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MANCHFSTFR \mmmn amauimm f O C I S SPORTS fomm mm wet >a tmwm$ Im nir ELiiwiiiE f jtth u d pwarutaarvtcaar of- gji the Oenaral ServtceV ef- Rewjn ernm'm.. mma m r ■VSMESi A SERinef iM E^OlY ^^1 ^S^B^^ksr 84., FOOLS Amazing dis­ OaHMatIhaw tsr^antltAPini tar, CT enffl APRIL 15 rNFet NEWLY radccorotad 1 Getting ginoka ii;86a.m. Fsrthafstwiawfng; 11;f9e.m. tar the IWtawtag; count! Limitad time CaWca NncNng bedroom apartment kfi only. The Mg now tan- (1> FUIKHA8B OF A DUAL Belton. Air condlttan- NBAOTMICKRB9S Mettc HB7 tomlly size let out of JaH off the mami trouble on roMf SAIMR Mg. AvofloBle oBoot POM tadudee huge sun B .7 L BB (3) FURCHASB OF ORB 0> Moy 1st. Country eet- deck, taflcing, tutor, SSS mmhihmmmi WOOD a SRUSH DISC ttng, stove, refrigera­ . . . P M Q M G ... 1 4 loddors, and warranty TH b A SiTT^vSnR#. CHtFFBR tor, foundry toclittiss, i tar only 897B. Full fi­ iww M M , aw K iMim n i rm m n . y « « Tha Town af Ntanchasfar it The Town of Menchesfar is heat tarnished. 88D0per nancing ovolloble. jnmt0§. Ptm «tn~ ■ n i i i B M r M MMnr flM0r», NOMr«f M a q u o t oaaartanlty am- month. Socurlty dep­ M M Blavar, and raqutrasenatWr- olavar, and requires on aftlr- FIrtt cornel First aii< i»a»wtf. W w w rlMt IM M TM tf.M . r tar ell at osit . Retarencet. 443- servel Coll Foul 1-00- anvuMT*. Mun v n r- maHvaocltaN aaOwforon of mafhm action aollcyf SKSESSS** Itst t w Cantrecters w t w y a v w ^ w f V and « 99V vandofs W V 99WV 9 D lla Controclurs and \ 0445. 852-7845 or 2055451141. Mlt*. CM (r«»4»». oe a condition of doing butl- oe o uBMRHon at deine bvsB- fVIVWVrv QVIV OVT naaa witii the Town, as ear neae wWi llie Town, m m r TH R E E room apartment. 6 i $B>, 104 Kll* RO tER T g. WEISS, ROPBRT g. wiiss, Fee quote. UJmtrhrfitrr Hrralfi Aceor«N,«Mtf fMMno* A I, OMTOrtt to OENERAL 'm ANAOER ORNCRAL MANAOER pets. 8558 plus security. « rww elreoir ttr«Mt«r N rd tt.r AMnetiMtar. M>. Mann m anftan. 449^9111. 07449 Cell 445;■3979. LANDSCAPER'S Troller ) V.^inrhps!!’ '’ 4 Cit,/ 0* V'' •»nt‘ f «MN«. fissssnssr TSImpnSr^ MiMf. Drytr Mrtfafs, ST u DIO type vWlfffIfiHfv ^Mvlv WITW/ 4' X H>' wtth sides ond P m $ r m € MM. w m . gfWTATMRtOBID oporfment— portly tar­ romp. Must see. Askinp fWMMdew# Mrvlea. f#c fMfiw. FAffwrw nished. Werklnp sMgle TAX ATTOfINlY fflvT'OTWO/ vTsO COWt* • »ek«t trocR a EMTOL OP A CAteN EOSM e 8450. 447-1349. ' SHmiw r«iw - mole pretarred. Lease. Mw * « Con nwrclol wIftMftfaMa. 91 The Town Of Cavantrywtttracatvusaotad bids far the rental Security. No pets. 443- Friday, March 27,1967 M pMpM Ml Tai MMmtiMi m m . W- .Q t m mnmSim . af a catch basin cleaner wtfh an aparofer of tha Cavanfry You con be a good sales­ 3 0 C «9 I(B CDIW^r^vlOfl Town Hall, 1713 tM ht Sfraot, Cavanfry, CT. unm I______man ... lust use o oulck- WHITMAN tor«tf. FrM asfimefw. •Mfrir MM hand- Monday, AarttllR>,W67,at which lima end atocaettbtdiwWt M ANt^HESfER specious ba oaanad and puMlcty rood ataud. 5 room centrally lo­ selling od In Classified to M Oownar 0M«*., Aim. a i g « . w^7sn. - r find cosh buyers! 4453711. iMaii^Awwr, • »-ia »f ThaTownafCavantryrasarvaallarlahfsfawalyaallinfar- cated apartment. 2 6 u w I a s i^•cfr^c— _ ^a Lawn Cara. Inflation Sprhip daon up. drun mollttaa In Pi Mddlna aracato. Tha Town N naf obHaafad to Adults preferred. No J * L STO N E AMrrtara - I lay hia alt d r lcol orafr- oeeaatiha lowaitbtiId, , thaI------Town------rasarvai lha ------riahttarraiact pets. Security. Refer­ Reagan vetoes froa prunmpandspray- I N C O M E T A X (RMuead rotaa - whifar lama? Noad a loroa ar a any and aP bldi. ences. 8550 plus utlll- small rapair? N d aoa- mp. Lipht landacBpmp Mleperaeon ki ywMheme. A* aooaon) ErafawlorMl. Eld forms, EiddIna intfrucPirucPoi% and "SaacPIcoPans Ro­ tles. 4456533.______aitnarfanead in all clollxa M rashN d a n M and all lawn cora dona. quirod" con ba abwtnad atot Jhatha Towntown Oarage,Ooroga, ‘44 tradbvry climbs in work. Jasaph Dumas, 749-7474. Lana, Coventry, CT. as99S. Tolophono, 7434ais. M A N C H ES TE R 3 bed- CR A FT Fair— fog sole, nhoaof of aaimino Dow 9-17-07 reom townhouse V/i bake sole and rattle. mm. hiforiw- hrodt. NM l work, ouo- dully ileansad. draa Mon on navUM lair. Can Jhn astimafas. 440 9880. TOWN OF COVENTRY. baths, wall to well cor- Soturdoy and Sunday, rOnTEW Off TlffVO* M09I’ HAROLD i. HOOOE, March 31 and 29. lOom- ‘pork-barrel’ Th a / petlnp, appliances. ^Opm^ 740-1000. OOntM or commarclai Towns MANAOER 8515 plus utilities. 4pm. Spencer Village February 044-49 A forai IB Milne Real Estote Inc., Rec Hall, 50 Pascal UAAV^I AiMfcip. iasi 538-4573 or 549-4141. Lone, Manchester, (oft By Tom Roum dayshi oM EOim r/ danflai. draa aafl- SSSAJlSJMlTdnvar Spencer). Free coffee. naadadtp Ct. ond Moat. Tha Atsoclotad Frets arefk l i p N O I I I mdfas> raasonoMa. HOMES M ANCHESTER. Indoors highway bill intc •othroom ramadsllng, bursa gas and lunch. F0H8ALE RM0ALE FONinrT Friday 5 Saturday WASHINGTON — Coneumer pri­ S ^A i^f^lilY " 8 ibemo- March 37 5 28, 53. MstaSkitlan ssotsr haot- Smod ranumarofign to ce*, reflecting increaaes for energy Ralnw deling Sorvlegs — FMWTIM6 Beveled ploss cabinet, art,gorbagadftgo*als. ba nsgoftotad. 443-4174. Government Homes - VERNON— ^townhousa 3. By Susanna M. Schofer Senate by a vote of 7517 on March and a wide range of other goods, Complgtg ham* re- gMUMMMMO Adult condo complex collectibles, miscel­ S o u l petr* and rsmodailng. from 91 (U repair). TfM Affoclotad Press 20. It had earlier passed the House, rote a hefty 0.4 percent in Febru­ OugMy a ftsBahNNy tm . VlMriMo^eord ciVE YOUR budget 0 Dallnauant tax prop­ 1st floor unit, 4 rooms, laneous. Northtleld wa tpaclalisa In ho- lf|i9n09*Wll^lw iiif 9*8^ new carpeting. Move In CLEAN and Sunny one Green, 82 B Ambassa­ 407-17. ary, the government reported aecgpfad. boosti San those still- erty. Repossessions. dor Drive, cluster 4. fhroamt and kHchent. OOOCi OUT IVO*lOn04r-UMQ C o in -865-487-4666. Ext. condition. Across from bedroom Condo. Quiet WASHINGTON - President Fitzwater, asked (or an assess today. Smoli-seoia egmmar- ment of the looming highway bill The rise in the Labor Depnit- dol stork, ftgglttarad, and Re# asBmaie oM: Don'tmissfhemonyoffer- Items In your home tor GH-9945 for current tha pool. Tennis courts central neighborhood heagan today vetoed an 8M billion mgs m today’s classified cosh. CMl 4453711 to 0oce repo lisf. and shopping close by. In Manchester. M o 5 highway bill and called it "a fight, said Thursday, "We’re pick­ ment’a Consumer Price Index Insurgd, rofaraneot. 859,966. Klernan ern kitchen and ap­ 049' 9I4v* columns. your od. io U T H Windsor. Excat- Automotive textbook example ot special inter­ ing up support all the time.” foDowed a 0.7 percent surge in Raolty, 449-1147. pliances. One year est, pork-barrel politics." The spokesman predicted Rea­ January. So far this year, consu­ lanf family home In loose. 8475 month. Days oulet neighborhood. 3 E r e a m of the Croplll gan will "do better than expected” mer prices have increaaed at an Forest Ridge Condo. coll Denise ot 443-2711. Reagan commented in an Oval annual rate of 0.7 percent — bedroom Ranch with 13 Evenings and wee­ in the House. "It will be close in the X 30 living room, dining Impacably maln- CARS Office photo session held as he Senate, |nit we’re optimistic.” compared to the 1.1 percent rise for tolned. 2 bedroom kends coll Pot at 535 room and kitchen with 6684.0 FORSAlf signed A e veto message. But House Minority Leader Ro­ all M 1080. canter IslondbreokfOst townhousa. Lorga The president said the bill was a Economists said the February rooms, only 3 units In M ANCHESTER. 3 bed- bert H. Michel, R-III., has warned m i HELP WANTED m i NELf WANTED Q D HELP WANTED [ H ] HELP WANTED bor. 13 X 30 lower level MAZDA 1980 RX7 GS— "budget-busting" measure and Reagan that he may be forced to increase was, in part, a direct rac room with bar. 1 this building, oil ap­ room condo. Fully op- Am/tm stereo with se­ called on the Congress to send him a vote against the president on this reflection of higher Import prices car garage. 8144,900. D. pliances remain. 1 cor pllonced kitchen, parate opllne cassette, NANNY/Housakapper TW O dull tima positions LANDSCAPE Loborar. MASSEUSE. S300 to SaOO detached carport, pool central olr, cor port, new, stripped-down version of the one because his district has a stemming from declinet in the wontad for small child. ovallabla In Monchas- W. Fish Realty . 443-1591 4 speakers, 5 speed Commarclol molnta- weakly. Massage only. or 871-1400.O and tennis courts I pool, tennis, rec area transmission, spoilers Mil to be put forward by Transpor­ deficiency in its highways trust value of the dollar against foreign Must ba motura> ra- tar surpaons ottica tor nonca and Installation. Large Hartford oganev 8158,906. Jackson 5 available. 1 smoil pet tation Secretay Eiizabeth Dole. currencies. sponslbla adult who madical sacratary- M ANCHESTER. Cute 3 front and rear, over­ funds. Coll attar 4 449-1993 or soaks otfroctlva, well Jockson Real Estate. accepted. 8750 per size tires, gold and ‘T i l sign theUII within the hour,” Reagan, who has shunned the Higher energy prices were alsoa lovas chlldran. Call 444- asslstants. Exparlanca 975-4933.______spoken mossausas. bedroom starter ranch 447-6400.0 month. 1 year lease 4453 batw aan 0am - prafarrad. Call 443-9537 In nice residential chrome wheels, new Reagan said of the administration media repeatedly during the factor in the February increase, but CARPENTERS Halpar. Porf time or full fima. MANCHESfER. Lydoll plus security deposit. Indy moroon point, r t - plan. not to the extent that they had been 4;30pm. tor Intarvlaw. Own transportation. neighborhood. Flra- 449-6795. months of the Iran-Contra controv­ Days 443-4004. Evan- ploced I Iv Ing room. Ap- Woods townhousa cent shocks front and Presidential spokesman Marlin ersy, spoke freely with reporters the month before. Ings 443-7004. Will train. Beau Monde condo. 3 bedrooms, 116 reor. High highway 724-6518. plloncad kitchen with Fitzwater, addressing the pros­ during a trip to Columbia, Mo., on Gasoline prices were 4.1 percent PILLOW TEX CORPORATION RECEPTIONIST. Ad exit to enclosed porch. botta, walkout base­ miles. Really sharp pects for a congressional override Thur^ay to heap criticism on the higher at the pump In February ogancy naads a plaa- PART Time Von and Hardwood floors, vinyl ment, goroge, large Sports cor. Must seel school bus drivers. Wa balcony, appliances, of the veto, said Thursday, " It’s measure — one he has called “ a than tb4w were the money before, a loading manufooturar of pWows and down oomlort- sant, pollta, parsona- siding, 3 cor datochad 83500. 449-3442 Otter train. .Good pay. 443- upgraded carpeting. NICE 3 bedroom single 7B>m.o going to be pretty close; we’re lemon.” after ruing 0 . 8 percent from ors, ourrontly has full tlma produoMon work ovallabla bla racaptlonlst. Typ ­ goroge. 8131,900. D. W. clearly the underdog." ing skills a plus. Call 2373. Fish Realty. 443-1591 or 8138,000 owner. 444-4574 tamlly Cope tor rent. t H E v Y Citation X II— "We’re not against a highway December to January. Htating oil on our Ural shifl. Thooa antry lavol posNIona donolra- 071-t460.o evenings 443-8374 doys. 8800 per month. Coll On Capitol Hill today, however, bill, we Just don’t like this one,” prices were up 4.4 percent,I, fMiow- qulro any axporlanoa. Plllowtox wlH train you. In addi­ 444-4493 for Intarvlaw. E x p e r i e n c e d Madicoi 1983 looded, 40k, really Receptionist desired Boland Brothers. 449- sharp, excellent condi­ leading Democrats said they do not Reagan said upon arriving at the ing a 9.8 percent riae in January. tion to our oompalltiva waga, and banafH program, wa M ANCHESTER. 8104,960. 2947. for physicians office In Newer listing. Lots of tion. 84500 firm. 445 see an override as a sure thing. city’s airport to address a confer­ The gains in gasoline and fuel oil ora oonvonlanlly looaiad In Manchoator, Moaa to tho Manchester. Salary TWO bedroom single 9841. Senate Democratic Leader Ro­ ence on education and visit a six inices accounted for roughly on5 Mind bus llna. If you ora Intarastod In this posMIon, call warmth and charm FRAMING CREW and benefits comman- family home., Adults bert C. Byrd of West Virginia said it grade classroom. third of the overall February rite. Louisa FKxmaurloa, Parsonnal at 044-1737, 7am- bast describes this 4 P l y m o u t h voiore 74 2 ICtrgtaltrsl surofe with axpe- INORTHWOODi preferred. No pets. Wa­ "would be tough becauae of the M g a i 3;90pm. to gal mora Information and diraotlons. room Vh story Cope tor sole. 8500 or best "We’re hoping that Congress can Exeludiag eaaigy, conaumer pri­ *4 to *S par squara foot. rlanca. Knowladgo of style home. Two bed­ ter Included. 8530 per otter. COM Mike otter ■president’s public relations ma­ come up with one I can sign," ces increased 0.3 percent in Febru­ comedli Insurance helpful. Coll CONDOS month plus security. PILLOWTEX CONPORATION Additions ate. Call 7:30 rooms, 1'/i baths, din­ 5:30 at 4454442. chine and his arm-twisting Reagan said. ary after a 0.8 percent rise in executii pm to 9:00 pm 444-6534 between tha ing room, dan, galley Contemporary, 1-3953843 otter 5:30. technique.” night ta! 49 Ragant Stroal, Manchoator, C T 06040 hours of 13 noon and M ERCURY Montlgo 74. The president, discounting the January. type kitchen. Older Good condition. Low "On the merits, we should be able stay oul 046-1050 2pm. Monday through home with many op­ large two bedroom' argument that he is heading for an Food pricas, meanwhile, in­ 35.ITOREAND mileage. Must sell. Coll to overcome it,” said Byrd. "I hope creased 0.3 percent after a 8.4 operatic Friday. portunities. Sentry unit with many unnecessary battle with Congress, OFFICE SPACE otter 5 tor appoint­ the members won’t chicken out and said lawmakers could offer up a percent gain the month before. “ He t CARPENTERS Wonted. Real Estate. 443-4040.O ment. 4455441. Framers and Siding extraa. Muat aee. (will) do what is best for their state less costly measure by next week. Grocery prices were up 8.4 percent duties ol FULL TIME A M ANCHESTER. 8114,900. O FFICE spoce for rent — $u E a r U 84 GL10. Superb man. PuMondporttlma New to market. Com­ $98,900. Manchester prime and their constituents.” " I would sign the bill next week. while restaurant meal>l Iprices rote leave th INTERVIEWERS PART TIME HELP work. Monchasfar condition. Low mi­ The Senate Majority Whip, Alan But this one is filled with pork," he 0.1 percent. 7 pletely renovated six downtown profes­ the prod ■iy9/NI|M9/WiakMi9t A U T O B O D Y area. Good wages. 447- No agantal leage. 1 owner. Full Cranston, D-Callf., said today: Housing costs, up a sharp 0.8 WANTED room Cope In mint sional suites available options, cassette, sun said. Ing pres 3S44, 443-5934. "On merits alone, the Senate 7-Ela«an Is a winning Ropalring and raflnlsh- condition. Two bed­ Owner 646-0601 from 1,000 to 4,000 roof, olr conditioning. Fitzwater said he had no figures percent In January, advanced 0.4 m k e tn Tho U.8. Oonsus Bu- rooms, dining room, souore feet. Lease or would override the president’s veto percent In February. combination whan It Ing. Excellent ground 84500. 449-9483. to offer on the expected administra­ *niursdi roau Is ourrontly looking tlreploced living room, purchase. Boyle Real of the highway bill by a wide Meanwhile, In one of the few comas to finding tho floor opportunity for PLYMOUTH 78, 4 door, tion alternative but said It will "Th e tor Intorvlawors to oon- central olr, newer car­ Estate Company. 449- m argin.... Unfortunately, the mer- retain "the 85 mph speed limit, decreases recorded last month, right Job. Wa combino TELLERS peting. Full basement, 4000. body rust. 82,000 miles. Rivers” duot Intandowlng for flald ambitious Individual. ita are being submerged under a fewer demonstration projects and new automobile prices fell 1.1 tho opportunity to Part time Tellers private yard. Won't LOTS/IAND Runs great. 8500/best Binkow survoy In and around tho Growing company. offer. 444-4454. Rood of tearful concerns about less money." percent, a decline largely reflect­ Hartford, Connaotlout work for tho worlds n e e d e d ! W IN lost long I Sentry Real FORSAlf ROOMMATES the shoi Exparlance nacassary. Estate. 443-4040.a image — the president's image and Reagan objects to the bill on ing renewed manufacturers’ incen­ aroa Work about too largott oonvanlonoo train. Apply WANTED even Howard Baker’s. Hwsid photo by Too tive programs. Car prices had risen w eekb) hours aooh month for 7 Call batwaan 5-7 pm MANCHESTER. New to BRAND New Llstlnglll grounds it contains costly and The la rotallor with tha TAKE A LOOK Of the administration plans for a unneeded demonstration projects 0.4 percent In January. months. Start In Iota May. porsonal oonvonlonco for appointment. Savings Bonk the market I Excep- Approved building lot ROOMMATE — Wonted show, tlonoly nice 8 room slimmed-down bill, Cranston said; that go to lawmakers' home states. Automobile financing charges Consua Intorvlowars aro of working In a small, In excellent Columbia In Manchester area. S//de months I 74 2 -6 8 6 0 of Manchester Chalet type home, 3 location. Survey ovlol- FACTORY EXECUTIVE CARS " I can assure them (Republicans) Many of Reagan’s supporters, on were also down, by 1.8 percent. paid 99.66 par hour In­ friondly and Informal Single parent with 1 Fox hai 923 Main Street bedrooms, lovely tom- ble, ready to be built child. Looking for the Direct from Ford ... there will be no quick-fix. What from states looking to benefit from If continued for II consecutive cluding training and ara otmosphoro, wharo Allison Jaworskl, In mld-dBSCBnt, looks waiting hsr turn at tha top of this sllds at rating 1 rolmbursod 20M cants par llv room, 2 full wall on. Coll tor directions. some or single profes­ Motor Co. Detroit, the president wants is unacceptable the highway construction, have months, the 0.4 percent overall your porsonallty and Manctieiter fireplaces, 2 tall baths, Show SI mllo for usa of privata au- 875,666. Jackson 5 sional. Days 447-9771 Michigan. tb a strong bipartisan majority of argued that he should not expend a bit apprshansIvB. But than It's sarly In ChartBr Oak Park. Ths girls, both 4?A, ars increase in February would trans­ swimming pool and Jackson Real Estate. lomobllo. Floxiblo soha- contributions raally 6 46 -170 0 evenings otter 9 345 All oars are loaded with the Senate. his political capital on such a tha sliding ssaBon and shs'll gst boldsr among ManchBstsr rsaldants taking late to an annual rate of inflation of bad a n maka a dlfforonco. CUSTODIAN much more like new 447-8406.0 9800. Indeed, the measure passed the B.2 percent. dulo roquirod. Candl- aot throughout. 8194,966. U equipment. Hava low mllaa popular measure. BB It progrsBSSB. Annikka Johnson Is advantags of ths good woathsr. dolos for oonsus Intor- Rosponsibllltlos Immediate full time 5 R Realty. 443-3692.a and oerry balanoe of February’s rise left the Consu- REAL E0TATE iher Price Index at 334.4, which 8 « p i vlowor position must ba a Includo ooshlorlng, opening for parson to Spring Is lust around the factory warrantyl U.8. oHlsan, hova a high WANTED Merchandise means that a "market basket” of asalstlng with strip, wax and buff corner...And will this Rock Mhooldiplomaor oqulwh 80 Sable L8 Wag. *14,300 goods that coat 810 during the 1087 oustomars, stock work floors and perform a va- Real Estate yard look beautiful TO P price paid tar multi wife, H i lani and pass a 30 mlnuto with the Inoround pool 00 Taurus 4 Or. *12,800 Teacher's death shocks students at Bowers base period would have coat 833.44 have n toot If you aro Intorosiod and ganaral 'i’loty of other custodial tamlly properties. Coll opened up. 3 bed­ 00 Sable L8 4 Dr. *14,000 last month. That’s 60 cents more divorce and moot our roquiro- malntananoo. duties Boland Borothers, 449- than the same Items would have rooms, 3 tall baths, 3947.______FURNITURE 00 Tempo 4 Or. *0705 "We agreed the basics were, “ Elto monts, wrKa; Raglonol 01 cool stove, quiet dead­ ■y John F. Kirch thony Spino. Smith was a happy Smith skipped the 1M2-8S school News of Smith’s death came cost in February 1046, when the CPI Apply todayl • Credit Union HOMES Herald Reporter without beating around the bush, to rootor, Buroau of tha Con- i m end street In Ellington. FOR Sole 4 piece oueen person who will be remembered for year and was then transferred to early Thursday morning, when stood at 327.8 it to be Plooaa call 871-0869 or PM SALE APARTMENTS give the information up front," sus, 10 Causaway Btroal, • Fully Paid Benefit Jackson 5 Jackson site bedroom set by her smile and hardy laugh, he said. Bowers in 1983. school administrators received a The overall index is not adJualed many n apply In poroon at tho FOHRENT Moriarty Bros. Spino sold. “ We talked about Mrs. Room 993, Boston, MA Program Raol Estote. 447-B400.O Lone. Contemporary A silence fell over Bowers School Smith. 30, died of a heart attack at "She was a good, solid teacher," phone call from the teacher’s to remove the effects of predictable each of 7-Elavan Stora, All real aslota odvartlsad In Smith and some of the things we’ll 0 »2 M 0 6 4 or call 617- T A K E Your pick. Classic styling, walnut finish. Used Car Specials on Princeton Street Thursday Mount Sinai Hospital in Hartford at said Assistant School Superintend­ family. and recurring seasonal factora; the Ing ttiel 894 Toloottvlllo Rd., • Uniform Allowance tho Manchester Herald It BRAND New remember her by. We also talked 996-7144 and ask for Mrs. tubloct to tho Fair Heutine overslied Copes on Excellent condition. SS Olde. Delta *8008 morning, when a phone caller 2:40 a.m. Thursday, a hospital ent Wilson E. Deakin Jr. other monthly figures In the report a Btatei Varnon, Ct. townhousa— 2 bed­ 8500. Coll 743-0374. about death. We talked about Coakloy. U.S. Dapart- > Excollont Storting Act of 194a, which mokot It Wellman Rood. These 8S Firebird, A C *8206 informed administrators that one official said. She had a long history In August 1988 she moved from Instead of going on the louds­ are. said In I monl of Commoroa, lllteol to odvofilto any prof- spacious homes ore rooms, fully op- of their teachers had died earlier feelings and let the kids know it was Rato pllonced kitchen, Vh COUNTRY Style hard S3 Oatsun 200SX *S09S of heart problems, a family Hartford to 8 White Birth Circle In peaker with the news, Spino, Leo The Labor Department had these "D url Equal Opportunity Em- 7-ELEVEN A YOU trtneo, limitation or dlicrlm- available tor your In­ rock maple dining ta­ all right to express that. We talked Inotlon bosod on race, color, baths, control olr, 8760 82 Mustang, VS *S7M that day. member said. Bloomfield. Her husband, Amos Bulger, the school’s social worker, specifics on February price them hi ployar. A WlttttlMt CeptMeetleg For further details, call spection. Coll today ble, 4 choirs and hutch. The death of Gail Plummer- Smith, who was bom in Jackson­ about sadness and how some people rollelon, sox or notional and see what con be per month. 1 year 84 Q-Marquis 4 dr. *0606 Lee Smith, 32, is an employees’ and nurse Lynne Gustafson, visited activity: marrlBj orlein, or on Intontlon to 8475. 449-2048. Smlth, who had taught at Bowers ville, Fla., graduated with a bache­ react by crying, and that was OK — ManclMBtar Manor yours tommorrow. lease, security deposit. 84 Buick Regal *8206 assistant counselor at the Travel­ each of the 22 classes to inform e Fruit and vegetable prices roae from th moko any such profOronco, No pets. 449-0795. AutHENtIC w h ite for four years, brought tears to lor’s degree in elementary educa­ ers Insurance Cos. in Hartford. The students and talk to them. male or female.” limitation or ditcrimlnallon. Blanchard ft Rossatto. 84 Mazda RX-7 *8806 3.2 percent, while beef, poultry, fish to do to 3 bedroom townhousa. Hitchcock twin bed, some students, while others could tion from Bethune Cookman couple has a 5year-old son, Erron The team spent much of that time "The usual question (from the 64641129 Tho Horold will not know­ "We Guarantee Our head boards with 84 Cougar, 36K *7906 and egg prices decline a cumula­ Mrs. ingly occapt any odvortlsa- Houses". 444-3483.0 Heat, hot water, car­ only ask why. College in Daytona Beach, Fla. She Jamahl Smith. in Smith’s third-grade claaa, which students) was why, how, how did it 9 frames. 8150 each. Coll S3 Alliance 4 dr. *t00S tive o.T percent. Dairy product 9 mant which Is In violation of peting, air coditloner, School administrators searched taught in Jacksonville for two years “She brought not only Joy into my ‘ happen," Spino said. He said some BAG A Bargain and a 449-1317.______is now being taught by a substitute prices roae an average of 8.8 a star great family home too I. all appliances. Nice lo- so MIt. Galant *11,800 for a way to inform Smith’s class before coming to Hartford and life, but Joy into other’s lives," her teacher. They also visited sixth- of Uie younger students worried FULL Slie"Hl«leADed‘^ percent. party ft FOREST trills. Loval'y 4-t- room Colonial on cotton. Call 447-1S9S. 84 Pont. Gran Prix *8000 That their teacher had died. teaching there for two years. In 1961 husband said. "She is one person graders who had had Smith aa a about who would teach them. L-ahopad 3 bedroom Good condition. Great e Coffee prices were down 2.6 The I tha west side near 3 bedroom, tw both du­ 88 leuzu OLX P/U *7800 “ She cared deeply about her she was hired to teach at Manches­ who has always been proud of being teacher last year, when she taught Services were being planned in percent. lOMLE Ranch In tha Forest grammar school, mu­ for guetto. 845.443-4541. “ remai! SELL. plex. Remodeled, op- 08 Lynx 4 dr. (2) *3088 kids,” said Bowers Principal An­ ter’s Bentley School. a teacher.” the fifth grade. Hartford and in Jacksonville, Fla. e Natural gaa and electricity SALES Hills section of Mon- seum, ball fields, and pllances, laundry terms" chastar. Cathedral 88 Marquia (2) *4000 prices showed no change, aa did the REPRESENTATIVE plovorounds. Tha Kids facilities. 8400. Refer­ Fu a OH./COAL/ plans U calling In living room will love It and so won *t ences, security. Call FMEWOOD coat of furnishing and maintaining VOUR East of tha rlvaTs largoai with beautiful full wall youl Pleasure Backed 433-4931. MORIARTY TODAY’S HERALD a house. Pontlao-Toyola Dooiar- flroploca. Offered of Guarontaa...Opan Sun­ Union files complaint with state e Apparel pricea roae 0.7 Ytag ■hlp la aeoopHng appUco- 8164,906. Joyce G. Ep­ MANCHESTER. 4 room, FIREWOOD-853 a cord. BROTHERS day 1-4,51 Division St., 1st floor, stove, refrig­ 8 toot lengths, green, percent. tons for immadlato om- stein Real Estate. 447- Blanchard 5 Rossatto. e And medical care costs gained R etin ploymant N9S.a erator. Heat, hot wa­ delivered. 5 cord min­ 301 Cantor 8t. ,“We Guorontaa Our ter. 8400 plus security. imum. Moster/VIso Manchattar, CT look for iprlng Chance of rain 0.3 percent, led by e 0.8 percent whobM Wo ora In noad ol aggrao- m 6 v e In EondHIoniil Houses 444-3413.0 Coll Loralne at 443-4902 Ntw over job change for park chief ta tte r tl . . . With a Classified ad. slvo, polito saloa rape. It cord. Northern fire­ Increaae in doctora’ fees. Ovartliad Raised GLASTONBUA y , Smlth- or 447-9777. wood distributors. 375 Functional sunglasses have gone Tonight, becoming cloudy with a Home buyers read our you have aold any produet Ranch. 8159,900. Beau­ 643-5135 Although the dollar haa fallen brook. Prastiglous da- MAtiCHESfER i bed- 3814. fashionable ... Soft and serious chance of rain after midnight. Low By Alex OIretll Swerda said that duties that had responsibility of the Recreation more then 40 percent against the real estate listings In tha past and era oonoid- tiful home situated on valopmant on orlng a carsor change or nearly 1 acre lot. room, dining room, clothing Is both grown-up and around 40. Saturday, an 80 percent Associate Editor been performed by the Recreation Department In previous budgets. Jauaneee yen since Ita peek In every day. Advertise ara presently aoHIng auto- cul-da-soc near shop­ living room, applian­ 0FF1CE/HETAL TRUOa/VANS chance of rain. Breezy and cool In the memo, Harrison aslted if Among tha many fine ping and highways. realistic ... Department had been transferred February 1888, these changee were your home in the mobllaa, wa‘d Nka to talk to ces, wall to wall, nice BIUIPMBIT FDR SALE nishion goes with high 50 to 55. Details on page 2. The union representing Robert to Harrison without a study to Kandra was asking him to "assume apparent only recently in the pricea features of this home Houses taotura central neighborhood. Call 447- . I 7 youl ora large tamlly room frilly as hem­ Harrison, Manchester’s superin­ determine whether Harrison could some of the responsibilities that of Japaneee goods aoM In thla olr, cantrol vac, Inifl- 7 Classified columns 8897 otter 5. d o d g e Von 74. Excellent (I Banafltt indudoc FuN ma- with built In book COMPUTER-DEC — lines rise ... tendent of parks and cemeteries, reasonbly have been expected to have been those of the recreaUmi country. |or madloal, Ufa htauraiwok vMuol styling. Contem­ Interior a exterior. V-8 where ready buyers will ■halves, sliding doors poraries and trodltlon- iw room apartment, 8iiS Rainbow 100PC digital T h e penny has appeal^ to the State Board of perform them or what effect they director.” Bceaemista said thla generally is In this paid vacation, ata Intact monthly. Security. 2 years old. Used very strong running. Many see It. Classified to 14 X 14 deck ovor- ols. Our plans or yours. loafer is still a Labor Relations, charging unfair would have on his compensation. becauaa Japaneae manufacturars call looklng large back Adults pret^ed. 649- IIHIe. CPM-MS- DOS- new ports. Needs trans­ Kandra told the Herald they were o f na w readers will make vour Coll today tar details. mission work. Must classic ahoe-ln In d e x labor practices in a dispute with the ■wallowed aome of their p i r ^ yard. Great place tar Joyce O. Epstein Real 0949. M-Bosic 83200 447-0049. She said that if it is determined items taken out of the capital Betty Paris or gardnenlll Coll and eell. Best offer. 445 . . . Light­ town aitaninistration over assign­ improvements budget and placed merglne to keep their share ef home a bestseller? Estate. 447-M9S.O MANCHESTER. Immoc- 4oi2« M paggg, t ggeUoiw that he can perform the duties, the thmB t Cliff Newhall let us show you these ulote 31^ room oport- weight leath­ ment of added responsibilities to his in ue perk budget becauae the work lucrative U.S. merketa. PETS AND ers and suedes question of compensation arises. However, with the dollar taotaret and otherlll MANCHESTER. By ment. Stove, . 13 Lottery. position. Involyed is done by park personnel. 6 46 -432 1 Realty World IUPPUE8 are welcome warm-weather Advice Helaine Swerda, a staff member In January, Harrison, a veteran felleu eo far, pricea of Japes owner. Beautifully refrigerator, wall to iMOTgmnrcLEs/ Bualnasa__20 ObNuaitM. Frachatta Asaoclotae. wall carpeting. No wardrobes... of the Civil Service Employees town employee, objected to a plan The park budget and other European goods are t^|iii»«>iin io landscaped Ranch. ClaaaWHd . t7>t0 Opinlen _ _ 444-7709.0 Quiet neighborhood pets. Retarenoet and FOR Sole— Collie pup­ These are some of the tips in a AfflUatea, aaid the union has to put some capital-improvement budgets in the “nbllc Public Works De­ Inch upward ntoath by moath, LYNCH pies, AKC registared. Comloa ** ib u tH Windsor. Lovoty. near Manchester security. 8400 plus utlll- YAMA?4AVIr«eanS5. Special advertiaing aupplement, discussed the problem with the Items in his Park Divialon partment were diacuaaed by the analyataaay. gow r I m r n c n e s t e r Rot, and largt yard. In Country Club. Special Wes. 449-40O3.______Whitat, trit, and So- *^lye Yourself a New look for ConnocHeut _ 4 Sports _ 1517 Board of Directors Thursday night MOTORS bkw. T4540W. B®!'- town administration several timea operating-budget request. In a A weaker doBar ntakaa Impasted n 500 Woot Cantor St. quiet neighborhood, 3 features Include dumb MANCHESTER — Maple aged. 1500 miles. 82500 Bprini." 'Hie tabloid extra appears Enlartalnment tO but haa been unable to reach an memorandum to Public Works in what aonte ohaervera felt was an goode mere ekpeneiya at heme and waiter from 3 cor FRE e $ neutered mole HERALD Manchoator, C T bedroom Ranch with Wood oportments. or best ottar. 449-0152. inside the front section of today’s F 0 c u a _ _ _ _ 8 U.a/WorM agreemeBt. The labor comidaint Director George A. Kandra, Harri­ unusually tenae atmoaphere tar 1.8. producta more oampattUva new vinyl siding and heated ooroga to kit­ kittens, 9 months old. 1 P M o p M r M d New luxury, two- k AWAAA. . . k I 1985, “ Tecofe Herald. was tiled Ihunday. son aald those itema had been the such buQpt workahopa. newer roof. IIM.IOO. chen. Ideal tar retired bedroom tawnhouses. block, 1 block tiger. 3 Wheeler, fSOcc, water c l a s M i f M Strono Raol Esota. 447- ooupla. Shown by ap­ 379 BldwtII Street. 449- 443-5448 days 449-5NS 7953.0 pointment. S31-7B94. 5349. awaninas. IMWOmeSTERHglUIJy.rrMw.Man^ 4 -NAN f ~ MMUtCHgW EK HgRALP, rrittor. Mwndl IT. IWff Gail Matthew released to ‘prison without walls’ WEATHER Bv Antarew Ywritevakv ear accident that killed her two Itadkr a s aaetexca madHIcatton. Matthew win begin feer live years' hi oeehtag'tie sentence medHfca- An addltlMal concurr eiit term of "We applaud Judge Norko^ecompeeBlon,” eefd p w la ti ig h— ediately on dm am- dos, Dyer and Stawn that Gan A. Matthew walked flree stM i^ofin®cncui fOfwCMt six months, with a fine of 6910. had dRfae that she live at her name ta ’HE V7EATHER from Maucheater Superiar Caort RfcDardW. Dyer. Matthew's alldmey,aeer the Matthew wenhf live nmfer graater been imposed on arelateddnmken- eight Therwley aftemdoa, after aerving ter Hu mat reitrictinnn fer n longer perfed of Ibr • A Jff^ SalUAday, itor. 28 bM0rf^l driving charge. deciaion Thuraday. "Qail Matthew wW now atart time taen i f she lumnined at defy ■ month of a one-year aentence Matthew. 27. o f 98Strickland St., Toaiglit, becomiiif clowly wMi • chance of rain St the Connecticut Correctional rebuilding her life.” D w iM dtot period. Norko oaid. Niantic until her release. Dyer said pleaded guilty in January to two she is fafhidaoh from buying or after mlMglit. hem anmitf 4i. Satunliv. an • » taatthiMon in Niantic. taac heennse of the prison systam's peneant d tonce a f rata. Sreeay and cod with the counts of miaconduct sHth a nMtor eonaumhigalcohol or attendhigany eamniunlty-iuleaec program, Hat- J M ge Raymond R. Noriro, agree­ vehicle. She-faced a maximum establishment that serves alcohol, MghiMnad. ing with defense attonwya that thew wunW probably have been sentence o f 10 years in prison and a The two attom eyi had maintained Impact on Matthesr's giental fh addition, tae is subject to fKni CawMl, Cant Canatal: Ibnight, becominf continoed imprisonment wonld be Tefeened from prison at the end o f fine of 910,000. during the February sentencing heafth. rawfom tfruf and alcohol testa. April. daodlr w m «M and a chance af rata tate at night. detrimental to the woman’s mental that the death af Matthew's child­ AR other provisions o f the proba­ Law dl teas. Satarday. hreeiy and ceol with an M health, allowed Matdiew to serve Matthew's two sons, Jason Mat­ MATTHEW STOOD between her ren waa pnnlaliment enough. s m e w TOLD the Judge that tion that were established during thew. 7. and Walter Driver HI. 17 gwyent chance a f rata. High aronnd M. /, w remainder o f her sentence at two attorneys in court Thursday During Thorsday'a hearing. Dyer inmates had called Matthew a the Feb. ts oentencing— including monffw, (Red o f injnriee suotained MinhweaiHHb: Tonight, clondy w M a chance of home, in what he called “ a prison and did not addreM the Judge. told Noriro that the modified ’’hahykiller" andhadthreatenedto rata late at night. Low X to 4». Saturday, cloady CripplifiR a Virus without walls.” 200 hours o f community aervice to in the November car accident. "W e applaud Judge Norko’s oentence sraa being sought becanoe "get her.” After other priooners TLC in Manchester — sriR stiR with an ah percent chance of rata. High around M. Norko told her she must not leave Matthew was treated at Hartford O n th is d a y in 1952, Dr. J on as S alk announced his compassion,” said Richard W. Matthew had dlftieulty adlostiHg to harasoed her. Matthew sraa trans­ apply, the Juttab said. her home, unless she is going to HoopHal and refeancd Nbv. 7. discovery of a new vaccine for immunization against Dyer. Matthew’s attorney, after the prison, and beeanse other inmates ferred from the general prison PMtoe said that Matthew was church, work, a doctor’ s a p ^ n t- dMision Thuraday. "Gail Matthew AcroM th# mrtlofi polio. A few years later, the Salk vaccine was tested on had taunted her. population to protective cuotody, he TIRE TERM S Of the modification (frunk the morning of the accMent. i ment, or to the probation offlce. win now start rebuilding her life.” He cited a recent report by a said. were the same as those recom- Her car is reported tohavc veered more than one million American school children. The Noriro had sentenced Matthew on A Pacific coM front and a Mast of arctic air seroed Dyer, a Manchester attorney, and social worker, Sandra Moehleof the ” We are asking that a different mentfed by Dyer and Shnon. except Feb. 28 to two concurrent two-year acroes the caethoend lane of East in on the Plains and Rockies today. first medical description o f polio was made in 1840 by a Jorge Simon, a Hartford attorney Blue Ridge Center in Bloomfleld, form of punishment he Imposed, that the attorneys proposed that Center Street from the westbound prison terms, suspended after a ’The Pacific front poshing through the northern German bone specialist. But experts believe polio has alto representing Matthew, reftiaed that said continued imprisonment given the totality of the circumstan- restrictions on MsMtow'a behavior lane, striking a one-foot-tMek waR year, in connection with the Nov 2 to comment further on the case. would have a lasting negative Plains and central Rockies was accompanied by afflicted humans since ancient times. An Egyptian cea.” Dyer told the Jwdge. remain in effect for only four at W8 E. Center St. gusty winds and scattered rain and snow. An arctic carving from 1400 B.C. shows a young man with a M front was pumping much colder air into Montana. withered leg that may have been caused by polio. Elsewhere, snowshowers were widely scattered C o p Ir a f New Seasons has across the upper Mississippi Valley; thundershow­ DO YOU KNOW - Wbo developed the first oral ers were scattered across central Georgia; and vaccine for polio? drixsle was widespread across the Florida might save Panhandle. THURSDAY’S ANSWER — In 1925, John Seopss was a contract, ending Temperatures were expected to ilrop into the Mod for leaching the theory of evolulton. The Aoeu-Weether single digits by tonight in sections of Montana and .3-27-87 ' Knowledge Unlimited, Inc 1987 town $$$ foreceet for Satur­ REGIONAL WEATHER North Dakota. Early-nnoming temperatures were A mostly in the 20s to 90s across the northern and threat of a strike day shows srtow and Accu-Weather^forecast for Saturday central Rockies and the northern Plains. A Newfgapcr to Edaetoton Program By George Lovng of New Seasons, said only; “ Thank Hot arctic COM moving A snow-prompted travelers’ advisory was posted StoNtoorad hy Hcrold Reporter By John P. Kirch Daytime Conditions and High Temperatures God, it’s over,” for much of northern and central Montana. Harold Raportar D-S into the Midwest. The Manchester Herald S(mte issues were left unresolved A combination of snow and low temperatures The Manchester police depart­ Lei and will be discussed in June, when Rain will drench the posed a threat to livestock and prompted livestock ment wants to Join a small Union workers at Now Seasons other group bonnes around the state Net fraternity of nationally accredited Inc. group homes approved a Southeast and the advisories in northern Wyoming, northeast Colo­ begin their own contract negotia­ departments around the country — 8>A-year contract agreement Northeast. rado and western and central South Dakota. tions, union and management said. aonnething that would not only boost Hmrsday afternoon. Today’s forecast called for snow widespread from The contract, negotiated Wednes­ Workers were ready to walk off Ahnanac the town's image, but could aave its Montana to Colorado and scattered into western their Jobs early Tbursday morning taxpayers money. Deputy Police day night hours before workers sections of the Dakotas and Nebraska; rain and. were scheduled to go on strike, if an agreement had not been Chief Henry Minor said Thuraday. thunderstorms along the central Gulf Coast and Today is Friday, March 27. the win the Stanley Cup, defeattngthe covers everything from wages and reached. Union officials had said a The department is undergoing a from central Florida across Georgia into the 86th day of 1087. There are 279days Montreal Canadians. overtime pay to grievance proce­ strike threat was the only way to get reorganization baaed on a 19M Carolinas; and rain scattered from the lower left In the year. In 1945, Gen. Dwight D. Eisen: dures and holidays. progress at the bargaining table. study of Ha operations. Once the Mississip^ Valley to the lower Great Lakes region Today’s highlight in history; bower declared that German Twelve of the 32 workers repres­ ” I think management understood B1 'changes recommended by the and across northern New England. ented by the New England Health what the strike threat meant and six-i Ten years ago. on March 77, defenses on the Western Front had study are in effect, which should Care Employees Union, District we made some progress because of Can Highs will be in the 20s to SOs In the northern 1077, 882 people were killed in been broken. occur In 1988, the department wants 1199, attended the voting session that realization,” Rosenblum said toll 1 Rockies and northern Plains; OOs to 70s from aviation’s worst disaster when a In 1984, Alaska was rockedby an to be certified by the Commission and voted II-l in favor of ratiflcia- before the news conference. “ It’s Cl California across the desert Southwest and from the KLM Boeing 747, attemping to earthquake that killed more than for Accreditation for Law Enforce­ tlon, union officials said. not a perfect contract. But it’s a to si southern Plains to the southern Atlantic Coast; 80s ment Agencies. HsrxM pOoto by MHcbWI takeoff, crashed intoa Pan Am 747 100 people. "W e think it’s a tremendous good start.” in parts of the desert Southwest and the Florida The final decision to apply for Coui on a runway on the Canary Island In 1988. Soviet cosmonaut Yuri agreement.” Jonathan Rosenblum. The contract, which Is retroac­ Peninsula; and 40s to OOs across most of the rest of accreditation will be made after the Sixth-grader Jessica Novak instructs fam of Tenerife. Gagarin, the first man to orbit the make students care more about their a union organizer, said during a tive to December and runs until Waatiington I the nation. reorganization, but Minor said that " I On this date: earth, died in a plane crash. kindergarteners Brian Brown and Tanya school. The program won honorable Joint union-management news con­ June 30, 1990, the end of New Temperatures around the nation at 2 a.m. EST if It’s accepted, the town could of hi In 1812, Spanish explorer Juan Today’s birthdays; Former IwanakI In memory games at Robertson ference Thursday afternoon at the Seasons fiscal year, gives workers iOt987 AOCw-We.-OTKif. Inr ranged from 18 degrees at Yellowstone Park. Wyo., become only the second one certi­ mention In a national contest In 5-ye Ponce de Leon sighted Florida. New geasons day-treatment center anywhere from a 90up of tho grounds will ba* sica Novak, showing her,two cards won an honorable mention in the " I lan hBchael BInkow said U.S.-Soviet arms talks. Gaza Strip. er’s position was established last tton, the class "adopted” a family of different suits with the same national "Kids Care Contest” spon­ gin In praparatlon for mowing. she Iiursday In Los Angeles. year. at Thanksgiving. t □ □ □ number which she had found sored by Scholastic News, a class­ S’ The LateI! Show Starring Joan For the 1987-88 fiscal year that HEMfNOffH; Plaotio flowora or doooratlona should Muftollnl takBOVBT among the rows ' by using her room weekly magazine read Iqr It was the tutoring Idea, however, Rivers" has a new producer. “ ’This day should remind all begins July 1, the department had memory. more than 4 million elementary- which won the admiration of not bo usod on gravo sitsa batwaan April 6 and s Binkow said. Bmce McKay left Israelis and everyone in the Benito Mussolini took control of recommended that an administra­ Novak congratulated Iwanski, school students across the country. Scholastic News. Ootobar 31.1617. Italy’s government in 1922. tive captain, a patrol division ASI the show and was replaced this Middle East that negotiations, then gently told Brian It was his Robertson’s class was only one of 24 “ Children enjoy working with Robsrt D. Harrison lieutenant, a crime-prevention of­ chart week by JoAnn OoMherg. even among those who have never turn to pick and see if he could In the United States to be each other," Gates said, explaining •uporinlondont ol ficer, a mechanic and a laborer be Its success. "This Is another camr The latest Nielsen rating for the cooperated before, can be very match. recognized. show, which celebrates six hired. Weiss recommended to the Another typical teaching scene, Barbara Gates, the sixth-grade opportunity for somebody to give Comotorloa Da fruitful.” — Former President months on the air on April 9, is 2.2. directors only that the mechanic be right? teacher who coordinated the pro­ them extra attention” was ( JOAN RIVERS ELTON JOHN CHARLES E. YEAGER Carter, in Israel on a Mideast trip Lottery Fox had originally projected a hired. fourtl that coincided with the eighth rating of 4.0. NBC’s "Tonight . . . husband out separated from wife . . . a hero He said the captain may be hired pollci anniversary of the Egypt-Israeli In 1988, and that the other personnel Show Starring Johnny Carson" On peace treaty. probably would be included In his Boy S had a rating of 6.0. is a hero In his hometown, but a Connecticut daily Minneapolis. Knievel, 48, gained famed by 1088-80 budget request. Police chief out after M l recie move to erect a statue of the □ □ □ The singer’s next album, a Jumping motorcycles over cars, Thursday: 595 There was no criticism of this had f test pilot has stalled plan from the directors Thursday, The chief’s absence was double-record set entitled "Sign trucks and other objects. His Manchester Police Chief Ro­ H e 8«parattd from wife "P eo p le think It’s a great idea ■The Arabs are not our ene- Play Four: 9366 even though Minor has said the o’ the Times,” is set for release best-remembered stunt was an bert Lannan has been out of noticed Thursday evening dur­ priso Rock star Elton John and his but support has been dragging,” March 30. move could delay the reorganiza­ unsuccessful attempt to Jump the work for the past couple of ing a meeting of the town WAREHOUSE priso w ife, Rennie, have separated but said Jim Stevens, a Hamlin, Snake River Canyon in Idaho with tion by a few months. weeks with a badly twisted Board of Directors to discuss have no Immediate plans for In other Items, Weiss is recom­ Boi W.Va., insurance agent who is a Jet-powered ” sky cycle.” knee after slipping on some ice the police department’s pro­ divorce, his office said. CAMBRIDGE REPORTS Hlghllg^ mending that an extra 18,000 be in Da coordinating the campaign to behind the police station, po­ posed budget for the 1987-88 "E lton and Renate Jointly wish honor the former test pilot. 4pent for towing, storing and ‘Ev«r muMum Not born to run lice spokesman Gary Wood fiscal year. it to be known that they have for The 168,000 statue is due for disposing of abandoned motor Former motorcycle daredevil Owning vs. Renting said today. Lannan is usually present many months lived apart whilst completion by Oct. 14, the 40th Rock star Bruce Springsteen vehicles In Manchester. Patrol Co Robert "E vel" Knievel wants to Capt. Robert Guliano said that the On March 12 at about 10 every year for such sessions, each of them has been consider­ anniversary of Yeager’s historic says he has no plans to run for Do you own or rent start a museum in his hometown town has been successful In finding but Town Manager Robert B. FURNITURE HA a m.. Lannan slipped and hurt ing the future of their marriage,” flight. About 120,000 has been governor, contrary to a tabloid your home? of Butte, Mont., to commemorate Q the owners of Junked cars, but this Weiss Joked that he was not Bupp a statement released Thursday raised, Stevens said Wednesday. report that he was considering his left knee. Wood said. still does not guarantee that the are g said In London. Y ea ger has taken part in the his stunts. entering the race as a Democrdt. Lannan w ill probably be out of present because Deputy Chief disposal costs will be paid. "During this period neither of “ We could make Butte into the ’The report in this week’ s work for a few more weeks. Henry “Bud” Minor had corre fund-raising, and "was very ' He said that many of those caught them has wished to discuss their greatest tourist industry in the National Enquirer was false, Wood said. pushed him on the Ice. Me enthused," by models of the don’t have the money to pay the marriage publicly and apart world if we all take part in it,” Springsteen’s publicist, Marilyn Thur statue, Stevens said. fees. In addition, half of the Knievel told community leaders Laverty, said Thursday. are r from this statement do NOT wish dbandoned cars either are from out to do so now," the statement said. Wednesday. ” I don’t want to put ’The tabloid said the New Jersey SALE inma of state or were never registered by 44fp' Mrs. John was reportedly not Princely concert the museum in Las Vegas or native told an unidentified "close anywhere else.” their last owner — making it situa present in London Wednesday at friend” he is ’’seriously consider­ linpossible to find the culprit. a star-studded 40th birthday Rock star Prince plans to kick Knievel said he has turned ing” running in 1989, when 9 the b : Local dealers who used to accept off an eight-week European con­ down offers from two Las Vegas Thi party for her husband. Republican Gov. Thomas H. abandoned cars no longer do so cert tour with three performan­ Libel The statement said the two casinos to sponsor the museum Kean must step down at the end of because they cannot make a profit "remain on very good personal ces May 8-10 in Stockholm, because he wants it in his his second term. by selling them to scrap yards, he work terms" and have no immediate Sweden, his publicist said. hometown. Springsteen has occasionally shid. New disposal regulations SOFAS • LOVESEATS • CHAIRS at Nl Irians to divorce. "H e’s going all over the place, ’’ The museum could be set up in supported political causes, in­ IHlIumilllMliMIIMIIIMlIll Imposed by the state raise the cost worn Robyn Riggs said ’Thursday. a vacant elementary school, cluding an unsuccessful attempt for a car to between $78 and $100. Tb Yeager statue "H e’s very popular in Europe. He which he would rent for at least last year to keep a SM plant open : In addition, the town is required hearl had a good tim e on his last tour.” 110,000 a year, Knievel told school in his hometown o f Freehold. His tp hold abandoned vehicles for 90 TABLES • SECTIONALS • ETC. inma Retired Gen. Chuck Yeager, Prince played a surprise 78- board members. concerts have raised money for Source Survey ol Ihe U S adull populalton by CambrWgB Riporta. MA days, and it costs about $8 to 810 per Conn who becam e the first man to fly minute performance Saturday at The board Is review ing the food banks and Vietnam « 1966 Cambndqe Reports, Inc Disthbuted by King Feebree Syndlcito tilehicle each day to do this. A bill taster than the speed of sound. a nightclub in his hometown of proposal. veterans. tafore the General Assembly would reduce that to 00 days. Mayor Wickham Park will open Barbara B. Weinberg said. ;The police department budget, TefZMiNiTis' for the season on April 4th. 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It you'ra le e trailers and missionaries first went Manchester, Connecticut the I unabta to raach your carrier, call mam bar of the AaaoeMtod to the area, hut it owed its 35 OAKLAND ST. • MANCHESTER • 643-7580 Du aubactlbar aarvica at 047-9048 Prill, the Audit Buraau at populhtion growth to the coming of OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 9am-5pm / SUNDAY 12-4pm expo by 6 p.m. waahdaya for dallvery vircuieiioiiB eng wn New wng» the Northern Pacific Railway in 528-0856 m r ■ ■ IMS. _ f-M A N < 4 - WANCHK8TEK HERALD. r r U m . Ifawfc r . 1W7 O ’Neiirs housing nominee V.S./WoHd In Brief LlgMnlng rodwl after tauncti sunfives questions, debate CAPE CANAVERAL, Pla. — ligMaiiig appears to have wifeyed a reehMl iu a seauek for a woridwhle military •y JudW Evcrfiorf I of the Gsasral SS?"*”^ ^ **fr** aatwurk and another Mow to a space agency Aaotber Dsewcrat deaM that, ^ s Sssisel Goauaittss oa atm reeling from the Challeiiger (Hsaster. ,saykig; ‘TM brtgrtttst saMOnMB hadaMdsa Baseboiee: . AUao-Centaur rocket tnmblod 51 seconds after HARTTOIID - M e F. ista R ." Alter BMOliBg w M Pspaadtua. w w h T hursday aad was Mown apart ah»g with Us mlNtary draa taa bem caeflrwwd m dM *T caaw away very ^ • n t k o signal to prevent ft from careening into I are rabber-stampod ia the aUte'a a n t boMtac cMmniMioe«r, . wNbtbfsnMSi'sabMty P o p M ^ coastal ereas. Flaming debris piuuged into the By Stovan Komorow ttat was ast tbe to take tMs dspartBMat aad do trlth but mu b e fm •leactbydebeMtaok Atlantic about ttrae miles offshore. Tho Asaoctofed Praaa atawe. over Me lock of ease Tbarsday. R wbat wu want him la do.” A videotape released by N A M d ea rly shews a large BgbtMng Rep. Lyaa H. Taborsak, D- boeksroued OB howlL. Por weeks. O^Nefll bas eattared ^d e s c e n d fo g from dm area of the rodMt, bidden ineleuds, and WASHINGTON - Presfdeat “Tbie ie the ytmr el I______... C^^maCaBHa OV wOT BOgRniMIOHt Dnnbnry. said the state couhfa't afford to "use this posRloa of ^ t e A about the time the vehicle exploded. Reagan aad Capitol HM RepnMi- (aad) we're botegeefcod to esarore gevsraer said Wedassdny that be NASA did not immediately place Mame for the failure and was eano are pummeBag the hadgit OBomiiieewbodoeee'tbBreetrecli stood beklad tbe aomiaatioa aad commissioner for on-tbe-Job trahdng’’ ^ected to name a review board today to investigate the proposals from Democratic budget record," nfd Hoaee Mieorfty feR Papandrea would make a good Occident, which ended a atieak of seven launch successes. writers, especially their can for tax Leader Robert G. Jaefcle. R- But Rep. Eagsae A. MigHaro Jr., iacreases. Roryl Stratford. "W bat I etffl barea't Several members of the Demo- R-Wokott. urged hto coBoagae to But Democrats say they're outdo­ The Ml been able to And are etreag cratic governor's staff remaiaed ia give Papaadrea a cbaaee, saying, Afghan |ate bomb PakIttonI fort ing RepuMieans on reducing the otiidentf qualifleations ia tbe area of the House during tbe debate, "We were aB amateurs before we deficit and trying to meet the hoeeiaf.” occaeloaally sposMag srith Indhrld- ^TE R A MANGAL, Pakistan — Six Afghan government Jets targets of the Gramm-Rndman anyone- Targeted as a primary coacera ualieglaiators. JoImP. Droaey.the A MerideB red deat, lawyer and bombed a Pakistani fort near tbe Afghan border, injuring seven bodget-balancing law. Senate p for 1M7, Gov. WilHam A. (TNefll state,Democratic ehainnan, was real estate developer, tbe Sl-year- •ohners, government officials said today. Senate Bodget Committee Chair­ Brace, bae proposed aa addRioaal fIM also there, eaeouragiBg Democrats old Papaadrea is now chief of The attack reportetBy occurred Thursday, the same day four man Lawton Chiles, D-Fla., pro­ electedi milHm to improve bouoiiw. to vote for Papaadrea. gaming regnlatioB in tbe Divisioa of Afghan Jets bombed the bills above the border settlement of Tera poned Thnrsday a 91 trillion pbin for Tbe aomiaatioa of Papaadrea, Because of tbdr long frteadsbip Special Revenue, which oversees Mangal, about 100 miles west of Peshawar. Offlcials said that fiscal 1999 that would reduce the ran unco wbo was aomiaated last moatb by — tbe two were elected to tbe House state-run lotteries, dog radag, Jai raid killed five people and injured eight others. deficit by 937 billion with the help of oppoaith O'Neill, a dose fri^ , was ap­ ia IMP - (yNem was aecused of alai and off-track bet&ig. He wifl Before that attack, authorities said Afghan air raids on Tera as much as 919.5 billion in tax Police officers and others examine the three University of Mississippi students Wedneaf proved Thursday loosely akxif political cronyism. Tbere was bold that post natfl he is sworn in ^ boosts. party liaes, l7-tS. additional criticism because Mangal since Monday had killed 94 people and wounded 110 wreckage of Thursday’s accident four who were participating in a sorority- Brace (TNefll, the date of wWcb was not others. Tbe vote foBowed a two-bour (TNeill moved quickly to nominate hnniediately disclosed. House Democrats completed miles west of Oxford, Miss., that killed sponsored walk-a-thon. MCC.he clooeddoor caucus of House Demo- Papandrea to tbe bonsfag post, He characterised tbe vote as an their doseddoor talks and pre­ other int crate. Emergioc from tbe caucus, while be bas appointed committees "overwhelming vote of confidence Qra«c« threatens to dote bates pared to release next week a ^an activitie one Democrat wbo asked not to be to conduct nationwide searches for ... in Governor (VNeiB and Ms with about the same amount of identified said tbe vote was being other commissionersbipo. deficit reduction and new taxes. A The sit selection of me. ATHENS, Greece — Premier Andreas Papandreou warned AVpIWiO cast as a test of loyalty to O’Neill. "Have we searched exhaustively Crash kills charity walkers Turkey today to call off oil exploration in the Aegean Sea and Rep. Trent Lott of Mississippi, colleges House Majority Leader Robert Frankel, the House approved the nomination of "It was made veryclear that this to flad tbe best candidate we William K. Seymour, spokesman threatened to shut down U.S. m ilitary bases here in event of a the second-ranking Republican in By Woody Boird the Regional Medical Center in Susan, was iqjured in the accident. non-resii D-Stratford (1 ^ ), and Deputy Majority John Papandrea as the state's next was a vote for the governor," the possibly can?” asked Rep. Miles S. for divisioB, said O’Neill called Greek-Turkish m ilitary clash. the House, scoffed at the offerings. lawmaker said, "ft was insinuated, Rapoport, D-West Hartford. "I Papandrea to tell him of tbe vote. Tho Assoclotad Prms Memphis, Tenn., said Carolyn "We’ve done a walk-a-tbon for But on Earlier today, Greece put its armed forces on alert and ordered Leader Richard J. Balducci, D> housing commissioner. no, it was stated, that a vote against don’t think that’s been done here.’’ He succeeds Joseph E . Canale of "The Democrats, yes, they want Clark, nursing supervisor at the years.” buay istl navy vessels imo the north Aegean, where the Turkish ship to raise taxes. They want to get Newington, watch the vote Thursday as Papandrea could Jeopardised Rep. Walter S. Brooks, co- Danbury, who ia retiring. OXFORD, Miss. - Five Univer­ hospital. All the victims were 26 McClure said no charges bad atudenta Seismic-1 is beaded. together with the Republicans and sity of Mississippi sorority sisters years old. been filed and tbe investigation The socialist premier said Greece would "prevent" the ship, get us to agree to raise taxes, cut were in critical condition today Listed in critical condition with would take a couple of div* to "apathy due to reach the exploration sHe Saturday, from carrying out defense and raise domestic spend­ after three others died when a truck head injuries were Hess Worsham, complete. There was noe rid e m o f atudenta tests in the disputed Aegean continental shelf. ing. ’That’s what they want,” he slammed into a car trailing a 20, and Margaret Gardner, 20, Ms. drug or alcohol use InvMved or partlculi said. "That’s what they call a Connecticut in Bnie$ Farmer may be charged In cow deaths Papandreou blamed the United States and N A TO for the crisis charity walk-a-thon, flipping it onto Clark said. excessive speed, the patrol said. Just la which arose Thursday when Turkey said It would resume oil compromise." the group, officials said. Three students remained in criti­ The driver of the truck, Robert A one-ton truck pulling a hay- recomm N ORTH H AVEN (AP) - ’The later, he found five more dead cows Denette said that Akowchek nice animals for so long, you know research in the Aegean after a 10-year gap. The GOP took no blame for the cal condition in intensive care at Davis of Senatobia, was uniqjured. Truck driver gets 6 months In crash baler slammed into a small foreign Connecticut Humane Socity is as he was walking in the woods on claimed be was unable to get proposals, since the party has Ox ford-Lafayette Medical Center, Miss Gardner was driving the car campus something Just went wrong there." car that was trailing 20 walkers B R ID G E P O R T - Victims’ families are unsatisfied with tbe seeking the arrest of a dairy the property. He said he then called outside during several days of cold refused to participate draftihg officials said. Six others were that was hit, McClure said. down by Spezzano said Akowchek would Thursday afternoon, said Lt. Steve six-month Jail term given to a former trucker from North farmer, charging him with cruelty several state agencies and the weather to feed tbe animals. Cave-In buries miners In Ecuador them. Once the Democrats laid a admitted to the hospital, with one "Peopie on campus are in a state not comment publicly. McClure of the state Highway presiden Carolina who was found at fault in the I9S3 crash at the Stratford to animals in the death of more than Humane Society for advice. Akowchek also said that some cows plan on the table, they said, some listed in serious condition and five of shock,” said Jan Robertson, Semple said state envlromental Q U ITO , Ecuador — A cave-in buried 50 miners at a gold mine in Patrol. the Issue 70 cows on his farm. On Monday, siemple, law enforce­ had been prevented from eating by negotiations might be possible. In fair condition. coordinator of university news. "It toll plasa on Interstate 95 that left seven people dead. officials decided the best way to mountainous southern Ecuador, killing as many as 30 of them, "Apparently the truck overtook ment officers, agriculture officials other, more agressive cows, Two were treated for minor Is tragic that a benefit set up to help addresst Charles Kluttx, 39, of Coolemee, N .C ., was sentenced Thursday dispose of the dead cows was to officials said. But Reagan said ’Thursday that the procession, overtook the rear­ Officials have found at least 76 and Raymond Denette of tbe Denette said. injuries and released. people and save lives ends up with body. to six months in Jail for the second time in three years by Superior bury them on the farm on Tuesday. The disaster occurred Thursday at the Nambija mine, on a any talks with him won't include most vehicle, struck it, knocking it dead dairy cows, heifers and calves Humane Society went back to the Akowchek had run the farm More than 50 sorority members the loss of lives.” Court Judge James Bingham, despite pleas from the victims’ "A t one time I looked over and discussions of a tax boost. into the walkers." McClure said. It’s tin on Richard Akowchek’s farm. farm and discovered 09 dead cows singlehanded, Denette said mountainside four hours by foot from the town of Zamora, capital and friends consoled relatives of The walkers had no official escort families for stiffer punishment. tbere were maybe 40 animals The members of the Chi Omega effective When health officials received an there. Some of the carcasses were Thursday. of Zamora Chincipe province and about 435 miles south of Quito. the victims at the Oxford hospital and Sgt. David L. Stewart of the " I don’t care what he thinks of me and I don’t care what I think stacked up along the road, ’’ Semple "In the negotiations that may chapter were walking from Bates- anonymous complaint earlier this found concealed under manure "His elderly parents lived on the Rescue equipment and doctors were being sent to the mine, take place, that part's out to begin Thursday evening, with many patrol said the agency doesn’t Students of him, but six months is ridiculous,” said Kenneth Thall, whose said. vllle to their sorority house on month about dead animals on a piles or covered with canvas. farm and couldn’t help him with said police Lt. Renan Velasco in a telephone interview from with," he told reporters while on a donating blood. provide escorts for such events. right to 1 5-year-old son, Brian, was killed in the crash. campus about 25 miles away to dairy farm, they thought the case The authorities also discovered farm chores,” be said. When be went to the North Haven Zamora with The Associated Press. trip to Columbia, Mo. A memorial service is scheduled "We have told people time and Kluttz, who was driving a 30,009-pound tractor-trailer without a raise money for the Mississippi what’s g would be routine. 75 more cows that were apparently Stanley Knecht of the Connecti­ farm, Denette said he discovered There were no confirmed casualty figures, and details on the for noon today at Fulton Chapel on time again we can’t provide escorts White House spokesman Marlin Kidney Foundation, Chancellor Ge­ valid license, is to begin tbe sentence immediately and will not But Larry Semple, a sanitarian suffering from malnutrition. cut Farm Bureau said it usually that there wasn’t enough feed on tbe accident were not immediately available. the Ole Miss campus. Chancellor because they were so dangerous," Fitzwater said the administration rald l^m er Tomer said. appeal, according to his lawyer, John R. Gulash. with the Quinnipiack Valley Health State Veterinarian Dr. Jean takes about three or four people farm to provide one day’s food Floro Regalado, prefect of Zamora Chicipe province, Gerald Turner has canceled noon said Stewart. "People on foot in the Killed at the scene were Mary District, found the case at North Kucla said malnutrition appeared working full time to run a dairy supply to the animals. estimated 30 deaths and said news of the accident had arrived might still refuse to hold the budget classes for the service. roadway are strictly a hazard.” summit Democratic leaders have Langford and Beth Roberson, po­ "We’re Just in shock" said "This tragedy will weigh heavy a Haven’s last dairy farm to be to be the cause of death of the farm with 190 head of cattle. Some neighbors of the Akowchek with messengers from the mine. Police, quoting survivors, said been seeking. lice said. Robin Simmons died at Stephanie McGee, whose sister. long while," Turner said. Abortion procedures under fire anything but that. animals. Spezzano, wbo said he was a farm said they weren’t aware that 90 miners were buried. When he first visited the farm, he State officials closed the farm on anything was wrong there until Cot H A R ’TFO R D — Four state senators say that some Connecticut friend of Akowchek, said Akowchek discovered three dead cows in the ’Tuesday, while the surviving anim­ reading about it the newspaper. women seeking abortions may not be getting all the information talked to him frequently but never pasture. Richard Akowchek, who als, in varying states of heath, were mentioned problems with his cows. "We never see him," said Regina they need on the psychological and physical risks of the Iran questions follow Reagan runs the farm, told him the cows moved to a North Branford farm Akowchek was at Spezzano’s North Vltelli. "We used to see him ride by Hostage issues plea for fellow captive bu) procedure. had slipped on ice, Semple said. run by Joseph Spezzano. Denette, Branford farm on Thursday, Spez­ in a truck, but not for a long time.” WASHINGTON — President Reagan, while suggesting to a But a spokeswoman for the state Department of Health "So I ordered him to get them in chief of law enforcement for the zano said. Denette said more than a dozen sixth-grade class in Missouri that his secret sale of arms to Iran Services said Thursday that all aspects are clearly spelled out the- ground within 4S hours," B E IR U T, Lebanon (AP) — Mos­ condition Alann will be talking." "The doctor says in his report affecting one side of the body." 2 Humane Society in Connecticut, cows died of malnutrition and may encourage further hostage-taking, also is finding out the "He’s in a trance now,” Spezzano lem extremists issued a videotape The kidnappers on Monday said Covent before any abortion is performed in a clinic or hospital. Semple said. said that one more cow has since neglect on a Bristol farm seven controversy is following him everywhere. that; ‘After checking the patient told the New Haven Register. of hostage Jesse Turner urging the Normal adult blood pressure is whether I The senators, three Republicans and a Democrat, said women After Semple returned a few days died. Steen was gravely ill and might die Alann Steen I found out that he had "He’ll do anything I want... He had years ago. Reagan, who traveled to Columbia on Thursday to highlight his United States and Israel to accept a about 120 over 90 and a reading of 29 seeking abortions should be required to fill out "informed within 10 days, and they demanded a crisis in his blood pressure 23-19. for the to push for "back-to-basics” education, instead ran headlong into prisoner exchange to free fellow over 19 would Indicate a life- consent” forms. that the United States pressure The symptoms he had were head­ Thepn the Iran controversy by offering his harshest assessment yet of American captive Alann Steen, who Israel to release 100 Arab prisoners. ache, hemiparicia, anxiety and threatening low blood pressure. Wanda A. Rickerby, the spokeswoman for the agency, said the secretive arms deals. he said was dying. "You all know that our fellow difficulty in breathing.’’’ American doctors said Thursday, approvet! such forms have been required for the past 14 years. She said Pilot pleads innocent to wife’s murder "Th e president is going to have to answer an Iran question In the videotape released Thurs­ Alann Steen is dying,’' Turner said It was not clear what he meant by however, that the hostage’s reading ’h ie m t women seeking abortions are also given counseling dealing with wherever he goes," Reagan’s spokesman Marlin Fitzwater said day by the Islamic Jihad for the in a five-minute videotape deli­ hemiparicia. A similar-sounding may have been expressed In tracks, ti physical and psycological aspects of having an abortion. afterward. Liberation of Palestine, ’Turner vered to the offices of the leftist condition, hemiparesis, is defined European measurement. That Including risk, discomfort, results and the procedure itself. DANBURY (AP) - After plead­ But defense attorney J. Daniel For six years before his Job with her off at her home after returning 7 and a swi from an overseas flight on Pan Speaking to sixth-graders at Fairview Elementary School in also said a video recording of Steen daily newspaper As-Safir In Mos­ In Borland’s Illustrated Medical would correspond to 290 over 190, a " I feel the psychological problems definitely are dealt with," ing Innocent, an airline pilot Sagarin claimed the bond Is uncon­ Eastern, Crafts said he worked for repaid o\ accused of murdering his wife and American World Airways. Columbia, Reagan admitted the arms deal "wasn’t carried out "will be taped soon. If he Is in good lem west Beirut. Dictionary as "muscular weakness very high blood pressure. she said. stitutionally excessive, as well as Air America Inc., a branch of the chopping her body to pieces broke restrictive. It reflects the publicity O ntral Intelligence Agency, and the way we had thought it would be. It sort of settled down to Just averagei State’s Attorney Walter Flana­ down in tears In Superior Court was in the Marine Corps for six trading arms-for-hostages. Thisisi the case has generated because of gan has confirmed that human while requesting a reduction of his years. "Th a t’s a little like paying ransom to a kidnapper. If you do it, Experts criticize Scout matter charged with attault its gruesome nature, he said. remains believed to be Mrs. Crafts’ voters sa 9750,000 bond. The children are staying with Sagarin has said that Crafts then the kidnapper is Just encouraged to go kidnap someone were found in wood chips at Lake suicide coverage Foroni A S H FO R D — A 40-year-old scout master has been arrested and Richard Crafts, 40, of Newtown Crafts’ sister in Westport and visit suffers from colon cancer. He bad else,” Reagan said. PAP AUTO PARTS . charged with sexually assaulting two boys during a weekend Zoar in Southbury, including “The Auto Parts Store Worth Looking For" * sweeper, cried briefly Thursday when he told him twice a week at the Bridgeport part of his colon, liver and lymph WASHINGTON (AP) - Four camping trip, state police said. strands of hair, a tip of a finger, a ! Judge Howard J. Moraghan that he Correctional Center. nodes removed two years ago. suicide prevention specialists say removed David Paul Wilson, of Ashford, the scout master of Troop 92, has no thoughts of abandoning his fingernail and a tooth and dental Moraghan reserved decision on crafts said he is supposed to see a cap. Search continues In Phlladephia the page-one play of teen-age Super Special PENNZOIL Indly Winner Sale * for a shoi was charged Thursday with two counts of sexual assault in the children and would not attempt to the request and continued the case doctor every three months. PHILADELPHIA — Police continued digging for body parts suicides gives the victims fame cost-effei fourth degree and two counts of risk of injury to a minor, state flee. He said he calls them nightly until April 30. Crafts said he has had severe Flanagan presented evidence at Z-7 30 today in the basement, yard and garage of a house where they might never have achieved in Z-7 10W-40 I poiice said. and has written to them every other Crafts, who requested a Jury trial pains near his liver while In Jail, a recent probable cause hearing In addi half-naked women were chained to a sewer pipe and human limbs life and may encourage other Z-7 40 Q T 20W-40 I On March 20, Wiison took scouts on a weekend camping trip at a day since his arrest on Jan. 13. during Thursday’s proceedings, and that he had to wait five weeks that Crafts rented a wood-chIppIng and othei were found in a freezer. troubled youths to follow the same Z-7 5W-30 Q T 20W-50 I Boy Scout camp on Route 44 in Ashford, and state police say they Danbury State’s Attorney Walter also testified about his 19-year for physical examination, which machine the day his wife path. trucks ai D. Flanagan opposed the bond The Investigation focused on the run-down home of Gary Z-7 10W-30 I recieved a complaint the foilowing day from a parent that Wilson employment as a pilot with Eastern revealed a cyst. He has also disappeared. town is s| reduction, arguing that as an Airlines, first as a flight engineer suffered internal bleeding and lost Heidnik, 43. He was charged with one count of murder and four 8 9 *^ had fondled two scouts ages 11 and 12. Crafts waived his right to the full The four instead urged the news Limit 1 case per customer. Q T. With Rebate / 200 Q T. Rebate to mainti If convicted, Wilson faces fines of up to 91,000 and one year in airline pilot Crafts is able to fly all and since last August as a co-pllot. IS pounds. hearing. Sagarin had said that to counts of rape, kidnapping and related offenses against the media to emphasize where teen­ prison for each count of sexual assault, and 9500 and ten years in over the world. Crafts Is not a good He is now under suspension without Helle Crafts, SO, was last seen have continued the hearing would women, who said he had fed them human flesh. agers can go for help. frequent risk, Flanagan said. prison for each count of risk of Injury to a minor, state police said. pay from that Job. Nov. 19 when co-workers dropped only have delayed the trial. District Attorney Ronald Castille said he also intended to CovenI charge Heidnik in the murder of a second woman, who was "We should avoid romanticizing Bond had not been set for Wilson, who was scheduled to appear suicides," Charlotte P. Ross, presi­ PAP AUTO PARTS will be ai in Danielson Superior Court Friday, state police said. butchered. Hispanics A captive who escaped led police early Wednesday to Heldnik’s dent and executive director of the 307 E. CflltBr StrBBt (Rear of Laaes nMneaty), MflllCllBftBr equipme north Philadelphia home, where officers discovered three Youth Suicide National O nter in It will I Washington, told a news conference women naked from the waist down. The women, who had been tALt VAUD ONLY WITH COUTON Thursday. 0AL9 ENOS 3/2i/87 649-3528 Conditions at Niantic calfad 'obscene* angered by kept captive for up to four months, told police they were chained H A R T F O R D — A coalition of women lawmakers is urging to a basement sewer pipe near a torture pit. Bupport for a package of bills aimed at improving what they say are grossly Inadequate services for women inmates in the state T V changes Bakker, wife stay on PTL payroll Would you like to be free of A r correction system. M ER ID EN (AP) - Hispanic F O R T M IL L , S.C. — The Rev. Jim Bakker’s church says the Tension & Stress? nriovictime, Members of the Organisation of Women Lawmakers said viewers are angered over a cable Thursday that male inmates have better living conditions and evangelist might face dismissal for his 1990 sexual liaison, while Ao the < television company’s decision to the Rev. Je rry Falwell says the P T L board has agreed to an audit DISCOVER GOD’S are provided more opportunities for rehabilitation than female cut out seven hours of Spanish champioi inmates. programming that had been the of the ministry’s finances. thoughto i "Th e situation is really obscene, it’s really a very desperate only source of television for those Falwell, Bakker’s hand-picked successor to the P T L STRESS-FREE FAMILY v id e o ® roaoieml situation," said Rep. Carrie S. Perry, D-Hartford, president of who don’t speak English. evangelical empire, also said the Pentecostal minister and his At the Junollon Raiker, "TOTVmwBaTWr Off them the bipartisan group. As of April 1, Dimension Cable wife, Tam m y Faye, will be kept on the P T L payroll. WeedbrMge 6 Qraen Read 9 perhapil However, Falwell added, if Bakker tries to retake the The lawmakers released a report from the Connecticut Civil will eliminate programming from Im preuii presidency of the group, the board would likely resign in protest. Liberties Union that cited alleged overcrowding and lack of a the Spanish International Network concern f He said "the credibility problem that we now have would be an work-release program or meaningful educational opportunities between 7 a.m. and 2 p.m. Spanish theee Inot programming is now available 24 impossible challenge for us." at Niantic Correctional institution, the state’s only prison for ;;;;:^iiIC m b e r s i#S: The col hours a day. Falwell, who presided for the first time over the P T L board women. egregioui The legislature’s Judiciary Committee will hold a public The programs were dropped Thursday, refused to say how much Bakker and his wife, who is because they ranked last in a undergoing treatment in Palm Springs, Calif., for drug havebeci hearing Saturday on a series of bills dealing with women v a n ity ai inmates, who comprise 10 percent of the prison population in popularity survey Dimension con­ dependency, will get. Their combined salaries were 972,900 in Hurry! ducted last summer, Vincent Ca- no higher Connecticut. 1079, the last year the ministry revealed how much they were Limited Time! ramenello, general manager of paid. caoe U a I Dimension’s Meriden office, said hlgher-ui ’Thursday. their deni Attorneys In weapons case take trip But local Hispanic leaders said That’! ' the survey was unfair because It with 2 00 unuiui was not printed In Spanish. ^ETIME B R ID G E P O R T — Attorneys in the trial of a Pakistani national THE FLOOR STORE FREE iChooTeI accused of Illegally shipping weapons parts to Iran are traveling Dimension has 39,099 subscribers MEMBERSHIPS "Great Floors — Great Prices" MOVIES football b to Madrid, Spain, to interview a key witness in the case. In Cheshire, Southington and Mer­ Catch of the day *9.95 alao the g The attorneys are scheduled to Interview Manuel Pires on iden, six percent of whom are Hispanic. In Cheshire and Sou­ NOBODY GIVES YOU MORE 7 half-hoar Saturday at the U.S. Embassy In Madrid. Defendant Arif A. Lucas Frays, 4, of Mystic, casts his iina Durrani claims Pires, who had been subpoenaed but refused to thington, a fraction of one percent Esker Point Baaoh during this waak's keeping q come to this country, was working with the U.S. government in are Hispanic. out toward thraa bathsrs at Qroton’s spaii of baimy waathar. THAN MOVIETIME VIDEO ruloo trai the arms deal. "We like the Hispanic programs. Attorneys for Durrani, who contends he was part of the U.S. That’s our only source of televi­ QUALITY T-120 STUDB sion,” said Iraina Martinet, a Beryl Slelle, C.S. effort to exchange arms for American hostages held in Labanon, Thewholi Meriden viewer. “ American T V Is V 3 O F F our Entire Selection of Beautiful a member of the Christian Science Board of Lectureship continued to pressa federaljudgetoenter the Tower Commission Pleas in court win killer leniency place nan too violent. This Is our culture ... BLANK TAPE report as evidence on Thursday. what we understand." H AR TFO R D (AP) — A 61-year- have come In and asked me for Umes In the chest and abdomeh Tuesday, March 31“ - S'" Dallao mi U.S. District Judge T . F . Gilroy Daly did not rule on whether to Martinez and five other Hispanic old man convicted of shooting to mercy for the person whocomitted with a .S9-callber handgun on JulJr AREA RUGS aatl-iatell allow the report, the result of a government investigation into the residents recently sent Dimension death his flagrantly unfaithful wife the crime,” Superior Court Judge 19,1906. 2-4-6 Hour with Coupon elobberini also SUPER PLUSH NYLON C A R P E T - Iran-Contra arms-for-hostages scandal. The argumenU came on a letter questioning the cutback. was given a suspended sentence Herbert BaraU said. Barall gave Pigueiredo a sus­ $% First Church of Christ. Scientist While They Last LlmH4 make ant the ninth day of Durrani’s trial. after pleas for mercy from the Including PAD A Installation X V $2 ^ 9 One long-time Meriden resident, Alvaro FIgueirsdo pleaded guilty pended 19-year prison sentence 447 North Main St., Manchester Impreeoiv Durrani. 37, of Weatlake Village, Calif., is charged with who asked not to be identified, said victim’s family members. Jan. 9 to manslaughter, admitting Thuraday and ordered that ho ea. canoym p " ’This Is certainly the first case Mon-Fri 10-5 318 Qroan Rd. f r e e Free (]hild Care exporting 922.000 worth of missile parts to Iran. the change would be felt most by ha want to the Greenwood Health undergo inpaUentevaluaUonbegIm PUBUC LECnURE Ample Parking Opon Mondoy-Thuro 10-6pm, FrI. A Sot. 10-9pm, Sun. 12-7 pm money an I’ve ever sat on where all the Thuro til e Manchsitor elderly Hispanics, invalids who Center in Hartford and ehot 49- ning April 14 to be followed by 647-7974 men>w.. speak no English. members of tbe victim’s family yeaimM AngaUna Pigueiredo three counseUng on an outpaUent basis. • — MANCHE8TBR HERALD. rridMr. Hwrcii r . 1W7 a-M A N C w es OPINION Din REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITIES By Goeree Le Harold Roporl If Me town of MCC may own trash-reim itt* Jack help lengthen t REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK AN EAGER landfill and pre from overchar and basinesses face more ftaMuip Sirano Real Estate Weinberg said HOME BUYER The town m contractor to although in the than apathy its own service CHECKS THE Weinberg in adminstration Pork-barrel on how much i Rory Brace is a kmely guy. REAL ESTATE municipal pi< The Manchester Community Coilete iBiB student strock out trying to find someone— projects pad anyone — to run against him for Student PAGE IN THE Mar Senate president. WILLINGTON Bruce, along with four others seeking 6 Rooms, Main Floor U ke ’’New’,’ CondRion elected positions in the student organisation, r 1 highway bill Very Open tk Spacious 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths Newly Remodeled, Eat-in MANCHESTER its e ran uncontested. Because there was no Enclos^ Porch Ir Sun opposition, the elections, scheduled for WASHINGTON — Most of the media interest in Coal/Wood/Oil Combo Kitchen Deck Wednesday, were canceled. Me highway bill Mat recently landed on President Furnace Above Ground Pool 2 Car Garage w/Loft Reagan’s desk has been aimed at the revision of Me HERALD to n Bruce chalks it up to apathy. Students at 95 mph speed limit. But what concerns the White (4 years oM) F lat Lot (1.2 Acres) MCC, he says, are simply too busy pursuing Houw — and should worry Me public — are Me LOWER LEVEL - ’TWO 3 Room, In-Law Apartments with fully applianced By George Li Herald Repoi other interests to take the time for student W' budget-busting billions in pork-barrel projects the kitchens, private entrances. Walk-out to back yard. One has Will he see your listings?! activities. bin w ts in motion. lovely fireplace. Good size apartments! *175,000.00 Reversing i The situation is especially serious at Probably not even a presidential veto can A A townofManch overcome Me House and Senate public works colleges such as MCC that have only ’Putting You 1st Is 2nd Nature To Us!’ town enginm non-residential students, Bruce contends. committees’ single-minded devotion to Me 175 advertising c pork-barrel items in Me bill. These projects will Can 643-2711 qualified cam But one wonders if the fact that students are cost $1.5 billion for Me first five years, and an STRAND REAL ESTATE CALL TODAY - 64V'SO LD'*(^ the town has busy is the only reason that there’s a dearth of O pen Foram additional $6.5 billion to complete. ask for DaMMa the past students trying to get involved at MCC. The One big trouble wiM Me pork projects — and the The town “apathy” also might result from the fact that reason they survive and flourish no matter how big Thursday supi Manager Rolx students don’t see the Student Senate as a tion, I Intend to become more the budget deficit grows — is that they are Bolton clindidate I cringe when I hear "It isn’t D.W FISHfiji i K 1 search aroumi particularly powerful body. active in helping to solve the how much time you spend with regarded by their successful sponsors as political, ; g [ I' il 1 K town enginee Just lately, for instance, the Student Senate Is no newcomer problems facing Bolton and help­ your children that matters, but merit badges to show Me h om ^istrict folks at been vacant s campaign time. No amount of finger-pointing can ' recommended placing a cigarette machine on ing to continue to make it a great whether the time you do spend is of for three days To the Editor; place to live. shame Mese members out of bringing home the M w iefiM ler When you're thinking of Ellington mai campus — a move which was later turned high quality. ’ ’ Quality time for our J & I NswsrIMIns. Charming 5 room m children often defies advance bacon in Me form of a demonstration project or •lory Capo olylo homo. OfforlM 3 However, fi down by a higher college governing body. The In an article ("Bolton GOP Lelaai J. Stoppleworth other boondoggle. mrs,“ 1M barns, dming room don. to return to pi scheduling. We may fool our­ gsHoy-typa kNolwn. Forfoel M um buying or selling, or Just then, other | president of MCC wouldn’t even comment on reluctant to talk issues,” March IMP Boston Tonipike selves to think that quality time is the issue, contending that it had been 20) your reporter describes De­ IN FACT, some pork-barrel dippers are noma wHh numoroua pooalbliniaa. filling the vol Bofton scheduled for our convenience, need to consult someone Director Geo addressed earlier by a college policy-making mocratic candidate forselectman but we don’t fool our children. We unabashed to the point of arrogance. After we wrote last fall about construction projects brought directors he n body. Leland J. Stoppleworth as a cannot afford to neglect the "We need Im home by House committee members, including oiie' It’s time for MCC to take a hard look at the "newcomer.” I would like to take everyday "being-there” expe­ on your Real Estate needs, ing help.” K exception to that. riences and hope to make up the by chairman Jim Howard, D-N.J., a Howard aide . five-hour bud| effectiveness of its student government. It is true that I am a newcomer Rock the cradle, called and told our associate Stewart Harris Mat Earlier thii Students pay to go to the college. They have a difference with the occasional Maneheeter Full Osm und $124,BOO call us - we’re always to the slate for Board of Select­ rule the world times scheduled in the future for we had failed to mention another project the Capa with tiraplacad living room, good olzad dining room, posed that I right to insist that they have a real voice in men, hut I am not a "newcomer” chairman had netted for his district. Manohester spMlancad kltchon and bodroom on the main Isvsl with 2 sxtra vacant and t our convenience. Booutlful nowor Condo In mini willing to assist you! engineer to i what’s going on. to Bolton. I havelived in Bolton for To the Editor: The hand that rocks the cradle, Some of Mese projects may be worMwhile. But oondNIon. Two BWa, 1H eoramle Isrga bodrooma upstairs, 2 full baths, locatod on s quM otrast In • we are curious about the inequitable way Congress nloo location. work. Kandrt IS years. All six of my children rules the world. tSod bolha, choory dining room, that he thougl have graduated from Bolton I applaud the letter written by decides who gets to take home the bacon. Victorian otyla windows and trim, Here are some of Me more redolent examples of •bi panol doors, laundry hook-ups, hire a civil en| public schools. I have been a Loreen Lundeen that appeared In Laurie De Valve walk out bosamant. Excollant Call for a free market analysis of does not reqt member of the Democratic Town the Herald March 24, and I stand in 2P Griswold 81. how the pork-barrel system works to the advantagk plocation. licensed by tl BPB your present home. Committee for a number of years, full support of her concerns. I am a Manchester of senior House committee members; Kandra sail Coventry should though not In the past several woman who gave up her profes­ a Bud Shuster, R-Pa., ranking military member,, town enginee years. sion as a physical therapist to be a made off with Me biggest special project in Me bilk town will adt — FREE HOME EVALUATION I have run in previous elections full-time mother. I have not once $95 million to build 12 miles of four-lane highway tions, though buy new trucks for Board of Education and Zoning Time to renovate between Altoona and Tyrone, Pa. candidate car regretted this decision. I looked engineer. Board. I have been a member of ahead, decided what was really a Glen Anderson, D-Calif., second-ranking 2 two townwide stud>' committees, a second school majority member, got the next-biggest hunk of 2 In the depi important, and planned to live UAR REALTY CO. the 1587-88 Coventry residents will vote Tuesday on ManotiMter M a x or Qolt $1S2.SOO one on waste disposal and the accordingly. What profession pork; $74 million for 27 "intermodal w hether to spend $295,000 on new equipm ent To the Editor: transportation" projects for the port of Los at ihls luxurious 3 bedroom Condominium bordorlng Ihs golf recommendei other a school study committee. could be more significant than R E A L ESTATE SERVICES •»•«>..••• courts. All largs rooms Including shaatrookad bsosmant (orrfuturo 1 A -Z t Z spent — up for the town’s highway department. So you can see why I would mildly Angeles. 43 9 being a mom? I am a woman of Coventry is in the midst of a 63 East Center St., Manchester, 643-4060 family room, flrsplacs, central air, large dock, 2H bstht. Unit books expected to t The proposal is a sound one and should be object to being called a influence. I import values, stimu­ a Robert Roe, D-N.J., third-ranking Democrat, , up to woods. Complfx offora tennis and s swimming pool. Robert D. Murdock, Realtor major featun newcomer. school renovation program. Cov­ snagged $50 million for Improvements to Route 21 calls for reoi approved. late creativity, develop compas­ entry High School has been 'hie money is needed to buy two dump Now that I am retired after 2S sion, modify weakness and nur­ in his district. ment by do renovated and the benefits have a Gus Savage and William Llplnski, with a little assistant tov trucks, two plows, two senders, a payloader years of service to the state of ture strengths. lean open lifeupto Connecticut as a public school been enormous. Not only does the help from another Chicago Democrat, Ways and and creating and a sweeper. The loans are expected to be an individual. I can open an school meet state fire and safety 7 works directc 7 Means Committee Chairman Dan Rostenkowski, teacher and a professor of educa- individual to life. repaid over four years and will cost the codes, but the school is accessible brought home $24 million worth of road-building THINKING OF SELLING??? Under the i average taxpayer Just $20 a year. to people of all physical abilities. contracts for their constituents. CALL US FOR A MARKET OPEN SUNDAY 1-4 P.M. be no increai Coventry can be truly proud! director StepI This isn’t an issue which will go away if EVALUATION OF YOUR 90 WbIIbim SBBi by elimlnatli Now it is time to renovate Me PERHAPS THE most bizarre pork-barrel Spaoloua and atogant C A W COO of 5 rooma FLUS araal nlop roe room. engineer, thi voters say “no” Tuesday. Robertson School. The School PROPERTY. For one thing, the town doesn’t have a permutation was wrought by Rep. Jim Oberstar, NO CHARGE • NO OBLIGATION. Thia ovaralzad homo la loadod wHh pxtraa Inotuding • O IN T IR ItLANO short one lesi Building Committee has pres­ D-Minn., who led the successful fight for a $14 In tha kitohan and a large dock for grMI 8UMMIR BAMUQUIt... Kandra mi sweeper, and badly needs one if sand is to be ented a renovation program million highway interchange — in Sanford, Fla., YOUXL BE GLAD YOU DID! •13S,S00.00 — 800 You Sundoyl Me assistani removed from roads. Renting such equipment which deserves Me public’s sup­ roughly 2,000 miles from his home district in 647-8400 OIr; East Cantor 8t. to Portor 81. to Wollman Rd. noor tho oukdo-soo tor's Job woul for a short period each year is simply not port. Fire safety is not a luxury — northeastern Minnesota. Real tstate Town bud cost-effective. the codes were written to save It turns out that much of Me inspiration for the Heustls said engineer wi In addition, Coventry’s fleet of snowplows lives. By law and by right we must interchange came from Jeno PauluccI, who made ' also provide access to all persons. 647-8400 reorganlzatic and other trucks is aging rapidly. Many his first millions as the founder of Chun King brand could cost the The state will reimburse the town Chinese food products in Duluth. Paulucci moved trucks are more than IS years old, and the 168 Main Street, Manchester it is now I for over 72 percent for most of the his plant to Florida in 1981. The Interchange would engineer we town is spending thousands of dollars a year project cost if we act this year. I benefit Paulucci’s business, but the Florida town would to maintain the equipment, which is subject to urge ail of Coventry’s citizens to Transportation Department gave it a low priority. SUCCESS STORY said. frequent breakdowns. vote "yes" in Me referendum on So Paulucci turned to Oberstar for help. Share yours with your family by purehaaing this NEW Coventry is growing. In future years, there March 31. An aide to Me congressman Justified Oberstar’s CONTEMPORARY... 7 rooma Including a Itt floor family room and 2H Police will be an even greater strain on the road interest in a manner typical of the Public Works balha. Tha NEIGHBORHOOD Is tworly KIO PROOF so BRING ON THB Patrick J. Flaherty BIKES - M9S,S00.00. equipm ent. Committee mentality; Not by Justifying Me “...and, as they say In the commercial Town Council Member It will be smart to vote “yes” Tuesday. Intrinsic value of the Florida interchange, but by I HA VENT GOT TIME FOR THE PAIN. Coventry explaining Mat Paulucci was still an important constituent, so Oberstar was playing Me C( pork-barrel game by the rules. ONCE IN A BLUE MOON.. Paulucci maintains a home and business office in THINK FAST!It “WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES!’ An Eldridi Duluth, the aide said, and provides a rent-free You’ll find s house with so many extras, 9 Or this one might get by you! Nice 5+ room history of fell Amateurism Is gone from college sports plant to GAG Electronics, a big Duluth employer. rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, gourmet kitchen Ranch on quiet dead end street in Ellington. 3 mmmmm wife were ai with center island and all appliances, inground bedrooms, 2 full baths, inground pool, Thursday n The aide scoffed at the suggestion that the $14 Blanchard & Rossetto indicated thi million Interchange had any connection to several sprinklers, 3 car garage, central-vac, central I30’xl95’ lot, coal stove, slate entrance foyer, As the college basketball season comes to Its with his TV show and his tie-in with local economical to heat! Reduced to $129,900.00, police descrl championship climax, it will soon be time to put Oberstar campaign contributions from Paulucci, air, beautiful landscapingndsi next to Ellington REAL ESTATE 646-2482 cniB Steven M. automobile dealers, real estate and insurance his family and associates. Oiuntry Qub. *349,0(W.(W thoughts about education in the closet until the boys agencies. lives on the t reassemble to prep for the football season next fall. FooMote; The telephone company in DuluM said 128 Eidridge The mess at SMU can serve to remind us of the it had no Paulucci home or business number listed. possession ol Off the field, out of mind. Television revenue aside, N icholas inability of higher education to change itself to perhaps big-time college athletics’ most Paulucci did not return our calls to his Florida 9 sell, possess! 9 meet its own stated goals. Virtually every FOR LEASE headquarters. ating a drug Impressive achievement has been to obliterate any Von Hoffnan university president and faculty senate is on record Joyce G. Epstein REALTY WORLD drug parapi Property Location: ,1' 1.1. li •i''j ’ concern for what once was the primary purpose of In favor of amateurism. The professlonalisatlon of $40 BAST CENTER ET. marijuana. I Real Estate • tiiI If’ A ■ I'l ■ I ' I 1 • these Institutions. collegiate sports Is denounced everywhere and has MANCNEETER 1150 Tolland St., East Hartford, CT. son, 30, was The collegiate sports year closes with a truly been since Me IMOs, and yet the stadiums get W «* r«N o .1 WE GET RESULTS sion of coca egregious scandal. Readers of the sports pages bigger and paychecks for the people In college Anyone harboring doubts about America’s 64T-889S ^ Ideal Usage: factory, poi have become Inured to coaches arranging to have enhanced status in their specialties may suffer too. sports get fatter. ability to compete in Me new technological age Offices - Light Industrial - Wholesale Vendor -A DIVI8ION OF THOMAS A. BINOIT IN T I IlF m t ir wiM intent tc varsity athletes paid to play. These revelations go No doubt about It, whether it’s fair or true. should take heart from Turkish Prime Minister WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL G E T S ATTENTION [ J drug paraph no higher than the director of athletics who, if the Southern Methodist has branded itself a playboy THIS ISN’T A question of men and women and Turgut Osal’s. In a recent interview, he was an 1. FIRST FLOOR - 2,000 + / — sq. ft. - case Is a truly stinky one, is kicked out. The football school, a retrograde rah-rah place where, Open span. Concrete floor. Overhead door. Bath and large institutions setting high standards for themwlves enthusiastic cheerleader for the United States. “I shower area. Very good condition. $1,005 per month. higher-ups have been successful at preserving doubtless, women are still called coeds and and then falling to attain them. The pattern here believe you (Americans) are Me leader of Me H o i their denlability, as the politicians say. supervised by myopically, genteel widows of reveals a system-wide inability of thow who are technological revolution,” he told us. "You are BMJkETOllBURV-BMnMBNOOK 2. SECOND FLOOR - Approx. 2,200 sq. ft. That’s what makes the Southern Methodist case distinguished professors of accountancy. SMU may supposed to guide and govern to exercise anything ahead of Europe, ahead of Japan. They are good Prsatlgloui dsvsiopmsnt on Suitable for B or more offices, wall-to-wall carpeted. I so unusual. They caught the chairman of the call out that it’s lies, slanders and cUchM, that traders — very good. What you Invent, they oul-ds-aao near ahopelng and baMs. *1,150 par monM. By John F. but a minimal control over pressures that are too Mlighwayt. Houaaa taahira can- Herald Rtpi school’s board of governors with members of the SMU Is no different from most others, but who will large and too powerful for them. commercialize, especially the Japanese. But you trai air, oantral vae, Individual football team. The chairman. Bill Clements, who is be of a mind to listen? Certainly not tite downs of The SMU incident shows that neither the are still Me leader.” 3. FIRST & SECOND FLOOR - 400 sq. ft. Contamporarlaa and I offices and a baM. Wall-to-wall carpeted. *450 per month The Homa also the governor of Texas, has apologised In a other schools with big time professional football teachers nor the scholars are running the place. It ttradllfbnala. Our plana or yours. of Chicago t half-hearted sort of way for what he did, while still and basketball teams. Call todiy for dsMls. 7 7 shows that the administrators are a pack of Separate Entrances - Two Months Security site plans foi keeping quiet about what part was plajr^ by fellow impotent nebbishes, m en paper processors, while Required - Open Lease 1 to 5 Years. Buckland Hi rules transgressors on the board. THE UNDERLYING issue here Isn’t the power resides in a bunch of ham-fisted If approve amateurism anyway. Despite the oratory and the barbarian businessmen, foremost of whom Is the ^aurltPBtpr Hpralft TENANT TO PAY: Utilities, Maintenance, Air Condi­ Zoning Comi STUDENTS AND faculty at SMU are up In arms. head clucking that has followed on the revelations governor, a man more at home wearing rawhide tioning, Service & Service Contract on Furnace. show a 918,01 Founded In 1551 IHOYI*lll CONM ilOM III WiM 788.0M The whole episode reinforces the suspicion that any of SMU’s rulebreaking, the amateurism question skins than woven cloth and tailored suits. The LANDLORD TO PAY: Taxes, Insurance k Cold Water Ovorsixod RalBod Ranch IIS K tO lI place named Southern Methodist and located in has been wttled. Schools may pay their players as revelations have singled Clements out for space. It w< Dallas must be chuck full of holy roller, long as they don’t pay them too much or too PBINY M. SIEFFERT...... PuWtahw PORB9T HILLS Landlord wJU do some modifications. Bosutlfui homo BhuBlBd In nsarly 1 sors lo t Among tho acres In noH notoriety, but nothing has come to light about the OOUQLM A. aeviNS...... Eiwcuttv. Edttor Lov^ L-Bhai^ 3 many fino fsBluras of tMs homo aro lorBS famHy room wMi Just south I anti-intellectual, born again boomers suMl Bible obviously. NO sertee of expoeee and scandals is man to indicate he deviates significantly from ALEXANOCT QinELU...... A»od«. EOKor Banen In Ma FOraal "Putting You 1st Is 2nd Nature To Usl” built In book aholvaa, sHdlng doom to I t x 18 daok town line, no slobbering hypocrites. Such a reputation may well going to change that if for no other reason than the board chairmen at hundreds of other colleges and lion of ManehOBfar. Catbadral centered bet make an SMU diploma look somewhat less stadiums and the arenas have already been built at universities. They’ve got the money, they’ve got DENISE A. noBBITS...... AdvartMns DIreetar oBllIng In Hvlna room wMIt baau- ovorfooklnB larao back yard. Qraot plaoo for oordanoram land streets. Impressive to prospective employers, so that one the cost of many millions. Idiot alumni boosterism the Job; they’re gonna have themwlves a winning MASK F. AenAITIS...... BinInMt Manisw Itful fuN wan moplaoa. Offartd STRAND REAL ESTATE Call and 1st ua show you thaao footurso andlotharW < It would b SHELDON COHEN (Sompoang MmZ«r at$lB4.B00. can sympathiw with students who have spent their aside, too many people are making too much football team and, as for the professors, they’d best nOBEnTH. HUSBARD...... Pwitroom IH E. CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER, CT. center WiM I money and 4 Mine in the place. Faculty monev off theee games. In that connection, only quake, shake and diut up when BiU Clements so JEANNE O. mOMBITM...... Ckouiaion n c a ^ ISO ■ menu... '“■Mnelohsinotherinstitutioasor note, please, taet;*.. m the celebrity coHege coach much as looks sideway’s at ’em. ( 203) 646-7709 Hoasait. a CALL TODAY • 647-“SOLD”O S Rachuck an t - MANCHESTER HERALD, rridav, Mareh 27.1967 Directors talk trash at Thursday budget workshop I FOCUS/fPeekeiM f Wee By Geeree Leyno though, will not be flniMied until state is may require that all towns However, the chief benefit of a pay expensive fees to haul garbage instituted a 9l^a-ton tipping fee to Herald Beporter after the budget for 1SS7-M is have a comprehensive recycling recycling program would be to save to regional (Hsposal facilities. discourage out-of-town dumping. drafted. plan. space in the town’s Olcott Street But Kandra said the town is sdll Repel If tlie town of Manciwster had its Meanwhile, in a budget workshop In particular, the state may landfill, PUMie Wbrks Director Manchester is fortunate that its getting more trash than it could lamHin is expected to last for the own trash-removal service, it coaid niurMlay ni^ t, town directors and require that 2S percent o f all trash Goorge Kandra said. expect feom Manchester residents •fb e T e rn next IS years, focal officials have help lengthen the life of the town’s administrators debated ways to brought to a landfill be recycled, The town must now poy to have only. Based on the town’s popula­ fothetremi landfill and prevent private haulers solve a problem that many of them and it could recommend that recyclable materials hauled away, said. However, Weinberg said that tion, the landfill should receive officials in other towns and the state GetNng eseeert Set Kandra said. In the past, the town 49,0M to 50,880 pounds a year, butff from overcharging local residents feel has gotten out of hand. residenta separate their trash be­ B. M ata St. and bosinesses. Mayor Baibara B. The d ^ te was prompted by a fore it is picked up. received some money for the are looking at Manchester’ s dump the current rate continues 88,088 D oeraw i Weinberg said T h u ^ a y . proposal from Town Manager WMIc the details of the revamped maCerlate. as a possible site for a regional pounds will be dumped this year. The town now hires a private Robert B. Weiss to improve the town program have not been Director Kenneth Tedford, an facility. Weiss has proposed that the hsdfprfeefl attorney who works with die state contractor to remove nibMsh, town’s rejrcling program in the worked out, Weiss is proposing that “ That’s a real concern of mine.' tipping fee be increased to 914 a ton Department of Environmental Pro­ although in the past it had provided fiscal year that b ^ n s July 1. the environmental manager posi­ Weinberg said after the meeting. in 1887-88. However, Director its own service. The town has receptacles for tion be devoted Rill time to.landflll tection, noted that some major James “ Dutch” Fogarty siMgested C rgfli Weinberg instructed the town scrap metal, glass, paper and operations, and help oversee recy­ landfilte have dosed or might dose Linked to the problem of space is that anodier mefood should be adminstration to prepare a report motor oil. But the recycling pro­ cling efforts. Currently, the Job also soon, depriving many towns o f a that of out-of-town trash being found, because the increase would A e r a fth on how much it would cost to have gram has not fared as well as in involves work in the water and place to dump waste. Without dump brought to Manchester by private hurt local businesses that use the VIM ageCn municipal pickup. The report. other towns, and Weiss said the sewer divisions. space, communities would have to haulers. Last summer, Manchester dump. SMOKE a.m .tnSp. heme-hake T b e fo ir Manchester turns Obituaries off the menu Lane, o ff 9 Gall Smith, 30, U T s I its engineer hunt W M Ia m V . A bHb M TheIntel taught at Bowers William V. Ashe. W, of Vernon, C soneetia died Wednesday. He was the Restaurateurs say Gail (Phimmrr) Smith. 30. of husband of Ruth (Crowley) Ashe S d w d .2 r and father of Patrician Ann of to nationai ads Bloomfield, died Thursday at The eats Manchester. Mount Sinai Hospital. Hartford. s trfd s ta n By Georoe Loyno She was a teacher at Bowers School Born in Hartford, he was a butts out isn’t bad Another new request is the categories Herald Reporter purchase of computer !«nftw«re eo in Manchester. Vernon resident all his life. feature off the department can begin an Born in Jacksonville. Fla., she Besides his wife, he is survived A Reversing an earlier plan, the automated accounting system. The lived in the Hartford-Bloomfield three daughters, Patricia Ann of B y N a n cy R oppos “ It’a not like a guy can go to ThesiHn Manchester. Nancy Mattson of another shop and smoke there.” A andSunda town of Manchester will try to hire a equipment would cost 97.900 and area for the past eight years. She :HuroM R u p orttr town engineer with a national would be used for a computer was a graduate of Bethnne- Brooklyn, (fonn. and Paula Mi­ In adtBtion, the tables m ay fSforsenii advertising campaign to attract previously purchased by the Cookman College and taught in the chaud of Ellington; a. son, William If a Mil now before turn over more quickly, as the qualified candidates — something department. Hartford school system for two V. Ashe Jr. of Vernon; a sister, Mrs. Comwctlcat’a General Aaaembly customers realise they can no J. Francis (Dorothy) Dillon of the town has had trouble doing in Kandra said the system would years and in Manchester for five is passed, Edwin Wlrtalla plans longer linger over coffee and the past years. Willimantic; and four help the town better monitor tnbaeom e a rednse. cigarettes. “ On Saturday and Balan The town Board of Directors inventory and analyze how effec­ She is survived by her husband, granddaughters. RiglM now, the Main Street Sunday mornings, I wouldn't Thursday supported a plan by Town tively it does its work. Amos Lee Smith; a son, Erron The funeral was today, with a “ P id d id resident says be eats at mind having faster turnover. I Manager Robert B. Weisstobegina Penny said he was not convinced Jamahal Smith; her parents. Ruby mass of Christian burial in St. weekendh Bernard’s Church, Rockville. Bur­ restauranta seven days a weak. could really use thoae tables.’’ search around the country for a new the equipment was needed. He Owens Wilkerson and Willie oldest com town engineer. The portion has Plummer, both of Jacksonville, ial will be in St. Bernard’ s lAfter every one of his meals, he Like most Manchester restau­ com p lain t that the information h estaged l been vacant since last May. except should already be available. Fla.; a brother; two sisters; Om etery. lights np a long cigar and happily rants, the Olympia Deli and for three days in February when an “ Right now we can’t measure nieces; nephews; and other rela­ Memorial donations may be puffs away. “ Really, that cigar is Sunny Side Up have never been Ellington man was hired. everything we’re doing,” said tives and friends. made to the American Cancer the best part of a meal,” he said covered by smoking regulations Perform Society, 237 E. Center St., Manches­ However, the new engineer quit Highway Superintendent Keith Calling hours are Sunday from 4 on Thursday, after a sandwich at before. At present, state law aad s.alla to return to private practice. Since to 5 p.m. at the Henry L. Fuqua ter 08848. The Burke-Fortin Fun­ Chapman. the OIjrmpia Deli. requires only restaurants seating senior dth then, other personnel have been Funeral Chapel, 2087 Main St., eral Home, 76 Prospect St., Rock­ Ifoi Weiss said that monthly reports ! But on Tuesday, the more than '75 diners to provide filling the void, but Public Works are filed, but that the new software Hartford. The funeral and burial ville, was in charge o f Legislature’s Public Health non-smoking sections. Director George Kandra told the would allow the information to be will be in Jacksonvile. Fla. The arrangements. TMs means 188 of Manches­ directors he needs more help. retrieved and analyzed more Marion Graham Mortuary is in Committee voted to ban "the Stop “ We need help — I need engineer­ effectively. charge of arrangements in Florida. best part of the meal.” It passed ter’s 125 restaurants are exempt, ing help,” Kandra said during a Weiss is also proposing that an Memorial donations may be n measure prohIMting smoking said John Salcius of the Deyoul five-hour budget workshop. additional 97,700 be spent to hire a made to the Urban League Scholar­ in all restaurants. The Mil now Manchester Health Department. 9t. RoseL Earlier this month. Weiss pro­ ship Fund. 1229 Albany Ave., 20-hour-a-week clerk for the Alfred Cavedon, goes to the General Assembly for “ They haven’t had to worry Saterdayl posed that the position be left building-inspection department to Hartford. about the smoking thing, one way iconsideration. In East Hi vacant and the town hire a civil deal with increased paperwork. “ I tell you if that passes. I’ll or the other,” he said. engineer to assume most of the HaroM McQary Jr. area busIneMman Tfiemai Director James “ Dutch” Fo­ Just stay home,” said Wlrtalla. work. Kandra explained Thursday there will garty complained that because the Harold McGary Jr., 59. of 382 Alfred W. Cavedon, 82, of Lake "Whan they start taking away ADAMS M ILL Reataurant baa that he thought it would be easier to fringe benefits paid to the clerk Hilliard St., died Wednesday at Mgbtlend Placid, Fla., formerly of South the ashtrays, I’ll learn to cook.” to aMde by the smoking hire a civil engineer because the Job would be the same as if a full-time Manchester Memorial Hospital. He Windsor, died Thursday at his does not require the person to be regulations. The restaurant haa position were created, a full-time was the husband of Hazel (Lan- home in Lake Placid. He was the BUT IF the Olympia loses one seen a growing number of people licensed by the state. clerk should be hired. gille) McGary. husband of Gladys (Coon) Cavedon T h «y requesting tables in the Kandra said he is now hopeful a Weiss said he will explore the Aaptwte He was born in Fort Fairfield. and father of customer because of the smoking town engineer can be found. The idea. Maine, and he lived In Andover for Born in Woonsocket, R.I., he ban, it m ay gain others. “ 1 think mandated no-smoking section, "MIssF town will advertise for both posi­ The town manager also proposed 19 years, moving to Manchester lived in the Manchester-South It’s a good Idea,’’ aaid Ken Soder, said Doug Targgart, a manager Impressk tions, though, in case a qualified that a building inspector be hired to three years ago. Before retiring in Windsor area for 45 years. He was the owner of the dellcatessan, at Adams Mill. tohegivei candidate cannot be found for town Shaping up concentrate on the construction of a 1983 because of illness, he was a president of Aldon Associates Inc., and a smoker himself. Since there are only (our taMes direetero engineer. 2 planned shopping mall and other supervisor at Pratt k Whitney formerly Aldon Spinning Mills, of officially designated (or non- Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter (center) takes a "Ventilation la hard In a small 2 illustrate In the department’s budget for development in northwest Aircraft, East Hartford, for 29 Talcottville. He was a past presi­ reataurant like this one. There amokera, Targgart often seats known art the 1M7-M fiscal year, Weiss Manchester. morning run with other Joggers tdday outside the walls of years. He was a member of the dent and former board chairman of ore days when there’a a Mue other non-smokers in clusters, to The pr recommended that IS.9 million be While the town would have to pay the Old City of Jerusalem. The Dome of Al-Aqsa Is In the Aircraft Club and the Rockville People’s Savings Bank of Rock­ cloud Just hanging here. It’s establish, unofficially, a smoke- Connedic spent — up from 94.9 million the salary, which would range up to Moose Lodge. ville. He was a past president of the expected to be spent this year. A background. free zone. 928.954. Weiss said the 9900,000 He also Is survived by two sons. former Connecticut Manufacturers gotten to the point some days Hartford. major feature of the spending plan expected from building permit fees Richard McGary of Marlborough Association, now the Connecticut that I’ll have to open the door to “ That’s one of the problems calls for reorganizing the depart­ from the development would more and Harold McGary III in Califor­ Business and Industry Association. clear out the air, even if it’s a with the no-smoking sections ment by doing away with the than cover the expense. Range silence irks Penny nia; a daughter, Catherine Pensa- He was past president of Cavrok really cold day. Let me tell you, today,” said Salcius. “ A waiter Don’t assistant town engineer position Fogarty and Penny said the valle of East Hartford; four sisters, Inc. of Rockville and past president that’s when the customers really can put a card onto a table, and and creating an assistant public highway department should con­ Town Director Stephen T. one way or another, the direc­ Kathleen Carater of Bangor, of the Connecticut State Seniors all of a sudden that becomes a You’ll 1 works director. complain.” 7 sider building another garage to tors should have been told. Maine, Shirley Flanagan of Por­ Golf Association. ataprogi Penny Thursday criticized the 7 Under the proposal, there would WMIe Soder looks forward to no-smoking table. But you’re ■till house town vehicles and provide Manchester Police Department tland, Maine, and Ellamae Mi­ He also is survived by two sons, Park, Roi be no increase In staff. However, The range Is expected to be the paaaage of the bill, Lloyd breathing the smoke from the more space for repairs. and Town Manager Robert B. chaud and Helen O’Neal, both of Alfred W. Cavedon Jr. oiBoltonand director Stephen T. Penny said that completed for use In the fall. It is Boutllier, the non-smoking owner people all around you. These Mentifys Weiss for not telling him and the Fort Fairfield, Maine; and seven G. Robert Cavedon of Manchester; by eliminating the assistant town Kandra said he did not inciude a being built on town-owned land of Sunny Side Up, a small no-smoklng areas Just aren’t makings Board of Directors that a pistol grandchildren. and nine grandchildren. engineer, the department will be request to hire additional mechan­ In Glastonbury, working out, In a lot of bomemw range was being built by the The funeral will be Monday at 11 The funeral will be Monday at reataurant at 1095 Main St„ does short one less engineer. ics because there Is no space for Admisslo The 94,000 cost of materials is a.m. at the Samsel k Carmon 8; 18 a.m. at the Samsel li Carmon not. “ I do not agree with this restaurants.” Kandra maintained that much of them to work in. Chapman said the department. being paid from police surplus Funeral Home, 419 Buckland Road, Funeral Home, 419 Buckland Road, measure,” said Boutllier. “ I do Evelyn Moonan, owner of the assistant public works direc­ new garage Just built by the town Penny said be found it “ mildly funds, and labor is being pro­ South Windsor, with the Rev. South Windsor, followed by a mass not like smoking. But I think it’s Partners Restaurant Ai Lounge, tor's Job would Involve engineering. cannot be used as a repair garage disturbing” to read about it in T h ty vided by police officers and Arthur Dunham officiating. Burial of Christian burial at 9 a.m. In St. agreed. “ I think that if you’re Town budget analyst Robert because It would prevent vehicles the newspaper, Penny said. A their business if they want to from being stored there. town highway crews. Town will be in Buckland Cemetery. Francis of Assisi Church, South smoke.” About 60 percent of his anywhere In the same room with Sue and Heustls said today that If the town story about the range appeared police officers now use ranges In By exposing vehicles to the Calling hours are Saturday from 7 Windosr. Burial will be in East regular customers are smokers, a smoker, then you’re breathing ledsom ei engineer were hired, and the In the Manchester Herald on other towns, but Deputy Police elements, their life decreases, he to 9 p.m. and Sunday from 2 to 4 Cemetery. Manchester. Calling that second-hand smoke. And it’s Canada a reorganization were approved. It Wednesday. Chief Henry “ Bud” Minor said he said. “ They’re not going to said. p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. hours are Sunday from 3 to 8 p.m. the Bento could cost the town 99,800 more than Weiss said he thought the the new range will allow more like It If they can’t sit and have a bad for all the rest of us," she In another matter. Weiss is Memorial donations may be Memorial donations may be it is now spending. If a civil police department had notified ■moke.” said. Building, proposing that 9116,000 be spent to training for Manchester made to the American Heart made to the American Cancer engineer were hired instead, the the board, but he agreed that TheHai hire a permanent three-man crew officers. Association, 310 Collins St., Hart­ Society. 237 E. Center St., Manches­ town would save about 92,700, he H OW EVER, she said she la Connedh to cut pavement for utlltity repairs. ford 06105. ter 06840. ON TH E O TH E R hand, It’a not rvMnMQ |miwiu MiuMKvMRon m n o said. going to hurt business, he against the current proposal (or anecdotei predicted. “ If all the businesses two reasons. First, she said she dangers, 1 B L I S S ESTABLISHED 1 8 8 2 ih town ban smoking, then it will they or won’t they? The General AeBembly may soon paaa a T h e fre Police Roundup In Memorlam can’t really hurt you,” he said. Please tnrn ta page 11 measure prohibiting smoking In all restauranta In the state. State Mui In loving memory of Arthur J. SWARMING Stun McGowan who passed away Cops dog, raid house March 17,1978. TERMITES The flowers we lay upon his grave Act quickly; avoid additional damage. Bliss An Eldridge Street man with a Police said the arrests were Manchester Superior Court this May wither and decay. termite experts - plus our technical staff history of felony convictions and his made at about 7:30 p.m. Officers morning. His wife was released on a This ‘Cabaret’ has less glitz and more substance But love (or him who sleeps - provide over a centuiy of trained wife were arrested at their home from South Windsor, Vernon and 95,000 non-surety bond, and will beneath experience. Theyll check your entire house Thursday night after a search Manchester went to the house after appear in court 'Thursday. The clientele, dancing to su­ ambivalent role of Fraulein Will never fade away. H r i- and help you avoid additional problems. “ I t w a s indicated they were running what the search warrant was granted. perb choreography. Is decedently Schneider into a sympathetic, Sadly missed by. tacky and ter­ police described as a drug factory. Entering the house, officers were A resident of Manchester’s shel­ oblivious to the horrors lurking in loving, but frightened woman. ter for the homeless, wanted for Wife, Children R in N A N C IN Q rible and eve­ Steven M. Dickinson. 99, who attacked by a German shepherd the dark, Just beyond the doors. k Grandchildren FHA • VA • CONVENTIONAL • M0R10AGE INSPECTIONS rybody was lives on the third floor of a house at they had been warned about, police escape from a psychiatric institute, C e n te r THE STRENGTH of Resnik is 128 Eldridge St., was charged with said, and the dog was sprayed with was arrested Saturday after creat­ ASK FOR A COMPLETE HOME SURVEY - NOWI having such a E N T E R ONE Sally Bowles, an nearly matched by Werner Klem­ possession of cocaine with intent to a fire extinguisher they brought to ing a disturbance at a restaurant on great tim e ... It S tage perer as her suitor. Remembered sell, possession of marijuana, oper­ control it. Main Street, police said. PHONE: 649-9240 was the end of English nightdub singer, who 9 Darrell L. Edgecomb, 27, was Nancy Pappas promptly makes a pass at Brad­ by audiences for his portrayal of 9 ating a drug factory, possession of During the search, police found the world. It EMERGENCY Col. Kllnk on the T V Beries drug paraphernalia, and sale of three plastic bags filled with arrested Sunday on a fugiti ve-from- was Berlin.” shaw. Within a day she’s moving Fire — Police — Medical “ Hogan’s Heroes,” Klemperer la marijuana. His wife, Julie Dickin­ suspectkl marijuana, three scales Justice warrant. Police said he The fictitious Into the writer’s room (purely as escaped from the Hutchings Psy­ really an actor of great stature. son, 90, was charged with posses­ and money which matched the bills OrAL 911 BUSS Clifford Brad­ a convenience, she claims) and is sion of cocaine, operating a drug that police said had been used chiatric Center in Syracuse, N.Y. He Ib convindng aa the tho­ In Manchester TERMITE CONTROL shaw — Ameri­ trying to convince the man that factory, possession of marijuana earlier to purchase drugs. Edgecomb was held on 9100,000 he’s thoroughly captivated by her roughly German Jew who cannot THE OLDEST AND LARGEST IN CONN. can writer, not-qulte-lnnocent mounted 20 years after the show with intent to sell, and possession of Dickinson was held on a 95,000 bond at the Morgan Street Jail In believe that the world is crum- ■broad— types out these words In first shocked Broadway audien­ unfettered "fun-and-party” drug paraphernalia. bond and faced an appearance In Hartford. bling around him. a red plush train compartment as ces by combining schlock sex attitude. But crumbling it Is, and Prince he leaves Berlin In the (Inal days jokes with Nazi swastikas — But as this romance blossoms, It emphasising the choices that before the Third Reich takes gives us a G rey who Is no longer a a secondary patrol characters — each of the dinrecters makes, to over. He is putting his whirlwind Uny, erased imp in a world out of whose love affair was eliminated Homart submits its site pian hasten the snivel of a personal FUBUCNOnOB of bisarre experiences into control. Now he seems more of a entirely from the movie version cataclysm. This it due, In part, to country, would only need a building perspecUve. mature, cynical presence of “ Cabaret” — are evolving into By John F. Kirch ments from G. Fox and Co., Sage The Sisterhood and Temple Bbard of Temple Beth Sho- the abaolutely on-target casting permit from the town before The audiences at the new through the show. His supposedly an even more riveting couple. Herald Reporter Allen and Co., Steigers, Sears and lom will sponsor a of the two leads. DEL Venture Corp. construction could begin. revival production of “ Cabaret,” humorous goose step will make Praulein Schneider, a German Homart hopes to break ground in MORE "Leisure Time Auction" landlady, has fallen into a com­ Alyson Reed does Sally Bowlea The Homart Development Corp. Leasing for smaller stores will which Ib In Hartford, need a your blood turn cold. on Saturday evening, A ^ l 4 at 8:00. The auction will be fortable sort of love affair with a as a real, grabbing-for-the- of Chicago has submitted its final begin this spring, Homart officials April, but planning officials said QUALITY! Bimilar opportunity to put things TMs time around, director goMen-ring party girl, not the 7 site plans for the proposed Mall at have said. today that the site plans may not be held M the Temple, 400 East Middle Turnpike, Manchea- Harold Prince aeems to have Jewish tenant, the greenfrooer 7 Into perspecUve. Starring Joel considered by the Planning and ter, (^nn. The public is invited and tickets are available neurotic waif of the Lisa Minndll Buckland Hills. According to the site plans at the G rey and Alyson Reed, and reordered his priorities. While Herr Schulte. They announce If approved by the Planning and town Planning Department, Ho­ Zoning Commission until May. at the door for 9S.00. During the evening complimen­ their engagement, but n N a d flim portrayal. Reed won n i u t w TA featuring G regg EMelmnn as there is sUIl bawdy spectacle Zoning Commission, the site plans mart would construct two access Along with the mall, Homart will taryry refreshments will be served. Items to be auctioned friend gives the fraulein a "gen tle following when she starred as also make several road improve­ QUALITY SERVICE Bradshaw, this show, on a five- aplenty, there is now a far greater show a eiS.OOO-square-foot building roads to the site. One road would FRONT END inclkude, theatre tickets, trip on Cunard’s Q.E.II, ski hint’’ about the fodishness of her Cnssle in the fllm adeptatton of ments in northern Manchester. month pre-Broadway tour of the emphasis on the moving, rather with 788,000 square feet of leasable pick up at Slater Street where Hale passes, N.Y. Giants tickets, dinner at the (Copper Beach plans. Schneider regretfully “ A Chorua line,” and the one space. It would be situated on 87 Road ends and run north of the Under an agreement with the town, ALIGNMENT Inn, lodging ‘ ' at fine hotels, plus many more exciting nation, offers a wealth of texture private human drama of the backs out o f her engagement. diBappointment of her role in acres In northwestern Manchester. project site across to Buckland the town will float up to 918 million Item s. and details that would be all to characters. sapiosbls. Obeek $ 1 4 2 0 “Cabaret” la that she doesn’t Just south of the South Windsor Street. The other would start at in tax increment bonds to pay (or easy to miss. The plot of “ Cabaret” revolves Regina Reanik, as Frauldn M. RafutartSSJOi hsveenuch in the way of spectac­ town line, north of Interstate M and Buckland Street and pass to the the improvements. It all starts with the Inepreesi- around an oddly naive writer, Schneider, has a deep, gorgeoua wm am eeupenjuatw aat-er ular dance numbers. centered between Slater and Buck- south of the mall. The Infrastructure work includes Me Joel Grey, in down-white who redtes “Caaey at the Bat” voice appropriate to e woman road work required by the state and land streets. Both access roods would connect 500 W. Canlur ll, Jool Gr«y atara at tha omoM In a new production of the makeup and tuxedo, bidding us instead of love podry, and who with more ttian 40 years’ expe­ additional Improvemente wanted OEBOG BDBUIAN makes It would be a two-level shopping srith a ring road around the GOT landmark ataga muaioal. "Cabaret,” directed by Harold welcome to his nightdub. finds hlmaelf in the notorious Kit rience as an operatic mexio- shopping center. by the town. H m work Is need center with four major tenants and TOYOTA Yal. 6 4 6 ^ 1 Prince, at the Buahnell Memorial in Hartford through Knt IGub of Berlin on New Year’s ■oprano. She Ib also n supsrh nearly 188 smaller stores. So far, Should the final otto plaM be becanoe town offIciaU expect the MANCHl.Sll.R CONN 11 RNflBMOaRVICi THIS PRODUCTION - E ve, 19l>. actress, and makes the morally Honsait, a subsidiary of Soars, approved, Homart, o m of the mall la act as a cauilst to Sunday. Roebuck and Co., have comintt- laigeat mall develepeis in the blMt-densIty development. MANCHEAl'AA HEBAUO. Friday. Marck 7T. 1997— ll b - m a i li- gAitcmBrmi h e k a l p . r M m . ifareii n . itt7 Getting smoke off the menu rn Wetkemden ’IfBwhNriBfR Aad ia feafca forward to aeoMag aanM af hfo ruder cuetomar*. W A fBBtoBBrvyfgrBiRoaar*. "IdtfRb randM Hfbem "SiHiie of them wiB aet their m at d w BRiokwr* are fa lR f fo tapellbefrefgaretteaont. Tiet'a d gareWei) right ee aomeeae *ITie TaniM m l gin, ng— tyly b I> > eomriboHwi Clarence "Gatemouth” Brown wffl pmaenca have fo put oa a loag Sght for •alBB te nwla* poo foel Hke a real elae'B table while they get «»ttw trend toward tradMoMl Jan. will praacnt • benefit concert for the Mbacnlar Dyatiophy flieir rl^ la .’They fled a releaee IQRaw ttemaelvea aome coffee,’’ he eoneeit fntniday at •; Mp.m. at the Yale Inn. MW Aaaociation Saturday at f p.m. at the PMiah ia imokfag, wbeOer it'* gaotl for Bat Seder (Bdart aee aay aafd. "TMaga lihe that. Td get a National Home. 99C9iarter Oak Ave.. Hartford. B. NataSt.. MerMen. them or aot. Aatf they srffl aot pravienie. n o k people win soioe certain amount of Joy out of Doer* wni open at 7p.m. Admiuion iaiiogeneral. Doora open at 7p.m.. with a eaah bar and a large •topamoktag Juat beeaeae of tie by aw ndee that are peeled— telfiag dWoe people to pot their dance floor. ■Mdf prfee for atodenta. preaaure tboy're fBnfog.” iaeladlaf oae bsmaiae naoUag. butte out.” Ticketa are It in advance. availMMe from Beeoad > 5 / - An evea larger eoMora for ber, Breaker. Beller’a Mnaic and Jb>l>f'a in kfancheafer, however, ia fie portloB of the law Crafts on dteptay THCPHAI orflPattbedoor. . srhfch covera hsnr* aad iouage*. A craft M r will be preaented by die spencer gmoUag win be permitted la V n iafe Craft Clob on Saturday and Sunday from !• Protect or plunder bar* tlwt do aot aerve food, aader a.m. to 4 p.m. There will alao be a tac aale. raffle, \ ^ tha enrreat hin. But if there ia home-bahed goodlea and free coWiee. "T o Protect or Plunder; laauea in the Uae and food, iactodteg the happy hour The M r will be in the recreation hall. 99 Paacai Re-Uac of New Englamra Hiatoric B u n «n «i” ia the baffota wMch Mooma aarvea her Lane, off Spencer Street. title of a panel dlKunaion to be held Sunday CMtamer*, then n a o U a g frill be afternoon at 1:29 at the Wadaworth Atheneum. 999 OiAGuiide Main St.. Hartford. " I thlBk dtat’e goiag to be a Lafsba catty A panel of nationanyrecognixedauthoritiea win real problem. Itbfak it penaHaes addreaa the iaauea of preaervation and reatoration tboae of oB 44b» try to feed our The International Cat Aaaociation'a flrat M A R C coatomer*,’’ aba eaM. CHOCK’S STEAK HOUSE Comectient Championahip Cat Show win be of architectural landmarka. The lecture ia |5. and a reception win follow, at 4; 99. She recMled the ef forte of RETURNS!!! preaeirted tMa rreekend at Northweat Catholic High cleans up varioua groups, over the paet two School. 29 Wrnnponoag Drhre. Weat Hartford. Hours — Laurie Prytko, exec­ years, to persuade tavern owners Thecata in thia ahOw win be Judged according to Three for one to feed their customer*. atrict atandarda— except in a few. atrictly-for-fon utive director of the “ Remember? It was supposed BLONDie categ oriea. One of theae. ‘‘Singin’ the Bhiea,” will Company One will offer three one-act playa Manchester Associ­ L w i n f e to cut down on alcohol y ’ opens everyday featore oiily Moe cata of all breeda. Saturday and Sunday eveninga, including "The ation for Ratardad conaumption, and on drunk The abowia open from 9a.m. to 5p.m.. Saturday Specialist’ ’ and Mark Twain’s "InstroctionB in d rivliv?’’ she eaid. "N ow those at 4 and Sunday. Admiaaion ia |4 for general admiaaion. Citizens, and John A Art. ’’ Tickets are $19 for the 9 p.m. performances Connolty, raprasent- of us who do serve food in our except Sunday fSforaeniorcitiaena. and 91.99 for children 12 and at 94 Allyn St., Hartford. Call 278-9247 for bars are going to be in a bind." reservations. ing the Knights of at 1 Columbus of Bolton, GOV. fnU ,lAM O'NEILL, a for cocktails look over the old former smoker and the owner of Balanced on ths roof a tap room In East Hampton, has STEAK] " vacuum cleaners (KT.32 l*AnSnEU» 0 | n | | )g R o O lD Drama uses puppets expreesed concern over the “ FiddlCTontheRoer’ winbepreaentedthia nBvHPB pnPTO Uf w that will be replaced enforcement of this measure. Opens everyday weekend by the Podium Playera. one of the atate’a "Berlin, Jerusalem and the Moon,” a new play with new ones from ddeat comimonity theater groopa. The muaical win by the Traveling Jewish Theater, uses comedy, Restaurant managers may not Party haarty the recent donation want to diacipllne their Margarita’s that are »t ^ ^ be ataged hr the RHAM H i ^ School auditorium hi music, lights, masks and puppets to explore except Sunday questions about Jewish identity, feminism and of $509.14 from the customers, he said. out of this world! at 4 Performances are tonight and Saturday, April 3 Auntig Msm«, pltygd by M try B«|ian, Agnaa Qooch, playad by Shannon even foreign policy. KofCtoMARC. Johnnie Johns, owner of Johnnie’s Brass Key on Main ON THE I and4, an at Ip.m . Admission is 99 general, |2 for •njoyt th« vi«w from tho piano, at tha Plaaa, and Patrick, portrayed by Tim The award-winning theater company will present Hm M pOolo by Tuekar aeaiorcitisens and for those 19 and under. Can butlar Ito (Juatln Kim) poura 0ln for Vara Duggan, who hava Just arrived at the show at 7; 20 on Sunday and Monday evenings at 429-1900 I for more infoimation. Charlaa (Angala Pralaanik), hitbla acana Mama^a apartment. Parformancaa are the Greater Hartford Jewish Community Center, Daily Happy ^ I 'M 50 from tha Manehaatar High School today and Saturday at 8 p.m. Tickets are 335 Bloomfield Ave.. West Hartford. Tickets are 914 i m i jv for general admission and 99 for students and ‘Cabaret’ Rt. 32, Mansfield Hours! AMP m production of "Mama.” At right ara $5. About Town Stop here, bargain hunters senior citizens. cuDseio has more r tii Doyen brake for flea markets? Then head for the Through Icy wavet Attention, horse loversi Band studant racalvas award IntarnaMonal fair at llling St. Rm Ladies Guild Indoor Flea Market, on Sliding along Tubtday Night - Italian Night Saturday in the school auditorium on Church Street Teams of canoe enthusiasts will compete on If you enjoy watching horse shoes, then you’ll Michael J. Castagna, son of Mr. and Mrs. Pat J. llling Junior High School had an international fair In East Hartford. Caetagna of Manchester, has been named a United Thursday night, with classrooms transformed into substance Sunday in a 49-mile race through white water and enjoy the competition on Sunday at Folly Farms. 69 In a rare performance for solo trombone, Robert The market will be open from 9a.m. to4 p.m., and States National Award recipient for achievements in cafes and booths representing different countries. flat water of the Farmington River. The race starts Hartford Road, Simsbury. From 9 a.m. until dusk, Casola will perform 29th century works Sunday at there will be a cafe offering coffee, pastries and a band. Castagna. a student at Rennet Junior High The French and German classes performed with Centhmed from page 9 Friday A Saturday Spaclala below the bridge In Riverton, and finishes at a free horse show will continue with both children’s Center Congregational Church. The 4 p.m. concert Mgbt hmeh. Admission is free. School, earned his award based on a series of songs and dances, and Colombian coffee and Indian tea • Frwh Broiled Swordfish ...... *8.95 Curtiss Park, on Route 319 in Simsbury. and adult competitions. will include works by Bernstein and Pryor, among achievements including academic performance. was served with assorted dishes from many different would-be novelist Bradshaw an WetsuHs are recommended for those who others. Interest and aptitude, leadership qualities, and a countries including Germany, Sweden, Greece, • Veal Sorrentino ...... *8.80 They were 'Lymles* compete, as the water will be extremely cold. Casola. a member of the Nutmeg Brass Quintet, recommendation from a teacher or director. Lebanon, and China. intriguing, three-dimensional • Scallops Provencalie ...... *8.25 Registration will be taken from 7; 99 to 9; 99 a.m., at Voice of the Southwest will be assisted by pianist Cheryl Lassy. character, where other presenta­ tions have left him somewhat • Chicken Cordon B le u ...... *7.88 “ Miss FLorence’s Bohemian Boys: The a cost of 99 per paddler. Spectators are welcome. Bruce ‘U. Utah" Phillips, sometimes called the Atlantic City trip planned Women's workshop offered colorless. Some slight script • Stuffed Sole w/brocooll e ohoss* ...... *8.28 Impreaslonists of Old Lym e" is the title of a speach Asti "Golden Voice of the Great Southwest, ’ ’ will give a It’s all a game BOLTON — ’The Bolton Lioness Club Is planning a alteraLTohs bring the possibilities to be given on Sunday Iv Jeffrey W. Andersen, A two-part workshop, "Women and Self-Esteem," concert Saturday evening at 8 at the Sounding trip to Atlantic City April 25. The cost Is $92 per person. will be held at the women’s center at Manchester of his bisexuality (present in the LA STRADA Rgftaurant direetor of the Lyme Historical Society. It will What*s your N .I.Q .7 The ’Theatre Guild of Simsbury Ltd., well known Board Coffeehouse, First Church of Christ This is a fund-raising event for eye-surgery equipment Community College on April 4 and 11 from 8:30 a.m. to Christopher Isherwood stories on 471 Hartford Road 643-6165 illustrate the history of one of America's best for its excellent productions, is presenting ‘ ‘The 2 What’s your Nutritional I.Q.? Congregational, 12 S. Main St., West Hartford. for Manchester Memorial Hospital. 12; 30 p.m. Registration fee is $40 for both sessions and which the play is based) out into Mon.-tat. 8:80-10 / 8un. ’Ill 0 known art colonies. Pajama Game" tonight and Saturday at 9:19. The Gloria Weiss, a registered dietitian, will be at Phillips sings train songs, songs of hoboes and of Includes refreshmen.s. the open. The presentation will be at 9 p.m. at the show Is in the Simsbury High School auditorium, 94 Manchester’s Super Stop it Shop from 19 a.m. to labor disputes. Admission is 99. To make Registration must be made by Tuesday. Call He’s also been given a new Connecticut Historical Society, 1 Elizabeth St., Farms Village Road, Simsbury. Tickets cost Craft classes offered 647-0242. noon on Saturday, answering questions about reservations (which are suggested), call 563-3263. song, "Don’t Go." "To me you’re srL.- Hartford. Admission is free. between 97 and 910. Call 999-0966 for more Registration Is now open for spring craft workshops calcium in the diet and other nutrition questions. not Just any girl. You are the only T h e H o m e s t e a d iI' information. for a^ lts held during April and May at the Manchester IJ /int Hining experience with e country anliguc ftelr. Weiss is the nutritionist for the visiting nurse YWCA. ’The workshops Include making Easter Cub Scouts rccBlve awards girl,” sings Edelman. "Don’t Don’t beasap agencies in Manchester, Glastonbury and South Preservation returns wreaths, folk arts dolls, and country geese. St. James Cub Scout Pack 120 recently held Its blue take away that chance. Don’t MONTH OF APRIL SPECIAL: Somethin Windsor, and she works with the group homes of 8lp a few For more information, call 647-1437. and gold banquet. Awards were given to Andrew go.” past but w You’ll learn how to make maple syrup from sap MARCH Inc. A few tickets remain for the Preservation Hall Breton. Jeffrey Champagne. Clayton Chartier, Joseph It’s one of the many places Shrimp Savannah 7 could be at a program Saturday at 1 p.m. at Penwood State Jazz Band concert Saturday at 9 p.m. at the ’This weekend, the Nutmeg Vineyard, on Bunker. Emblam club maats Farr, A.J. Robenhymer and Eric Sack, Bobcat where the "one-last-chance” I Jumbo Shrimp w/tcallop), crabmeal & muihroomi ahead. H badges; James Paro, Wolf badge; and Steven theme is played up by director in a morney aauce. events s) Park, Route 199, Bloomfield. Participants will Jorgensen Auditorium, University of Connecticut, Hill Road In Andover, will offer tours and free wine presents I identify sugar maple trees, tap a tree and begin Concerto for two Storrs. Tickets at tables, where refreshments are tastings. ’The tours go from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. on both The Manchester Emblem Club will meet Wednesday Stanchfietd and Ted Zura. Webelos badges. Prince. Bowles Is looking at her Gold arrows were awarded to James Paro, Jason ARIES (N served, are 99 to 99; tickets In the balconies cost Saturday and Sunday. For more information, call at 7:30 p.m. at the Elks lodge. 30 BIssell St. A social one chance for a relatively •13.95 achieve y making syrup. There will also be samples of The Barsanti concerto for two horns will be hour will follow. Rolland and Jason Chmieleckl. Silver arrows were normal run on the marriage-and- New "Ughl" Menu ofTered Tue.., Wed., Thur.. 6i Sun. certed. cc homemade syrup to pour over hot pancakes. between 93 and 99. For information, call 486-4226. 742-8402. given to Gregory Panas and Jason Chmieleckl. featured at this weekend’s concerts of the Hartford On Thursday, the club will hold Its Installation of motherhood circuit. When she Keep u. in mind for your free Birthday dinner. — not hi Admission Is free. Chamber Orchestra, held by candlelight in the officers starting with a social hour at 6 p.m. Dinner will when yoi becomes pregnant, she tempor­ Call for detail.. follow. Know wh refectory of Avon Old Farms School. Conservationist to speak arily buys the idea of cribs, Performances are at 8 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. you'll (Inc They’re Hardy walkers Cinema booties and diapers. But the 50 Higgins Highway (Rte. 31) maker se Vivaldi’s concerto for four violins and Conservationist Donald Schall from the Cape Cod Orange will confer degrees Museum of Natural History will speak at the pressures build and she reluc­ are romai Sue and Gerry Hardy of Manchester, who have Telemann’s trumpet concerto are also on the The HomeslcAd to Malcli llie Manchester Grange will meet to confer third and Manchester Land Conservation Trust program tonight tantly returns to an abortionist Mansfield ■ 456-2240 led some 909 hiking excursions around the U.S., program. Seats are 919, which Includes HARTFORD 4:40, 11:40; Sun 12:40, 2:40, 4:40, 7:39, WRST HARTFORD P.O. Box CInsfflo City — Radio Doyt (PO) Fri fourth degrees on Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Grange at 8 in the Lowe Building of Manchester Community she’s used before, then drowns Canada and Europe, will speak Sunday at 3 p.m. in 4:40. 3 4 2 8 . refreshments. 7:45, 4:50; Sot and Sun 2:30, 4:45, 7:45, Hall on Olcott Street. The meeting will be preceded by a College. Tickets are free to members, 92 for the public the Benton Connection Art Gallery, Jorgensen 4:50. — Thtrett Fri 7:15,4:15; Sot and IMAHCHRSTRR her guilt in gin. TAURUS Sun 2:15, 4:25, 7:15, 4:15. — iiind Dots UA THsotsrs Rstt — "Crocodlls" potiuck at 6; 30 p.m. There will be no auction table. and S5 per family. For more Information, call 646-4241. When her lover takes off for of action Building, at the University of Connecticut in Storrs. Dundss (PO-13) Fri 7:20,4:40; Sat and ^ t r c l | ^ n n Free flicks at library (PO-13) Fri 7:30,4:40; Sat and Sun 2:40, America. Reed does the title today will The Hardys, who wrote the book "F ifty Hikes in 4:U, 7:30,4:40. — Anosl HtartJR) Fri 7, Sun 2:30, 4:30, 7:20, 4:40. — Blind Oats 4:30; Sot and Sun t 4:15, 7,4:30. PO-13) Fri 7:20, 4:40; Sot and Sun 2, WILLIMIANTIC song, "Cabaret,” almost tear­ slons wll Connecticut,’’ will share some of their experiences, An afternoon of free children’s films will start at ^:45,5:30,7:30,4:40. — Black Widow (R) Jllltsn Stwars Clnsma — Hun Beat Italian 1984-86 doubts. L Fri 7:15, 4:30; Sat and Sun 4:30, 7:15, Fri 7:20,4 lo ; Sat anil K n 1 ;», fully. Here Is no razzmatazz anecdotes and slides. They will discuss the 2 p.m. Saturday at the Hartford Public Library, 900 ■AST HARTFORD Voted Connecticut Magaalnc QEMINI ( Rottwssd Fse A Clnsma — "Croco- 4:30. — Lady and me Tramp (O) Sot and Blind Date (PO-13) F...... rl7...... ,4:15;in9 Service Notee woman in black underwear and a your con dangers, as well as the fun, of hiking. Main St. "The Golden Fish,” "The Emperor’s New dllt" Oundst (PO-13) Fri and Sot 7:15, Sun 2, 3:45, 5:30. — The Rocky Horror Sun 1:20,3:20. — Lethalthal WeaponW( JR> n l Picture Show (R) Fri and Sat midniaht. 7:25, 4:25; Sat and Sun ‘ 1:10, 3:10, 7;1S, bowler hat. Instead, Prince and don't ma The free lecture is sponsored by the Connecticut Clothes" and "The Three Little Pigs” are among 4:30; Sun 7:30. Poor______RIcliord'i PsS 9 Clnsma — — Blood Sucklno Freak (R) Fri and Sat 4:25. — A Nlshtmartre on ilm StrsM 3| Reed give us a temporarily who does State Museum of Natural History. the movies on the program. Crocodlls" Dundts (PO-13) Fri and midnight. — Little Shop of Dream Warriors IR) Fri lH • tlalian Culetne • Seafood • Fowl • Steaki * Rlb$ Ity but mi Sat 7:30,4 :» , mldnlsht. Sun 5,7:30,4:30. (PO-13) Fri and Sat midniaht. and Sun 1:30,3:25,7:30,4:25.— Plotean Qraduatm at Kaaslar Graduates as non-com subdued woman in a long glittery (R) Fri 7, 4:20; Sot and Sun 1, 3:15, 7, CANCER ‘ Dswests Clnsmss 1-4— Tin Mtn (R) gown, a woman who’s clearly in {Special (Tue... Wed., Thun. A Sun. Only) on whom Frir i I 1:35,7:20,4:35,11:40; t •M r r .«w r r . M i 11 .wv# 9Sot a i 12:30,2:40,£im/t VBRHOH 4:20. — Radio Days (PO) Fri 7:M,4:25; ,' " Airman Tammy M. Dillon, daughter of Nancy R. Staff Sgt. Robert J. Hesselback 11, son of Judith A. 5:10, 7:2^ 4:35, 11:40; Sun 12:30, 2:40, Cine 1 A 2 — "Crocodile" Dundee Sot and Sun 1:35,3:25,7:35,4:£^ Dillon of 84 Rachel Road, has graduated from the U S. Hesselback of 82 Lydall St., has graduated from the Air pain. promise i (PO-13) Fri 7,4:15; Satond Sun2,4:15J , 5:10, 7:20, 4:35. — Some Kind of Air Force course for personal affairs specialist at Force non-commissioned officer leadership school. Reed sings this number from day, yet t Wonderful (PO-13) Fri 2, 7:45, 4:55, 4:15. — Black Widow (R) Fri 7:10,4:30; WINDSOR fo r tell you a midnight; Sot 1:10,3:10,5:15,7:45,4:55, Sot and Sun 3:10, 5, 7:10, 4:30. — Lady Plsso — Oyer the Top (PO) Fri anil Keesler Air Force Base, Miss. He is an electronic warfare equipment and one of the show’s spectacular 2 1 and the Tramp (O) Sot and Sun 1:30. Sun 7:15; Sat 7:15,4:19. n ilV Ilip n ir 9V II I • IVr ■*• IVr O r f ,00/ T,90, She is a 1986 graduate of Manchester High School component technician with the 366th Component sets, a nightclub stage with an Buy One Dinner — Get One Free — Platoon (R) Frt 1:30,7:05,4:40,11:55; Repair Squadron at Mountain Home Air Force Base. (Higher Price Prevelh) Sat 1, 4, 7:05,4:40, iFiS ; Sun 1,4, 7:05, illuminated floor. Each scene is 4:40. — Mannequin (PO) Fri 2, 7:25, Completes basic twining Idaho. He is a 1960 graduate of Manchester High crafted well, particularly the 9:t0, 11:20; Sot 12:45, 2:35, 4:30, 7:25, School. 60 yilla Louiea Hoad, Bolton, CT 646-3161 Poll 4:*), 11:20; Sun 12:45, 2:35, 4:30, 7:25, Airman 1st Class Christopher J. Ggnzer, son of center hallway of Fraulein 4:20. — Burolar (R) Fri 1:30,7:15.4:30, yvilllam F. Ganzer of 83 Ridge St. and Geraldine J. Schneider’s almost-respectable 11:30; Sot 12:30,2:45,5,7:15,4:30.11:30; Sun 1 L » , 2:45, 5, 7:15, 4:30. — A Ganzer of New Britain, has graduated from Air Force Ends basic training rooming house. Nlshtmore on Elm Street 3: Dream basic training at Lackland Air Force Base. Texas. M «iT POMUieOMM - Airman Glenn 8. Chetelat, son of Mr. and Mrs. The current version of "Ca­ Pets Worriers (R) Fri 1:55, 7:50, 10, mid­ 1 He Is a 1064 graduate of New Britain High School. caecK’s SHM Noen Miwiaiiit night; Sot 1:15, 3:20, 5:25, 7:40. 10, Terrence Chetelat of 27 Esquire Drive, has graduated baret" brings to mind a some­ midnight; Sun 1:15,3:20,5:25,7:90,10. — what less successful revival, also Chucks Sttok Hout* hot In cc Lethot Weapon (R) Fri 1:40, 7:35,4:50, from Air Force basic training at Lackland Air Force lointd hands with 12:05; Sat »:3S, 2J0, 5:05, 7:35, 4:50, trains In Georgia Base, ’Texas. with its original star, which Morgarltavlllt and offsrt you 9 By Polly 12:05; Sun 12;M, 2:Si);5;0S. 7:35,4:90. — He is a IM4 graduate of Manchester High School. visited this area Just a tew Wltchbeord (A) Fri 1:96. 7:30, 4:49, Chuck's Stook Houtt ' Army Pvt. Allen D. Williams, son of Francis J. and months back. Even Ben Vereen’s favorltaz. 11:90; Sot 12:90, 2:55, 4:55, 7:30, 4:45, Kathleen V. Williams of Jagger Lane, Hebron, has DEAR 11:90; Sun 12:90,2:55,4:95,7:30,4:45. — tremendous energies could not Along with our Mtxlcon mats oul OutroMus FoHune (R) Fri 1:45, 7:35, completed station unit training at the U.S. Army Airman gats medal mtnu, look (or; 4:40, H:40; Sat 12:40, 2:40, 4:40, 7:35, whip "Pippin” Into a completely your old Infantry School, Fort Benning, Ga. Air Force Senior Airman Rlchnrd 8. Stone, son of Prim* aib Sup*r Sirloin - He is a 1966 graduate of RHAM High School. focused show. But in this "Ca­ Suoarcul Ttryakl Sirloin make wa Dwight S. Stone of 59 Santina Drive and Beverly C. baret," the emcee leads an a Top Sirloin New York Cut For s Magnant of 21 Prospect St., has been awarded the good terrific show, which would be a Fra«b FIth sleeves t Trains In Texas conduct medal at Pease Air Force Base, N.H. the wris superior evening of theater, even . Cknriotte A. Howell of 173 Oak Forest Drive, has He is a IMl graduate of Howell Cheney ’Technical Included with dinner: salad and baked potato or ears. Cu without Grey. raduated from Air Force basic training at Lackland School and is married to the former Pamela stsak fries. front leg I XIr Force Base, Texas. Dobrolecki of Indiana. the cent* w "Cabaret" will eoatlaae at needed. [ HflRTFORll '.HM n m n 429-1900 HarttorO’s Bashaell Memorial ( R i 11, MaasRaM) For lai A LENTEN JOURNEY THROUGH Hall threagh Saaday. the dog's on a hum Holy Scripture and D a n c e Birthe and slip ( Again, si I iMhILar LInehack, Caatldy Lonise, Ryan, Gary Steven Jr., son of •pidtr’t 0UIMM0W ' Beecher, Hilary Jeanne, daugh­ Bounty hunter bottom o roaitiM ■ 'K'fVH ter of Jeffrey W. and IVacy K. daughter of Michael R. and Karen Gary S. and Donna Lateano Ryan of ^Hartford H(pad Cafe Windsor, was born March 15 at 7 These st Parks LInehack of 36 Kenwood w tb l - l i r . Beecher of Groton, was born FVb. being colored cover thi '-W ttie boston liturgical d a n c e ensemble 9) at the John Dempeey Hospital, Drive, was born March 2 at Manchester Memorial Hoepital. (Fri., Sat., Sun.) can still The amazing "Spl- MMM MnCIMMD University of Connecticut Medical Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are LOS ANGELES (AP) - Rutger Weekend Specials 1 Frank and Phyllis Lateano of 28 derwear, day" himself will ba Omter. Her maternal grandfather Her maternal grandparents are Hauer is a modern-day bounty D a t e : April 4th P la c e : is Edward Kodea of Manchester. Berbadette Parks of Norwich and Concord Road. His paternal grand­ hunter who te the great-grandaon of DEAR featured at the Harry and Carol Parks of Manches­ parents are William and Lee Ryan Chicken Cacciatore ST, James Church Her paternal grandparents are eariy-day bounty hunter Josh Ran­ w/pa*la & Mind & bread realize I Comic Book and Bred and Carol Beecher of Bolton. ter. She has a sister, Kimberly, 9. of South Windsor. dall in the movie "Wanted; Dead or cold wei 896 Main Street Iloa cat Collactiblas Super d R H b . main P ellegrini, Adrienne, dauiditer of Rhadet, Meghnn Elizabeth, Alive." • Grey, Vtctorta Lyan, daughter of The movie was relented this 9595 more co T im e : 8:00p.m. Manchester, C T Richard C. and Linda L. Grey of 21 Mark and Linnea McCaffrey Pelle­ daughter of Jay R. and Jill Raynor Show on Sunday ‘ • a f - month aa Four Star Inteniational Importai l^ a n t St., was born March 12 at grini of 295 Henry St., was born Rhodes of M2 Charter Oak St., was from 10 a.m. to 4 born Pyb. B at Manchester Memor­ begins the cotorization process of Hopkinn Seyval Blanc by the bottle *7** may fee MMNNI9RIM Manchester Menmrial Hoepital. March 10 at Manchester Mennorial p.m. at tha Howard ial Hoepital. Her maternal grand- the original M televiaion epteodea have arl HSr maternal grandfather is Paul Hospital. Her maternal grand­ New Snnday Onwlette Speeial *5**. gravaletl O f f e r in g : mother te Mrs. Etea MCCaffrey of parente are Mr. and Mrs. James W. starring the late Steve McQueen. Johnson’s Motel, h b F o r In FO: 643-4129 J. Reiff Sr. of blip. N Y. Her Hie show, which ran in Made and Voarl pafternal grandfather te Dieodore Hartford. Her paternal grandpar­ Raynor III of EnfleM. Her paternal is/compllmeaiary Bloody Mary or Mimoto 135 Harvard Ave., $3.00 ADULTS while on CBS from 1999-61, ia being Poislert G i«y of 199 Camp Meeting Road, ents are August and Jenny Pelle­ grandpaienb are Mr. Mid Mrs. Stamford. Admis­ Chariee W. Rhodes Sr. of EnfleM. colored for syntHcaUon this fall. my book $1.50 STUDENTS ■FPinm. grini of Allquippe, Pa. ful Hbite ,1 sion Is $2. L y

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(S ) Connecticut Newe Week (X) 1949. 8 Jim A Tammy ® MOVIE: 'Waco A RMnahart' (CC) AnofhBr happy winnar (E S P N ) Mazda SpotitLoeh Tw o U.S. marshals with a talent for bend­ 8 EwsTybody's ZZonoy Mattare ing regutoiions become involved In the ALONDIE by 0«sn Young A Stan Draha [HBOlMOVffi: 'ManMthaWadsmasa' 8 8 Priday Zlighi VMsoa (In Starso) Bernice Maher, regent for the Orford high school students entered the history A wiMsmasa scout, in iha Worthwaat Tsr- search for tha kMar of a fellow marshal. 8 Alhad Hhchcocfc Piaaanta ritory of 1820. is maulsd by a grizzly bear Chariae C. HM, Justin Deae. 1987. Kim M S T ^ O H C Y 06CAU9B - r m r s SMS WOULD NO MAXTBR WHO LEPT ^ 8 More Rssi Paopla Parish Chapter of the Daughters of the contest which wee Inspired by the 200th and laft to dis. Richard Harris, John Hus­ ® The Plattat Earth The global consequ- MARRieo T MS PATHMt MOT MAMB M ARRiei « M A l l t h a t m c jn e y J ton, Hanry Wilcoxon. 1971. Rstsd PG. 8 OanaSeeft BO® /—< LBPT HIM Al l TRUE B O B ANYWAY American Revoiution, awards first prize anniversary of the signing of the encaa of a 'nuclear wlrnar' and an 'uliravi- \ THATJAOMBV (U S A ) USA Cartoon Exprass olei spring' are discussed. (SO min.) [E S F N ] CoSaga Hoohsy: 16*7 NCAA to Aiison MacDonaid, an eighth-grade Constitution to be celebrated Sept. 17. ( C N ^ Larry King Uva Toumamant Samiflnals - gamo #1 From A 6 : 3 0 |Hm CE w k r f m cmcMnaii Detroit, Ml. (2 hrs.) (Tap* M ayad) A student at St. Bridget Schooi, for her Alison's teacher, Jill Galinas, proudly d ) ® ABC Nswt (CC) (D IS] (MOVIE: 'Eagla'a Wing' An Indian and a trapper riak sZ in titeir battle over a 1 2 : 3 5 A M [H BO ] MtOVK: 'Mptaffori' winning essay, "A Letter to the Editor, watches the ceremony. (B) Banaon wild horse. Martin Sheen, Sam Waterston, Recruited as a World War I secret sgtnt, 1787.” A total of 93 Manchester junior (9 S C T V Harvey Kehsl. 1979. Rated PG. tha ssductiva Mata Hart utae unusual ® Too Cloaa for Comfort (E 8FN ] Woman's Coflaga 6ailiatbaS: methods to> gain iInformation on her ana- CAPTAIN f AAV ^by Creahs A Caaata s. Sylvis Kriatal. Chrlstophar Cazanoya. ® S N B C N a w a 1987 ZICAA Tournament Semifinal from Austin, TX . (2 hra.. 30 min.) (Liva) 1985 Rated R. MARLA WALBUATT. [TMC]J MOVIE:I 'Woman In Love' This 1:00AM (X) Tafaphona Auetien ® I A dvice nbnlsba1 Is baaed on D. H. Lawrence's novel of (X ) Joo Pranklln 8how ® Tha Eastar Bunny la Cornin'to Town the relationsnips of men and women. HI 39 Runaway with tha Rich and Pamous ‘ 377 Animatsd. Frsd Astaira narratst tha story Glenda Jackson. Alan Bates. ORvar Reed. of Sunny, a rabbit who brings sgg-roHing. 1970. Rated R. (In Stereo) "Magnum, p.l.." co-star Larry ZfanORi on jaZy beans and chocolsta bunnisa, aZ in- the kKlonasIsn Island of BaZ; "DaZas co- [USA] Goff: Tournament of Playa star Deborah Shelton in ThsZand. gradientt of Eaatar chaar, to a diamai town ChamphtnaMsChamphtntMp Coverage la fasturad fromno 8 M a u d e ON THE FASTRACK by Bill Holbreok where children are outlawad. (SO min.) Ponte Vadrs Beach, FL. (2 hrs.) (R) Cruel jokes about herpes [CNN] Croaafira (C N N ) atioyyMz Today 9:30PM 3D Odd Coupta (E S P I^ SpasdWaak ® Fourth Estate 1 :0SAM [M A X ] MOVIE: 'ZSouMPln- ^J'M SO fe v s fK A ItP Bop/NJE'rbUCRAZ^? 'WCAN'iWSAV'tWRe^l top MolotI Massacre'I Guaats taka a rMi 7:00PM GO css News ® Charytin HERE.' W A lM # sr3 o., WRE NiHEmi, rWA5 filRAWNfr A& I when they chock Into a motsi, and tha OD (81 f l ) M*A<>8<'H [HBO] MOVIE: 'PoRca Academy 3: Innkaeper la a loony lady who's hantfo wMi U H fV B P f' > 1 i d ) (8 ) Wheal of Forturw Bach In Trabifng' (C C ) Saving the Aca­ a sickle. BIZ Thurman. Anna ChappaZ, WM f e e l make this sufferer sore cuDSe T o - m o o u B . OF THI& C o m T B fi. MitchaZ. 1986. ftoted R. (XI ® 6100,000 Pyramid demy Is the newest and toughest chaF MEUJDy., pEf^RTMENT.. le n ^ for the members of the original grad­ DEAR stating that hfs paycheck be 9J) JMfaraona uating class. Steve Guttenberg. Bubby 1:10AM [T M C ] MOVIE: 'The Bif Bounce' After a man Is kicked out of a Smith, David Graf. 1986. Rated PG. ABBY: TM b let­ "given " to him routinely when it is (3 ) Best of Saturday Night camp for migrsm workers, ha ga it In­ ARLO AND JAMS *' by Jimmy Johnson ter Is addressed due. And if his fellow employees (8 ) MacNsll-Lahrer Nawshour 10:00PM (X) Faleon Craat (C C ) Tor>y volved with the mistress of lha camp boas. -tp everyone who also resent having to ask for theirs, 8 ) Samay MWar and Lance help each other out when avld- Ryan O'Neal, Leigh Taylor-Young. Jzmaa VMl'RESb etKe incriminatea them in murder. (60 CMy. 1969. Rated PG. rnDTRUE'VWRE GOING VOUVXIRM' I does not have one letter signed by all should do It. (S) Hollywood Squares WDNPCRFUl TD REALIZE IT eiOMEIWi' *^nital herpes D e a r A b l i y 1.) 1:30AM (X) soHd Oom (SO mm.) DEAR ABBY: This pet peeve has 33) Novala: Cuna da Loboa (DN aw t VOURETDO AND LEAVE MC' or any other 39 INN Newt GOOD FDR bugged me for years. My English Wonder and AIDS jokes. .' disease that your co-worker, nelgh- MRS RALPH CRAMPTON, 7:30PM d) PM Magazine (8 ) Local News 1985 Rated R. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Duties that you ' bor, fellow church member, or even LEMON GROVE, CALIF. ( E Currant Affair (8 ) Honaymoonera 2 :3 0 A M X M O V I E : "TlwManehuEa- 2 hope to attend to at the last moment are your brother or sister may have, DEAR ABBY: My husband and 3-Z7-I7 gla Murder Caper Mystery' Whan a tmaS 2 NORTH ^ o u r apt to be neglected today. They could DEAR MRS. CRAMPTON: Un­ d ) 8> Jeopardy 39 No Empujen ♦ 752 but It’s not discussed because it’s so everyone he works with has to "ask town bagina axparlancing a wave of mur- ALLEY OOP ■ by Dava Qraua (X) Entsrtainmant Tonight (S ) Faces of Japan plague you with feelings of guilt that will B K Q 10 .misunderstood. for their paycheck when It Is due. fortunately, Miss Brudle isn’t dara a maH-order private aya la hkad to b i r t h d a y be hard to dismiss. 33) INN News ♦ A 7 4 3 I ASKED YOU A , AVA? WHY... ( § ; " An outbreak of herpes can be When I asked him why he has to around to defend herself, but she 39 Perry Mason aolve the myatery. Jackie Coogan, Barbara VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapl. 22) The little qj u e s t i o n ; w h e e r r e e s I s h e 's o v e r f ' surely must have known that people (3) (8) Carson's Comedy Clatsica [CNN] CNN News . Harrit. Win Geer. 1973. ♦ 7 52 AVA PECKEPSE? ' caused by stress, overexcitement “ ask" he said that he was told that a Saturday, March 28,1987 green Imp ol jealousy might be hovering t h e r e ; can "lo v e " their country, their ® (8) Bamay Millar [MAX] MOVIE: ‘Richard Pryor Uva on [C N N ] Sporta Utanight around you today, and cause.you to be and even extreme weather temper­ former employee had told manage­ WEST EAST freedom, their Independence and (8) ® Nswlywad Gams tha Sunset Strip' Pryor's wit Is presented [p iB ] MOVIE: 'Son of Fury' The alory of a trifle too possessive of your sweet­ atures. For years, I ’ve heard ment that he felt demeaned by Something for which you hoped In the ♦ AJ83 ♦ Q9 6 any number of other things that 39 Novala: El Praclo de la Fama In this concert (limed at the Hollywood Pal­ Banjamln Bloke, who plana ravenga altar past but were unable to bring Into being heart or mate. ♦ a J9832 ♦ 7 6 5 4 I people make Jokes In public or in having his check handed to him. so ladium. Richard Pryor. 1982. Rated R. bakig. cheated out of an Inharltanca. T y ­ LIBRA (8apl. 23-Ocl. 23) II you and ♦ 10 ♦ 6 5 they adopted this policy as correct can’t love them back. (S) Wild. Wild World of Animalt rone Power. (3ene Tierney, Francaa could become a reality In the year ‘ personal conversation about the 10:30PM 39 in n Nawa your mate are not In accord as to how to ♦ AJ ♦ Q 10 9 I DEAR ABBY: How do I go about 39 Sports Talk Farmer. 1942. ahead. However, you must manage ’^disease. "Don’t sleep with him! business etiquette. (They employ (8) Friday NIglit RIngalda (60 min.) 7 handle a delicate family Issue today, (CNN] Crossfire [E 8 P N ] SportaCantar 7 events skillfully once the opportunity ^You’ll probably catch herpes or eight people). finding out the actual terms of my each might do Immature things to spite SOUTH (S) Honaymoonars presents llsell. deceased aunt’s will? She passed (DIS] Zorro [M A X ] m o v ie : ‘Of unk­ ♦ K 10 4 ■ VD !" Or, while several women are My husband once Jokingly told 2:40AM ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) In order to the other. 39 Noticisro Unhrlalon nown Origin' A vicloua rai wraaka havoc ♦ - - - sharing a lipstick in the ladies’ them that he didn’t mind being away four years ago In another part (MAX] CInamax Comedy Exparlmant: achieve your objectives today, a con­ SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) To d a y you "Ml Do It Guy's Way" Guy DISImone Im­ 10:40PM (DISJOTV on a newly renovated brownatone. Pater ♦ KQJ982 room, someone says, "Ihopenoone "offended,” but their policy con­ of the country. I was left a modest certed. consistent effort will be required might have a bit ol juicy gossip to tell personates Frank Sinatra. Script writtsn by Weller. Jennifer Dale, Shannon Tweed. ♦ K84 3 here has herpes!" (Giggle.) tinues as usual. sum. but other family members 11:00PM (X) ® News 1983. Rated R. — not hall measures. Don’t let down your companions about another friend. Timothy Stack. (X) 8) They'll devour everything you have to • People with herpes are neither I have been in the business world came into a great deal more, and all (X) 39 Lata Show: Starring Joan Rivera when you think you have a shoo-in. Vulnerable: North-South 8:00PM (X) Nothing Is Easy Jack gats 3:00AM (X) Saturday NIgM Litre (SO Know where to look lor romance and say. but won't respect you lor revealing Dealer: West '■'dirty" nor "bad” . Not only would for the last SO years and have never have refused to divulge the so nervous kissing a girl that ha faints and (X) Carol Bumatt and Friends min.) you'll lind It The Astro-Graph Match­ It. It be extremely painful to engage In heard of management anywhere amounts. becomes the laughing stock at school. 39 At the Movlea 39 M O VIE: 'Docks of New Volk' Tha THE BORN LOSER ®by Art Sanaom maker set Instantly reveals which signs 8AQITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. 21) In West North East South sex during an outbreak of lesions. I employing such an intimidating CURIOUS KIN (X) MOVIE: ‘Love Story' A young law (3) Faleon Crest Kids of the sldewaZis taka over tha town. your financial Involvements with friends Lao Qorcey, Huntz Hall, Eaat Side KIdt. are romantically perfect tor you. Mall $2 l Y Pass Pass 2 ♦ .wouldn’t do that to my worst tactic. My husband works hard for student (aces an uphill battle whan his wife (S) News (Live) today, don't be a tightwad or Scrooge (WHEKE ARE OUKANLESICf^ 1945. to Matchmaker, c/o this newspaper. 2 Y 3 ♦ 3 Y 4 ♦ ' enemy. his money, and I think it Is either DEAR CURIOUS: When a will is is diagnosed as having leukemia. All Mac- (8) cinema Showcase P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, OH 44101- but, by the same token, don't let others Pass Pass Pass Graw, Ryan O'Neal, Ray Milland. 1970. [C N N ] Nawa Overnight FBCMV So please, folks, cool the Jokes. sadistic or "power happy" to force filed in court, It becomes public I Talas of tha Unaxpactad A woman 3428. take advantage ol you. HAIP. (XD ® Charmings (CC) Lillian and Luther [E SPN ] QoH: Standard Rsglatar Tur- m x . . . . ] . 'They aren’t funny, and could deeply an employee to “ ask" for his record, tind anyone who wishes to plans the perfect wedding present (or her TAURUS (April 20-May 20) The course CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. 19) A sensi­ Opening lead: ♦ A compete against one another to see who cgiolsa Clastic From Phoenix, AZ. (2 hra.) 'hurt your co-worker, neighbor, or paycheck. read it may do so. Write to the can get a better date, TOIformer boyfriend's new bride. of action you'll determine for yoursell tive friend will have hurt leelings today It What do you think? registrar of wills, located In the city 8 M *A*8«H today will be the proper one. but discus­ he or she Is not Included In your plans. 'even a member of your family. Sign d ) News [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Woman In Love' Thia Jl hall where il was filed. There may 39 El VIdents (60 min.) film Is based on D. H. Lawrence's novel of sions with others could create sell- Think how you would feel It the roles iiRe... AGHAST IN SAN FRANCISCO 39 National Geographic Special |60 the relationships of man and woman. doubts. Let time render the verdict. :• NOT LAUGHING be a small fee (maybe not), but do min.) 8 SCTV Natworii were reversed. Glenda Jackson, Alan Bataa, Ollvar Read. DEAR AGHAST: Your husband enclose a self-addressed stamped Monayllna QEMINI (May 21-June 20) B e careful In AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) Th e re are Let the bidding 31) Columbo [C N N ] 1970. Rated R. (In Stereo) your commercial affairs today so you should submit a written request envelope for a reply. apt to be strings attached to a favor that DEAR NOT LAUGHING: Thank ) MOVIE: 'Exorcist II: The Heretic' A [018] Adventures of Ozzia and Harriot [U S A ] Night Flight don't make an arrangement with one an acquaintance Is prepared to do (or guide the piay priest and a psychologist try to help young [HBO] MOVIE: ‘Hamburger: The Mo- who doesn't have the necessary author­ you today. Before accepting hIs or her Regan MacNeli overcome bizarre visions tlon Picture' (C C ) A young man needs a 4:00AM (X) Return of the Saint ity but makes the commitment anyway. otter, be certain It's worth the price. and haunting nightmares left as scars by degree to gain his Inherltsnce, so he opts [C N N ] Larry King Overnight the demon that fpossesaed her Linda Blair, CANCER (Juna 21-July 22) S o m e o n e PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) A (allure to By Janies Jacoby to study food franchising at Busterburger [ • f t r by NBA. Me B - Z l Richard Burton. Louise Fletcher. 1977. 4:05AM [HBO] MOVIE: 'Sidney on whom you're depending to lulllll a recognize the worth of your Ideas today Strain causes hemorrhoids University Leigh McCloskey,"■ iske Dick Butkus. (S) 8 ) Roomisa PREMIERE Nick (Burt 1986. Rated R. Shaldon't Bkmdllna' An unwilling halrata promise might not be able to deliver to­ could create a situation where they will The heart ace was a friendly open­ to a vast fortune finds heraelf noxtlnX I In 11Nne to or now? Young) trains Matthew {Corey Halm) for [U S A ] Night Flight day, yet he or she doesn't know how to later be profitably utilized by another, ing lead. (The diamond 10 would have FRANK AND ERNEST ®by Bob Thavot D E A R D R . the college wrestling team. (In Stereo) be murdered. Ben Oetxara, Audrey Hep* tell you and still save lace bum. James Mason. 1979. Rated R. but gain nothing (or you. been better defensively.) Can South ,OOTT: Does (S) ® Washington Waak in Ravlaw 11:30PM (X) GoH: Toumamant of profit from the defensive lapse? South heavy lifting DEAR READER: Norinyl is an Playsta Champlonthip Coverage Is lea- 4:1 SAM ( E Maks Room for Doddy X ( S O T I T T b W A T C H M u t > oral contraceptive; Its manufac­ (8 ) MOVIE: 'Hotrods to Hall' A family Is tursd from Ponte Vedra Beach,“ h, FL. decided to play East for the club ace, cause hemor­ threatened by e group of juvenile delln- 4:15AM [M A X ] m o v ie : 'Otoom hoping to iimit his spade losers to one. ^ • WHAT rhoids? What turer says that it — like all oral uents In their desert motel. Dsns An- QD 8 NIghtlihe ICC) Lover' After stabbing an Intruder, a youttg Polly’s Pointers So he ruffed the heart ace, played to does? What spe­ D r . G o t t contraceptives — should not be 3rewa, Jeanne Creln, MImsy Fermsr. (X) Cannon woman becomes Inolved In dream rt* 1967. search eKperiments that may revaal tha dummy’s trump ace, shed two clubs on ./( cialist should I taken by nursing mothers. The drug 39 Honaymoonars \ 39 Novala: La Gloria y at Inflamo reason behind her act of violanca.olar Krlaty 8 Not Avallafale In Storaa the good hearts and then led a club. s e e about Peter Qott, M.D. can interfere with lactation, alter McNIchol. Ben Masters. Paul Shanar. Later, declarer had to play away from hemorrhoids? the quality of the milk and be 39 NBA Batkatball: Boston CsMcs at 8 8 Tonight Sliow (In Stereo) 1986. Rated R. Longer." Others who would like this Chicago Bulls |2 hrs.) Pets need coats book may order It for $6.50. Make his spade king and went down two. excreted into the milk. ’There hove 8 MOVIE: 'Operation Mad Ball' An (C N N ] Prims News army private involves everyone in hla ar­ check payable to POLLY’S POINT­ DEAR been no reports on the effects that 4:30AM 8 Ono stop Boyond in cold weather Declarer shouldn’t think that East, this practice might have on breast­ (018] Fivs Mils Crash Alter a gruaUng rangements for an off-limits ball. Jack [018] Nowl Animal World ERS and send to POLLY’S POINT­ with as much as an ace, would have READER: A he­ trek over the Great Divide, the Fivs Mils Lemmon, Ernie Kovacs, Mickey Rooney. ERS, P.O. Box 91428, aeveland, OH morrhoid is a fed infants. Creek family finds Itself unwelcome In Emu 1957. By Polly Fisher passed his partner’s openint^ bid. In­ 44101-3428. - POLLY stretched (dilated) vein in the anal DEAR DR. GOTT: What could Plains. (60 min.) 8 Hogan's Heroes stead, declarer should plan on .:n elim­ ha s 9 9 T »« 3-1/ area. ’The vein may have a blood cause bright red spots on the DEAR DR. GOTT: My mother [HBO] MOVIE: 'PoHea Acadamy II: 8 Nawa DEAR POLLY - If you take ani­ DEAR POLLY — I have a shortcut ination. Let him ruff the fip t heart V h a lrFirst F ii...... Aaalgnmsnt' |CC|...... The worat DtntiBt unhappy clot within it (thrombosis) that tongue? has a lump on the top of her right mals outside in cold weather, save when pickling eggs. I run a large with his eight and then play ais dia­ students ever to go to s police academy [C N N ] Sporta Tonight causes pain. When an anal vein foot that causes pain when she your old sweaters or sweatshirts to toothpick from one end to the other of mond king, overtaking with dummy’s WINTHROP Dick CavaNI graduate Into tha worst police otficen aver ip iS ] MOVIE: ‘Tha Bridge on tha Rhrer with film acana distenda, it causes discomfort or DEAR READER: Red spots on walks. The orthopedist says the to walk a beat. Stave Qutlenbera, Bubba Kyval’ A hardened, reaohita British olflcer, make warm Jackets for them. the hard-boiled egg. The resulting ace as West plays the 10. Now pitch Ttchingandcanbeseen (andfelt) as the tongue occur with certain lump is too small to treat. What can Smith. Howard Hessaman. 198o. Rated who Is a captive of tha Japanese, drives For small animals, cut off the hole lets more Juice in more quickly. two spades on the K-Q of hearts and HOW DO YOU KEEP r HA-s/E NO TROUBLE PQ-13. Nt men to buZd a bridge as tharapY. W il­ LOS ANGELES (AP) - Roger r TVIOUSHr'rtXJ a Arm lump. Sometimes hemor­ infections (including herpes and she do for the pain? sleeves to the desired lengh, then slip - FERN exit with a spade to the king. West will ViOUP EVES OPEN KEEPING- /V\Y EYES O PSsI USED SCOTCH (M A X ] MOVIE: 'Dream Lover' After liam Holden, Alec Guinness. Jack Hawk­ LetzriB says watehing parts of take the ace and continue spades. De­ rhoids bleed. typhoid), in malnutrition and in ins. 1957. the wrist part over their heads and DEAR POLLY — I sew a lot and of­ IN A4ATH C L A S S ? BECAUSE r EN JOY /V\ATH. DEAR READER: If your mother stabbing an Intnidsr, a young woman ba- "Little House of Horrors" zrss like clarer ruffs high and plays his careful­ TAPE. blood disorders (such as leuke­ comss inolved in dream rasssrch axpsri- [E 8P N ] SportaCantar ears. Cut out two holes for the two ten have to hunt for a spool of thread Hemorrhoids are caused by ex­ can feel a lump and it Is painfol, it is "pulling teeth," If you’ll pardon the mia). Red spots also can have manta that may reveal tha reason behind [MAX] MOVIE: ‘Fanriy HHI' A woman front legs. Slit a small portion dpwn and matching bobbin. 'To remedy the ly retained diamond deuce to dum­ cessive straining, chronic bowel expresuoexpression. my’s seven. Now he ruffs dummy’s 1/ common causes; mouthwashes, not too small to treat. This might be her act of violence. Kristy McNIchol. Ben aeeka her fortune in IBlh century London. the center of the underneath part as problem, I use pipe cleaners to hold problema and irritating effects Maatert, Paul Shenar. 1986. Rated R. Lewie, a Beverly Mile dentiet last spade and gets off lead with a cinnamon or peppermint gum. a cyst or an infection that can he Lite Raines, Oliver Reed, SIteZey Wintert. needed. the thread and matching threaded (such as 'Sitting for prolonged [U 8 A ] RiptMa 1980. Rated R. who hae many etere among his club. West can win the Jack and cash spicy foods and the use of tobacco injected or easily removed For larger dogs, slip the neck over bobbin together. I simply slide a pipe [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Hot Moves' Four young Bsaii the ace, but now declarer's king is a periods on cold, hard, surfaces. products. surgically. 6:30PM (XD Popoom k m Lynn HoZy't patients, is upset at the sedistle the dog's head (just as when putting it cleaner through the hole of the spool Find another orthopedist who is (Faith Ford) accepted as a contaatsnt In men are determined to loss their vkginitY dentist scene In the recently re- winner. And if E^st overtakes the club Your family doctor Is your first during thair summer fun. Michael Zotak, on a human). Cut off the long sleeves of thread and through the hold of the more sympathetic; it’s Important Kansas City's Dream Queen beauty pa­ leaoed movie. Jack to lead back the 10, declarer can resource for hemorrhoidal diagno­ DEAR DR. GOTTYI took Norinyl geant. Adam Sifosr 1984. Rated R. (ht Stereo) and slip the dog's front feet Into them. bobbin, then twist the two ends of the that you find a doctor who aulta your “My colleaguee and I have had s Again, slit down the center from the pipe cleaner together. It stays secure. cover or not. If he goes up with the sis and treatment. He or she can for 17 months while breast-feeding (X) 8 Wsbatst (CC) Webstar pens an 11:45PM GD EntartaZnmant Tonight king and loses to the ace. West has refer you to a specialist If my first child 10 years ago. Could needs. I ’m sending you a free copy etaay that makst him appreciate the fact Onstopher Reeve taZts about hit return to tough time overcoming the terrible bottom of the sweater as needed to fit. To keep used pattern pieces ht>m J 2 L of my Health Report Choosing a Mm in two upcoming movlat. 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M n a i « , i m J t - MANCHE SPORTS ‘Oil Can’ takes a positive step Atgyroe buya Padres, S o i By Th« AsMClofetf F tmv BYBRVBama must seK the Maibiers Tiw Aipoeraw Dennis "Oil Can” Boyd and Orel By DunnlP Guorootas Amerfcan League team owners, HersMser, two piteliers with moeh Thu Auseciofed P ru tf a prucesa estimated to take at NEW YORK to prove, took some positive steps feast 86 days. sippi Coach M.l Celtics hit another roadblock Argyros miMt also be free of tiM tile 6poinl with pRNfoetive outings against been pitching CMsistenfly well Is SAN DIEGO—The strain of a each oilier in spring training. what’s important.” I,366mile commute was the bis ksvoivement with the Marin­ Ms team In By The Atsoclotmi Prns got 23 points apiece fro Adrian for the Hawks. Mark Aguirre Boyd threw star scoreless innings ers befwre eompfeting the deal Invitation Tout Rain played havoc with tile, driving force beMnd George right. Dantley and Isiah Thomas, was scored 31 points, followed by Derek in helping a portion of the Boston exhibition schedule. Canceled) Argyros* decisfon tobuy theSan for tiie Pisdres. Do th« Boston Celtics have a W A B o — d h i p down only 41-40, but Los Angeles Harper’s 26. Red Sox beat lie Los Angeles “We’re hopeftil of finding a games Mvofeed a split squad of Diego Pathres and sell the In cnincn ti weak spot? Even their star. Larry ran off 12 straight points over a Mali 100, Ruis 107 Dodgers 4>6 Thursifey. HersMser Boston Red Sox against the Minne­ Seattle Mariners, andhe’swast- buyer there very quickly.” Bird, thinks they do. three-minute span. also had a strong outing, allowing Argyros said, adding that he’ll the ban into tl sota Twins; H o o i^ vs. tiie CM- ing no time adjusting to his new warned after "We’re not as food on the road as Magic Johnson scored 21 points Ray Williams* 36-foot Jumper Just one run in seven Inninfs. e a to WMte Sox; PlttMiurgh vs. the role. investigate the possIMHty of Mggest effect defensively of any with two seconds to play won the 6pefnt shot toi we were in past years." Bird said player I’ve seen since Bill Rutweil.” and dished off 14 assists for the Boyd’s tirades last season have New York Mets; PhiladelpMa Macing the Mariners in a trust if Thursday night. "I think now we Lakers, showing no ill effects from game and ofhet a 66-polnt night for been welKdocumented. He went against Cincinnati; and St. l/wris Argyros planned to meet with tiie team is not sold when the agatawt Turk’s BM and several Celtics tangled Michael ,ferdan. WIIHams got all In the chan Just come to play, instead of coming near the end of the game. Bol a bruised left calf suffered Tuesday wild tat the Red Sox ctobhause after vs. Toronto. Padres players and conches Padres purchase comes upfrom to win.” night against the Phoenix Suns. eight of his points in the fourth learning he hadn’t made the The game between the Atlanta today at tiie team’s spring approval. Tharsday, the: picked up a loose ball, and was quarter. best friend, b As if to prove that point, the gndibed by Conner Henry and American League An-Star team, Braves spRt squad and the New training camp in Yuma, Arix. — Argyros declined to discuss Celtics lost their fifth straight NBA RoefcBtB 118, BtaMfi 1IM The visiting Bulls missed a was suspended by the team and York Yankees, was postponed and Just one day after announcing terms of the proposed sale, Salle’s worst i Danny Ainge with 4$ seconds left. chance to tie when Jordan, the M in held on I road game. The defending league ’The whistle Mew and Henry turned Robert Reid scored a season-high eventual missed a month of the rescheduled for today in Fort Ms piMM to acquire the Padres which he said was agreed to champions, who already have NBA’s leading scorer, missed a season, ’nie Red Sox won the AL from Joan Kroc. Wednesday, but the asking that represent toheadupcourt. Ainge let go of Bol, 30 points and rookie Dave PeitI Lauderdale, Fla. Division I po« clinched at least a tie for the sparked the Rockets off the bench. 21-footer at the buzser. East anyway. In games wMch were played. Asked at a San Diego news price for the Padres reportedly who took a swing at Henry, but Orlando Woolridi^ paced the championship. Atlantic Division crown, couldn’t missed by about threb feet. FeitI had six points in the first 41A Boyd also was yanked as the Seattle beat California 7-3; Chwe- conference Thursday what he was between $50 million and PK handle the Washington Bullets, who Nets with 23 points. Bock miliams starting pitcher for Game 7 of the land edged San Francisco 7-6; would Msenss at the Yuma million. Casey Fisbin The benches emptied, but no minutes of the final period to boost added 16 potaits and 16 rebounds. 6pointers and beat Boston 106-103. Boston is a further punches were thrown. Bol the Rockets to a 101-00 lead. He World Series in favor of Bruce Oakland nipped the CMcago Cubs meeting, Argyros replied, "Just Kroc put the team on the mediocre 18-17 on the road. Kevin McKenna hit five three-point Hurst. Again, he reacted emotion­ 68; Texas took Montreal 62 in a some of my own style and what market last November, saying added three me received a technical foul, while finished with a season-high 17 field goals — a Nets team record. Moses Malone returned from a Henry received a personal foul. points. ally although not as angrily, to that game cut to eight innings by rain; my |M>als and objiectives are, she and her son-in-law, club M neck problem and had 23 points for Bird had 22 points and McHale 21 Visiting Portland was led by KikI move. Kansas City routed Baltimore 166; and some of the things we president Ballard Smith, had Washington. But Manute Bol and for Boston. which has not won on the Vandeweghe with 23 points. Nu0gal8123, tonles 113 But he has looked good this San Diego Manked Milwaukee 66; believe in." lost interest in it and that she Jay Vincent were the keys as the road in more than a month. Houston’s Ralph Sampson did not In Denver, Alex English scored 38 spring, winning both of his deci­ and Atlanta beat Detroit 62. The purchase of the San Diego preferred to devote her energies Bullets more than made up for the play, but was in uniform for the first sions. Against the Dodgers, the The PMIlies traded outfielder team means a new lifestyle for to supporting social causes and absence of Jeff Malone, their star "We are in good shape for the points and the Nuggets held Seattle playoffs, basketball-wise.” said time since undergoing arthroscopic to Just eight points in the first eight right-hander allowed only four hits, Gary Redos to the Chicago White Argyros, who calls Newport medical research. guard, who was out with the flu. Celtics Coach K.C. Jones. "Now we surgery Feb. 5 to remove a tom minutes of the final quarter. The walked one and struck out two. Sox for pitcher Joe Cowley, who Beach, Calif.. home but who for "I think you’re all aware SC Bol had 17 rebounds and 12 Just have to get healthy” lateral cartilage in his left knee. Nuggets took the lead for good at HersMser allowed only a first- threw a no-Mtter last season. six years has owned a baseball baseball is not my first love in blocked shots. Vincent had 28 points Boston’s ailing players include "It was real exciting for me to go 69-97 on a basket by English one inning run on Bill Buckner’s RBI Matiwsrs 7, Angsts 8; On a day team two states away. the world," Kroc said at the and keyed a surge early in the third Dennis Johnson, who has a sore out there and for the coach to leave minute into the final quarter. douMe.He was reached for only when owner George Argyros said "It became more and more time. period that put Washington ahead four hits and struck out six. The Red he plans to sell the Mariners and obvious to me that my own Kroc offered to sell the A shoulder and won't play tonight in me in down the stretch." Feitl said. The Sonics lost for the 16th time In to stay. Chicago. ’ ’It’s nice to know he has that kind of their last 19 road games. Sox scored three runs off Los buy the Padres, Seattle got run- business interests were all here National League club to her Hockes Vincent has started nine games, confidence in me.” Angeles reliever Matt Young in the scoring singles by Dave Valle and in Southern California, and I son-in-law, but Smith said he Elsewhere Thursday, it was the Seattle failed miserably at the would rather pursue other busi­ averaging 20 points in them. Los Angeles Lakers 128. Detroit 111. foul line, making Just 18 of 33 free eigMh inning on an RBI single by Rey Quinones which snapped a 63 really couldn’t serve two mas­ "Jay has played probably his Hawks 120, Mavs 112 Glenn Hoffman and a tWo-run tie in the sixth inning. ters,” said the real estate ness interests and spend more giving the Lakers the Pacific throws for the ganne, compared to NHlslM BliifS three best games for us the last Division crown because Portland In a game featuring division 31 of 35 for Denver. single by Pat Dodson. Angels starter Kirk McCaskill developer. "It was very difficult time with Ms family. three.” Bullets Coach Kevin lost to Houston 118-104; Atlanta 120. leaders, the host Hawks got 35 "I thought HersMser was very struggled, surrendering six hits to spend enough time in Seattie, The only publicly acknowl­ Loughery said. “I think he might be points and 12 rebounds from impressive today,” Los Angeles and five runs in 51-3 innings. It was and I felt guilty about that. It edged M d ^ in recent months WAU8( Dallas 112; New Jersey 109. Chi­ Kfng« 124, Sunt 118 was an unidentified group of getting into his best playing shape. cago 107; Denver 123. b a ttle 113; Dominique Wilkins for their fourth pitching coach Ron Perranoski his straigM poor outing since he was really a toll on my family. We need him in our half-court and Sacramento 124. Phoenix 115. straight and 15th in 16 games. The Reserve forward Eddie Johnson f said. "He’s in a good groove now. I pitched three sharp innings in Ms The opportunity to acquire San investors headed by Padres M-rflTiPQVIIlfml offense.” win increased Atlanta’s Central scored 10 points in the final quarter think he’s been pitching very well spring debut on March 16. McCas­ Diego really answers a lot of millionaire first baseman Steve MY IBfOnOMf*I Bol threw off the Boston offense UrtiBrs 128, PMom 111 lead to 2>A games over Detroit. at Sacramento. Otis Thorpe scored lately. kill has allowed 13 hits and nine personal goals that I have." Garvey. NY Monistrs with his mere presence. Byron Scott scored 25 points and The loss snapped a six-game 24 points and had a game-high 15 AFfMo "He’s been throwing the ball runs in Ms last 10 innings. The purchase must win appro­ At the news conference, Kroc m m iuii/i> “He played very well." Boston’s rebounds, while Reggie Theus and APaftOM well. His control is right where we val of three-quarters of the 12 said she agreed to sell the team James Worthy added 24 as host Los winning streak for Midwest-leading Dennis "Oil Can" Boyd of the Red Sox tuned up for the "I’ll be ready for the season,” he Kevin McHale. the victim of four of Angeles clinched its sixth consecu­ Dallas, which has an 8>A-game edge Johnson added 23 ^ n ts for the want it. so is the velocity on Ms said Thursday. "Things Just didn’t National League team owners to Argyros because he promised x-Hortfsrd i Bol’s blocks, said of the 7-foot-6 on Utah. Kings. Manute Bol of the Washington Bullets blocks a shot by regular season with six scoreless innings against the Los fastball. His record (62) isn’t and a simple majority of the 14 to keep the team in San Diego. x-Menfrsol tive Pacific title. The Lakers are work out the way I’d have liked x-Posten center. "When he’s that active, its 55-15 and 13 games ahead of the Dallas led 58-57 at halftime, but Walter Davis led the Suns with 26 the Celtics' Robert Parish Thursday night In the first Angeles Dodgers on Thursday. The Red Sox won, 4-0. important at all. The fact that he’s today” tough to get good shots inside” Trail Blazers with 12 games left. the Hawks scored the first eight points as Phoenix dropped its quarter of their NBA game at the Capital Centre. The "He has an immense effect." ^ o tt scored 21 points in the first points of the second half to take the seventh consecutive road game. Bullets defeated the Celtics, 106-103. It was Boston’s fifth CAMPPBIJ Loughery said. "He doesn’t have to half as the Lakers surged to a 78-56 lead for good. Phoenix forward Larry Nance R-Oefrolt Jump to block your shot. He has the halftime advantage. Detroit, which Randy Wittman scored 24 points added 22 points and 10 rebounds. straight road loss. NFL players not In a strike mood 91. Leuta SMnnsseto cnioase They got a history lesson from drug abuse. Among the stickler sion with the current president, Toronto By Dave Goldberg Marvin Powell of the Tampa Bay The Associated Press four past NFLPA presidents — Issues may be the NFL’s demand x-Edmonton John Mackey, Tom Condon, Jeff for random drug testing — an Buccaneers. x-Coleory Van Note and Uphsaw. who suc­ arbitrator overturned Commis­ Upshaw reiterated that while x-Wlnnlpte Calgary gains sweet revenge against Winnipeg LOS ANGELES - Atlanta line­ lafb ^nwivB ceeded Ed Garvey as executive sioner Pete Roselle’s Imposition of free agency, guaranteed contracts backer Joel Williams is one of the and drug testing are the attention- Voncouvtr few players at the NFL Players director in 1983. Then they ad­ testing last year on grounds that it x-cl)nctisdiployc Vancouver defenseman Michel second period. wasn’t included in the current getting issues, they are all equal — inGTM Flames had the longest ride home So there was no lack of motiva­ Association Convention who also journed for an afternoon golf Poston 4. Edmo By Kan Rappoport Petit broke a 2-2 tie late in the third "They didn’t play well, but they tournament while their wives at­ collective bargaining agreement, In his words, "horizontal, not The Associated Press of the season. tion for Thursday night’s rematch attended the previous one in 1982. vertical.” Los Ar,oslos & I In Calgary, which the Flames won NHL Roandap period when he beat Islander forced themselves to play good in The difference, he says, is enough tended a tea party at the home of which expires Aug. 31. n u io d st^ 3, ( "It was very depressing.” said goaltender Billy Smith with a wrist the second and third (periods),” "Today was really a day of He also said that while he has far VOncouvor S, N. Joey Mullen. "No one likes to lose 3-1. to make him optimistic that this comedian Bob Hope. Coleorv 3, Winr After losing 10-1 In Winnipeg shot. Kings Coach Mike Murphy said. "It Today, they get down to the getting everyone settled, of getting better relations than Garvey had Wednesday night, the Calgary 10-1. It was very shocking” "It was on everybody’s minds,” year won’t be a repeat of that year with the NFL’s chief negotiator. Sundstrom and Petri Skriko would have been very easy to pack — when a 57-day strike chopped specifics of bargaining with panels everyone to see what a convention St. Louis at N.v said Mike Bullard, who scored a Steve Kasper, in the second by Rick is like,” Upshaw said at a Joint news Jack Donlan. that doesn’t mean Minnesota at Ni goal for the Flames. "We Just said sewed it up for Vancouver with it In and have a .500 road trip but seven games off the season and led on NFL economics, pensions, col­ N.Y. Islondsrs « Middleton and In the third by Keith third-period goals. Bryan Trottier they didn't. They competed in the conference after Thursday’s ses­ negotiations will be totally smooth. we can’t let things happen like they Crowder. to a sag that it took the NFL three lective bargaining, legal rights and did (Wednesday) night." scored both goals for the Islanders, second and third like a champion­ years to recover from. Detroit at ^iRlta Less than a minute after giving him 23 for the season. ship team, and they got the results 2 Voneower at P The victory restored the Flames’ Crowder’s 21st goal of the season at "It’s not as Intense as it was Ftttstwroti at M "I thought we killed penalties they wanted.” tnen," Williams says. "A lot of the Qiiccpo at Quel six-point lead over the Jets in their 11; 33, Glenn Anderson ruined Ran- PuffoTo at ASonl battle for second place in the well and the power play was going Flyera 3, NordlquM 2 (OT) guys were angry then. Now they’re ford’s bid for his fourth shutout by pretty good,” said Vancouver ¥ Edmonton at T< Smythe Division. They each have scoring his 33rd goal at 12; 08. Dave Poulin scored at 3; 22 of a lot more laid back." Coloorv at Los four games remaining. Including a Coach Tom Watt, who watched his If laid back isn’t quite the words ¥ The Bruins improved their home team convert 2 of 5 power-play overtime to lift Philadelphia over AP photo Minnesota at Wi final^ay matchup. unbeaten streak to six games, five Quebec. Poulin took a pass from that union officials and players ¥ 9t. Louis at Nos In other NHL action, it was victories and a tie, as Ranford chances while allowing the Island­ used as the NFLPA convention ¥ Vancouver at H ers only 1 of 5. "When the Islanders Brian Propp behind the goal and Navy's David Robinson (left) won the Adolph Rupp 10-Minute Edmonton at 6 Boston 4, Edmonton 1; Vancouver broke his four-game losing streak. slid a low shot past Quebec goalie opened Thursday, cautious optim­ ¥ Toronto at WIm 5, New York Islanders 2; Los had the two-man advantage, Ri­ Trophy as AP's college player of the year and Dr. Tom ism was — optimism that a change The Oilers, playing their third road chard (Brodeur) came up with Clint Malarchuk. ¥ Poston at Ctilea Angeles 5, Buffalo 3, and Philadel­ game in four nights, managed Just Michel Goulet scored two power- Davis was named as AP's coach of the year Friday. at the top and Increased salaries 7 Montreal at Pitl some good saves.” phia 3, Quebec 2 in overtime. 14 shots in the first two periods but play goals. Including one In the would preclude the last resort of Oil Change Mullen scored a goal and assisted added 11 in the third. Kings 8, Sabres 3 third period to bring Quebec into a another strike. Flyiri 8, Norf on another for the Flames, who also Edmonton entered the game with tie. Gene Upshaw, the union’s execu­ got goals from Bullard and Joe 350 goals, an average of 4.7 per Los Angeles rookies Luc Robi- Rupp Trophy Davis cited tive director, said he didn't view the taltle and Jimmy Carson each Goulet tied the game at 2 In the 315 BROAD STREET - MANCHESTER Nieuwendyk. game and 48 more than Calgary, third period when he intercepted NFLPA’s eight bargaing proposals Calgary fired 40 shots at Win­ the league’s second highest scoring scored during a four-goal second as economic as much as an effort to First Rirlod—1 period as the Kings skated past Propp’s pass at center ice, broke to Robinson as top coach (Howe), 4:13. F nipeg netminder Pokey Reddick, team. NHL scoring leader Wayne Into the Flyers’ zone and fired a improve benefits. 647-8997 jtrininci), 9:05; while the Jets tested Calgary Gretzky had an 11-game scoring Buffalo. Some players, meanwhile, im­ I3;»;nnn,aue(r Robitallle scored his 43rd goal 15-foot wrist shot past Flyers goalie Bv Dick Joyce By Dick Joyce FHI (tHppIne), goaltender Reggie Lemelin 29 streak stopped. He had seven goals Ron Hextall’s glove at 8; 58. The Associated Press plied that what appears to be the 14 Ssrvlcas In 10 Minutes... No Appointment Necessery Second Period times. The only goal he allowed was and 24 assists in that span. and Carson his 34th as the Kings The Associated Press most controversial demand — free ¥ (Hunter, Slltanen ended a six-game road trip with Tim Kerr had given the Flyers a agency — is also one that can be Across From Super Stop Cr Shop ¥ Mrilonby, Pbl ( one by Thomas Steen in the first Canucks 8, Islanders 2 NEW ORLEANS - David Robin­ Que, molor (flat period. their fourth victory against two 2-1 lead 54 seconds Into the period NEW ORLEANS - Tom Davis, compromised. The StantlanI qfProlecUon ¥ losses. Goalie Roland Melanson son. Navy’s 7-foot-l senior center, who led Iowa to the most victories Sinceissar Pbl, motor (6jin1 Patrik Sundstrom scored two when he deflected Brad McCrim- “You have to look at a collective ¥ (rouebinri, W:5( goals and added an assist to lead was instrumental in the Kings’ mon's point shot over Quebec today was named winner of the in its history, today was named bargaining agreement in terms of Ins), 10:50; Sba Bruins 4, Olltrt 1 Vancouver over the listless victory, turning aside 38 shots. goaltender Clint Malarchuk’s left Adolph F. Rupp Trophy as The Associated Press coilege basket­ ¥ 11:19; Hospodor, Associated Press college basket­ steps,” said John Spagnola, the Lomlwrt, Quo Boston got strong goaltending Islanders. Steve Duchesne. Joe Paterson shoulder for his 55th goal. ball coach of the year. Philadelphia Eagles’ player repre­ ¥ Crossmon, Pbl (h and Bob Bourne also scored for Los ball player of the year. Proudly Presents our from Bill Ranford to beat Edmon­ It was the second straight home "The last three games we played In his first year with the Haw- sentative. "You don’t change ever­ ¥ Tbird Period— AP photo ton. the NHL’s highest-scoring loss tor the Islanders, who main­ Angeles, while Buffalo got goals well, but we still could only get one Robinson, the only unanimous (McCrImmon), :i selection on this year’s AP All- keyes, Davis received 89 of 419 ything all at once” ¥ 1:99 (n). Penalt team. While the Bruins Jumped off tained a slim one-point lead over from Phil Housley. Mike Foligno point in the standings." said "Let’s face It, we’re not talking (nohtfno),S:27;T Edmonton’8 Esa TIkkanen continues up the Ice after and former King Doug Smith. America team, received 206 of 419 votes in a nationwide poll of sports to a 4-0 lead. Ranford held Nm on- Washington for second place iti the Nordiques Coach Michel Bergeron. writers and broadcasters con­ about an average salary of $80,000, (Insbgator, 6ab dumping Boston's Thomas Qradin during third period ton scoreless for 2iA periods. Patrick Division. The Islanders and After spotting the Sabres a 2-0 “We have to keep our heads up and votes in a nationwide poll of sports we’re talking about an average ‘/^niversary Giveatv^ molor (nsbtlnel lead In the first period. Los Angeles writers and broadcasters taken ducted before the NCAA tourna­ mlnor-malor I NHL action Thursday night at the Boston Garden. The Boston’s offense came on goals in Capitals play tonight in Landover, our spirit up and start winning ment. Voters were iimited to 10 salary of 1230,000,” Spagnola added 11:27. the first period by Ray Bourque and notched tour straight goals in the some games.” before the NCAA tournament. Overtime—5, I Bruins defeated the Oilers, 4-1. Md. Voters were limited to 10 finalists finalists chosen by the AP’s weekly In a reference to the salary Increase (Proau, Kerr), chosen by the AP’s weekly poll poll board. over the last seven years. Que (rousblns). Upshaw reported that 467 players Ino), 1:50. board. Joey Meyer of DePaul finished a Come In and register to win Shots on 000 He led Navy to a 266 record and planned to attend the session, about Pbllodelpbla 11-11 close second with 81 votes, followed 70 of them ex-players like Hall of one of 8 complete car spring cleanings Power-plavOM Coaches rate Final Four a toss-up its third straight NCAA appearance by Temple’s John Chaney with 64. Earner John Unltas. A total of 837 Pbllodeliibla 0 oi Which Providence will this season. He averaged 28.2 Including engine steam cleaning, Goalies—Quebs points, fourth among Division I Davis, who replaced George players registered for the Albu- 19 saves). Pbllodi By John Nelson Indiana." Vegas battle a tough one to size up. Raveling, installed a running and qurque convention five years ago. a carpet shampoo and A—17,i7,». The Associated Press Michigan Coach Bill Frieder, "You have full court and half schools and 36.5 of Navy’s output, Reteree Mike surlace In semifinals? and led the nation in blocked shots pressing game and utilized 10 McCourt, Dan Sc NCAA Hoop whose team lost twice to Indiana court. Jerry (Tarkanian, UNLV players. The Hawkeyes. winners of exterior Slmonlze* NEW ORLEANS — Coaches from during the Big Ten season, said it coach) tends to run a lot. and Bobby with 144, an average of 4.8 a game. was “an interesting Final Four — a By Owen Canfield scored 20 points. Donovan also Robinson also ranked fourth 41 games the previous two seasons, Brulnt4,0llsn across the country rate this Final has a great half-court offense,” The Associated Press finished with 20, but 16 were compiled a 365 record, ending the North Dakota Four a toss-up. wide open tournament. It’s a tough ’Thompson said. ; among the nation’s rebounders Come in from March 25-April 7 & fill out our entry blank. call” from the free throw line. Steve with an 11.8 average. He hit 59 season with a loss to top-ranked ■VifoVilTWI "It's a strange Final Four,” said attempts for UNLV, while Donovan NevadwLas Vegas 8681 in the shot 96-of-234 from the 16foot. "Seikaly's play made Syracuse Syracuse is the only team In the NEW ORLEANS - Through Wright and David KIpfer, a pair percent of his field goal attempts. No purchase necessary. A $59.95 value each. issten George Raveling, who has made tournament without a consistent most of the season, the Provi­ of forwards, combined for 23 NCAA West Regional final. In Ice finals First Perlod- the coaching circuit from Washing­ 9-inch range for Providence. what it Is now,” Frieder said. Robinson played only one year of (Neelv), S:15 (m 9 "Indiana Is In every game it plays, S-poInt shooter, although Raveling dence Friars lived and died with points. high school ball in Woodbridge. Va.. Iowa finished third in the Big Ten (Jebnston, SInHi "The 3-polnt field goal helped two 9 ton State to Iowa and now to said he felt the mere threat of the the 6polnt shot. With Billy "My question Is, will they let DETROIT (AP) - It was Just Edm Southern Cal. "Any of the four teams for sure,” said Pitt Coach and Las Vegas has probably the and grew about seven inches since with a 14-4 record, one game behind best athletes, the best talent. long-range shot could help the Donovan leading the way. Prov­ us do that (shoot from outside) he entered the Naval Academy. Indiana and Purdue who tied for the another night at the office for North IT COULD BE THE MOST IMPORTANT 10 MINUTES Tlkki teams have a real good shot to win. Paul Evans, whose team beat both Dakota sophomore center Tony Providence and Syracuse twice Providence, the 6point play has Orangemen. Greg Monroe made idence made an average of eight or will they double down on our Among the records he set in four conference crown. 9*9ls rwOVT^Wflr Logic says go with Las Vegas, but 74-0M 68 3-point attempts for the 3-polnters per game, the most in inside players?” Chiesa said. Hrkac. IN THE LIFE OF YOUR CAR! 13:14; Crowder, I Bob can be real tough with a week to during the Big East season. really benefited them.” seasons were school career scoring Although Davis inherited four Second Psrtod- While Frieder called Indiana’s Orangemen. the nation. But Chiesa was quick to point (2,669) and rebounding (1.302) returning starters, he restructured Hrkac, a top candidate for the JOradln, Notiv), prepare” Syracuse iss leled “ by 6foot-10 Junior Hobey Baker award, given to center Rony Seikaly. who averaged Dean Garrett, at 610 and 220 But in the Southeast Regional out that the Providence big men marks. the lineup and got big years from Com___ (beoklno), The Final Four begins Saturday "1 almost feel like that during the finals last weekend. Coach Rick face a sizeable problem In college hockey’s top player, scored (cross-cbocking), with the semifinals at the Louisiana IS points and 8.1 rebounds per game pounds, the only "true center in the tournament, the 6polnter could He closed out his college career four players who had had averaged f *18.96 OIL CHANGE INCLUDES: conference,” he said Alford could Pltino scrapped his normal dealing with Syracuse front- with 80 points In the Midshipmen’s less than four points the previous one goal and a d d ^ three assists \ lrtvr» BomonTon Superdome. No. 10 Syracuse, 30-6, despite being slowed in early help Seikaly,” Raveling said. game plan and decided to dump lliursday. raising his NCAA record season during his recovery from a be the key to the tournament. "If he court powers Rony Seikaly and first-round NCAA loss to Michigan. season — guard B.J. Armstrong CHANGE OIL iUP TO I OT8. OF WW40 OR 10W30I Sly msn o faces unranked Providence. 25-8, in "There’s so much pressure to the ball inside. It worked, and Derrick Coleman. Seikaly, a point total to 115 end leading the "Wbird Fsrlod- broken foot. Seikaly scored 194 gets on a roll,” Frieder said, "a lot It was the sixth-highest point total and frontliners Brad Lohaus, Ed CHANGE OIL FILTER 1 11:31 5, Edmoni an all-Big East semifinal at 3; 42 guard the perimeter, it opens up the the Friers beat Georgetown to 6-foot-10 center, is playing the Fighting Sioux into the NCAA i p.m. EST. Top-ranked Nevada-Las points and had 37 rebounds in four will depend on how Vegas does at middle for him. Seikaly’s made a In tournament history and the most Horton and Kevin Gamble. COMPLETE CHASSIS LUBE tbeinviki, Nlissi containing him.” advance to the Final Four. best basketball of nis career, by any player since 1971. The Hawkeyes rose to the No. 1 championship game with a 62 VACUUM INTERIOR 1 ojtuiv Vegas, 37-1, meets No. 3 Indiana, tournament games and was named lot of money for himself In this Now, the question is — which victory over Harvard. (tlotblnri, IsSR Most Valuable Player of the East Georgetown Coach John Thomp­ averaging 26 points in four Despite a two-year service com­ spot in the nation for one week this CHECK TIRE PRESSURE 28-4, in the second semifinal 30 tournament.” Providence will show up Satur­ tournament games. Coleman, a North Dakota. 368, will seek its 1 AIR FILTER Inri, M:lt; Nstiv minutes after the conclusion of the Regional after the Orangemen beat son, whose Hoyas beat Syracuse to mittment. Robinson Is expected to season and wound up No. 6 in the CLEAN WINDSHIELD i Ihots en aod win the Big East tourannnent final, day afternoon in the tourna­ 6-9 forward, is averaging 10 the No. 1 NBA draft choice. His final poll. fifth national title Saturday night CHECK AIR RLTER 1 FPA-W Eoslon 16165-11 first game. second-ranked North Carolina 7678 Although he gnidgingly picked against the winner of tonight’s 0 behind his 26 points and 11 felt it would be tough for the Indiana to winI It all, Evans said ment’s semifinal game against rebounds per game. height prompted the Navy to Davis. 48. who previously CHECK BELTS B HOSES (VI8UAU S n 1 c The championship game will be Big East rival Syracuse? semifinal between Minnesota and VUE TOP OFF THE FOUOW1NO FLUID LEVELS: rebounds. Orangemen to defeat F^vidence a Seikaly could turn it all around for "They present real big prob­ reduce his service time after coached at Lafayette, Boston Col­ 1 1 *wP**lC®**^^^ played Monday beginning at 8; 12 "A little of both, we hope,” lems defensively, because Michigan State game. The Fighting BRAKE FLUID si----- p.m. Indiana’s prime offensive wea­ third time. Syracuse won two Syracuse if he continues to play graduation from five years to two. lege and Stanford, has a record of A-14,451. regular-season meetings with the Friars’ assistant coach Gordon they're both such good shot Steve Alford. Indiana’s senior 306185 in 16 seasons of coaching. He Sioux, making their llth appear­ POWER STEERING FLUID 7 well. Roferoe—Don "Sometimes you can aee a little pon Is Steve Alford, who averaged Chiesa said Thursday. ” We blowers,” Chiesa said. "And ance in the NCAA Final Four, are TRANSMISSION aU lD advantage to one team or the 21.7 points per game and broke the Friars and have won 18 straight Big 'He’s the only really legitimate iguard. was a distant second in the has a Ph.D in physical education, KovtnComns,Fol have to be able to penetrate Rony is such a good offensive voting with 63, followed by Junior seeking their first title since 1982. other," Raveling said, "but not this Hooslers* all-time scoring mark East games against Providmee. center here,” Evans said, "and he’s earning the doctorate for disserta­ Diam»NmL m t r a n s a x l e auio "It’s very unpredIctaMe anytime so strong oR the boards.” under control and be able todish rebounder. He really puta his forward Danny Manning of Kansas tion on athletics in colonial Massa­ ’T ve seen Tony play better,” time.” this season. While both UNLV and off for dunks. And we hove to be body on the boards. We’ve got to said North Dakoto Coach Gino WINDSHIELD WASHER SOLVENT ¥ Nevada-Las Vegas has won 22 Providence have several 3-point you have two league teams,” said Syracuse won the East Reginal with 68. aenlor forward Reggie chusetts and Virginia. ¥ Radio, Thompson, whose Hoyas lost to able to rotate back for the get a body on him and hope to Williams of Georgetown with 37 and Meyer, in his third season at Gasparini. "But he had a good FREE CAR WASH straight since losing to Oklahoma shooters. Alford made 96 of India­ by beating Georgia Southern, West­ WITH *16.96 OIL CHANGE ¥ Provlmnce in the Southeast Re- ern Kentucky, Florida and North 3-point shots.” get him in foul trouble.” senior forward Dennis Hopson of DePaul after replacing his father performance.” CM WMli Oeod An, Tim. 8668 at Norman. Like Providence, na’s 121 long-range shots during the Against Georgetown, the "Sherman Douglas throws an More than good enough to suit the season. onal final after winning two of Carolina. Providence came out of Ohio State with 28. Ray, guided DePaul, an independ­ ¥ the Runnin’ Rebels have built much Friars made only five 3- unbelievable dribble-lob pass,” CompleUng the voting were four Oimson, whose national cham­ oif their success on the S-poInt field "I think probably Syracuse’s Sree during the Big Bast season the Southeast by beating Alabama- ent, to a 28-3 record despite the loss 7 a.m. — NCAi pointers. The players Chiesa he said. "He drives in, thm eenlori, Horace Grant of Clemson. pionship hopes died for the second p n f m o iL goal. inside game will take its toll on and tournament. "It’s like the NBA, Blrmingham, Austin m y , Ala­ of three starters. Ray Meyer won m aaoAD sr., MANCHCsna u n m a 22e125i*fl8ii when you play best-of-five or bama a n d . Georgetown. Indiana says make up the "Rainbow throws the ball up that looln like Jt; Kenny Smith of North Carolina, the award in 1960. straight year. Last year. Harvard dipB SA V E Nevada-Las Vegas, led by Fred­ Providence, and I think when Coalition,” guards Donovan. a shot. But it’s really a pass. lost to Michigan State in the title die Banks, made the most 3i>olnt Bobby has a week to prepare, he best-of-seven, you never sweep, defeated Fairfield, Auburn, Duke It. Arnion Gilliam of Nevada-Las Chaney's Temple squad, 32-4, ^racuse is In a tough situation. and Louisiana State en route to the Delray Brooks and Ernie Lewis, That really puts a lot of pressure 8, and Mark Jackson of St. won the Atlantic 10 title, regular game. 8 am . — Hew neM goals of any NCAA team this can beat anybody,” Evans said in combined for one 3-polnter. "He’s a marvelous player, a Joy Open. kaontCbai picking the Orangemen and Hoosl- Ibey’ve won twice. It’s psychologi­ Midwest Regional championship, on our defense. He (Seikaly) John's. 2. and postseason. I, hitting 266, while Provi- Instead, the Mg gun was killed us on that the second time to watch,” said Harvard Coach Bill 9 am . — Oatt: dcncc. led by BillyBllf Donovan, made ers in the semifinals. cally tough. Both teams are playing and UNLV won the West by beating RoMnson Is the first service Jerry Tarkanian of Nevada-Las ChaTnatonoMa. U well, and you can’t predict.” Idaho State, Kansas State, Wyom­ forward Darryl Wright, who we played them.” swedemy player to win the award Vegas was fourth in the voting with Cleary. "And he’s got a good 9pm . — N<^ the most per ganne. with anaverage hi the final, Evans said, “I would supporting cast.” of l.l. Banks hit l42-of6l6 hpofnt hope fbr Syracuse, but probaMy Ibompaon called me bidiana-Las ing and Iowa. UNm It was instituted in 1972. 45 points. Lana M - MAWCHESTEK BERALP. rrMav. MarcH 27, MI7 MAPKattWEBiiCTam .FfhiMr manafsr t m - n Southern Miss takes N IT championship Spoilt in Stitf Norman, early starters BoRon road ragg gg| lor May 3 SrSfliSamartf scored W or his 17 pohshs dhrtat a Tu rk said he dbesn’t consider the m MVFb bOeauat uu're a family tell. T ie Exptenrs e X " * V T h e Aesectefstf Press s tm k that gave the GMien S-poiMer an integral part of Ms m d it etaa a tmmi effort.” a fiva-pacourf can oa get break at TP C event V r ~*^ “** *^^ ***»*•“* *» Eagles a SP-tt lead w ltt iftlS offense, but he acknowledged that "Webater’g dtettoaary doegii’t remaining. w y y . May I g.m. The race wRUtait aad ftatefrafoRoR N EW YO R K — Sootliern HiMis- i can come in have tee etonli tedeaernie bow the an off-bolauee paaa aud a (nraavur. LaSalle. wMcb went 4-for-M from “ MKHteofud by the sippi Coeeh M. K.'hirk mid all week BlaFen. (taaebea aad faua feel White, Hmited te n miRuteg B y Befr Groan the first storm delay, and act tee tfcei t-pMttt distance after goingPfor-lS ■ 0 ^ U d m ^ teere te a f t entry fee and I i OB the day of tket the S-potnt shot woohhn’t heat "ft’s great when you’re up two Abeut erlRfliiv tete.” T a rt mid. "A of feui troubte, stag footed Th u AaseclufEd FroM target More for tee tote fiirisbers at "An official comes up and sayt, in the semifinals against Arkansas- became y . y * - * * * " * . ^ *>« gt»®B in both the meu’g and womeua' Ms team in Ote SSth National and then you take two trips down team that waa ant meutaily tough in deggaration and bft tee (ere free S-nnder-par 87. ’sorry, you can’t do A M . R's two Little Hock, never caught up foBowiug categories; Juniors (ages I H 7 ) . ogeu Iheltalion Toomament. and he was the floor, look up at the scoreboard could ant iwve aurvfved teia.” terowg, clinching tee oulcowie. PONTE VEDRA. Fla. - Greg He miitaed only two greens and Shota’.” Bafiesteroo raid, then rl*ht. despite the efforts of freshman 1 ^5 ?’ ff^ftiaetera (S+M). Maaters (4MM, graadmaaters and you’re up by eight,” he mid. The ExglorerB, who trailed by ag "We built the lead, teen loot moat (a»g|>, and aopCTmaatera (W and over). AdtBtional awards win Norman was delayed one hour, 28 did not make a bogey. shrugged. UonM Shnmons. who scmred n of Randolph Joined F M e r DtAuy ag 11 gofrNa la tee first M f . "M y best start this year in the ”1t’s jint one of teose tMngi A M "In eraneh time, you have to get of it tiirae timeg. but steea John he gfveu to tlw Ural BoKon fiaiteer, the flrat aubjonior finiMier, mimites by a storm. fiiHsbed M*y in his M points in the second M f . with It points and Kenny Mier, the came back after halftime to go the rain and taw Hghtning strike the States,” raid tee Australian, irbo happen in foM.” he raid. the han into the paint,” Turk had White erent to tbe foul line. I t

Schoene939^. Tetals««31-3t113. Cindy PIgg-CurrIer SIS Deb Richard. Lira Young and Klngt5,8ilim 3 Susie Berning High School Athletic Associations adopted the same 19-foot, Beach State Lady 49ers. who are Bonvicini come Into the! r first Final have made 60 percent of their shots Tneradsr’t f L.A. Clippers 13 55 .175 43 Atlanta Colleen Walker. x-cllncbed ptoyoff spot DENVER d i n M. J. Smith 9-inch distance used nationally in college basketball this season. the women’s counterpart of the Four on a high-scoring roll. from the field. Boston 4, edmonfon 1 (tabble Massey NOTE: Spin-souad oomes count Jane Geddes, the season’s money IjOS At m I** 5, Buffalo 3 Los Aagetos 0 4 1 -4 y-clinched dIvHlen title English 1530 54 34, Cooper 55 94 9, itorKjInoi. ties do not "W ith the growing interest in the 3-point field goal and the Nevada-Las Vegas Runnin' Rebels "We’re at the peak of our game P h lta d e l^ 3, Quebec 3, OT 3 0 1 -0 Th smtoy’s Bomes Rasmussen 59 54 9, Walker 7-13 11-13 35, Tommy Predrlckson leader, came In with an opening- LeAnn Cossodoy In the men’s Final Four. right now.” Bonvicini said. "The VOncouver 5, N.Y. Istonders 3 nrsi Period— 1, Buftoto, Housley IV New Jersey 10V, OUcago 107 Lever 11-05435,9chayes54l-1 V, Hanitlk57 Atlanta 3, (tatrolt 3 success that many states have already enjoyed, the committee round 72. Calgary 3, wmnipeo 1 (Napier, Priesttoy), 3:09 (pp). 3, Buffalo, Washington 105, Boston 109 54f,Evans9194O,(tann9-150,Alarle9494 Sandro Palmer The Lady 49ers. 33-2, have the biggest key Is our confidence. We’ll Jody Rosenthal Kansas City 13, Baltimort 4 believed there was no need to delay the implementation of the Y«ar of tho hHtar Defending champion Mary Beth Srnllh 15 (Follgno, Prlestlov), 10:45 (pM. Atlanta 130, Daltai 113 0, Martin 1-1943, Smllh94940.Tetols45V3 Boston 4, Los AnoelM 0 highest scoring team In women’s press from the start of the game to St. Louis of N.Y. Rongtrs, 7:35 p.m. Penalties— LolCRow, LA (tripplne), 1:37; Houston 11V, Porttand 104 31-3510. Alice Rltimon play on a nationwide basis," Dick Schindler, editor of the basketball, averaging over 90 The 1930 season was the "year of Zimmerman was 2-over at 75, along Denver 123, Seattle 113 Sondro Spuilch Texas I, Montreal 3,9 Inn., rain the end of the game. We want a fast 3 4 Minnesota at New Jersey, 7:35 p.m. Buffalo bench, servedId Iby Andreydiuk (too Seems n If 24 19— 111 Oakland 4, Chlcoop Cube 5 federation’s basketball rules and assistant federation director, with last week’s 'Tucson Open many men on Ice)), 10:40; Ruutlu, But L.A. Lakers 131, Detroit ill Denver » 0 2419— 10 Lourl IPeterson points a game. Tennessee Is the tempo. I think we have a good the hitter" In the National league. N.Y. Istonders at WasMnolon, 0:05 p.m. (tale Eggellng Cleveland■ 7, Son FranciscoPro 4 said Thursday. winner, Betsy King, and the top 1988 SatwUoy't iiiwniMw/,(hookr ------ij. Ifi oourne,■ LA (ri Socromento 124, Phoenix 115 Poulsd out— (Jstor. Rebounds Seottle Seattle 7, Californio 3 only team to beat Texas this season. chance to win It.” Six of the eight teams batted over 37 15:37; Andreychuk, (roughing),(roughing; 57------(Lister, Ellis- if). 7), (tanver N (LAver 11^ Sherrirl TurnerTurn 2 Oelrolt at Phihxfelp- ilphto, 1:09 p.m. Mory Beth Zimmerman Son Oleoe 4, MHwoukeo 0 In the second game, top-seeded Jody Conradt's Lady Longhorns .300. earner, Pat Bradley. 2 Vancouver at Boston,______1:15 1:15 p.m. p.m. Svkes_,_LA, mlnor-molpr (Instlgmor, ftoht- New Jersey at Phltodelphlo, 7 : » p.m. Assists— Ssaltle0(McMllton1O),Denver21 Ing) 17:13; Reekie, Buf, rnalor (fighting). New York at Indiana, 7:30 p.m. (English ft. Total fouto--8eal1le If, Therese Hesslon Atlanta (tt) vs. New York Yanken, Piflibureh of Hartford, 7:X p.n Shellev Hamlin ppd., roln^ Oilcase at Qusbec, 7:35 p.m. 17:13. Milwaukee at Cleveland, 0 p.m.>.m. (tanver' 035. . 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Earn up to 80.00 four ordinary jtrlM lM ), V:05; SInIsalo, Phi (hooking), Shots on goal— Los Angeles 4-10-5— IV. Johnson 3-1304)4, Klfe3-3d04,Slchtlng37m) 0 0 0 -111 Judy Sams V -9 — H ogrtot to protfct, Indamnlfv ers Hardware. 646-5707. Service Representa­ customer service and Must have transporta­ per hour. Call Marie at M 19 SI Lori Oarbocz 049-74 1:0 p.m. and bold barmlett Ibt Man- CASHIER wanted at 13:30; Plnn, Quo (roughing), 17:13; Tocchet, Buftalo 13-15-13-41. 5, Oavel-3l-33, Roberts 1-1543, Hen rv53l-3 5Peint goals— Prewley. Pooled out— Oakland vs. Cleveland at Tucson, Arli., 3 HELP WANTED tive. Able to handle all genoral office duties. tion. $5 per hour to 389-7306. Phi (tripping), 17:13. Power-ploy Opportunities— Los An- 1.Totals 43V71525109. Tammie Green 039— 77 cbetltr Hgrold, Hi officart GD EXPERIENCED— Dump once. Port time In mod­ E U Q l None. Rsbounds— Phoenix 40 (Nonce 11), Janice Gibson 039-77 p.m. areas of agency activ­ Perfect entry level po­ start, plus mileage. 1 Second Period— 3, (Ouebec, CGoulet 44 geles3of5; Buftalo3of5. WASHINGTON (195) Socromento 40 (Thorpe 15). Assists— Milwaukee vs. Son Diego at Yunw, and tmplovegt pgalntl any Truck Driyors with ern pharmacy. Pleo- ity. Agents license and (Hunter, Slltanen), 19:09 (pp).. Penalties— Pe Goalies— Los Angeles, Melonson (41 C o tlS ^ 513 1-5 13, Vincent 11-21 5439, Val Skinner 37-40-77 and all liability, loit or CLERICAL - Full time clast 1 or 11 license and sition. Somt expe­ week paid vacation af­ Phoenix 0 (Humphries, Homocek 5), Morel Boiarth 037— 77 Aril., 3 p.m. sont working condi­ management expe­ rience proforred. Coll ter 1st year. Days, 633- MWIanby, Phi (tripping), 1:13;'13' M cRO€ shpts-39 saves). Bufralo,. rBarrasso (1V-14). Bol 35535, Cook 7-145419, Whatley371-37, Sacramento 0 (Theus V). Total fouls— Chlcooo Cubs vs. Son Francisco at txptntt. Including attor- office position, 49 Laborers wontedi tions. Flexible hours. Quo, mdlor (ttohllhe), T0:31; Nachbour! A— 14,353. M. Malone 514 1317 33, Adorns 3-3 34 7, Kathy Baker 37-40— 77 rience o plus. Call 649- 3043. Evenings, 643- eissi Phoenix 0 , Socromento 21. A— 10,30. Jan Stephenson 039-77 Scottsdole, Aril., 3 p.m. ntvt' fttt, orlilng from hours per week, Mon­ Knowledeo of Amesito Apply at once to Anne, 649-0016.______MtarwAtwr Phi, motor (ilghtlng), 10:31; Hunter, Que Referee— Terry Gregson. Linesmen— Williams 1-3542, P. Johnson 1-1542.Totals Seattle vs. California at Palm Springs, clalmt of unfair frodt practl- 0016. 1019.______SALESPERSDN. For (roughing,...... 1:90; . Tocchet, . Phi...... (rough-.. Ron Plnn, Wayne Porsey. 35903549105. Susie McAllister 37-40-77 day through Friday, 8 helpful, boneflts. Apply Liggett Parkodo Phar­ M A TU R E Woman to core Barbara Pendergost 039— 77 Calif., 4 p.m. css, Infrlngtfntnt of fradt- CARPENTERS. Min­ for toddlers. Hours 1-6 dbiiLD Care. Part time children's specialty Ing), 10:9b; Shaunessy, Que (slashing), •oston 29 19 17 .. 10 Lakirt128.Plttom1f1 New York Mets at Baltimore at Miami, morkt, trade nomtt or pof- am to4;39pm. Reliabil­ of; Upton Construc­ macy, 404 Middle Tpke, REBE 11:1V;11;iTi rroHospodor, Phi (elbowing), 11:1V; WasMngton 24 n 19 25-195 Laura Bough 37-40-77 imum 3 years expe- and full time openings shop. Pull and part Amy Alcotf 039— 77 7 :0 p.m. onto, ylolatlon of rlgbfi of ity and accuracy Im­ tion, route 32 Mansfield Monchostor.______In tho Childrens Place Lomiiert, Que (Interference), 3Polnt goals— AInge 3, Adams. Pooled portant. Experience or call 742-6190. rlence. Own (Toy Care Center, Man­ for loving core givers time. Apply In person Crossman, Phi (hooking), 15:0V. CinuckiB.lilindiri DETROIT (111) Pittsburgh vs. Detroit at Lakeland, privacy and Infrlnoamtnt of SERVICE Ropresento- 2 out— None. Rebounds— Boston 9V (McHole Flo., 7 :0 p.m. copvrlgbt and proprltfory using adding machine. transportation and chester. Call 643-5535. for Infants, toddlers, Marl Mads, 757 Main Third Period— 3, Philadelphia, Kerr 55 15), Washington 53 (Bol 17). Assists— Boston Dantlev 517 57 33, S. Green 57 94 14, LANDSCAPE tlon. Wo will train a tools. Pay depends on St., downtown (McCrImmon), :54. 4, Quebec, Goulet 45, 37 (Bird, D. Johnson V), Washington 23 Lalmbeer 510 94 4, Dumars 1-4 94 3, TPC golf scorei < rlgbtt, unfair compatittan Apply In person Laboreri— for com­ NANN Y/Housekeeper and pre-school. Call Vgncg«yef_ i | and llbsl and ttandtr, wbicb bright personable Indi­ experience. Apply 183 Manchester. 9:59 (op). Penalties— Moller, Que, malor (Whatley 9). Total to u ls -B ^ o n 25, Thomas 533 7-11 O , V. Johnson 7-17 9415, Praguo Shoe Com­ mercial malntononco vidual with typing abil­ wanted for small child. Marilyn DImmock, Lit­ PHOR (tlghflno), 9:37; Tocchet," Woshinglon 19. Technicols— Washington Salley 59 49 14, Mahom 55 94 4, may rttulf from fhtpublica­ Pine St., Manchester. tle People Unlimited, PARt time. Flexible “ flrrt'perled-1. New York, TrotH cTa PONTE VEDRA, Flo. (AP) — First pany, 200 Pitkin Stroot, and Initallotlon work. ity. Good salary, gen­ Must be mature, re­ III!legal detMse, Bol. A—-1V411. T------Rodman 55 94 4, NImphlus 91 53 2, Transactions tion of any advarfltmonf In East Hartford. EOE. Marlborough. 395-8003. hours processing gmptell24944, Nevltt1-1943.Totals45ia3 round scores before rain suspended ploy fbt Manchttftr -Htrold by Immodlato oponinot. erous bonotlts along sponsible adult who Thursday In the 91,000,000 To u rrw m ^ PERSONS to work In orders at local photo­ z r Plovers Championship Golf Tournament odvortlMr, Including odvtr- s e c r e t a r y - for one Call 528-3697 for more with opportunity for loves children. Call 646- SANITARIAN. Port time. 11:27. LA. LAKERS (129) fltgmtntt In any tree dlitrl- man low office. Short Information. advancement. Coll kitchen making sand­ 4653 between 8am- The town of Andover 1s graphy studio. Call Penaltles— Smyl, Van (tripping), 1! NiU ,Butli A.C, GreenwT WII 513^tw m*ta4914, ftas WorthyTvUf ITiy 519590^ lO MEs ployed on the 4957-rard, por-72 TPC BASBBALL Joan 643-7369. Overtime— 4, Philadelphia— Poulliilln 25 Plahey,...... NY (Interference). ), 17:40. . .. 109 107 Course at Sawixon: buflon publlcoflont pub- hand reaulred. Call 646- Mrs. Rivers at 389-3373 wiches and other kit­ 4:30pm. accepting applications (Propp, Kerr), 3:23. Penalties— Moller, Abdul-Jobbor 514540, E. Johnson 7-117-9 llthtd by tbg Mancbatftr INSTALLERS— needed MEEE SecondIW Period— 4, IVVWNew York, VWIVLl Trother llUllltef 0 , Scott 11-0 53 0 , Cooper 59 53 10, M. Oreo Norman 033-47 BOSTON REDSOX-SentMItch Johnson, 2426,9 to 5 weekdays. or apply Beneficial chen duties. 649-0305. tor 0 part-time position Quo (roughing), 1:90; Howe, Phi (rough- 33 (Ljafontalne,rfontalne, Leller), 3:09 (pp). 5, CHICAGOCHICAGO (197)(K., Isoo AokI Harold. Rtnnv Slaffarf, for growing ceramic TW O Full time positions LANDSCAPE Laborer. Ing), 1:90. Thompson 55 53 9, Rambis 91 52 3, B. 033-49 Steve Curry, John Lolster and Joslot COAST 6uord - has a tile tolet and Installa­ Connecticut, Inc., 923 R E TA IL point and deco­ available In Manches­ os Sanitarian starting Commercial mainte­ Vancouver.iver, Pellt12(Tantt, Pederson), 19:35 BanksBonks 3V59551 3515, Oakley 3145514, Conine Thompson91940, Mat1hews94533. Totals Blaine McColllster 033-49 Manianlllo, pitchers, LaSchelle Tarver; Rublltbtr. H Shots on o goal— Quebec 15511-1— 90. (pp). PenPenalties— Butcher, Van (Inter- 514 5434 19, PoxtPaxson______310___ 0412, Jordan 1530 (tave Rummells limited number of op­ tion company. Wage Main St., Eost Hart­ ration center looking ter surgeons office for April 1, 1907. This posi­ nance and Installation. Philadelphia 11-11-7-3-99. 47-94M 10. 31-37-49 outfielder, and Som Horn, first baseman, to tion consists of 10 hours ference), 1:90; Lauer, NY (hooking), 1514 40, E. Turner 95 94 0, M.Brownl-1 Dstrsll 0 0 0 39-111 Dave Stockton 035-49 their minor-league comp for reassleh- enings for 0 special 2 commontuorote with ford, Ct. Equal Oppor- for full time soles per­ medical secretary- Call after 6 649-1903 or Pawer-plavOpportunItles— Quebec3ol5; 7:10; Tombelllnl, Von (hooking), 10:6; Atark Brooks ILD8T per week. Please call •hllodelphla 0 of 3. 94 3, Sellers 1-594 3, Threott M 944. Totals L A . LOhSts 0 0 0 0 - i r 035-49 ment. year program I Stop­ oxporlenco. Please call tunlty Employer. son. Good storting pay assistants. Experience S75-6I22. Answer he Curran, NY (holding), 13:57; Curran, NY 41-W2501O7. 5Polnl pools— V. Johnson, Cooper 3. Hal Sutton 035-49 NEW YORK YANKEES-Outrlghtad Al­ ANOFDUND and benefits. Contact the town office building (iMlIes— Quebec, Malorchuk (33 shots- (roughing), 19:31. NEW JERSEY (19V) Mark O'Meara 035— M ping drug traffic and Tllemastors 649-0359. O FFICE Worker evon- preferred. Coll 643-9537 CARRRNYBRi helper. isL, Philo PI illadelphia, Hextall (3539).------Pooled out— None. Rebounds— Detroit 55 fonso Pulido to Columbus of Hto search and rescue are Mike, Paul's Point and tor Interview. 743-7305 or apply at the Third Period— 5, Vancouver, Sundstrom W oolrlM 513570, B. Wllllams5141-31V, (Lalmbeer V), Lot Angeles 40 (A.C. Don Pohl 035-44 Intemotlonol League. Ings, 6-8 hours, Mon­ Days 643-0004. Even­ A— 17,223. 29 (TontI), :99. 7, Vancouver, Skriko 31, Paul Atingr FOUND. Manchotfer ylc- only 2 of tho lobs wo do LABORER — Decorating Center ,615 Selectmen's Dtfice, Rstereo— Mike Noeth. Linesmen— (tan Coleman 51191 If, Washington 59945 T. Green 14). Assists— Oelrolt 0 (Thomas 3534- 49 construction. Apply In day through Thursday. MASSEUSE. 8306 to S800 School Rood, Andover, ings 643-7004. Yeeterday's 1V:34 (en). Penalties— Konroyd, NY Brown 510539, King 1-7544, R. Wllltoms59 Hale Irwin 035-49 TEXAS RANGERS— Sent Alan Knloely, Inlty. Bird. Coll 647- everyday. High school General clerical du­ Main Street, Monches- McCourt, (Mm Schochto. (tripping), 3:27; Pederson, Von (Inter­ 9), Los Angeles 0 (E. Johnson IS. Total person at Tho Andrew weekly. Massage only. Ct. 1-39, J. Turner 1-5524, McKenna 54 9415. fouls— (tatrolt 35, Lot Angeles 21. A— Tommy Nokallmo 3535- 49 catcher, to their minor league comp tor i y . ______grads or GED, aged 17- ties, AprII-June. 85.00 ter. 649-0300. Large Hartford agency CARPENTERS and ference), 4:32; Smyl, Van (hooking), Tatals449315311W. 17,505. Bill Rogers 3535-49 reassignment. Ansoldl Company, 166 TYPESETTER. MAKE 4:54; Bruce, Von (rouhging), 17:34; Bora, g«e*» 0 11 0 0-10 Hubert Green L d iT . Cloaretio cate. In- 28, good physical con­ per hour. Manchester Bedmoker/Utlllty Aide. seeks attractive, well Helpers with minimum Brulm4,0lliri1 035-49 dition. Call 203-249-4257 B I d w 0 I I St., your Imprint with us. NY (routing), 17:34. Now Jsnsv 0 0 0 0-10 Bill Glasson 2534-49 CINCINNATI REOS-Optloned Jett Itlols F. O. Vicinity Monchostor. YWCA, 78 North Main Orientation and trlon- spoken masseuses. 5 years experience. Shots on goal— Vancouver 7-54— 33. 5Polnt goals— Paxson 5 McKenna 5, R. Tom Purher 0 3 3 - 49 Treadway and Lenny Harris, Inflelders Penny Sayer area, Pur­ collect If nocottary. St., Manchester, Ct. Ing program to begin Part time or full time. Pull time day shift, High wages. Part time gamstiton g s I New York 5 1 1 + -“ Coieh of tho Y iir voting —1 Williams. Pooled out— None. Rebounds— Joy Hoos 3537— 70 CKKI Scolt Terry, Jeff (Sroy and Carl Willis, nell Place. Reward. TYP IS TS — 8500 weekly of D IE T A R Y a Id E— i^ort 06040. 647-1437. on April 13th 1987 for Own transportation. 7:30am to 4pm. Expe­ or full time. Call 643- i sMsa 1 1 1—4 Power-play Opportunities— Vancouver 2 C^niCDDO h lO & 900 (UQKItV(Oakley 13),19|s NewNtW JerseyJOTBOV 44 Jetr!Sluman 037— 70 pitchers, to Nashville of the American time opening for per­ rienced on Ponte sys­ of 5; t ^ York lot 5. (B. w iir------Dora Frost 646-8330. homol Write P. O. Box EOE/AA Employer. those Interested In a Will train. Beau Monde 7363.______9 Ptrst Period— 1, Boston, Bouroue 30 (B. millarns 10). Atslsts-43ilcago IS Tom Davis, Iowa 034— 70 Association. son to perform a var­ newlev created posi­ tem or other typeset- 9 Goalies— Vancouver, Brodsur (19 shols- 734-051I.______(Nselv),' ' 9:15' 15 (pp). 3, Boston, Kasper IV (Jordon 7), N m Jersey 0 (WaUilngton V). Joey Meyer, (taPoul Andy Dillard 3534-70 LOS ANGELES (XX>OERS-Ou1rtahtod 975, Elizabeth, NJ iety of kitchen tasks. LOOKING For Assistant tlng equipment. a u t o m d t i VR keok- (Jehnsion, Simmer), S 15:53. 25 saves). New York, Smith (2319). ToW fMis— Chicago 0 , New Jersey 37. Jodie Mudd 034-70 Ollberta Reyes, catcher, to Albuouerow 07207. tion In 0 long term care keeper. All functions of A— 14,!1,342. John Chdiiey, Temple Ploxiblo hours, will Protect Manager to ^ A R t Time Van and Competitive wages, ex­ Smith, Edm (stashlngl, 4:10; Muni, Edn Jerry Torkantan, UNLV Donnie Hammond 037— 70 of the Pacific Cooet League. , setting. Paid training, automotive Ford Deal­ (hoWIne), 5:5l; Moniwart, Bos (rough' Referee— Dove Newell. Linesmen— Andy North 034— 70 REORGANIZING Largo train onergotlc bo- run Individual con­ school bus drivers. We cellent bonotlts. This Is NEW YORK METS-AieIgned Terry G2 AUCTNM8 excellent starting sa­ train. Good pay. 643- ership. Accounting In .’l l ; Tlkkonen, Edm (roughing), Woyne Bonney, Gord Broseker. ciiTTcStt'lii2"r‘iC ciiiBr cionYOon l!25!^ Save Ballesteros 034— 70 Leach, pitcher, Kevin EIttor, shortstop medical practice In glnnor. Call Manches­ struction firm. Paid on lary with benefits and a chance to loin a 5:51; Pedersen, Bos (cross^ 55 35, Willis 57 54 9, (tavld Robhwen, Navy Ken Green Public AucOon Rockville. Dlone. 11:31 S, Edmonton, Anderson n (Kru- Koncok 5557 It Mvers5W5411, Wlttmon 04 3534-71 Mockty Soster, cotchar, to PhoiNHK, o| wards of patient care. Insurance helpful. Call area. 643-0130 or 643- pany. Good salary. sholnyskl, Nilsson), 13:09. Penoltli LiVii Induttrlil 1514 54 M, LsvInntM 53 1-3 5 Rollins Stove Altord, Indiana 43 Som Randolph 0 3 5 - 71 the P o ^ c Cocat League. Please send resume to 6464)534 between the Call Evergreen Lawnt. NDCE Orudin, Bos (tripping), 14:17; Orsttfcy, Edm Oanmr^ng.KanR. 0 D.A. WIebrIne 3524— 73 " l l w n i A L L Box J J c/o the Man­ 4005.______We win train. 04+0667. (stashing), 15:4V; Pedersen, Bos (rough­ Gory Rosvson 357-245315717, Charlie 53595WsbbMMlTMc0gg5S5W, Botlta WTlItoms, Georgetown Barry JJoeckel o e ^ 27-35-73 Hank 2t, 1N7 - hours of 13 noon and PREVIC HarTlev Jr. 333-333-555, John Jenkins 54500,Carr51530.Totals4V451594)l). V chester Herald, Mon- CUSTODIAN 2pm. Monday through A C bbU N tS Receivable ing), M:4V; Nselv, Bos (hookine), 19;4i. Hopoon,jNito S m 35 Bob Lohr 3537— 73 GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS-iPtOcaO teahllem BOOKKEEPER CONSTRUCTION toomuc Shots on pool Edmonton 5+11— 39. 31I-M5-553, (tara Masson 105553, Nor­ I Grunt, Clsmson 37-35-g chostor Ct. 06040. Friday. Bookkeeper. Compu­ LANDSCAp e r and lawn man Jaoulth 335315305547, Oiarlle paBas 13 Purvis Short, torword, on thee Inluilea terized system. Imme­ desirabi Berten iM M - jv. fittaata 19 |4_i|| Kenny Smith, NorthN< Ooroltna W Ronnie Block 9535-73 list. CLEANING Help— Floor Immediate full time SECRETARY RBCBFTIONISr for workers. Experienced Smith Jr. 313, Andy Breault 30V-573, • ___ me------« MiidDWt Middy Pgwer-ptav Qatortunitlss Edmonton 5Polnt gools- ♦tar^er^ Aguirre, WII- Armen OHItam, Nev-Las Vegas 9 Tom Kite 2524- 71 PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERI M S S u U S S K oxporoince proforred. opening lor pereon to photo studio In South diate openino ter mott- reaulred In operatlnt 9gt4: Boston lo t 5. Ralph puketta30l-553, Al Scheuy 111, Mark Jackson, 0 . John's 1 Prod Couples 2525- n ^ iftSS yated Individual. Brian Block 335311-501, Bo h y Plono- klns, McOee. Ron Rowan, guard, to a secondtw iaaoj[ Evenings and/or wee­ etrip, wex and buff Windsor area. Sales and maintaining lawn ______PUhr (3V shals-15 Rebounds Dotlos 0 (TOrpley 13), John Ccwk 37-35-73 CDnvilMOint East Windsor Accuracy and colcula- 7 soyesl. Boston, RontOrd (3524). pon 305571, Mike ProstI 105555, Rick Bob Gilder 37-34-73 ■OXINB BN Snki 7N Mnbr kends. 643-5747. floora and perform a va­ preferred. 343-3000. equipment. Knowl­ 7 PunksPunke 315317-507,315317-507. Ed Bochl 134, Roy Attonta571Wt )k ^ J3t,.;Assisis-OattasN We ere ■ busy creMteeUml / ter skills a must. Prior -I m s i . Johnny Miller 3925-71 Announced the reWrenieiit of Colin Cintir edgeable of londecoR- Referee— Denis M orel. Linesmen— C h l ^ 335335335-493, John McCarthy (Eta«*man^5), AttantalV (Rivers 12). Total Andy BI m 2519-73 MATUr H Responsible riety of other euatodlal oenttnieUon firm wHh in Im- SECREtARv/Receptlon bank experience a 315570, Rich W oodbu^ 257-541, Roy tg».<»— »?, BNSiiikiSSK person to give loving Ing preeeduree. Mutt KovtaCoHIns. PotOopusso. G o lf Kenny Knox 3537— 73 POOTBALI duHaa medlete need for s nurture 1st ter eoles offico. pluo. Excellent benefit be dependable. Opper- ^m b ro w e kl 303-551. Chuck Moselek TschnlGal»-Rolllne,Har ■.A— turn. Mork prtcovechlo 2537-73 core to Intents and la aaaking a full time pereon to hsndlc eontlrue- Good typing skills and Mlke .K ^ g 3151 B N Iraki 7N KS package, tree porklng - tunity tor advonce- odeon 1159 2529-73 NEW Y(3RK JETS SIpned toddlers In daycare set- • Credit Union bookkeeper with ax- Hen riletad teeietailel ree- phone personality re­ etc. Call or tend re- ivviiii wivorgwvrar 9 0 - 7 2 llnehockgr, R o n ^ Clerk, penelWWHee. Thit It • tuM ment. Phone Kelly's Roger Mlecskeerskl 3M-il1, 0 0 — 73 ttng. 647-0788.______quired. General office tume te: linprint Inc., (tanis Watson ttqmm..rvaaefwsif wDen f i Bawirtnwwiwwffi gndiggnB Tony iVTig VsffvgUlllPA • Fully Paid Benefit parlanca In accounta Hme potWon ertUi • oompeH- Landscaplnp, S»-8114 Radio. T V l t ^ 3 3 5 M . Kosicki Laonord 3924-74 lldl B M N iiiiM w i dutlee and back up to 80 lehom Rd., Wtst Poggloll 32539557V, r dttonelyg gndi, fhmtfHptn, miartgfboeki CUSTOMER Service- Program receivable. Excallant Hvt teltry and enetlltnl be- tram9te4. M-P' Rec baokatbaD ifMTurwtintWmni Steve_ J ElktaglonElk 1924-74 Worren Lovtag, runntng bock, Sooa Equipment, mainte­ busy sales group. Ex­ Hartford, Ct. 00107. BI59k7,)-*7, LeonL — Bllgdeou ■ 01-10- Tony Cerda 17— 75 nem peekte* InetL-dlne pretN cellent benefits pack­ Na RY time cor wotbor. (tan Wilson 195192«H0V, Nick Dykot, defenelva bock, Tm Ptanntaanr nance, and dallvary. pay rata and benefit Coll Betty I30-3S7I. PHOENIX, Aiit. (AP) — nrst-round Putty ZOeHer gnd: Doyt MeftiiTiah; g o o n s '^ • Uniterm Allowance tbeiing. (The pertennti In age Including profit untilII ilpm11 . Men- W iien t Morottl— J39V-3 I i 3913, Don Humistm 05, Gory Koch ^iiMSar MiMe wnahiap « Minchester Pull time permanent, eur etilee eie awere ef HHi EOE ioriY Plmwy 0531907, Brian Brown scoree Ihuredoy ol the 930990 LPGA I Huntar, wide rtoilvgr. package. Pleaae sharing and employees ^ v threyuon Friday. 3 a.m. — NCAA Women's Division I TVruuolee CtasM SON taurnomenl ol the Jim Colbert JIOCKBV part lima summers. • Exoallant Starting 0(>(>ertunHy.) Fer Immtdiele X-RAY Technician port Drivers license nothing bssKStkall vemlttnal: Texas vs. Leulsl- iilI,-W ch Higgins 1951090, Al Senno gfa0BG*a R^a ^-yord, pOr-240-n Moon volley CurtH Strange r NgReagi Heekey La Honda apply In pereon oenlldenHtI oentlderitlen stock plan. Send re­ ong Tech, ESPN 10510-491, Mike Plelislead 10. W BEIBIIB IIBB Apply at Redfitld Ren­ Rate sume to; Karon Clark, time. Plexll)le hours needed. Apply to Tom Osunirv Chib (odenoleeomohier): Corey Povtn NHL-Announotd thg a tal Centers, 11 Tolland pliM i tend yeufieeuwe end Dl W hC(7' ~ ** ***'**’ Channel 41, Amuwngnts Unjlmltod detaoted J, ‘ - 0 2 4 -0 TWnty Oovg Brovm, PhitaGitahta 30 Adams St. Office Manager or cull available. Privote ra- Kelley, Carter Chev­ Ceaaertleld's, ■ --- ■ Penny Pult W1 V VUIIUUrvQn Tpkt, Manchester. For further datalla, call MfidDwt Midd y talery ftaulftnienU te: Oex dlolopy office. Re­ rolet, 1219 Moln Street. I oIoxyLooim \jm ieiiieiM». 45-0, In the ptoyoft 2435-0 wtna, tar thro gomas tar a ManchMtar. CT GO. e/e the Menchteiir Her- 30+7910 ter oppolnt- _B pjp. — New England Bodminton championship gome Thurisdoy night. DsbMchard 2535-70 mgjaragiwNv on March 17 iLECTNICirniranrad. 333 Bldwell St. mont. SiNiuldIng Com­ turnee reply te; Bex N OOBOs Wf-i*«+t7, Jon IM Kathy PrevosI M the winners with 13 CoHeen Wotk Poxon eld, 10 Sielnard Ptaee, Men- f am . — Gelt: Tournament Players sStawort Wo rssirw » > ilgte ta Salary commansurate Manchaatar, C T 00040 eheeltr. Ct 00040. pany, 3 Jeffrey Drive, Mancbeater Herald, 10 NAKrT T ineTa p'BiKora Monte 19903, Janet Del Monte 01, Rn*rtLF**"* J"* Kolinsky odded e lM Uso Young 330-70 four agmoe osespl O'robiso Ol eltara. Broinord Place, Mon- qtamalenehlp, USA Coble (teMdetm) Trtslnskl and Rita Lupocchlno cMoaed In ertth kterta Ptaueree Detll 0 3 9 -0 MorchW. with txparienca. Be- 64M 129 South Windsor, Ct. Cleonere. Pleaae opplv 9 am. — N < ^ Women's DIvlelen I 141-20, jhtrtey Bisi 10, Leslie Lang- seven. Lit NeubeH led J. Copaorfleld's & 0 - 0 as ntflts. 04*4)319. 06074. chetter, Ct. 08B40. S34KP8tMHMl0’------iTp ite . basaefbeM eemtttngt: T enneeses vs. Shgre_lg:20, Laurie Cnika 40, Mory srtih 11 polnis while Ellen Oonodlo Chris Johnson WILLIAM Lana ioacit Stelo, JSk' 0 . rScruntan Tom Stockmann Sww hoadbaihgR " W - MAWCH E8TER HERALD. rriJw. MotO «7.1W7 iiAym gglEaim AIZ>.fW ig.j^ m m - M AN a WTirCAW.YUg%yUwyWrt^ JWfShfSQgL. CLASSIFIED ADS 643-2711 lewSe Wia_caaisaN

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Blon- eflene .ere evoWelbte et the much. 43 In s sDort i3c::n tnnn enno optitude for figures ttma. FIraf shift. Oood our catalogs and pro- quick results, use o low- 4N LANORV: eflent ere evefleble et the t m m i Fn 1 1 chord a Roatatto. "Wa 8 m . Ike, Bxe, 8 KN Chrs, Oenerel fervtcee* efflee. Oenerel Services' efflee. 4lfriMYldRC4Nlli flt-jBlI □□□□ QQO □□□□ and bosic office skills. ttortlne pay and banaf- prom. No Invastmant, cost Ctosslfled od. Coll Subchaptc 44 B M «o f 443-3711 today to ploca O u a re n ta a Our 1TMLenio.1 CefTM. TOWN OF TOWN OF Of paliH lM 4 SufDOStionft □□DO G o a o Apply In person, Mon­ Ifs Including haolth and collactino or dallvar- Revenue Cot burdon JOB your od. Haufoa" 444-24820 MANCHIfTIR. CT MJkflNCHBSTRR, CT f C t M 4S Consomo ocoiia aDtiiGG day throuoh Friday, dental Ineuronca, pen­ Ingl Unlimited terri­ Gavarnmanf ftomas • RPaiRT 6. will*. R M lBBT' i.I w iisi mutual tun 12 fovorty wsr 47 Fibor ehistor □□□□□ 0:30 to 4 :30 .Prague sion plan, otc. 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Cotjiodrol baths, central olr, 8700 Coi 22Smom 67 Swnmof timo 21 ConeorthaDa 46 MB’s mats Is now accepting applications in anticipation Qrowing company. - woltor from 2 cor per month. 1 year (abtor.) 23 Most : hocrtdd BoroBa to klt- dan, gatlav-tvpd kit­ colling In living room 24 Mortar nay 49 Food (B.) To do newopapor page and ad paatoup. Exporlonoa nooaoMry. leote, socurttv deposit. J E f l E By Jomea 1 DOWN 50 AetrsM of an Extremely Heavy 1987 schedule. chan. Idacrt for rotlrod chan. Parfdct stortar with beautiful full wall 25 Fortono 24 Actor Experlenoe and typing helpful. Call botwoon 5-7 pm homa with numarous flroploco. Offered at No pots.4W ^5. The Asaocli 26 ImoraW Isla Tumar Z coupla. Shown by ap- Oiarfton 51 Arab country posslbllltlas. Santry 30 MuopaneH 2Soo(Gor.) Excellent company paid benefita, Including Carpenters, Roofers, Painters, for appolntmonl. - pointmant. S21-70F4. 8144,900. Joyce G. Ep- 53 Bad (oomb. NEW YOI 34 Ear (eort^. 3Couct) 25Wbft m ^ r medical, dental, life Insurance and Root Estott. 443-4040.O stoln. 447-8895.0 form) i bad- form) 4 London 26 Swootaop Sandblasters, Masons, Sidingmen, Laborers fklnktng ^ soilinglfl FOR RENT impresaive 54 Corn plani paid vacatlona. For further Information 742-6660 L room Colonial, 1W W iLLIN dfdN . 4 rooms, M C o o ^ 27 Skip dock plaaae call Sheldon Cohen, Monday-Thura- - botha, 14 X 14 country Coll us for a market main floor, 3 bed­ FUaiNL/C8AL/ RRSCEUANEOUS TAI when the i Brinlu 5 Unit of 29 Divorco Only experienced Professional people will be evaluation of your MANCHESTER. 3 bed­ stock quicki 36 SariB lizard 55 Monty day 10 am-3 pm. 043-2711. ‘ kitchan with cantar Is­ rooms, 3 boths. Cool, Htumination espitsi proporty. No charge no room condo. Fully op- FOR SALE RALES IIAIE 37 Got for sifFis 6 Eskimo knifo 31 Normandy considered. land, 1st floor laundry wood, oil combo fur­ from its initl 5S Day bafora • obligation. 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M AM dH ilTiA i bod- ROCKY Hill. 3 bedrooms, veating a att WIflWOOQ Of.. room townhouao tv% tat Roor. New carpet- head boards with 1111 tromoe. 8150 ooch. Coll CARTER Hmre wer i SUX m , baths, wall to wall cor- Ing and oppHoncat. in- M l Canttr tt CALL NOW 643-2711 / 647-i potlng, appllonctt. 64M317. tioa early In ctudes hoot and hot but the cei Faiul|ratrr Hrralil ctassIffiDd 8815 plus utimias. water. No paN. 849S a FULL Size "Hide A bod". MwiehBBtEr, CT iatarvaaod - Mllna mot BaNrto Inc., month plus aaeurtty. Good eondttton. Greet 9 »4 S n or 9884141. 4SS-IMI. tor guosN. 888.8484541. 6 4 3 -5 1 3 5 aappart of G Ml - MANCHESTgR HERALD, rrkto. K>n^ g. \m BUSINESS Mutual fund dividends taxed once

QUESTION: from net profit on the sale of gains cHstributton, the amouat 9 ¥ All my life, I securities it held for more than six declared on each share automati­ iMiye been able months, as well as a short-term cally Is deducted from the per- to do m y own capital gains distrfoution from a share value. That's similar to the Income tax re- Investors’ profit on secorfUes owned for ^ ex-divtdend procedure on individ­ tom . Bat I am months or less. ual stocks. u p afainat Guide Mutual fond shareholders are You reinvested the capital gains aometblnc new given the choice of taking their cHstribution to buy additional thia year, lik e William A. Doyle tfividends and capRal grins rislri- rimres. However, because tte many othera, I botiom either by check or Iq/ fund's riiare vafue dropped, the weMentbemut- reinvesting to boy more riiares. la i^ r nmnber of sharos you now ual fund band­ You're required to prir incmiM tax, own were worth oidy 94,n3.H on wagon laat year no matter which eheice yoo make. Dee. 23 — 997.45 less than you and now have fund divtdenda and A mutual fund collects (Hvidends Q U E gliO N : On Dec. IS, ItSS, I InvMted only eIgM days earlier. capital galna (Uatributiona to de­ from stocks and/or interest from invested |8,0W In a mutual fmid. I That kind of a dip in a mutual fond clare on my 19M return. bonds and other debt securities it paid |l4.n per share and got SS7,1S4 Investment is not oatm al. After doing aome reaearcb in tax hohto in its investment portfolio. shares. On Dec. S9, iSM, the fund Increaaes in fond share values manuala at Uie local library, 1 bare After deducting its opersding ex- credited my account with a also happen. Look what happened come to the conclualon that mutual penpea, the fhnd passes that mtmey $1,432.79 capital g a in distributkHi, the very month after you made your fund tHMributiona are taxed twice. along to its shareholders as divi­ which was used to buy 1M,S7S Investmeri. The values of the one M Am I right? dends — technically called "in­ additional shares, at 919.41 each. you named te yourt letter and most ANSWER: No. That abouM be come dividends.” That brought my total number of other mutual fimds riiot way up in good newa. It'a bad enough to be In the normal course of its shares to 473.929. At 919.41 per January. taxed once. Twice would be far too operations, a mutual fund sells share, the new balance in my QUEgnON: The share value of much. some of the stocks and/or bonds account became 94,932.95. the mutual fond In which I have Subchapter M of the Internal from Its Investment portfolio and How come, after getting a invested seldom changes more than APaiwto Revenue Code specifically permlta reidaces them with other securi­ 91,422.79 capital gains distribution, 19 or IS cents from one day to the mutual funds and their share­ ties. Assuming the fund has a net my account was worth 997.45 less next. More often, the change is Just holders to escape double taxation. profit from those transactions, as a than the M ,9991 put in. a few cents. Bumper crop A mutual fund acts as a "conduit,” result of selling portfolio securities ANSWER: Because the total But one day late in December, the A passing money and tax liability at higher prices than it paid for value of the securities that mutual fund's share price fell 91.52. Why? Quality controller Herb Shiroff checks the steel tines of a along to its shareholders. The fund them, that profit is passed on to fund holds In its investment portfo­ ANBWER: Because the fund Mantis tiller-cultivator at tlw company's plant In does hot pay income tax on that shareholders as capital gains lio declined, taking the value of the declared a capital gaim distribu­ money. The shareholders do. distributions. fund’s share down. tion of 91-53 per share and that Huntington Valley, Pa., recently. An estimated 29 million There are two sources of that The fund might declare a long­ When a mutual fund declares an amount was deducted from the gardeners in the U.S. are getting ready for spring money. term capital gains distribution income dividend and/or a capital share value. planting. Conrail makes impressive debut as pubiiciy owned company Bv Jomos P. Poltz shares priced at 929 each. After nership capped the freight carrier’s offering by a U.S. comfumy. 200,000 Conrail shares from the But the railroad turned profitable Tht Assoclotod Press Investors snapped up the shares turnaround from its troubled start It is not unusual for a new issue to initial offering. in 1991 following government from Conrail’s underwriters Thurs­ 11 years ago, when the government quickly move above its offering Conrail was formed in 1976 after spending to modernize Conrall’a NEW YORK - Conrail made an day morning, the stock rose In the formed Conrail from the remnants price, but some Conrail investors the government bought parts of equipment, cost cuts, employee Impressive debut on Wali Street open market and closed at 930.75 a of the bankrupt Penn Central and said the size of the stock’s gain was Penn Central and five other lines; reductions and labor concessions. when the railroad’s new public share in New. York Stock Exchange five other ailing railroads. unexpected. the Lehigh Valley, Reading, Erie stock quickly climbed 10 percent composite trading. The stock offering — which did ‘”rhirty dollars a share would not Lackawanna, Jersey Central and It now operates a 19,009-mile from its initial offering price. At one point the stock climbed as not Include the 15 percent of Conrail have surprised me, but the 931.50 the Lehigh A Hudson River. While route system in 15 states in the The federal government, in sel­ h i^ as 931.02'A a share, and nearly owned by the company’s employee opening was a very pleasant draining the government of more Northeast and Midwest and em­ ling its 9S percent stake in Consoli­ 19 million shares changed hands stock ownership plan also raised surprise,” said Stephen O’Neil, than 97 billion, Conrail ran up ploys about 35,500 people. Last year dated Raii Corp. to the public, overall. 91.65 billion for the government, senior trader for Atlantic Richfield operating losses totaling about 91.6 Conrail earned 9491 million on offered 59.75 miiiion common Conrail’s transfer to public ow­ making it a record initial public Co.’s pension fund, which bought billion during its first five years. revenue of 99.14 billion. Newspaper EXPLOSIVE STOREWIDE CLEARANCEUl switches HITACHI ana Litton SONY •SANVO , S H A R P . publication C lu a s a r c a l c s r i c TOSHIBA NEW HAVEN (AP) - ’The Journal-Courier published its last edition today as its new owners 2 watched over the combination of morning and afternoon publica­ tions into a single morning newspaper. The Register, Connecticut’s larg­ est afternoon daily and the larger of o m D OPEN the two New Haven newspapers, will publish on weekday mornings SUN. beginning on Monday and absorb most of the Journal-Courier’s staff. Whirlpool 7 The Journal-Courier, founded as 12-5 'W* plJiiV 'i l the Connecticut Gazette in 1755 by a nephew of Benjamin Franklin, has recently had a circulation of about 37,900. It went through several name changes. The Register, founded in 1912, Is Connecticut’s second largest news­ paper with a daily circulation of aVLVANM about 90,600 and more than 199,000 on Sunday. It has published week­ day afternoons and weekend morn­ ings, but its last afternoon edition was scheduled for today. “ We believe having one news­ paper will help us make a better newspaper for the readers and save us costs,” said ’Thomas P. Geyer, who became editor of the paper after the Register and Journal- Courier were purchased from the General Electric Jackson family. "It was very awkward to have a Panasonic single reporting staff producing ® FISHER two newspapers,” he said in a story appearing in the Register. "A lot of WhiteWestInghouse. the news was simply rewritten from one paper to the next without adding anything else.” mm .HELP US The Register will have a new design, be better organized and more tightly written, Geyer said. CLEAR BEST SELECTION An updated edition of the Register \FREE DELIVERY... will be available for newsstand sale 'EM OUT! OPEN 9UNO AY _ in New Haven at noon and will .FREE SERVICE carry late sports scores and gen­ OUR HUGE WAREHOUSE. eral news, he said. The newspapers were purchased BURSTING AT THE SEAMS 9 In July 1990 by Ingersoll Publica­ WITH THOUSANDS OF tions for about 9170 million. The DOLLARS WORTH OF announcement that they would i>e combined was made in October EXCESS INVENTORY. 1990. COME MAKE US A DEAL Seventeen editorial employees who were near retirement age took ...NO REASONABLE OFFER lL \, advantage of a buyout plan in REFUSED. HURRY.... December and another 10 are being laid off with the combination of the THIS WEEKEND ONLY! AT papers. Managing Editor Thomas Hubbard said Thursday. Several management positions were also LOWEST PRICES., shuffled in the transition, he said. A LITTLE OF THIS,...A LITTLE OF THAT, BUT IT ALL ADDS UP TO QIQANTIC SA VINOS Dollar declines; ON AMERICANS FAVORITE TOP NAME BRAND \ j r _ 7 gold up sharply MAJOR APPLIANCES. COLOR TVs, VCRs, SO LO ffl MICROWAVES, AND MUCH MORE. LONDON - ’The dollar fell against all major currencies in light European trading today. Gold bullion rose sharply in active Id eA At SIEFff«r» Eiisj;" ” S - I T K S M S : dealings. 445 HAHTfORDROAD • CASH _ _ Currency traders said the dollar MANCHESTER, CT. now you can MKS^-ass > MASTER CARD was being pulled down by persist­ I VtSA ent bearish sentiment, but concern I MONTHLY PMT. over possible market intervention HAarroeoeo^i by major central banks was pre­ silve* ia££L. IroHSSS sressr venting a steep fall. EXirsf, SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER There were no signs of interven­ AL mahtfohd 44S HARTFORD ROAD-KEENEY STREET tion early in the European session, s iE F « n r s 1-04 but the central Bank of Japan MANCHESTER.CONN. Intnrvuned heavily in Tokyo in support of the dollar. __ vp icks the steel tinee of a company’s plant in n estimated 29 million ng ready for spring ompany the railroad turned profitable ai following government ng to modernize Conrall’a nent, coat cuta, employee Iona and labor conceaalona. low operatea a lS,0SS-mlle ayatem in IS atatea in the saat and Midweat and em- ibout 35,800 people. Laat year II earned $431 million on' le of $3.14 billion. Iff m m m .

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be .DU! - f , Functional sunglasses go fashionable stress orown-uD look By Joaa Lebow The lenses are also numbered, much like sun screen. The higher the num­ By Joan Lebow You don't need Jim McMahon or ber. the greater the ultraviolet by which petite women must abide. Jack Nicholson to tell you shades are protection. a f Instead, he stresses the importance of Bausch & Lomb has taken its clas­ While this spring's biggest fashion proportion and offers the same styles hot. Slick sunglasses perch on notable news may be frilly petticoats and noses everywhere in films, videos, sic Ray-Ban aviator glasses — a best­ re-cut to look right on petite figures magazines and on TV. seller with men — and restyled them steamy, body-baring styles, Ameri­ The fitted-waist jacket also works in 10 "Flying Colors" to appeal th can women have news for fashion de­ well in linen, a pleasant departure Wearers also seem to be getting hip signers, too: They’re not going to go to to the functional benefits of quality women. Even the dark "Wayfarer." from the boxy linen jackets seen ev­ work with their slips or tteir skin erywhere for the past few years. sunwear. Consumers ard', realizing darling of the denim set. now comes in showing. sunglasses that look good srunild also - a choice of colors ^ with the same From Semplice comes an Italian lin­ work well. dark. optical-quality ultraviolet There is. however, another side to en suit in this spring's ubiquitous pat­ Sunglasses are a year-round acces­ lenses. the season of soft and girlish — or soft tern — stripes. A "gangster"-stripe sory with protective benefits that In addition to competing with the and sexy — looks. It’s soft and serious navy and white jacket has a modified, work on the ski slope, beach or street. many high-fashion sunglasses on the clothing that’s both grown-up and simple peplum that makes it look a They should be chosen carefully, but market today, these companies aim realistic. lot newer and softer than jackets have the choice isn’t always easy. to capitalize on the public's willing­ Spring clothes in stores now are dis­ been for some time. Semplice design­ Sunglasses should not only keep out ness to buy more costly and better- tinguished by a generous use of fab­ er Daltro Bergamaschi also likes the visible light, they should keep out the made sunglasses for daily use i S rics and rounded shapes that don’t dark top paired with a lighter, short sun’s ultraviolet rays. These rays are The billion-dollar sunglass industry need lots of gimmicks. skirt. intensified in harsh winter glare. is seeing a steady increase in the av­ Knitwear continues to be popular. Needless to say, short skirts aren’t Some of the finest sunglasses were erage retail price consumers are will­ But the appeal of knits today has also for everybody. But never fear. There originally designed for winter-sports ing to pay to protect their eyes — m helped bring a more fluid, draped look will be plenty of length options this enthusiasts who needed high-perfor­ style. In 1987 about 38 percent of all into constructed, tailored clothing. season. One of the newest-looking, mance gear. sunglasses bought in the United States For example, the newest jackets, I " longer shapes — perhaps inspired ^ Select sunglasses first by the lens, will be priced between $15 and $25. while still padded, look less extreme the nation’s rekindled interest in then by the look. Also make sure they according to a projection by Accesso­ at the shoulders. Round, raglan shoul­ dance — are “dance” or circle skirts, don’t slip or pinch. BAUSCH & L(M1B now makes its SlINGLASSES from Carrera are aambered to denote different degrees of ries Magazine. Another 31 percent ders (the seaming technique often which are cropping up in many collec­ Fortunately, you no longer have to classic Ray-Baa aviator frames in !• nltraviolet protecthm. Price: $40. will cost even more. used in sweaters and sweatshirts) tions for spring. look like you skied to the office or colors with optlcai-qaality leases that You could pay from flO or $100 for bring a smooth, curved look to suits These full sweeping styles echo the parked your race car downstairs. Sun­ screen oat 85 percent of visible Hght good sunglasses. Optical-quality glass and- blazers. rounded, curved shapes in more tai­ glass manufacturers have been offer­ and almost all ultraviolet rays. P r i^ sunglasses start at about $40. There Some spring jackets have a fly­ lored fashion. The common theme is ing more fashionable products lately, about 888. are also many well-made polarized away pleat in the back to make them softness and ease of movement. combining colorful frames with “opti­ styles for half that price. roomier and less man-tailored. Others NAVY WOOL crepe, elasticized waist SHAPELY SPRING suH from Sem- LONG WOODBLOCK print skirt, Ellen Tracy’s designer. Linda Al­ cal-quality lenses.” moving away from severe-looking When yon hesitate to pay the price are belted, inspired by the safari look. jacket from Anne Klein II, $222, looks pllce with fllled-wahil navy linen lard. for example, shows a big circle violet lenses, there are lots of colors ducer of skiwear fashion shows, keeps There are many peplum jackets. A $296, by Linda Allard for Ellen Tracy To avoid vision distortion, non-pre­ frames with dark or metallic rims. for good sunglasses, think what you'll soft and chic for work, with an ivory jacket, $155, lops a while linen skirt, skirt in silk crepe de Chine, belted at scription optical-quality sunglass and that can make choices confusing. a wardrobe of sunglasses on hand in pay for a blouse you wear once in a peplum is a piece of fabric that usual­ is perfect for spring, along with a cap- “The best protection is in gray, green her Las Vegas home. Says she, "Yel­ Carrera, for example, is selling side-botton skirt, $122, and silk $85. Both come In complimentary sleeve T-shirt, $80, both in silk crepe the waist and topped by a round- lenses should be made of ground and what it calls “funglasses” in neon col­ while, then think again about what ly flares out from the waist. It also blonse, $130. Also in petite sizes. “gangster” stripes. shoulder silk T-shirt. It’s a non-suit polished glass, just like prescription or brown lenses. There are the most low is helpful when I’m skiing late in usually sends lots of women running de Chine. Mock-crocodile belt, $72. the day and everything looks cloudy.” ors and pastels. These frivolous- your willing to pay for something' look that’s suitable for work or for so­ glasses. absorbent,” says Barry Tannen, assis­ you'll wear every day to protect your because — for better or for worse — tant clinical professor at the New sounding frames come with lenses cial occasions. Good sunglasses will block out at “Top-quality sunglasses can actual­ that have many high-tech advantages. eyesight. peplums emphasize the hip line. Summing up the practical side of least 65 percent of the visible light York State College of Optometry. This season, however, lots of de­ In fact, the nipped-waist jacket is a “Yellow and rose don’t absorb as well ly sharpen your vision and that's im­ softer jackets. Its “Kensington jack­ rics, he says, are "transeasonal,” such softer styling, Allard says, "I think and even more of the ultraviolet li^ t. portant on the slopes,” she continues. signers are using what they call practical and attractive way to up­ et," for example, in lightweight wool as wool crepe, a good choice to ease there’s a distinct difference between Plastic sunglass lenses that have been and are really just fashion colors. “modified peplums” These often ap­ date last year's wardrobe. It's likely Blues and purples should be avoided,” Alley is also looking forward to the crepe, has an elasticized waist and the transition from from winter to feminine and frilly.” “polarized” are also a viable choice, recently developed nylon frames that pear in elongated jackets that come in to be one of this spring's most popular button cuffs. It can be worn with Anne spring clothing, and great for air-con­ While crinolines and iace, or sa­ unless you’ll be in bright glare from he says. on the waistline, then flare subtly new looks. Although blue tones are always ta­ don’t get cold neat to your skin. Klein II’s slim pencil skirt in wool ditioned offices. rongs and halters, can all be lots of snow, water or strong sun. along the hips with a long, flattering For spring, career-clothing special­ gabardine, or can probably go with a Anne Klein II fashions also come in fun, much of a woman’s clothing bud­ boo, skiers say yellowish hues can be Even manufacturers like Carrera, line. A test at the sunglass counter: If Bausch t i Lomb and Vaurnet, makers ist Anne Klein II is showing several classic skirt already in your closet. petite sizes, proportioned for women get must go to less frivolous buys. To you can see your eyes without diffi­ effective for some winter conditions. Barbara Alley, an independent pro- of optical-quality sunglasses, are ja n The jacket comes in navy, a peren­ 5 feet 6 inches and under. Dell’ Olio that end Allard suggests shopping for culty when looking in the mirror, the nial spring classic that happens to be maintains there are no special rules “polish, rather than pouf." glasses aren’t dark enough. Hold the this spring’s "fashion color” Design glasses up to a fluorescent light. If the inafle Hair: wider and softer director Louis Dell' Olio, who also de­ lines you see are wavy, not straight, signs the more expensive Anne Klein Lose Wider and softer: That’s the direc­ right frilly. try another pair. line, likes navy teamed with ivory. 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You'd think they'd Many women at the party followed to femininity: “Short skirts, definite­ Indians wearing comfortable, hand- been sentenced to overalls for the last suit. ly. Very feminine, very amusing, very Friday March 27th to Saturday April 11th sewn mocassins. Back in their Cam­ 10 years. Glamorous head ornamentation wearable. Lots of legs, because it’s den Maine, hometown, the brothers Curvy feminine styles dominated added some American know-how and was everywhere. Large flat bows 1987 and it’s time. Elegance is a part With up to the recent couture collections in framed faces or topped chignons of the way you move, so flirty, full e styled a sturdy pair of leather slip- Paris. Glittery lace poufs sat on the back of skirts will be here for a while” ons. 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