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Even while more and more employers are trying to "Alternative delivery systems are the wave of the committee of the Dental Society; "The dentists are control the costs of employee benefits, more and more future,” observes Kenneth Drummer, a benefits paid anyway. I'm concerned that patients will be employers are expanding their dental care plans for consultant in the New York office of Towers, Perrin, underserved.” Moreover, the less work the dentist workers. At the same time, the methods of paying for Your Forster & Crosby. “ Probably mostly due to performs, the bigger the profits. dental care are developing quickly, providing more significant competitive pressure. It's expensive for Argue those in favor: The costs, the number of visits choices for employers and pointing toward expanded Money's young dentists to set up a practice and build a patient per patient and the frequency of different kinds of care for you as well. base.” services can all be predicted accurately. Conse­ As you probably know from personal experience, Worth The cost of insurance helps fuel the development of quently, employers and dentists in the program can many employers have been raising deductibles and new payment and delivery systems. The profit set rates in which dentists don't suffer losses and ilanrhpstpr HrralJi Sylvia Porter changing other features of medical plans. Often to margin on insurance ranges from 10 percent to 40 employers keep a grip on costs. ^ I ' Monday, Jan.. 14, 1985 — Single copy: 25plus fund to increase aid ture. One GOP senator already has to cities and towns for local road proposed a plan that would com­ push inflation down Index and bridge repairs. bine grants and loans to increa.se O’Neill said he will ask the road aid to municipalities. Whitney-Blake has layoffs Unadjusted, 1967=100 Legislature to set the money aside HAMDEN — Whitney-Blake Co., a supplier to By Denis G. Gulino the second half of 1984 has reduced demand in a local road and bridge trust O’NEILL SAID HIS program of the telecomunications industry, ended produc­ United Press International pressure on prices.” fund that with interest is expected making grants to cities instead of tion today at its Hamden facility and laid off 70 The government's report weighs price to grow to $125 million over the loans would allow the state to union workers, a company spokesman said. WASHINGTON - Wholesale prices increases for nearly 3,400 categories of next five years. return the surplus to taxpayers in The 85-year-old plant was forced to close inched up only 0.1 percent in December, goods that businesses sell each other. The ” a meaningful manner,” because Armco Financial Corp., decided to stop finishing 1984 with a moderate 1.8 percent wholesale price, reflecting the cost of goods THE MONEY WOULD BE PAID He said his proposal wasn’t loaning money to keep the plant operating. An inflation rate for business — just half the bought in large quantities, does not directly out to cities and towns at the rate of prompted by the proposal unveiled affiliated plant in Bellows Falls, Vt., was not rate expected for consumer prices, the translate into retail prices, but the broad $25 million a year, nearly doubling last week by Sen. Richard John­ affected. Labor Department said Friday. trends do carry through to the cash the state’s current allocation to ston, R-Wethersfield. ” I don’t "With this inability to borrow funds, we cannot Deaiers paid iess for heating oil, gasoline register. municipalities for road and bridge think we can afford to play 'me too’ continue the present ievel of expenses, including and natural gas in December and wholesale "We will probably get no significant work. or 'who’s first?” ’ the governor payroll," said Alan Craig, vice president of food prices rose 0.5 percent, restrained by acceleration in finished goods prices at In addition to the current alloca­ said. administration. modest increases in the price of pork and least in the early part of this year," tions, the state is providing Under O N eill’s trust fund plan, The union employees, members of Local 299, beef. . economist Donald Ratajczak of Georgia another $185 million to municipali­ the state would allocate the $25 United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of Prices for everything but food declined State University said. ties for work on local bridges under million in additional aid each year America, were aware the plant was going toclose 0.1 percent. “ The strong ' dollar is probably as 290 a 10-year state road and bridge based on town road mileage and a eventually, but were upset because they were "You can't complain about 1.8 percent important as anything else to holding plan enacted last year, O’Neill town’s population density. given just two days' notice. (inflation rate)," a department economist inflation down again,” he said. said. O’Neill said the trust fund would be created April I under his plan said. "W e're doing better than the Consu­ Last year's overall wholesale inflation Herald photo by Tarquinlo The $100 million for the trust mer Price Index.” rate was higher than the 19-year low of 0.6 fund would come from the state with grants paid to the state’s 169 Secretaries set meeting The CPI for December, to be measured percent set in 1983. But some 1984 surplus for the current fiscal year. cities and towns annually on Oct. 1. Jan. 23, is expected to show an inflation rate categories, like raw materials, did better. The Hartford chapter of Professional Secretar­ Cold feet get help for all of 1984 of 4 percent or less. The Producer Price Index for December ies International will meet Feb. 19 at the Town White House spokesman Larry Speakes is 292.4, equivalent to a cost of $2,924 for enjoy the park over the weekend, and many skaters took and Country Club, 22 Woodland St., Hartford. 288 Tammy Baker takes a break from ice skating at Charter said the figures "shouid translate into goods that cost $1,000 in 1967. Program gives town Mary Heslin, state commissioner of consumer advantage of the opportunity. Another picture appears consumer cost stability as we enter 1985.” Wholesale prices went up 0.5 percent in Oak Park Sunday to warm up in front of a fire inside the protection, will speak on "The Growth of Speakes said wholesale prices for the past November, the second largest monthly park sheiter. Coid weather iast week permitted skaters to on page 3. Consumer Protection — A Brief Historical two years were the lowest in any two-year surge of last year, after dropping or Perspective.” $1.5 . million aid boost period in two decades, which “ demon­ standing still in six of the previous seven There will be a reception beginning at 5:30 strates the president's success in maintain­ months. Reductions will be difficult Manchester stands to receive Cassano, a town representative p.m., with dinner following at 6:30 p.m. For more ing steady, economic growth with low Now wholesale prices are settling down more than.^Loublo the amount of on tho Connecticut Conference of information, call Noreen Jordan at 273-4987. 286 inflation." again without any negative trends on the ■tate ^f8r-''rOeBOSTON — Massachusetts automobile insu­ in commodity and energy prices world­ the same or fall even farther after they '83 1984 UPl Bv Norman D. Sandler at or near his targets for 1986, but considered “ sacred cows.” Manchester would receive $2.9 of the creation of the trust fund. rance rates will drop by an average of 2 percent in wide, while the slowdown in the economy in declined 4.1 percent in all of 1984. United Press International complained the numbers for the Among the areas targeted for the million over the next five years, Director of Public Works George 1985, the first rate decrease in six years. Cl last two years of the budget plan budget ax. he said, are subsidies including the $1.4 million it would A. Kandra could not be reached for Insurance Commissioner Peter Hiam announced WASHINGTON — President “ get increasingly soft.” for Amtrak, a farm program that have received under the existing Friday. Banks learn hard way Reagan, who has already given up “ I don't know that we're going to comment today on the effect of the has cost $60 billion over the last town aid program. increaesd aid on the town’s road Hiam's decision means the average premium hope of balancing the budget and hit that target on the head,” (our years and medical care now will fall to $455 this year, compared to $464 in 1984. instead is seeking to reduce the Stockman said on the ABC News improvement program. offered free of charge to all federal deficit by half before 1988, program “ This Week with David For the next fiscal year, Man­ Other area towns did not fare The reduction, which follows months of veterans, regardless of income. testimony by industry representatives and state may (all short of that goal as well, Brinkley.” ' chester would receive an addi­ quite as well as Manchester. The “ I think we're going to have a regulators, marks the first time automobile Discount brokerage yields little profit budget director David Stockman Stockman, whose estimates tional $298,781 from the newly trust fund will mean an additional deficit solution this year,” Stock- insurance rates have dropped in Massachusetts says. show the president $40 billion from created road and bridge trust fund. $24,735 for Andover in the 1985-86 Democrats have already his target of a $100 billion deficit in man predicted.” fiscal year, which would otherwise since 1979. By Steven W. Svre most active institutions rarely handle fall behind the competition. est vendor to banks. ’The town would receive $282,730 sounded a death knell for Reagan's 1988, said the balanced budget With Senate Republicans press­ receive $66,017 under the town aid The new rate compares closely to a recommen­ United Press International more than 40 trades a day and many “ It was probably defensive in nature for the fiscal year ending in 1986 1986 budget, which will not be Reagan promised as a candidate ing ahead with development of program. dation by Attorney General Francis X. Bellotti, are significantly below (hat level. in the beginning in that it became a The others — mostly small banks — under the town aid program, submitted for three weeks, but the cannot be considered anything but their own budget plan, Stockman Bolton would get $31,141 next who sought a 2.5 percent reduction. The insurance BOSTON — New England banks The bank operations are relatively permissabie activity and everyone was generally pass on the business because according to the governor’s president has forged ahead on a a long-term objective. asserted there has been “ a major year in addition to its share of industry had sought a 7.9 percent increase. went into the discount brokerage new, currently operate in a softer stock doing it,” Connecticut National Vice they considered the benefits and their projections; plan that Stockman and other “ 1 don’t know how you get to a misinterpretation” by those who $78,812 under the town aid business by the dozens when first market and have to compete against President Thomas F. Mullaney Jr. said a'vailable resources limited, said Jim Town Director Stephen T. Cas­ advisers admit will fall short of his balanced budget. That's down the said Reagan has not taken the lead program. permitted to sell the new service in everyone from traditional brokers to of his bank's decision to become a Preisendorfer, a senior marketing sano said the increased aid would DEP fines Loctite Corp. deficit-reduction goals. road,” he said. “ The ideal would be in efforts to reduce the deficit. Coventry’s aid for the next fiscal 1982. But few if any have made money insurance companies for business. discount broker. officer at New England Investment probably not affect the $4.6 million Stockman acknowledged Sun­ a balanced budget,” he added. However, Rep. Richard Ge­ year would increase from $112,975 HARTFORD — The Loctite Corp. of Newington from it. Some bankers also concede their “ We have re-thought that concept Enterprises in Braintree, Mass. , bond issue for public improve­ day that his own pessimisti deficit “ The important thing is to get the phardt, D-Mo., said Reagan has to $187,916 as a result of the Friday was slapped with civil and criminal fines Banks are allowed to take stock early pnarketing efforts left a lot to be and are being much more offensive in 9 ments approved by Manchester "A good portion are just not inter­ projections, which have risen in deficit out of the danger zone.” failed to build a national consensus increas^. for violation of state environmental protection orders but usually cannot sell advice on desired. terms of soliciting new accounts. We voters in a November referendum. ested in getting involved at the present the last few weeks, indicate At the same time, Stockman to support the type of dramatic The new aid formula is a laws. what to buy or sell, as a full-service But discount brokerage operations think we can make a profit out of it, ” he The road projects targeted in the time. They feel they don't have the time Reagan will not be able to cut the insisted the political climate is action — including painful cuts, two-part one based on both the The firm had been cited by the state broker such as Merill Lynch does are usually designed to get new said. bond issue represent only a small and effort to involve themselves in deficit to $100 billion or less by right for tough decisions that program eliminations and even a DAVID STOCKMAN number of miles of roads in a town Department of Environmental Protection of regularly. The transactions are actu­ customers into the bank, where they Most banks inclined to enter the portion of the work that needs to be what they (eel are limited revenues,” Sept. 30, 1988. would help reduce the deficit, possible tax increase — needed to and its population. illegally dumping 1,300 gallons of hazardous ally turned over to other registered can be sold a bundle of other services discount brokerage jumped into the . . . numbers ‘get soft' done, he said. he said. Stockman said Reagan should be including unpopular budget cuts attack $200 billion-plus deficits. waste water into storm drains behind the facility brokers known as vendors. that have a better profit potential. market at an early date, although Bank last July 17. Banks, like any other brokerage Industry estimates indicate about of Boston, the region's largest, was NEIE was formed 11 years ago by In New Britain, Superior Court Judge John half of the people using banks to make firm, rely on volume of business to turn only a recent entry. five thrift institutions in Massachusetts Maloney imposed a $20,000 fine after the company a profit. Their volume hasn't been high stock transactions in 1983 were new "A ll financial instititions that are to do such chores as internal auditing French observers pleaded no contest to a charge of discharge of enough to earn money yet, and many banking customers, a tot of new people going to get into discount bhikerage Gromyko warns and data processing (or each member, waste without a permit. Meanwhile, state never expect the service to do much who might want to buy other financial ^ J" have already done It. Our new business cutting cost through volume. ' itfliaien: Attorney General Joseph I. Lieberman an­ better than break even. services. That figure^dropped to about will come from clients that are already nounced Loctite had agreed to pay $8,000 to settle 8upenn$iTk^ta A survey of New England's larger, 35 to 40 percent last year. in the business,” said Christopher It became a brokerage vendor in 1982 Tttesday, ~ slain in Lebanon its civil suit with the state. banks and thifts by the Federal Some other banks got into the Tomecek of the Boston-based Fidelity U.S. on missiles and now serves 27 banks, most of them aofficMfln ^ Bank* win Loctite official Anthony J. Haueisen appeared Reserve Bank of Boston shows even the business because they didn't want to Brokerage Services, the nation's larg- in New England. before Maloney and entered a no contest plea By Louise Branson month. tage»Tu«>- Tuesday. . • v, By Hala Khoury No details of the plan were under the Alford Doctrine, which denies guilt but United Press International Gromyko said he “clearly United Press International officially disclosed, but media acknowledges there is enough evidence to obtain warned the U.S. that the new talks reports said the Cabinet for the a conviction. MOSCOW — Foreign Minister would be jeopardized if it con­ : hour# Tuesday. *. - BEIRUT, Lebanon — Two first time since the 1982 invasion of Carbide faces Andrei Gromyko says he warned Loctite was charged after an investigation by tinued to deploy its missilps in ‘ kEuergewfir NumbeHi: I f Itsa- French truce observers assigned Lebanon began debating the plan the Chief State's Attorney's office of an the United States that NATO’s Europe.” to duty in buffer zones between Sunday that calls for Israel to continued deployment of U.S. anonymous caller claiming he witnessed a large “ I repeat that we warned the ^ fuse, M74M>L.i^«r'A water. Lebanon’s rival factions were shot remove its troops in nine months. missiles in Western Europe would amount of waste being discharged from an another lawsuit United States about this. We hope If B o ^ ,‘ dvjl pre- and killed today as they drove An Israel radio analyst said a jeopardize the new arms control that it will take this into considera­ |wire&ess,vM(MWI. In Coven. inground tank at Loctite into a nearby storm HARTFORD (U PI) — A Connecticut firm has Kaadthnne through a Moslem neighborhood of majority was shaping up in favor dialogue between the tion," Gromyko said. drain. , joined the growing list of law firms filing suit against Beirut, police sources said. of the plan, which likely would be superpowers. The warning came as a surprise H ie Be- Y Danbury-based Union Carbide for the Bhopal, India, ■MtsSSmutrmnU; The shooting came as the Israeli carried by "m ore than one or two In a rare appearance on a because Moscow previously had . Closed raMwIHpftiUsbouTuesdayand poison gas tragedy. Cambinet prepared for a special votes” despite opposition by For­ television talk show Sunday, Gro­ dropped all public reference to the Developer plans building The latest civil suit, filed in Bridgeport Superior session to vote on a phased eign Minister Yitzhak Shamir. myko also said unless progress is 572 new U.S. Pershing 2 and , HARTFORD — A Connecticut developer Court Dec. 31, asked an unspecified amount in withdrawal that would remove all The Israeli Cabinet debate came made on banning space weapons, medium-range cruise missiles that announced plans Friday to build a 19-story office damages on behalf of Bal Kishan, a resident of Isreli troops from south Lebanon almost a week after Israel sus­ Washington should not expect NATO began deploying in De­ building and parking structure less than one-half Bhopal, wfiere more than 2,500 people and thousands by fall. pended troop withdrawal talks agreement in any other area of cember 1983 to counter Soviet mile from the state Capitol on the south side of were injured on Dec. 3. Water plant not on line “ We know that the jeep in which with Lebanon and coincided with a arms control. SS-20s aimed at Western Europe. Interstate 84. Kishan died and his wife, their three children and the two French (observers) were Lebanese deployment of some Gromyko was answering ques­ But a senior U.S. official in The structure is part of the Underwood Urban five others were injured by the release of methyl Plans by the town to put the new traveling came under fire and that 1,800 soldiers less than 1 mile short tions Jrom (our Soviet journalists Washington said the position vo­ Protection to operate the plant, isocyanate, according to the suit filed by the law firm $6 million water treatment plant the two men were killed by of the Israeli front at the Awali Renewal Project as part of a joint-venture about his meeting last wqek in iced by Gromyko was the same the Robert Young, administrator of of Schatz & Schatz, Ribicoff & Kotkin. into operation in tandem with the gunfire,” a police spokesman said. River. between the Xerox Realty Corp. of Stamford and Geneva with Secretary of State Soviets had taken for months and the Water and Sewer Department, At least 16 other suits have been filed on behal(,of old Cooper Hill treatment plant Police identified the victims only The Lebanese troops Sunday dug Capitol-Sigourney Associates. George Shultz that produced an played down its importance. said today he will phone the DEP to those killed or injured against Union Carbide, which will be delayed for at least a few as a captain and a staff sergeant. ditches along a 24-mile long coastal "The new building, to be known as Xerox Centre, a cco^ to revive arms talks broken “ We’ve always assumed that in see if he can get a verbal go-ahead. owned the Bhopal plant that had operated in India for days. The spokesman said the shooting highway linking Beirut to the will be on a 2.4-acre site at the intersection of off more than a year ago. their public discussions they would Young said he was probably about 25 years. The town had hoped to start was under investigation. Awali, which military sources said Capitol Avenue and Sigourney Street. It is The superpowers agreed to hold put as much emphasis as possible hoping for too much when he A1 but three of the suits have been filed in federal operating the new plant on Spring Another French observer was would be open to civilian traffic expected that approximately 1,500 people will arms control negotiations cover­ on the missiles in- Europe in an ‘ expected to put the plant into courts around the country. Street today. shot and killed in similar circum­ when the “ security aparatus is work from the building. Plans call for construc­ ing strategic and intertnediate- effort to drive a wedge into the operation today. The. Bridgeport Superior Court suit asks that it be Paul Ritsick, a principal sani­ stances Jan. 7 outside the French fully in place.” tion of the textured brick and glass facade range nuclear arms as well as alliance,” said the official, who He said that if he can get the tary engineer with the state ambassador’s residence on the The army secured the road and building to begin early in February. Completion made a class action, permitting attorneys to space w^pons, the location askqd not to be identified. D E P’s permission to put the plant is expected in mid-1986. Department of Health, declined Beirut Green Line — which separ­ the surrounding hills Saturday represent all those affected by the accident, the worst and date to ^ set in the next He n o t^ the statement came as on line, he feels sure he can get the Friday to give the town the ates Christian east Beirut from the after Christian and Druze militias, The 465,000 square foot structure will have a in chemical industry history. ■ p. President Reagan prepared to cross-connection approval and the go-ahead to operate the plant until Moslem west sector. battling in the area since February six-story, 900-car parking garage and adjacent In addition to punitive and exemplary damages, the meet with Belgian Prim e Minister results of the samplings by the end he had received the results of some ^T h e French observer force has when they closed the road, re­ surface parking for 300 cars. The architects are 23-page suit asks for creation of a special fund to UPI photo Wilfried Martens today to unders­ of the week. That could allow the new water samples. been in Beirut since last year, moved their arms and left the Wellon Becket Associates of New York with provide medical and psychological care for the I n s j d ^ b d ^ core the need to press ahead with plant to start operating a week survivors. Ritsick also wants‘a guarantee manning buffer zones in the region. Brennan Berr Gorman Architects, also of New Easy does It cruise missile depl.oyments in from today, he said. from the town-certified cross con­ Lebanese capital and the overlook­ The deployment, which the go­ York, as consultants. The construction firm was The money in the fund would be used ‘ ‘to provide for 20 pages, 2 sections Belgium scheduled for March. Technically, the plant is already not named. nection inspector that there are no ing mountains to the east. vernment hopes will pave the way medical suWeillance of all the people of Bhopal who An Eastman Kodak Company techni­ coating protects the chips from damage Advlca- ___12 Obituarlm. Gromyko, 75, devoted the major running. But the water that is places in the plant where unpota- In Jerusalem, the Israeli Ca­ (or the army to control southern The building will house Xerox's district sales, were or are believed to have been exposed,” the suit cian uses a Bernoulii wand to remove during further processing for use in a SuilnMa - _ 20 Opinion__ part of the discussion to space going through it is not being put CIsMiHwJ- .18-18 Peopittalk - ble water can get miked with binet was called into special Lebanon after the pullout of some service and administrative offices, currently at claimed. weapons and condemned Reagan’s into the distribution system. Water delicate silicon nitride-coated wafers wide variety of Kodak products, includ­ Comlc»_ ____8 .16-17 potable water. As yet, the town session today to vote on a phased 10,000 Israeli troops, came as One Financial Plaza. The balance of the building The fund would also be used to pay for medical and EnMrtalniMfit. . 12 Telavltlon . $26 billion proposed Strategic is being treated and the plant is will be leased. containing hundreds of microelectronic also lacks a permit from the troop withdrawal from Lebanon to Lebanon struggled to revive the psychological care for those injured and for genetic ing copier-duplicators, cameras and LotMry------_ 2 Waathar__ Defense Initiative, or “ Star Wars” operating as it was expected to. be completed by the fall. troop withdrawal talks with Israel. research on the long-term effects of being exposed to circuits or "chips" from a vapor chamber blood analyzers. anti-missile system. Department of Environmental Young said. the chemical gases. at the firm’s Rochester, N.Y. facility. The MANCHKSTER HERALD, Monday. Jan. 14. 1985 - I t - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. Jan. 14, 1985 Two sue Connecticut history comes aiive in naturaiization records over crash Hartford where he founded the G. at the State Library tracing TH E RECORDS SHOW that over citizenship if they spent two years through records for friends. She By Mark A. Dupuis records," says Fishman. "You Fox department store chain. the years citizenship requirements or more in a foreign country — and United Press International really can live history. It's not the A relative, Issac Fox, lived in the recently completed a genealogy sam e." changed. At first, citizenship was their wives lost their citizenship lor O'Neill. with police even if they remained in the United United States for five years and HARTFORD - Linda Fishman The naturalization records docu­ open only to "free white men" and Another person asked about his States. one year in Connecticut before a A Manchester motorist and a says it's one thing to learn about ment when people who moved to it wasn't until 1952 that a law ancestors. The name was fam ilar The practices endured for many record was filed showing that he passenger who were injured when history in school; it's another to the United States — or in some banned denial of citizenship be­ to Fishman, who says, “ I got him years. 'The last repatriation case “ has behaved as a man of good their car was struck by a police live it by seeing the actual records cases, were bom here — were cause of race or sex. all the way back to the Mayflower listed in the Connecticut records moral character, attached to the cruiser in 1983 have sued the town granted citizenship. The records In reviewing the records and in five minutes." t - Z from the past. • was handled in 1966 in Windham principles of the United States and the police officer involved in In the past six years, Fishman give a human history of the looking into immigration law, Not all cases are as easy, she County, when a Putnam woman Constitution and well disposed to the accident. has had a prime opportunity to live changes in naturalization law over Fishman was somewhat disturbed admits. "Sometimes you get regained the citizenship she lost in the good order and happiness of the Jackie Bedrossian of 736 North history as supervisor of the Re­ the years. over the various exclusions that lucky, sometimes it takes you 10 1918 "solely by reason of sam e." Main St. and her pas.senger. Cord cords Center in the state Judicial The records collected by the states and the federal government years." m arriage." On Dec. 29. 1941,. a petition for Bridgeman of Coventry, are- ask­ Department. Judicial Department date back to imposed. Fishman says it will be easier for The naturalization records, naturalization was filed by Fran­ ing for more than $15,000 each, The center has just completed a 1790, the year President Washing­ “ Can you imagine it had to wait people to trace their ancestry now some of which were bound into ces O'Neill, who was born in according to a copy of the Hartford project to collect the state's ton asked Congress to adopt a that long?" she says of the 1952 act. that the records are in the leather volumes and others which Maryboro, Ireland, and had immi­ Superior Court summons filed naturalization records and ship uniform naturalization procedure “ It's terrible. It's unbelievable." Massachusetts facility. were collected only in boxes, grated to East Hampton. It listed recently with the town clerk. them to a central facility in for the new nation. Also upsetting to Fishman are People can go to one location include some well-known names one child, William O'Neill, who is The summons says Bedrossian Waltham. Mass., a project that The procedure gave state courts past immigration laws dealing instead of one of 11 courthouses or from the state's past. now governor of Connecticut. and Bridgeman suffered extensive sparked Fishman's interest in the right to regulate naturaliza­ with women, who for a time would another facility in Connecticut and automatically lose their citizen­ One record lists the quest for injuries when their car was struck history and genealogy. tion, a right some Connecticut FISHMAN SAYS SHE does the state eventually hopes to grt ship if they married a man who citizenship by Gerson Fox, who at the intersection of Main Street "You hear ail about history in courts retained until 1974 when the genealogical work in her spare back microfilm copies from Wal­ process came under complete was not a dtizen. applied to become a citizen in New tham to store at the State Library. and East Middle Turnpike in April school. You study it, but it's not as York and subsequently came to time, spending Saturday mornings interesting as when you see the federal jurisdiction. For a time, men also lost their ' 1983 by a police car driven by officer Wayne Mora. Both Bedros­ Herald pholo by Pinto sian and Bridgeman were left partially disabled by the accident, These three student musicians are Darcy Hoagland of Bennet Junior High Weather according to the summons. tooting their horns for "Friends of School, Jeff Holmes of llling Junior The two plaintiffs claim in the Music.” They will be among nearly 200 High School, and Joanne Zackery of Peopletalk suit that Mora acted recklessly by entering the intersection against a students performing in a tri-band Manchester High School. Today’s forecast red light "a t a rate of speed that concert Feb. 14. From left to right are Ban it in Boston? Connecticut. Massachusetts was fast, dangerous, unreasonable and Rhode Island; becoming and excessive.” Mora was involved in a high­ New group helps bands “ Torch Song Trilogy" may have been a hit on mostly cloudy by afternoon. A speed pursuit at the time and failed Broadway but it didn't play in Schenectady chance of snow showers late this to signal with his horn or siren without a protest. Church groups sent a petition to afternoon in the Berkshires. Proctor's Theater before the Tony-award win­ before entering the intersection, Highs in the mid 30s to mid 40s. ning play about a drag queen opened last Friday, the plaintiffs claim in the sum­ ‘Friends’ starts fund drive Tonight; cloudy with a chance of saying it threatened the upstate New York city's mons. The car he was driving al.so snow showers. Lows around 10 wholesomeness. had defective brakes, the suit northwest to the mid 20s sou­ "W e don't want to encourage any public alleges. ize the achievement of students patrons before the performance, theast. Tuesday: blustery and Bv Sarah E. Hall gathering of homosexuals in our community," But Town attorney Kevin M. musicians as well as back them which will feature bonds from colder with variable cloudiness Herald Reporter said Charmaine Razics, a spokeswoman for the O’Brien said Friday that Mora had financially. Manche.ster High School, Bennet and a few snow flurries. Highs in Herald photo .by Tarqulnlo his lights and sirens on when he Junior High School, and llling protesters, who admitted she had not seen the r ^ ^ ^ Manchester's new "Friends of the mid teens northwest to went through the intersection. He play, only read about It. Music" group is starting its first THE ECONOMIC HURDLES Junior High School. around 30 southeast. said that Mora and another officer Dennis Madden, executive director of the ^ I » major campaign to raise money are high, however. For example, Maine: Occasional snow or Frozen fun — whose car made it through the NEARLY 200 STUDENT MUSI­ theater said he was surprised by the group's for school bands and choruses busing each of the town’s secon­ intersection — were responding to CIANS will play classic, patriotic opposition to Harvey Fierstein's play. flurries likely north and clouding townwide. dary school bands to give introduc­ “ I don't feel the play condones homosexuality up south today. Highs in the 20s Pat Hodge and her Springer Spaniel “Digger,” seven a call to assist another officer. tory concerts for younger students and Dixieland tunes in that event. or recommends it for a lifestyle," he said. “ The north to ,low 30s south. Snow months old, take to the ice at Charter Oak Park Sunday Police spokesman Gary Wood "W e will be .soliciting busi­ would cost about $5,000 this year, The free performance will begin at play's messages are those of understanding and north and occasional snow or along with other skaters. Last week’s cold provided the said Friday he did not yet have a nesses. probably in the last two Cline said. She said she hopes 7:30 p.m. on Feb. 14, in the Bailey compassion." copy of the accident report and Auditorium at Manchester Hight flurries likely south tonight. first good skating at Manchester’s parks. weeks of January," Friends of Friends of Music will raise at least Lows 5 to 10 north and teens could not comment on the charges Music President Kathi Cline said that much. School. Keep the hot chocolate handy detailed in the suit. south. Snov(,changing to flurries Sunday. "The money raised will In early December, the booster Cline, who has two sons in bands Today: becoming mostly cloudy by afternoon. High 35 to 40. Wind The town has until Feb. 5 to north and chance of flurries give these kids things the schools group sent out about 1,500 letters to at Bennet and Keeney Street respond in court to the lawsuit. southwest 10 to 20 mph. Tonight: cloudy with a 50 percent chance of won’t be able to give them.” inform local businesses of the Schools, stressed the importance Dancing in the movies followed by partial clearing Bedrossian and Bridgeman are south Tuesday. Windy and turn­ snow showers. Low 15 to 20. Wind becoming northwest 15 to 25 mph. Manchester/ Area Rapid growth in the size of school fund-raising drive. So far, about 15 of music in a child's education. Gene Kelly was invited to President Reagan's UPI photo being represented by Hartford ing colder with highs in the teens Tuesday: blustery and colder with variable cloudiness and a few snow bands is stretching the Board of businesses have sent in a total of “ The discipline is tremendous,” inauguration but will be too busy promoting his flurries. High in the 20s. Today's weather forecast was drawn by Scott attorney Joel G. Levy. north to 20s south. Education budget to the point $500, Cline said. she said. new film. Good match, Mac Towns In Brief New Hampshire; Occasional Vanek, 10, of 148 Lenox St., a student at Keeney Street School. where only nece.ssities can be Friends of Music members plan "That's Danc­ Tatum O’Neal applauds while watching John to begin knocking on doors of One way Friends of Music might snow or flurries likely north and purchased, according to band ing! ," a collection of McEnroe capture the 8400,000 Volvo Masters School budget airs tonight stores and offices next week to the spend money it raises is to clouding up south today. Highs in directors. They say there is little great dancing Championship Sunday at Madison Square For the Record formally solicit, funds. enrich school music programs the 20s north to low 30s south. School Superintendent James P. Kennedy will present his money to spare for such major scenes from the mo­ Garden in New York. McEnroe pounded out a 7-5, expenses as instruments and buses Contributors will get a red-and- with private lessons for those who vies. In addition to 6-0, 6-4 victory over Ivan Lendl (see story, page Snow north and occasional snow recommended budget for the coming school year at a Board of As of December, there were A to bring student musicians to other white decal with the Friends of cannot afford them, she added. being featured in or flurries likely south tonight. Education meeting tonight. 3 9 11). students atending Bolton High schools tor concerts. Music logo, and have their name Risers for school choruses are the movie, which Lows from near 10 north to teens The meeting will begin at 7; 30 p.m. in the board offices at 45 N. listed in the program for a tri-band School. The number was incor­ In response to this problem. another possible purchase. opens Friday, Kelly south. Flurries likely north and School Street. Included in Kennedy’s budget are operating rectly reported in Friday's Man- Friends of Music was formed last concert on Feb. 14. Cline said she For more information, cull He­ was executive pro­ gradual clearing south Tuesday. expenses for all 12 town schools, special education programs, also hopes to hold a reception for che.ster Herald. summer. Members hope to public­ lene Eitcl at M7-9337. ducer, helped Windy and turning colder with and staff. choose some of the Nude Madonna highs in the teens north to 20 Also on tonight's agenda are discussion of several extended i clips and did some ' i Rock singer Madonna doesn't want to have a south. field trips and ratification of a labor agreement with cafeteria narration. Vanessa Williams-style scandal so she admitted Vermont: Cloudy with a workers. Town ready to begin downtown inspections "But I was just a chance of snow north', clouding to Glamour magazine that she posed nude for art Inspectors will work north trbm be the first since 1979, when voters glorified technical up south. Highs 25 to 30. Windy Groups reschedule meetings Although lack of adequate staff son said. ClSSSGS merchant George Marlow’s apart­ decided to withdraw form the adviser," he said. and cold tonight with light snow has delayed the project for Late last week. Health Director "You got paid $10 an hour vs. $1.50 at Burger ment building at 869 Main St., Community Development Block At 72, Kelly has likely. Lows 5 to 15. Blustery and The Advisory Park and Recreation Commission has months, door-to-door inspections Ronald Kraatz said the inspections King," she said. “ I kept saying, 'It's for art.'" Davidson said. Current plans call more projects rescheduled its January meeting from this Wednesday to Jan. 23 of dwellings along Main Street wili would begin Tuesday. Davidson Grant program. The move cut off Madonna, whose last name is Ciccone, says she bitter cold Tuesday with light for them to continue throughout brewing. at 7:30 p.m.in the conference room of Lincoln Center. The probably begin this week. Chief said today that he is not sure funding for two inspectors who had was always a misfit In school and feels like she snow or flurries. Highs 10 to IS. the downtown area. " I have an idea commissioji will hold its Feb. 20 meeting at the new Park Building Inspector Russell David­ whether inspectors y'ill be ready checked apartments townwide for for a picture that 1 has something to prove to people who rejected Town officials decided to begin violations of the housing code. Department Garage, 192 Charter Oak St. son said today. that soon. He would not say think is going to her. doing regular inspections of down­ The Human Relations Commission has postponed its regular Davidson said one inspector whether there is enough staff to For the past six years, inspec­ work. And I'm "I already knew that people were never going Extended outlook town apartments after 82 housing Gene Kelly January meeting from Tuesday to Wednesday of this week each from the building and health carry the project through, though tors have checked apartments ona to think of me as a nice girl when I was in the fifth code violations were discovered in building a house. Extended outlook for New because of the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday. Wednesday’s departments will spend one day Kraatz said there are enough complaint basis only. That has And I'v e been invited to the inaugural but I'll be in grade," she said. " I t ’s not enough to have a few Marlow’s building last spring. allowed some to fall into disrepair, England Wednesday through Satellite view meeting will be at 8 p.m. in the Lincoln Center Hearing Room. each week visiting living units inspectors to spare for one day per New York plugging my own picture. Otherwise, I people patting you on the back. You want The systematic inspections will Friday; downtown. But first, the owners of week. according to Kraatz. really have nothing much to do," he said with a everyone to be touched by you, everyone to love Connecticut, Massachusetts Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a.m. EST shows the buildings must be contacted so laugh. you.” Building permits increase and Rhode Island; Partly cloudy dense precipitation producing clouds over eastern Texas and inspectors can gain acce.ss, David- Kelly says it was lust that led him to the dance Madonna’s latest album, "Lik e a Virgin,” is and cold. Lows 5 to IS Wednesday Louisiana within a widespread area of cloudiness extending from Building permits for December 1984 were up from the same floor as a youth in Pittsburgh. "When I got into high on the charts and will be in two movies, and 10 to 20 Thursday and month in 1983, with condominium construction and building high school and found out about girls and ho w they "Visionquest” and “ Desperately Seeking Su­ Arizona to Florida. Snow producing clouds are dimly visible over the Mlll unscathed HARTFORD I. DAIRY QUEEN Friday. Highs in the 20s Wednes­ alterations accounting for the major increase, according to a loved boys who could dance, w e ll..." san,” this year. upper Mississippi Valley. Dense layered clouds can also be seen day and in the mid 20s to lower along the West coast. town building report for last month. In torch fire 30s Thursday and Friday. A total of 203 building permits were issued last month for work A Gift to You A cutting torch being used in the Glass Mugs Verm ont: Cold and dry. Highs estimated to cost $8,583,226. Thirty-five alterations, including FREE renovation of the historic Clock in the teens and low 20s. Lows 10 installation of a steel replacement chimney at an industrial Tower Mill building on Elm Street BRAZIER from Dairy Queen below zero to 10 above. building on Pine Street, totaled $6,344,957. Construction of two SCAtTLg, condominiums and a professional complex Turnpike accounted set off a fire in an oil pit Friday, a Great Glass Mugs New Hampshire and Maine: town Fire Department official said for $1,248,000. Generally fair through the pe­ •TOM this morning. Fees collected in December 1984 amounted to $65,528 F o rG D k e ^ riod. Highs in the teens north to Capt. Jack Hughes said no one compared to $16,531 the previous December. 20s south. Lows from 0 to 10 was injured in the 11 a.m. fire, below north to single numbers Bolton picks window fixer which took firefighters about 15 south. minutes to extinguish. Includes!! : ^ iX ih K c BOLTON — The Board of Education voted last Thursday to No damage was done to the (o k '- , building, which is being converted- hire Alma Construction Co. to replace windows at Bolton High French Fries Across the nation by the Clock Tower Mill Associates School after architect Alan Wiedie told members that the Vernon Snow will fall over the Great Soft Drink LOWEST into 185 apartments, he said. Lakes, the Ohio Valley and the outfit was by far the lowest bidder. “ There was quite a bit of smoke, Choose trom: {MrCMATIMES Alma offered to do the basic job for $59,347 — $6,143 less than northern and central Appalach­ -19 quite a bit of flame, but no h FREE Ghss Mug the next-highest bidder. “ I think they are reputable contractors Single Burger ians. Rain with some sleet will 30. damage,” Hughes said. fall from south Texas across the - and have done a lot of work around," Wiedie said. The fire started when sparks Douole Burger ..2.49 5 oz. Sundae N The school board also voted to have Alma install a door leading Gulf Coast region. Rain, freezing from a cutting torch fell into an oii Triple Burger_____ 2.99 (choice of flavors! W AM from the high school cafeteria to an outdoor smoking area, pit in the boiler room of the rain and snow will move east now Super Dog ••■•••■••••••••••••••a 1.79 over western Washington. Winds adding $3,500 to the cost of the project. building and ignited surrounding (f.im ilvil Su/iply) UM WCATHm FOTOCAtT Despite some objections from board members. School w ill be strong and gusty near the debris, Hughes said. Chicken Ssndwlch..r.%229 Superintendent Richard Packman said the door will help keep FREE wHh any Full Meal Deal eastern mountain slopes of Mon­ Such tires are more likely during hallways quieter. Students will no longer have to walk down a extensive rehabilitation of buiid- Fish Sendwich____ 2.19 tana and Wyoming. Highs will be corridor to get outside, he explained. ings, when a iot of debris is often in Uie teens and 20s across the National forecast In total, the job will cost $67,990 — just $10 less than the $68,000 left lying around, he said. northern Rockies from the Mis­ About 15 to 20 firefighters souri valley across the Great For the period ending 7 a.m. EST Tuesday. During early Tuesday budgeted, Wiedie said. HOT BRAZIER SPECIALS! responded to the call, Hughes said. Lakes region and over northern morning snow is forecast for parts of North Pacific coast. Northern New England. Temperatures ' Plains and the North Atlantic coast regions. Elsewhere, the weather w ill reach the 50s, 60s and low 70s will be fair. Minimum temperatures will include (maximum Police Roundup Clam Chowder.....790 Clams & Fries.....'1.39 temperatures in parenthesis) Atlanta 20(46), Boston 18(31), Chicago ^ V ' . .*4 desert Southwest and from Flor­ 10(23), Cleveland 6(18), Dallas 31 (42), Denver 12(57), DUIuth -03(16), ■ - v -. . ida across the southern Atlantic Houston 35(46), Jacksonville 20(51), Kansas City 12(36), Little Rock Burger Deluxe.....'!.00 Stop leads to many charges w/letlUG8. tomato & trios Steak Sandwich..'1.49 UPI photo Coast. 24(47), Los Angeles 36(67), Miami 36(69), Minneapolis 3(24), New Orleans 35(46), New York 19(27), Phoenix 42(67), San Francisco Today In history 42(67), Seattle 39(49), St. Louis 15(32), Washington 22(31). A Manchester man’s failure to ically on Center Street. When MacDonald was released on a Weather radio heed a police officer's signal to police stopped the van on Olcott $500 surety bond and Kniat was On Jan. 14, 1914, Henry Ford intro­ minutes. This photo shows a Ford stop his van - led to his arrest Street, Kniat jumped out and fled released on a $100 bond. Both are TAKE HOME SPECIALS DMRY QUEEN ROYU TREATS duced the "assembly line” method of assembly line at Highland Park in The National Weather Service Saturday night on a variety of into a nearby apartment building, scheduled to appear in Manchester broadcasts continuous, 24-hour Manchester Herald charges, police said today. police said. Superior Court on Wednesday. Dlliy Bars...... 12/2.50 each only rjOL. manufacturing cars, allowing comple­ Detroit that year. weather information on 162.475 Dennis W. MacDonald, 24, of 9 MacDonald got out of the van tion of one Model-T Ford every 20 mHz in Hartford, 162.55 mHz in Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Short St., was charged with and when asked to perform a A Manchester woman was Buster Bars...... 6/2.50 N ew London and 162.40 m Hz in interfering with a police officer, sobriety test, attempted to assault charged with driving whiie intoxi­ o o t O.Q. Sandwiches...... 12/1.75 reg. M.3S Meriden. Penny Sadd Mark I;. Abraitl$ third-degree criminal mischief, one of the officers, police said. It cated Friday night after the car Associate Publisher Business Manager having a weapon in a motor took three officers to handcuff she was driving crossed the center O.Q. Choc. Chip Sandwiches...... 6/2.50 • Hat Fu4ga Irawala DalIgM Almanac vehicle, operating under the influ­ MacDonald and after he was line on Charter Oak Street and 0. Q. Homepak (vanilla &choc.) .... 2/1.25 • Slrawba^ Sliartcaka USPS 327-500 VOL. CIV, No. 88 i ence of alcohol, operating an placed in the rear of a police struck a house, police said. • Paaoot Botlor ParfiK unregistered motor vehicle, fail­ 0. 0. Eclairs...... !... 7/1.90 • Baoioa Sapraiaa * | Today is Monday, Jan. 14, the 18%, Japanese novelist Yukio Roosevelt and British Prim e Min­ Lottery cruiser, he began kicking the Split Publlihtd dally axcapt Sunday Leona M. Grenier, 24, of 149 • DeaMa DalIgM -14th day of 1985 with 351 to follow. Mishima in 1925, actress Faye ister Winston Churchill opened a Susoottod corrlar rota* ora tl.lO' ure to obey an officer's signal, windows and banging his head and cortaln holiday* by the Man- woakly, 85.13 for ona month, 815JS operating with unsafe tires and Loomis St., was treated for cuts The moon is moving away from Dunaway in 1941, and evangelist- 10-day® World War II strategy chMtar Publlihino Co., 14 Bralnard for thraa month*, 830.70 for-tlx against one of them, police said. operating without insurance, po­ and bruises at Manchester Memor­ its last phase. turned-actor Marjoe Gortner in conference in Casablanba, Plan, Mdnchttttr, Conn. 04040. monthtortd 841.40tor onayaar. Moll A search of the van turned up a Connecticut daily Sacond clast postoo* paid at Mon- rata* ora avollobla on rpouatt. ial Hospital after the accident and The morning stars are Mercury, 1945. Morocco. lice said. knife with blade longer than four SPEED QUEEN COIN LAUNDRY (Next to D.Q.) c h n ttr. Conn. POSTMASTER: Police said a passenger who fled released, a hospital spokeswoman Jupiter and Saturn. On this date in history: In 1%9, a series of explosions on Saturday: 426 Sand oddras* chanoat to tha Mon- inches and some beer, police said. after MacDonald's van was said. Her husband, who was a The evening stars are Venus, In 1914, Henry Ford introduced the nuclear aircraft carrier USS chattar Harold, P.O. Box 901, To placa o ciottlflad or dlwHiy Meanwhile, officers entered The \ 6 am - 11 pm Play Four: 4536 Monchattar, Conn. 04040. 'odvartltamont, or to raport a now* stopped, John Kniat Jr. of 40 Olcott Olcott apartment complex at 40 passenger in the car, was Mars and Jupiter. the "assembly line” method of Enterprise off Hawaii killed 10 Itom, story or plctura Mao, coll St., was later charged with posses­ uninjured. HABTFORD RD. QPEN 7 DAYS Those bom on this date are under manufacturing cars, allowing men and injured many others. other numbers drawn Satur­ GUARANTEED DELIVERY: It 443-3711. o frin hour* ora 8:30 a.m. Olcott St. and found Kniat in his sion of drug Darapnemalia, and Grenier was charged with 32 Family size Washers...... 75G load the sign of Capricorn. They include completion of one Model-T Ford In 1984, 38 people died in a hotel day in New England;- you don't rocolya your Harold by 5 to 5 p.m. Monday throuo|h Prlflay. apartment, police said. When p.m. woakday* or 7:301, a.m. Satur­ possession-:^ marijuana and police entered the apartment, they drunken driving and failure to American general and turncoat every 90 minutes. fire in Pusan, South Korea. Maine daily: 216 4 S U p O T - s i z 0 ^A^SStYOrBaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ...... 'i.SO load day, plaota talophona your corrlar. cocaine. discovered drug paraphernalia, a drive right. She was released on a Benedict Arnold in 1741, philo­ In 1940, FBI agents seized 18 New Hampshire daily; 6319 IT~you'ra unobla to roach your Tha Monchattar Harold I* a _ Blankats a Slaaping Bags • Bulk lltmt According to police, MacDonald written promise to appear in sopher and medical missionary people in New York City and Rhode Island daily; 4723 corrlar, call subtcrlbor sarvlco at tubtcribar to Unitad Pratt Intarno^ bag of marijuana and a piece of Dryers • 15 minutes...... 25G A thought for the day: Albert 443-3711 by 7 p.m. woakday* or 10 tlonol nawt tarylca* and It o failed to stop his van after an paper containing a small amount Manchester Superior Court on Jan. Albert Schweitzer in 1875, silent charged them with conspiring to Vermont daily; 342 a.m. Soturdoy* tor euarantaad mambar Of tha Audit Buraau of Schweitzer. said, "Truth has no officer observed him driving errat­ of cocaine, policevaid. 22. comedy film director Hal Roach in overthrow the U.S. government. special time of its own. Its hour is Massachusetts daily; 2328 dallvary In Monchattar. Circulation*. 1892, novelist John dos Passos in In 1943, President Franklin D. .now, always.” "M egahucks” : t3-7-10-27 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Jan. 14. 1985 - 5

4 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Jan. 14, 1985 Abduction of teen girl ends in wild Texas chase German police

in Fort Worth. hunt terrorists ALVARADO, Texas (UPI) - Sammy Franco, 6, and his Five suspects accused of kidnap­ 2-year-old sister Teresa, were ' WIESBADEN, West Germany the device said it was made from a ping the 13-year-old daughter of a found in a car with two males (UPI) — Police are searching for bundle of unspecified explosive banker were arrested and two of Sunday afternoon. The children 15 members of an extreme left- wired to an alarm clock and a them were wounded during a wild were abducted from their home in wing group suspected of planting a detonator, one gallon cans of dash across three north Texas the Fort Worth suburb of Richland bomb at West German army inflammable liquid and a pair of counties. headquarters in the 13th such camping gas canni'sters. The girl, Amy McNiel, was Hills Thursday. A 16-year-old boy and -year-old “ We are investigating a possible rescued after the chase, which 20 attack in three weeks. man in the car with the children terrorist background to the case wound through Titus. Franklin and . The hunt began after disposal were arrested. Police said they and links with the R AF bomb Hopkins counties at speeds of 100 experts defused the bomb Sunday captured the suspects after they at army regional offices in Wies­ campaign,” said a police mph, and ended only after the drove away from a packet contain­ baden, 30 miles west of Frankfurt, - spokesman. , suspects’ car ran out of gas. The Red Army Faction has The alleged kidnappers came ing $60,000 in ransom. and a warning was made that the During-the chase, the abductors claimed responsibility for most of out of their car firing at Texas group might attempt to assassi­ fired buckshot from sawed-off 12 other bomb attacks over the past Rangers and FBI agents, who had nate a public figure. shotguns at the Rangers, who Police said they believed about three weeks on American, West chased them by ground and air returned fire until their car’s (German, French and British through northeast Texas. Officers 15 people made up the core of the radiator was hit and the engine left-wing Red Army Faction targets. r 'i'l returned fire, wounding two caught fire. (R A F ), West Germany’s most Police believe the campaign is suspects. "The Rangers called for help designed to support the demands of Michael Lynn Mills, 27, of (eared extremist organization, and more Rangers come out after 30 jailed members of the group, Pleasant Grove and John Wesley which also is known as the them and overcame the subjects who have been drinking water Foote, 34, of Alvarado were in fair Baader-Meinhof group after two if when they ran out of gas at a little since Dec. 4. condition late Sunday at Parkland its founders. AMY MCNIEL old place called Saltillo about 25 The hunger strikers, most of Memorial Hospital in Dallas, ’The gang, a faction of a now . . . back with family miles west of Mount Pleasant,” whom are held in isolation, are where they were transported after defunct group that sought radical demanding to be kept in larger being arraigned on aggravated f Johnson said. ¥ reform of West German society, "It was a little more exciting was blamed for a string of groups. kidnapping charges at a Franklin Jr., 21, of Mesquite. than Bonnie and Clyde," Johnson Gerhard Boeden, deputy head of County hospital earlier in the day. Two Rangers braved the gunfire bombings and killings in the 1960s said of the air-and-ground chase, federm criminal police, said in an The other suspects, charged with to dash to the suspects' car and UPI photo and 1970s. interview in the Welt am Sontag aggravated kidnapping and at­ grab Amy, said Texas Ranger which ended at about 4:30 a.m. Sunday’s bomb, contained in a when the fuel tank on the suspects’ by deputies Sunday afternoon. There newspaper the group may attempt tempted capital murder in Hop­ Lloyd Johnson. A man and woman (left) captured in the dark blue plastic bag, was spotted it*... • •*# . an assassination on a top public kins County, were Liza Ann In an unrelated case, police car ran dry. were five people captured in the by a security guard in the street The girl, daughter of Alvarado kidnapping of Amy McNiel are brought figure if one of the hunger strikers Bouvier. 18, of Balch Springs. Sunday rescued a 6-year-old boy outside the front entrance of the State Bank Director Don McNiel, to the Johnson County Sheriff’s office kidnapping. died. George Thomas Barnes, 21, of and his 2-year-old sister and villa-style military headquarters was not harmed, authorities said. “ We must be ready for the Dallas and Daniel Walter Nccker captured their accused kidnappers in Wiesbaden. Disposal experts who defused worst,” Boeden said. UPI photo U.S wants Belgium to accept missiles Beirut’s bloody aftermath U.S./Worid Priest tabbed as The blood-splattered jeep of the French observer force outside Beirut today. A white helmet belonging to one of a crack in the alliance or Belgium Martens, head of a four-party coali­ Andrei Gromyko warned that con­ details the violence that grips Lebanon. Unknown the two French soldiers killed in the attack lies on the By Norman D. Sandler wavering from its commitment to the tion government, has been urged even tinued deployment of U.S. missiles in passenger seat. (Story on page 1) In United Press International December 1979 NATO decision to gunmen ambushed it with machine guns while the by his own Christian Democratic Party Europe, under a plan adopted by NATO counter Soviet missile deployments peacekeepers were on patrol in Shiite Moslem suburbs to postpone deployment of 48 nuclear- in December 1979, could jeopardize the subversive ieader Libyan diplomat slain WASHINGTON — President Rea­ with 572 American cruise and Pershing gan, touting “ alliance solidarity” as tipped cruise missiles to allow time for upcoming arms negotiations. ROME — Anti-terrorist police are seeking two 2 missiles. lawed Solidarity union, disturbed key to arms talks with Moscow, placed the new U.S.-Soviet arms talks to A senior administration official TORUN, Poland (UPI) — A men in the assassination of the second Libyan calm in the country and that the Rising since 1983 the deployment of cruise missiles in progress. emphasized the Soviets issued the dissident priest killed by secret diplomat gunned down outside his home in the “ The deployment of cruise missiles priest was distributing illegal Belgium at the top of his agenda today Reagan’s national security ad­ same warning before and had seen the police was charged by communist Italian capital in less than a year. for talks with Belgian Prim e Minister viser, Robert McFarlane, said today he political situation in Belgium as an in Belgium is a sovereign question lot authorities a month before his anti-state literature. In the Libyan capital of ’Tripoli, the Libyan invitation to attempt to “ drive a the government and people of your “ This is the main reason for Wilfried Martens. is sure the Belgian government appre­ death with being the leader of a news agency JANA charged the "vile assassina­ destabilization in our country. The Concerned his negotiating hand ciates that deploying missiles on wedge” into the NATO alliance. country to decide,” Reagan said in counter-revolutionary organiza­ U.S. aid to Afghan rebels soars tion" Sunday was the work of hired assassins would be “ seriously weakened” by any schedule yment would help provide the For Martens, the situation has been written responses to questions submit­ tion, a judge said today. church hierarchy is tolerating the who are closely tied to the American secret hint of allied discord, Reagan hoped to incentitives needed for the new talks. complicated by a statutory require­ ted by the Belgian publication La Libre Judge Artur Kujawa, presiding operation of this organization," Wilson, and Sen. Malcolm Wal­ Each cannon and its initial services." Kujawa quoted the statement. WASHINGTON (UPI) — There spending for secret operations, the persuade Martens to resist political McFarlane said on the NBC "Today” ment that the government call for Belgique. over the trial of four secret lop. R-Wyo.. are the main propo­ supply of armor-piercing ammuni­ Farag Omar Mkhyoun, 31, hit in the neck, The statement also claimed that appears to be substantial congres­ Afghan insurgents are expected to pressure at home and proceed with program it would be "out of place” for elections by Dec. 8 — forcing him to policemen accused in the kidnap- nents of the Afghan support in tion cost $1 million, according to chest, abdomen, right hand, forearm and arm "But it was alliance solidarity behind Popieluszko’s St. Stanislaw Kost- sional support for the C IA’s receive another $200 million from NATO missile deployments set to begin him to comment on Martens’ internal weigh the possible political benefit of a murder of the Rev. Jerzy Popie- Congress>Jhe report said. the report. If the first nine reach Sunday, managed to stagger after his assassin NATO’s two-track decision that helped kas church in Warsaw had become program of massive support for three nations in the Middle East to in March, problems. But. he said, “ We believe postponement at home against the luszko, said the Ministry for The Post said there is increasing the hands of rebels in Afghanistan and fire two shots before collapsing on the to bring the Soviets back to negotia­ a center of counter-revolutionary anti-Soviet Afghan rebels, which is pay for weapons, ammunition, Martens arrived Sunday for meet­ that the governments in neighboring adverse effect such a decision would Religious Affair^ had complained concern among intelligence offi­ and seem to be doing their job, pavement, still clutching his .38-caliber revolver. tions and alliance solidarity behind the taking up about 80 percent of the clothing, medical supplies and ings with Reagan. Secretary of State countries which have sustained those have on Belgium’s relations with its to Poland’s Roman Catholic bi­ activity. cials and some congressional more will follow. Police spokesman Francesco Sirleo said blood dual-track approach is crucial to our Kujawa read sections of one of agency’s secret operations money, food. George Shultz and Defense Secretary deployments have come away stronger NATO allies, officials said. shops that the priest was the leader critics that the nine anti-aircraft Several sources told the Post the on the 7,65-mm silencer-equipped pistol dropped prospects for success in renewed a news report says. Caspar Weinberger that focused on the and the protagonist weakers.” Reagan indicated Sunday that pro­ of an anti-communist group trying Popieluszko’s sermons that he said An estimated 200.000 to 300.000 cannon being provided the insur­ cannon should be capable of by the gunman as he fled indicated that Mkhyoun negotiations," he added. was attached to the ministry’s The support from Congress for cruise missile deployment. On Sunday, Soviet Foreign Minister gress in the talks could be hampered by to destabilize the country. rebels are battling the Soviets, who gents in the next few months may downing Soviet helicopter gun- had wounded him. but checks of hospitals and complaint as evidence of anti-state the Afghan rebels is in contrast to Kujawa said the complaint was invaded Afghanistan in December signal a significant escalation of ships that now survive machine clinics produced no trace of a suspect. activities. congressional complaints over submitted to the bishops Sept 17. 1979 and installed a pro-Moscow the covert effort. gunfire. The priest was kidnapped and The sermon described Solidarity U.S. aid to rebels fighting the regime in Kabul. Human rights The report said- intelligence murdered Oct. 19. as an organization "representing leftist Nicaraguan government. groups have described torture and The new weapons also may officials ertimated at least 20 Ex-hacker is now a hero trigger Soviet countermeasures Snow, bitter cold freezes southern Texas He said the complaint stated, the nation’s striving for truth.” Congress last year cut off aid to terror tactics by both sides in the percent of the $250 million being M INNEAPOLIS - It took a high school inside Afghanistan or even against “ This is to inform you that The excerpts brought cries of the “ contras” fighting the Sandi- war, said to be, one of the most spent for the Afghan resistance sophomore just 45 minutes to untangle a Popieluszko is the leader of a ‘"Victory for- Popieluszko” from nista government in Nicaragua. brutal of modern times. Pakistan, they said. this year may be diverted on its complicated computer code that had stumped By Gary Silverman counter-revolutionary organiza­ members of the public in court. That aid amounted to about $24 The large increases in aid to the " I f helicopters start getting shot way through Pakistan and fall into police for nearly a month in gathering evidence United Press International tion containing members of the Kujawa asked secret police Col. million a year, or one-tenth the out of the sky with regularity, the hands of greedy and corrupt against a computer programmer in a child sex rebels began in 1983 with an clergy. ITie continued covering up Adam Pietruszka, who is charged amount that The Washington Post amendment to a defense appropri­ we’ve got a problem,” the paper leadar*. abuse case. The worst winter storm to hit southern Texas in 100 of this counter-revolutionary with instigating the killing, said Sunday is being funneled to ations bill that shifted $40 'million quoted as Unnamed Intelligence There was also agreement Police called in 15-year-old Peter Leppik after years closed schools, businesses and military bases in group disrupts church-state whether he had evidence to back those battling the 110,000 Soviet from the Pentagon to the CIA. The official as saying. "A weapon like among congressional, intelligence sophisticated security measures kept them from San Antonio today as residents waited for warmer relations.” up the ministry’s claim. Pie­ troops in Afghanistan. sponsor was Rep. Charles Wilson, this could force the Soviets to and other sources interviewed by reading what they believed were a 37-year-old temperatures to melt 16 inches of snow. Kujawa said the ministry com- truszka replied, “ I did not make D-Texas, who had visited Afghan become more indiscriminate in the Post that the insurgents cannot computer programmer’s accounts of sex with Besides the U.S. aid. which the Bitter cold and snow stung the Plains and Great ' plained that Popieluszko’s ser- these claims. It was the ministry resistance camps in Pakistan. their use of force.” win. young boys, recorded on magnetic floppy discs Lakes. Blizzards bringing 10 inches of snow were : mons, which championed the out- for religious affairs.” Post said is 80 percent of the CIA’s used for storing computer software. expected in Michigan, and snow whipped by 50-mph Lepik, a computer "hacker" who had a brush winds reduced visiblity to nehr zero in northwest with police about a year ago when he broke into a Minnesota. Blacks have mixed feelings bank’s computer system, was summoned to help In Texas, two people were killed in the storm that with the case Saturday. caused hundreds of car crashes, delayed air travel, "About a year ago, I was getting my computer caved in carports and prompted Bexar County looking for other computers, and it happened to officials to ask residents for four-wheel-drive vehicles call up a bank’s computer, and they traced the Kennedy visit ieaves whites united to bring doctors to work. call and complained to the police about it," Lepik Henry Cisneros, mayor of San Antonio, requested said. "But since I didn’t do anything to their that all schools and businesses shut down today. City ruling white Afrikaner National day while others, including World been since Jimmy Carter attacked computer they couldn’t prosecute me.” By Brendan Boyle apartheid from the White House. and county offices also were closed, as were military United Press International Party and feted in the pro- Alliance of Reformed Churches Lepik and the police parted on friendly terms. bases in the area. government Afrikaner press and President Allan Boesak, met with "But the whites are always looking To make up for the trouble he had caused, the "Most people will be off," said J.B. Evans, a San for an enem y," he added. JOHANNESBURG. South on state-run television. him. youth volunteered to help i f they ever needed him. Antonio police officer. “ It’s not snowing anymore, and Africa — Sen. Edward Kennedy’s South Africa’s largest opposition Tutu said "there is obviously that's some'improvement, but there’s still a lot of group, the United Democratic going to be a very serious realign­ THE ISSUE THAT UNITED eight-day tour of South Africa has English, Afrikaans and some black buildup on the roads." left the nation’s minority whites Front, meanwhile, split on the role ment in South African black Schroeder dresses himself The National Weather Service said 13.2 inches of employers was the perceived united against the pullout of U.S. of foreign liberals in the struggle of politics after this visit” LOUISVILLE, Ky. - Bill Schroeder, in his snow blanketed San Antonio during the 24 hours threat of Kennedy’s support for the investment and blacks divided the disenfranchised 22-million eighth week with an air-driven artificial heart ending Saturday. Sixteen inches fell by Sunday — the Tutu, however, acknowledged withdrawal of U.S. investment to over strategies for their liberation. black majority. humming in his chest, has traded his hospital most since the weather service began keeping records the senator’s visit left the 4 million force Pretoria to abandon "H e certainly has stirred things Some leading UDF members attire for regular clothes and is trying to help whites more united than they had apartheid. in 1885. up," said his official host, Nobel boycotted a Kennedy speech F ri­ other people who need transplants. A 64-year-old man died Sunday night in San Antonio Peace Prize laureate Bishop Des­ The man who calls himself Bionic Bill put on a while clearing his driveway of snow. On Saturday, the mond Tutu, Sunday after Kennedy sweat suit for his daily exercise sessions to weather was blamed for a traffic accident in Austin restore strength robbed by a stroke as he ate left Johannesburg for Lusaka, that killed one woman. Zambia. “ No one has been able to dinner with his wife Dec. 13. San Antonio faced the storm without snow removal ignore him.” "H e has dropped the hospital attire and is equipment and had to use road graders and trucks Kennedy, whose visit included dressing him self^ regular clothes," said Linda filled with sand and salt to clear streets and highways. meetings with South African oppo­ Broadus, spokeswoman at Humana Hospital Most major highways were open, but connecting .4 .. sition and government leaders and Audubon'. "H e really likes that, being able to do streets remained impassable. UPI photo tours to black townships and the regular functions of getting up, showering, "The problem is we’ve .got too much snow and not Gilbert Miranda takes a flying leap to Tex. With three to six inches of snow in resettlement camps, left Lusaka shaving and getting dressed.” enough equipment to handle it," said Dick Alphin, a . catch a ride in an inner tube already the area, the slopes around St. Edwards late Sunday and headed home The 52-year-oId Jasper. Ind., grandfather has Texas Department of Public Safety spokesman. "W e today with six members of his begun wheeling the 323-pound, desk-size machine never have enough snow down here to justify buying occupied by two of his friends in Austin, University were used for sledding. family. lieSDAY ONLY that keeps his metal and plastic heart pumping. equipment for it. This was exceptional.” In Lusaka, Kennedy met for six But forecasters had good news. Temperatures in was expected highs would reach 47 degrees in San “A lot of that stuff is going to melt," said Scott hours with Oliver Tambo, acting southern Texas were above freezing early today and it Antonio and 52 in Brownsville. Tansey, a weather service meteorolgist. Heart disease is big killer president of the outlawed African National Congress, and denounced M ONTEREY, Calif. — More than 4,000 people violence in the rebel group’s fight will have a heart attack today, the American Disagreement leads to jfiartlng against apartheid. South Africa’s Heart Association says. system of racial segregation. WAYBEST GENUINE ^ Of the 1.5 million people who suffer heart Earlier Sunday, Kennedy was attacks in 1985. 550.000 will die. the organization forced to cancel his final rally at said today. CHICKEN BREAST____ ib U . 2 9 the Regina Mundi Catholic church More than one-third of all heart attacks are Attorney quits his defense of Goetz in the black township of Soweto fatal mainly because the average victim waits up near Johannesburg because of to three hours before deciding to seek medical protesters who have followed him help, the group said. Some 350,000 heart attack By Stephen Miller have contributed to a Goetz defense throughout his visit. victims will die before reaching a hospital. United Press International fund. UPI photo "In the course of our brief association! havecome to Members of the small, radical CHICKEN LEGS...... ib.69C The cost of cardiovascular trouble can be Goetz is charged with attempted Azanian Peoples Organization counted in more than lost lives. The disease will NEW YORK — The lawyer for murder and illegal possession of a like him as a person and increasingly to sympathize Arriving In Singapore (Azapo), who stomped and drain close to $72.1 billion from the U.S. economy confessed "Death Wish” gunman weapon. cheered in celeBration of the p o p S H this year, with most of the total spent on doctor Bernhard Goetz quit the case today Brenner’s statement said, "Since it is with him in his present ordeal," Former U.S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger (right) canceled rally, have criticized the bills, nursing services, hospitalization, medica­ citing irreconciliable differences with not possible for me to conduct the Goetz attorney Frank Brenner senator for using the visit for tion and lost patient productivity. Goetz over how his defense should be defense as my experience and judg­ arrives in Singapore Saturday for informal talks with political reasons. BAY SCALLOPS...... "• * 2 .2 9 The heart association released its annual presented. ment dictate, Mr. Goetz and I have Premier Lee Kuan Yew and other Southeast Asian statistical report on heart disease in the United Attorney Frank Brenner would not mutally agreed that I withdraw as his leaders. He is met by U.S. Ambassador Stapieton Roy. FOR THE FIRST TIM E in its States today at the start of a special forum on the specify what his differences with Goetz attorney. ' contained elements of premeditation. donated about $100. seven-year history, the organiza­ fight against cardiovascular illness. were but issued a statement saying he “ Finally, I shall expeditiously turn A Brooklyn minister Sunday began a was quitting "fo r reasons entrirely over to Mr. Goetz all of the contribu­ campaign to persuade people Goetz is tion found itself on the side of the unrelated to the facts of the case, the tions I have received for his defense not a hero, saying “ John Wayne would THE OTHER THREE injured tee­ British Interest rates rise FRANKS.__ ...... ;.....ib.*1.85 fund from all sources without any never shoot an outlaw in the back.” King widow lauds holiday nature of the charges and the legal nagers have been released from the LONDON (U PI) - The Bank of record low of $1.1175 — a four-cent questions raised." deductions whatsoever for services "Something is radically wrong when The widow of slain civil rights leader Martin hospital. England Intervened for the first drop In a week. Sterling rebounded BIBLE STUDY FRESH BAKED HOME STYLE Luther King Jr. said today the establishment of "In the course of our brief associa­ rendered and expenses incurred. To this kind of person is idolized,” the Rev. The teenagers — all four of whom lim e in four years today by raising to more than $1.13 after the King’s birthday as a federal holiday gives the tion I have come to like him as a person Mr. Goetz I offer my sincere best Herbert Daughtry told about 800 have arrest records and about a dozen British interest rates by 1.5 percen­ intervention. Small group in home wishes for a speedy and favorable ' nation an opportunity for a glorious celebration and increasingly to sympathize with parishioners at his Sunday sermon at cases pending against them — have tage points to 12 percent to halt the Prime Minister Margaret Bible discussions that disposition of the charges.” the House of Lord Church in Brooklyn. WHITE BREAD...... i6«i..f69( by both blacks and whites. him in his present ordeal,” Brenner admitted to police they harassed the collapse of sterling. ’Thatcher and the chancellor of the are designed to enrich Coretta Scott King spoke on the eve of King’s said. "M y decision is based entirely One of the shooting victims, Darrel gunman and asked him for ^ to play exchequer, Nigel Lawson, sig­ untain’s lour big commercial your life. S6th birthday celebration at installation ceremo­ upon basic irreconciliable disagree­ BRENNER WAS ASKED by the Cabey, 19, remained in a coma and was video games. nalled at the weekend Jhat the banks were expected to raise rates nies for members of the Martin Luther King ment we have concerning how his court to represent Goetz at his listed in critical condition at St. Goetz and three of his four alleged government would not hesitate to from 10.5 to 12 percent. Barclays Tuesday evenings HIGHLAND PARK MARKET 311 Highland St!, Manchester Junior Federal Holiday Commission. defense to the charges should be arraignment Jan. 3. Vincent’s Hospital, a spokesman said. victims have refused to testify before a defend the currency. Bank took the lead within an hour 7:30-9; 00 PM Mrs. King said the federal holiday, which will conducted.” When he surrendered in New Hamp­ Cabey’s spinal cord was severed by a grand jury. Speculation the government of the Bank of England Call be on the third Monday in January starting next New Yorkers have cheered Goetz, 37, shire, Goetz said he was anxious to face bullet, leaving him permanently para­ A poll in today’s New York Times would leave the pound at the mercy announcement. year, will be an opportunity to "mobilize a an electrical engineer, for a lle g ^ ly the charges and expressed the belief lyzed from the waist down. said 49 percent of the city’s residents of the foreign exchange markets 647-0069 CkHlotts .celebration that will ring out across our shooting four teenagers who have that everything would be all right. New Daughtry said he has taken up a see crime as the No. 1 problem in the The move followed a further caused investors to dump sterling anytime______oMiaa.” admitted approaching him on a subway Hampshire officials said he confessed collection to help pay Cabey’s medical city and 52 percent said Goetz was slump in the value of the pound to a last week. Dec. 22 and demanding $5. They also to the shooting and that the confession bills and parishioners have already correct in shooting four teenagers. MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Jan. 14. 1985 - 7 «■ - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Jan. 14, 1985 Richard M. Diamond, Publisher- Leader sees mutual Interest Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editor { James P. Sadks, City Editor \ Connecticut OPINION In Brief Black caucus unfazed by GOP control $5.5 billion program to repair roads and have in place a mechanism or vehicle By Susan E. Kinsman helping the state’s poor and minority Mystic has new star bridges last year and Brooks said the to respond to people without heat. It United Press International residents. Viewpoint M YSTIC — Sassy isn’t shy as the star of the “ One of our major concerns is some caucus is worried minority contractors hurts the physically handicapped and Jack show and she wasn’t the least uncomfortable as are not getting 10 percent of the the elderly.” HARTFORD — The chairman of the of the tax reductions,” Brooks said, she delivered her first born before a cheering business as required by federal law. Brooks said the caucus is waiting Anderson Legislature’s Black and Hispanic Cau­ “ The governor has proposed an inter­ crowd of 200 people. Rep. Parren J. Mitchell, D- Md., until its legislative package is ready cus says the Republican takeover of the esting package.” Sassy is a 14-year-old dolphin and star of the chairman of the congressional cominit- before meeting with the Democratic Washington ; General Assembly should help rather O’Neill, in his State of the State Saving SB A for the sake of business dolphin high jump at Mystic Marinelife Aqua­ tee overseeing state transportation governor. He said they will be looking than hurt caucus interests. address last week, proposed cutting the Msrry-Qo-Round rium. On Sunday, she put aside her theatrical department set-aside programs, met for "tw o things — reduction in taxes Rep. Walter Brooks, D-New Haven, sales tax from 7.5 to 7 percent and career for that of a mother, giving birth to a with Brooks in November. and major reform of the welfare E V E R Y TW O YE A R S OR SO, an SBA bill is passed said the 1984 election that gave suggested there may be some local By Lewis A. Shattuck and disaster loans for both businesses and homeowners. 2>A-foot, 25 pound female calf. “ There is a possibility of a congres­ situation.” authorizing additional programs and activities for the Republicans control of the House and property tax relief available. According to the General Accounting Office study. 30 to The unnamed new addition is the first dolphin sional hearing if the state does not “ We believe the state has got to begin Senate did not change the makeup of “ We were looking for some reduction 40 percent of the total dollar amounts of long-term agency. These have included a variety of minority, birth ever at the aquarium and the first forSassy. comply with the 10 percent rule,” to provide the wherewithal! to break On Dec. 4,1984, David Stockman, director of the the caucus. It still has three senators in the utility tax that impacts on poor financing (six years or more) were SBA guaranteed. veterans and women and business assistance Aquarium spokeswoman Laura Kezer said Sassy Brooks said. "W e’re in an investigating the vicious cycle of (Aid to Families Office of Management and Budget, prCposed a budget and eight House members, all Demo­ people and ... to get meals under a programs, and assistnce programs in international performed her greatest act before 200 visitors stage now, looking at the number of with Dependent Children) depen­ endorsed by President Reagan that would cut domestic During the past 25 years. SBIC's have invested $4.5 crats from the state’s largest cities. dollar back” from the sales tax bite. trade. Since 1953, the SBA has made or guaranteed over Several who watched through a window of her holding minority contractors on the job and dency,” he said, including job training spending $34.7 billion for fiscal year 1986. The billion in 60,000 small companies. Firm s benefitting “ We will do as well, if not better, Brooks said. $35.7 billion in loans. It has provided over 900,000 tank. how much of the 10 percent is going to and backup support for mothers president's “ freeze plus" hopes to reduce the deficit from such financing include Wang, Federal Express under a Republican- controlled Legis- - “ Some issues are not remedied by Sassy went right into the motherly instinct of legislation but assistance by the minority contractors. Then we can leaving the welfare rolls to return to and Apple Computer. disaster relief loans distributing over $11.7 billion. The lature,” Brooks predicted in an inter­ and lessen the red ink for that fiscal year, now helped stopj protecting her young by swimming between the work. budget of the agency is approximately $450 million a view. “ They have supported some of governor,” Brooks said. “ A major make judgment.” predicted at $205 billion. newcomer and the walls of the tank, but the calf is Another concern is lack of adequate year. our issues such as welfare reform and priority is employment of minorities in Among the programs slated for elimination is the THE PROCUREMENT ASSISTANCE programs .jiot nursing, said Kezer. assistance under the state energy BROOKS IS OPTIM ISTIC the caucus During the three decades of its existance, income tax tax reductions.” government service.” Small Business Administration, founded in 1953. With include providing certificates of comptency (COCs) deportation i “ Unfortunately, the survival rate of first bom assistance program because of a cut in will gain some ground this session. “ We The caucus met last month to outline “ One of the issues we wili raise some 4,000 employees, the SBA offers assistance to an issued to companies that are low bidders in contracts revenue to the U.S. Treasury from businesses actively dolphins is not good,” said Kezer, "and we’ll have the maximum benefit last year. feel that in a non-partisan way, we will • priorities and will ifssue its legislative shortly is disadvantaged business with the Defense Department but have no track record assisted by the SBA totaled $142 billion. In other words, to watch her very closely.” “ Last fall a dramatic change was continue to make the gains we have estimated 12 million to 13 million small businesses. WASHINGTON — A former Nazi! wish list in the next few weeks. Brooks enterprise participation in transporta­ of procurement, set asides, procurement breakouts by the $450 million annual investment in the SBA generates made in the program we think was been struggling for in the last few The Smaller Business Association of New England concentration camp officer, whol said. Meanwhile, caucus members are tion projects,” Brooks said. procurement center representatives and the to Treasury through taxes $4.8 billion a year. unfortunate.” Brooks said. "W e don't years. (SB AN E), the nation's oldest small business concealed his past to gain admit-t filing bills to meet the caucus goals of THE STATE LAUNCHED a 10-year, administration of the Small Business Innovation organization, has supported the SBA since its creation. This country's ability to create jobs has made the tance to the United States, has’ Research Act of 1982. Legislation has been passed Launch has speech, protests When President Roosevelt organized the Small War U.S. the envy of the world. During 1983 over 600,000 been hunted down and stripped of; through the years to direct more and more subcontracts GROTON — About 1,400 invited guests huddled Plants Corporation under the War Mobilization Act small businesses were formed. The country is in an his U.S. citizenship. 2 to small business by major prime contractors. in bitter cold and a biting wind as the USS Alaska, Warden to meet during World W ar II, one of the three directors Was the entrepreneurial wave unmatched by any other country But just as he was about to be; Management assistance programs through a variety the nation’s seventh Trident submarine, was late S. Abbot Smith, a past president and director of on earth. In the last decade, while Western Europe lost booted out of the country, several; of delivery methods have ben placed with the agency, launched from the General Dynamics Corp. SBANE. 2 million jobs, the U.S. created 20 million. The total distinguished members of Con-* the SCORE program (Service Corps of Retired Electric Boat shipyard. the president . number of jobs in this country has risen 50 percent since gress intervened to stop his* Groton City Police said 28 protesters were THE SWPC MISSION was to establish the means by E xecu tives), which utilizes thousands of form er HARTFORD (U P l) — Evelyn B. Horne, warden at 1965 from 71 million to 105 million today. Through the deportation. ! charged Saturday with disorderly conduct during business executives, was conceived by SBANE member the Hartford Community Correctional Center, will which small companies could participate in the war years, the SBA has meant the difference between 'They joined Dr. Edward Rubel, aj demonstrations by about 200 people outside the. H arvy C. “ Chet” Krentzm an and unveiled at the meet President Reagan today after being named one effort by aiding government procurement. During the success and failure for thousands and thousands of director of the Captive Nationsj shipyard gates. They were released on written, SBANE annual meeting in 1963. Management of the top 10 young working women in the country. Korean War the corporation name was changed to the small businesses. ^ Committee, in protesting the de-; promises to appear Feb. 1 in New London Sm all Defense Plants Corporation and Smith was assistance also includes the Small Business Institute Superior Court. Home, 32, of Hartford, was among those chosen by For many years SBANE, in its ongoing dialogue with pokation order. Rubel’s letter t(> Glamour magazine. “ I am thrilled because they’ve reappointed a director by President Truman. programs using business students at universities and The $1.8 billion submarine will be able to carry Congress, has been concerned that the SBA has taken Secretary of State George Shultz; really made this into a whirlwind by culminating with 4 In 1953, the Reconstruction Finance Corporation the new and growing Small Business Development 24 Trident I missiles each with a 4,000-mile range. on more and more responsibilities with fewer and fewer has the acrid stench of anti-I a meeting with the president,” said Horne. She will (R F C ), which was started during the Depression to Centers utilizing the rich resources of the nation's Sen. Ted Stevens, R-Alaska, whose wife Cathe­ employees. It has less employees now than it did 20 Semitism, accusing the JusticeC also appear on NBC Television’s "Today Show” finance businesses, m erged with the SDPC to form the Alleges and universities. rine christened the submarine, said the Alaska years ago. Yet it has been legislated with numerous Department’s investigators of col-; “ illustrates our commitment to deter nuclear Tuesday. Small Business Administration. SBANE worked with In 1973 the SBANE Washington presentation called Home was hired by the state Department of additional functions to perform. Rather than call for the laborating with “ Jewish Zionists’* exchange” through a posture of strength. vigor and determination to establish this agency with for the creation of the Office of Advocacy to watchdog Corrections in 1975 as an affirmative action officer. elimination of the SBA, the small business community and the Soviet secret police. ; Stevens, chairman of the Senate subcommittee Sen. LeverettSaltonstall, R-Mass., a prominent federal agencies and legislation to look out for the best The job, funded by the federal Comprehensive should be calling for it to be expanded to meet the needs The congressional dignitaries; on defense appropriations, said he recently was member of the Senate Small Business Committee. interests of small business in the development of briefed on the Soviet submarine force. “ I was Employment and Training Act, lasted a year before of the entrepreneurial boom this country is wrote more moderate letters to Although the initial purpose of the agency was financial executive policy and the drafting and implementation shocked at the Soviet commitment to supremacy Home moved to the personnel office. Shultz on the former Nazi’s behalf^ and procurement assitance, a great many other of legislation. The advocacy functidn has been heralded experiencing. in submarine warfare,” he said. In 1979 she became deputy warden of treatment and or otherwise showed sympathy foil services and was appointed warden in July. programs have been added through the years. as one of the most important of the SBA and was made Chris Payne, an analyst for the Physicians for his supporters’ cause. They .in^ “ I never would have anticipated-anything near this Within the Financial Assistance division, besides possible by Health and Human Services Secretary Lewis A. Shattuck is executive vice president of the Social Responsibility, claims the Alaska will Smaller Business Association of New England, the elude House Foreign Affairs Com-j level.” she said. “ I think some of the credit has to go to direct and guaranteed loans, the agency also Margaret Heckler, who drafted the legislation and mark the first major known violation in the nation’s oldest small business organization, with 2,000 mittee Chairman Dante Fascellj missile-launching capabilities of the United the administrators who promoted women. The administers small business investment companies, helped get it passed into law while representing department sent me to a lot of conferences and members located throughout New England. D-Fla.; Sen. Alfonse D’Amato; States set under the five-year-old SALT II accord. local development companies, sureity bond guarantees Massachusetts in Congress. seminars that contributed to my development and it R-N.Y.; Sen. Pete Domenici, R; also started giving me hope.” « N.M.; Sen. Dennis DeConciniJ Still, Home said, acceptance in corrections wasn't Potpourri D-Ariz.; Rep. Don Ritter. R-Pa.J automatic. The opposition to her appointment as and, before he was defeated! Fund to aid Ethiopia deputy warden “ was very obvious,” Horne said. Senate Foreign Relations Commit; NAUGATUCK — A one-day telethon Sunday “ There were a few people who came up to me and tee Chairman Charles Percy, R-Ill; raised enough money for the Connecticut said, ‘If you need any help, call me.' At the same lime, UPI photo Hanging Mitchell D’Amato, apparently fearing the Ethopian Relief Fund to feed 32,000 starving there were those who didn't want to have anything to wrath of New York’s Jewisl> people for one year, 12,000 more than the goal. do with me or even talk to me.” The Justice Department Muskogee, Okla. The depart­ voters, later repudiated his origi! Father Edmund Nadolny, director of the And she has not achieved her position without She’s out cold Catholic-Jewish Dialog for the Archdiocese of agonizing self-doubt. “ I don't think, “ Well, this is nal letter of support. An aide td J didn’t hang its onetime boss ment paid $15,000 for the Hartford, said Sunday the telethon raised $386,000 exciting.' My initial reaction is stress and anxiety,” One-year-old Jamie Bookbinder of aunt, Kathy Shank. Several days of John Mitcheli for his role in painting, which Schumann D’Amato asked my associate between 10:30 a.m. and 9 p.m., far exceeding the she said. Coventry, R.l. takes a nap on the edge of freezing weather created safe ice on Watergate — it just helped said shows Mitchell’s Lucette Lagnado not to report goal of $240,000. Nadolny said 100 rabbis, priests She said being qne of 10 children and black helped Tiogue Lake in Coventry while her most ponds in the state. send him to prison for 19 “strength, his courage and either the senator’s initial support and ministers co-hosted the program and 300 deal with the jail population where about '70 percent of or his later repudiation, pleading sister, Lora, enjoys ice skating with her months. his integrity” — qualities she volunteers from across the state manned the the men are black or Hispanic. constituent sensitivity ■ phones. “ It’s a lot easier for me to be humble than for deduces because he “ never Now, however, more than a At the center of the deportation Nadolny said it would cost $1.5 billion a year to someone who would walk in from the suburbs,” Horne turned around and blamed decade after Mitchell served battle is 65-year-old, Estonian! feed the 100 million people starving in the world. said. New York’s seat belt law As warden “ I was afraid (the stafO would see me as In the Nixon presidency, the anyone’’ for his Watergate bom Karl Linnas, who immigrated He said the telethon encouraged people not only to give money but also to call their congressmenand a woman and not as the warden. The hardest part of A department is hanging a conviction. to this country after World War I f my job, at this point, is administrative and portrait of the former attor­ ask them to cancel one nuclear submarine, which and now lives on Long Island. ; would cost $1.5 billion. disciplinary action against the staff,” she said. ney general in a second-floor Mitchell, 71, is now a Evidence gathered by the Jus< Home has a staff of 190 people working with the 540 has impact in Connecticut hallway. partner in a Washington firm tice Department’s Nazi-hunting men in the jail. “ My desire to prove that I can do my The portrait, hung Friday, called Global Research Inter­ Office of Special Investigation^ job means I ’ve had to take more things home,” she HARTFORD (UPI) — New Jr,. R-Waterbury, said the Legisla­ are not waiting for the Legislature ture's Public Safety Committee to act and have started their own revealed that Linnas had been 4 Exec speaks on lawsuits said, where she has a husband and 3-year-old York's new seat belt law may have is by Gloria Schumann of national Inc. a “ spillover effect” in Connecticut will hold hearings and probably programs encouraging seat belt concentration camp officer and HARTFORD — Union Carbide Corp. expects daughter. She has taken feminist positions at the jail, but does because drivers who cross the report out a bill making seat belt use among employees. Tucker had ordered the mass executions o( U.S. courts to rule that claims against the not see herself as a feminist. Instead she feels her state line tend to stay buckled up, use mandatory in Connecticut. said. They include Southern New N Jews and other prisoners. He company because of the Dec. 3 leak — the world’s womanhood has brought a wholesome change into the but one state lawmaker says he'll The goal is to reduce the number England Telephone Co.. Pitney Tip on slimming participated personally in some o( worst chemical disaster — should be handled in push for a similar law anyway. of fatalities and serious injuries in Bowes and the Connecticut Gen­ prison society. the executions, according to thd India and not the United States. Under a new law that took effect highway accidents. Last year 470 eral Life Insurance Co. “ Washingtonians were may continqe as follows: documents. I The company may reach an out-of-court Jan. 1, New York motorists can be peopie died in motor vehicle Federal statistics show a person settlement by July in lawsuits stemming from the stunned last week when the “Squelching rumors that he Because he failed to mention thi$ fined for failing to fasten their accidents in Connecticut. dies every 10 minutes in highway catastrophic gas leak that killed at least 2,500 Calling the winner when he entered the United States; seatbelts when driving. Lt. Ken­ Members of the medical com­ accidents across the country, with speaker of the House re­ was ill, (Tip) O’Neill held a people in Bhopal, India, Warren M. Anderson, the NEWINGTON (UPI) — The winner of more than neth Kirschner, spokesman for munity have organized the Con­ accidents the leading cause of turned for the special session news conference in the House a federal court has stripped him of company’s chairman, said. $4.8 million in Connecticut's latest Lotto drawing has Connecticut State Police, pre­ necticut Safety Beit Coalition to death for peopie 44 and younger. gym, where, working on his U.S. citizenship, and he faces U.S.' courts will dismiss suits filed in this of Congress virtually unrec­ the first opportunity to claim the prize when state dicted a “ spillover effect.” lobby for seat belt use in the state. Still many motorists use seat deportation to the Soviet Union, of country against the giant chemical company, ognizable at a svelte 185 Nautilus bench presses, he lottery headquarters open early today. “ If you've got it on, you'll tend to Spokeswoman Barbara Tucker belts only occasionaly or not at all. which Estonia is now a de facto Anderson said Friday in an interview with The pounds, an estimated 70 confessed to having taken up A single ticket sold in Newington matched the six leave it on” after leaving New said lilinois and New Jersey will Joe Ciriello of Norwich stopped at constituent republic. ; Hartford Courant. He said Union Carbide hopes to soon join New York with manda­ a rest area in Darien, the first east pounds lighter than when he the Cambridge Diet ... be­ numbers drawn Friday. The winning Lotto numbers York, Kirschner said. Linnas has appealed the depor; . reach an out-of-court settlement in India One Connecticut lawmaker said tory laws and the Massachusetts of the New York line. left the nation’s capital ...” cause 'I was tired of listening although he said the company has not decided were 5. 11, 22, 27, 29, 35. tation order on the grounds that th^ There were 329 second-prize winners with each the spillover effect is not enough Legislature will review the idea “ 1 only wear the belt on the That, says The Washingto­ to Reagan brag about what Open Forum how much it will offer for a settlement. and said the state may follow New this year. highway, not around town,” Ci­ United States has never officially ticket worth $924, and more than 10,800 third-prize nian magazine in its January great shape he’s in.’” recognized the Soviet takeover of winners with each ticket worth York's lead. Rep. Eugene Migliaro Some Connecticut companies riello said. issue, is one of the most O’Neill adds that he’s going Estonia. He states that he wouldIfe improbable stories in 1985. to arm-wrestle Reagan and, Town still finds ways Mental health group willing to be sent back to his In the unlikely event it meanwhile, ‘“You can stop homeland but that he can’t be Registry opens school happens, however, The Wa­ calling me Tip and start not to hire minorities thanks townspeople deported to a country that doesn’t DO IT IN 1985 shingtonian says the story calling me Slim.’” officially exist in U.S. eyes. To the Editor: To the Editor: Linnas’s congressional suppor­ to train good nannies ters insist they have no sympathy In a recent letter to the town administration we The Mental Health Association of Connecticut “ I love kids and I thought this for him but agree with his WEST HARTFORD (UPI) - REGISTER FOR FREE requested the formation of a citizens’ review board wishes to thank the residents of Manchester and The Nanny Registry, an employ­ was the kind of thing where my age Pentagon cruisin’ technical argument. Biit the State consisting of black and white Manchester residents.. surrounding towns for their generous donations to our ment and training agency for would help,” Globman said. “ Peo­ Our request was based upon our concern about the holiday gift program. Without their thoughtfulness for Department’s legal office, whose child-care professionals, is trying ple would love a nice middle-aged REGIONAL ADULT Michael Burch, who had overflight (of a Soviet cruise town's commitment to equal employment opportuni­ others in the midst of their own busy holiday season, lawyer seldom agree on points of to both raise the professional lady.” hoped to leave the Pentagon missile). I am wondering if ties. Members of the black community feel that their the patients at Cedarcrest and Norwich hospitals law, unanimously rejected the status of child-care workers and “ Right now there’s more of a EDUCATIONAL CLASSES before now, apparently is the United States and the concerns are supported by the following information would have had a particularly dreary Christmas. argument, suggesting that it is a 'help out working parents. demand for nannies than there are smokescreen. The first crop of five would-be people available,” Markel said. regarded as indispensable by Defense Department felt which can be verified by the town's records. A special thank-you to the Center Congregational AT BENNET JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL nannies began their four-week “ In America it’s not as respected his boss. Defense Secretary similarly.” Church and to the Connecticut Bank and Trust Co. at Eastern European emigre IN MANCHESTER — BEGINS 1-29-85 Date Position Black Applicant groups have also unfurled the training last week in the office of or accepted to have that kind of Caspar Weinberger. 893 Main St. for serving as drop-off centers and to the career as.in other countries. But AT MANCHESTER COMMUNITY COLLEGE Burch, answering with a Male Female banner of anti-communism to Win Dr. Susan Market, a pediatrician 1st Qtr. ’82 St. Bridget Rosary Society. Involved with the registry. we’re hoping to change that.” Burch is Weinberger’s Evaluator/Contract Monitor 3 3 congressional support for Linnas. — BEGINS 1-28-85 — poker analogy: “ I see that Markel help; train the new buffer with the media, and a 3rd Qtr. '82 Fleet Manager 4 0 Beverly A. Walton Four women and a man arc deep concern with our own The most virulent letter was recruits. “ I teach how to take care recent session showed why Police Officer 60 10 currently enrolled in training. Sue ir Free Day and Evening High Executive Director written by Rubel, himself ah of sick children,” Markel said. deep concern.” 4th Qtr. '82 Public Safety Dispatcher 1 2 'Jackowenko, 23, of New Britain, he’s a hit with reporters: Mental Health Association of Connecticut Estonian immigrant, who des­ said she was bored with her job as a Emily Moskowitz, Markers col­ School Equivalency Classes 1st Qtr. '83 Firefighter* 33 2 Question: “ Yesterday the Question: “ Is it grave?” cribed Stalinist Russia as “ exclu­ -switchboard operator, and could league with a doctorate in child (For the person who wishes 4 Maintenance Mechanic 2 0 Finnish (government) ex­ Burch: “Oh, no. Don’t say sively ruled by Marxist Zionist .make about $800 a month in the development, does most of the to take the Connecticut High 4 2nd Qtr. '83 Asst. Collector Revenue 5 0 pressed, quote, ‘deep con­ ‘grave.’ Thank you for with­ Jews.” The truth is that Jewish .Hartford area as a live-in nanny or teaching, with other specialists. Asst. Building Inspector* 1 School Diploma Examina­ 0 Soviet leaders were systemati­ $7 an hour for daytime work. “ We have a certified emergency cern,’ close quote, over the drawing that question.” 3rd Qtr. '83 Library Clerk I 1 medical technician who does the tion) 2 cally exterminated during thp Inez Globman, 61, said her age A complete CPR training,” Markel Secretary 0 1 Stalinist purges. kept her from finding another job i t Free Day and Evening Pre- 4th Qtr. '83 Director of Health 1 after leaving hers four years ago. said. 2 In his letter to Shultz, Rubel also High School Review (For the Police Officer 43 Inaugural nuts 8. describes Baltic Jews who naan* person who needs some re­ 1st Qtr. '84 Light Equipment Operator to 0 aged to escape the Nazi deatfi view in Spelling, Reading or Police Mechanic 2 0 squads and join local guerrlllS Math) vn® .toot®^' “Say ‘nuts’ to your friends high birds are available. Firefighter/Paramedic 3 0 bans as “ leaders of extermination LAST CHANCE TO REGISTER at MCC who aren’t ready and revved Cost: $1,750 each. 2nd Qtr. '84 Data Entry Clerk 1 7 i t Free Day and Evening En­ battalions, killing innocent peopl( i"® ue'fo'* up for the 50th presidential • The “Nancy Reagan Social Worker 0 4 and burning their abodes.” If you haven’t yet registered for Spring '85 ciasses, glish as a Second Language American Hybrid Tea Rose, Programmer I 2 2 inaugural,” -advises an ad­ He also questioned why “ the just check the dates below. Classes Buyer 0 1 vertisement for a box of sculpted in bisque porcelain members of the Jewish J U D E ff 3rd Qtr. '84 Public Safety Dispatcher 0 3 For Information Call 647-3536 '(O'J “souvenir snack food,” in­ by Boehm. Cost: $475. RAT, who profited from tho Account Clerk 1 1 Classes begin January 23 cluding nuts, being sold by • A Royal Doulton mug Holocaust (are) allowed to remaiS Personnel Officer Reagan’s inaugural with R R ’s face on it and a 5 2 in the United States and are ncS Location; Hegistrar's Office Wadnasday, January 16 — 1>4 p.m. ADULT HIGH SCHOOL CREDIT DIPLOMA PROGRAM committee. tasseled flag handle. Cost: * One applicant hired 181 SO sought out by the OSI.” > In the Lowe Building (Beginning Jan. 28th) (For persons who wishes to get Rubel accuses “ the OSI with itjj Thuraday, January 17 — 4-7 p.m. Other “commemoratives” $295, $100 of which goes to the The above information ciearly indicates through credit for former high school courses, work, military U.S.A. Zionist System” of “ dire3tege Sheraton Hotels. Inns A Resorts Worldwidg like the one presented to bration,” “for your more "Can you BELIEVE It? My mother didn’t know registering for classes? for more information about this program. the hospitolity peopie of I T T Frank J. Smith group in Washington speaki 60 Btdw*« StTMt Trumbull Street at Civic Center Raza. Reagan after his re-election. casual inaugural moments.” 93 Ferguson Road the difference between ACID rain and 'PURPLE through the OSI for the U.l^ Call 647-6147 ManchaMar, ConoscUcut 06040 Hartford. Connecticut 06103 • 203-728*5151 Five hundred of the 11-inch- Cost: $20. ^ Manchester Rain.’" government.” •••* r MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. Jan. 14. 1985 - 9 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Mondiiy. Jun. 14, 1985 CAP »*AIN EA SY Crook* A C*M io . B)LCEtu6NCV. OF Monday TV FOOUi^WAV. Most youths remain missing 'xperti give tips to keep starts spending more time with her and the 6:00 PM CD (X) ^ (^ n «ws kids. Bobby Smith’s return a rare happy ending CD Thf*#‘« Company Channels (D Merv Griffin youths safe CD Hart to Hart CD (40) MOVIE: 'Hearst and Davies two years with the airing of (the TV WFSB Hartford. CT on child abuse and family violence, (3i) Banaon Affair' The scandalous romartce between movie) 'Adam,' and other cases WNEW New York. NY (E By Kon Francklino said the fact that police found By United ress O ) Dr. Gena Scott the rich and powerful publisher and the. that have come to the forefront. WTNH New Haven. CT (S Ziegfeld girl he made a star. Robert Mit- United Press International Bobby and arrested Collins on a Internatlor, .1 Uttta House on the Prairie WOR New York. NY (E chum, Virginia Madsen. 1984. child molesting charge was a "There are still police depart­ WPIX New York. NY 0® ^4) Dr. Who Ci$) Dr. Gene Scott PROVIDENCE, R.I. - Curly- rarity in cases where strangers ments that don’t use NCIC for Here are suggestions, from WHCT Hartford. CT (9 missing kids. For the most part, one Day at a Time WTXX Watarburv. CT 2 2 ) MOVIE: 'Execution' Five women haired Bobby Smith, 13, became a snatch children from their homes experts, on things parents Newswatch WWLP Springfiald. MA 0$ plot revenge on the sadistic former Nazi happy rarity in the annals of or neighborhoods. Atl|4a doesn't. For the most part, should do to help prevent their WEOH Hartford. CT S4 doctor who tortured them during their con­ Chi^go doesn’t. And you might as tMundo Latino Jesse Losada y Sonia America’s missing children. "It is rare," Gelles said, "be­ children from being lured away WVIT Hartford. CT 99 finement in a concentration camp. Loretta Vorhauer son los anfritK>ne8 de este pro- He was found alive. cause they don’t catch that many wellsay New York City doesn’t at WSBK Boston. MA 99 Swit. Valerio Harper, Rip Torn. 1984. LEVY’S LAW *^y Jam ** 8chUfn*i*t*r by strangers. grama de asuntos publicos nacionalos pre- WGGB Spring^ld. MA The Long Beach, Calif., boy was all.” ;, sentando emrevistas. not‘cias. depones y 99 (24) (§!^ American Playhouse fCC) Go of them to begin with. It was a • Tell them they have the WXTV Paterson. NJ Tell It On the Mountain.’ Olivia Cole, Ruby lured away from home on April 10, freak solution. Until last year, THI^ NATIONAL CENTER for un segmenlo desde Hollywood. WQBY Springfield. MA A B O U r right to say "n o," to mean it, Oee. Atfre Woodard and Paul Winfield star r UTTUE- 1983 by a man who befriended him. there was no mechanism to catch Missing and Exploited Children dD MacNeil/Lehrar Newshour WTIC Hartfoiti. CT 9t and to say it forcibly if an adult in this story about the pain and turmoil that JE:NNFt:i _ Doris Smith said the man appar- them, there was no clearing was formed following the widely ® ) Good Times CNN Cable News Ntwrk (CNN) a family experiences both in the South and tries to coerce or grab them. ESPN Sport* Network lESPNl " ently gained her son’s confidence [CNNi Prog Cont'd in Harlem from 1892 to 1935. (2 hrs.) house.” publicized case of Adam Walsh, 6, Resist, run, scream for help. HBO Home Box Offica iHBOl by giving him money to play video The National Center for Missing who vanished from a Hollywood, [HBOl MOVIE: 'Hysterical' The ghost of CINEMAX Cinemax iMAXl ® El Maleficio • Assure them that: a vengeful woman makes life difficult for a games. and Exploited Children, which Fla., shopping center in 1982. His "Mommy and Daddy are going TMC Movie Channel iTMCl $i) Police Women The child-snatching began a writer. Hudson Brothers, Bud Con, Keenan USA USA Network lUSAl [CNN] Freeman Reports opened last June in Washington, severed head was found 2'A-weeks to support you if you say no Wynn. Rated PG. 21-month cross-country ordeal. D.C., had Bobby Smith listed in an later. The case inspired an NBC- when somebody wants you to do [MAX]MOVIE; *Coma'A doctor investi­ 9:30 PM CD Newhart George per­ Police said transient ex-convict "abducted children’s directory" it TV movie last year on the family’s something that you have been gates biiarre happenings in a big Boston before reaching the agency (60 min.) forms a life-saving act but wants to keep it David R. Collins, 55, took Bobby a secret-* with no help from Dick. distributed to law enforcement search for Adam. taught is wrong." hospital Genevieve Bujold, Richard Wid- CD PM Magazine from Califoria to the Pacific mark, Michael Douglas. 1977. Rated PG Grandee Series: Anakena agencies in mid-October. So far, Rhode Island State Police said • Tell them: "If you can’t get CD dfS) Hardcastle & McCormick (CC) Northwest, then to the Deep South, ^ b b y is the only child in that book Bobby Smith told them he saw the (TM Cl MOVIE: How I Won the War' A The Judge enrolls at a fat farm for wealthy 1 0 : 0 0 P M CD Cagney and Lacey away from that person, get to man reminisces about his military career, and, most recently, to New Eng­ who has been found. movie on TV. Lt. Richard Wheeler, safety as soon as you can, come people in order to catch a murderer. (60 CD News but somewhat distorts the truth. John Len­ min.) land where Bobby's family has its John B. Rabun Jr., deputy detective commander, said Bobby back when you can, and tell non, Michael Crawford. 1967. dD Independent News CD News roots. director of the center, credited also saw his own photograph what happened to somebody [U SAl Cartoon Express (14) Dr. Gene Scott In their travels, Collins told QD MOVIE: 'A High Wind in Jamaica' good, solid police work for crack­ flashed on the television screen you trust.” 6 : 3 0 P M CD di) One Day at a Time Five children are sent by their parents back (2) Wild, Wild West ALLEY OOP L' by Dave Qraue people Bobby was his son, and the ing the case. after the movie. • Do things that make such a (H) Barney Miller to England for proper schooling, but are $ 0 Kojak T H IS / A N P M Y I I'M VERY l o o k s l ik e WE'RE boy went by the name "Bobby "These guys did this in abso­ Bobby said when he saw his attacked enroute by pirates. Anthony WILFIK.THIS YOUNG AS MUCH OF A N X WELL, tragedy less likely to occur. (3$ NBC News [CNN] Evening News FELLA'S AN ACQUAINTANCE IS V N A M E 'S p l e a s e d Simpson.” lutely the right way,” Rabun said. picture, he thought he wanted to go Quinn. Lila Kedrova, James Colburn. 1965 PERLAY MIK.! TO M E E T a r m y AS YOU'RE/AT LEAST Don’t let them go unaccompan­ [ESPN] College Basketball: Old OF MINE...HIS NAME'S g o n n a GET, y I WON'T It ended last Monday when (8 l Nightly Busirtess Report (3$ Dr. Gane Scott A L L O F "You’ve got some of the best law home, but was too frightened to ied to a game room, a movie, or Dominion at DePaul TOKO! YOU! WILFIK! y f BE RETURN- police traced a car involved in a ® Jeffersons ' ING EMFTY- enforcement work in children's call and forgot the hotline number. local soda shop, or to fast food (2) MOVIE: 'Between Heaven and Hell' [HBO] Elvis; One Night with You Cele­ crash which killed another tee­ d d ABC News (CC) The members of a brawling Army unit in HANPEP! cases involved in this case — in He said he sometimes tried to call places. brate ’the King’s ’ 50th birthday with exclu­ nager to a Robert Hickcox, alias dj) Noticlero SIN the Pacific during World War II fifKl that Long Beach and in Rhode Island. home, but had forgotten that ‘Kids need to be told these sive footage taped 16 years ago. David Hunter. Further checking they must achieve harmony among them­ Long Beach put Bobby's file in the number, too. thing.s whether they are 2-years- ICN N l Showbiz Today selves before facing the enemy. Robert [MAX] MOVIE: 'Warlock' A gunfighter with the National Crime Informa­ and a cowboy join forces to wipe out a NCIC, and in Rhode Island, the "Probably once a week, he old or 17. It is more than just [ESPN ] Mazda SportsLook Wagner. Terry Moore. Broderick Craw­ tion Center’s police network ford. 1956. gang terrorizing Warlock. Richard Wid- state police are under orders to would ask to call his parents,” saying don't take candy from 7 : 0 0 P M CD CBS News mark, Henry Fonda, Anthony Quinn. 1959. showed that Hunter was wanted in (2 ) TV's Bloopers A Practical Jokes work hard on these cases.” Wheeler said said Bobby told strangers," said John Rabun, CD ® M*A*S'H California in the disappearance of Tonight's practical joke victims are Abe [TM C] MOVIE: 'The Return of the Man DPI photo Rabun said the attention police police. But Collins would tell Deputy Director of the National 4 CD ABC News (CC) Vigoda and Lisa Hartman. (60 min.) Called Horse' A British nobleman returns Robert C. Smith Jr. of Long Beach. pay to such cases is improving Bobby "if he did, he would be to defend his people against the whites. Center for Missing and Explo­ 4 When state police went to the CD Dallas (34) (ID W onderworks (CC) 'And the Richard Harris. Rated PG. Robert Smith Jr., 13, the Long Beach. Calif, youth who across the country — but not locked away for the rest of his life ited Children in Washington ^ Jeffersons Children Shall Lead.’ A young girl's life is Providence apartment of Hickcox, profourKfly affected by the civil rights was reunited with his father, Robert, last Wednesday, enough to suit him. somewhere,” the lieutenant said. D.C. ® Dr. Gene Scott 1 0 : 3 0 P M CD CNN Headline News alias Hunter, they found Collins — movement that has come to her sleepy "The fact is. on a public policy The National Center for Missing "Most adults who are into (S) News his real name — and Bobby Smith. gets a hug from lis dad at the end of his two-year ® Barney Miller Mississippi town. (60 min.) level, nobody has ever told police and Exioited Children estimates kids are not offering candy." ® Odd Couple , kidnapping ordeal. His father said he never lost hope for (2^ Wheel of Forturte (31 MOVIE: 'The Man Who Shot Ubarty to give the same attention to stolen 1.5 million children disappear a Rabun said. “ It could be any­ it ) 24 Horas THE BORN LOSER "by Art Sanaom SOCIOLOGIST RICHARD J. ® MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour Valance' Liberty Valance, who terrorizes a his son’s return and left Bobby’s room intact while kids as they have to stolen TV sets. year, and 2,000 to 3,000 of them are thing — a kitten, a puppy small Western town, is opposed only by (USA) Dragnet GELLES of the University of Family Feud That's turned around in the last never found. money to play video games. two men, the hero of the town and a ten­ (5eU6HTRJL,TILL WOULD'(00 BELlEVg Rhode Island, a national authority awaiting his return. dD Marisela derfoot lawyer. James Stewart, John 11:00PM CD (D (Stt) ® News This is not an avocation with EUROPE WE WE W05EUTHE dd Nightly Business Report Wayne. Vera Miles. 1962. CD Taxi these people. It is a compulsion DifTrent Strokes Coses de Casados D Phil Silvers K FAR© ANP f fciTYOF LI6HT“F0R they know what works with (CNN] Monayline @ ) Fantasy Island (0 ) Odd Couple HAPABOOT FNEPA'^AMPI Rhody abduction probe turns to welfare fraud kids." [ESPN] SportsCenter [CNN] Prime News (tl) Dr. Gene Scott Dr. Frances Sink, co-director WmUHEFUJ.. DIDN'T 60 TO THe [USA] Radio 1990 [ESPN] College Basketball: St. John's (2 ) Honeymooners of the Sexual Abuse Treatment at Pittsburgh Jan. 7 when Rhode Island state River children between ages 8 and "He has so many aliases, we don’t & Dr. Who LOUVRE ONCeV By Ken Fronckllna David R. Collins, 55, was being Team at Children’s Hospital in 7 : 3 0 P M CD PM Magazine troopers went to Collins' apart­ 14, Detective Michael Hoar said know which is real and which is [HBO] MOVIE: 'Across the Great ® M*A*S*H United Press International held without bail today at the state Boston, said, "What tends to CD All In the Family Sunday. aliases. It may take some time” Divide' Two orphans travel west to claim prison in Cranston pending ar­ ment while investigating the invol­ happen is molesters form a CD Wheel of Fortune their land inheritance. Heather Rattray. (1^ Ten O'clock News Collins and Bobby lived in a Fall before charges are brought, he raignment on kidnapping and child vement of Collins’ car in a j relationship with the child that (3D litdependent News Mark Hall, Robert Logan. 1976. Rated G. (it) MOVIE: 'Cattle Drive' The spoiled PROVIDENCE, R.I. - The River apartment building owned said. 14-year-old son of a railroad magnate ex-convict drifter indicted in the molesting charges in the disap­ high-speed crash that killed a locall has positive qualities in it. They ( 2 Hogan's Heroes [m a x ] MOVIE: ‘Easy Money’ A booz­ by the police chief between Febru­ ing, gambling man must become respecta­ finds friendship and understanding with a April 1983 abduction of a California pearance of Bobby Smith, 13, of teenager. | Among charges Massachusetts work on building« trust. They (2) M*A*S*H ary and June 1984, he said. ble for one year to inherit $10 million. cowhand on a dangerous cattle drive ac­ boy now is under investigation for Long Beach, Calif. State police said Collins, an' police may bring in connetion with become someone the child will Rodney Dangerfield. Joe Pesci, Geraldine ross parched desert to Santa Fe. Joel Fall River detectives have re­ Entertainment Tonight welfare fraud and possible links to Bobby Smith, lured from his ex-convict born in Buffalo, N.Y., alleged welfare fraud are using a believe and would trust to follow Fitzgerald. 1983. Rated R. McCrea, Dean Stockwell, Chill Wills. 1951 ceived reports that Bobby had ® Barney Miller “ other missing children, police say. home on April 10, 1983, was found has served a total of 12 years in fictitious name, larceny, mail their judgment." [TM C] MOVIE: 'It Happened at the [CN N ] Money line friends in the area who frequented ® People's Court FRANK AND ERNEST <^by Bbb Thavat federal prisons in five states for fraud, forgery and perjury. Coutu "I think that children who World's Fair' Two broke bush pilots find [HBOl MOVIE: 'Without a Trace' When the apartment where he was ^ Wild Worid of Animals themselves in charge of a seven-year-old a small boy doesn't return home from forgery, bank fraud and auto theft. said. have been isolated from any J One Day at a Time Chinese girl at the Seattle World's Fair. El­ school, his mother and a compassionate m m wuR He also faces a California fugitive staying with Collins, Hoar said. support system except one [CNN] Crossfire vis Presley, Joan O'Brien. Gary Lockwood. cop embark on a seemingly hopeless CITY State teaches safety.. . warrant in the Smith case. "Collins had contact with them," Before Bobby left Rhode Island J person might not know how to 1963 search. Judd Hirsch, Kate Nelligan, Stock- DOUARS TO WORKl IF /WY PoLl AP/ Hoar said. "W e don't know to what Wednesday night, he appeared for [ESPN ] Collega Basketball Report Police said investigation of Col­ get help. They might not believe 8 : 3 0 P M CD Rituals ard Channing. 1983. Rated PG. BANK The six-to 12-week course begin­ extent. It .may have been normal about five minutes before the [HBO] Fraggle Rock While trying to APFNT Too gu/Y, WEST HAVEN (UPI) - A pilot lins’ coast-to-coast activities in that other people would be (D MOVIE: 'The White Tower' Six peo­ [USA] Gong Show program- is being developed for ning in March will teach children everyday goings on, but we have to Providence County grand jury avoid Joke Day, Boober spots the Glob in recent years, focusing on welfare helpful to them. Fraggle Rock. ple attempt to scale an almost insurmount­ 1 1 : 1 5 P M it ) Reporter 41 Forest Elementary School to teach about personal safety and go fraud and missing children, was investigate every lead we get." which indicted Collins. able mountain, each for a different reason. Q r p TO [USA] NHL Hockey: Minnesota at beyond the warnings delivered by 1950 1 1 : 3 0 P M CD Three's Company children how make personal safety continuing. He said police have received “ no Washington as automatic as brushing their parents or youth officers, Onofrio @) Mas A^Hsa c:on la Risa CD Charlie's Angels piCfc up A They said they suspect Collins — actual reports of child molestation 8 : 0 0 P M ( D Scarecrow and Mrs. CD i4 ) ABC News Nightline teeth. said. using up to two dozen aliases — at this time.” King Amanda is framed as a double agent 9 : 0 0 P M Q ) Kota •• AlUa AUie finds "It’s something we feel should be The program will include lessons was involved in extensive welfare after comnninlat defectors are found ^ nd hersetf falling for Charles again when he (ft) Bums *1 Allen A etMSbyNEA M part of .our total educational developed by the Adam Walsh fraud in various states where he Honeymooners IwAvci I-1A POLICE ONLY HAVE FIRST A Child Development Center in Flor­ 2 ) Leave It to Beaver program, T^aid Deputy Superin­ would live for a few months until names of the children and are ida and the New Haven Consulta­ tendent of Schools John Onofrio. benefits ran out. trying to locate them, Hoar said. (2 ) (2) Best of Carson Tonight’s guests tion Center. are George Burns, Victoria Principal and "With all of the recent news They are also preparing to charge "Personal safety should be as HEARST a DAVIES Tex Cobb. (R) (60 min.) reports of kidnappings and sexual STATE POLICE ALSO were Collins with defrauding the wel­ ® Anything for Money abuse, we feel it is absolutely automatic as brushing your investigating the possibility Col­ Robert Milchum and Virgin­ WINTHROP ®by Dick Cavalll fare system. it ) Pelicula: 'La Trenza' necessary.” teeth,” said Viola Waldo, president lins had contact with other missing ia Madsen star as William Ran­ j7 ) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour ' YOU /^^AY HAVE NOTICBO " IT IS BLANK FDR. REASONS A B O V E A L L , Several weeks ago, a 6-year-old of the Forest PTA, who helped children. Collins lived with Bobby in a dolph Hearst. one ot the develop the program. “ I have second floor apartment at 708 [CNN] Sports Tonight THAT Y3UR LOHS-RANae WHICH we PO NOTGARETD T R Y M O T T O boy struggled away from a Detective Lt. Richard Wheeler N richest and most powerful men stranger who tried to lure him into every hope that this will do well said photographs of other boys and Pleasant St. in Fall River, police [USA] Make Me Laugh In America, and Marlon SIX-/AOMTH HOROSCOPE GO INTO AT THIS TIME. WORRY." and other schools will pick it up.” N said. The building, in a relatively IS B L A N K . a car as he walked to school. The girls, which were found in Collins’ Davies, a ZIegteld Girl, in "The 1 2 : 0 0 A M CD Simon & Simon boy could not identify his attacker The program was proposed by apartment, have been sent to the busy downtown business district, Hearst and Davies Affair." to CD Rockford Files or the car, police said. Harris. “ We teach fire safety and National Center for Missing and is owned by Police Chief Raymond air MONDAY, JAN. 14 on CD Hawaii Five-O "Parents sometimes don't real­ health safety. It seems we should Exploited Children in Washington, Conroy and is managed by a ABC. it ) star Trek ize just how quickly something can also teach personal safety," she D.C., for possible identification. caretaker. ( S Of- Gene Scott happen,” Board of Education said. Fall River, Mass., police have "I do know he had at least two CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME (2) MOVIE: 'Desiree' The story of Napo­ Jayne Harris said. "Kids are A network of social, service received reports that Collins may aliases and welfare cards,” Detec­ leon and his thwarted first love, the daugh­ naturally trusting. They don't agencies also will be tapjied if any have had contact with several Fall - tive Capt. Normand Coutu said. ter of a silk merchant, and how their later sexual-abuse or other problems meetings chahge the course of history. Dl» think anything about getting Marlon Brando, Jean Simmons, Merle Ov- JL am-i within striking distance — an come to light during the program. eron, Michael Rennie. 1954 arm's reach — of a stranger.” Onofrio said. ( 2 MOVIE: 'Captain's Paradise’ A ferry captain marries two women and finds life very pleasant until the two find out about ATTENTION — each other. Alec Guinness, Yvonne De Astrograph ... SO does another SMALL BUSINESS OWNERS AND OPERATORSI Carlo, Celia Johnson. 1953. Crossword (2 ) Charlie's Angels LONG BEACH, Calif. (UPI) - A lived with Smith. Is foreign trade in your company’s near future? i t ) M isa de Roma P ISC ES (Fab. 20-March 20) Your friend- members of your fsmily. Attend to their Long Beach man says he warned, He said Collins shared the room [CNN] Newsnight llness. warmth and enthusiasm will pens- Immediate needs first and shift yours to police almost two years ago that for about six months with an older For a better understanding of the exciting field of importing ACROSS 2 German Answer to Previous Puzzle [ESPN] SportsCenter qfour Irate even the hardest ot hearts today, second place. David R. Collins — charged last teenager named Rick who would negative and exporting attend Manchester Community College’s w N | [MAX] M OVIE: 'The Unseen' Three va­ Sour faces will disappear when you turn _ . . . week with abducting and sexually bring young boys to Collins. Storie 1 Business 3 Common new cause — cationing women room at an eerie board­ ^Birthday on the charm. VIHQO (Aug. 23-Sapl. 22) If possible, try assaulting a 13-year-old boy — was said the children appeared to be no abbreviation (comb, form)' 0 U| 1 ing house. Barbara Bach, Stephen Furst. ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Greater luck cl«ar o( Mrlous-minded people 1982 Rated R. January 15,1965 allegedly involved with numerous older than about 6 or 8 years old. 4 Covers 4 Celtic language o M A Is going for you today than you may be « could adversely "He (Rick) wasn’t ever work­ “International Trade” 5 River inlet [TM C] MOVIE: The Uncotn small boys. i) 9 Social L e ls A pleasant, active year Is In store (or you However, other Ingredients oS^t^rcliMr^^^^^ But Herb Storie, a former ing,” Storie said. "I asked him how ineect 6 Beast of burden Conspiracy' This historical drama por­ socially. You will develop many new needed lor victory will bo perseverance '"'""naae you feel chearlul. 6 Thursday evenings trays events leading up to and immediately neighbor • of the 55-year-old ex­ he was paying the rent and he said, New. Th0 OulekSUrtWilghlLoitPrognm,th0mo$t»ucc0u(ulprognm 12 Fair grade 7 Footlike part friends, as well as an Interest In fun pur- and practicality. LIBRA (Saol. 23-Ocl 2ai rnmim... January 31 — March 21, 7-9 pm following the assassination of President convict, said Saturday police took 'I turn these little kids onto In (he filetory of might Wttehnn, IMS now boon mads even ottlor 13 Iron (Ger.) 8 Rains frost Lincoln. Bradford Dillman, John Dehner, suits you've never tried before. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Have contI- giyg priority to matters that could no action until Collins and Bobby David.’” Fee: $45 mprevad. with mors of Ills sssisst mono pisns ws’vs s vsr otiorod. So loin tils 14 These (Fr.) 9 Holed in one John Anderson. 1978. Rated G. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-J«.. 19) Do not be 'n ab llly as a negotiator rncreaw y 2 r earnlngaTenha^^^^^^^ millions of poopio who loti millions ol poundo on tbs Quick S isrI overly Influenced by the failure of others agree- material well-being. Your luck Is etrono- Smith disappeared about 21 Bobby Smith, 13, was discovered 16 One (Ger.) 10 Snow field [USA] Radio 1990 (fa s v sn Program bscsuss Ibis yssrwsVs msds ftsssfsr—just lorj/ou. Ju sI loday because you’ll have excellent ITflj!; roaulfs. get In these areas.'' months ago on a cross-country with Collins in a rundown apart­ Call 647-6242 Manchester ConvnunilyColege 16 Throwing rope 11 Ivan the 1 2 : 3 0 A M CD Starsky and Hutch chances ot succeeding in situations GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Banellta you JAM onalor. for your fflsslyfs. Don’t wait—join HVfobI Wstebsrs* today. Terrible journey that ended in a seedy ment in Providence, R.I., last 17 Mrs. Peron 2 ) Kung Fu whore they fell flat. Your Astro-Graph dall^Uarately seek will be awarded SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Do not aiiou, for registration information eOBklvM«StrMl 19 Cold wind (Fr.) apartment in Providence. R.I. week, while police were investigat­ MaKtmtar, CkxwaOlcut 06040 18 Uppity people C ® Late Night with David Latterman predictions tor the now year can help •°**ay In a situation where you are yourself to become Immersed in Inalanih ing a fatal accident involving * Pmyoolytho$Tflrmtmomtlnglootololn,throughJanuary2S.mil 20 Fisherman's 21 Move (Lat.) guide you to happier tomorrows. Mall $1 amceroly trying to bo of service to anoth- cant developments today. Madame'*for: "I went over and told them D 1 [ESPN ] NFL's Greatest Moments (police) that there were some Collins’s car. giva you lha raglatrallon faa (a t13 valua) ra s a i Pay only V for all boot 23 Island in the to Aslro-Graph, Box 489, Radio City tune favors you when you shoot for 1 E E T [USA] NHL Hockey: Minnesota at Smith went home to Long Beach following m sslings. 22 Christian Mediterranean Station, New York. NY 10019. Be sure to CANCER (June 21-July 22) It behooves something large, illegal things going on up there," Washington state your zodiac sign. y°v to get involved In the social swim late last week while Rhode Island Offarv§lldoniYa$aai$oourttandoannotb0comt>inadwlihanyoth»rdi$countofapaciel symbol 24 Dopes 8| N N Si S E Storie said. “ And they said, well, I £ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) Challenge '°^®y. Go to tamlllar haunts where you’ll SAQITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dae. 21) Prolltle officials indicted Collins on eight rare. Offer ¥§lfd In perilolpetlng areae onty. 24 Doctrine 25 Superman's girl 1 : 0 0 A M CD McMillan & Wife had to have allegations to back up 26 Medieval slave 41 Be correct size 52 Bundles of ' awakens your resourcefulness, as well as 8nd companions whose company you not a dirty word. Today In your commer- my story.” counts' of sexual assault and one 25 Lower CD Anything for Money your other line qualities today. You'll be enjoy. clal dealings you should be able to reap a 27 Cogwheel hides count of kidnapping. Collins is appendages 45 Flanders treaty CD Saint at your best when you have to prove ('•“ 'y *3-Aug. 22) Put yourself out a reasonable return and still treat others In Sgt. Merl M. Barrett said it is 29 Pen tips 53 Adam's being held without bail at the Adult 26 Hoosier State city (S) Twilight Zone yourself. Olt today to make things more secure for an honorable fashion. "quite possible’’ police received Tha lk¥f,lm prw ntl QUICK START* Program 31 Image grandson Correctional Institutions in Cran­ (abbr.) 47 More dry d9) Dr. Gerta Scott the complaint and never acted. He 4 32 Aromatic 54 Network said the victim has to come ston, R.I. m 30 Farmyard From IVII0N7 N U rc im C fle Found... ointment 48 Dry dishes 57 Debtor's note 2 ) Film/Slgn off 4 Law enforcement officials are sound forward or the police have to have 33 Leg joint 49 Rivers (Sp.) 58 Noise [CNN] Crossfire also investigating in several other 34 Biblical prophet some legal basis before they can 39 Oodles 50 Sights 59 Noun suffix [ESPN ] PKA Full Contact Karate* Bridge charge someone with a crime. communities around the nation 35 102, Roman World Light Heavyweight Champion­ where Collins and Smith allegedly 36 Tin 1 2 3 1 6 6 7 ship Coverage of this karate bout is Storie, himself an ex-convict, NEW MEMBERS, MAINTENANCE AND LIFETIME MEMBERS presented from Sacramento, CA. (90 min.) still lives in the squalid rooming lived during their months on the The S A L E is. on SH O U LD A R R IV E M HOUS BEFORE TIMES LISTED BELOW 37 Actress Balin 12 Declarer won the club jack and run. 36 Nigerian tribe [HBOl MOVIE: Tha L o n a ly J ^ ^ sue- Things are not house where Collins allegedly first FOR REGISTRATION AND PRE-MEETINQ ORIENTATION. cessful screenwriter shocks everyone by NORTH I-14B! played the ace of diamonds, and the 39 Knowledge 16 telling exactly how she reached the top. Pia 4K 10 6 queen from West popped up like a EAST HARTFORD EAST HARTFORD 40 Feudal servant Zadora, Lloyd Bochner, Bibi Besch. 1983. YK J what they seem rabbit out of a hat. If that was.a 20% to 70% OFF tvs MANCHESTER KidgMtolCohimbueHell HolMtyInn 42 Landing boat 16 Rated R. OKJ6542 singleton, it meant Blast had four dt^- Second CeneragillomI Ch. Something Different...... Wish Someone A 363 Roberts Strut 43 Wave (Fr.) ♦ 85 By James Jacoby monds to the 10, and it would be fatal Doors open 9 a.m. 386 N. Mein 81. 1831 Mein Strut 1 : 3 0 A M CD Hogan's Heroes * Mon. 4:45 pm 6 6:30 pm •Mon. 0:30 pm Exit 58 oft 1-84 44 1957 science \23 24 for declarer to give up a diamond {o dD Independent News WEST EAST •Wed. 6:45 pm a|M 4JI IS ■< i31 IS event (abbr.) ♦ A8S4 ♦97 East. Accordingly South started on Happy Birthday YMCA-YWCA 26 26 27 1 28 29 dD Despedida Great defense is like the tricks of a 46 Fast aircraft ♦ Q976 WA52 master magician. The defenders cre­ spades. West held up the ace until the YWCA 770 Mein Strut SOUTH WINDSOR [CNN] Newsnight Update With A Heraid Happy Heart (abbr.) 34 36 6Q3 ♦10 9 7 ate an illusion for an audience of one third round and then continued cluba. 78 N. Mein Strut >Wed.9;30im Wepplng Comm. CtMwcb 48 Anger [TM C] MOVIE: 'Hammett' A prostitu­ ♦ 10 96 ♦AQ732 — the declarer. He Ukes the illusion Our unfortunate declarer, still con^ •Tburi.0:30em 1790 Ellington Rd. tion ring, a millionaire and a blackmail plot ‘ Thurt.6'30ptennis the way be.st tennis player, but he almost little more,” he said. “It got me ment hearing in Hartford Superior lane and collided with another car even more into the match. When I This was McEnroe's third Mas­ head-on. The driver of the other Judge Mary Aspell that besides disbarred. better person for it. John McEnroe does. defeated himself Sunday when he Court that a Bristol Court judge "The matter certainly was dis­ Without question, McEnroe got back into play I felt fine." ters title, and the second yqar in a car, David Charest, died of a imposing a criminal penalty, NEW YORK - It isn’t often a Then again, it is even less often socked a ball into his eye during a row he has beaten Ixjndl in straight has already ruled on whether Kremski addressed the question of cussed before Judge Kremski,’’ temper tcantrum. Apparently so. After saving two Pagano should lose his law license. punctured lung, according to the break points. McEnroe held serve sets in the final. state medical examiner. whether Pagano should lose his Meisler said. He said Kremski Following a three-minute injury Vernon lawyer Arthur P. discussed a request from members timeout, McEnroe was able to to end the set, then stretched his McEnroe completed a grand day license or be temporarily sus­ by teaming with Peter Fleming to Meisler moved to have dismissed a On Aug. 29 Pagano pleaded no pended from practicing law. of the Charest family to suspend return to the cOurt and demon­ skein to 11 games by winning the request from the Grievance Com­ contest (o a charge of misconduct his law license for six months. strate once again how truly great next eight, carrying him to 2-0 in win the Masters doubles title for Kremski decided against profes­ the seventh consecutive time, mittee of the Hartford-New Britain with a motor vehicle, resulting in a sional discipline Meisler said. He he is, running off 11 consecutive the third set. Judidcial District for disciplinary “There simply is no waiver,’’ beating Mark Edmondson and felony conviction. 'The crime is said that Kremski later wrote a Murray countered. The Charests games en route to a 7-5, 6-0, 6-4 On only one more occasion, the action against Pagano. punishable by up to five years in letter to Flaherty explaining why wipeout of Ivan Lendl in the final of second game of the second set, was Sherwood Stewart 6-3, 6-1. A ruling on the motion to dismiss were not officially part of the With the 1984 .sca.son now com­ prison and a $5,000 fine. he took no disciplinary action. criminal proceedings, he said. t h e $400,00 0 Masters Lendl able to reach break point. is expected sometime in the next Championship. McEnroe totaled 11 aces, seven in plete, McEnroe can look back upon But Bristol Court Judge Julius But Murray, an Assistant State’s a year in which he won 82-of-85 four weeks, prosecutor Paul Mur­ Attorney, said Pagano never "The question of attorney disci­ The tournament, the traditional the opening set, to only two for ray said. Kremski gave Pagano a one-year pline is one that deserves to be Lendl. matches and collected official suspended sentence and two years’ waived the right to a separate season-ending elimax to the Grand Today’s hearing was called after hearing on whether he should be addressed on the record," Murray Prix circuit, is known as the Volvo Even McEnroe, the biggest earnings of $2,026,109. His singles the grievance committee recom­ probation. Xremski also ordered said. “There has to be some , critic of himself, was pleased with victory Sunday was worth $100,000 Pagano to perform 150 hours of disciplined professionally. Only if Masters. mended that the court impose Pagano had waived that right context in which all the parties McEnroe’s bizarre incident oc­ his play. and the doubles $17,000. professional sanctions against Pa­ community service. could VromcH havp ruled on understand what's going on.” curred in the 12th game of the “I feel as though it (his play) is In the new year, McEnroe said, gano, 36, a partner in the Manches­ Pagano and his regular attor­ opening set. minutes after the as high as it has ever been," he he would like "to improve, to .stay left-hander had gained a key break said. “1 .served well. I felt confi­ healthy and to enjoy it a little bit in the previous game. dent, I felt as though I could do more." As he was about to serve at anything I wanted with the ball. And how can he enjoy it more? Obituaries deuce, McEnroe suddenly stopped “I made a few careless mis­ "Just have more fun being out and yelled at a photographer, takes, but for a 10-game period I there, appreciating what 1 can do. played as well or if not better than being thankful that I'm in the Georgians E. Johnston Alice Gagnon UPI photo "Shut up.” Then, bouncing the ball N. Charles Boggini, on his racket to settle his nerves, he any other game I played before." positive aspects of what I have, Georgiana (Jean) E. Johnston, Alice (Bujaucius) Gagnon, 50, of batted the ball against his right Lendl, who now has lost .seven of “It gets a little frustrating when state representative 79. of 93 Plymouth Lane, died 82 North St., died Sunday at her Inaugural clash eye. his last eight meetings with people don't consider you like a from 1968 to 1972 Sunday at Manchester Memorial home. She was born in Manchester ’T ve hit myself before but it McEnroe, and 10 of 12, also was person. People don’t care about Hospital. She was born in Cook- Feb. 10, 1934, and had been a Derek Chase, 13, of Nashua, N.H., crashes his cymbals never hurt as much as that,” impressed. you. They think you’re some.sort of N. Charles Boggini, 74, of 71 shire, Quebec, Canada, May 10, lifelong resident. Sunday during the Spartan Drum and Bugle Corps ’ last McEnroe said. “As soon as I did it, “He gets much better as .soon as animal, and they treat you like Spencer St., a former state repre­ 1905, and had been a resident of She was employed at the Man­ practice before members were to leave for the 1985 UPI photo I realized I needed a break because he gets ahead.” Lendl said. “He dirt.” sentative of the former 20th Manchester since 1935. chester Molding Co. She was a starts serving better. When he’s In short, MeEnroe believes that Presidential Inauguration in Washington. The band of ' I couldn’t see at all.” Assembly District and a former She was a member of the Center communicant of St. Bridget John McEnroe grits his teeth as he Ivan Lendl Sunday. McEnroe won Remarkably, McEnroe claims holding his serve, he can do in addition to winning everything Church. more than 77 youngsters from southern New Hampshire member of the Board of Educa­ Congregational Church, Temple charges the net during finals in the 7-5,6-0, 6-4. the injury actually improved his anything he pleases on your .serve. in sight, “I think I deserve a hell of tion, died Sunday at a local Chapter 53, Order of the Eastern She is survived by her mother, was one of 25 selected from the 500 that competed. game. That’s not the way to play. a lot more respect than I get.” convalescent home. Star, AARP Chapter 2399, and the Mary Bujaucius of Manchester; Volvo Masters Championship against He served as a state representa­ Manchester Memorial Hospital two daughters, Linda G. Davidson tive from 1968 to 1972. He was also Auxiliary. and Diane Mankus, both of Man­ active in town affairs, serving as a She is survived by her husband. chester; three brothers, Albert member and chairman of the Keith E. Johnston, with whom she Bujaucius of West Hartford. Ed­ Union, proxy differ Dolphins’ arrival officially kicks off Super Bowl week Board of Tax Review. He was also celebrated a 57th wedding anniver­ ward Bujaucius and Frank Bujau­ assistant town prosecutor for the sary last August. She is also cius, both of Manchester: a sister, By Mike Rabun enemy, bring some balance to the Miami's schedule calls for a 7:35 and it was really low scoring for regarding his outstanding perfor­ that there have been a lot more Town of Manchester. He was a survived by one son, Murray E. Anne Mainville of Manchester; on contract predictions United Press International situation and officially kick off p.m. PST arrival and moments the Bears (who were shutout in the mance this year hps simply been — people (writers and broadcasters) member of the Board of Education Johnston of Manchester; one and one grandson. Super Bowl week. later Shula and some of his .star' NFC champion.ship match). “I don’t think about it.” around us.” Because of l)is Ic.ss than sensa­ and a Democratic committeeman. brother. Howard Drennan in Qu­ Prayer services will be held union members. The union is SAN FfiANClSCO - During the Miami coach Don Shula, who has players will be subjected to the “Yes, I think we have to put it in Montana has tried his best to Manchester Community Coliege first of the week’s major news convince people that last week was tional .showings against the New He was the former owner of the ebec: three sisters. Olivine Wark Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Watkins President Wiiliam E. Vincent said asking for a 19.7 percent wage week after they rolled over the more Super Bowl coaching expe­ the end zone.” Montana added. Charles Boggini Co. and had been and Helen Anderson, both in Funeral Home, 142 E. Center St. Chicago Bears, the San Francisco rience than anyone, has encour­ conferenees. "Field goals aren’t going to do it. fairly routine at the 49ers’ training York Giants and Bears in the today he anticipates a settlement increase over two years to bring playoffs, there was published active in many industry Quebec, and Elaine Cathart in Burial will be at the convenience of salaries of community college 49ers had it all to themselves in a aged his players to enjoy the Every sort of question will be But I still don't think it will be as site in Redwood City and that this 1973 photo in the contract negotiations with asked as the week progresses, but week is going to be only slightly speculation la.st week that Mon­ associations. Ontario, Canada; three grand­ the family. Calling hours are the Congress of Connecticut Com­ eniployees up to the level at other region filled with faithful who fully upcoming .seven days and absorb high scoring a game as a lot of He was born in Italy and had children; and five great­ Tuesday from 7 p.m. until the expect their heroes to claim a the hoopla rather than try to reject as the San Franei.sco-Miami Super people think" different. tana had fallen into a late-season N. Charles Boggini munity Colleges by the end of the state four-year colleges. Bowl is disected the area whieh is "You look around here and it’s tailspin. lived in Manchester most of his grandchildren. service. month, but a spokesman for the Another issue is the union’s second Super Bowl title next it. Montana and Marino will be the life. He graduated from Manches­ The funeral will be Wednesday Memorial donations may be Sunday. “If you fight it,” said Shula, “it most diseussed is the likelihood most scnitinized figures this week just like we are preparing for “Nope,” Montana said. ’T m not Fannie Costanzo union was not as optimistic. demand for a bidding system that the 49ers will have to try to in a slump. We’ve been playing ter High School and attended New at 10 a.m. at the Center Congrega­ made to the American Heart which would require that adminis­ Today, however, the Miami turns out to be a long week. You and both seemed well prepared to another game,” said Montana. Steve Thornton, an organizer for want it to be an enjoyable week, not match the Dolphins in scoring. ”We do the same things. We work some good teams who have good York University. Fannie (Grimaldi) Costanzo, 81. tional Church. Burial will be in Association. 310 Collins St., the “4Cs,” said today he couid not trators within the community Dolphins will make the cross­ withstand the attention. He is survived by his wife, Sophie of 145 Hebron Road. Bolton, died Rose Hill Memorial Park, Rocky Hartford. country trip, enter the lair of the a miserable one” Even if their plan were to play as Marino's pet answer to questions each day. The only difference is defenses.” say whether a strike vote will be coilege system be given special poorly as possible, the Dolphins (Kutzuba) Boggini: a daughter, Friday at Mount Sinai Hospital. Hill. Calling hours at the Holmes called at a meeting of the full union consideration for job openings Mary Jane Atkins of West Hart­ Hartford. She was the wife of Funeral Home, 400 Main St., are might score 21 points by accident. membership on Saturday. “They over outside applicants. The union The record-.setting performan­ ford; a son, Charles L. Boggini of Joseph Costanzo. Tuesday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to9 Charies C. Schlatter are thinking of a strike,” he said. wants a uniform system, whereas Manchester; and five She was bom in Sicily on June 6, p.m. ces of Miami quarterback Dan Charles C. Schlatter, 67, of “It’s always a possibility." hiring practices now vary from Umbrellas banned Marino and his corpsof point- Whalers come back twice grandchildren. 1903, and she had lived in Bolton Memorial donations may be Rockville, died Friday at Rock­ Any resolutions calling for ac­ campus to campus, Vincent said. The funeral will be Wednesday since 1950. She was a communicant made to the Center Congregational hungry receivers has reached such ville General Hospital. He was the tion wiil come from directly from “The presidents would like to,, By Rich Tosches fans’ view of the field blocked by a level that a large number is at 9:30 a.m. from the John F. of St. Maurice Church in Bolton. Church. brother of Olive Crossen of preserve our autonomy,” Vincent United Press International the canvas-covered metal rods. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. Besides her husband, she is the membership. Thornton said. automatically expected on the Manchester. Vincent, a member of the said. “At Manchester Community And, for reason No. 2, he Dolphins’ side of the scoreboard. but beaten by North Stars Center St., followed by a mass of survived by five sons, Salvatore He is also survived by a College we have promoted a lot SAN FRANCTSCO — Into reviv^ every mother’s frantic resurrection at the Church ot the Costanzo of Manchester, Victor Allen F. Osgood Sr. negotiating committee for the That, the popular pre-game Allen F, Osgood Sr., 58. of daughter. Heidi S. Fuller of Board of Trustees for Regional within, so it is not an issue here.” everyone’s life a little rain must warning to their lO-year-old son, theory goes, leaves the pressure BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (UPI) get the winner.” said North Stars increased Minnesota’s lead to 4- 2. Assumption at 10 a.m. Burial wil Costanzo of Tolland, Joseph Cos­ Granville, Mass., and another “Put that thing down Johnny, be in St. James Cemetery. Calling tanzo and John Costanzo, both of Woburn, Mass., formerly of East Community Colleges, said “sub­ Vincent said that aithough other fall, decreed the wise man. squarely on the shoulders of San — The Whalers came back against right winger Bellows, “Hartford The Whalers tied the score 4-4 Hartford, died Saturday at his .sister, Ida Bressan of Lake Gen­ stantial progress” was made in a schools do not have the same Into everyone’s face and before you poke your eye out.” Francisco quarterback Joe Mon­ two-goal leads twice against the did something that Detroit does. with a power-play goal by Francis hours are Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. Vernon, and Richard Costanzo of eva, Fla. history, he thinks the issue is down the back of everyone’s Logically, if enough people Memorial donations may be Stafford Springs; a daughter, home. He was the husband of session on Friday. tana, who in two playoff games has Minnesota North Stars, but they They tried to lull us to sleep.” at 1:20 of the second period and a Norma C. (Connor) Osgood, the The funeral and burial will be The union, which includes 850 resolvable. neck a little rain must fall, got poked in the eyes by thrown five interceptions. qould not wipe out a third period But the Whalers didn’t catch the shot from the blue line by Mark made to the Manchester Scholar­ Marie Costanzo of Manchester; a decreed the National Football sharp-tipped umbrellas at the ship Foundation or the American sister, Antoinette Pitre of Beth son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. private and at the convenience of full-time teachers, administra­ But he said the issue of wages is If the Dolphins are going to score goal by Steve Payne and lost 5-4. North Stars napping. Fusco at 4:19. Osgood of Manchester, and the the family. Ladd Funeral Home, tors, counselors and librarians at more difficult because “as a state League. Super Bowl, it would then a decent number of touchdowns, Brian Bellows scored two goals Tony McKegney gave the North Whaler Pat Boutette left the Cancer Society. Page,. Long Island, N.Y.; seven No umbrellas will be allowed become okay to use umbrellas, grandchildren; two nieces and a brother of Joan Colby of Rockville, is in charge of the state’s 12 community colleges, institution we don’t have a free then the 49ers are going to have to and assi.sted on the game- winner Stars a 1-0 lead at 2:56 of the first game late in the third period with a Manchester. arrangements. has been without a contract since hand on wages.” inside Stanford Stadium next since no one could see the field be successful on offense to have a by Steve Payne Saturday night to period. Bellows scored his first cut in the neck from goalie Gilles nephew. Memorial donations may be Sunday for Super Bowl XIX. All anyway. Jeaninia V. Bennett The funeral was this morning at last June. A side issue involves how salary chance. ice the North Stars victory before goal at 8:29, capitalizing on a 3-on-2 Meloche’s skate. Eight stitches Jeaninia W. Bennett, 82, for­ He is also survived by three sons, made to Vernon Youth Services, Issues in the negotiations have adjustments will be distributed, 85,000 fans attending the game The NFL cited other Super “I think what we have to do,” 13,239 cheering fans at the Met breakaway. were needed to close the gash. the Holmes Funeral Home, with a will be searched. Anyone Bowls when* the anti-umbrella merly of Andover, died Friday at a mass of Christian burial in St. Steven Osgood of Andover, Mass., Vernon, 06066. been wages and a career ladder for Vincent said. Montana said, “is to move the ball Center. Minnesota goalie Gilles Meloche local convalescent home. Bom in Allen F. Osgood Jr. in California caught with a handgun', a rule was invoked. They argued consistently and score points. But I Whalers coach Jack Evans said, stopped a shot by Joel Quenneville "There is no problem,” said Dr, Maurice Church, Bolton. Burial pocket-sized hydrogen bomb or that no one complained about Philadelphia, she lived in Andover was in Bolton Center Cemetery. and David Osgood of Woburn, don’t feel any pressure that we "The guys came back twice and but the Hartford defenseman George Nagabods, who treated for 32 years. She had been a Mass.; two daughters. Susan Os­ V an umbrella will be turned the rule last year at Super Bowl have to score a lot. that shows character, but we flipped the rebound over Meloche Boutette. “But another quarter- member of the League of Women good and Nancy Osgood of Wo­ away. Anyone who smuggles an XVIII or the year before at “We have a ball control offense. couldn’t put it in when we had to.” at 12:32. inch and it would have been the Voters. Catherine Dennis burn, Mass.; and two brothers, umbrella into the stadium and Super Bowl XVII. Critics, how­ What we like to do is move it down Payne, playing his first game Ron Francis tied the score 2-2 on jugular.” She is survived by her husband, Catherine “Kay” Dennis, 75, of Harold Osgood Jr. of Norwalk and opens it during the game will be ever, pointed out that those the field and use up the clock. since suffering a rib injury Jan. 5, a feed from behind the net at 15:54. Hartford is back in action Robert W. Bennett; a son, Robert Bucksport, Maine, formerly of Benton Osgood of Vernon. & m Montreal. p.m. at the John F. Tierney Bolton. Woburn, Mass., followed by am ass Connr Funeral Home, 219 VI. Center St. She is also survived by a at 10 a.m. at St. Barbara’s Church. Burial will be at the convenience of daughter. Vera Sperry Berube of Burial will be in Woodbrook the family. There are no calling Vernon; three sons, Charleton Cemetery, Woburn. Calling hours hours. Sperry of Castleberry, Fla., John are today from 2 to 4 p.m. and7to9 doesift believe Connecticut hoop victory was badiy needed one Sperry of Garland, Maine, and p.m. Memorial donations may be m Hamilton D. Mullen Elton Sperry Jr. of Marlborough; By Len Auster Williams had 6 of his 8 points and early fouls and logged his fourth on and two other sisters, Harriet made to the American Cancer in bolide^ Frederick ali 9 of his points after a slap with 18; II left in the second Hamilton D. Mullen, 78, of 341 Society. Sports Editor Oakland St., died Saturday at Carlson of Chaplin and Pearl intermi.ssion. Each had bwn aver­ half. He sat down at 17:17 after Rockville General Hospital. He Schankle of Springfield, Tenn. • The bank will be closed STORRS — The victory was aging 4 points in the past three crashing to the floor, came back at was the husband of Louise (Sa- The funeral and burial was badly needed, and one that will go a games. “Alvin and I realized we 10:31 and fouled out 20 seconds tryb) Mullen. Friday in Bucksport. Memorial In Memoriam tomorrow for the holiday. long way. were a little big of a slump. We later in the middle of a rebound He was a lifelong Manchester donations may be made to the In Loving memory of Albert B. After Wednesday’s loss to Provi­ discussed it and came out with battle. Community Health and Counseling Harrison, who passed away Jan. m But our Conni automatic some answers,” Williams said, "I But he had done his job. “What resident. He worked as a truck dence, there was some doubt that driver for many years at the P & G Service, 78 Main St., Ellsworth, II, 1984 and is sadly missed by all teller will still be on the Connecticut would ever a Big East feel it was lack of confidence as far ' got us going? When Earl got his ’J' Motor Freight Co. before he Maine, 04605. his family. basketball game. . as taking shots. The coaches talked going. Maybe that was because retired. He was active for many Toronto 7 30 5 19 127 195 motor, 11:54, OIckvk, Chi, motor, 11:54; Utah 17 22 .436 Big East standings Florida 82, MlulssIppI 64 1:08,112- Griffin (NB) pinned Frageau with its next match Wednesday Smyttw Division Brown, Chi. 13:01. _ Kansas City 13 24 .351 BW Montano St. 83, Boise St. 77 High wrestling team won once and :51, 119- D.Genovese (NB) WBF, 1 ^ Terzo, 136 Ferraro (W) dec. Sean Georgia 80, Vanderbilt 73 N. Colorado 75, AAonkoto St. TO McGann, 141- Glullano (W) pinned night at Terryville. Edmonton 30 9 4 64 219 136 Shots on Goal—Now York 8-114—27. PacHIc Division Big East Conferonco O 'all Georgetown (Ky.) 79, Berea 73 lost twice here Saturday after­ Santana (M ) pinned A rtal 3:45, 132 21 17 5 47 201 173 Chicago 8-12-14-34. L.A. Lakers 26 12 NM State 85, Long Beach St 79 Bentlv (NB) mol. dec. Paterinl 1X0, Brian Lynch 1:45, 148- Cholewg (W) The matches were costly to Calgorv - Georgia Southern, 63Samford58 Nebraska 88, Colorado St. 78 (20T) noon. The Indians bested host pinned M ortin Lee 3:22, 158- Kevin Winnipeg 21 18 4 46 178 183 Power ploy conversions—New York Phoenix 20 19 Georgetown Jod(sonvlMe83, N .C.-Charlotte72 13X Steinbacher (M ) dec. T o rrM 2-1, Cheney as the Techmen lost two 17 17 9 43 190 179 3-1.Chicago 7-2. L A . Clippers 18 21 Rockville High. 33-32, in a CCC 146 Nohlllv (NB) dec. Albert 7-6 1 » RIsCossI (EC) pinned Krgystopa 1:14, Los Angeles St. John's Jacksonville St. 76, Valdosta St. 73 17X David Lanciano (EC) pinned wrestlers to injury. Anthony Ba­ Vancouver 10 29 5 25 140 236 Goalies—New York, Smith. Chi­ Portland 17 20 Syracuse Ky. Wesleyan 99, Bellarmlne 94 Sunday's collaga results Eastern Division match while they Hoher (M ) dec. Vego 9X, 147-Olson Saturday's Results cago, Bannerman, Skorodenskl. A— Seattle 17 22 (NB) pinnett Flannagan 3 :» , 186 Rvbacha :41, 18X Mike RIsCassI (EC) rone in the 167-pound class suf­ Pittsburgh Longwood 8X New England 55 fell to New Britain, 37-24, and pinned Tvikka 1:38, Unlimited- W illi­ UPl photo Boston 4, Detroit 3 17,361. Golden State 10 26 Boston College Louisiana St. 75, Tennesse65 Vincent (M) WBF, Unlimited- Thomp­ fered knee ligament damage in his , Referee—Don Koharksl. Saturday's Results son>n uv»j(M) WBF w o r . ^ ams (W) WBF. „ New Jersey 5, Washington 3 Vlllanova Louisville 63, Florida St. 62 Eort Plainville High, 44-24. East vs. Bristol Eastern — 98- match against Holy Cross and will N.Y. Islonders 5, Philadelphia 3 Indiana 100, New York 95 Connecticut Loublona Coll. 81, E. Texas Boptlst 74 Alfred 7X Clarkson 67 lOX) Manchester is now 1-0 in the CCC Manchtittr vt. Plainvill# — Lanny Wadkins throws his arms in the air after sinking Pittsburgh 4, Edmonton 3 i Boston 119, Atlanta 111 Moore (P) pinned LIscomb 1:12, Rlchard Lee (EC) pinned Krouger :31, miss the rest of the year and Flyers 7 , Flames 1 Providence Memphis St. 82, Southern Miss. 60 Colby 77, St. Anselms l r 106 Skelenka (BE) pinned Manga­ Buftalo 1, Montreal 1 (tie) Cleveland 101, Chlcogo 98 Seton Hall Kings (Po.) 73, FDU-Modlson 67 Elast, 2X overall, with its next Merrill (M) WBF, 112-^Reola-(P 100-pounder Rob Phillips suffered 20-foot birdie putt on fifth hole of a sudden death playoff Phoenix 109, Utah 94 Mercer 93, Georgia St. 82 pinned Frageau :39,119- Reinhart (P) nello, 112- Jeff Vlllor (EC) pinned Minnesota 5, Hartford 4 SatuRlay's Results M urray State 64, Akron 51 Merrimack 74, Lowell 66 match Wednesday afternoon at Valentine 3:41, 112X Losev (BE) dec. a broken leg in his match against N.Y. Rangers 4, St. Louis 4 (tie) Calgary 010—1 L.A. Clippers 104, Golden State 102 yconn 76, Pittsburgh 74 W. Chester 96, Slippery Rock 83 WBF, 12X Beckman (P) dec. Sontana to win the Bob Hope Desert Golf Classic, beating Craig Philadelphia 322—7 N. Carolina 65, Virginia 61 RHAM High in Hebron at 4 o’clock. Dunn, 12X Kelgh (BE) pinned Terzo New London and will also be out Los Angeles 6, Winnipeg 4 Sunday's Results GeGeorgetown 52, Vlllanova 50 (OT) N. Kentucky 65, Transylvania 55 South 8-3, 132- Pedrollnl (P) sup. dec. Sunday’s Results First period—1, Philadelphia, Propp 24 Detroit 121, L A . Lakers 98 Heavyweight Mike Thompson P atarinl 21X, 13X Steinbacher (M )w on 3:17,132- Martez (BE) pinned McGonn Stabler. Syracuse 71, Providence 63 NE Louisiana 77, N. Texas St. 64 SMU 84, North Carolina 82 3:31,138- Cox (BE) pinned Lynch 1:20, the rest of the year. Philadelphia 7, Calgary 1 (Kerr, Dvorak), pp, 6:44.2, Philadelphia, New Jersey 100, Houston 99 Boston CollMe 69, Seton Hall 66 Southwest pinned his Rockville opponent in 53 bv detault, 146 Crlssorello (P) pinned Eriksson 7 (Dvorak, Kerr), pp, 10:02. X Old Dominion 84, W. Kentucky 76 146 McCarthev (BE) pinned M.Lee Steve Hecker, Curt Archam- Edmonton 5, Butfolo 4 Phllodelphia 115, Washington 104 Today's Gome SW Louisiana 77, Stetson 65 Texas Tech 78, Rice 54 Albert 3:14, 156 Hoher (M ) p nned Quebec 5, Detroit 2 Phlladelphio, Poulin 13 (unassisted), sh, seconds, pulling out the match for Pelletier 1:57, 147- ZellnskI (P) P nned 3:04,156 Shea (BE) pinned K.RIsCassI beau, Roger Dubiel and Steve Roy St. John's at Pittsburgh Southern 105, Grambling 75 W#tt 1:38, 147- Kelly (BE) pinned Lanciano N.Y. Islanders 6, Chicago 5 18:08. Penalties—Zezel,Phl,4:40; Macln- Milwaukee 140, Denver 116 Tuesday's Game Manchester. The Indians trailed Flonagan :33,186 Vincent (M ) Pinned nls,Cal,6:36; Loab,Cal,B:27: Sheehv,Col, Tenn.-Chottanooga 64, Marshall 63 Portland 80, E. Montana 59____ 3:29, 186 Carlson (BE) pinned M.RIs- wrestled well for Cheney. Toronto 5, Vancouver 3 Dallas 124, Portland 101 Boston College at Vlllanova (OT) early, 260, before coming back. Dam n 5:25, Unlimited- Llegman (P) Winnipeg 6, Los Angeles 5 8:27; Rich Sutter, Phl,doublemlnor,8:27: Seattle 119, Konsos City 114 pinned Thompson :27. Cassl 2:39, Unlimited- Roy (BE) WBF. Results: Cheney vs. New London — Opening PGA act Wednesday’s Games U. Alabamo-BIrm Ingham 58, S. Florida East vs. Glastonbury — 94- Delton 91- Urisinl (N L) pinned Ash :50, 98- Monday's Games Baxter, Cal, 13:44; Ron Sutter, Phi, 16:21: Monday’s Gomes Providence at Georgetown Included in the comeback was the Pepllnskl, Cal, malor (fighting), 19:55; 52 (G) pinned Sarles :52, 101- R.Lee (EC) Torres (N L) won by default, 106 (A ll Times EST) (All Times EST) Syracuse at Seton Hall Union 78, Clinch Valley 72 first varsity win for sophomore New Jersey at N.Y. Rangers, 7:35 p.m. Brown, Phi, mlnor-malor (fightina), Washington at Cleveland, 7:30p.m. G olf pinned LuzzI 2:36, lOXMaganello (EC) Archambeau (CT) WBF, 112- Albert Satuiturdov's Gomes Virginia Tech 109, S. Carolina 68 Dwyane Albert. East wins pinned Sandford 1:18, 115-V illa r (CT) WBF, 119-Hecker (CT) WBF, 124- Minnesota at Washington, 7:35 p.m. 19:55. Denver at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. UConn at Syracuse, 8 (EC) Second period—4, Philadelphia, W. Va. Wesleyan 68, Shepherd 65 Junior Frank Hoher moved his dec. Swanson, 122- Dunn (EC) WBF, Smlth (CT) WBF, 132- Adorns (NL) Tuosday’iy’s fia n Tuesday's Games Georgetown at Pittsburgh Wake Forest 83, Clemson 61 goes to Wadkins pinned M orm ino 1:35, 138- Kevton Boston at New Jersey, night Propp 25 (McCrImmon, Poulin), sh, Philadelphia at New York, night St. John's at Boston College record to XO with three wins while one, loses two 129- Wong (G) sup. dec. Terzo, 13X 0:38. 5, Phllodelphia, Propp 26 (Poulin, Atlanta at Indiana, night Webber Coll. 99, Maine AAochlas 72 Hope Desert Classic Cavanna (G) pinned McGann 1:28,141- (NL) dec. Baldlnger 7-0, 145- Dubiel Calgary at Hartford, night Vlllanova at Seton Hall Wheeling 92, W. Va. St. 81 sophomore Greg Vin(*nt also won BRISTOL — East Catholic wres­ (CT) dec. Penatlor 62, 155- Ebersole Montreal at Quebec, night McCrImmon), sh, 7:34. 6, Calgarv, L.A. Lakers at Milwaukee, night Providence at Marquette Kurowskl IG) pinned Lynch 3:02, 148- (juinn 11 (Bozek, Sheehv), 11:57. Utah at San Antonio, night William X Mary 67, E. Carolina S3 three for Manchester, one via a tling team came home with one win Babun (G) pinned M.Lee :56, 158- (NL) mal. dec. Romano 20-9, 147- By Joe Sargis place on the all-time money list Penalties—Cochrane, Phi, 5:37; Hun­ Cleveland at Kansas City, night A t Palm Springs, Collf., Jon. I I Grant (G) pinned K.RIsCassI 2:28,170- Rovelle (CT) WBF, 186 Russell (NL) ahead of Arnold Palm er and 1984 AH L standings Midwest (Par-72) pin, one on a disqualification and and two losses after a quadrangu­ Lanclano (EC) pinned J.Lynch :39,188- pinned Falling 1:35, Unlimited- Roy United Press International ter, Cal, mlnor-malor (fighting), 15:03: Dallas at (ktllden State, night Saturday's (Wodklns wen playoff on SIh hplp) Masters champ Ben Crenshaw Brown. Phi, malor (fighting), 15:03; Houston at Portland, night Adrian 74, Kalamazoo 67 one on a forfeit. Jimmy Santana lar meet here Saturday afternoon. MacKenzIe (G) pinned M.RIsCassI (CT) pinned Seckley 1:07. Albion 77, Olivet 69 L. Wodklns, 890, 67-67-6X6X65—333 Cheney vt. Eotl Hartford — 98- Sheehv, Cal, mlnor-malor (fighting), L A . Clippers at Seattle, night Big East rasults 6X68-6X69-66—333 had two wins along with Jason The Eagle matmen felled Wethers­ 1:30, Unlimited- DICenzo (G) WBF. PALM SPRINGS, Calif. - The with $1,967,439. Northern Division 18:26; Smith, Phi, mlnor-malor (fight­ Allegheny 8X Denison 70 C. Stodler, 544)00 Phllllps (CT) dec. Buffington 17-13,106 w L T PH. GF OA Ashland 67, St. Joseph's 57 H. Green, 34,000 6X6X6X7X65-340 Steinbacher and Thompson for field. 34-30, but were beaten by Archambeau (CT) pinned Campbell ruling body of the PGA couldn’t Stadler, who has won eight 14 53 163 143 ing),18:26. 6X67-6X7X70-341 Fredericton 25 3 Third period—7, Philadelphia, Kerr 34 Nats too. Rockats 09 Augsburg 9X Bethel 66 R. Streck, 244100 Manchester. Glastonbury High. 41-27, and ho­ 1:09,112- Albert (CT) mal. dec. Albert, have scripted a better opening act tournaments in the last five years, SAalne 20 19 4 44 171 146 Syracusa 71. Providance 63 Aurora 98, Carthoge 72 L. Mize, 18,250 6X6X67-6X71—342 Cheney loses 121- Hecker (CT) pinned Raggo 2:39, received $54,000. Last year, he won Adirondack 19 18 5 43 146 176 (Paulin, Young), 6:15. 8, Philadelphia, 7X69-6X7X67-342 RMUlts: M anchnttr vt. Rockvlll*— mestanding Bristol Eastern, 57-12. for the 1985 Tour. Zezel 6 (McCrImmon, Kerr), 14:25. Beloit 48, U. Of Chlcogo 46 R. Floyd, 18,250 91- Maag (R) pinned LIscomb 5:43,98- 12X Blanchard (E H ) pinned Smith 3:19, Sherbrooke 19 23 2 41 163 174 Bemidll St. 68, Moorhead St. 67 B. Gardner, 18,250 7X6X67-7166-342 East is now 3-3 for the season The field for the $500,000 Bob $324,241 for eighth place. He’s Penalties—Cochrane, Phi, 10:45; Hunter, HOUSTON 99 SYRACUSE a i ) G llulll (R) pinned M e rrill 1:38, 106 2 to injury 132- Gavola (EH) pinned Ruggell :39, Nova Scotia 16 21 4 40 169 181 McCray 6-10 S 617, Sampson 7-213-417, Blufftan 63, Anderson 62 J. Renner, 14,500 7X7X676X68—343 with its next match Tuesday at 138- G ilbert (E H ) pinned Baldlnger :27, already won $1,646,849, 4 36 155 173 Cal, m lnor-m isconduct, 10:57; M cDo­ Addison X15 16 19, Hawkins 16 06 X Shorit. (R) pinned Frageau 2:49, 112- Hope Desert Classic may have Moncton 16 25 nald, Cal, double minor-game mis­ Olaluwon 1X22 X5 28, Hollins 1-3 1-2 3, Bradley 65, W. Texas St. 48 E. Florl, 14,500 71676767-6969—343 EAST HARTFORD - Cheney 145- Dubiel (CT) pinned Peterson 3:11, "This is about the fourth time Southern Division Selkalv 7-111615, Washington 16X65, M. Butler 80, Evansville 68 ■ Campise (R( WBF, 119- Simmons_(R) Waterford High at 6 o’clock. lacked some luster going in, but conduct, 10:57; Propp, Phi, match Wiggins 49 2-210, Lloyd 49X210, Leavall Brown 76 0614, Monroe 26 468, Harried J.' Mahaffev, 14JOO 6X 69-^72X1-30 ' WBF, 12X Santana (M) pinned De­ Tech’s wrestling team look a trip 156 Deschalne (EH) pinned Romano Binghamton 26 12 4 56 200 143 2-5 00 4, Petersen 0-1OOO, Reed 5-90-210. Colvin 70, Alma 51 _ .. C. Beck, 12,000 67-72-6X6X70-344 Richard Lee won all three of his 1:430,167- Victor (EH) pinned Amadoo clutch play, particularly by Lanny Craig and 1 have played in the last, Rochester 23 14 8 54 181 169 penalty, 10:57; Carson, Phi, m lnor- X I060, Alex Is49068. Totals31-56X1771. 6X726X7X6X-344 dame :42, 132- Patarinl (M ) WBF, 138- to neighboring East Hartford misconduct, 10:57: Kromm, Cal, 19:38; Totals4X8915-Z399. Central Missouri 68, MIssourl-Rolla C. Pavin, 12JXI0 Combre (R) pinned Steinbacher 4:54, bouts for East while Jeff Villar and :19, 185- Blanchard (EH) pinned PUIIo Wadkins and Craig Stadler, pro­ group and one of us won,” said Springfield 21 17 3 45 180 169 NEW JERSrV 180 J. Miller, 104)00 71-6X6X67-70-345 Saturday afternoon and came :52, Unlimited- Roy (CT) pinned Baltimore 19 17 6 44 160 134 Smith, Phi, 19:38. PROVIDENCE (63) ClevelondSt.82,Wls.-GreenBov66 7X6X6X71X7—345 146 Albert (M ) pinned Yetz :52, 156 David Lanciano each won two for vided a drama in the end. Wadkins, who seemed emotionally Shots on goal—Calgorv 3-1X10— Williams 7-11 60 20, King X14 X4 18, Waller 7-17X014, WrlghtXI01-27,Knlaht B. Clampett, 104)00 Hoher (M) dec. Fretog 2X, 167- home with one win and two losses. Espevo 1:29. New Hoven 16 21 6 36 164 192 GmlnskI X17 OO 18, Ronsey 6-10 DO IX ConcordlxMoorheod 69, Corletan 47 J. Mudd, 84)00 7X7X656X68—347 the Eagles. Cheney v t. Holy Cross — 98- Phillips Stadler and Wadkins battled drained from the experieni'e. " I ’m St. Cothorlns 15 23 4 34 142 180 25. Phllodelphia 89-9-26. 26266, D.BrownX15X616,Donovan 1-2 Flannagan (M) tied CrassawskI 6X, The Tech grapplers downed New Richardson 6-14X2IX Birdsong 6-123615, G. Morgan, 84)00 6X72727X67-347 186 Vincent (M) won bv dlsqualltlca- Results: East vs. Wethersfield--9 6 (C T )-W B F , 106 Archambeau (CT) proud of the way I hung in. I could Hershev 13 23 5 31 155 169 06 X Starks X5 X6 11, PalozzlX61-17, Dayton 81, Cincinnati 66 6X6X7X7X67—347 head-to-head through the final 18 Power-play conversions—Calgary 7- Johnson O01 -21,0'Koren 26004. Totals Roth 06 06 00, Duda 06 06 0. Totals 2X58 D. Tewell, 84)00 tlon. Unlimited-Thompson (M) pinned Kevin Sarles (EC) WBF, KU-R'rbot'' London, 39-31, but bowed to host pinned Baron :46, 112- Albert (CT) have quit at any time and settled Saturday's Results DePaul 69, Houston 58 F.r . Couples,C.UUPICG, 84)00D,vw 67-69-6X7X67—-3^ Lee (EC) maj. dec. Hueal, 109- Mike pinned Zachary :38. 119- Hecker (CT) holes Sunday in the 90-hole event, Adirondack 6, Moncton 4 0. Phlladelphla4-2. 44-82 12-22 100. 7-1363. Leach :53. „ East Hartford, 36-31, and to host Goalies—Calgary, Edwards, Le- Houston 23 22 25 29^99 Defiance 77, Hanaver (Pa.) 51 D. Halldorson, 8JI00 6X6X72^71—W Manchester vs. New Britain — 98- Manganello (EC) pinned Stewart 5:18, pinned Levlelle 5:13, 12X Santaslero but no winner emerged. for second money, but I wanted to Fredericton 4, Baltimore 3 (OT) Halftime—(Providence) 33, (Syra­ Drake 68, S. Illlnals 63 Holy Cross, 42-24. melln. Philadelphia, Lindbergh. A— New Jersey 3418 31 17—100 cuse) 31. Fouled out—none. Total C. Peete, 5,825 67-6X757M7—^ Lagasse (NB) pinned LIscomb 1:15, 116 Moshovous (W) pinned Jeff V illa r (HC) sup. dec. Smith 13-0, 132- Jones For four more holes the story­ win. The money is fine but winning Hershev 5, St. Catharines 3 17,191. Three-point goal—none. Fouled Drury 93, Rockhurst 70 J. inmexi, 5,025 7269X7-75X5-348 (HC) pinned Ryglel 2:27,138- DeBlase Rochester 5, Maine 2 fouls—Syracuse 16, Providence 16. Eastern Illinois82 Northern Iowa63 71XX727X67—348 line remained the same, but on the is better." Referee—Ron Fournier. out—RIchordson. Total fouls—Houston Rebounds—Syracuse 41 (Alexis 11), M. Brooks, 5,825 (HC) dec. Baldlnger 60, 145- Buccla- Springfield 5, New Haven 4 24, New Jersey 24. Rebouneb—Houston 41 Elmhurst 79, Augustana 64 M. O'Meara, 5,825 67X7XX7X69^-34B gllce (HC) mal. dec. Dubiel 14X, 156 fifth extra hole Wadkins sank a Stadler was not apologizing for Sunday's Resulfs Providence 25 (Wright 6). Assists— Ferris St. 99, MIch.-Oearborn 69 71-7X6X71X9-349 Jets 6. Kings 5 (Olaluwon 13), New Jersey 33 (GmlnskI Syracuse 13 (Washington 6), Provi­ W. Wood, 3,957 Talmoler (HC) pinned Romono 3:53, 20-foot putt to win the $90,000 top his play. Binghamton 8, Hershev 2 10). Assists—Houston 20 (five tied Findlay 81, Manchester 70 M. Reid, 3,957 71X7XX7271—349 147- Macarv (HC) won by detault, 185- Moncton 4, Baltimore 3 dence 16 (Starks 7) Technical— Franklin 70, St. Fronds 68 7X71XX69X9- 349 “ We both played well and he wlththree),NewJersev32( Ronsey 13). Selkalv. A—7,274. B. Faxon, 3,957 Bllnn (HC) pinned Pullo :27, prize. Sarlngfleld 9, New Haven 7 Winnipeg 0156 A—15Jie3. Friends 108, Kansas Wesleyan 101 L. Nelson, 3,957 6X74XX6X70-349 Unlimited- Womack (HC) pinned Roy Wadkins had eagled the 14th hole made a heckuva finish," said Nova Scotia 5, Fredericton 3 Los Angeles 1 31-5 (^and Valley 78, Hillsdale 64 J. Colbert, 3,957 69XX7271X7—349 :52. Stadler. “ Someone had to win and St. Cothorlnes 5, Maine 4 First Period—1, Los Angeles, Taylor 20 Grand Rapids Baptist 79, Nazoreth 78 P. Azinger, 3,957 7X6X7X7367—349 at Indian Wells, a 483-yard, par-5, Rochester 6, Sherbrooke6 (tie) (NIchoUs), pp, 7:35. Penoltles-Lukowich, Boston CollogoBQ. Soton Hall 66 Gustavus 73, St. John's 64 , P. McGowan, 3,957 6X6X6X7371—349 by sinking a three-foot putt.. But he did.” Monday'siGomes Win, 4:49; Taylor, LA, 4:49; Bobveh, 76ars115,Bullat8l04 Ill.-Chicogo 84, Valparaiso 64 G. Koch, 2,965 6X71-71-7X70-350 iV Stadler shot a 66 in the closing No Games Scheduled that only gained him one stroke on Win, 6:25; Kvte, Win, 9:26, Nicholls, LA, Illinois 75, Michigan St. 63 R. Zokol, 2,965 79X9X7-66X9—350 Arroyo holds Stadler. who blrdled the hole by round to Wadkin’ s 65. Tuesday's Games 9:26; LaPoInte, LA, 14:29. SETON HALL (66) Illinois St. 86, Wichita St. 80 _ D. Poolev, 2,965 6X7X6X7272—350 Adirondack at Moncton Second Period—2. Los Anoeles, PHILADELPHIA (118) Salley 7-11 X4 17, Burton 66 X10 17, Illinois Wesleyan 70, N. Central 59 M. O'Gradv, 2,965 71-737X67-69-350 two-putting from 40 feet. "Any time I shoot a 66 in the final Barkley 46 3611, Ervlng 7-16 7-10 21, M. McCloud 7-17 X7 18, Eaves 26 06 4, Ind. St.-Evansville 88, Ind. Cent. 82 67XX7X7370-350 round, I don’t have to make an RuskowskI 9 (Fox, Nicholls), 6:35. Malone5-11X1116, Cheeks997925, Toney T. Simpson, 2965 So, with three holes left to play, Ollars 5, Sabras 4 3, Winnipeg, Arnlel 11 (Douglas, Motors 2-5 06 4, Jones XI X6 0, M. Indiana 90, Wisconsin 68 G. McCord, 2355 69X7-726X74—351 onto IBF title apology,” said Stadler. "In that 49 76 15, Joiws 1-2 06 2, G. Johnson 16 Bryant 2-2 06 4, SIna 06 2-2 2. Totals 2X54 John Carroll 83, Thiel 72 7371XX737X-351 Stadler, who scored his first pro Wilson), 11:05. 4, Los Angeles, Hardy 8 2-2 4, C. J ohnson X5X06, Rlchardson36X3 J. Fought, 2355 (Nicholls, Fox), 15:22. 5, Los Angeles, 1X23 66. Judson 87, Concordia 77 B. Wodklns, 2355 737X7X7X68—351 victory in the 1980 Hope, had a position, it takes a good round not 1 2X5 9, Threott X5066. Totols4X703567115. ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (UPl) - Edmonton MacLeon 18 (Taylor, Dionne), 17:17. BOSTON COLLEGE (49) Kent St. 64, N. Illinois 56 M. Sullivan, 2355 726X6X7667—351 three-shot lead. But Wadkins re­ to win. I played w ell, and that’s all Buffalo 21 16 McCreodv X9 1-3 7, Talley X7 1-1 9, Lakeland 73, Carroll 72 (30T) 7X69-71-7269^-351 The way he finishes, Harry Arroyo Penalles—Steen, Win, 12:^; Hardy, LA, WASHINGTON (104) L. Thompson, 2355 right. There will be other days." First PerloXl, Buffolo, Perreault 14 12:43: Wells, LA, 18:10; McLean, Win, Gordon 06 1-2 1, Pressley 46 2-2 10, McPherson 93, Tabor 79 W. C rod v, 1,900 7371X86X72-352 can afford to be a slow starter. fused to yield, making birdie putts (Tucker, Andreychuk), pp, 5:09. 2, Ballard 49 1-2 9, Mahorn 1-1 46 6, Adams 1X15 66 24, Barry X6 06 6, Miami (Ohio) 58, E. Michigan 48 7X7X71-7368—352 A The 333 Wadkins and Stadler Ruland X II 99 21, J. Molone 7-17 X2 18, V. Heofner, 1,900 Arroyo retained his Interna­ of 15 feet, 10 and 15 again over the Buffalo, Houslev 10 (VIrta, Barrasso), Third Period—6, Winnipeg, Small 15 Primus X13 XI 12, Bowers XI 06 0, Michigan 81, Purdue 65 P. Lindsey, 1,900 6X71XX71-72-352 shot in regulation broke the 9:02. 3, Edmonton, KrusheInvskI 22 (Arnlel, Babych), 1:58. 7, Ellett 5 Wlllloms 1X19 06 21, Robinson 49 46 12, Scott 06 06 0. Totals 3X57 9-13 69. Michigan Tech 80, NorthwoodTS tional Boxing Federation light­ last three holes, tying Stadler with Dave 1-5 X3 5, McMIllen 1-5 2-2 4, P. Oosterhuls, 1,900 7X6X7X71-73—352 tournament record set by Bruce (Gretzky, Jackson), 12:51. (Lukowich, Howerchuk), pp, 5:40. 8, Halftime—Bostton College 39, Seton Minnesota 65, Iowa 57 weight championship Saturday by a record score of 27-under-par 333. Penaltles-Coffev, Edm,4:37. Winnipeg, Turnbull 8 (Carlyle, Babych), Johnson 36 2-2 8, Bradley 06 06 0. Hall35.Fouledout—^Jones,Gordon.Total Missouri 84, Kentucky St. 68 Lietzke in 1981 and tied in 1982 by Totols 37-00 27-28 16 overcoming an early knockdown In the playoff, starting at the 10:13. 9, Los Angeles, Hardy 9 (Sykes, fouls—Seton Hall 16, Boston College 21. MIssourl-St. Louis 81, Lincoln 80 Ed Fiori and Tom K ile (Fiori won Second Perlod6, Ednwnton, Huddv Kelly), 11:28.10, Winnipeg, Howerchuk 27 Philadelphia 20 33 26 36 — 115 Rebounds—Seton Hall 27 (McCloud 8), Mo. Baptist 80, School Of Ozarks 51 and scoring a knockout of Terrence par-3 15th hole, neither was able to Washington 26 313113 — 104 the playoff) and Keith Fergus and 4 (Gretzky, Coffey), 0:54. 5, Buf­ (Steen, Carlyle), 14:31. 11, Winnipeg, Boston College 29 (Talley 8). Assists— Muskingum 74, Heidelberg 67 Calendar Alii at 1:16 of the llth round. break through for four holes. The falo, Ramsay 8 (Peterson, Selling), 12:31. Small 16 (MacLean, Turnbull), 19:41. Three-point goals— J. Malone 2, Seton Hall 5 (Burton, McCloud, Eaves, NW Missouri 73, SE Missouri 67 Rex Caldwell in 1983 (Fergus won Williams 1. Fauled out—none. T x In his second successful title next time they went to the 15th, for 6, Edmonton, Gretzky 44 (Coffey), pp, Penaltles-Redmond, LA, 3:42, Ma­ Jones,M. Brvant1each),BostonCollege5 Nebrosko-Omoha 86, St. Cloud St. 59 the playoff). 19:05. PenaltlesHamel, Buf,7:35; Coffey, cLean, Wln,6:30. tal fouls— Philadelphia 24, Washington (Adams 3). A—3,562. N. Pork 87, Wheaton 80 TODAY defense, Arroyo, 26-0 with 22 the fifth extra hole, Stadler put his 29. Rebounds— Philadelphia 37 (M. Hubert Green closed with a 65 to £dm , 15:52: Schoenfeld, Buf, 18:43. Northeast Mo. 55, SlU-EdwardsvIle BBovs W V * Basketball V*8»M«8PP«eee knockouts, used a monstrous over­ tee shot in a right bunker and Third Perlod-7, Buffalo, Andreychuk 20 Shots on gool-WInnlpeg XX12-22. Los Malone 11), Washington 32 (Mahorn 7). 52 Bolton a t Cheney Tech, 7:45 grab third place and a $34,000 (unossisted), pp, 4:43. 8, Edmonton, Assists—Philadelphia 17 (Cheeks 7), hand right to stun Alii in mid-ring. blasted out to five feet. Wadkins hit Angeles X1XX25. Gaorgatown 52. Vlllanova SO (OT) N. Dakota St. 86, S. Dakota 74 College Basketball prize. He shot a 20-undcr score of AAessler 8 (Coffey), 9:28. 9, Edmonton, Goalies—Winnipeg, Hayward. Los W a s h in g to n 23 ( W illia m s 8 ). Northern Michigan 103, Illinois Tech 96 MCC at M ottatuck, 8 A second right staggered the his tee shot — a Xiron — 20 feet Messier 9 (Hughes, Hunter), 19:09. Technicals—none. A—18609. 340, while Ron Streck finished with Angeles, Eliot. Notre Dome 63, Marquette 62 G irls Basketball third-ranked challenger into a from the pin and then rolled it Penaltles-Cote, Edm, 3:58; Maloney, But, Power—play Converslons-Wlnnlpeg GEOR(»ETOWN (52) Oakland 66, Wayne St. 57 East Catholic at South Cothollc, 7 a 70 for a 19-under score of 341. He 5:16. MartlnX10XO8,WllllamsX92-28,Ewlng corner, where he went down. home for the winner. X I, Los Angeles XI. Ohio 79, Bowllnb Green 57 won $24,000. Shots on goal-Edmonton 1X11-9- 56 06 10, Jackson 26 16 5,WlngateX7 Ohio Wesleyan 73, Oberlin 65_ TUESDAY Alii, 24-4-1. got to his feet by the The victory was Wadkin’s 13th 30.Butfalo1196-26. 3611,McDonaldX1363, Broadnax 06 06 Finishing at 342 were Buddy Referee—Dave Newell. Bucks 140. Nuggats 116 Ohio State 79, Northwestern 59 Boys B oiketball count of eight, and Arroyo imme­ since joining the Tour in the Fall of (ioalles-Edmonton, Fuhr. Buffolo, Bar­ A—10666. 0, Mateen 26 22 6,OallonX11-21,Floyd Oregon St. 56, Kansas St. 55 Windham at Manchester, 7:45 Gardner. Ray Floyd and Larry rasso. A-16633. 06X00. Totals 2X4612-1852. diately resumed his assault with a 1971. The $90,000 winner’s chech Otterbein 79, Marietta 67 Xavier at East Catholic, 7:30 Mize. Power Play Converslons-Edmonton Saturday's gama DENVER (116) RIoGrande 71, Mount Vernon63 Girls Basketball barrage of punches. enabled him to move into ninth 66, Buffalo X3. English XI5 1X15 24, Natt 7-12 X5 19, VILLANOVA (50) Rosorv82 Illinois Benedictine77 Manchester at Windham, 7:45 Referee-Effyon Lewis. Cooper463611, Dunn 0-3X00, Lever 1-11 - Pressley 310 2-3 8, McClain 623 6818, RosxHuInnan 66, Fisk 55 W restling 2-24,Hanzllk59X413,lssel697919,Evans Pinckney 29 64 8, Wilbur 610 XO 10, Saginaw Volley 78, Lake Superior 73 East Catholic at Waterford, 6 u North Stars 5. Whalars 4 McLain 03 XO 0, Plonsky XO XO 0, Nordlquas5.RadWlngs2 X110611, Turner X6X64, KopIckI 062-22, Southwestern 78, Ottawa 75 UPl photo College basketball roundup Whlte36167,Schaves1-1X62.Totals4X95 Everson XO XO 0, Jensen 2-3 22 6. Totals S. Dakota St. 90, Augustana 83 WEDNESDAY 1X58 1617 50. Hartford 2 2 0—4 3X45116. Southwest St. 82, Valley City St. 80 C o llw Basketball Laker stars Earvin 'Magic' Johnson (left) process of being soundly beaten by Detroit 110-2 MILWAUKEE (140) Halftime—Vlllanova 27, Georgetown St. Louis 77, Xavier 67 MCC at South Central, 7 Minnesota 401—5 19. Regulation—Vlllanovo 43, George­ Detroit. Pistons won, 121-98, at Silver- Quebec 401—5 First period—1, Minnesota, McKegnev Cummings X162618, Pressey 76 76 21, St. Thomas 101, Macalaster 62 Ice Hockey and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar look on R rst period—1, Quebec, A. Stastny 25 Lister X II 16 13, Hodges X16 X6 21, town 43. Fouled out—Murtin. Total St. Mary, Kan. 66, Sterling 60 Manchester vs. East Catholic (at 18 (CIccnrelll, McCarthy), 2:56.2, M Innx fouls—Georgetown 20, Vlllonova 17. glumly Sunday as Los Angeles was in dome in Pontiac, Mich. (P.Stostny, M.Stastny), 10:44.2, D ^rolt, sota. Bellows 18 (Vellschek, Acton), 8:29. Moncrief X15 X5 21, MokeskI X6 06 10, Taylor 61, Spring Arbor 50 Bolton Ice Palace), 8:30 SMU buzzes past Heels Rebounds—Georgetown 38 (Ewing 8), Gore 11 (KIslo), 11:23. 3, Quebec, 3, Hortford, Quennevllle 3 (Boutette), FleldsX7X66,Breuer26X37,DavlsX11X6 Toledo 68, Ball St. 67 W restling- A.Stostnv 26 (Bell, P.Stostny), 15:28. 4, 8, Pierce X7 X615. Totals 5X1012X35140. Vlllanova 34 (Pinckney 11). Assists— TrI-State 76, Wabash 61 Manchester at RHAM, 4:30 12:32. 4, Hartford, Francis 16 (Lumley), Georgetown 16 (Jackson 5), Vlllanova Quebec, P. Stastny 18 (unossisted), 15:53. 15:54. 5, Minnesota, Bellows 19 (Acton, Wls.-Eou Clalre95, WIs.-RIver Falls 40 Cheney Tech at Terrvville, 6 body extremely well.” , At Durham, N.C., Johnny Daw­ 5, Quebec, Sauve 6 (A. Stastny, P. Denver 27 30 M 25—116 15 (McLain 5). Techinical—McClain. Wls.-LoCrosse66, Wls.-Stout59 NBA roundup Bv Lisa Harris Payne), pp, 17:12.6, Minnesota, Broten 12 A—18,202. The Mustangs trailed 37-36 at kins scored 19 points and Mark Stastny), 19:27. Penalties—Gore, Det, (McCarthy), 19:15. Penalties— Malone, Milwaukee 36 33 38 33—140 Wls.-Oshkosh66,Wls.-Plattevllle67 THURSDAY United Press International 5:43; P. Stastny, Que, 5:43: Rochefort, Har, :54; Maruk, Min, 6:02; Robertson, Three-point goal— Denver (Evans WIs.-Stevens Point 89, NE Illinois51 Girls Bmketball halftime and raced ahead at the Alarie 17 to lead unbeaten Duke (jue, m alor (high - sticking), 11:38; Har, 16:21. 1). Fouled out— none. Total fouls— Saturday's collaga results Urbana 80, Cedarvllle 76 East Catholic at St. Paul, 7 start of the second half by hitting 7 past Washington. Larson, Det, 14:22. Second period—7, Hartford, Fronds 17 Denver 27, Milwaukee 30. Rebounds— W. Michigan 98, Cent. Michigan 83 North Carolina’s Buzz Peterson Second period—6, Detroit, Ogrodnlck Denver 49 (Cooper 10), Milwaukee 47 Walsh 89, T iffin 69 wasn’t nervous about the free of their first 8 shots and converting At Charlottesville, Va., Buzz (Slltanen), 1:20. 8, Hartford, Fusco 3 Tournaments Benched Sonic starters 29 (unassisted), 11:26. P enalties— (Johnson, Turgeon), 4:19. Penalties— (Cummintis 8). Assists—Denver 24 William Jewell 58, MIssourl-KC38 2 straight 3-point plays for at,54X3 Peterson scored his only 2 points of Trinity Classic throws. He wasn’t rattled Sunday Campbell, Det, minor - malor (fight­ Plett,Mln, :20; Dlneen,Har,1:57; Richter, (Lever 5),Mllwaukee41 (Pressey 11). Wilmington 98, Cincinnati Bible79 lead. Smith got the Tar Heels back the game with 1:01 remaining to ing), 2:38; Hunter, Que, mlnor- Min, doubixmlnor, 5:35: Lumley, Har, Technical—Denver 1. A—10,995. Chompiensiilp Wittenberg 68, Capital 56 Rec League when — with one second left — he malor (fighting), 2:38; Voutour, Que, 5:35; Francis, Har, 5:35; Plett,Mln, 11:27; Washington U. (Mo.) 70, Trinity 68 Wooster 73, Kenyon 61 was facing two foul shots that in it with two fast-break baskets break a 5X59 tie and' put North 3:10; Barrett, Det, 7:27: A.Stostnv, Que, Johnson, Har, 11:27; Bellows, Min, 13:43: Consolation Wtlght St. 99, Marverest 86 that closed the lead to 54-50. Carolina ahead for good over Mlllsaps 61, M llllkin 60 would have forced overtime with 16:47. Snepsts, Min, (m alor), 15:35: Robertson, do job when given shot Koncak, benched with foul trou­ Virginia. Third period—7, Quebec, P.Stostny 19 Har, (m alor), 15:35; (Suennevllle, Har, Mavaricks 124, Blazare 101 East Pee Wees Southern Methodist. (Cote), 19:43. No scoring. Penalties— 17:52. Albany St. 93, Staten Island 77 How Top 20 fared Too bad. Maybe some jitters ble, returned to hit 7 of SMU’s next At Norman, Okla., Wayman Hunter, Que, 7:19; Williams, Det, Third period—9, Minnesota, Payne 16 Albright 60, Susquehanna 58 Huskies 29 (Billy Pappos 10, Peter 13 points and spark the Mustangs Tisdale scored 21 points to become misconduct, 9:02; Smith, Det, 10:36; PORTLAND (101) Allegheny (Pa.) 82, Denison 70 Santos 8, Jeff A ltru l 8, Dave Callahan By Mike Barnes could have helped him. (Bellows, Roberts), 5:54. Penalties— ball up the court. I made it my to their 80-73. the Big Eight's all-time leading Gore, Det, malor (fighting), 11:43; Gl les, Min, 11:19; Robertson, Har, 11; 19. M. Thompson X15 X12 24, Vondeweghe Amherst 60, Babson 56 NEW YORK (UPl) — How the UPl played well), Celtics 16 (Chris Prue6, United Press International business to go back to the basics." Philadelphia, which trailed by 16 in North Carolina had trailed 80-73 P.Stostny, Que, mlnor-malor (fight­ Shots on goal—Hartford 7-X8—21. X122-213,Bowle26064,PaxsonXSX313, Botes 63, M IT 45 Top 20 college basketball teams fared In Jeremy Burr 2, Rico Guochlonl 2, Eric the third quarter, rallied for it.s In games involving the Top 20 scorer with 2,136 points as Okla­ ing), 11:43; Barrett, Det, game miscon­ Valentine 06 X2 2, Drexler 7-14 2-3 16, Bentley 75, St. Michaels (Vt.) 63 gomes through Sunday, Jan. 13: Rverson played well). Chambers, outspokenly critical with 2:28 left and two of its big men Minnesota 1X11-13—38. Lenny Wilkens proved Sunday 11th straight victory. The Bullets Saturday, No. 1 Georgetown edged homa breezed past Northwestern duct, 11:43; Park, Det, 13:50; Marols, Power-ploy conversions—HartfordX Colter X140619, Norris361-27, Kersey 1-1 Boston Coll. 69, Seton Hall 66 I. Georgetown (160) defeated Seton Tar Heels 16 (John Carlson 8, Tom of his benching, also responded Brad Daugherty and Steve Popson Que, 13:50. I.MInnesotaXI. 1-13, B.Thompson(M060,SchefflerX106 Bucknell 75, Rider 57 • Hall 9X70; defeated Vlllanova 5250 (ot). Kelley 4, Glen Weeks and Dave that being a good coach often managed just 8 points in the first having fouled out. But the Tar No. 20 Vlllanova 52-50 in overtime. Louisiana. 0.Totals39631X25101. C.W. Post 69, AdelphI 63 2 Duke (120) defeated East Carolina Upchurch played well). Spurs 12 (Andy well by hitting 11-of- 21 shots. Jack Goalies—Hartford, Mlllen. MInnesoto, means being a good psychologist. nine minutes of the final period. Heels’ pressure defense enabled No. 2 Duke eased past No. 19 At Providence, R.I., Syracuse Shots on goal—Detroit XX13—24. AAeloche. A—13,249. DALLAS (124) Conislus 68, Colgate 42 87-63); defeated Washington 71-59. Lawrence 5, Chris RIzv 4, Mike Carr With the Sonics in a nosedive, Sikma added 20 points and a Washington 71-59. No. 5 Memphis rallied from an Xpoint deficit to Quebec 1XX5—26. Ref eree—Bob Myers Aguirre 11-18 1-2 23, Vincent X12 3613, (tarneglxMellon 58, Grove City 56 3. Southern Methodist (161) defeated ployed well). game-high 16 rebounds for Seattle. them to narrow it to 84-82 with Power ploy conversions—Detroit, NImphlus X9 X6 16, Davis X5 06 5, (tase Western 78, Worcester Poly 74 Baylor 95X3; defeated Texas AXM 73-60; 76ers 22 (Joson Romeo 8, Sandy . Wilkens benched three starters for Mavericks 124, Blazers 101 Peterson at the line. State downed Southrn Mi.ssissippi trim Providence. The Orangemen 56.Quebec,26. Blackman X10 2-212, Harper06X22, Ellis Costleton 76, Skidmore 53 defeated North Carolina 8682. Brindamour and Ed Pinkin played “ last Thursday’s victory at Golden Kansas City, which has lost four 82-60, No. 6 North Carolina beat ran off an 18-6 spurt midlvay Goalies—Detroit, MIcalet, MIo. 1X15 1-2 27, Perkins 46 66 14,Sltton16 Colby 9XMIddleburv 71 4. St. John's (11-1) defeated Vlllanova well), Knights 13 (Greg Ryan8, Devon straight, was paced by Eddie Peterson’s first shot missed Qu- State. ’Three days later, Gerald At Dallas. Dale Ellis — fast Virginia 65-61, No. 7 Oklahoma through the second half to take a ebec, Sevlgny. A—14627. 264, Bryant 2-21-2 5, Slubv 1-11-23. Totals Connecticut 76, Pittsburgh 74 7X71. Garceau" ------and Peter JullanI played Johnson’s 23 points and Reggie becoming the NBA’s premier .3- badly. He then blew the second on Scholastic 4X902X34124. Cornell 73, Marlst 61 5. Memphis State (11-1) defeated- well) Henderson and Tom Chambers purpose and No. 3 SMU escaped defeated Northwestern Louisiana 55-51 lead with 7:58 remaining. Referee—Ron Hoggarth. Portland 17 24 2634—101 Delaware Valley 77, Allentown 72 Tennessee State9X57; defeated Southern .showed just how much they Theus’ 19. point shooter — poured in a 98-62, No. 8 Syracuse stopped At Bloomington, Ind., Steve DaNaS 21214136—134 Dominican 73, Upsala68 Mississippi 82-60. With the score 114-114, Ricky with the victory. disliked their reserve roles, spark­ team-record six for the Mavericks. Providence 71-63, No. II Indiana Alford scored 20 points to lead the Three«olnt goals—Vandeweghe, Cal- E. Connecticut 89, Mass.-Boston72 6. North Carolina (12-2) defeated Sobers, who scored 11 of his 18 " I was relaxed,” the 6-foot-5 ter3, Davis, Ellis, X Fouled out—None. Eastern Coll. 58, Kings Coll. 45 Morytand 7674; defeated Virginia 6661; ing Seattle to a 119-114 win over the The 6-foot-6 forward, who holds the beat Wisconsin 90-68, No. 12 Hoosiers. Wisconsin’s Rick Olson MaplaLaals5,Canucks3 Oaanary baskatball Bowling points in the final period, put senior said of the first shot. " I took Total fouls—PartlofKl 23, Dallas 18. Fordhom 74, Fairfield 72 lost to Southern Methodist 84-82. Kansqs City Kings. mark for consecutive 3-pointers Oregon State nipped Kansas State scored 20 points and set a Big Ten The St. James girls varsity team Rebounds—Porlond 36 (M. Thompson Framingham St. 83, Nichols 54 7. Oklahoma (11X) lost to Tulsa 10689; Seattle ahead on a layup with 58 without a miss (9), had 27 points my time. It just hit the back of the 13), D o llo s 49 (N Im p h lu s 15).' Franklin Pierce 99, Hawthorne58 defeated NW Louisiana 9X62 Restored to the starting lineup, 5X55, No. 13 Louisiana Tech record by hitting his 36th (tansecu- Toronto 1 31—5 dropped o 3X17 decision to St. Rose. seconds left. He added a free throw while Mark Aguirre added 23. rim. Noel Feehan, Dina Herdlein, Kristina Assists—Portland 18 (Poxson, Valen­ (Jannon 68, Southampton 58 8. Syracuse (1X1) defeated Boston Henderson collected a career-high clipped Texas-Arlington 76-65, No. tive free throw. Voncouvor 0 3 0—3 tine 4), Dallas 28 (Harper 10). College6658; defeated Provldence71-63. Blostoma and Henderson hit 2 in the final 38 "They could have blown us out First period—1, Toronto, Salmlng 4 White and Jennifer Dolkartv played Georgetown 52, Vlllanova 50 (OT) 31 points and 10 assists and 16 Illinois upended No. 14 Michigan At Champaign. III., Anthony well for the X2 Lady Sabers. Technicals—Norrls,Harper. A—17607. Gettysburg 91, Elizabethtown 74 9. Konsos (122) defeated Western seconds. but we held our ground. It really (Anderson, Banning), pp, 9:44. Hortwlck n , W. Connecticut 62 Carolina 79X2; defeated South Alabama Marilyn Meyers 190, Barbara Sulli­ Chambers poured in 26 points to Bucks 140, Nuggets 116 State 75-63, No. 15 DePaul dumped Welch scored 23 points and Illinois Penalties—Courtnall, Tor, 1:12; Lupul, The girls junior varsity squod was van 179, Janet Hatton 457. "The shakeup accomplished the hurt me inside that I missed the also defeated bv St. Rose, 1X8. Jane Harvard 77, Penn 75 9X81. ^ spark Seattle to its second straight Houston 69-58, No. 17 Boston scored 9 straight points in a key Van, 8:32; Strong, Tor, 11:09. Holy Cross 76, Manhattan 66 10. Georglallech (1X3) lost to Clemson things we wanted to do,” said AL Milwaukee, Craig Hodges, chance to put us in overtime. Tllden and Trista Monsavich played 8oniGs119.Klngs114 victory after a 2-9 tallspin. College outlasted Seton Hall 69-66 stretch to beat Michigan State. well for the 0-6 JVs. Ithaca 90, RIT 69 9X81. U.8. MIxad Wilkens. "W e had a good effort Sidney Moncrief and Paul Pressey After Peterson’s deliberate Second period—X Toronto, Ihnacak 10 Juniata 75, Scranton 56 II. 'indlana (113) defeated Northwest­ “ I don’t know the reason why we and No. 18 Louisiana State At Rosemont, III., Marty Embry (Leemon), 8:49. 3, Vancouver, Tontl 15 The boys varsity team extended Its. from everyone.” each scored 21 points and Coach miss. North Carolina’s Kenny record to 46 bv splitting a pair of KANSAS CITY (114) Kings Point 82, Norwich 73 ern 77-50; defeated Wisconsin 9X68. Bill KozIckI 20X502, Fred KozIckI got benched," said Henderson, trimmed Tennessee 75-65. hit for 17 points and DePaul held off (Petit, Sundstrom), pp, 11:27. 4, Kuiztown 61, Alvernki 51 12 Oregon State (131) defeated Oregon 209554, John KozIckI 571, Charlie Don Nelson captured his 400th Smith made a sicik move to get his Vancouver, Sundstrom 9 (Dolgneault, games, losing to St. Christopher, 3X27, Johnson X23 56 23, Olberdlng 261-1 5, who has started all but that one At Philadelphia, Georgetown Houston to run its home winning and beating Assumption, 39-33. Mike Thompson X II 13 13, Drew X II 1-1 13, LIU 74, Loyola (Md.) 66 5954; defeoted Kansas State 5X55. Moselskv 218, W alt DeLlsle 201-207-571, career triumph. The Bucks, who hand on the ball, but his despera­ Smyl), 11:56. 5, Toronto, Anderson 9 Lebanon Valley 77, Messiah 74 Jenny Fenn 179-17X491, Anne Poole 193, game this seaso,. " I guess he Pistons 121, Lakers 98 (Valve), 14:00. 6, Toronto, Anderson 10 Anderson, Scott Altrul and Tom Carl­ Theus 7-17 46 19, Merlweather 26 06 4, 13. Louisiana Tech (131) defeated have won three straight, are 18-3 tion tap bounded off the rim at the was taken to overtime for the streak to 34. son played well In the loss, while Danny Lehigh 64, Delaware 63 Centenary 83-65; defeated Texas- Marge DeLlsle 453, Linda Cromwell (Wilkens) wanted to shake things At Pontiac, Mich., Isiah ’Thomas second time in eight days, but At Memphis, Tenn., Keith Lee (Valve, Dooust), 16:34. 7, Vancouver, Thorpe763617, Woodson XIIX313, Buse Lycoming 47, FDU-Modlson 40 A r lln ^ n 7X65. 193466, Linda Skoglund 206497, Diane this season at home. buzzer. Lemov 14 (Gradin, Petit), 17:50. Feehon, Robert Cleveland and Carlson 1-106 3, Verhoeven 2506 4. Totals 47-97 up. But you can’t take things like scored 30 points and had 20 assists defeated its Big East rival. The were standouts In the victory. 1X24 114. Merevhurst 77, Buffalo 62 Brennan 10X481, Terry Priskwaldo Peterson's jumper with 21 se­ scored 22 points and grabbed 18 Penoltles—Kitchen, Tor, 11:09; Glllls, 183186539, Dale Pecker 483, Sheila that personally. You have to do Van, malor (fighting), 13:10; McGill, The boys lunlor varsity squad Im­ SEATTLE (119) Mlllersville U. 89, Bloomsburg64 14. Michigan State (122) defeated and Dan Roundfield (wntrihuted 20 Nets 100, Rockets 99 conds left had moved No. North Hoyas committed 23 turnovers and rebounds to lead Memphis State, Tor, malor (fighting), 13:10. proved Its mark to 2-5, knocking off St. Chambers 11-21 X7 26, Vranes 16 X2 2, Muhlenberg 70, Urslnus52 Purdue 81-72 (o t); lost to Illinois 7663. Price 1 7 7 - ^ K ris McLaughlin 455, Sue whatever it takes to win.” points and 14 rebounds to spark shot 28 percent in the first half. For N. J. Tech 118, Rutgers-Nework 79 15. DePaul (103) defeatea Houston Hale 451, Helen Moselsky 482. At East Rutherford, N.J., Otis Carolina within 84-82. 11-1, over Southern Mississippi. Third period—8, Toronto, Courtnall 8 Rose, 2X12. John Robldeau scored 10 SIkma 491X13 20, Henderson 1X167-731, Henderson, the play-maker ac­ Detroit. It was only the second loss Vlllanova, 9-2, Dwayne McClain Lee became the school's first (unassisted), 0:53. Penalties— points, while Kun Lee played well. Wood X12 1-2 19, King X I X2 XSobers N ow 79, James Madison 65 69‘'SB. Birdsong’s 20-foot fallaway SMU, 14-1, was led by 7-foot Jon 7-11 X7 18, Sundvold X2 06 0, Niagara 65, Vermont 54 16. Illinois (134) defeated Michigan quired in the off-season from in the last 13 games for Los Koncak’s season-high 31 points and had 18 points. player to score 2,000 points. Kitchen, Tor, 8:28; Lemov, Von, 12:35; Noiweostern 88, Siena 68 6658 (ot); defeated Michigan State jumper from the baseline with Nvland,Tori 12:35; MacAdom, Van, BrIdtowskI X I060, McCormick 061-21. Boston to replace Gus W illia m s ,,^Angeles. , 8 rebounds. Smith paced North “ I ’m very proud of the fact that At Boston, Michael Adams 15:17; Salmlng, Tor, 15:17; Nylond, Tor, EC iraahman baakatball Totals 4X77 3162 119. Nyack 7X Barrington 54 7663. three seconds remaining lifted Oswego St. 79, Oneonta St. 59 _ 17. Boston College (11-2) lost to Radio and TV admitted he had been playing Carolina, 12-2, with 18 points. when we were behind, our guys scored 24 points to lead Boston 17:32. The East Catholic High freshmen Kansas City 3123 29 31-1)4 New Jersey. Buck Williams added Shots on goal—Toronto 1X1X4— ssaltla 312S 322S—119 Potsdam 81, Brackport66 Syracuse 6658; d e fe m ^ Seton Hall 69X6. .poorly but Sunday shook it off by “ To tell you the truth, 1 thought gutted it out,” said Georgetown College in a Big East game. Seton basketball team dropped a hard- Princeton 7X Dartmouth 57 18. Louisiana State (103) lost to shooting - M from the field. 20 points and Kelvin Ransey had 13 27. Vancouver 1X1X11—4X fought, 52-44, contest to St. Thomas Three-point goals—Theus, Buse. TONIGHT 12 0 6 he was awesome,” Tar Heel Steve coach John Thompson, whose Hall, down by 15 points in the first Fouled out—None. Total tauls—Kansas Rhode Island 7X Duquesne63 Alabama 7967; defeated Tennessee " I ’ve been struggling lately, 76ers 115, Bullets 104 assists for the Nets. Rookie Akeem Aquinas on Saturday. Dove Price led R utg m 88, Penn St. 71 7665). 7 :» Hockey: North Store vs. Capi­ Hale said of Koncak. "H e’sreally a team is 1X0. The Hoyas are one of half, drew within a point late in the Power ploy conversions the Eagles In scoring with 13 points, City 30, Seattle 28. Rebounds—Kansas tals, USA Cable ; there’s no question about that,” he At Landover, Md., Maurice Olajuwon led Houston with 28 (opportunites-goals)—^Toronlo,!-!. Van­ City 42 (Thompson, Theus, M erl­ S. Connecticut St. 60, Dowling 56 19. Washington (1X4) defeated South­ five Big East teams in the Top 20. game. while Rob Stanford and Brian Kennedy Shlppensburg 5X Dickinson 50 ern California 6X50; lost to Duke 71-59. 8:00 College basketball: St. John's Cheeks scored 25 points and points and 13 rebounds. physical big man and he uses his couver, XI. chipped In w ith 11 and 10, respectively. weather, Thorpe 7), Seattle 39 (SIkma vs. Pittsburgh, ESPN said. “ Today, I tried to push the Goalies — Toronto, Bernhardt. Von- 16). Assists—Kansas City 34 (Theus Springfield Coll. 8X Williams 57 East, now 46, hosts Xavier Tuesday St. Lawrence U, Alfred 75 20. Vlllanova (93) losttoSt. John's7X71; 10:00 College basketball: DePaul vs. couver, Brodeur. A—11622. afternoon at 4 o'clock. 13), Seattle 37 (Henderson 10). Old Dominion, ESPN Referee—Bob Hall. Technical—Theus. A—7614. St. Anselm 9X Bowdoln 85 (OT) lost to (jeorgetown 5250 (ot). I MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Jan 14, 1985 - 15 U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Jan. 14. 1985 Last-minute refs grant Stephenson faces a beefy task .. M ka<>« Louis inilic Kelcher,Kpirhpr. a massivemsssiv man at probably San Francisco's best 6-5,330. Kdeher’s forte is jamming By William D. Murray last two years. all-round noseguard. He can beat However, on Super Bowl Sun­ United Press International you with his speed and mobility on the center on running plays. , i ‘ » day, Stephenson faces a big — in In order for the Dolphins’ line to both pass and rushing plays. He is Cougars chance to win REDWOOD CITY. Calif. — fact massive — challenge. ’Three be effective in the crucial third and also extremely hard to trap block. big. fast and strong San Francisco fourth quarters of the Super Bowl, Miami Dolphins’ center Dwight Not far behind, is rookie Michael 49ers’ noseguards who are inter­ Stephenson is going to have to be a minutes of the second half to spark Stephenson is one of those rare Carter — the Olympic silver television — and instead of Man­ changed to keep them as rested as fadtdr on the line. He is going to The Manchester Community the Cougars to a 56-47 lead. players who has rewritten the medalist in the shot put. Carter. chester forfeiting to Massosoit — Brooks and Peoples continued to possible. Each possesses individ­ have to be able to free lance, as he College men’s basketball team books on how to play his position. 6-2, 281, has been used mostly on the junior college game went on. ual strengths that present a has done all season, for Miami's almost never got the chance to take star for Manchester, AnisWng wRh With his tremendous mobility. pass plays because of a combina­ And the new-life Cougars made it different type of problem for the the floor against Massosoit Com­ game-high point totals of 27 and M, ■ Stephenson has become the heart, tion of great strength and excellent pass protection scheme to work. count, besting the visiting War­ man blocking them. That means he is going to have to munity College Saturday night at respectively. Edwards eigh soul and strength of the Dolphins’ speed. He, in fact, may be the riors, 71-59. The 49ers start Manu Tiuaso- endure all the pounding 861 pounds East Catholic. points was the highest total fee eny line — a unit that allowed just 14 fastest defensive linemen for his other MCC player in the last three sopo, the smallest of the llitee of noseguard can dish out in one The win snapped a three-game quarterback sacks during the size in all professional football. It was 7:55 and nary a referee noseguards at a mere 6-foot-3 and game. losing streak for Manchester, now games. ' . _ . regular season. He also has been Finally, there is 10-year veteran was in sight to officiate the « Brooks also led the Cougar named to the AFCAKCAll-Kro All-Pro team theine zwipounoa.250 pounds. ’The six- year veteran------is ■ ■ ■ 2-3, which returns to action tonight o’clock game. Several frantic rebounders with 12, while in Waterbury against Mattatuck phone calls were made in an effort and Paul Armelin each grabbed Community College in an 8 o’dock to contact local officials who might tilt at Kennedy High. The Chiefs six. Fiorida put on three-year probation be able to get to East Catholic on have not lost a regular season play MANCHESTER (71) — BerMe Ale- short notice. To no avail. itianv 10-0 2, Je ff D’Anoono 0 2-2 2, Ken . . . . nrpviniisprevious decisions on penalties since the 1981-82 season. Cooper 0 1-2 1, Tony Peoples 9 4-5 a . year probation — including being He said the third year of imposed on the University o f ' Bob Lerorlo 3 0-1 6, John Wheeler 0 0-0 By David AAoffit probation, especially regarding The officials from the barred from bowls and television Florida’s football program,” said The teams traded leads through­ 0, Winston Brooks 12 3-5 27, Bob Lacy 0 ; Unifed Press International sanctions against post-season Manchester-Massosoit women’s 0-2 0, Paul Armelin 1 1-2 3, Mike for at least the next two years. Florida president Marshall M. out the first half, with Massasoit events and television appearan­ game were already changed and Edwards 4 041 8, Mike Martin 0 04) 0, The action came on the eve of the Criser, who came to Nashville in taking the biggest edge, 18-12, at Totals 30 11-14 71. . ^ NASHVILLE, Tenn. - The ces, would be suspended if the preparing to head home. Luckily, 79th annual NCAA Convention an attempt to soften the punish­ the 10 minute mark. Manchester MASSASOIT (59) — Barry Johnson 2 ' University of Florida failed in its university meets "prescribed both Augie Link of Tolland and 0-0 4, Kevin Kearney 1 4-4 6. Len which begins today at the Opry- ment which had been first pro­ battled back behind the outside efforts to persuade the NCAA to monitoring conditions.” Tom Mehan of West Suffield Wotkins 5 0-1 10, Lionel Do vis 1 1-2 3, land Hotel in Nashville. posed back in October but delayed shooting of Winston Brooks and Mike Forest 0 0-0 0, Chuck Washinoton soften punishment for numerous In announcing the penalties U Pl photo agreed to change back into their 7 2-214, B ill M itchell 4 8-13 20, Totals a violations by the Gators’ football Tbe NCAA also cut Florida’s by Florida's appeal. Tony Peoples to knot it at 37-all by against Florida, NCAA president "We feel particularly dishear­ stripes to work the men’s game. 15-22 59. team. grants for new players front 30 to 20 during first period action in Chicago. halftime. John Toner said the Gators were tened that the NCAA has elected to Chicago Black Hawks’ goalie Murray Florida, which finished 9-1-1 last the next two years and cut its total Center Mike Edwards scored all penalized fdr violations that had maintain its imposition of the 85-75 The Islanders’ hung on to win, 6-5. So instead Link and Mehan going season and was considered one of of football grants from 95 to 85 next Bannerman (30) makes save on a shot of his eight points in the first ten occurred between 1979-83 and led caps on football scholarships. home to watch the UConn game on the top teams in the country amid year and 75 the year after that. to the dismissal of head football “ As we have said in the past,’ by New York Islanders’ Mike Bossy (22) revealation of the violations, lost “ We deeply regret that the MCC coach Charley Pell after the third Criser added, "we believe these its appeal to the NCAA Council NCAA has decided not to modify its game of the 1984 season. unprecedented penalties go far Sunday and was placed on three- NHL roundup beyond the appropriate corrective Martina Navratilova makes return in semifinal match with women actions, considering all the factors Zina Garrison at Virginia Slims tournament in in this case, and, we believe, will have a chilling effect on institu­ Washington, D.C., Sunday. Martina won 6-1,6-2. Girardelli takes slalom run tional self-correction in the Sabres’ streak snapped future.” beaten In freestyle skiing at Mont chela Figini of Switzerland In its report to the NCAA Maleeva hopes to learn By United Press International notched her fourth successive Gabriel, Quebec Sunday, Lloyd Council, the NCAA Committee on 4 Langlois and Alain Laroche cap­ The Manchester Community women’s World Cup ski victory of Infractions said the violations at Luxembourg skiier Marc Girar­ tured Canada’s first two gold from match with Martina College women’s basketball team the season Sunday by winning the Florida were "the most blatant delli parted company with the medals following the aerial event as Messier leaves mark could not get untracked in the first super-giant slalom event in lack of any effort to assure "A fter the Australian Open, I Austrian Ski Federation six years at the World Cup Freestyle Skiing half of it season opener Saturday 1:23.13. . control" of any case it had handled By Will Dunham ago. But if skiing for Austria competition. United Press International thought 1 needed to improve my night at East Catholic. The result West German Marina Kiehl, who in recent years. doesn’t appeal to Girardelli, after Langlois. 22, of Magog, Quebec, second serve.” said the six-time By Joe llluzzi sidelined indefinitely with a frac­ Herds 5, Wings 2 was a 66-40 win for .visiting celebrated her 20th birthday Satur­ The Southeastern Conference, Sunday, he should at least have won the aerial event in spectacular WASHINGTON — Even if she Washington champion. "T h e se­ United Press International tured cheekbone. At Quebec, Anton and Peter Massasoit Community College. day, was seixind in 1:23.48 and which barred Florida from repres­ fond feelings for skiing in Austria. fashion over Laroche. 21, of Lac doesn’ t beat Martina Navratilova, cond serve was hard (against The NHL held a disciplinary Stastny scored two goals each to Manchester travels to Brockton, Maria Walliser of Switzerland enting it in the Sugar Bowl, hearing Friday after Calgary Glrardelli’s return to his native Beauport, Quebec, who captured Manuela Maleeva knows it will not Garrison). I had been trying to d<) You may not be seeing Mark lead Quebec. The Red Wings, who Ma.. Saturday for a rematch with placed third in J; 24.01. supported the Gators' appeal Sun­ that. It seems to be working well.” coach Bob Johnson demanded the Austria was a resounding success the combined championship. be a total loss. Messier in the lineup for the next have a 3-17-2 road record, are Massasoit. The result left Figini on top of the day, noting the "unprecedented as he took advantage of the Langlois scored an astonishing "You can always learn some­ So far everything has worked couple of weeks, so the Edmonton 6-foot, 207-pound Messier be given winless in their last six games. The Warriors, now 4-8, jumped World Cup overall standings with penalty will have a severe, long­ a 20-game suspension. The league absence of his injured main World 207.94 points in the aerials, per­ thing from matches against her," well for Navratilova in this tourna­ winger left something for his fans Detroit’s Danny Gare scored a out to a 20-5 lead midway through 165 points, 20 ahead of Brigitte term impact on the institution — is scheduled to hand down its (>ip ski rival Pirmin Zurbriggen forming a triple back- somersault said Maleeva, who meets the ment. She has kept all of her toi^m em ber him by Sunday night. goal in his first game since serving the first half and then expanded the Oertli of Switzerland. Kiehl and affecting coaches, staff and play­ and won his third slalom race of the with a triple-twist combination world's No. 1 tennis player tonight opponents on the defensive with Messier, who faces a possible decision today. a three-game suspension. lead to 35-14 at halftime. Game- Walliser are tied for third with 137 ers long after the violations season. that had a 4.4 difficulty factor on in the fin al of a $150,000 fine passing shots and has madein- suspension today, scored two high scorer Pam Gear pumped in points. occurred." Girardelli, 21, climbed to within his second jump. It was the first tournament. credible returns that no other goals, including the game-winner Flyers 7, Flames 1 24 of her 32 points before The race was held with a light The agenda for this year’s NCAA Leats 5, Canucks 3 14 points of Switzerland’s World time that such a maneuver has However. Maleeva, a 17-year-old woman player in the world can with 51 seconds left, to give the At Philadelphia, Brian Propp intermission. snowfall affecting conditions on Convention includes proposals af­ . Cup points leader Zurbriggen, who ever been successfully performed Bulgarian, will find that the make. Oilers a 5-4 victory over the Buffalo scored three goals, including two At Vancouver, British Columbia, Massasoit’s Margie Vasquez the Breitenberg course. fecting academic standards, use of won a downhill double-header in World Cup competition. teacher is not ready to yield to any Sdbrcs « of Philadelphia’s club record-tying John Anderson scored twice in the canned all 14 of her points in the Figini, 19, who has already won drugs and greater autonomy for On her confrontation with Ma- Friday and Saturday at American Bruce Bolesky was pupils. Zina Garrison learned that Messier took Pat Hughes’ pass three short-handed goals to lift the second period to help Toronto end a second half. two downhills and a giant slalom the major football powers. leev.-i, Navratilova said, "She is a Kitzbuehel. . , , third in the (ximbined after finish­ Sunday. and rocketed the game-winner Flyers. Dave Poulin, who had seven-game losing streak. Ander­ Sue Donnelly and Amy Glazer this season, said she found the A proposal to stiffen academic lot like Zina, but she is a little Zurbriggen injured his left knee ing 17th in the aerial. Navratilova, the tournament’s past goaltender Tom Barrasso to three assists, scored Philadel­ son’s goals came in a span of 2:34. paced the Cougars with 18 and 11 33-gate course with its 440-meter requirements, which was adopted steadier. I'll try to force errors.” snap Buffalo’s 10-game winning breaking a 2-2 tie. during Saturday’s race and re­ vertical drop a bit treacherous. Conny Kissling of Switzerland two years ago, but does not go into top seed, put on a tennis clinic for phia’s first short-handed goal. Tim points, respectively. Glazer pulled turned home to see Swiss doctors. continued to dominate the the seventh-seeded Garrison, of Navratilova, who lost only twice streak. He also tied the score 4-4 at Kerr added his 34th goal plus three down 11 rebounds, while Doreen Eva Twardokens fcf Squaw Val­ effect until Aug. 1, 1986, is under last year, remains motivated, Team officials fear he could be out women’s events as she won the Houston, to reach the finals. 9; 28 of the third period. ley, Calif., the lohe U S. skier fire. A resolution is being offered ‘T m still eager. " she said. assists. Jets 6, Kings 5 Gagnon added 10 and Shannon of action for at least a week. aerial to capture the combined Navratilova’s serve was so dev­ J “It seemed like he (Messier) among the top finishers, came in that calls for a study of possible ’Yesterday, (Saturday when she At Inglewood. Calif., Doug Brown 8. Girardelli’s aggregate time was astating that at one point during was determined we weren’t going MASSASOIT (44) — Grace K e lly 0 04) ninth with 1:24.68. title alternatives to those beat Sukova) I was as keyed up (or Islanders 6, Hawks 5 Smail’s second goal of the game 1 minute, 40.68 seconds, only 18 the match she said out loud to to Ipse the game,’’ said Edmonton 0, M argie Vasquez 4 2-214, Patti M artin requirements. a match as I'v e ever been. " with 19 seconds left finished off a 4 1-2 9, Caron Ahearn 4 041 8, Jane hundredths of a second faster than herself, “ I ought to bottle it. It coach Glen Sather. “ He scored two At Chicago, Bryan Trottier’stwo U Pl photo Main opposition to the proposal Navratilova, of Fort Worth, five-goal third period by Winnipeg Sullivan 1 1-2 3, Pam (Sear 13 4-9 32, Italian Oswald Totsch. would sell for a fortune.” goals so I guess he was the goals and an assist carried the Totals 28 10-15 44. RIchburg sets record involves required test scores that Texas, has faced Maleeva, the that lifted it from a 4-1 deficit. The Girardelli boosted bis World Cup Since losing to Helena Sukova difference.” Islanders to their fourth consective The West’s Owen Gill of Iowa shakes the East’s defense MANCHESTER (40) — Karen Daley some say might be racially biased. Washington tournament’s fourth Messier, who turns 24 Friday, victory. Brent Sutter contributed a Jets, who lost 6-4 to the Kings at the 4 1-8 9, Sue Donnelly 7 4-4 18, Am y point total to 165 with the victory "There is still time to modify the last month in the Australian Open, in Saturday’s 10th Japan Bowl, an American college Glozer 5 1-4 11, Shannon Brown 00-00, seed, only once, recording a wasinvoiveoinwas involved in an altercationaiiercaiion withwun goal and two assists fortor New York.yorx. Forum Saturday, pulled three ______Tha \A/o«t hpat the Doreen Gagnon 1 . and should easily overtake his proposal by next January,” said which snapped her record 74- points ahead of fourth-place Los all-star game at Yokohama Stadium. The West beat the Doreen Gagnon 1 0-1 2, Carlene rival starting Tuesday as Zurbrig­ In opening Prix meet match winning streak, the power­ straight set last year at Calgary’s Jamie Macoun Dec, 26. Troy Murray scored twice for points ahead of fourth^lace Los all-Star game at Yokohama Stadium. The Stevenson 0 04)0, Jo Calgary’s Jamie Macoun Dec, 26. Troy Murray scored twice for Stevenson 0 OO 0, Joonne Denault 0 04) Toner of the University of Connec­ Wimbledon. which left the Flame defenseman Chicago Angeles Angeles inin thethe SmytheSmythe Division.Division. East,East, 28-14. 28-14. 0, Totals 17 4-19 40. gen is almost certain to miss a ticut. “ Then, we would have until ful left-hander has been working to Chicago. SHERBROOKE, Que. (UPl) - 1,000-meter run Sunday night to The tournamen) is sponsored by A giant slalom at Adelboden, the following August to get those improve her already awesome Diana Richburg of the United highlight the opening meet of the Virginia Slims. Switzerland. 1985 Grand Prix circuit. modifications, if needed, in place.” serve. At Pfronten, West Germany, States set an American and meet indoor record in the - women’s Richburg, of Troy, N.Y., broke Gilbert passes West over East in Japan Bowl victory Olympic downhill champion Mi- her own American record set two years ago, with a time of 2 minutes, Tomozcak threw a short end zone accolade, the Joe Roth Award, 39.28 seconds. TOKYO (U P l) - Quarterback Cunningham came back into the ing ing on on the the passing passing skills skills of of 1984 1984 14-6.14-6.______namt^'fo’rthe^orn TOKYO (UPl) — Quarterback pass to Boston College wide named for the former.University of “ I ’m very pleased with the way game in the second quarter but Heisman Trophy winner Doug But the West came back later in Gil Gilbert of the University of receiver Gerard Phelan, but Phe­ California quarterback who died of Sports In my training went last fall,” said threw two more interceptions and Flutie, failed to score in the first tbe quarter when Gilbert con­ California threw two touchdown lan couldn’t keep his hands on the cancer several years ago. Richburg. "It was the very best so N nected with wide receiver A1 Toon passes and led the West to a 28-14 was again replaced by Gilbert, half. Flutie, a Boston College Vanderbilt monitors weightroom of Wisconsin for a 2-yard scoring ball. far in my four-year career as a rout of the East Sunday in the 10th The West opened the scoring in senior, came under constant pres­ Horton was named most valua­ pass to to make it 21-6. track athlete and it shows me I ’m annual Japan Bowl in Yokohama, the first quarter when Mike sure from a powerful defensive ble offensive player and Sims NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Vanderbilt football coach George Ohio State quarterback Mike The clincher came when, with going to have a good outdoor Japan. Waters, a running back out of San line led by Darryl Sims of received the defensive MVP MacIntyre said Sunday his coaches will closely monitor the Diego State, took a backfield pass Wisconsin. Tomoczak took over from Flutie less than two minutes left in the team’s weightibom to guard against the illegal use of steriods. season.” mloiAS* award. Sherbrooke’s Christine Slythe Gilbert, a 6-foot-3-inch, 215- from Gilbert and ran 14 yards to and connected on a 14-yard scoring game, Ron Pitts, a defensive back The weightroom, which was to reopen today for an off-season pushed Richburg all the way. Her pound senior, replaced Randall The East came alive in the pass to running back Ethan Horton from UCLA, intercepted a short score. strength program, has been a focal point of a two-state second place finish was a Canadian Cunningham of the University of The West made it 14-0 in the second half but failed to sustain the of North Carolina and a successful pass on the 3-yard-line andraced 97 The game was played under investigation into a suspected pipeline ()f illegal steroids from record of 2.41.22, taking nearly Nevada-Las Vegas early in the second quarter after a 1-yard run momentum in the final period. two-point conversion made it 21-14 yards to a score to make it 28-14. sunny skies before a near-capacity Nashville to Clemson University in South Carolina. four seconds off the mark set in game after Cunningham was taken by Nebraska running back Jeff Running back Johnny Jones of and put the game back within the Gilbert, who fed the West to its crowd of 31,000 at Yokohama reach of the Eastern squad. sixth straight Japan Bowl tri­ Stadium, about 20 miles outside The probe has uncovered the sale of the “ufw 1983 by Vancouver’s Brit out following an end zone intercep­ Smith. Tennessee ran four yards for a to add muscle bulk and promote easy weight gain, to Vanderbilt score early in the half to make it The East almost tied it when umph, received the gam e’s highest Tokyo. McRoberts. tion by the East’s Tony Thurman. The East All-Star squad, bank­ football players at McGugin Center over the last two years. In the men’s 1,500 meters, Moses arrested for soliciting American Tom Smith took nearly three seconds off Kenyan Sos- Uebberoth decision sheds iight on Wrigiey’s diiemma LC'S ANGELES — Two-time Olympic hurdles champion thenes Vitok’s 1984 standard of EdiVin Moses was one of dozens of men arrested for allegedly 3:45.38 with a 3:42.54 clocking. MUFFURS games at Wrigley Field. The Cubs that in some cases don’t bring in $9 soliciting acts of prostituUon during a vice squad sweep of Smith was chased hard by Mark By Randy Mlnkoff put in lights. But Ueberroth said he was of the television contract between have not said publicly they would million all year. ’That is approxi­ Hollywood, police confirmed Sunday night. Scrutlon of Great Britain who also United Press International If .the Cubs, who won their first hopeful the Cubs could independ­ m ajor league baseball and the mately the amount of money Moses recently named co-winner of Sports Illustrated s bettered the old mark after pass­ pennant of any kind in 39 years last ently work out their own problems networks, all 26 clubs stand to lose install lights if given the legal go-ahead, but the suit would clear baseball would lose if playoff and Athlete of the Y ea r award, won the gold medal in the 400-meter ing Kenyan Sampson Obocha on CHICAGO — Baseball commis­ season, were to make the playoffs concerning lights without his inter­ at least $8 million in 1985 if tbe Cubs the way for night baseball at World Series games weren’t hurdles in the 1976 and 1984 Olympics. With his long graceful the last lap in one of the evening’s sioner Peter Ueberroth says he is again this year, the commissioner vention before the start of the make the playoffs and the games Wrigley Field. shifted to prime time,” Ueberroth strides, the 29-year-old has dominated the event, building a most exciting races. prepared to make an “ unpopular said he would be forced to make season in April. are not televised at night in prime The Cubs hinted that they were said. 109-race winning streak over the last seven yeare. The meet record also fell in the /P e r axle decision” and force the Chicago what could amount to an “ unpopu- Ueberroth, in an informal gath­ time. Resular taking the action under pressure “ Technically, the World Series Moses married and one of the most respected athletes in the last track event of the evening, the Cubs to move their games or give lar deeision” for the sake of all of ering before the Chicago Baseball “ I ’m not telling them what to '(m ost cars) from the new commissioner to really belongs to the fans. It is men’s 200 meters as Brady Crain of up the home field advantage if they baseball. Writers’ annual Diamond Dinner do,” Ueberroth said. “ I nevei*said world was arrested early Sunday for allegedly approaching a unfair to those people who work the U.S. blasted around the track in make the playoffs again this year. He said he would have to on Saturday night, insisted he has I wanted lights there. 1 wouldn’t install lights. female undercover police officer and soliciting an act of ^Regular Ueberroth said he was in Mexico 9-to-5 or 8-to-4 because they have a 21.13 seconds despite drawing the Ueberroth said he wouldn’t mind consider moving the games to never ordered the Cubs’ organiza­ mind if they played day games all prostitution, police said. right to see the World Series.” tighter and less banked inside lane. if the Cubs played all day games, another facility, installing porta­ tion to install lights at Wrigley of the time.” at the time the suit was filed but' denied the Cubs were making bim Ueberroth was greeted by a Q Hartman surgery a shock THE ECONOMIZER but warns that major league ble lights or forcing the Cubs to Field, the only ballpark in the The Cubs, late last year, filed Toronto’s Milt Ottey closed out BRAKE SPECIAL suit to challenge state and local take “ the fall” for the lights issue. strong chorus of boos when he was baseball stands to lose $8 million in forfeit the home advantage for major leagues without lights. T^E K A Kan. - Kansas State basketball coach Jack the evening with a meet record in laws that would prohibit night “ My concerns are for the teams introduced at the dinner. DRUM BRAKES revenue if Wrigley Field doesn’t post-season games. But he warned that, under terms Hartman had no prior history of heart trouble and his heart the high jump clearing 7-feet MUFFLER DISC BRAKES S>/4-inches and then came very (From or rear axle) attack and subsequent bypass surgery came as a shock to his (Frecrt Axle ) close to setting a Canadian record . Free 4-wticcl brake • Frec 4-wheel brake family, his wife said. , of7-7'A. INSTALLATION INaUDED inspection Hartman the Wildcats coach since the 1970-71 season, was in in ip e c tio n ‘Old friend’ praises Walsh Ottey, who had trouble in Ottawa • Replace pads with new • Replace shoes with new Marcus Allen’s brother stable condition Sunday and resting comfortably after on Friday night when he failed to The Economizer muffler from Midas fits guaranteed linings guaranteed disc pads undergoing quadruple coronary artery bypass surgery at • Resurface drums By Dave Raffo books on war. Studley was hired as the Houston clear 7-4'/,, was very pleased with most American-made cars and trucks. Your • Resurface rotors Stormont-Vail Regional Medical Center in Topeka. • Inspect wheel cylinders United Press International “ Bill would bounce some of his Oilers’ defensive coach before his performance In Sherbrooke satisfaction with this product is assured. • Replace grease seals offensive ideas off me. He’d say Walsh reconsidered and stayed as He is 6Xpcct6d to bo hospitslized for st losst two wooks. which was achieved despite a bad • Inspect and repack • Inspect hold down head coach. leads South to Senior win Hartman 59, began suffering acute chest pains at his cold. wheel bearings springs 4 ’what wouid you do if I did this.’” M IAM I — Chuck Studley isn’t • Lubricate backing plates Studley has been playing that “ When Bill indicated his desire Manhattan'home Saturday night, just hours after his Wildcats American Doug Nordquist and • Inspect calipers looking forward to matching wits • Inspect hydraulic system game in his own mind all week, in to give up coaching, I wasn’t ready Allen vaulted the winners into a In addition, Carruth, who also narrowly lost to No. 12 Oregon State. Alain Metelus of Montreal, first ' Guarantee: The Economizer Muffler is • Inspect hydraulic system with his old friend and former boss By David AAoffit • Readjust brakes anticipation of the Super Bowl. for that yet,” Studley said. “ We United Press International commanding lead. had a 55-yard punt return that a n d second in Ottawa on Friday, warranted by Midas for one year from the • Lubricate caliper anchors Bill Walsh in Super Bowl XIX • Road test "Nobody poses as many prob­ coached in the Senior Bowl that The South seemed to be set up Butler’s first field goal, Bernie Kosar denies report could do no better than 7-2'A and • Inspect fluid levels Sunday. date of installation and will be replaced • A dd fluid if required lems as the 49ers,” Studley said. year and I asked him pointedly if M OBILE, Ala. — It took sticking to the ground, running got a new car for being named finished fifth and fourth, “ Bill Walsh has a mind like a M IAMI — University of Miami quarterback Bernie Kosar has free of charge if it fails during this period. • Road test “We have five games on the he wanted me to quit. He said ’no, Damon Allen until the closing out the clock, when Allen the game’s M VP. - respectively. steel trap,” said Studley, the lari ronorts that he has decided to abandon his collegiate • Metallic pads extra computer and found 130 different but I ’m not going to coach and I minutes of the Senior Bowl to spotted Paul Ott Camith of ’The game was played in high A American pole vaulter Billy Miami Dolphins’ defensive coordi­ c a S and deefare Wmself eligible for the National Football formations. I ’m sure if we put five even started interviewing make his point. Alabama wide open behind the 30s temperature with a 20 mile Olson, written off by many after a OuarantM; Midas brake shoes and disc brake pads are nator 'of the San Francisco 49ers warrantod-for as long as you own your American or foreign head coach. “ He’salwaystryingto more on, which we might do, we’ll people.’ ” Allen, quarterback from Cal North secondary and hit him in tin hour wind lowering the chill series of bad injuries which factor to 15. ^ K o s a r S ‘two years of college eligibility remaining. sidelined him for most of 1984, won car, van or light truck (under 14,000 lbs.) It they ever wear out, get into the minds of defensive get 130 more.” State-Fullerton, was hoping his full stride for a 45-yard touch­ new Midas brake shoes or pads will be installed without coaches. When they think he’s Studley was with the 49ers Walsh said he wanted Studley to play in Saturday’s college all- down play. • ’ ’The wind was a big factor for “ I will not respond to any ridiculous rumors, Kosar told The with a vault of 18-2‘A. He just charge for the shoes or pads or the labor to Install the shoes missed on three attempts at 18-8>A. going to do one thing, he does during their 26-21 victory over the be his successor. star game would get the pro The South got the ball back on us in the final quarter,” said M iam i Herald on Sunday. Offer expires: Feb. 14 or pads. Additional parts and/or labor required to restore the another. Bengals three years ago. “ The things that were handled scouts considering him on his the first play after the ensuing South Coach Forrest Gregg of system to operational condition are extra. “ I guess they (49ers) don’t want weren’t necessarily in order but own merits — not because he’s kickoff when Sean ’Thomas of the Green Bay Packers. “ I ’m trying to jump in his mind, B lo o m fM d 243-9430 M anchester 646-6606 Southington 621-9333 too. The only thing that’s predicta­ to go to the Super Bowl without these things happen and I don’t the younger brother of former TCU intercepted a North pass “ After we got .that fourth- Torrlngton 482-7647 quarter field goal (Butler kick­ B ranford 481-2388 M iddletown 347-9100 ble about Bill Walsh is his me,” Studley said. “ It’s funny, think a n y^d y was hurt,” Walsh Heisman Trophy winner and and returned it to the North 6. ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. 224-9137 W aNItsgf^ 265-0953 ing No. 3 with 10; 34 left to give CALDWELL B riilo l S82-7983 New Britain unpredictability.” because the first time I went to the said. “ When I decided to give up as Los Angeles Raiders’ star Mar­ ’Then, on 3rd-and-goal from New H aven 865-6111 Water Bury 757-0339 head coach and concentrate on my the South its 9-7 lend), things E. H artford 289-9315 Studley and Walsh were assist­ Super Bowl it was against Cincin­ cus Allen. the 10, Allen threw a strike to 745-0305 New London 447-1711 W . H o r t f ^ 522-0171 duties as president, (owner) Ed Joe Jones of Virginia Tech in the started falling our way.” OIL INC. Infiold 934-2626 ants together for seven years with nati, where I coached for 10 Playing mostly backup to INSUMNSMITHS SINCE O rofon 445-8129 Norw ich 889-8433 West H aven the Cincinnati Bengals. Studley years.” DeBartolo wanted an established Maryland’s Frank Reich until right corner of the end zone. Butler missed field goal tries 248-6327 Rocky HW 563-1507 WMImantlc 456-1766 Hom don 246-5127 later served as Walsh’s defensive After the 49ers’ Super Bowl coach. the closing minutes Saturday, “ I just wanted to show people of SO and 51 yards in a scoreless dS.R 1914 N .H a itfo rd 246-4828 S. H artford coordinator in San Francisco from triumph in 1982, Studley thought he ’T thought that Chuck Studley Allen erupted with a pair of that a quarterback from a small first period, was good from 30 ' per gal. C. O. D. . and 32 yards in the second, and 1979- 82. would be in San Francisco for a (X)uld be the head coach. After late-game touchdown passes to (California college can play .with FREE WRITTEN ESTIMATES “ Bill and I are close friends,” long time, perhaps the rest.of his several weeks of looking for q lead the South to a 23-7 victory the big guys,’ 'said Allen, who I had a 49-yarder in-the fourth. 649-8841 said Studley, who will turn 56 on career. But the 49ers went 3-6 in coach, I decided to stay on as head over the North. earned $2,250 as a member of I The North’s only score came Wnlrnum requrrement 649-5241 Opening Soon ’Thursday. "W e coached in Clncin- 1982, Walsh decided he didn’t want coach.” The South was nursing a 9-7 the winning team in the first midway through the,, second 65 E. Contor Stroot P rIcM M ti together for seven years. We to coach any more and General Studley Was the Oilers’ liead lead, courtesy of three field professional appearance for 71 quarter when Paul Berner of tubjeet to Change ManchMter, Ct. Vernon and Waterbury often drove to work together and Manager John MeVay told the San coach for the final 10 games of the goals by All-America kicker college seniors. ’The losers each Pacific led the losers on a 550-1,000 gal*- 90.9 C.O.P. Bill would give me some books he Francisco assistant coaches to 1983 season, taking over after Ed Kevin Butler of Georgia, before got $2,000. 68-yard drive. hed read, we both read a lot of start looking for other jobs. Biles resigned. MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday -Ian. 14. 1985 — > 1

U — MANCHESTER HERAl.l). Mimdiiy. J:in I-*. 13HV British home treasures head west Advice F A R FROM BEING mere hand-me- By Gregory Jensen United Press International down samplers and battered bits of furniture, file 700-plus objects showing Children’s hearts broken LONDON — Since It’s not practical to for 4>A months in Washington will move 200 of England’s stately homes to include "the finest paintings, sculp­ '. 4 * the United States, museum curators tures, tapestries, arms ,and armor, are are doing the next best thing. furniture, jewels, porcelain and by dad’s empty promises They’re moving the contents. silver.” he said. Plus, of course, some • "In the English country house is a oddities. , < and stay until 9? Or does it mean King Solomon’s mines of treasure, of “ One of the strangest items,” Brown ■ DEAR ABBY: I am a divorced you can arrive anytime after 6 which Americans as a whoie have no said, “ is a 16th century ‘tooting horn woman, raising three children p.m., but you’re not supposed to concept,” said J. Carter Brown, loaned by Sir John Clerk. Apparently under 15, which is not easy, but Dear stay after 9 p.m.? director of the NaBbnal Gallery of Art Sir John’s ancestors would go out onto a that’s another letter. My husband says it means you in Washington, D.C. To correct this high point on the estate and ’toot’ the This is about a problem I ’ve had Abby can arrive anywhere between 6 situation he’s taking the treasure to the horn. Anyone within earshot was since my divorce four years ago. and 9, but that doesn’t make any actually standing on the fam ily’s My ex-husband, who lives on the Americans. Abigail sense because if you arrive at 8:55 land.” West Coast, has promised our Brown was in London recently to Van Buren p.m., you certainly wouldn’t want announce his museum’s plans for —Brown said the show, “ will be the children many wonderful gifts for to leave at 9. showing to Americans the iiicalcuable greatest single exhibition of British Courtney loves dolls Christmas — none of which he has Also, what is "Christmas riches seen — and sometimes not seen treasures ever seen outside the United ever delivered. cheer” ? A cocktail party with hors He has called them in October — in England’s grandest houses. Kingdom.” d’oeuvres? Or should you expect Courtney Canfijn, 2, of East Hartford, ;; promising to send plane tickets so tomy. (He’s so hard up his Surrounded by top officials from Virtually every famous British house enough in the way of refreshments they could spend Christmas with grandmother pays his rent and Britain’s National Trust and Historic is lending something — Chatsworth and and Warren L. Prelesnik, executive;; to call it a meal? Don’t say, “ Call Blenheim Palace, Woburn Abbey and him! None came, of course. Every utilities). Houses association. Brown said the director of Manchester Memorial Hospi-... the hostess and/or the host and year he asks them what they want He is a real man in my book. I stately homes show will take over the Castle Howard (the setting for “ Bride- ask.” That would be tacky. Yet it tal, admire one of several Cabbage . for their birthdays. They’ve told was advised by my doctor not to entire East building of the National shead' Revisited.” ) So are lesser- would help a lot to know in advance known or completely private houses, Patch dolls that J.C. Penney Catalog -; him, and received nothing. have any more children. We have Gallery on Nov. 3. three, and we’re saving up for me what to expect. The show has a scholarly title; “ The like Shurborough and Veolas and Center donated to the hospital’s Pediat- I have never talked against him While I ’m on the subject, when Ickworth. to have an operation that will cost Treasure Houses of Britain: Five ric Department. because I think it’s important for twice as much as a vasectomy for someone calls on the phone and Hundred Years of Private Patronage children to respect their father, but invites you to a party, and you ask, GERVASE JACKSON-STOPS, ar­ my husband. He won’t even and Art Collecting.” But it promises to it’s growing more difficult to make “ How should I dress?” I always chitectural advisor to the National V UPl photo discuss it, and the doctor says not be spectacular. excuses for him when he keeps to push him. How about all the get a vague answer like, “ Oh, just Trust and the forthcoming exhibition’s disappointing them year after wear anything,” What is that curator, spent two years traveling About Town times I ’m “ pushed” to have sex WHAT IS INVOLVED is a top-level Rock around the clock year. His broken promises are when I ’m afraid my birth control supposed to mean? exhibition — its patrons are Prince thousands of miles to visit all of the breaking their hearts, ^nd mine, HOLIDAY SEASON 200-plus houses, choosing the best of joined Taylor when he sang such might not work? MYSTERIES iTXA. r n Charles and Princess Diana — showing The rock festival of Rio reached its too. their moveable contents. I ’m getting to resent him and treasures painstakingly selected from - Rec holds open house highest peak so far Sunday when ballad favorites as "You’ve Got a Friend” and If you print this, he may realize sex. I envy my girlfriends whose DEAR MYSTERIES: A 6 to 9 more than 200 of Britain’s greatest There’s a marble sculpture of the The Manchester Recreation Department will hold star James Taylor stepped onto the “Fire and Rain." The 90-hour musical how we feel. husbands have had vasectomies. IN PIECES p.m, invitation for “ Christmas houses. head of Aphrodite, dating from the 4th an open house Wednesday from 6 to 9 p.m. at its new festival continues untii next Sunday. They are real men! huge stage to sing old hits to the delight IN NEW YORK cheer” means drop in anytime “ W e're talking about a quarter of a century B.C. and attributed to Praxi­ location at Highland Park School at 397 P o r t^ Stt. CONSTANTLY WORRIED of more than 20,000 fans. The audience between 6 and 9 for a ’’drink’ and billion dollars worth of objects,” Brown teles, “ one of the rarest pieces _of Program instructors will answer questions. There said. “ All the top treasures of the sculpture in any private collection.” will be demonstraions and refreshments. DEAR IN PIECES: Why protect DEAR WORRIED: Quit worry­ snacks — no dinner. 4 4 castles and country houses of Britain.” him with excuses? Your children And when you’re told to wear For more information, call 647-3089 between 8.30 ing about birth control methods Like Lady Victoria Leatham’s wine There’s the “ Rainbow portrait” of a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. . will soon conclude (if they haven’t that might not work, and hotfoot it “ just anything," it means gentle­ cooler from Burghley House, a sculp­ Queen Elizabeth I, probably painted in Dave McKenna gets praise already) that their father’s word to your family planning clinic. And men should wear jackets and ties ted solid silver tub 4 feet long and 2‘A her lifetime, from Hatfield House. doesn’t mean anything. don’t lay all the blame on your and the ladies should dress up a little, but it’s not necessary to go to feet high. Weighing 3,690 ounces, it is There’s Petworth House’s marble- Red Cross wants blood Facing reality prepares children husband. Real women say no when the vault for the family jewels. the biggest wine cooler in the world. topped French table with a secret National Volunteer Blood Donor Month, designated to live in the real worid.'Though it’s they feel they’re being “ pushed” Like “The Lumley Horseman.” a drawer long enough to hold a sword, by President Ronald Reagan,will be observed in town heartbreaking now, the pain will or not properly protected. life-size wooden statue of a mounted and a unique Sevres punch bowl owned by a Red Cross Bloodmobile Friday from noon to-S from peers, but not fans diminish when they learn to expect armored knight, hidden in the cellar of by the Earls of Egremont since it was p.m. at the Arm y & Navy Club at 1090 Main St. nothing from their phony father. DEAR ABBY: When you get an Problems? What’s bugging you? a castle for 30 years by an owner who given to one earl to mark the “ peace of 'Although walk-ins are welcome, appointments can to McKenna, essentially self- you play a concert, I guess you are invitation that reads, “ Join us for Unload on Abby, P,0, Box 38923, UPl photo didn’t realize the 1570 carving was the 1763” between England and France. Bv Ken Franckllng expected to get hotter, so to speak, some Christmas cheer from 6 p.m. Hollywood, Calif, 90038. For a made by calling 643.5111. Child care will be provided. United Press InternatlonaL taught, developed his pile-driving DEAR ABBY: I would like to earliest known equestrian sculpture in to play more tensely. And some­ to 9 p.m.,” what is that supposed to personal reply, please enclose a “ All these things come only from left-hand rhythm growing up in congratulate that young father of Lady Victoria Leatham of Burghley House shows off the biggest Britain. Woonsocket, R.I., where he was times the piano is stiff, the room two who decided to get a vasec- mean? Should you arrive at 6 p.m. stamped, self-addressed envelope. “ Many of these things have never left houses, not museums,” Brown said. Dave McKenna calls himself Sharon speaks on hearts born on May 30, 1930, might be stiff, and it’s harder wine cooler in the world. Th^ 4-foot-long, sculpted solid silver their owners’ houses,’’ said a National For even the National Gallery of Art, he “ just a tune player.” VERNON — Dr. Michael R. Sharon, a cardiologist, “ I like to play those one-finger work, more intense work. But 1 like tub weighs 3,690 troy ounces. It will be part of an exhibit Trust spokesman. "Some, from private said, the exhibition — six years in the His growing legion of devotees will discuss transplants, the artificial heart and other bass lines, against a one-fingered saloons less and less because I ’m houses, have never been seen in public making — “ is the most ambitious thing call this old-fashioned pianist one opening later this year at the National Gallery of Art in new treatments for severe cardiac disorders at a melody in the right hand, as a horn drinking less and less.” Infection of the inner ear of the world’s greatest jazz key­ before.” it has ever been foolish enough to try.” McPartland recalls one Washington. breakfast lecture Jan, 23 at 8 a.m. at Rockville board artists. plays against a bass,” he explains. General Hospital cafeteria. “ I did it as a kid, I needed a rhythm McKenna concert she attended The lecture fee is $4. For the required reservations McKenna is one musician who section,” where he was playing a beautiful until recently was a well-kept ballad and the audience was silent. can cause loss of hearing and information, call-872-0501, extension 264 from 9 It is unusual for McKenna to a.m. to 4:30 p.m. weekdays. secret. And after three decades in start a piece at full-throttle. Most She said that was too much for the Frostbite can nip at more than noses the business, he is still not a man used to hearing cocktail self-addressed envelope for it to me often, he lets the energy build up DEAR DR. LAMB — A year and a household word. chatter when he plays, so he looked in care of this newpaper, P.O. Box supplied with oxygen. until he jump-starts the left hand half ago I had a sudden loss of hear­ That doesn’t mean one should head Koffee Krafters to meet which then takes over the piece. up and barked; “ Oh come on, talk 1551, Radio City Station, New York, Bv Elizabeth PennIsI the frostbite, the harder, less resilient Also afecting frostbite potent! are the ing. I developed ringing in my ears Your J J back to the ski slopes, she said. He is a tall, quiet, secretive man, He works trios more and more to each other, for God’s sake.” N Y 10019. the tissue. United Press International wind, temperature, humidity, duration The Koffee Krafters of Nutmeg Branch of the big-boned, with long arms and and dizziness, and within six days I Cold also congests the circulatory “ You don’t really know how severe these days, backing horn players McKenna often gets so caught up DEAR DR. LAMB — My husband of exposure, and drugs that alter the YMCA will meet Wednesday from 9:30 a.m. to noon at massive hands to match. He looks was deaf in my right ear. I have been Health pipes. Blood thickens as it cools, and the injury is until several hours, even or touring with the Concord Jazz in his music he plays songs is 63, had bypass surgery and takes NEW YORK — Frostbite is more body’s ability to regulate blow flow and the YWCA at 78 N. Main St. Members will continue more like a retired fullback than a examined by an ear specialist and Inderal. I’m 57 and have asthma. tiny clots slow flow to frozen tissue. several weeks after the injury takes All Stars, and makes an occasional non-stop, building medleys with a Lawrence than just a chilling experience. respond to the environment. working On their strawberry potpourri. Connie Lynch musician with a superb sense of nothing was found that would explain What kind of vitamins should we Less oxygen reaches the celts. place,” she added. “ You want to keep it festival appearance. common denominador — titles Chapped, itchy skin, sensitivity to Drinking alcoholic beverages and and Kit Mannix will be hostesses. Baby-sitting will be it. The deafness cannot be helped with take? Our family doctor does not “ If the cells don’t get the oxygen, as protected as possible.” awing, But it is playing solo, preferably which include women’s names or rr Lamb, M.D. cold, arthritis, recurrent pain, and smoking also make a person more available by calling the office at 647-1437. The group is McKenna needs no rhythm sec­ a hearing aid since there is absolutely believe in vitamins. What la the best they are not going to survive,” said Children and the elderly are among in a small concert setting — or a which share the same word — such bone deformities can remain long after susceptible. open to YM CA members. tion when he plays. He brings his no hearing at all. dally vitamin you can recommend? Christenson, senior family practice the most susceptible to frostbite. lounge where Dave McKenna is at as “ What a Difference a Day I'm just 17 and am anxious to learn the body warms up. Tobacco constricts blood vessels, so own — a left hand whose counter­ Our 15-year-old granddaughter is Thin or malnourished adults are also home. He plays the lounge at Makes,” “ Day In, Day Out,” as much about this as possible. Can •Yet often outdoor lovers pay . their resident at the Medical Center of even less blocHl reaches fingers, toes, point sets up irresistable rhythms. Beaver County, Pa. &t greater risk because they lack much WATES get weighed Boston’s posh Copley Plaza hotel “ When Day Is Done.” my condiUon be helped with surgery? you can use it to hear on your right staying with us. Should she take the A A white noses and tingling toes no heed. noses and ears — areas most easily Indeed, he is a throwback to the Art aide. This can be done with a CROS same vitamins that we take? McKenna played with his first “ Many people get frostbite and don't “ The major damage from frostbite underlying fat on their arms and legs, four hours a night, six nights a It is a major problem when people damaged by cold. Manchester WATES will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Tatum stride piano days of “ walk­ name band back in 1949, when he to me on the right side. (contralateral routing of signal) hear- D ^ R WEADER — ^ recognize the consequences of it,” said may be caused by this circulatory said Christenson. Without that insula­ week, eight months a year. In the Alcohol and some drugs for high at Orange Hall, 72 E. (Center St. rear. Welgh-in is from ing” bass lines, strumming chords joined Charlie Ventura on the road, **M AR REIADER — Your story is tag aid. You can wear a small incon- Intake of vitamins will not help you, Dr. Catherine Christenson. “ People deficit," wrote Christenson in the tion, they lose heat quicker than summer, he trades off for engage­ ^.Jjloiod pressure increase blood flow to 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Pat Corcoran and Pat Morianos will and tempos the bop pianists following that tour with stints with who are out to have fun tolerate some December issue of American Family chubbier companions. ments at clubs on Cape Cod, where unique. The most likely explanaUon U splcuous mlcrrohone on the right site '^ th e extremities by dilating vessels. As be in charge of the program. relegated to their bass players and Buddy Rich,' Gene Krupa, Zoot that vou had a viral infection of the of your head. You can have the sound I much prefer that pM ple get ^ i r discomfort.” Physician, People with kidney disease, diabetes, he lives. soon as the body senses cold, however, drummers. Sims, the late Bobby Hackett, and InSer Sir “ at iZolvSl tae cochlea. It picks op transmitted, via FM to Wtamtas from good w h o ^ m e fo ^ “ But they are actually damaging the anemia, or impaired circulation must “ I ’m sort of a resident piano Frostbitten areas should be thawed it clamps down on those vessels, McKenna, called “ Mr. Chops” Woody Herman. Mostly, since the That Is the little snail-shaped organ your left ear, wkere a pickup will One purpose o f a baUnced iMet is to tissue.” also be careful since their circulatory player at the Copley Plaza,” in warm water, said Christenson. sometimes trapping blood in the Grange gives canned food by colleague Marian McPartland, mid- 1950s, he has worked solo or as that receives stimuli from sound relay It to your good ear. Or a fine provide the vitam to you need, Frostbita occurs when, because of systems are already working McKenna said. “ I stay at the hotel. Rubbing, massaging, or warming the periphery, where it cools and contrib­ Manchester Grange 31 will meet Wednesday at 8 is one of the hardest-swinging a freelancer, occasionally backing waves and converts them into nerve wire can be run from the microphone ^ prolonged exposure to cold, windy, wet overtime. That’s what I like about it. It is N N affected area in front of a fire or utes to tissue damage. p.m. at the Grange Hall, 205 Olcott St. for a lecture. pianists on today’s jazz scene. Tony Bennett and other singers. Impulses. A viral infecUon can cause to the left-ear receiver. Other factors affecting the extend of really background music. It’s not conditions, the body’s furnaces cannot radiator can damage tissue further. frostbite include the amount of exposed Someone on sleeping medication, Members are reminded to bring canned and other He is best known for lively the greatest musically, but I like He so symbolizes certain kinds of a sudden and sometimes complete. Talk to an audiologist who regardless of how Mund It is, ^ replace heat as quickly as it is lost. To Also, she warned, one should not renditions of songs of American loss of h irin g. The ,'nvolvement of dispenses hearing aids to work this some prople simply will not eat a tissue, the altitude and clothing, said barbiturates or who is intoxicated foods for the Food Basket. There will be an Auction the living there.” musical vitality in America that conserve heat, the body supplies less allow the frostbitten area to thaw composers from the 1920s through the joining balance canals also can out. Don’t try this without having a anced diet. For those reasore, Christenson. doesn’t respond to signals from the Table and refreshments. He is uncomfortable in festival University of Michigan music blood — and warmth — to arms, legs, partially, then be refrozen. the 1950s — medleys of Cole Porter, Large exposed areas lose more heat. body that cold might be dangerous, or large concert formats, though historian Richard Crawford de­ cause dizztaess. In that case, mue can qualified auiUologlst h ^ you get a ommCTd »° y ^ If fingers, toes, ears and noses. As the Jerome Kern, George Gershwin, be done now to correct the damage. model that suits your needs. vitamins as a supplem«t Noses and ears take about two hours Dry clothing protects against heat loss, said Christenson. the intensity of his playing hides it. votes one full lecture in his “ Music temperature beneath the skin drops, Sojourner visits Masons Rogers and Hart, Harold Arlen and That does not mean thatnothing No, surgery cannot help you with ly want to take vitamins. O ne-A-^y to thaw out. If the frostbite is but tight clothes, shoes especially, slow “ I like to play easy,” McKenna in the United States” course microscopic ice crystals form between And, she wrote, “ a previous cold Irving Berlin — “ the old masters,” pan he done If vour left ear is OK this type of hearing loss. Cochlear Is a good choice, but any otaer prepa- superficial, the tissue will turn red and circulation. ’Delta Chapter, Royal Arch Mason, will meet says. “ I like to play ballads. When strictly to McKenna. can be done. U your len ear is u r , ^ut at this raUon that contains the RDA (recom- cells, damaging tissue. injury increases the risk or a subse­ McKenna calls them. Fingers and feet numb and turn throb and bum as it warms, but should In thin mountain air the body has to Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic Temple. The stage you will do tetter by using your mended daily dietary allowance) quent cold injury at that same site.” white or bluish and waxy. The deeper be all.right, said Christenson. work harder to keep its tissue well principal sojourner will visit and books will be one good ear, since it will not distort- without a lot of other items is fine, inspected. Refreshments will be served. the sound supplement your diet. Ex-MASH star Stevenson Thoughts To help you, I am sending you The Yes, your granddaughter can take Health Letter 16-8, Your Vital Hear- them too. However, If all of you fol- Beethovens rehearse tag. Others who want thta issue can low a baUnced diet, you also will get Robots march into medical care field The Beethoven Chorus will rehearse Tuesday from As we begin 1985, it would be wise send 75 cents with a long, stamped, the trace minerals you need. 10 to 11 a.m. at Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 Church to pause and consider where we’re Bv John M. Leightv St. There will be coffee and refresTiments. gives TV one more shot headed and why. A story 1 recently heard can give us some direction in United Press International another shot in a new one- hour series to test his own popularity. this regard. 4-H Clubs meet at UConn Bv Vernon Scott syndicated series titled "Amer­ Unhappily, it was the amiable It seems that a London bus STANFORD, Calif. — Robots, which have been United Press International ica,” a melange of interviews and STORRS — Tolland Country 4-H Swine Clubs will Blake viewers had taken to heart, driver continually passed by his employed more and more for industrial and meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the (]ieorge White personality pieces five days a week commercial use, may soon go to work in hospitals and HOLLYWOOD — McLean Stev­ not the the actor who played him. stops without picking up any MOie Baibershop Harmony Building, room 209, University of Connecticut. Stevenson landed his own 1976 across the board. passengers. Gradually, com­ nursing homes, freeing health professionals for more enson entered public conscious­ Stevenson, always affable, has series, “ The McLean Stevenson plaints filtered up to the manage­ skilled tasks. ness as the boss on the old “ Doris regained his self-confidence and is Jr. Women’s board meets Show,” a sitcom in which he played ment of the transit lines and the January 19th! Scientists expect the development of mechanical Day Show” and since has fired and smiling again. For the first time in Mac Ferguson, a middle-class bus driver was called to account. devices to help flex stiff joints of patients in physical The Manchester Junior Women’s Club executive fallen back as often as any his Hollywood career he is not family man and owner of a “ Who do you pass up lines of therapy, bathe elderly people in nursing homes, assist board will meet on Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Ed Gorman performer on the tube. playing a role. On camera he is his hardware store. It lasted a single passengers at regular stops?” his surgeons in operating rooms and process blood or Associates, 604 E. Middle Turnpike. After "Doris Day” he became a old kicked back, easy-going urine samples in medical laboratories. regular on the “ Tim Conway season. ‘ supervisor demanded. “ Is the bus A disappointed Stevenson tried a Illinois-born self. In Japan, scientists have already built and Comedy Hour.” always full?” with different tack in 1978, starring as a “ This is the first time I’ve had an The driver replied that on the clinically tested a two-armed robot manipulator that Clinic checks pressure But it wasn’t until he played Lt. opportunity to project my own priest. Father Daniel M. Cleary, in contrary the bus was almost can transfer patients between hospital cart and bed. Col. Henry Blake, the droll com­ personality,” said a pleased Stev­ 4 ; Some hospitals in the United States have experimen­ COVENTRY — The Community Health Care mander on the “ M-A-S-H” series, “ In The Beginning.” Itbombed out empty. T A n F O U R Services will hold a blood pressure clinic Wednesday in a month. enson. “ I ’m much more comforta­ “ Then why don’t you pick up the tal mobile robot carts that follow pre-set paths to that Stevenson became a star. ble being myself than playing a Provldenc®, Rhode Island deliver meals and linen. from 1 to 2 p.m. at Village Pharmacy. The services Blake was the slightly unbal­ Stevenson, beginning to feel poor people waiting for the bus?” will hold a clinic on Feb. 5 from 1 to 2 p.m. at Coventry snake-bit, came back in 1979, role. The driver went on, "The prob­ “ Robots have a potentially rich and complex future anced balance wheel in a company “ I loved playing Henry Blake in medicine,” says Larry Leifer, a Stanford Pharmacy. ' starring in ’'Hello Larry,” a lem is the schedule. If I stop to pick of zanies, a delightfully wacky because I was really playing my BOSTON COim ON University professor of mechanical engineering who sitcom in which he played a TV talk up passengers, there is no way I ’ll civilian surgeon caught up in the father. He was a farmer who Boston, Massachusetts envisions robots rolling down hospital corridors show host. It survived a season. be able to meet the schedule. I Korean War who dreamed of became a doctor and who was inept delivering some forms of routine patient care. A couple of years ago Stevenson don’t want to run late.” fishing and golf. at administrative work. He tried to ) ' ’ At the Palo Alto Veterans Administration Medical Trucker hauls starred in yet another sitcom, This story typifies our modern 4 4 provide for his family during the / THE HARRlNaTON BBOTHBBS Center, Leifer heads a Rehabilitation Research and STEVENSON, A NEPHEW of “ Condo,” which proved to be no predicament. We run so hard to Depression. He was a good and Louisville, Kentucky Development team of medicpl and engineering better than the others. meet our goals that we forget what the late presidential candidate simple man with some amusing experts who are developing roblotic devices to help for good will Adlai Stevenson, began his “ M- they are for. In 1985, we would do A LESSER MAN might have characteristics. well to ramember the bus driver a n d the disabled. A-S-H” role in 1972. By 1975 his “ I was never comfortable in any Dr. Paul Haber, who directs programs for the UPl photo become a siding salesman or who thought his schedule was more pdvisefr’' convinced the genial of my other roles because they MAMCHISTBB'S SILK C irT CHORUS elderly at the VA Hospital, said he is a strong advocate WHEELING, W.Va. (UPl) — Drought-ravaged actor he should star in his own perhaps joined the Foreign Legion. important than his passengers. Ethiopia is getting 42,000 pounds of grain to help f e ^ weren’t real people. They were of robot technology to help older patients. Dr. Larry Leifer (center), Stanford ogy transfer specialist K.G. Englehardt. Show rather than continue as one of But Stevenson simply dropped the hungry, thanks to a Wheeling policeman, his truck caricatures. They had to open a “ We don’t want to depersonalize nursing homes, but University professor of mechanicai They’re developing robotic devices to a cast of many. from sight, his confidence shaken. Rabbi Richard J. Flavin and a farm er in Illinois. But next season Stevenson gets funny door. many nursing tasks are boring, difficult, unpleasant engineering, works with engineer Mi­ help the disabled. ^ He departed “ M-A-S-H ” in mid­ Temple Beth Sholom and demeaning for both patient and caretaker.” Ron Dixon, who also moonlights as an independent 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. - Saturday. January 19th Robots, he said, could do things such as toileting, chael Van der Loos (left) and technol- trucker, said the idea came to him as he watched a television show. bathing, feeding, transferring and grooming The Guarani Indians were verbal commands and has a special “ joystick” that ments. Robots could also do such 'routine chores as Manchester High School pafients.” “ I got to thinking one time, T v e got it pretty lucky, settled farmers speaking a com­ can be used to control its movement asfarasl8 inches rearranging pillows, replacing bedpans, checking “ And a robot isn’t going to come in hung over, or with family and food,” ’ Dixon said. "1 wanted to A Cinema mon language before the arrival of East M iddle Turnpike, Manchester. Conn. and with 6 degrees of freedom ip either up, down, left, sensors and helping patients roll over in bed. grumpy and abusive,” Haber said. something — just something little — to help.” Europeans in Paraguay. right, forward or reverse directions. It can also be Patients requiring 24-hour attendance could gain However, the robotic arm at present is very limited In the television show, Dixon learned about a Starmon(PG) 1,7:30,9:45.— City Heat 9:11, — Falling In Love (PG-13) 7,9:15. programmed to carry out a planned sequence of partial independence through the use of robotic aids, in mobility because it’s bolted to a table. It’s ability to wealthy Illinois farmer who was willing io donate Clntma Clfv — Choose Me (W 7.35, (PG) 1:30,7:30,9:40. movements. The Movies — PInoccnio (G) 2:15, Swiss neutrality define objects using optical sensors in a simple more than 100,000 bushels of grain to feed Ethiopians 9:55. — Mod Max (R) 7:15 with Sfronoe Manchester 4:25, 7:15. — Avenging Angel (R) 12, Leifer said. Although the robotic arm is seen as a tool for Invaders (PG) 9. — The Brother from “ Disabled individuals live at a level of intimacy two-fingered hand also needs improvement. There was one hitch. The farm er couldn’t find truck UA Theaters Rost — Avenging Angel 9:05. — Johnny Dangerously (PG-13) Switzerland has maintained an replacing a lost function, it is not likely to beconie a Another Planet 7:25, 9:45. — Amadeus (R) 7:40, 9:40. — Johnny Dangerously 12:10, 2:30, 4:35, 7:10, 9:10. — The armed neutrality since 1815, and with a caretaker that most people very rarely choose drivers willing to transport the grain to a New JerseV (PG) 8. (PG-13) 7:30,9:30.—The Flamingo Kid Tickets: Oerty RIchmann (203) 633-lSM prosthetic device designed to replace anatomy. ' Leifer said a future model may incorporate port without oav. ' Flamingo Kid (P(3-13) 12:20,2:25,4:30, has not teen involved in a foreign Ticket htces on their own,” he said. “ They swallow their pride and Clnestudle — The Magic Flute 7:30. (PG-13) 7:15,9:25. 7,9:20. 396 Wickham Rd. However, Leifer said, its dexterity could nonethe­ “ whisker” sensors that could lightly brush object ■ Ml Hartford _ , war since 1515. It is not a member Atlemoon Progron do it — they have to — but they would prefer to take (Slastonbury, Conn. 06033 less help loosen the shackles of paralysis for an surfaces, enabling the robotic hand to scan contours in Dixon and the man who drives his truck decided to ■attwood Pub B Cinema— Falling In Mansfield Wllllmantic _ of the United Nations or the North $7.00 Donation care of themselves.” help. The mercy mission cost him about $1 000 Love (PG-13) 7:15. ^ Translux College Twin — Beverty Jlllsen Square Cinema — Dune $4.00 $gnk>n (66 or oldgr) estimated 40,000 quadriplegics in the United States a nearly tactile fashion. The new machine will also be Poor Richard's Pub A CiMma — Hills Cop (R) 7, 9:10. — Under the (PG-13) 7,9:30. Mlckl4Moude(P(J-13) American Treaty Organization “ We decided to do it,” Dixon said. “ He’ (Dixon’s 7, 9:15. — Beverly Hills Coo (R) 7:15, $4.00 Junlon (unciar 16) Tjie major product of the VA team has been and assist another 200,000 people with severe physical designed in a wheel-like contraption that will enable it Missing In Action (R) 7:M, 9:30. Volcano (R) 7,9:10. However, it is a member of several driver) donated his time — and I donated my truck.” thowcose Cinemas— 2010 (PG) 1:30, Vernon 9:15. — The Flamingo Kid ( ^ 1 3 ) 7:10, : development of a microcomputer-directed mechani­ limitations. to move through doorways and be steered remotely by 7:30, 10. — Protocol (PG) 1:15, 7:15, Cine 1 4 2 — Missing In Action (R) 9:20. — Protocol (PG) 7:20, 9:10. — U.N. agencies and of the European EvenlnB Program $7.00 Dorxjtlon oN Mats cal arm that manipulates objects in response to vbice In the future, he sees robot physical therapists ultrasonic sensors placed on the back of wheelchairs. Dixon got additional help from Gemini Trucking In 9 :15. — The Cotton Club(R) 1:50,7:35, 7:30,9:30. — Falling In Love (PG-13) 7, Avenging Angel (R) 7:15,9:10. Free Trade Association. Switzer­ helping patients to build back strength and dexterity. Robots, at an estimated $6 an hour, could also 10:05. — MIckI S i Moude (PG-13) 1:40, 9:10. land is the seat of many U.N. and command^ and small physical movements of its Pennsylvania, which donated a trailer Carson 7:35, 9:50. — Done (PG-13) 1:45, 7:20, West Hortferd In surgery, they could assist by applying clamps, reduce the cost of attendant care which now has a net . — Be ver IV H11 Is Cop (R) 1,7:20,9:30. *P lo io — Runaway (PG-13) 7:15. other international agencies. operator. Petroleum in Lansing, Ohio, offered more than $200 10 Elm 1 4 2 — The Termlnotor (R) 7, The two-fingered robotic arm can respond to a 58 fetching materials or holding and passing instru- cost of $15 an hour, Leifer said. worth of fuel. — The River (PG-13) 1:50,7:15,9:45.— M AN C IIKSTKR HKRALD. Monday, Jan. 14. 1985 - 19 . .643-2711 LOOK FOR THE STARS... ^ Classified... Household Goods 62 . For advertisem ents to be Business Opportunities 22 Store/Otticc Spoce 63 Rates published M onday, the dead­ Look for the CLASSIFIED ADS with STARS; stars help you get Situation Wanted 23 Resort Properfv Misc tor Sale Notices Home ond Garden 64 Minimum Charge: line IS 2:30 p.m. on Fridov Lost/Found...... 01 Employment Into 24 , 6S $3.00 for one day Personals 02 Instruction 25 Wanted to Rent Pets Musical Items 66 Per W ord; better results. 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Certified Aides pre­ At o meeting on January 7, 1985 the Planning and Zanlng handle Coventry news for Paid Vacations, Paid tive Main St. clothing OFFICE SPACE Commission made the followine decisions: large ring of keys In Oak necessary. Must be neat ferred. Please coll Mrs. RN/PUBLIC HEALTH boutique. Good terms,. PAPER HANGING AND the Manchester Herald. Uniforms, Advancement INTERIOR PAINTING - tO SUBDIVItlON REOULATION AMENDMENT (T-75) — Approved St., Manchester vicinity. Writing experience help­ In appearance and pos­ MATURE BABYSITTER L a u n I, Director of NURSE - For home visit­ Allbrio Realty, 649-0917. MISCELLANEOUS Please call 875-6569.0 sess excellent communi­ - To sit In home. Ask for Opportunities, and a STORE — West Middle Quality work for your a new Section 4.08 ot the subdivision Reeulollons rsoordlng ful. Call Doug Bevins, strong on going training Nurses, 646-0129, Man­ ing and community I FOR SALE rood standards (effective date February 1, 1985). cation skills. 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Organize and direct all shift. Start part time or get Into a new car dealer­ bia, Coventry, Hebron, CELEBRITY CIPHER MICHAEL KONOVER - INLAND WETLAND - TOLLAND TURNPIKE moke a career. Flexible Apply at L & M Ambu­ equipment a must. Oph- Lebanon and Marlbo­ MANCHESTER — Pri­ sign visibility. Frank Spl-‘ CMBtortty CIplw r cryptooram * w craatad from quotaHona by (K-22) — Granted with modlllcotlons an Inland wetland per­ phases of adult day care EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR ship and get paid what ANTIQUE BUREAU, famoua paepla. paat and praaanl. Each tattar m tha dphar itanda schedule available. lance Company, 471 New thamology a plus. 646- lecki, 643-2121. mit - 103 S i 155 Tolland Turnpike. — Notional health you deserve, this may be rough. EOE. vate home, separate BUILDING/ foranothar. Today's d u s: U squRlt O . ■ MISCELLANEOUS program located In Man­ Apply In person at Xtra Park Avenue, West Hart- 7704.______modern both/entronce. Bedroom vanity and coat MICHAEL KONOVER - FLOOD PLAIN -TOLLEDTURNPIKE (7R chester. Supervise clini­ agency seeking person to the position you have CONTRACTING I a u t o m o t iv e Mart, 404 Hartford Road, ford. EOE.______15 minutes to Hartford; MANCHESTER — Main rack. $99 for all, but will by CONNIE WIENER — Approved a site plan within a flood ploln -103 8,155 Tolland cal and support staff. organize wide ranging been waiting for. Apply In D RIV ER - tor florist de­ SUBSTITUTE SCHOOL sell separate. Call 643- Turnpike. Manchester or call 649- CERTIFIED NURSE livery. Part time, 3-4 days BUSDRIVER - Starting References required. Street store tor rent. Duties Include: Grants volunteer program of person to; Service Man­ About 240 square feet. 1516 after 5:30pm. ••W XCBBCHF UHBBWVK JPVP, A copy of these decisions has been tiled In the office ot the management. Program 2337.______community service, edu­ AID ES - Certified aides ager, Bob Riley Oldsmo- per week and approxi­ February 25. 4 runs per Call 643-8830. FARRAND REMODEL­ SNOW T IR E S and For more Information wheels. H-78-1S steel Town Clerk. AND ZONING COM M ISSIO N financial management. MATURE SECRETA- cation and fund raising in for 7 to 3 shift, full and bile, 345 Center Street, mately 6 hours per day. day. $7.47 per run. Li­ ING — Cabinets, roofing, WARD'S 24" Menu Magic COMFORTABLE call 563-4438 or 529-7858. gutters, room additions, W XCBBCHF UHBBWVK LJPVP, belted tor Ford Mercury Leo Kwosh, Secretory BSW required, MSW pre­ RY/RECEPTIONIST — the Manchester area. part time. Excellent be­ Manchester, 649-1749. Coll 643-8455.______cense required. Andover 4 burner electric stove. Doted at Manchester, CT this 14th dov of January, 1985. nefit package. Please call Elementary School. 742- SLEEPING ROOM - Lady decks, all types of remo­ Lincoln. Pair $50. Good ferred plus minimum 3 2-3 days per week. WP Marketing/Sales expe­ M AN CHESTER — Office Excellent condition. 0254)1 rience a plus. Experience Director Staff Develop­ LUNCHEON W AITRESS- 7330. preferred. Parking. No deling and repairs. FR EE WFU QVPLL8 KHHF SHR'VP condition. 643-6777 years experience work­ skills on IBM-PC, typing Wednesdav, Thursday, space. Ideal for accoun­ $85.00. 643-6801. ing with gerotrlcs popu­ and transcribing. Man­ with volunteer develop­ ment between 8 and 3 at smoking. $30.00 weekly; estimates. Fully Insured. evenings. Friday, 10;30am to 2:30 tant, lawyer or sales of­ Telephone 643-6017, after LWBACFl WXHRL VPWB EHFP8.” TOWN OF MANCHESTKR, CONNECTICUT lation. Knowledge of pro­ chester professional of­ ment helpful. Reply, stat­ 643-5151, Monday through SECRETARY - Good typ­ Call 649-6526. A CO LLECTIBLE Royal NOTICE OF Friday. Crestfleld Conva­ ing skills, machine trans­ pm. Experience pre­ fice. Central location. 6pm, 647-8509. gram revenues and fice. Send resume to: Box ing education, expe­ Ample parking. Call 649- manual typewriter with ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE P, c/o the Herald. rience and salary level to lescent Home and Fen- cription In busy Insu­ ferred. Apply Manches­ — PNPVPLL UCVAKPF. expenses essential. Tem­ ter Country CLub, 305 S. I APARTMENTS 2891. glass sides. Many years In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Section 1 porary position for four Director of Field Servi­ w ood M a n o r in rance office. Vernon SERVICE S^TION AT- LEON CIESZYNSKI old but It works. $50 PHOTO PRINTER - Ex­ Main Street or call 646- TENDANT/MECHANIC- FDR RENT B U ILD ER — New homes, PREVIOUS SOLUTION; "It's gonerally tough to make a and 9 ot the Town Charter, notice Is herebv given ot the months with posslblllity ces, P.O. Box 410, Wal­ Manchester. area. Call 872-6200 tor I negotiable. Call 649-4765 serious film nowadays. I think they all want tha 'Rocky' adoption bv the Board ot Directors ot the Town ot perience helpful. Full appointment. 0103.______tor service and light me­ M AN CHESTER - 4 room additions, remodellno, Manchester, Connecticut on January 8, 1985. of becoming permanent. lingford, CT 06492. De­ suite. Main St. located otter 4pm. story In some form." — Bob Fosse. Hartford Hospital, Per­ time and part time. Three gree preferred. PART TIME MAINTE­ chanical work. Apply at MANCHESTER — Avail­ rec rooms, garages, kit­ W A N T A D S positions. Call 647-1080, GUI's Auto Service, able Immediately. One,- next to law offices. $300 chens remodeled, ceil­ PROPOSED ORDINANCE sonnel Department, 80 NANCE PERSON needed per month includes heat. J Seymour Street, Hart­ ask for Tony or Phil. N EED ED - ^ I L L H ELP Route 6, Bolton. two and three bedroom ings, bath tile, dormers, BE IT ORD AIN ED bv the Board ot Directors ot f he Town of - Manchester, East Hart­ Allbrio Realty, 649-0917. J ford, Conn. 06115, EOE. PENSION AND GROUP apartments. $400, $455, roofing. Residential or ENDROLLS Manchester that the Town of Monchester purchase from the PART TIME MORNING AND WAITRESSES. In­ ford area. Must be capa­ Connecticut Bonk ond Trust Company, Trustee W. Position available for de­ HOUSECLEANING - quire Manager, Shady SERVICE - Pension ad­ ble and dependable. FULL TIME - Appliance $520, heat and hot water commercial. 649-4291. 27'A wldth-25S Automotive dial 6e2III ministration, experience TechnIclan/Dellverv TAG SA LE S George Glennev, Trust, doted June 5,19M, os pendable person to per­ Glastonbury area. Imme­ Glen Parkade Store, Apartments and rental Included. J.D. Real Est­ 13% wldth-2 for 259 the sum ot $113,948.00 those premises on the easterly s de of RECEPTIONIST/TYPIST diate openings for full essential. Vernon area. Man. Responsible, hon­ ate, 646-1980. CARPENTRY AND RE­ Purnell Ploce ond on the northerly side ot Oak StrMt In the - Needed In busy Vernon form general cleaning Monchester, 643-0511. property. Zimmer Real MUST be picked up at the Classified Dept services In the Manches­ and port time positions. Resumes to P.O. Box H, Estate, 646-3778.______est, well-groomed person MODELING SERVICES TAG SALE - Every day at ICARS/TRUCKS Town of Manchester, which premises ore more particularly Company. Full time and .Vernon, CT. MANCHESTER, MAIN — Complete home re­ Mancheiter Herald Office described In Schedule A oHoched hereto. ter area. Hours are 8am - Good rotes, bonuses and PART TIME HEALTH willing to work In a well TWO, THREE AND FIV,^ betore 11 A.M. ONLY. 'Dee's Stuff, 566 Center I FDR SALE I full benefits. Call 871-6602 health Insurance availa­ FOOD COOK - No expe­ PART TIME HELP established business. ROOM Apartments — No STREET stores tor rent. pairs and remodeling. Street, Tuesday - Satur­ 12-24-84 . between 9am and 2pm for 12 noon. Monday thru 200 to 5,000 square feet Prepared bv William J. Shea Friday. Call 649-3181 be­ ble. Must be neat and rience necessary. Pri­ HELP WANTED — WANTED - General Contact Debbie at 643- appliances. No pets. Se­ Quality work. Referen­ day, 10:30-3:30. 649-4247. 1973 VOLKSWAGON SU-1 Asslsfont Town Aftornev appointment. dependable. Call Mald- vate home. 10-12, Mon­ Emergency Medical 2171. curity. Call 646-2426 week^ available. Some window ces, licensed and Insured. tween 9am and 4pm. cleaning person to clean display. 643-1442. PERBEETLE — Semi au- I SC H ED U LE A A \ To-Order, 659-2953. day, Wednesday, Friday. Technician - I.V. Techs. small shop and office. days, 9am to 5pm. ■ Call 646-8165. HOME AND tomatic, AM /FM radio, ' Full time. Start Irrlme- WANTED A 643-7117. DARDEN Those premises locoted on the easterly side of Purnell TYPIST- Hours negotiable. Re­ PART TIME TELLER - FOUR ROOM OFFICE - 40,000 miles. $800. Coll The Deportment of Public NURSES AIDES RECEPTIONIST - Full dlately. New benefit spond to P.O. Box 127, M AN CH ESTER — One DUMAS ELECTRIC — TDBUY 232-5869 evenings, 566- Utility Control announced o Place ond on tlie northerly side ot Oak Street In the Town ot package and salary sche­ Will train. Hours Monday Prime, central location. public hearing, pursuant to Manchester, County of Hartford and State ot Connecticut NURSES AIDES time. Call 643-4005. CAR WASH ATTEND­ Bolton, CT 06040. bedroom, 1st floor with Lights dimming? Fuses DELIVERING RICH 6213 doys.______(Certified) dule. 12 hour shifts. Call through Wednesday, Air conditioning, wall to blowing? Repairs, Im­ Sections IW l, 14-41 and 14- more oorflculorlv described os follows: Full and part time open­ ANT N E E D ED - Full 10:30am-3:30pm. Thurs­ stove and refrigerator. LO AM — 5 yards, $62 plus 2421, os amended bv Public Commencing at o point on the eosterlv IIm of Purnell Full or part time posi­ time. See Andre at Gentle 523-9117, ask for Ralph or MANCHESTER INSU- No pets. $375 per month' wall. Parking. Rent In­ provements and addi­ 1974 FIAT 128 SPORT L — Act 84-3X, ot the General Sta­ Place, which point Is 75.00 feet north ot the northerly line of tions available for 7 am to ings on all shifts in 270 day,, 10;30am-5pm. FpK cludes heat. 646-8811. tax. Sand, gravel and Oak Street, os measured along sold easterly line ot Purnell bed Skilled nursing tacil- Touch Car Wash, 344 Dick. Apply at: L 8. M RANCE AG ENCY seeks plus heat. Call 646-1379. tional circuits. Fully li­ stone. Coll 643-9504. To be used for parts. Call tutes ot Connecticut and Pub­ 3 pm and 3 pm to 11 pm RN Ambulance, 471 New day 10:30am-5:30pm. Oc-' censed, Insured. Call Phil after 5pm, 528-1332. lic Act 84-330, to be held at Its Place, and which point marks the southwesterly corner ot Ity. Salary $5.95 hourly al­ PART TIME POSITION Broad Street, Manches­ customer service repre­ W ANTED - Used small oNIces, One Central Pork the within described premises and the northwesterly corner shifts. Certllled aides pre­ ter probation. Many bene­ Park Ave., West Hart­ caslonal Saturday. Abplv^ 646-5253 anytime. Also Panasonic AM/FM ferred. Alternate week­ AVAILABLE. Choose from ter. Phone 646-6846. sentative. Interesting op­ In person to M arilyn MANCHESTER — North pop-up Camper or Plozo, New Britain, Connec­ of land now or formerly ot The Purnell Corporation, thence fits. Free parking. Call •teff with bensfllt or per diem ford. EOE. portunity for a person End. One bedroom apart­ WANTED cor rodlo.______ticut, on Mondov, January N05*-53'-30”W olono sold easterly line ol Purnell Place, ends required. Apply In Eden, South Windsor sleeper. Call 649-0495. 224.00 feet to o point; thence S84*-27'-57"W along land now or N person during business between 10am and Noon. el higher rele. $1/hr. dlfferen- with experience. Call 646- ment In quiet residential ROBERT E. JARVIS — 21,1985 at 9:30 a.m., concern­ TO RENT N llelfor 11 pmtoTemehlfl.For F U L L T IM E D I S ­ PART TIME DIS­ Bank 8i Trust, 959 Sulli­ Building & Remodeling PETS "EASY DOES IT" Is the CHEVROLET - 1981 - ing Docket No. 84-12-14, Peti­ formerly ot The Purnell Corporation, 154.59 feet to o point; hours. 233-8241 further Informetlon end ehifts 0187. area. Near bus line. Utlll-. tion of the Division of Con­ thence S05’-34'-55"E along land now or formerly of HWASHER - Nights. HWASHER NEEDED - van Ave., South Windsor, Specialist. Addition, gar­ wav to describe placing a Citation. 4 door, 4 speed, Katherine M. Glblln, 119.77 feet to o point; thence evelleble pleeee cell 423- Good pay. Apply In per­ between 9 and Ham. ties not Included. $395 FEMALE LOOKING FOR power steering, low mi­ sumer Counsel for DPUC In­ ROCKVILLE MEMORIAL Lorraine Manor 2597. A p p ly T aco rro l, 246 BABYSITTER NEEDED monthly. Call 646-3158 be­ ages, roofing, siding, kit­ MANCHESTER DOG want ad. Just call 643-2711 vestigation to Determine S49*-24'-38”W olong land now or formerly ot The Purnell NUR8INQ HOME son Antonio's Restau­ - 3 or 4 nights a week. Own EOE. o house or apartment to OBEDIENCE CLASS — leage. Clean. Call 646- Whether Helms, Inc. Should Corporation, 45.78 feet to o point; thence SO*-58'-58”E olong 25 Lorraine St. CANTURBURY VILLA Broad Street, tween 8am-4:30pm. chens, bathrooms, re- and we do the rest I land now or formerly of The Purnell Corporation, 140/0feet 22 South St. rant, 956 M a in St., Manchester. transportation neces­ share In the Manchester placement Starting o new beginners 2148.______be Fined or Put Into Recei­ Rockville, CT Hartford OF WILUMANTIC Manchester. NURSERY ATTENDANT area. Male or female vership; and Docket No. 85- to o point In the northerly line of Oak Street; thence sary. Call 647-9342. FOUR ROOM APART­ windows/doors. Call 643- class January 21st. Must HONDA 1981 - Excellent 01-01, DPUC Motion to Show S82*-21'-00”W olono the northerly line of Oak Street, 20.14 WANTED - Great work­ household OK. Please sign up ahead. Call Ruffled Crochet Cause Why Helms, Inc. feet to o point; thence N-0*-58'-58’W olono land now or M EN T — Upstairs. Heat 6712. condition,. Approxl- formerly ot The Purnell Corporoflon, 71.50 feet to o point; ing conditions. Call Paul call Jane at 643-2711. Chuck, 568-1356. motely 75,000 miles. Reg­ Should Not be Removed trom ★ ★ ★ ★ of 659-3731. and hot water. Fully ap-, Management bv Seymour thence S85*-20'-24”W along lond now or fornjerly ot Th» STARTING SOONI Assistant Managers pllanced kitchen, two O N EO F THE sorest wavs ularly serviced. Good Kowoller Pursuant to Public Purnell Corporation; 75.90 feet to the point of beginning. RN bedroom s. $475 per to find bargain buys Is to tires. $5600. Call Joe days Act 84-330. That notice should Sold premises are shown on o certoln map or plan entitled, ★ ★ ★ ★ NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED Cashiers TIME TO REMODEL? be amended to read that the "Property Mapped tor The Town ol Manchester Fuss & DAY COMPANION tor month. Lease and secur­ shop the classified ads Slim Lines 659-1311, evenings 643- O'Neill Inc. Consulting Engineers Manchester, Conneolcut NIGHT Nurses Aide Rite Aid, now operating elderly person In your hearing will commence at over 1250 stores throu­ ity deposit. Coll 289-4781. every day. Transform your Base­ 9972. 7:00 p.m., on the some dote. Prol. No. 84-319C Dote: August 14, 19M Scale 1 Sh“ * SUPERVISOR Training Class IN MANCHESTER AREA home. If Interested call ment Into a finished Re­ In the Auditorium ot the Cov­ No. 1 ot 1 Revisions 9-12-84," Prepared by Wllllom D. O Neill Individutls who ar« inter­ ghout 20 states is iook- 644-3716 otter 7pm. entry High School, 78 Ripley Reolstered Land Surveyor, which moo Is on file or will be M AN CH ESTER - 2 bed­ creation Room for addi­ filed In the Town Clerk's office In sold Manchester. Monday through Fri­ ested in secure employment Arnolt Rd. III ing to hire responsibie tional living area. IS E L CAM INO - 1966. 6 Hill Rood, Coventry, Connec­ day In 155 bed S.N.F. In e caring environment individuais to fill part room, IVi both town-; ROOMMATES ticut. Additional Information Sold premises ore sublect to o right of way In favor of the working as part of a health Farguson Rd. 15-112 Woodland 8 l PART TIME - 25 hours years experience in cylinder, automatic, may be obtained from the Town ot Manchester. /I.C.F. facility. Ex­ IB-QB time assistant manager house condo. End unitl; WANTED care team are encouraged to Gartn Rd. 0-24 Daipwood Or. 65-155 weekly. Late afternoon Appliances, wall-to-wdll vinyl and aluminum aid­ must sell by Sunday. Deportment's Executive Se­ cellent benefits. apply in person during busi­ and full and part time and evenings and Satur­ ing application, and all Cheap. 643-7256. cretary's office. This ordinance shall toke effect *• "< '?> JWj CRESTFIELD CON­ ness hours. Participants wi'l E. Middle Tpke. 558-076 8V8n Divon Dr. III cashier positions. carpeting, convenient lo­ DEPARTMENT OF publication In this newspaper provided that within ten (10) be paid during this training Butternut Rd. day mornings. Coll cation, $600 plus utilities. types of remodeling. PUBLIC UTILITY days otter this publication ot this Ordinance o petition VALESCENT HOME III Edmund SL 61-83 Please call for an ap­ Jeanne, Manchester He­ signed bv not less than live (5) it ? In Mancheser. period and wifi receive state Hickory Line III Ediion Rd. all pointment. or apply in Short term lease availa­ Cell for a Free Estimate. CONTROL recognized certification rald, 647-9946. ble. Call 649-9578. 1974 CHEVROLET ROBERT J. MURPHY, Town, os determined trom the latest oftldal I)*** upon auccesafut completion E iit Canter S I 156-202 ivan Fulton Rd. all person on Tuesday, M ANCHESTER - House DaMit Miller EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Registrars of Voters, has not been filed with the Town Clerk Please call Mrs. J. TRUCK - Custom 10, requesting Its reference to o speclol Brownstein, DNS, ROCKVILLE MEMORIAL Himlln SL all Weil Middle Tpka. 598-761 January 15lh from 10 MEDICAL RECEPTION­ to Share. with profes­ 8eaeral.Cee(ractir Standard, 6 cylinder, 017-01 NURSING HOME MANCHESTER - Availp- Monday through FrI Hirriion St. III Broid St. 428 only am to 5 pm at; IST - Part time. Mature, sional female, student or 6 4 9 -2 9 5 4 $475. Call 643-8820 after ’ Secretory 22 South St. ble Immediately 4 rooms, Court of Probate, District of Board of Directors ^ day between 9 am Rockville, CT Roll S I 17-64 experienced person with senior citizen. Garage 5pm. Cinlar S t 323-467 odd RITE AID PHARMACY heat and hot water, am­ with entrance. Full privi­ Manchester Monchester, Connecticut ' and 3 pm at 643-5151. Pearl St. 113-164 Drliwold St. all 361 Main Street references. 4 da vs a week ple parking, no children NOTICE OF HIARINO Doted ot Manchester, Connecticut this 11th day of in Bloomfield and Man­ leges. Reduced rent In ESTATE OF January, 1985. Spruce St. 14-68 Lilac SL III Manchester, CT or pets. 66 Hudson St.V exchange for minimal KRISTEN GORDON Hllllird SI I0-IQ4 646-9429 chester area. Call 658- $370 per month. 646-8045. ^ HEATING/ 024-01 Trumbull St. all 0396. child care of two school of Manchester, o minor or, send a resume to: PLUMBING Pursuant to on order of Hon, aged children. Call after William E. FItzGerold, TOWN OF MANCHESTER SUPER 6 ROOM 5pm 649-9046. A RARE CLASSIC - 1966 LEGAL NOTICE ___ j Rite Aid Pharmacy DIRTBUSTER CLEAN­ TOWNHOUSE- Great lo­ Ford Galaxy 500 Convert­ Judge, doted January It, 1985 Director of Personnel FOGARTY BROTHERS o hearing will be held on on The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hebrInaKon MANCHESTER HERALD ING SERVICE SEEKS cation. $500 plus gas heat. — Bathroom remodel­ ible, % restored, engine application proving for the Monday, January 28,1985 ot 7:00 P.M. In the Hearing (worn, 271 Ellington Road part time day help. Must authority to compromise and Lincoln Center, 494 Main Street, Manchester, CTfo hear and SALESPEOPLE Rose or Don, 646-8646 or ing; Installation water and transmission In per­ consider the following petitions; Call Circulation Dept. 647-9946 East Hartford, CT 06108 be energetic, pleasant settle o doubtful onddlsputed 646-2482. Services heaters, garbage dispo­ fect condition. Very, very claim In favor ot sold minor ITEM1 TIRE COUNTRY, INC. - Request Special Ex- personality and own car sals; faucet repairs. 649- Cleon. Low, low mileage. against Arlene Michaud, os NO. 1048 ceptlon In accordance with Article II, Section required. Send replies to 4539. VIsa/MasterCard Can be registered now. In sold application on file 9.09 ond Article IV, Section 5.01.02 to permit ad­ Box SS, c/o The Man­ Don't pass up the oppor­ more fully appears, at the dition of two 40 ft. x 8 ft. x 8 ft. storage contoln- SERVICES accept«Kl. Court of Probate on January . ers to store tires for retail soles In yard of exist­ WANTED chester Herald. CENTRAL LARGE One tunity to own a rare ing gasoline service stotlon; and request vorl- 24, 1985 ot 3:15 P.M. bedroom apartment wlttf OFFERED classic with lust a little Dionne E. Yusinos, once of Article IV, Section 5.03.03 to reduce modern bath. Appllan«- work. Very reasonable. Ass't. Clerk west side yard to approximately one foot (25 HOUSEWIVES In^SITUATIDN Coll 647-7259-atter 6pm. 028-01 feet required) and to reduce rear vot’d to op- ces, security and lease ODD JOBS, Trucking. For Sale MEDIUM proxlmotelirthreefeet (30feet required) to per­ WANTED required. $450, heat in­ mit addition of storage containers - 270 Middle' Home repairs. You name lAROE t- Turnpike West - Business Zone III. 4 To work evenings cluded. 646-3253. It, we do It. Free esti­ ITEM 2 PETER G. LOMBARDO, TRUSTEE - Appeal 4 WILL DO ACCOUNTS mates. Insured. 643-0304. HOUSEHOLD TOWN OP MANCHESTER NO. 1048 from the order of the Zoning Enforcement Of­ Earn Extra Money RECEIVABLE, PAYA­ MANCHESTER - Main | S £ J GOODS LEGAL NOTICE ficer doted November 7, 1984 prohibiting con­ 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm BLE. M y home. Write St., 3 rooms. For more The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold o nubile tinued work under theexcovotlon permit (L-24) BRICKS, BLOCKS, haorlng on Monday, Jonuorv 21, 1985 at 7:00 P.M. In the which WPS approved bv the Planning and Zon­ Box S, c/o Manchester Information call 563-4438 STONE — Concrete. 5056 ing Commission - 783V Hlllstown Rood, Rural or 529-7858. USED REFRIGERA­ Hsorlng Room. Lincoln Center, 494 Main StrMt, Monches- with Herald carriers With Your Own Herald. Chimney repairs. No lob n tgr, CT to hoar and consider tha followine petitions; Residence Zone. too small. Call 644-8356. TORS, WASHERS, RAVkIONO P. PAMATO - ZONE CHANGE - O A I ^ D tTREEr ( ITEM S ANNA SALAM O NE - Request variance of Artl- I WILL BABYSIT In my MANCHESTER - Spa­ Ranges - clean, guaran­ Fascinating to crochet for 33\ To chonoe the zoning classification from Residence A NO. 1047 cle II, Section 4.01.01 to reduce north side yard and Rurol Residence to Planned Residence Development for tofiveteet (10 feet required) to permit addition home for second and cious, 3 bedrooms, yard, HOUSECLEANING — teed, ports and service. special occaaions, this ruf­ to existing attached gorage - 33 Horton Rood - Part Time Job fle-trim sweater wiU win o parcel ot approximately 2.15 ocres ond to approve o G ^ Excellent Income third shifts. Please call parking. Attic storage^ Personalized service for Low prices. B.D. Pearl & nerol Plon ot Development tor the site -179 Oakland Street. Residence Zone A. complimenta. ITEM 4 BARN EY T. PETERM AN, SR. 8. JR. - Request 647-8721 anytime. No Pets. $525 plus utilU Son, 649 Main Street, CONNECTICUT VAUBV PITNEU CENTERS, INC., £J ;A HOU- your home. Bonded and Side belts nip in the N o. 5060 haa crochet NO. 1048 vorlonce ot Article II, Section 14.13, Permitted ties. Immediate occu: Insured. Manchester and 643-2171. waistline on this popular OAV HEALTH 0 PITNEMCENTERS - OPEaAL BXCEPTUM( - MID­ for the directioni for Small, Med­ DLE TURNPIKE WEST (H-37) — Application under Article II, Uses, to permit on existing single-family dwel­ ... and mothers with young children, bring them WILL BE COMPANION pancv. Alibrio Realty) surrounding towns. The style. ling to be converted to two-fomlly occupancy - ELECTROLUX CARPET ium and Large (bust 3116 to Section 9.15.01 to developo site In excessof/ acres and wh ch 159 Adorns Street - Industrial Zone. to elderty woman to 649-0917. Houseworks, 647-3777. No. 1842 with Photo- raouirss porklno In excess ot 40 spocss - 515 Middle Turnolke right people. with you and save on baby sitting costs. SHAMPOO ATTACH­ GnMe is in Sises 8 to 18. 40) inclusive. ITEMS CAMERA CONSTRUCTION COMPANY - Re- « drive, bank, doctor and West (Lot 2) and 52SV Middle Turnpike West (Lot 1). NO. 1048 quest variance of Article II, Section 3.01.01 to appointments. Part time. GREAT 2 room effi­ EXPERIENCED M EN T — Excellent con­ Sizes 10, 32% bust . . . Ta arOar, staO $2JMt Nr task THE LAWRENCE AttOCIATES - SPECIAL EXCEPTION - MiOpiE 2% yards 46-inch. reduce front vord to 34.11 feet (40feet required) I wenty-two Hours per week. Phone 649-9093. ciency. Singles only. $26a MOTHER will babysit In dition. $40. Coll 649-7951. ^ s t l ^ pNs tot N r pkstagk kki TURNPIKE WEST (L-33) — Application under Article II, Sec­ to permit the construction of o slngle-tamllv plus heat. Call Rose, 646^' Pattenu avaUable only tion 4.02.02 to remove on existing rssldsntlol structure and dwelling - Lot 15, 142 Knollweod Rood - Retl- Salary plus gas allowance. my home. Prefer Infant ineUeeehown. oorooe and to construct o new 4,000 souore foot ons-storv of­ dance Zona / ' 8646 or 646-2482. or non-school children. KING SIZE BEDS­ & £ S S h m h Call PREAD — Shades of blue fice building - 43 Middle Turnpike West. ITEM a WILIL L IA M J. WININOER-Reoueet variance of TO OIDI $2.80 far sack tttt kts. sf (Usanaat ANDREW ANOALDI ET AL - EXCAVATION PERMIT - ADAMS NO. toao ArtrciaTrcTe II, Sectionseciion 14.13, PermittedParmittad Uses,Usat, to per-per­ Reai Estate 647-7585. and green print. $10. Call navTHt,n.9-tktlt Please contact Jeanne fcrpsstiissat Prist Saait, AMrass nllk UP STREET (A-27) — Application under Article IV, Section mit a gymnastic and racraotlon busingtt; and I HOMES 649-7951. cool Ml Sl|la NMkar. 11.03.02 tor on excavation oermll to excovate^dremoye raouest variance of Article II, Section 14.12.01 SO U N D INTERESTINQ? earth products on portions ot land Identltl^ a s ^ , 331V, 33^ to reduce the east side yard to zero feet (tstget N o w FOR RENT SPECIAL: Over 200 se­ 337, 3S5, 341 ond 301V Adams Street - Residence A and required) and to reduce the weet building line You can be a Herald Area Adviser H DM ES REFRIGERATOR • Ex­ lections and a FREE Planned Residence Development Zones. to 37 feet (40 feet building line required) to ptr- cellent condition. Frost- mlt the construction of 55 ft. x 100 ft. building - at 647-9946 and handle and supervise our FOR SALE A E R O B IC ^ - .Small rrls] Raws. Mdrsis giui UP Pattern Section in the At this hearing Intsrestsd persons mov be heard and written tree, asking $240. Call communications rscelved. Copltt ot these petitions hove 497 Parker Street - Industrial Zone. carrier boys & girls. If you like kids classes In my Manchester cost, sms Niiiiar saa SUs. ALBUM . Jnat 18.00. At this hearing Intereeted persons may be heard and written otter 5pm, 289-7805. New FASHION with ■ osMsttsdNaasa been tiled In the Town Clerk's office and may be Inspected — want a little Independence and 647-9946 home. Call after 4pm., during office hours. communkatlons received. Copies ol these oetltlone hove MANCHbdiER •— WILLIMANTIC-7room, 643^9898. Photo-Gnide pattama in H Z S—oetis—SM md me. Stw been filed In the Plonnlng Office ond mov be Inspected dur­ your own income .. . Condo, Northfleld Green, M ants OMeii kt« N asks Mm . PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION ing office hours. ' or 5 bedroom duplex, $600 a COUCH AND CHAIR - all alia rancaa, haa a Mtst - uipun Mun. at Leo Kwosh, Secretory 3 bedrooms, 2V7 baths, all Couch Is light blue ve­ tpacial Grace Cola Collec­ ZONItW B O ^ B tOF a p p e a l s iianrl)patprHpraIft month plus utilities. Sin­ N E W A N D REPAIR Doted at Manchester, CT this 141h day of January, 1905. appliances. $71,900. F.J. gle professionals or stu­ lour, matching design tion for larcer alaeg; pins L Edward Collman, Secretory 647-9947 WORK - No lob Is too 2 BONUS Couponal at tipts si sssMsma iSMi: 027-01 ^ted at Manchester, CT this 14th day of January, IMS. SplleckI Realtors, 643- dents preferred. Call 742- small. Call Bernle, 646- chair, good condition. a m — TO kivi w kup— 40 026*01 ■eatlawsiK Rs m ta tasks. 2121. 8932 or 742-0417 3172. 647-0694 after 6PM. Price . $2A0