Phone; ■TTD-TTYForthe Deaf the Community. The format and content ol this budget is, TOTALS 80,662,846 87,144,769 89,396,480 98,336,390 requirements of the accreditation program, this position is fice triage, supervise NORTH COVENTRY-119 oversized deck, 1st MISCELLANEOUS MtSCELUNEOUS therefore, similar in many ways to that ot previous years' proposed to continue the D A R E, program - a progressive room Cape Is loaded Alan W. Gates receptionist and cleri­ Mark Drive. Imme­ with potential. 3 bed­ floor laundry omd 649-2871 SERVICES______SERVICES recommended budgets. It is my feeling however, that the program ot early education in the school system regarding the cal positions. Medical diate occupancy avail­ rooms, 1 bath, walk-out more! Just ask us! Enrolled Agent budget is as much a planning dovica and statement of Intent dangers ot substance abuse that is being conducted through office experience re­ able with this 6 room basement, vinyl siding, $219,900. D.W. Fish Registered Rr as it is a financial policy document. With this in mirxt, I have June 1990 as a grant funded pilot program. quired. Benefits. Full­ Split level Including 2 car garage. Needs Realty, 643-1591.0 CHARLES THE 210 Main Street asked that Department Heads provide measureable objectives GENERAL FUND EXPENDITURE SUMMARY time, Monday-Frlday, hardwood floors, all LANDSCAPING A$KA$PEtlALI§ir 4) Human Services TLC. Priced right at COVENTRY-Watertront. HANDYMAN Manchester for service or officiortcy-orionted improvements that can bo ac­ 9-5. Salaried. Call 646- appliances, rec room, 1 $135,000! Jackson 8, AN electric, small, portable appli­ ENTERPRISES complished in the now fiscal year as a new element ot their — $39,684 is included as an increased contribution to the Here's the one you've ances can be repaired by our 649-7470 L_GX ^ 7679. cor garage. Great Jackson Real Estate, POWER W/ISHING budget requests. 1 conskter these objectives, which are in­ operation ol tee Manchester Area Cooforence ot Churches value, nice neighbor­ been waiting fori Nice DON'S U W N SERVICE experts. 10 yrs. In the Vernon F n 6493295 Total $ RN LPN Internal Medi­ 647-8400.a clean Ranch home residential 4 commercial ducted in the budget narrative on each division, to be the short Emergency Sholtor/Soup Kitchen, representing $12,114 to hood. $151,900. Philips area. A lino selection of new and Visa/Mastercaid range pextion ol a plan to improve existing service and provkJo AdoDted i Increase cine Office. Expe­ right on Coventry •Rotolillinq_ -Edging PAINTING Mgrr balance tee Sheiler budget for basic program operation and Real Estate, 742-1450o BRAND NEW LISTING! rebuilt vacs. Panasonic. Eu­ new services to the community. I will give particular attention Increase Increase Rec. rienced required. Stunning 7 room Dutch Lake. Fabulous views •Hedge & Bush Trimming Interlor/exterlor Function 1989/9Q 1990/91 $27,570 lor expanded hours of shelter operation (9:00 a m Benefits. Competitive QUALITY HOME-ln one reka. Mtete. Wo are here foryoul to the d^ree to which those objectives are mol and indudo closing and 5 00 p.m. opening) and addition ot a part-time Colonial on Redwood of entire lake from I Call now for lawn mowing. Ask your neighbors. Small ap­ SPRING CLEANING 1989 salary. Full-time. Call of Manchester's love­ Road In Manchester. 3 fireplaced living room, -garages -yard their status as a part ot the FY 1991/92 recommended budget case marragor to work with Sheitor residents. 646-7679. Dependable work. ^ pliances repaired. As you know, elements ot the long range pcxlion ot this plan lier area. It has 3 bedrooms, 1.5 baths, screen porch and deck. ■cellars -gutters INCOME TAXES 646-7011 have also been accomplished over the past months. In addi­ Operating 18,871,092 19,122,530 251,438 2.2% 4.4% 5) Recreallon bedrooms, 3 full baths, lovely new Oak kit­ See It today! $229,900. APPLIANCE & VACUUM ■rotatilling Consultation/Preparatlon eat-ln kitchen, formal tion to the ctxnpletion ot the Department/Division Hoad Plan­ chen, fireplace, hard­ D.W. Fish Realty, 643- SERVICE CENTER Individuai/Businese — $3,174 is included to provide special weekend program­ living and dining room, ■Brush/tree & trash ning Session, the Board ot Directors Retreat, and the 1,102,586 396,406 56.1% «.9% ming at Center Spririgs Park, including a Fall Family Festival wood floors, summer 1591.0______Post Rd. Plaza rem oval ^ Employee Opinkxi Survey, the Community Attitudes Survey Capital Imp 706,180 2 car garage, central porch, beautifully Jan PawlowskI Wiekand with family onent^ crafts, activities, music, and air and much much BOLTON-5 acres of land MISCELLANEOUS R l 30 Vernon *30 yrs. experience has been complotod, with a very Ngh response rale ot over refreshments and a *Sarta Claus in tee Park" weekend The maintained Inside and with this unique 4 bed­ SERVICES ‘fast, reliable & 643-7254 50% ot the households sampled responding. A presentation 3,765,950 -154,107 -3.9% -2.7% more. For more details outi Aluminum siding 872-1280 Debt Service 3,920,057 latter program was conducted on a teal basis this p ^ t Decem­ call Deb Owens, 646- room home, plus o 3 fully Insured and distribution ot summciry results ot this Survey will be made ber with a wookond total ol 2,600 parents and children par- and a newer root tor room apartment with *10% senior at the spedal workshop scheduled lor Tuesday, March 27. 2046 resid e n ce . easy care! This super CPA TAX PREPARATION Dd paling $179,900. RE/MAX East Its own kitchen and HAWKES TREE SERVICE SEAMSTRESS discounts 1990. I am very pleased with the ollort invested and the Ins/Misc and home Is offered at — $3,632 e included to provide supervised skating at Union of the River, 647-1419.0 family room, 3 baths, 2 Bucket, truck & chipper. • Dressmaking • Alterations CALL 872-4072 For Individuais & Business. prcxJucl ol this process and tool that the combined results will Employee Ben 6.269.264* 7.227,677 957.742 15,2% 16.7% $205,000. Jackson 8> fireplaces, 2 car gar­ • Replace Zippers • Coat Your home or mfrie. Eve­ provide the framework lor service improvements that will make Pond tor a five week. 52 hour/woek skating season. MANCHESTER-Do It Jackson Real Estate, Stump removal. Free age. A great In-law set Linings ■ Custom Curtains GIVE YOUR budget a nings or Weekends. Manchester a still more pleasant town in which to reside, work — $5,530 IS inducted to provide evening building supervision nowl Call to see this 647-8400.O up. $298,000. U 8i R estimates. Special Non-Education enchanting, well taken I ' constderaUon for elderly arxl •Slipcovers breok shop the classi­ Reasonable Rates a rxi live. at Bentloy School and The Mahoney Flocroation Center when ALL YOU EVER WAN­ Realty, 643-2692.0 fied columns for borgoln Subtotal 29,767,264 31,218,743 1,451,479 4.9% 25.3% care of 3 bedroom, 1 Vz handicapped •A30 Years Experience Can 528-1947 The budget presented lor your consideration is the most con- they are used tor leisure time activities such as crafts and TED...and then some! SOUTH WINDSOR-New8 buys! aerobics classes both Colonial. Just a Exoulslte 10 room Co­ 647-75M CALL 647-8730 sorvativo budget which I feel can be rooommencted at this time tew blocks to schools, room Contemporary. considering both the service needs ol the community and un Education lonial on Emily Lane In Spacious 1st floor fam­ _ _ 1 __ 6) Fixed Costs shopping, and busline. _ certainty regarding the amount ol State grant revenues avail­ Related 41x984,53^* 46.280.534 4i295.99.S 10.2% 74,7% Manchester. This ily room, open curling BUNKER LANDSCAPING LAWN S e r v ic e —$14,000 is mduded as tee estimated total cost of fringe It's an excellent family lovely home features 4 Carpenters/Handymen MATUROEXPERIENCED able. particularly in the areas ol educational grant funding and Investment. Deb Ow­ living room, 2nd floor & DESIGN Fertilizing, liming, spring Slate revenue sharing. Department heads wore encouraged to benefits lor tee staff improvomonts listed above bedrooms, 3.5 baths balcony, 4 bedrooms, 3 /Ul Phases of Home •FuHlwmcwsi •HwtdRakng INCOM E TAX ens, residence 646-2046. Inrludlng a 12x13 mas­ Remodeling clean-up, complete lawn include in their initial budget requests funding tor services CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS RE/MAX East of the baths, 3 car garage. landscaiiing sarvtos-{Xiltiaichng PREPARATION 71,751,800 77,499,277 5,747,477 8.0% 100.0% ter bath with lacuzzi, I Order your decks owy. Also, .SprtngCtoiHjp -FartkzIngiUms service. which they believod to be necessary However, even the final GRAND TOTAL River, 647-1419.0 Ready tor your decora­ department requests were reduced based on the test of need BsaaBB The recommended appropnatton for Transfer to the Capital 1 INDIVIDUAUBUSINESS 25x21 family room, 3 tor. $320,000. U Si R fight hauling and dean-up. MOWING 643-0747 Improvement Reserve is $1,102,586 Th« is an increase ol GARDEN GROVE-New to fireplaces Including Uceneod A Insured DAN MOSLER com pared funding required. The final requests have boon Realty, 643-2692.0 Fully Insursd/Fiss Esttmslss thoroughly to reviewed and altemativo/less expensive methods $396,406, or 56%, over tee current year appropriation ot market. 4 bedroom one In the master bed- o e Brim 84$-7a74 Of 268-7200 OCOROE 633-1716 ____ 649-8045 649-3329 $706,180 and represents tee equivalent ol 1 25 mills ol lax el custom Garrison Co- 239 HIGHLAND ST.- providing services examined, with the end result that only tfie rooml Central air, cen­ Prlstlne 10 room, V tort th « recommendation consists ol a maintenance etiort lonlol. Immaculate In­ tral vac, enormous 2 2 most needed, widely demanded service improvements re­ ♦Adjusted to represent transfer of pension contribution expense to bath, center chimney quested remain in lh« recommended budget These improve^ when compared with tee preceding years mlrastrucluro im terior, large rooms, country kitchen, mar­ Board of Education provomont and heavy equipment replacement programs and beautiful view. Asking Colonial In Highland monts and the incremental cost ot each are presented below ble foyer. In-ground Park. 2.3 ocre private 191;^ BUSINESS tee addition ol Pavement Fl^abilitation Program, at $400,(XX) $223,900. Call Barbara. pool and much much I CONDOMINIUMS BUSINESS II should be noted that the total increase in staff strength kx a l lot. 29 foot 1st floor I CONDOMINIUMS 1^31 PROPERTY General Fund functions is lour persons, or a one percent (1%) lor FY leOfVWI, to increase tee length ol roadway rosurtaced RE/MAX East Of the morel Quiet cul-de-sac I FOR SALE property each year from lour mries to nine miles CX/r current ettorts River, 647-1419.0 moster bedroom suite. I FOR SALE l£2J increase in General Fund supported slatt Given the increasing off of Fern Street I Ot­ 45 foot family room- R F V F .N U E SOURCE CHART result m each mile ol locaNy maintaxied road boirrg resurfaced tered at $489,900. Jack- OFFICE SPACE-$5 demands ol the community and the now challenges that taco HAWTHORNE ST.-PrIce /kltchen combination. NO MONEY DOWNIII VERNON-Conao. Great us. 11 ^ that this is a most consorvativo recommendation every tody five years, while tee proposed impravemonl m reduced. Perky 7 room son 8i Jackson Real $429,900. Don't Miss Itl Tell your landlord value for o 2 bedroom square foot. 1700 creases the troquoncy to every twenty years The eventual Colonial with abso­ Estate, 647-8400.a Located lust past High­ goodbye and move unlf. Conveniently lo­ FOR square feet of dividable The Recommended General Fund Budget, including Board ot goal ot a soutxl road marntonanoe program should be lor each lutely stunning family land Park Market. right Into this well-kept cated. $92,500. Strano space located 1st floor. Education requests, tor FY 1990/91 totals $77,499,277 an in­ Aijgpted Estimated 1 road to be rosurtaced each ton to fifteen years on average, room. You won't be­ AAANCHESTER-Owner Signs postedl Blon- 7 bedroom Townhouse Real Estate, 647-7653.0 LEASE Off street parking; $11 crease ol $5,747,477 over the current year adopted budget 1989/90 1990/91 Increase Increase with tee actual schedule adiustod tor road use Adoption of te» lieve the value In this motivated. Nearly an chord 8< Rossotto Real­ with brick exterior. MANCHESTER- square foot. Lease en­ ?RF RECOMUFNDFD t a x r a t e to SUPPORT THIS Sgurg£ program will also permit sidewalk repairs, funded at $414,060 JCEDAR CHEST. A vBftion for home unit you see It. acre of land comes with This unlf comes com­ tire 2nd floor or separ­ miRftFT IR M96 & IL L ^^IC H REPR^gENTS A..4.2§ in Calends 1900 with Stale grant funds, to be made in concert try thill Itv*! and w tlltfl ■ tors," We're Selling Northfleld Green. Spo- OR SA LE ate offices. Heat In­ SriVoft a ^ iN g^^^feP l T h e cuRRTNrMLi. 44,981,052 51,631,059 6,650,007 14.8% IChBtl can bt m tdt from - Coll Barbara. this roomy 3 bedroom, Houses" 646-2482.0 plete with all applian­ clous 3 bedroom Property Taxes with road repairs, avoiding the undesirable situation ot repair­ |•olld codtr. ctdtf plywood RE/MAX Eost of the 2 both Ranch In Forest cluded. Oft street RAT^ A i itio (iw ofal Fund Expenditure Summary indicates. ing curbing associated with sidewalks and subsoquenity dm A MANCHESTER ces and a full bose- Townhouse with full New 12,000 lor pint lintd with ctdar ' River, 647-1419.0 Hills. Freshly pointed, ment. Convenient to basement. Lots of orklng. Sentry Real ihJ'^m m ondod increase lor aN non education related luoc- turbing teat construction due to later road reconslrucfloo. IOv«r«ll tilt it 20m20 ii46 In- this home features a TRADITION-Thls clas­ downtown and busline. square foot istote, 643-4060.O tions including fixed costs, debt service and capital improve­ Fines, Licenses, ichtt.Our dtttiltd pitnt in- SHODDY MILL RD.- sic Dutch Colonial of 4 closets and central olr. 3,824,186 2,027,544 -1,796,642 -47.2% jciudt fu il-tlit contour.^ Country location and first floor family room, Owner will help fl- Move-In condition. commercial/light m ents is 4 9% When combined with a recommended 10.2% Services fii Rents DEeiStBVlQS fptlttrnt. iliutiftttd tttpby i bedrooms and 1'/^ country size lot. 3 or 4 full basement and otK nancell Coll Nowl 11 D.W. Fish Realty, 643- industrial buileJinrj I APARTMENTS Increase lor all education related functions, the total increase Debt Service has decreased by $154,107, from $3,920,067 to itttpcutting and ttttm bly In- ached 2 cor garage. baths Is located on $84,900. Anne M iller lor all General Fond oxpondituros in FY 1990/91 is 8.0%. iBlructlont. woodworking lipt, ^ bedrooms, 2 story com- 1591.0 FOR RENT Non-Ed State & Fed $3,765,950 due to a lesser total outstanding principal resulting $179,900. Century 21, Strickland St. Side Real Estate, 647-8000.O off exit 66 and i I |*nd compittt m tltn tli htt. - plete with babbling porch, new roof and 5,010,391 4,892,449 -117,942 -2.5% m reduced interest payments $112.388 of tea rerkiction ■ in ; #2934 15.99 Epstein Realty, 647- (inc Rev Sharing) brook. Lots of room morel Price slashed ILOTS/LAND 84, Vernon. Car m a n c h e s t e r -3 bed- payments on school bonds but is accompanied by a $102,179 Inside with a den plus 8895.0 SATISFACTION OR YOUR ' $160's. Blanchard 8, MANCHESTER-Condo. FOR SALE customize. Avai - room Duplex. Applian­ 1,715,179 1,574,679 -140,500 -8.1% reduction in tee Stale reimbursements lor pnncipal and inter MONEY BACK! ! lower level rec room. A MANCHESTER-New list­ Rossetto Realtors," Good size 4 plus rooms, ces. $725 month plus Other Revenue ost on bonded school debt |To ordtr pltr^t mail chtck or : perfect home. Asking ing. Spacious 2 b«d> We're Selling Houses" 2 bedrooms, IVj baths. able July 1990. utilities. Securlfy/ref- 1) Highway im onty ordtr tnd projtcl - $144,900. Coll Stan. room Contemporary $86,500. Strano Real f ix e d C9ST5,iNSyBANQE AND EMLPLQYEE BENEFUS Snumbor tnd ntm t. with your ; 646-2482.0______HIGHLAND PARK erences required. 643- — $38 712 IS included ($8,339 lor overtime and $30,373 lor Education Related 14,970,992 16,373,546 1,402,554 9.3% jn tm t. addrttt and lip Add ' RE/MAX East of the Ranch featuring Euro­ Estate, 647-7653.0 1082. i MANCHESTER-To settle Call days contracted services) to augment the existing staff and equip­ The recommended apptopnation in these areas has increased |92.99 for catalog (includtt River, 647-1419.0 pean style kitchen, att­ H O M E S IT E S ment assigned to the leaf coiloction program. The overtime by $957,742, or 15 7%. over tee current appropnation ol ig tS lr> ditcount couponti) In - estate, 312 Ferguson Poriar Street area City wa­ MANCHESTER-3 room ached garage and lots wTANCHESTER-Condos. 870-9811 funds will permit all leal collection crows to work the two Use of Surplus 1-250.000 1.000.000 -2?9rQlQQ -Z£r..Q% $6,269,935. prxnanty duo to tee toUowmg increases |Ohla. p ita tt add tax. Rd. 4 bedrooms, study, ter, sewers. Builders pack­ apartment on Birch Sf BOLTON-VInvl sided of storage space. An hohdavs that tall during the leaf coiloction season and the con­ CLASSIFIED CRAFTS ^4 beautifully lands­ New State Rood. Only 2 age available. Brc'rurrs pxo or 584-1443 Includes heof/hof wa­ — Insurance — Liability, Fire, etc has increased by ESTER h e r a l d . 0 e 0 4 0 i Ranch with 2 cor gar­ easy house to live In. caped, 2 car garage. lefti Brand New! fer. $450. Securlty/lea- tracted services funds will permit 45 days ol rental ol roluso s 71,751,800 77,499,277 5,747,479 8.0% P.O.BOX 1000 age on 3 plus acre. $141,900. Century , tected._.______collection vohiclos modified tor loaf collecticm to increase haul­ **TOTALS*** Bixer, OK 7400S 21 $289,000. 646-2426, 9-5 $138,900. Strano Reol se/references. 649-4820 CONTINUED ON NEXT WtGE $169,900. Strano Real Epstein Realty, 6'47- Elfofe, 647-7653.0 646-5254 or 646-4412. ing capacity to the composting area al the landfill The goal ol Jtf' ^ X Estate, 647-7653.0 8895a weekdays. South West N orth E ast 24 P ass P ass 3 V P ass 3 NT Dbl. 44 Dbl. All pass