20 MANCHEr-TKR HERALD. Tufsduv. Feb 5 I9B5 MANCHESTER WEATHER Mostly clear tonight; Town to survey site ECHS priest is back Knees in athletics AREA TO W N S sunny, cold Thursday of proposed housing with a new cookbook can be quite fragile ... page 2 Bolton officials pick Wiedie ... page 3 ... page 14 ... page 11 as architect for firehouse who were present then discussed bert.son elementary schools in Bv Sarah Passed the four architects in executive Manchester. Herald Reporter session before voting to award the Simsbury architect Schoenhardt showed the PBC slides of an BOLTON — Bolton architect job to Wiedie. The commission is only four members strong since award-winning public library his Alan Wiedie was selected by the the resignation last week of former firm designed for the town of Avon Public Building Commission Mon and another library in Essex. He iEanrhfBtprI Mr ralbWednesday,Wednesday, Fe Feb. 6, 1985 — Single copy: 25
2 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Feb. 6. 1985 132 now in running for trip Residents man shovels, plows Manchester In Brief Middle Turnpike; Cleo Living Peopletalk Forty-four more entries werie Here are the semifinalists se Grill toss leads to arrest stone, 539 Burnside Ave., East. drawn Tuesday in the Manchester lected Tuesday: Snow doesn’t faze town Herald’s winter vacation contest, Lorena M. Higbie, 477 N. Main Hartford. Police arrested a Hartford man Tiie.sday night after he William T. Hansen, 129 Lenox - bringing to 132 the number of St.; AnthonySlogesky,2110akSt.; allegedly threw a hibachi grill through the window ol his St.; Billy Kearns, 158 Greenwood maneuvering his mammoth Trojan Front-end weekly semifinalists whose cou Mike Haberem, 30 Bank St.; Ted estranged wife’s apartment on Oak Street, police said today. Drive; Millie Kos, 119 Chambers By BUI YInglIno pons will be entered in next week’s Caddy, 50 Keeney Drive, Bolton; loader around the parking lot of the Manchester Edwin A. Robinson, 26, was charged with second-degrM St.; M. Cote, 240 Hackmatack St.; Herald Reporter Mrs. H.W. Pfenning, 21 Ashworth Parkade. The huge machine stays at the burglary and was held al the police lockup on a $500 cash bond. He grand-prize drawing. George McNamara, 668 Boston Ed Garrison waits for days like today. The entries drawn Tuesday were St.; Frank Scheibenpflug. 275 Parkade all winter long, he said. is scheduled to appear in Manchester Superior Court on Monday. Turnpike, Bolton; Bertha Russell, Not only does he get the day off from school, submitted in the third week of the School St.; Louise M. Stokes. 144 “ I t ’s too big and it would be too expensive to 20 Salem Road; James F. but the ninth-grader at Bennet Junior High According to police. Robinson smashed a window in the contest. The vacation giveaway McKee St.; Mrs. Russell W. move around, ” Goupil said. apartment after his wife refused to let him in. Robinson told McVeigh. 193 High St. School also has a chance to make some money. promotion, which is co-sponsored Wilson, 100 Plymouth Lane. Goupil. who works for Discenza Const ruction police he broke into the apartment to scare his wife so she wouia Nola Barrett. 24 Harvard Road; Evelyn Foglio, 133 Birch St.; This morning Garrison, like many other by Connecticut Travel Services Co. of West Hartford, said the plow is specially give him a divorce, police said. Ron Holmes, 131 Summit St.; Yolanda Burns, 34 McKinley St.; Manchester residents, was out shoveling the and 22 other businesses, is now in rigged to the front of the machine, is 18 fet long Marie King. 12 Centerfield St.; Mr. and Mrs. Edgar N. Wasilieff, largest snowfall yet this season off the town’s its fourth and final week. and weighs between 500 and 600 pounds. Two entries are drawn each Peter DelMastro, 27 Essex St.; 15 Alexander St.; Peggy Forman, walks and driveways. Sheltered Workshop takes over But, he said, "Its got the power in the back, week at each of the 22 businesses. Ethel Gustafson, 47 Oak St„ East 299 E. Middle Turnpike; Jack Volz, A true entrepreneur. Garrison said he was Hartford; Nils S. Shenning. 113 and that’s what counts.” The Manchester Sheltered Workshop will lake over custodial Vacation contest coupons appear 25 Lake St.; Herb Dougan, 5 prepared for today’s weather. Linwood Drive, Bolton; G. Coro,96 “ We’ve been down here a few times this duties al the town’s new water treatment plant beginning in the Herald on Tuesdays! Thurs Russell St. “ I have customers already lined up,” he days and Saturdays on pages 4 and Dolores B. Luko, 26 Sunrise Kent Drive. year,” Goupil added, “ but this is the first time immedialel.v at a contract cost to the town of $14,875 until June said. 5. Lane, East Hartford; Eleanor that the snow has ever amounted to anything.” 1986. ' Nola Barrett, 24 Harvard Road; Garrison said he hasibeen helping shovel The final group of semifinalists’ Rook, 125 Coleman Drive; Marion Among the stores for whom Goupil was In addition, from M ay 1 until June 1986 the workshop will Ernie Poliansky, 22 South St.; L. names will be drawn after entries DiCioccio, 20 Fulton Road; Walter Manchester out from under after snow storms provide cu.slodial service al other municipal buildings at a cost of Heller, 9 Chestnut St.; Theodore J. clearing parking lot, was the Super Stop and are collected this weekend, and the A. Backus, 16 Robin Road; William since he moved to town from East Hartford two $32,200. Lagage, 396 Spring-St.; Helen Shop at the Parkade. The supermarket was Jocqueline Bissett 1 om Selleck grand-prize drawing will be next T. Hansen, 129 Lenox St.; N. years ago. General Manager Robert Weiss was given authority by the Lemesis, 140 Eldridge St.; Lena quiet this morning, but manager Dwight Bill Tuesday at Connecticut Travel Mawdsley, 28 Webster Lane, He ” I usually get $10 for walks and driveways,” Board of Directors Tuesday to waive competitive bidding on the Cejkowski, 15 Oakwood Road. said the calm wouldn’t last long. Services. bron- MUtnn rJreenberg, 432 W. custodial contract so that the work can be done by clients of the The most romantic stars he said. “ Tonight we’ll gel hammered,” Bill said. Susan Johnson, a receptionist at a doctor’s workshop. He told the directors the prices are competitive. No wonder actress Jacqueline BIsset and actor "Snow storms are excellent for business, ” he office at 320 Main St., took advantage of the Tom Selleck get such good press. A Valentine's said. “ We get a tremendous amount of business clean walks as she-made her way to work this Day poll of 500 lifestyle editors at newspapers before and after.” Town students win honors around the country has turned up the clear Weather morning. consensus that Bisset and Selleck are the “ most “ I like the snow,” Johnson said. ‘ I ’d prefer “ It’s a little like a hurricainein Florida.” Bill Seven students from Manchester schools recently received romantic” man and woman of the year. Today’s forecast to live in California, but next to that I ’ll take said. "But down there they buy bottled water. awards in one of the nation’s largest art competitions for The poll, sponsored by Cointreau liquers, also Manchester.” Up here they buy tuna, canned meats, peanut students. found that Joanne Woodward and Paul Newman Connecticut, Massachusetts and Glaude Goupil also works to keep the white butter and jelley and canned juices.” Winners were Kelly \y.vnn, Traci Strasser an d !ammy Millard come out on top as “ the most romantic couple.” Rhode Island: Today: decreasing stuff out of the way, but his job is a bit different Bill, however, said Manchester residents from Manchester High School; Katie Soule, Adam Wichman and In fact, just picking the people who personify cloudiness in the afternoon. Cold SUSAN JOHNSON from Garrison’s. knew this latest snowfall was on the way last Christine John.son from Illing Junior High .School; and Karen their romantic ideals set some editors dreaming. with high in the 20s. Tonight: . Town’s not California Goupil was up at four o’clock this morning night so the store was "mobbed.” llalpryin from East Catholic lligh School. A few candid comments from longing press- becoming mostly clear and cold. All recieved awards in the 1985 Scholastic Art Awards fellows: “ I ’d gladly go to the Greek Isles with Lows zero to 10 above west to the Selleck,” “ You can say anything with a French competition. j ■ .u teens southeast. Thursday: mostly The students’ entries were among 4,000 entries judged in the accent and it will sound Romantic.” sunny and cold. Highs in the 20s. regional competition,which is sponsored by Connecticut 6 Runners-up for fantasy ticklers were actresses Maine: Clearing this afternoon. Town to sun/ey Love Lane housing site 6 Linda Evans and Catherine Deneuve, actor Total accumulation 2 to S inches: National Bank. Richard Gere and ballet superstar Mikhail pieces of it to the abutting owners Partly sunny in the north. Highs in Democratic Director Kenneth majority on the board — said the Baryshnikov, the single numbers and teens. for the cost the town incurs in the By Alex GIrelll Tedford, who has speardheaded conversion of the Bennet school MCC wins grant for arts Joanne Woodward and Paul Newman Mostly clear tonight. Lows 5 above transfer. The detailed survey of Herald Reporter the move to get houses built on the main building to apartments for to 10 below. Thursday partly sunny the slope top carries an estimated The Chamber Orchestra of New England will perform at land, outlined his proposal to the the elderly also involved a lot of and windy with a chance of flurries The administration was autho work, but ” 45 people have a place cost of $1,000. Manchester Community College as the result of a $1,000 Teacher aims for space directors at their monthly meeting Connecticut Touring Program (CONNTOURS) grant awarded Monopoly is 50 years old north and sunny south. Highs in the rized Tuesday night to get two to live.” The decision to have the survey single numbers and teens. Tuesday. ing work done in-house prompted by the Connecticut Commission on the Arts. Monopoly, the game of capitalism once turned John Vouros often tells his Newtown, Conn., surveys done on town-owned land The plan involves building 12 to Mercier argued that the town New Hampshire: Clearing this board majority leader Stephen CONNTOURS grants are available to any organization that down by Parjeer Brothers as too long, with students the future awaits in space, and the along Love Lane land in prepara 14 single-family detached houses has not asked developers at any afternoon. Total snow accumula complicated rules and no clear finish, celebrates middle school science teacher said he wants to tion for developing it to provide with sales restricted to Manche.s- point what alternative they might Penny to ask General Manager presents one of the groups listed on the commission’s roster of tion 2 to 5 inches south and little Robert Weiss for a report on the its 50th birthday today with 85 million sets sold lead the way as the first private citizen aboard a affordable housing for Manchester ter residents. Each would carry a offer to the current proposals. more than 75 performing groups in music, dance, theater and accumultion north. Highs in the Burled under egeln status of engineering projects. He worldwide. space shuttle flight. residents. “ sleeping” mortgage of about The directors have not yet taken poetry. CONNTOURS offers up to one-third of the arli.sts’ fees for single numbers and teens. Mostly said the town recently increased The anniversary edition of the game is set to “ I don’t live my life for science fiction and Today: snow ending with decreasing cloudiness this afternoon. Cold One of the surveys unanimously $10,000 on the land, reducing initial a vote on the plan itself. The performances. clear tonight. Lows 5 above to 10 roll down the Parker Brothers' plant in Salem, space,” said Vouros, but he is determined to beat with high in the lower 20s. Wind north 10 to 20 mph. Tonight: authorized by the Board of Direc costs to first-time homebuyers. surveys are needed whether the the engineering staff but has also below. Thursday partly sunny and Mass., under the eyes of several members of the out about 4,000 other applicants for selection in becoming mostly clear. Cold with low 5 to 10 above. Wind northwest tors will pave the way for selling The total cost per house would be in town sells the land or develops it. loaded it with work. He said he is windy with a chance of flurries land at the top of the former Love disturbed that at times projects 1935 plant team that made the first game, the the Teacher in Space program. around 10 mph. Thursday: mostly sunny and cold. High in the mid the $65,000 range. Under the plan worked out by Town acquires Purnell lot grandson of George Parker — who first brought " I have a knack for being able to communicate north and sunny south. Highs in the 20s. Friday partly cloudy and cold. Today’s weather picture was Lane sand bank to 10 owners of Tedford and a study committee, approved by the directors are As she has in the past. Republi A section of the Purnell Place public parking lot has been the game to the company — and the local high with anyone I need to. Translating the experience teens and lower 20s. drawn by Michelle Erickson, 9, of 145 Lamplighter Drive, a fourth abutting properties on Center can Director Donna Mercier said the town would not get its money delayed because they arc not Vermont: Travelers advisory in Street'. The other will be needed if pushed by the adminisl rative staff. transferred to the town through a tru.stee’s deed filed with the school band. into something the public can understand — that nrader at Keeney Street School. she favors selling the land to a for the land until 10 years after a p town clerk. The purchase of the lot, which contains about 90 The game was invented by Charles B. Darrow is one of the areas I shine in,” he said. effect. Flurries with another inch the town goes forward with plans to developer with stipulations about house and lot were purchased, In his housing report to the or so possible. Highs 10 to 20. parking spaces, was approved by the Board of Directors in of Germantown, Pa., during the Great Depres Vouros, 40, who sometimes wears an astronaut construct starter houses on Love what sort of hou.ses could be built. cutting initial costs. directors. Tedford said the Man sion in 1934 and intially turned down by Parker jumpsuit in class and passes out "space food” to Clearing and cold tonight. Lows Lane or if the town sells the land ” 1 don’t believe government Cassano said he favored early chester Housing Authority has not January at a price of $113,948. Brothers. students at Newtown Middle School, said he never zero to 10 below. Partly sunny outright to a developer. involvement is going to cut any action .so that construction can gel been consulted formally on a The funds for the lot came from the Special Taxing District Thursday. Highs in the teens. After Darrow sold 5,000 sets to Wanamaker’s of had given much thought to space travel. costs,” she said, adding that the under way in the next construction separate proposal to build housing Reserve Fund. F Philadelphia, Parker Brothers reconsidered and But President Reagan's decision last August to sea.son. But Mayor Barbara Wein for the elderly on a North Elm The transfer of the properly was from the Connecticut Bank project as outlined by Tedford Extended outlook Street site. He said he would like to has since produced 85 million sets in 32 countries include a teacher aboard a space shuttle flight as involves a lot of work. berg said there is a great deal of and Trust Co. us trustee for the estate of W. George Glenney to and 19 languages. the first civilian passenger convinced Vouros it Extended outlook for New Eng Educators detail involved and that the prop ' meet with the Board of Commis the town. Because the transfer is to a municipality, no might not be too late to "become a Columbus.” land Friday through Sunday: TEDFORD RESPONDED that osal should be held over to the sioners of the authority. Weinberg conveyance taxes are collected. Connecticut, Massachusetts and Mercier was vice-chairman of a March board meeting .so that the suggested the possibility of a joint Rhode Island: Partly cloudy and win praise past housing study committee that directors can study it. workshop of the directors and the cold. Highs in the 20s. Lows 5 to 15. found a need for moderate-cost The land surveys will be done by authority. Hot-tub Louganis Vermont: Quite cold with scat The plan for North Elm Street Thirteen educators in the Man housing. He said the proposal town staff members. ‘Moonlight In Vermont’ tered flurries each day. Highs in involves about 24 units of rental Olympic diving champion Greg Louganis may chester school system were ho addresses that need. the teens and lows 10 below to 5 housing for elderly - residents of 260 NO MAIN ST E soon be getting pruney fingers from warm water In the dim glow of an overcast moonrise, nored Tuesday night by the Board Director Stephen Cassano — a THE P LAN FOR the unneeded above. Manchester. MANCHESTER. CT E instead of chlorine. The freshwater superstar has Margaret Whiting capped off her first trip to of Directors with a reception and a fellow member of the Democratic land atop the slope is to tranfer New Hampshire and Maine: Double the I NORTHWAY signed a long-term agreement with the National Vermont with a horsedrawn sleigh ride near the brief ceremony. Fair weather through the period. Spa and Pool Institute, an indust^ trade mountainsides she made famous in the song Director Eleanor Coltman, a Lows zero to 10 below north and Value of Your association, to "assist in a comprehensive effort "Moonlight ih Vermont. former member of the Board of zero to 10 above south. Highs in the to promote diving and swimming safety,” says “ Don’t lose your head, now. I ’m a city girl — Education, arranged the celebra g U t^ n s . Coupons Norman Brokaw, super-agent for the William I ’m not used to this,” Whiting, 59, of New York teens north and 20s south. tion and introduced a resolution Morris Agency. City, called to a Morgan horse pulling the ^ a n d v ! Across the nation lauding the teachers for their Details In Store Louganis, whose two gold medals in the two-person sleigh in Stowe.- Setelllte view contribution to Manchester educa mm«, B Summer Games and 29 national diving titles Earlier Tuesday, Whiting brought more than Snow will extend from central tion. The resolution was passed I prnpiPEOPU F PI fPlfASEflS make him the most decorated U.S. diver in 300 people to their feet when she sang the melody New England through Pennsylva B unanimously. Play Circus history, will take part in a multi-media program at the Vermont Statehouse. She was apparently nia and New Jersey, the southern Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 2:30 a.m. EST shows a thick cloud band extending from the Mid-Atlantic states southwest to Each of the honorees was Bingo at to sharpen public and industry awareness of safe flustered by the rousing ovation, but she broke Appalachians, the Tennessee Val presented with a framed copy of practices in pools and other natural swimming the Gulf of Mexico. Embedded in these clouds are numerous showers Sill Hins into song and delighted the captivated crowd by ley and the lower Great Lakes. the resolution and congratulated Andy’s and billillli fliDit., Fib. environments, Brokaw said. altering the lyrics to include a maple tree — a and thunderstorms. Toward the northeast snow is falling from New O fi W IN TER only 1, Snow will also be widely scattered by each director in a procession Fn.. Fib. 8. Under the terms of the deal, Louganis will living Vermont symbol — rather than a over Montana. Rain will extend England to the Midwest from a blanket of low and mid level clouds. w m Win up to that resembled the awarding of Sit. Fib. 9 broadcast radio and TV public service announce sycamore. from Maryland across northern Scattered cloudiness can be seen over the remainder of the nation degrees at a commencement. *1,000 ments and make personal appearances. The ” I sang it everywhere,” Whiting said of the tune Florida and the eastern Gulf states with some snow being reported over the northern tier of states. The honorees were Barry Bern financial details of this maneuver, though, have which first hit the airwaves in 1944. through Mississippi and eastern stein, honored for physical edcua- not been disclosed. ‘T ve been plugging Vermont for 41 years,” Louisiana. tion of special education students; > Mower < Whiting said. Showers will extend along the Ernest Lewis, ' for math and SAVE “ But it’s better than I thought it was. Better northern Pacific Coast. High science teaching;, David Frost, ■2*, STSdoo A ..* than I ’ve sung.” temperatures will be in the single girls’ swim coach of the year; Quote of the day numbers over northern Maine and Lynn Gustafson, a member of the the low 80s across southern Flor 30.0 The Rev. Jerry Falwell, acknowledging in a executive board of the National ida. Temperatures in the single National Religious Broadcasters meeting that Association of School Nurses; numbers will reach from northern apartheid in South Africa is “ abominable,” : Now you know William Brindamour, for an award Minnesota across ^orth Dakota “ If we must do business with skunks — and Americans drink 3 million gallons of orange in human relations; Neil Law sometimes we must — I prefer the ones who spray juice a day. That’s enough to fill a glass 110 feet and northeast Montana, to the rence, for vocation and career teens over Kansas and the mid-60s the other way.” tall and 70 feet in diameter. education; David Brysgel, for for southern Texas. Highs along LOS Al vocational education; Donna Fits- the Pacific Coast will range from gerald, statewide art teacher of the LOWEST the upper 30s along the Washington year; Jacob Ludes III, secondary Coast to the low-60s over southern TEMMHATtlRES QjO-10 school principal of the year; Laura California. Boutilier, runner-up for statewide LAUNDRY Almanac Long Island Sound lEOENO- economics teacher of the year; LeRoy Hay, 1983 national teacher d e t e r g e n t The National Weather Service of the year; Mary Faignant, forecast for Long Island Sound to softball coach of the year; and Today is Wednesday, Feb. 6, now Watch Hill, R.I. and Montauk Renata Lincoln, statewide Ger TIDE 49 oz. box the 37th day of 1985 with 328 to UPl WEATHER FOTOCAET A Point: man teacher of the year. follow. A small craft advisory is in Dr. Richard Lindgren, principal The moon is full. effect. Winds northeast to north 20 of Illing Junior High School, SWEET LIFE The morning stars are Mer knots to 30 knots with gusts Netlonal foreceet accepted a certificate for the cury, Jupiter and Saturn. becoming northwest 10 knots to 20 school, which was listed among The evening stars are Venus knots tonight and Thursday. Vis PEANUT For the period ending 7 a.m. EST Thursday. During early Thursday outstanding secondary schools in and Mars. ibility improving to 5 miles or more morning snow Is forecast for parts of the Pacific Northwest and the the United States. during the afternoon continuing Lower Great Lakes Regions. Elsewhere the weather will be fair. BUTTER 18 oz. iar Those born on this date are into Thursday. Mostly cloudy this underthe sign of Aquarius. This Minimum temperatures will include (maximum temperatures In afternoon. Clear tonight. Partly parenthesis): Atlanta 29 (48), Boston 13 (27), Chicago 3 (17), is President Reagan’s 74th birth 6 sunny Thursday. Average wave Cleveland 6 (21), Dallas 23 (37), Denver 2 (38), Duluth -08 (10), Fire Calls day. Others born this date heights 3 feet to 5 feet today FRESH BAKED IN STORE 6 include Babe Ruth in 1895, Zsa Houston 31 (47), Jacksonville 44 (80), Kansas City 2 (21), Little Rock lowering to 2 feet to 4 feet tonight 24 (41), Los Angeles 38 (57), Miami 83 (79), Minneapolis -07 (47), New Zsa Gabor in 1919, French film and Thursday. Orleans 38 (52). New York 17 (28), Phoenix 34 (59). St. Louis 7 (25). ITALIAN director Francois Truffaut in San Francisco 38 (57), Seattle 33 (43). Washington 23 (37). Monday, 8 a.m. — medical call, 1932, and actor Mike Farrell in Weather radio 83G Rachel Road (Eighth 1942. The National Weather Service District). BREAD z. loaf broadcasts continuous, 24-hour Monday, 10:25 a.m. — alarm, 565 On this date in history; weather information on 162.475 Manchester Herald Vernon St. (Town). In 1865, Gen. Robert E. Lee mHz in Hartford, 162.55 m Hz in Monday, 1:36 p.m. — alarm, 352 “Shank Portion-Water Added was appointed commander-in- COLONIAL New London and 162.40 m Hz in Rictiard M. Diamond, Publisher Hackamatack St. (Town). chief of the arm ies of the Meriden. Monday. 2:06 a.m, — water flow Confederacy. Penny Sadd Mark F. Abraitis alarm , 9pB Progress D rive FULLY COOKED Associate Publisher Business Manager (Town) In 1943, Gen. Dwight D. Eisen Monday, 2:44 p.m. — unknown HAM hower was named commander of Lottery USPS 327-500 VOL. CIV. No. 107 call, 134 E. Middle Turnpike Allied Expeditionary Forces in (Town). Publlthod dolly txcspt Sunday Sueeattod corrlor rotot ora SI .20 Monday, 3:16 p.m. — medical North Africa. He later became and cartain holldavih o lid a y ...... by ths Mon- woakly, SS.I2 for ona month, S1S.3S World Warll Supreme Allied chntar Publlihing Co., Id Srolnord for throa months, S30.7D for tlx call. 217 Main St. (Town, Commanderin Europe. Connecticut daily Ploca, Monchaatar, Conn. {M040. monthiandS41.40foront vaor. Moll Paramedics). Sacond clots potfoeo paid ol Mon- rotas ora ovallaMt on raquatt. chatlar. Conn. POSTMASTER: Monday. 4:57 p.m. — chimney In 1952, Princess Elizabeth Tuesday: 674 *“ Sand oddratt choneat to tha Mon- fire, 64 Falknor Drive (Town). became Britain's sovereign fol chatfar Harold, P.O. Box 9»1, ' To ploct o clottlflad or dltplov Monday, 8:24 p.m. — electrical FREE Play Four: 1164 Monchattar, Conn. OMHO. odvartltamant, or to raport o nows lowing the death of her father. Today In history Itam, story or pictura Idao, coll fire, 106 Main St. (Eighth District, with coupon 2 lller bottle King George VI. She was other numbers drawn Tuesday GUARANTEED DELIVERY: If 443-2711. Offica hours ora 1:30 O.m. Paramedics). crowned Queen Elizabeth II on On Feb. 6, 1952, Princess Elizabeth became Britain’s in New England: you don't racalva your Harold by S to 5 p.m. Monday throueh Friday. Monday, 9:26 p.m. — medical with prior ‘10.00 purchase Maine daily: 229 p.m. waokdovt or 7:30' o.m. Sotur- Valid thru Thursday, Feb. 7, Friday, Feb. 8, June 2, 1953. sovereign following the death of her father. King George doy, plaota talophona vour corrlor. call, 68 Pilgrim Lane (Town, New Hampshire daily: ''7547 If you'ro unoblo to raoch vour Tha Monchattar Harold It o Paramedics). and Saturday, Feb. 9, 1984 VI. She was crowned Queen Elizabeth II on June2,1953. Rhode Island daily: 7039 corrlar, coll tubtcribar tarvlca ot tubtcribar to Unitad P ratt lirtarno- In 1974, the Caribbean island of Tuesday, 6:51 a.m. — medical This photo shows the new Queen waiting on her throne "Lot-O-Bucks” : 23-14-33-28-10 443-2711 by 7 p.m. waakdovi or 10 tlonol nawt tarvicat and It o LIMIT ONE PER CUSTOMER Grenada was declared independ o.m. Soturdovt for euorontaad mam bar ot tha Audit Buroou of call, 108 Summit St. (Town, Vermont daily: 097 ent and a member of the British to receive the homage of her subjects following her dallvory In Monchattar. Clrculotlont. Paramedics). Massachusetts daily; 2683 Commonwealth. coronation on June 2, 1953. MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Fch ti. l9H.i 4 — MANCHESTER HKRALD, Wednesday, Feb 6, 1985 . Directors OK funding for schooi renovation assessment m I No surprises left, but . over______several__ 1 years as o amaftor matter nf of u/nnlHwould lik»lv likely have have i its share of this project at this point in time," floors. The schools would also be tions resulted because state codes Bv Kathv Garmus were revised in 1983 — well after maintenance. Some code require opposition. Herald Reporter he said. made more energy-efficient, and ments might also be waived, he The four elementary schools that would have classrooms the renovations were designed. Director Peter DiRosa, the Ite- would be repaired under the modernized. The violations of health.safety, said, ^ , publican minority leader on the O’Neill unveils budget The Board of Directors Tuesday "I can’t tell you what the real board, told fellow Republicans last night authorized the Board of proposal by School Superintendent Director Stephen T. Penny, the fire and building codes cited in a James P. Kennedy are Bowers, Democratic majority leader on the June inspection by the state problem is," he said. week that he thought most people Connecticut,” said O’Neill,, who transportation trust fund that with Education to spend $30,000 for an Seader said he thought the school would be opposed to another bond By Mark A. Dupuis interest will provide $25 million a architect to design renovations to Nathan Hale, Verplanck and Wad board, said during the board's include exposed asbestos, improp United Press International denied the budget is political or erly grounded electrical outlets, board would ultimately seek a issue. motivated by his plans to seek year for five years to pay for local four elementary schools and build dell schools. The schools, which • meeting Tuesday he thought sup bond issue to pay for the renova are among the oldest in town, have port existed for the elementary rooms that are inaccessible to the In November, voters approv^ a HARTFORD - Gov. William A. re-election in 1986. road and bridge repairs. Republi ing code work at Manchester High handicapped and improperly tions and code work. cans have their own plan. School. had problems with leaky roofs, school renovations. But he said a $4.6 million bond issue for public O’Neill, with no major surprises Senate President Pro Tempore stained ceilings and deteriorated number of people were questioning stored poisonous and toxic School Superintendent Kennedy improvements, but not before a Philip S. Robertson, R- Cheshire, School board Chairman Leonard said earlier this year that he hoped left to reveal, goes before a joint • A $136 million tax cut by E. Seader told the directors that an floors, school officials have said. the 157 code violations found at the materials. number of them strongly criticized session of the House and Senate criticized the size of the proposed Although some of the code to put a bond-issue referendum for the town for allowing its facilities budget increase noting that it was reducing the sales tax from 7.5 architectural assessment was Under the proposed renovation high school during a $5.5 million today to push his $4.4 billion percent to 7 percent starting April project, which could cost several renovation project that was com violations need immediate atten the work on the ballot in to reach such disrepair that a bond more than twice the rate of needed to determine the scope of November. "people’s budget.” 1. The GOP is pushing elimination the renovations and code work. million dollars, each school would pleted last year. tion, Seader said it might be issue became necessary. O’Neill completed a piecemeal inflation. Cno.4»r s.nid many of the viola- possible to address many of them However, such a bond issue "That’s dangerous.’! said Ro of the tax on clothing sold for less "We don’t know the dimension of get major repairs to roofs and approach to releasing the budget than $50 as the first step of a tax cut by unveiling the entire package at bertson, who said O’Neill also made negotiations with the Repub package that would be about $10 a Tuesday news briefing. million more than O’Neill’s plan. cV-- 1pwn will The budget had met with opposi licans difficult by releasing major portions of the budget in advance • A $13 million increase for the Board supports tion from the Legislature’s Repub criminal justice system, including V i: lican majority even before law of today's speech to a joint session of the House and Senate. a 70-member state police class, six makers saw the document. new judges and staff and staff for a try to stop The Democratic governor pro There were no major surprises manager on plan when O’Neill revealed the budget new 500- bed prison scheduled to posed a $4.4 billion operating open this fall in Enfield. budget and a $603 million bonding since he had released major flooding package for capital projects. The portions earlier. He did confirm • A $60.7 million increase for operating budget includes a $136 that the package includes a 5 education, including completion of for Union l-park million tax cut. It increases percent increase in welfare benef a pha.se-in of a multi-year grant By Alex GIrelll spending by more than 10 percent its, though sources also had program to equalize spending on Development. Pellegrini said the By Kathy Garmus Herald Reparter UPl phou in the next fiscal year. disclosed that earlier. education from town to town Herald Reporter bulk of the money would be used to O'Neill said the budget includes Republican criticism of the across the state. The Board of Directors voted pay for a traffic consultant and a In an effort to alleviate flooding in Hartford Wednesday. The governor additional funds for repairing budget began even before O’Neill • A $28.9 million increa.se for graphic artist. • Gov. William O’Neill unveils his pro released the documents. Rep. Otto unanimously Tuesday to accept at a house at 11 Bremen Road, the proposed a $4.4 billion operating roads and bridges, the criminal programs benefiting the mentally proposals from developers for. • Added $176,000 to the capital town will try plugging catch basins posed budget for the 1985-86 fiscal year justice system, education, health C. Neumann, R- Granby, co- retarded, including new group developing the 27-acre Union Pond accounts budget to pay for water on Bremen Road and allowing during a news conference at the Capitol budget with a $136 million tax cut. and human services, the environ chairman of the Appropriations system improvements on Tolland homes and carrying out a court Industrial Park. storm water to run down the road ment and economic development. Committee, said Tuesday morning order to move the retarded from Town General Manager Robert Turnpike. Director of Public - to West Center Street. “It's a fair budget but it's not the GOP will cut the bottom line on the Mansfield Training School into Works George A, Kandra saicr90 spending. B. Weiss suggested the move last The Board of Directors autho extravagant,” he told reporters at group homes. month because of new possibilities percent of that cost would be paid a news briefing where the seven Rep, Janet Polinsky of Water by a special assessment. The cost rized that move Tuesday night G O P jumps ford, ranking House Democrat on • A $4 million increase for the for development of the land opened after Public Works Director budget booklets totaling more than Department of Mental Health, up by the expansion of Interstate 84 to the town Water Department The budget 1,000 pages were distributed. the Appropriations Committee, would be between $15,000 and George Kandra described it as a said the budget would allow the most of which would go for nearby. possible solution to the problem. ”1 am confident that my budget residential beds and sheltered 6 Director of Planning Mark Pelle $20,000 because oversized pipes the gun on will not only meet the needs and state to catch up in areas where it He said a permanent solution 6 would be used, he said. hasn't devoted enough money in workshops, grini told the directors during their would be the installation of much at a glance concerns of our citizens but will do meeting Tuesday that while the • Transferred grants from the so in a manner that maintains and leaner recent years. • A $23.5 million increase for tiie Community Renewal Team total larger storm seWers along West ”We have the funds to do what Department of Income Mainte town’s original plan was to create Center Street at a cost of about HARTFORD (UPf) — Here is a breakdown of protects the fiscal integrity of this an industrial park of small lots, ing $212,687 to the Board of state budget great state,” he said. we couldn’t afford to do for a nance. including $15.3 million" to Education. The grants were for the $450,000. Kandra said that expendi the $4.4 billion stale budget proposed Tuesday by number of years.” she said, adding finance the proposed 5 percent hike selling the land to a private ture is not justified by.the benefits. Gov. William A. O’Neill. The budget is broken developer would probably be more 1984 and 1985 Head S ta rt O’NEILL SAID HE IS willing to that many of the costs in the budget in welfare benefits, and new programs. In heavy storms, water floods down into two major areas, general government have “nothing to do with inflation” programs to prevent welfare profitable to the town. He also said and transportation; By AAoi'k A. Dupuis negotiate with the Legislature’s it would free town employees who • Transferred a $3,376 federal the basement and basement gar United Press International Republican majority, but also and are built-in. fraud. otherwise would be involved in grant to the Board of Education for age at the home of Edward defended his proposed 10.3 percent • A $1.4 million increase for the developing the park. a program for refugee children. Werner. HARTFORD — Republican leaders of the Legisla operating budget increase against HIGHLIGHTS OF THE operat Deportment of Environmental d Transferred a $50,000 pay ing budget include: Protection for programs to enforce "The intent is to take advantage Werner told board members at General government ture’s budget and tax committees vowed to make cuts GOP criticism, of an increasingly valuable par ment received from the Commun in the budget proposed by Democratic Gov. William “I think the bottom line is the • Using $100 million from the hazardous wa.ste laws and deal ity Development Corp. on the their meeting Tuesdsay that a with groundwater contamination. cel,” he said. large storm pipe has been needed WHERE IT COMES FROM; A. O’Neill before they even saw the document. best propo,sal for the people of state’s surplus fund to create a The town receives many inquir Bennet elderly housing project to • Sales and use lax, $1.54 billion, 38.5 percent. The GOP chairmen of the Appropriations and the town General Fund. for many years. When the parking • Federal grants, $487.1 million, 12.1 percent. ies from industriai developers lot for the nearby McDonald’s was Finance, Revenue and Bonding committees held a seeking parcels anywhere from • Authorized Weiss to sign con • Corporation tax. $478.6 million, 11.9 percent. Tuesday news conference to outline their budget tracts for a $7,751 state grant for built, the town allowed the builders • Public service tax on utility companies, one to 30 acres, Pellegrini said. to drain it into an undersized and strategy six hours before the $4.4 billion budget for the Capital outlays total $603 million He said the town could have a health -education and risk- $304.3 million, 7,6 percent. 1985-86 fiscal year was made public. reduction programs for town and overloaded storm sewer line, • Capital gains, dividends and interest taxes, request for proposals ready by Werner said. Citing tentative figures and sections of the budget April. The request would outline business employees. $271.2 million, 6.8 percent, released in recent weeks, the Republicans said they By Mark A. Dupuis state prison in Cheshire and $1.35 it from development. the town’s development goals and • Authorized Weiss to enter into In addition to getting authority to • Legalized gambling (lotteries, dog track, jai will cut the spending side of the budget proposed by United Press International million to acquire land for a new • $7 million in grunts to cities set forth the criteria for selection a grant contract with the Greater plug the Bremen Road catch alai. Off Track Betting), $198 8 million, 5 percent. O’Neill while increasing the amount he wants for tax 400-bed prison. and towns for industrial develop Hartford Transit District to pro basins which overflow and flood » Inheritance and estate taxes, $135 million. 3,4 ment projects. of a developer, he said. cuts. HARTFORD — Gov. William A. The capital budget also includes The request must first be ap vide transportation to elderly and onto Werner’s property, Kandra percent. ”We are saying we will bring in a budget with a O’Neill has proposed a $603 million a wide variety of projects to • $2 million to the Connecticut proved by the- directors before handicapped people from July 1, was authorized to consult with the, • Cigarette and alcohol taxes, $123 million, 3.1 lower bottom line than the governor’s,” said Rep. Otto capital budget that includes bond rehabilitate state buildings as well Product Development Corp. to finanoe development of inventions F being sent to prospective 1984, to June 30. town attorney to see whether it percent. C. Neumann, R-Granby, co-chairman of the Appropri funds for a host of projects ranging as a number of other projects, and products and $2 million in developers. • And authorized the social- would be appropriate for the town • Other taxes, $110.1 million, 2.7 percent. ations Committee. from expanding prisons to dealing including: In other business Tuesday, the services director to apply for a to do anything on the Werner • Licenses, fees, permits and sales of commod Senate President Pro Tempore Philip Robertson with contam inate drinking water. • $16.9 million for renovation royalty financing for high- directors: block grant from the Connecticut M property itself. ities, $108.3 million, 2.7 percent. said after the Governor's news briefing the Governor More than half of the proposed and an addition' to the state technology compunie.s. • Transferred $20,000 from a Department of Human Resources. Director James Fogarty has • Insurance company taxes, $99 million, 2.5 was making negotiations more difficult by releasing capital budget revealed Tuesday Department of Health Services • $4.5 million for renovations at contingency fund to the Planning The town expects to receive $52,767 asked about the possibilility of percent. his budget to the press before bringing it to the would be used to pay for transpor building in Hartford. Southbury Training School, a Department for completion of the from the two-year block grant raising the level of the land in • other revenues, $150.1 million, 3.7 percent. legislative leadership. tation needs under the second year • $5 million to continue the facility for the mentally retarded, town’s new Comprehensive Plan of program. Werner’s yard so that it would not Robertson also said the Governor’s projections of a of a 10-year, $5.5 billion plan farmlands preservation program and $1.3 million to build additional be the lowest part of the draiii high growth rate and su.stained increases in sales tax adopted last year to rebuild the under which the state buys devel group homes for the retarded E opment rights to farmland to spare around the state. E basin. Kandra said that might be WHERE IT GOES: revenue are “fiscally dangerous.” .state's transportation network. Herald photo by Pinto feasible but would limit Werner’s • Education, $1.24 billion, 30.6 percent. Sen. Jam es McLaughlin, R-Woodbury, co- The Democratic governor also is Hearing set on plan access to the basement at grade • Welfare. $1 billion, 25.1 percent. chairman of the finance committee, said the asking the Legislature to authorize level. • Non functional (debt service, employee cash Republicans are looking at a $120 million tax cut in the bond funds for new facilities for a Kandra said that blocking the fringe benefits, miscellaneous expenditures), 1985-86 fiscal year. Windham technical school and a to restrict noise levels The great birthday coverup Bremen Road catch basins will $610.9 million, 15 percent. O’Neill has proposed a tax cut including a Norwalk college and a variety of move the water onto West Center • Health and hospitals, $432.4 million, 10.6 half-percent reduction in the sales tax rate from 7.5- other construction and rehabilita A public hearing will be held by ordinance. Street, where he thinks it can be pcrc6nt. percent to 7 percent effective April 1. That would save tion projects. the Board of Directors March 5 on DiRosa requested the ordinance Violette Pillard of 116 Waddell Road is recently presented her a quilt with all contained within the curbs. • General government, $303.2 million, 7.5 taxpayers $110 million in the 19M-86 fiscal year and an O'Neill’s budget included $350.4 B a proposed noise-control ordinance last summer. Town Attorney their names on it. He was asked by the directors if percent. additional $26 million in the current fiscal year. million in special tax obligation B celebrating her 76th birthday today in drawn up by the office of the town Kevin O'Brien said it was delayed that move would cause flooding of • Corrections. $190.9 million, 4.7 percent. The Republican-controlled finance committee bonds to carry out the second year attorney at the request of Republi in getting to the directors because cozy style. Her 31 grandchildren OEARANCL properties on West Center Street or • Regulation and protection, $116.1 million, 2.9 approved a bill Monday to eliminate the sales tax on of the transportation program, can Director Peter DiRosa. it required DEP aproval. create a winter hazard when water percent. clothing sold for less than $50. which would niean a $17 which is being financed with Police Chief Robert Lannan told The ordinance is designed to • Judicial, $84.5 million, 2.1 percent. million tax cut this fiscal year and $62 million in the protect citizens from excessive freezes. higher gasoline taxes and motor the directors Tuesday that passage Kandra answered that the drains • Conservation and development, $39.1 mil next. vehicle fines and fees. engine provides greater of the ordinance would give police noise. It sets standands for noise along West Center Street are 18 lion, 1 percent. Robertson predicted that bill will pass both House The gasoline tax will be in snow blowing ability, officers some parameters to guide levels. People who create unwar Claims to cost town $39,300 and 27 inches in diameter when • Legislative, $19.7 million, 0.5 percent. and Senate within two weeks. • Honda Automatic them when the get complaints ranted noises beyond that level — creased by a total of 9 cents a Decompression easy start they should be 48 and 54 inches in McLaughlin said the GOP will approve additional gallon over the 10-year life of the from citizens about noises. particulary during nighttime The Board of Directors Tuesday ina Sapienza was awarded $15,000 under which Daniel Gagnon of diameter. But he said the excess system makes engine He also said there would be some hours — could be served a "noise Massachusetts will receive $5,000 tax cuts with a bottom line goal of cutting taxes by at program with another one-cent starting quickand reliable. night approved awards totaling for injuries suffered in a 1978 water would remain on the street Transportation fund • Self-propelled for easy cost to implementing the ticket.” for his wrongful arrest on a least $10 million more than O’Neill’s plan to cut the increase July 1 when motor vehicle $34,300 to plaintiffs in three separ sidewalk fall, also on Main Street. and probably would not affect the fees will also go up 25 percent. maneuverability even ordinance. Violators could pay the desig- - narcotics charge by a Manchester WHERE IT COMES FROM: overall sales tax rate would. through hard-packed ate injury suits and awarded $5,000 The board also approved a properties. • Motor fuels tax (on gasoline, other fuels), HS50W Lannan said police officers nated fine without appearing in pbllce officer who was working for The capital budget for the snow. court. The fine for violations of the to a man who was wrongfully Barlow’s recommendation to Werner’s attorney, Richard $238.5 million, 54.7 percent. In outlining their strategy before the budget was would require about four hours of the Statewide Narcotics Task Quinlan, appeared at the board’s made public, the Republicans took the lead in a Department of Transportation in • Choice ot wheel or track ordinance could be as high as $50. arrested by a Manchester police award Melissa Juros of Manches • Motor vehicle receipts, $102 million, 23.4 drive system. training under the direction of the meeting Tuesday as he had Jan. 8 back-and-forth race for political one-upsmanship with cludes $189.4 million for bridge state Department of Environmen The hearing will be conducted officer. ter $1,800 for injuries she received Force at the time. percent. , rehabiliation and $74 million for • 220° adjustable dis- The city of New London, which to ask the directors what action the • License, permits and fees, $53.4 million, 12.2 the Democratic governor. chargecnuteallowssnow tal Protection. The DEP has during the board’s regular Under settlements recom when she was struck in the mouth town plans to take so that Werner work on intrastate highway approved the provisions of the monthly meeting'. had a police officer working on the percent. The Republican chairmen also said they will take a throwing in almost any mended by Assistant Town Attor by a metal swing at the Buckley can determine his next move. projects. direction. ney Malcolm F. Barlow and School playground in 1983. task force, also awarded Gagnon • Highway and bridge tolls, $18.3 million, 4.2 new approach to the budget by deciding on taxes first Werner complained to the board Among the projects is an accel In the false-arrest case, the $5,000. percent. and then paring spending to fit within the available approved 'by the directors, Jean . that the town has been slow to • Interest income, $13 7 million, 3.1 percent erated program to replace metal Four posts are filled Moriconi of Manchester was board approved a settlement re Under the law, towns are liable address the problem. revenue. for the action of municipal police • Urban Mass Transportation Administration, median dividers on the Connecti awarded $17,500 for a 1978 fall on a commended by Assistant Town “I’m fed up with your Band-Aid $10.5 million, 2.4 percent. The GOP leaders said the Legislature under cut Turnpike with safer concrete David Mohr of Spring Street was street was named to the Human Main Street sidewalk and Giussep- Attorney Barry W. Botticello officers who are working with the repairs when I need a heart Democratic control first decided on a spending barriers and to tear down turnpike named an alternate member of the Relations Commission to succeed package and then raised or adjusted taxes to pay for task force. surgeon,” he said. toll plazas when toll collections OMtN T U tt.. WfO . Zoning Board of Appeals Tuesday Dr. Harold Nix, who has resigned. fHI. • AM-MiM MM it. stop at the end of the year. MON « DAT. t AM *4 Ml The directors tabled the appoint WHERE IT GOES: THUNS »AM t AM night. His appointment was one of Dr. Loren J. Schneider announces ”We have in the past pretty much been a victim of four made by the Board of ment of a successor to the late • Debt service, general obligation bonds The capital budget also includes EU the relocation of his office to: $112.7 million, 26.3 percent. the spending side of the budget,” said Rep. Linda K. $7.5 million to increase the size of Directors during its meeting Enrico Rufini on the Ethics Com • Personal services, $89.2 million, 20.8 percent. Emmons, R-Madison, co-chairman of the Finance, Tuesday. mission. They also tabled consid the state prison for women in . 483 W. Middle Tpke., Suite 101 • Public transportation, $71 million, 16.6 Revenue and Bonding Committee. For opilmum p«rlortntoc« a n d $«f4ty w t rMcomm«r>d ttiM you m ad Ih t OMOort E q u i p m e n t Mohr was nominated by Donna eration of chang.es in personnel Niantic to 240'beds, $12.8 million maiHMl tM tort op«r»1ir« th« unN. C19S3 AmsriCAn Honda Motor C o, IrK . rules recommended by the town M a n c h e s te r percent. for additional renovations to the Mercier, a Republican director. • "Pay-as-you go” repair work, $55.9 million, Sen. Pierce E. Oonnair, R-East Lyme, co-chairman He replaces Harry Reinhorn, who administration. For the treatment of diseases and surgery of the foot. Adults EYEBALL OPTICAL of the Appropriations Committee, said businesses The directors also decided to 13.1 percent. has been named a regular member and children's foot ailments, Diabetics, Bunions, Hammer WINDSOR MANCHESTER • Debt service, special tax obligation bonds, regularly determine what their income will be and of the ZBA. take whatever steps necessary to VERNON then decide on spending. Open daily 9'5:30 “decommission” the Transporta Toes, etc. Diseases of the skin. Sports Medicine, Foot and 630 Talcortville Rd 286 Broad St 70 EaM Center St $40 million, 9.4 percent. Joyce Epstein of Grissom Road • Other expenses and equipment, $33.6 million, "It seems surprising to me that this is profound in Thurt. ’til 8:00 was named an adult member of the tion Committee, after its chair Ankle Injuries. (Rte. 83) (Next to Plaza Theatrei (Across from Cavey si 7.9 percent. government, but it is,” said Connair, a freshman. ”I Closed Sunday the Commission on Children and man, William Massett, said the 875-6156 688-1383 649-5672 think we can do it with a heart, to continue needed Youth. The appointment of three committee does not have duties Emergencies seen same day. • Town aid, $25.4 million, 5.9 percent. students to the commission was that justify regular meetings. He 6 4 6 -5 1 5 3 tabled because the commission is said it could be reactivated if the NOW OPEN IN - 6 trying to recruit candidates for the need does arise. 6 posts. 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H M ANCHKSTER HERALD. Wednesdiiy, Fch. 6. 198^ Richard M. Diamond, Publisher j Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editor * Reagan James P, Sacks, City Editor ! OPIWIOW cabinet O’Neill in great shape for 1986 race Washinston form ing Meiry-Go-Roiind WASHINGTON (UPI) — Edwin challenge for his party’s nomination for governor Meese and two other nominees for The latest medical report on the state's No. 1 next year from Toby M offett, the form er Jack Anderson Cabinet posts have glided through heart patient, coming m idway between his /T ' congressman. ... Senate committees and a fourth. election success of 1982 and his hopes for an C apitol The M offett intention to go for the nomination is Education Secretary-designate encore in 1986, is that he is doing just fine, thank k -4 not new. We have been writing about it for more William Bennett, is due for certain you, and picking up speed. than a year. Lately, as some other observers are approval today. Com m ents Senate committees approved the Gov. W illiam O’Neill says he has found that the finally discovering, he has become more nominations Tuesday of Meese as best tonic for recovering from bypass surgery is a Bob Conrad determined than ever and better organized. attorney general by a 2-1 ratio, and routine that keeps him on the fast track. He feels Syndicated Columnist O’Neill, meanwhile, is showing with each Donald Hodel for interior and John better if he can be busy instead of surrendering succeeding week that he is eager for the battle. U.S., Soviets ! Herrington for energy altogether to the usual advice to take it easy after The fellow we see playing media gamesmanship unanimously. that kind of repair work on the coronary with Republicans, selling a $4 billion-plus budget Bennett won committee appro plumbing. to the Legislature, and assuming a positive role as can find peace' val last week and the Senate was to "O nce I get going,” says O’Neill, “ the job and — politically speaking — grasping firm ly party leader is one almost totally different from consider his nomination today. momentum carries me along,” the middle road he believes will lead to another the insecure Bill O’Neill who began his tour at the Bennett, the chairman of the four years in office. If that happens, he will start a National Endowment for the Hu Back in early 1982, when O’Neill was pale and end of 1980. , . • in space effort : manities, was expected to win •Still shaky from the open heart surgery, .some term which will give him the longest tenure of any Parenthetically, then, the m edical bulletin is governor in more than a century in Connecticut. confirmation easily. Democrats were ready to write him off as a that he can hack it. John Dempsey, who turned 70 last month, served WASHINGTON — In a move that could lead to . Senate Republican leader Ro candidate fora full term that November. Instead bert Dole said he hoped the Senate just short of 10 years. better Soviet-American relations. President Reagan , of fading away, though, O’Neill rallied, ran and also could act on the Hodel and O’Neill thrives on a full schedule. One recent More election returns UPI photo won. and Chairman Konstantin Chernenko have approved , Herrington nominations today. Because he will be facing another campaign in a evening, he was riding on the momentum he At least one election at the State Capitol has the idea otostablishing ties between America s Young Meese’s controversial nomina year or so, we wondered how he’s doing, speaks about when he arrived tardily at the come off without coattails, confusion or even a Astronautsabd Russia’s Young Cosmonauts. tion passed the Senate Judiciary Shake hands and pontificate Governor’s Mansion to address — of all groups — recount. This raises new hope that by exchanging visits and Committee on a 12-6 vote, with two physically, now. So w e caught up with him as he of the National Religious Broadcasters. returned to his office after a recent news the Am erican Heart Association of Greater Dorothy Osier of Greenwich was the sharing dreams. Young Astronauts and Young Democrats joining 10 Republicans Moral Majority Leader Jerry Falwell, left, conference. We didn’t exactly ask him to stick out Hartford. First, he disappeared to catch up with unchallenged choice as new president of the Order Cosmonauts might lead the way to peaceful in recommending President Rea shakes hands with Sen. Edward The debate proved to be a light-hearted gan’s longtime friend and aide to his tongue and say “ ah,” but we did get a little phone messages in another room. Then he made of Women Legislators, succeeding Alice Meyer of cooperation in space. Kennedy, D-Mass., prior to their debate joust between the two men on the topics his speech and shook hands with the Easton. Both are Republicans, and House In behaif of the Young Astronaut Council, I vrrote a the Senate. of politics and faith. no.sy about his general condition. The nomination, which went at a breakfast meeting of the convention organization’s fund-raisers. But O’N eill could not members. letter to Chernenko proposing the affiliation. I through two sets of confirmation stick around. He had to leave to keep a later O’N E IL L A D M ITS to being more pudgy than Also elected last week, as the OWLS had pleaded that we are passengers together on a great hearings a year apart, likely will UPI photo 6 6 he’d like to be — his weight is a few pounds over appointment. something of a housewarming in new quarters at spaceship called Earth, which cannot be broken into be consider^ within days after the faces Biblical catastrophe 200. He cannot exercise as faithfully as a heart the Capitol, were Rep. Carrie Perry of Hartford as pieces, with the Soviet Union and the United Stales The face of Budget Director David Stockman shows the Senate returns Feb. 18 from the patient should. And the hours on the job are often W H E TH E R O’N E IL L can keep up the pace, first vice president. Sen. Am elia Mustone of assigned separate orbits. The letter was hand-carried President’s Day recess. cooperation from the Ethiopian frustration of selling a budget to the Congress and the LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Even mothers with newborn babies. gruelling. But he has regular checkups and is not politically, as well as he is obviously doing Meriden as second vice president. Sen. Anne to Moscow last month by my daughter, Tanya. The Senate has not rejected a government is improving. the flood of aid to Ethiopia and About $350 million will be needed physically will be determined in the weeks ahead Streeter of West Hartford as treasurer and Rep. Two weeks later, the Soviet Embassy called to American people. Stockman appeared before the Senate Cabinet nomination since 1959. “ The situation is getting better on any medication. He says he feels great. Then he other famine-ravaged African this year, the organization said. says “ thank you” and disappears into his inner as he and GOP legislators com pete for Peggy Beckett-Rinker of Branford as secretary. report that Chernenko had read the letter and that his Budget Committee Wednesday and urged the legislative At the White House, where “ We could double it and treble in the areas where the Red Cross is Meese serves as counselor and countries may not prevent the sanctum. accomplishment and the public’s favor. Even if A visitor at the meeting was Harriet Clark of response was “ positive.” Then the Soviet diplomat branch to slash the federal deficit by cutting back on the it.” Reid said. ’’The need is working,” said Zawde, who is confidant to the president, spokes current drought from plunging the touring the United States to appeal O’N eill will be 55 in August. He is sliding O’Neill can come through the General Assembly Cornwall, a Republican who is 90 years old. She inquired cordially, “ Did Tanya enjoy her visit to the "blooming, buzzing mass" of federal programs. continent into a “ catastrophe of infinite.” man Bruce Chapman said Meese for funds. com fortably into middle age, in mid-term on his session reasonably well, he will probably face a was in the House 10 years ago, starting in 1957. Soviet Union?” Old Testament proportions, ’ ’ relief Zawde said he wanted to assure was “ pleased by the committee donors that Red Cross aid gels to I said she had a glorious time and had come home officials said. Reid said the private donations vote.” For his part, Reagan said its intended location because it is favorably impressed. “ Too bad she doesn’t write the The drought in 17 African to the Red Cross are of “ enormous his reaction was “ a happy one. I ’m delivered directly from one na countries may bring on a Biblical- help” because they can be trans An editorial column," retorted the Russian, with a chuckle. Stockman scorches pleased.” tion’s Red Cross organization to Meese, nominated a year ago as scale disaster unless more aid and lated quickly into food and medical donations are stepped up. George the Red Cross or Red Crescent WHAT ARE THE NEXT STEPS? attorney general, was approved by supplies. Reid, chief spokesman for the agency that needs it. He said First, I have invited the Young Cosmonauts, with the committee after three days of renewed hearings dominated by International League of Red Cross You can’t drink White House approval, to send a delegation to watch a military retirement and Red Crescent Societies, said questions about Meese’s ethical space launching and tour our space facilities. “ From Tuesday, “ There's no scandal that I know conduct. this small beginning,” I wrote, “ I look forward to the By Elaine S. Povich Committee approval of Meese, Reid, who is based in Geneva, day that our astronauts and your cosmonauts will United Press International of.” Switzerland, joined Dr. Dawit without driving? Senate Republican leader Ro 53, came after he was cleared of explore the vast cosmos together. We are merely Zawde. chairman of the Ethiopian bert Dole of Kansas said, “ I might criminal wrongdoing by a special Jerry O’Brien and Denise Rushing have a scratching the surface of knowledge so profound, so WASHINGTON - Budget direc Red Cross, in appealing for dona $100 have put it a bit differently but it is prosecutor who delved into the good point. illimitable, so beyond our present understanding that tor David Stockman angrily critic connection between favorable fi tions to the African Famine Relief ized spending in areas with broad an area we need to address.” Fund of the Red Cross, which last They complain that because they don’t have we should waste no time nor energy on petty nancial deals given to Meese by constituencies, charging that the Dole also agreed that farm year provided $150 million in relief, F people who later received govern Look what it buys driver’s licenses, they have a hard time getting disputes.” military retirement system is a programs need to be looked into as ment jobs. primarily to feed children and checks cashed and gaining admittance to bars. Second, each Young Astronaut will be encouraged “ scandal” and farm price sup a way to cut spending. F to write a letter to a Young Cosmonaut, explaining Reagan’s farm proposal would They are among hundreds of adults in ports are merely a taxpayer Manchester who for one reason or another don’t w h i they should become friends and what they might bailout. cut spending for farm subsidies by to accomplish together in space. Those who write Stockman came to the Senate almost 50 percent over the next drive and suffer the consequences of not having five fiscal years. Those subsidies the best letters will be selected for future exchanges, Budget Committee Monday to One 05 driver’s licenses. cover mostly wheat, feed grains, Heart all expenses paid. Other exciting prizes will be make the case for President full < lit iliainond Though it was not originally designed to be, Reagan’s new $973.7 billion cotton, rice and dairy products. Within a offered. ' set in |>re( lous the driver’s iicense, as anyone knows, has budget, which cuts many domestic The proposal would phase down ACCIDENT Heart 14k yellow i4old Third, International Aeronautical Federation has ‘ government involvement in agri Pendant E E become the standard identification card programs but includes a $30 billion chain included throughout the land. Those who don’t have one adopted the Young Astronaut program as the best increase for the military. cultural pricing so farm prices would be set in the marketplace are guaranteed hassles from everyone from way to achieve “ peace through space.” Under the Congressional Budget Office di federation’s auspices, the Young Astronaut program rather than bolstered by price bank tellers and store clerks to bartenders and rector Rudolph Penner was sche WITNESSES will be offered to other nations and ties will be sought duled to see the senators today. supports. nightclub waitresses. between Young Astronauts and Young Cosmonauts Stockman walked in step with Sen. Bob Kasten, R-Wis., questi Those who look young have a doubly hard oned Stockman about the reduc around the world. Reagan when it comes to farmers, time, because the driver’s license is the as the fiscal 1986 budget calls for tions, saying it would not be fair to Anyone having any information regarding universal “ passkey” to legal drinking. The facts slashing farm programs. But he “ balance the budget by singling For the month of February EVERY GENERATION, if it is to fulfill itself, needs out for disproportionate cuts any the accident which occurred on January 4, are that if you want to drink, and you look under broke with his boss when he went I n l.ug ufi to Nhort diM .iil a dream to inspire it, an adventure to ennoble it. one single area ... especially age, you must have a license. That reality is after military retirement. 1985, at 11 AM at the intersection of Main, /------Seldom have young people had the incentive that “ It’s a scandal. It’s an outrage,” agriculture where people are al A C^nfairy of Sfvice ironic in today’s society, where there are so space now offers. Stockman said. “ The institutional ready hard-pressed.” Hilliard and Hudson Streets (Don Willis many people working to get drunken drivers off For half a millennium, the spirit of maximum forces of the military are more Stockman, who until then had the road. adventure has awaited new Columbuses and concerned about protecting their been giving mostly restrained Mobil Station) involving a station wagon Isn’t it interesting that those who want to Magelans. Now, for our children, it is at hand and on a retirement than they are about answers, grew agitated. “ For the life of me, I can’t figure and a Steak Club delivery truck. Trusted Jewelers Since I1885 over-indulge must first avail themselves of a scale far more vast. protecting the security of the out why the taxpayers of this state-issued certificate which gives them the Footnote: The Young Astronaut Council is recruit American people. Open Forum “ When push comes to shove, country have the responsibility to Please Call FRED TEDFORD At 956 MAIN STREET abiltiy to get drunk, get behind the wheel and kill ing 6- to 16-year-olds for future space exploration. All they give up on security before refinance the bad debts willingly Manchester, Conn 06040 Tel 643-2741 someone? That’s carrying logic to extremes, who sign up will be eligible to participate in the incurred by consenting adults who they give up on retirement,” he Michaels Chafge MaslerCard Visa>Amencan Expiess “ Letter to a Young Cosmonaut” contest. For 247-3666 perhaps, but it does work out that way. said. went out and bought farm land Some towns, including West Hartford and students. Instead of finding out at 3 Recently, I read where two particulars, write to the Young Astronauts, 1015 16th . Stockman later conceded he was when the price was going up East Hartford, have tried to solve the problem Dr. Malone’s idea or 4 p.m. that a child is missing, we improvements are badly needed in Street, N.W., Suite 905, Washington, D.C., 20005. expressing his personal opinion on because they could get rich, or who went and bought machinery and by issuing ID cards to those who don’t have would find out in the morning, thus the building: an air conditioning If the Young Cosmonauts accept our invitation to military retirement and said the could save a life saving precious hours. system and a computer unit. attend a space launching, their host will be president does not agree with him. production assets because they driver’s licenses. While these cards are made a business judgment that To the Editor: I, for one, applaud the idea and During the summer months the Pepsi-Cola, one of sponsors of the Young Astronaut Despite a proposal in the budget primarily designed to help residents gain they could make some money,” would like to see some follow- rooms are dreadfully warm and for a one-year cost-of-living freeze admittance to town-owned facilities, they’re program. Another sponsor, Disney World, will invite Stockman said, barely pausing for through from our school adminis are uncomfortable for the em in most retirement programs, also generally accepted for check cashing and I was present at the Board of the Young Cosmonauts to its Florida resort. breath. tration on advice from our elected ployees and the patrons. In addi including veterans benefits, the other purposes by stores and businesses. Education meeting on Jan. 28 when president’s budget envisions “ So it turns out that land prices Board of Education members. tion, the personnel have stated that board member Dr. John Malone spending $18.3 billion of its $313.7 didn’t go up forever,” he said. “ All Manchester apparently did the same thing a computer unit would enable them Computer hangup read a letter from a Concerned Write them or call and voice your billion Pentagon budget on mil kinds of loans have gone bad and until five years ago, when the service was The Pentagon is having serious problems keeping parent regarding the safety of our opinion. Let’s maybe save a life! to work much more efficiently and itary retirement in fiscal 1986. the collateral has collapsed. Why scrapped for budget reasons. track of its inventories, as everyone knows by now. school children. The parent recom make their work much easier. Defense Secretary Caspar Wein should the taxpayers have the Unfortunately, it’s also having serious problems with The state bureaucracy is gearing up to issue a mended that the school call, within Florence Shells I sincerely hope that the neces berger, told of Stockman’s com responsibility to bail out loan “ non-driver’s license,” but such a license won’t a fancy computer system that was supposed to keep guarantees that will create a loss one hour of the last morning bell, Keeney Street sary funds can be allocated for ments, said the military retire IRA down the road for that kind of be ready for at least another year. any parent or guardian who had Manchester both systems. We will all benefit track of weapons inventory and maintenance ment provisions in Reagan’s schedules. budget are "proper. ” and said. speculation?” In the meantime, we get behind the effort to not yet called in to a central phone from them. The system was begun in October 1982, and given a Stockman also said farmers are have the town resume the service. It would not number to’say their child would not no different from small businesses nifty acronym, MARS (Material Readiness Support), be hard to prove that there’s a genuine need for be in attendance that day. This Library needs John C. Krinjak or any other kind of business that it. State Rep. Elsie Swensson said she’s received phone would require only one improvements 1146 Main St. but has been going downhill ever since. According to Crane joins happens to be in trouble, but he a number of calls from elderly people who would part-time clerk (or volunteer Manchester an internal Pentagon analysis, the project is already a acknowledged the administration like official ID cards to be made available again. parents). To the Editor: year and a half behind schedule, and will cost at least takeover try is under pressure to help them. Senior citizens, along with those like Jerry This iooks to me like a fairly $600,000 more than its original $2 million budget. The administration already has Address letters to; agreed to allow banks to decrease O’Brien and Denise Rushing, should have the easy-to-implement and inexpen For many years I have been a Even worse, the MARS system can do only a small Open F o ru m portion of the work it was supposed to be capable of. RALEIGH, N.C. (U PI) - Rep. interest rates on loans to strapped same rights as those who possess driver’s sive way to assure that our frequent visitor to the Mary Phil Crane has joined Sen. Jesse Manchester Herald Instead, the new system will be hooked up to farmers in return for a federal licenses. children are not picked up by Cheney Library. The cheerful Helms’ conservative crusade to Here Today... Here Tomorrow P.O. Box 591 “ interface” with existing computer systems so it can guarantee of the loans. The cost of issuing such ID cards would be strangers en route to school, and service given to me has always buy control of CBS — a campaign Manchester, CT 06040 carry out its original mission. minimal, and the benefits would be enormous. includes both walkers and bused been excellent. network chairman Thomas Wy man called a “ political game” with little chance of succeeding. BOOKS & BIRDS And Then Somel Washington Window Crane, R-Ill., announced Tues “ Used Books" day he was joining the campaign • Earn up to 11% interest with an effective annual yield of 11.797%. because “ it is the best chance Bought & Sold • Fully insured up to $100,000 by the F.D.I.C. conservatives have ever had to end 375H«tlordTpki|RL30|Rooin83 the liberal bias in media.” • Invested locally, never any fees. Retiring senators: They never reaiiy ieave Washingtbn Helms, a North Carolina Repub Vernon. CT 06066 875-1876 lican, mailed a million letters to -0¥»r to,000 htrdeo¥»r book* • Interst compounded daily. ■conservatives last month asking -■QIFT CERTIFICATES the Soviets. By Steve Gerstel Senate Armed Services Commit putting him in charge of working although the brunt of that task will retreat to the peaceful environs of them to buy enough stock to Please call for hours—located In tee and chairman of the Senate out an agreement on strategic Yet, Tower’s main strength may fall on Reagan himself and his academia? Probably not. “ become Dan Rather’s boss” and former Vernon Elementary 1041 Main St. 646-4004 • 185 Spencer St. 649-7570 When John Tower, the ambitious Republican Policy Committtee. By weapons. not be as one of the principal legendary powers of persuasion. There is no question that Tower end what he called the network’s School, across from muffler shop. vest pocket Texan, announced he any standard, he had reached the Maybe the biggest surprise was negotiators of an arms control But there are conservatives in would like to serve as secretary of “ liberal, anti-Reagan bias.” Federal law requires a penalty for early withdrawal. would not seek another Senate top. that Tower had never figured in agreement but in selling the pact to the Senate, more than enough to state, should Shultz decide to step term, he stunned the political And in fairness to him. Tower speculation, at least publicly, for a the Senate if a settlement is swing a close vote, who are down. Nor would Tower turn down < world. never closed any doors to a future negotiator’s job. But there is no reached and accepted by the increasingly skeptical of Reagan, secretary of defense or an ambas- j administration. the foreign policies he is pursuing sadorship. NOTICE Our interest in Manchester is working for YOU! And when Tower said he would in public life. In fact, under question that the Texas dandy has FREE Probate Court is open It was the Senate’s obvious and the people he has named to top return to his native state and questioning from reporters, he all the qualifications. A sting as an arms control for conferences with the unwillingness to ratify SALT 2 that posts. Blood Pressure resume his career as a professor— kept himself at all times openly The Soviets will find Tower a negotiator, especially if it results judge from 6:30 P.M . to 8 available. tough, feisty negotiator — perhaps forced the withdrawl of that Although Tower is far more interrupted for more than 20 years in a ratified treaty, can only' CLINIC-BY NURSE P.M. on Thursday It didn’t take President Reagan as knowing as any about the agreement with the Soviet Union. pragmatic than members of this enhance Tower’s stature and keep — nobody really believed him..And EVERY THURSDAY nights. Appointments no one should have. and Secretary of State Shultz long military and strategic strengths of The rejection of any new agree wing, assurances from him will him in public life, certainly as long 5 - 9 suggested. Night tele anchester State Bank After all, an achiever, which to take advantage. They never the United States as well as the ment — even one accepted by a have a greater impact with them as Reagan is in the White House phone number: 647-3227. Tower certainly is, does not really let him get to the campus. Soviet Union. conservative Reagan administra than possibly even Reagan and and perhaps beyond. LIGGETT PARKADE PHARMACY William E. Fitzgerald I Member FDIC • Equal Opportunity Lender surrender willingly the power he In a surprise appointment, Rea Tower is a card-carrying conser tion — always is a possibility. certainly far more than Shultz or PARKADE HEALTH and Judge of Probate has amassed. gan named Tower as one of the vative, very secyrity conscious, a The selling of an agreement to chief negotiator Max Kampelman. Steve Gerstel Is a Washington n u tr itio n c e n t e r PARKADE • 404 W MIDDLE TPKE On h:s departure at noon Jan. 3, negotiators for for an arms control longtime friend of the military and the Senate is the area where Tower Once his current endeavor is reporter for United Press Interna the Texan was chairman of the agreement with the Soviet Union — like any true “ hawk” does not trust may give Reagan the most help — over, will Tower then quietly tional. m MANCHESTKR HERALD, Wedncsdiiv. Fc-b. 6. 1985 - 9 K MANCHESTER UKRAl.l). Wednc-sdiiy. Feb. 6, 1985 Senator wants to reopen DOT probe contracts, Lovegrove said he does ■seems there’s more cash passing." contributions, it all winds up on the Bv Lyda Phillips not favor public financing of SPORTS ______Powers was arrested April 16, taxpayer,” he said. United Press International political campaigns. 1982 and charged with a lO-count Lovegrove saidi “ Maybe the “ I believe people who want to get indictment, including bid-rigging, statute of limitations should be HARTFORD - Sen. Fred H. money into politics will get it in Lovegrove, Jr., R-Fairfield. said perjury, tampering with wit strung out,” even if that opens the door to political machinations. there. I don’t how you ever could he is prepared to reopen a probe nesses. and taking bribes. prevent illegal cash from changing The trial came to an abrupt halt “ If the person broke the law, and into alledged illegal activities in hands,” he said. McClain goes wild as Wildcats claw Huskies the opposition says they’ll wait for the Department of Transportation when Powers pleaded guilty to two “ Maybe we should have legisla in the late 1970s. charges, with another six dropped. an election to reveal it, then so be it.” I tion preventing people who have Lovegrove said Tuesday he has He was sentenced May 5. 1983 to a Saturday in the 97-64 rout of the In spite of indications that done business with the state in the Bv Len Auster documents from the chief state's one-year suspended jail term and Huskies. “ When a team shoots 60 contracters routinely bribed DOT past three years from making Sports Editor attorney’s office on its investiga to 1,220 hours of community percent against you, you can’t be officials to obtain lucrative state political contributions.” tion of the DOT which detail service for two misdemeanor HARTFORD — Question: How too happy,” Perno said, “ But evidence against high-ranking charges. do you get Dwayne McClain out of many of their points were jump officials. Lovegrove said the investigation a scoring slump? shots,” he added. As a member of the bi-partison had been dropped after Powers’ Gold trial adjourns Answer: Have him face “ I thought we executed our Program Review and Investiga arrest. Connecticut. offense extremely w ell," said tion Committee. Lovegrove said Lovegrove said he is reviving the colorful Villanova coach Rollie WATERBURY (UPI) - Former ing and said he was “ not to be held McClain, 6-7 senior forward, was Tuesday he had obtained the issue because, " I felt there were an Massamino. “ We were up around New York stockbroker Murray R. up for public view.” limited to 9 points last Friday night l>/it-inch-high sheaf of documents awful lot of unanswered 60 percent which we have hit most Gold has been deemed incompe Several sheriffs approached. as Villanova bowed to Syracuse up from Chief State’s Attorney Austin questions.’ ’ Gold and one said, “ OK, M urray?” at the Carrier Dome. He got of the year. I thought Dwayne ^ ■ 9 i tent by the judge presiding at his J. McGuigan's office Monday. He Lovegrove said he will inform healthy in a hurry, though, dump played extremely well. And I third trial for the 1974 slayings of Gold left quietly with them without said more documentation should the Program Review Committee ing in a game-high 23 points on 10 of thought UConn played as well as his former in-laws. commenting. be forthcoming. Thursday of his actions and ask for 12 shooting from the floor to lead any team has against our de After a 30-minute competency Gold was taken to the Whiting Though he said he has not had a two staff members to help him go the No. 18 ranked Wildcats over the fense,” he credited. hearing, Superior Court Judge Forensic Institute on the grounds chance to thoroughly examine the through the documents. Huskies, 79-71, on a snowy Tuesday Perno saw his team’s plight Charles D. Gill told Gold Tuesday of the Connecticut Valley Hospital material, the documents describe “ We’ll see exactly what we do night at the Civic Center. against the Wildcats an uphill that he was found to be incompe in Middletown. the DOT’S selection of contribu have and decide what to do with it. McClain has always played well battle. “They play well defen I-is * :.! tent and unable to assist in his own tions, questionable contributions Then we’ll begin with private The judge adjourned court after against the Huskies. He had 23 sively. .Even when you score they to political parties and particular interviews and lead up to a public dcf6ns0. his brief announcement, and ol^ points in the clubs first meeting make you work hard for them. Gill placed Gold in the custody of candidates, and cash under the hearing.” servers said it was quite likely the this year in Philadelphia. How They push you out. They make you the Commisioner of Mental Health table bribes in the last half of the “ The statute of limitations has jury would be dismissed does he explain his success against work for everything you get,” he for the next 18 months. 1970s. passed on a lot of this, but I feel the Wednesday. the Huskies? said. Gold remained emotionless dur Asked how the information in the people of this state have a right to “ They pack it in against Eddie McClain, Pinckney and 6-7 ing the judge’s brief remarks. Gill His first trial ended in a hung documents differs from testimony know how the state is being (Pinckney) and Prez (Harold Pressley combined for 55 points up ordered sheriffs to take Gold into jury and his conviction at a second that was presented at the trial of operated. If contracters are mak Pressley) and that leaves me open front for Villanova. The Husky custody at the defense table, escort trial was overturned by the state former DOT Commission Arthur ing illegal paynients, or even for the short jumper,” McClain frontcourt of Ray Broxton, Tim him quietly from inside the build Supreme Court. B. Powers, Lovegrove said, “ It legally correct but morally wrong cited. Coles and Alvin Frederick netted There's an awful lot of talent on 44. The majority for Connecticut the Wildcat squad — more than came from long distance as the Connecticut can muster — and Wildcats sealed off the inside. 6 Husky coach Dom Perno is well The final score was not indica 6 aware McClain is among that cast. tive of how the game went. It really “ When you come up on him he can wasn’t that close and was never in UP! photo THURS.-FRI.-SAT! go by you. And he has a nice stand doubt in the second half. Once still jumper. He’s just an excellent Connecticut, by some 'oolish er UConn’s Earl Kelley pulls up with the basketball under player,” Perno said. rors, allowed the Wildcats to keep Villanova's Harold Jensen to get shot off in Big East play McClain hit all five of his field control in the first half, it was all by AL SIEFFERT’S goal tries in the second half. over by the intermission. Tuesday night at the Civic Center. Kelley had 22 points in Pressley, who finished with 19 Villanova, 7-3 in the Big East and Huskies' losing effort. points, was perfect on four at 15-5 overall, twice built seven point UPI photo tempts. And the 6-9 Pinckney was leads in the first half. It was up and two free throws from Gary the Wildcats just ran it out. Free successful on his only second-half 21-14 with 8:25 remaining in the McLain, the latter with seven throws by Nutmeg native Harold Freshman guard Terence Warren (20) drew his first Jensen and Pressley offset 8 points try. The Wildcats as a team were opening half. Connecticut, on two seconds left on a foolish foul by starting assignment for Connecticut Tuesday night ** PRICED 'I'D BEA’r freshman Terry Coffey, took a from Kelley, who had a team-high 29-for-48 froifi the floor, 60.4 Earl Kelley free throws and a percent. three-point play from Gerry Besse- 36-30 edge into the halftime 22 points for UConn. against Villanova. Warren, guarded here by Wildcat “ I didn’t think they’d ever miss a link came within a basket at 21-19. lockerroom. HUSKY NOTES — Perno started Dwight Wilbur (4) played to mixed reviews. COMPETITION ** shot,” Perno said. “ They have a lot It could’ve drawn even on its next With Broxton, who had 12 of his freshman Terence Warren in the of answers. They’re a very fine possession but forced the bail game-total 18 points in the second backcourt with Kelley. ” We at the Civic Center. UConn's next Ed Pinckney 5 93-4 13, Gary M cL a in 3-6 wanted to have two guards in 2-2 8, Dwiahl Wilbur 1-4 0-0 2, Horold basketball team and deserve to be inside and came away with its half, including 8 in the opening 7:08 outing is back at the Civic Center there.” he explained, citing Villan Jensen 4-9 4 S12, W yatt M aker 0-00-00, WE DARE ALL COMPETITION TO BEAT 18th In the country.” seventh turnover of the first half. after the break, Connecticut Saturday afternoon at 1 o’clock Mark Plansky 0-1 0-0 0, Chuck Everson p It was the second game in a row McClain at the other end put stayed within striking distance at ova's pressure defense, Warren against Providence. .. Villanova is 0- 1 2-3 2, V eltro Dawson 0-0 0-0 0, Connolly Brown 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 29-48 OUR PRICES ON NAME BRAND MAJOR an opponent shot over 60 percent home a three-point play for the 48-42. Over the next three minutes, had 0 points. 6 assists, and 3 13-3 overall against UConn. 11-1 in turnovers in 22 minutes before 21-27 79. against Connecticut, which fell to Wildcats. They extended their lead the 6-0 McLain gave some help to Big East play. . .Paid crowd was UCONN (71) — Roy Broxton 7-17 4-4 3-7 in the Big East and 8-11 overall back up to seven points on two the 6-7 McClain and the Wildcats fouling out. “ For his first start. I 11,025. . .UConn was 28-for-.59. 47.5 18, A lvin Frederick 8-10 3-3 19, Tim APPLIANCES AND COLOR TVs! thought hedidadecent job." Perno Coels 3 5 1-1 7, Earl Kelley 8-19 6-6 22, with the loss. UConn’s defense more occasions before the Huskies stretched their advantage to 56-44 percent, from the fie ld ,. .Pressley Herald photo by Tarquinio Terence Warren 0-3 0-0 0, Terry Coftev really didn’t stop Villanova at any had the deficit down to 32-30 with with 10:37 left. critiqued . . . UConn is 3-15 in Big was a perfect 6-for-6 from the field. 1- 4 0-0 2, Gerry Besselink 1-1 1-2 3, Jeff F DON’T WAIT... COME IN TODAY! Villanova’s working margin was East games in Hartford. It has won K ino0-00-00. John SheoO OO-OO.Totols team in the game. No. 1 St. John's 1:18 left in the half. VILLANOVA (79) — Horold Pressley 28-59 15-15 71. Taking a break was over the 60 percent mark last Villanova, on a McClain dunk 13 points, 67-54, with 3:37 left and only once in four outings this year 6-67-1019, Dwayne McClain 10-17 3-3 23, Ed Garrison takes a respite from his morning shoveling chores on Main Street. The Bennet Junior High School SAVE NOW ON AMERICAS TOP NAME BRANDS! College basketball roundup NBA Bucks student continued to work during his day off from school. He says he earns $10 for each driveway and fejS^SI^BIGGEST SAVINGS Littbn hope to stay E sidewalk he clears. 1 3 ^ 1 I EVER ... ON TOP NAME BC raises its voice loudiy A in Milwaukee E O I A O BRAND COLOR TV’s, AND By Fred Lief said. “ But it was a blocking foul ahead 26-20 and will be continued Manchester directors United Press International and that’s what counts.” Feb. 18. MILWAUKEE (UP() - Jim APPLIANCES Said Adams: “ It’s unfortunate The incident apparently Fitzgerald, the man who brought The Big East will hear from for Andre to get called for a foul stemmed from Army's participa the Bucks to Milwaukee in 1968, back Finguerra plan COLOR TV MlCROWAl Boston College, after all. with that much time left on the tion. The caller alluded to the says even though the team is for rr With Michael Adams hitting 2 clock. But there was contact and it turmoil on the island of Cyprus. .sale he will try to keep the franchise in the city. free throws with one second left was a foul.’’ The United States has been a In an emotional news confer Continued from page I Tuesday night, Boston College ran “ I thought (the foul) was two target for protest resulting from ing the Finguerra project includ ence, the Bucks owner said Tues up its first victory against one of shots but then when I got to the line the dispute between Greek and posed development would lie in ing tax phase-ins, issuing bonds day he preferred an “ up- front and using the industrial guidelines, REMOTE CONTROL *1 4 9 1 the league’s heavyweights with a I knew it was 1-and-l. I tried my Turkish Cypriots. Manchester and would not require *1 9 9 Elsewhere, Tony Hargraves announcement" rather than decid 67-66 decision over No. 8 Syracuse. best to stay away from the foul line a zone change. were rejected for practical or legal FULL FUNCTION UIMOTI The outcome at Boston Garden and keep my concentration.” scored 15 points, including 6 free ing to pull out in the “ dark of When plans for the Winchester reasons. Weiss said. night,” referring to the manner in A tax break like the one used r r " " " " " Litton raised the Eagles’ record to 16-5. For Syracuse, 15-4, Dwayne throws in the final 1:30, as Iona mall were announced last fall, n ciii took Manhattan 77-69; John New which the Indianapolis Colts of the But until Tuesday night they had Washington had 17 points. He Manchester officials complained with J.C. Penney would be 'a RCA LOADED yet to beat any of the conference missed a desperation buzzer shot man’s 19 points sent James Madi NFl, left Baltimore la.st year. that the town would receive most of low-risk venture because it would C o lo r T ra k WITH power brokers — St. John’s, following Adams’ free throws. son over Virginia Commonwealth Failing in getting local owner the traffic problems without re be paid for with tax dollars that 1 9 ” 19"1 FEATURES Adams and Roger McCready 66-65; Marquette dropped Rich ship, Fitzgerald said, offers will be D A O 1 Georgetown, Syracuse and ceiving any tax benefits from the would not have been received considered to move the franchise ^ ---- ■ Villanova. scored 16 points each for the mond 75-67 behind Mandy John development. otherwise, he said. The Orangemen went up 66-65 Eagles. son’s 22 points; Ron Harper hit for to another city. Weiss said he suggested to the Weiss said assisting Finguerra with 20 seconds to go on a pair of "H e ’s our leader ... and he’s not 26 points and Eric Newsome 23 to ” ... While we will discuss sale of Winchester developers that the would become “ a top priority” of OUR NlCROWAVEl foul shots by Wendell Alexis. going to let us down," BC guard pace Miami (Ohio) past Bowling the club to any interested party, all project either be redesigned so the administration with the back COLOR TV| Boston College’s Stu Primus then Dominic Pressley said of Adams. Green 73-63; Dirk Koopman's 23 our discussions will take place with that more of the shopping center ing of the directors. LOWEST missed from the outside with eight “ I knew they were going to go in.” points pushed New Hampshire the caveat that Milwaukee-based was located in Manchester or that ” We all know that it will be a uartz PRICED seconds left. In the only other Top 20 game, past Dartmouth 62-59; Reggie offers will have the highest prior a tax-sharing agreement be very competitive contest between %uner TOUCH Syracuse’s Ron Seikaly was Villanova beat Connecticut 79-71 at Lewis tossed in 38 points as ity,” Fitzgerald said. worked out. Neither suggestion Finguerra and the Winchester He said the franchise is solid and mall and I feel that if Finguerra is » 7 CHANNEL *1 9 9 fouled on the rebound but missed Hartford, Conn. Dwayne McClain Northeastern stopped Canisius 99- UPI photo was accepted, he said. *2 6 9 CONTROL! has money in the bank. his foul shot. Trevor Gordon scored 23 points on lO-of-12 shoot 91; Pepperdine defeated U.S. Weiss said the town has often to succeed, we must show by CABLE READY rebounded and sent an outlet pass ing and Harold Pressley added 19 International 75-56 on Dwayne Syracuse’s Dwayne ’Pearl’ Washington (31) drives past Fitzgerald said there is no used tax breaks and other incen positive effort the town’s total > AUTO-COLOR to Adams. The waterbug guard to carry the Wildcats, 15-5. Earl Polee’s 22 points; Jeff Condill Boston College’s Michael Adams during first half action at timetable, and he expects the tives to get developers to bring support of the project,” he said. Magic Cl was then fouled 30 feet from the K elley’s 22 points led Connecticut. scored 20 points to lift Gonzaga league to give Milwaukee as much their projects to Manchester. But Mayor Barbara B. Wein RCA Boston Garden. Adams hit two big free throws as BC basket by Andre Hawkins with a In New York, a bomb scare at the over Eastern Washington 62-52; time as is needed for the ownership He cited adoption of the town's berg, a Democrat, said the town X L -1 0 0 second left. Fordham-Army game forced eva St. Peter’s beat Holy Cross 85-58. upset the-Orangemen. change. industrial guidelines in the 1960s. could not commit itself to any form COLOR TV “ It was a strange case because cuation of 2,000 spectators. Police the development of the Buckland of assistance until it had a firm if we were so far away from the did not discover a bomb. The game Industrial Park and the granting of proposal before it. REMOTE basket,” BC coach Gary Williams was suspended with Fordham tax deferrals to developers reno The plans announced by Fin East almost pulls vating some of the Cheney mill guerra Jan. 17 provided few CONTROL buildings as examples. specifics and do not include COLOR TV 1 m ic r o w a v e ! Other possible means of assist- financial backing for the project. Bulls can't contain off upset of year $469 They almost pulled off the upset Obituaries *2 8 9 of the year. Scholastic roundup *3 4 6 a ‘not normal’ Bird The Hartford County Conferen — See page 11 ce’s last-place, winless East Ca was a member of St. Bridget Em e r s o n ! CHICAGO (UPI) - According tholic Eagles nearly beat first- Anna Pisarezyk General Electric game-high 23 points in the final Church. Kevin McHale, teammate Larry N B A ro u n d u p place, unbeaten, Anna (Krol) Pisarezyk, 78, of quarter, hit a pair of free throws to She is also survived by her NEW Bird was having an off night, yet third-ranked-in-the-state St. Ber East Hartford, wife of the late HIAVY DUTY — See page 11 put things out of reach. mother, Delia Plouffe Dupre of when the game was on the line the nard Tuesday night at the Eagles' Stanislaw Pisarezyk, died Monday LAROI CAPAOTY 8 The Saints buried the Eagles in Lowell; two daughters, Kerri Chicago Bulls could not contain the Nest. at Manchester Memorial Hospital. HOUR Uncasville, 64-45, back on Janua (Rachelle) Watt of East Hartford Celtic’s standout forward. short. But when it was over, the Saints [TOUCH TONE I 5, She was the mother of Janina and Jeanette Ayott of Manchester; Bird and McHale combined for "On all of my shots I felt escaped with a 52-47 win and their Y M O C A u n n “ But we controlled the tempo, Pryputniewicz of Manchester and three sons, Richard Ayotte of ) 6 ONLY AUTOMATIC 27 of Boston’s 34 fourth-quarter confident,” Jordan said. "As soon perfect record intact. St. Bernard this time,” said Page. "W e were the sister of Agnes Lezion of Southington and Ronald Ayott of points Tuesday night to lead the as I shot (on his last attempt) I is now a haughty 10-0 in the HCC WASHER able to handle the ball without Manchester. Nadick, Mass., and David Ayott of COLOR TV| Celtics to a 110-106 triumph over thought I should have faked. I and 15-0 overall. turning it over, and didn’t get into a She is also survived by another Bolton; two brothers, Gerard Chicago. could have gone to the line. But you Maybe the visiting team's WE WILL running game.” daughter, Maria Seta of East Dupre and Henry Dupre, both of “ He (Bird) can do so many can’t go back and think about what thoughts were on the long, snow NEVER St. Bernard held East’s big Hartford; a brother and sister in Lowell; two sisters, Theresa things,” said McHale, who scored you should have done.” storm ride home to Uncasville, b e 6 O N L Y scorer, Chris Galligan, to 14 points, Poland; 13 grandchildren and nine Trembley of Tewksbury, Mass., 14 of his 29 points in the final Bulls Coach Kevin Loughery rather than on the game. Or maybe lUNDERSOLD! *3 3 8 *2 9 9 still a team-high figure. great-grandchildren. and Beatrice Houle of Lowell; and quarter. “ Larry Bird wasn’t the remarked, ” We wanted the best the Eagles, now 0-9 in the HCC and *4 9 8 “ But Larry Stanford, Todd Pl- The funeral will be Thursday at six grandchidren. normal Larry Bird and yet he still shot as quicky as possible. I have 3-12 overall, were ready for the neo and Kevin Riggs picked us up The funeral will be Friday at 9; 151 GUARANTEED had 27 points.” no complaints at all.” challenge. 9:15 a.m. from the Maple Hill in the fourth quarter,” noted Page. Chapels. 380Maple Ave., Hartford, a.m. from the Holmes Funeral! Bird led the Celtics with nine Bird got Jordan’s errant attempt ” It might’ve been a carry over LOWEST “ Riggs popped three jumpers in Home, 400 Main St., with a mass of I rebounds and was tied with Dennis and was fouled by Steve Johnson, from the Manchester game,” said followed by a mass of Christian the quarter, and Plneo was our top Christian burial at 10 a.m. at St. I PRICES Johnson for the team lead in he canned both free throws giving East coach Ray Page, in reference burial at 10 a.m. in St. Cyril and rebounder with 9.” Methodius Church, Hartford. Bur Bridget Church. Burial will be in | ; K lih rtiew A M I | assists with seven. Boston a 109-106 lead. to the Eagles’ 51-49 upset win in ial will be in St. James Cemetery, St. James Cemetery. Calling hours | Chicago led 80-76 entering the Dennis Johnson was fouled after their previous outing. “ And be Page also cited the play of David Manchester. Calling hours are are Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. last quarter, but Boston moved Quintin Dailey missed on a 3-point cause it was the kids’ last home Sander and J.R. Clishum. "They WM„ came off the bench and did a good tonight from 7 to 9 p.m. [diSSwasi ahead and M107-102 on two free attempt and made one of two free game.” throws by Robert Parish with 1:18 throws for the gam e’s final point. East’s five remaining games, all job, filling in for center Chris In M e m o r ia m Gertrude Ayotte :-Z TERMS: remaining. "The key in the second half was HCC contests, are on the road. 'The Renstrom, who was in early foul In loving memory of John CASH Michael Jordan, who scored a Larry playing well,” said Celtics next one is Friday night at Notre trouble.” Gertrude Marie Cecile Ayotte, ■ENEmV Fischer, who passed away Fe SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER .... ^ o o o - r game-high 41 points, hit baskets Coach K.C. Jones. “ Chicago Dame High in West Haven. ST. BIRNARD (51) — Rick Rodlclonl 57, of 147 Chambers St., died early SAVER CREDIT CARD 9 S-4 23, John Bottle 41-39, Dona Gom n bruary 6th, 1981. 1445 HARTFORD RD. • KEENEY ST. EXITOFFI-84 R f / from 15-and 18-feet, the latter with today at her home. She was the Mooa MDNTHLY played us fantastic from start to I 0-0 2, Paul Berotron 2 3-4 7, Pot Every day in some small way. MANCHESTER, ^ ^ OPEN 9:30 AM 38 seconds left to trim the lead to finish. The game came down to The Eagles stayed right with Secchlorul 22-24, Dovt Pottnaucl«02-2 wife of Gerard W. Ayotte. *3 8 8 PAYMENTS 2, Wn Flowtrs 0 3-4 3, Totals I1 14-23 52. Memories of you come our way. lOPEN DAILY: M O N -tH U R S 'T IL 9 . TUES-WED-SAT T IL S . FRIDAY TIL 8 107-106. UP! photo their formidable opponents She was born in Lowell, Mass., missed breaks and Larry’s second BAST CATHOLIC (47) — Chrit Time and years roll swiftly by, When McHale missed a short throughout the game, and trailed July 14, 1927, and had lived in half made the difference.” Gollloan 4 2-3 14, Kevin RIoot 4 0-0 S, But love and memories never die. jumper, the Bulls called time with Celts’ Kevin McHale (32) latches onto rebound in front of by just three points with a minute Todd Plneo 33-49, Chris Renstrom 200 Springfield, Mass., before coming The victory improves the Celtics 18 seconds left. Jordan’s 17-foot Chicago's Steve Johnson (32) in NBA action in Chicago. and a hall left. Eiut St. Bernard’s 4, Lorry Stanford! 1-17, Kevin Madden to Manchester 17 years ago. Sadly missed by. and 18-7 on the road and to 40-9 OOOO, J.R. Clishum 1002, Dove Sander Jumper with 14 seconds to go fell Boston won, 110-106. Rick Radicionl, who scored 9 of his 1 1-2 3, Totals 20 7-10 47. She -vorked as a secretary at Wife Anna, overall. Pratt & Whitney for 11 years. She Sons J. Edward and George MANCUKSTKR HKRALD. \V»(liu sd;iy Kcb ti. I!IH5 - II
- MAIMPHFSTKR HERALD. Wednesduy, Feb. 6. 1985 in NBA roundup SCOREBOARD Knee can be quite fragile The knee can be a fragile instrument Single coverage means And so, too, are careers that rely upon them. Kings?. Rangers 5 Tennis . The knee was not designed with athletics in Thoughts B O STO N (110) mind. "No, not most of the things we do with It, not Hockey Bird 9-21 84 27, Maxwell 24 1-2 5' NY Rangers the twists and turns and pressures that are put on Los Angeles Parish 6-10 2-2 14, Alnge 2-H 1-1 IX' ApLENty First period— 1, Los Angeles, Dionne32 D. Johnson 7-171-215, M cHale 10-169-14W, $1.8 million Intematlonol Players Cham it. It was not designed for that,” said Manchester Buckner (H)O40, ClorkO-11-21,Carr0-2O4 big night for Jabbar (Shutt, LoPoInte), 4:28. N Y Rangers, pionships ^ - NHLsIindlngs Lorouche18 (Sundstrom, Erlxon),6:24.3, 0,Wedman0-2040.Totols43-88 23-31110. At Delray Beach, Flo., Feb. 5 High boys soccer coach Bill McCarthy. Len Auster NY Rongers, Erixon 5 (Sundstronj, Men's Singlet McCarthy saw one of his key operatives, Sports Editor C H IC A G O (106) First Round Wgles Conference Lorouche), 14:02.4, Los Angeles.NIcholls All-Stater Eric Wallert, sidelined for most of the Bv Dave Raffo 32 (RuskowskI, Fox), 19:26. Penalty— S. Johnson 4-10 2-410, WooIrldOe 8-16 3-3 Brod Gilbert def. Ramesh K ris h n a , Patrick Division 19, Corzlne6-110012, Jordan 14-2513-1441, India, 63, 53; MIchlel Schop^, Nethw- 1984 season by a knee injury. United Press International W L T Pts. OP O A Brooke, NYR, 9:08. Second period— 5, N Y Rangers, Ftorek Matthews 02 04 0, Dailey 8-18 2-2 18, lands, del. Kelvin Belcher 60, M , Three other Manchester High athletes of note— W<»t)lnot(rton 33 13 S 74 227 157 Oldham 2-5 04 4, Higgins 1-2 04 2, Scott Davis def. Jakob Hlasek, Swltzw - 29 16 « M 215 160 7(Fotlu),6:32.6,Los Angeles, Redmond 5 two this year — have fallen under the misfortune Playing against the Twin Towers PhMotMpIHpnio (Dionne, Taylor), 12:12. 7, Los Angeles, Whatley 01 04 0, Greene 0 1 04 0. Totals land, 5 1 ,5 2 ; Mlloslav M eclr, Czechos 5 NY Istondcn 28 22 3 S9 242 209 43-91 2023 106. vakla, def. Marie Martinez, Bolivia, of a knee injury. meant single coverage for Kareem 17 27 8 42 182 214 NIcholls 33 (Fox, Galley). 13:06. 8, Los NY Rangtrs Angeles, LoPoInte 3 (Fox, RuskowskI), Boston 28 21 25 14— 110 76(7-5), 51; M arc Flur def. Cossle MOTa, Pittsburgh 18 26 179 224 Chicago 25 31 24 24— 106 Abdul-Jabbar. That translated 175 213 18:33. 9, Los Angeles, Kelly 5 (Miller, Brazil, 76(74), 51; Ernie Fernandn, MAYBE THE MOST NOTEWORTHY is Butch the Community Y the Thursday before the game. N tw Jersey 16 29 Galley), 19:11. Penalties— Ledvard, Three-point goal— Bird. Fouled out— Puerto RICO, def. Marcel Freeman def. into a season-high 40 points for the Adorns DIvIslen Jordan. Total fouls— Boston 22, Chi Wemmell. When you raise that name to George , It put her back on crutches. 7-foot-2 center and a 113-104 victory 205 174 N Y R , 6:51: McPhee, N Y R , 14:12; Hordy, 64, 57, 53; Mark Dickson def. Mike Montreal 26 17 10 62 cago 25. Rebounds— Boston 38 (Bird Bauer 53, 36, 52; Jimmy Brown def. Suitor, head track coach, he immediately thinks And back on the rehabiliation road. 25 15 12 62 193 150 L A , 14:12: Sondstrom, N Y , nralor (fight (or the Los Angeles Lakers over Butfolo in g), 17:53; S. Potrick, N Y R , game- 9 ), Chicago 42 (Jo rd a n 12). Assists— Thomos Hegstedt, Sweden, 76(83), 5 Morianos. an all-around three-sport athlete, is Quebec 25 21 7 57 207 188 Boston 24 (Bird, D.Johnson 7 each), of one thing. the Houston Rockets. 24 22 7 55 194 184 misconduct, 17:53; Taylor, LA, molor determined to make it back for the tennis season Boston (tlghtlng); 17:53; Richmond, NYR, molor Chicago 20 (Jordan 7). Technical— Shlomo Glickstein, Israel, def. Van “ He was the best athlete (Manchester High) Jabbar hit l6-of-29 field goal Hortford 17 27 5 39 165 215 Boston cooch Jones. A— 18461. this spring. Comgbetl Conference (fighting), 19:45; O'Dwyre, LA, molor Wlnltsky 64, 26, 50; Te rry M oo r def. ever had,” Suitor says without hesitation. "His attempts and 8-of-9 from the foul Norrts DIvtsien (fighting), 19:45. Steve Melsler 53, 53; Jon Gynnorson, potential? Unlimited I think.” line to help the Lakers to their 12th O F O A Sweden, def, Alberto Tous, Spain,53,52; W L T Pts. Big East standings , Hank Pflster def. William Notar 5 1 ,5 4 , As a sophomore, Wemmell high jumped 6-feet, TURNER HAD A VERY SAD LOOK on his face 23 19 9 55 195 194 Third period— 10, NY Rangers, Sand straight victory over the Rockets St. Louis Strom 19 (McPhee), 6:50. 11, NY O 'all Tim Gulllkson def. Francisra Monday afternoon at the high school, waiting (or Chicoeo 22 28 3 47 205 205 Big East Conference ^ 8-inches. That was in the spring of 1981. Just a few in Houston. 16 26 10 42 181 210 Rangers, Ruotsalalnen 16 (Beck, Pave- Gonzalez, Paroooov» 6*7 0-7), 6-3j short months later, Wemmell was injured in a a ride home with crutches as his companion — Minnesota llch), pp, 10:13. 12, Los Angeles, Robert Von*t Hof def. Eduardo Benooe- "Tonight felt like the ’70s Detroit 16 30 8 40 193 244 St. John's 10 football game at Enfield High. and a reminder. 11 34 7 29 160 230 RuskowskI 12 (Fox, NIcholls), 19:21. Georgetown 7 cheo, Aroentlno, 4-6,7-6(7-2),M; Sommv again.” Abdul-Jabbar said. ” I was Toronto Giommolvo def. EmlHo Sanchw, Spain, The stellar senior athlete went down in a Smvttie DIvIslen Penalties— Engblom, LA, 10:08: Vlllanova 7 A knee injury. single-covered a lot. I can usually def. frO, 64; Vince Van Patten def. Hons Edmonton 38 9 6 82 269 171 Huber, NYR, 14:54. Syracuse 6 Damage was sustained by the two cruciate Manchester High basketball game against East get my shots off against one-on-one cotgorv 27 20 7 61 248 210 Boston College 5 Schwaler, West Germ onv, 7-5,6-3. Shots on goal— N Y Rangers 6-9d— Pittsburgh , 3 Dan Cossidv def. Rod Harm on 6-3,6-3; ligaments, the posterier and anterior, and one of Hartford High on Jan. 18. coverage. Winnipeg 27 22 5 59 232 ^ He was the Indians’ second-leading scorer, Los Angeles 23 21 9 55 241 224 23. Los Angeles 11-14-9— 34. Connecticut 3 8 11 Anders Jarrvd def. Balazs 'Ta ro a v , the outside ligaments. "It (the knee) is not meant ” I still feel competitive in this Voncouver 15 32 7 37 184 779 Providence 2 9 13 Huhgery, 76(7-3), 53; Peter D(tahan, their assist leader. He was the veteran on the floor 9 12 to be hit sideways,” Suitor said. Tuesday's Results Power-ploy conversions— N Y Rongers Seton Hall 0 Australia, def. Joao Soares, Brazil, 52, type of game.” 7-5; Jaro Navrotll, Czechoslovokla, Wemmell had a bright future. "Let's put it this who could beat opponent’s pressure. Colgorv 4, Montreal 2 1-1. Los Angeles 3-0. Tuesday's Results It was the type of game played N.Y. lslonders7. Philadelphia 5 Goalies— NY Rangers, Hanlon. Vlllanova 79, UConn 71 def. Danie VIsser, South Africa, 46, M , way. He was a full four-year scholarship athlete With Turner, Manchester lost to Hartford primarily inside, way above the LOS Angeles,Ellot. A— 10,648. Boston College STi^Sycocuse 66 52; Shahar Perkiss, Israel, d^. Washington 4, Toronto 1 to any major university in the country,” Suitor Public, 61-42. Without him. the Owls romped, rim. Houston’s 7-4 Ralph Sampson Los Angeles 7, N.Y. Rangers 5 Tottgy^amH. Chuck Wlllenborg def. 53, 76(7-3); 98-43. Manchester didn’t respond to Public’s Wednesday's Oomes Referee— Brian Lewis. Pittsburgh atProvIdence Joakim Nystrom, Sweden, d*(- Heinz says. "I felt he could have qualified for the (33 points and 15 rebounds) and 7-0 Colgorv at Hartford, 7:35 p.m. Florida Southern at Gearoetown Gunthardt, Switzerland, 53, 52; Robert Olympic Trials (in 1984).” fullcourt pressure the second time around. Saturday's Games Seguso def. John Mattke _6 3 , 6-1; Akeem Olajuwon (30 points) had Buffalo at Minnesota, 8:35 p.m. Brod Dyke,Australia,def.ErIcKorlta But. . . Turner’s injury? It was to his knee. The Abdul-Jabbar outnuml)ered but Toronto at Chlcogo, 8:35 p.m. Providence at UConn (Civic Center) posterier ligament was torn in his right knee. Vancouver at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. 1 p,m. 54 ,51. John SadrI def. Russell SIm w on, "Butch is in school now. No question the heart is only one ot the Rockets’ young Edmonton at Winnipeg, 8:35p.m. T ransactions St. John's at Vlllanova New Zealand, 46, 7-5, 76(86); Tom the same. But the leg is not as strong,” Suitor said Speaking in a soft tone, his brow furrowed. Wilkinson def. Brod Drewett, Australia, giants could guard the 37-year-old Thursday's Oomes Georgetown at Boston College sadly. Turner said he has to strengthen the knee before Hortford at Boston, night Seton Hall at Pittsburgh 51,54. veteran at a time. Montreal at Quebec, night Syracuse at Notre Dame Women's Singles surgery can be performed. ” We were never ready to help 6 BCMbCill N .Y . Rangers of N .Y . Islanders, night First Round THE SCHOLASTIC 1984-85 SEASON has not Manchester basketball coach Doug Pearson Chicago (AL) — Designated hitter Greg Steffi Graf, West Germ any, def. Sylv ta out on Jabbar.” Houston Coach Pittsburgh at New Jersey, night LuilnskI retired. Big East result been a good one (or either Michelle Morianos or said Turner has seen a couple of doctors already. Los Angeles at Phllodelphlo, night Hanika, West Germany,52,64; Manueta Bill Fitch said. ” We didn’t get to Cincinnati — Signed pitchers Billy Maleeva, Bulgarla,def. Angellkl Kanell5 One reportedly expressed doubt about Turner’s St. Louis of Detroit, night Hawley, Scott Terry, Rob Murphy ond Greg Turner. any of the spots to help out on peuleu, Greece, 53, 5 2 ; Annabel Croft, The former suffered a knee injury during the athletic future. Another was more optimistic. Bob Buchanan and outtletder Paul Boston Collogo 87, Syracuse 68 Britain, det. Katerina Maleeva, Bulgaria, Jabbar. 1 think we were a step slow AHL standings O'Neill to 1-vear contracts. 52, 52; Sabrina Goles, Yugoslavia, def. fall girls soccer season. It occu rr^ in mid-season all night.” Minneapolis — Signed pitcher Mike Pom Teeguorden64,54; Stephanie Rehe WEMMELL’S FUTURE WAS BRIGHT. So, Smithson to a 1-vear contract. and forced Morianos to miss the rest of the year. Abdul-Jabbar’s three-point play SY R A C U SE (66) . , „ , , def. Ann Hendricksson 5 1 ,5 2 ; Kethlew She also missed Manchester's experience as a too, were those of Morianos and Turner. Northern Division Phlladelphio — Signed second base- Addison 7-X 2-2 16, Hawkins 1-1 2-2 f Cummings def. Wendy White 54, 6-1; snapped a 98-98 tie and James W L T Pts. O F O A man Juan Samuel and pitcher Ed Olwine Selkoly 34 54 11, Brown 57 0-0 6, Marcela Skuherska, Czechoslovakia, state Class L finalist. Knee injuries have robbed them of their wants Worthy dropped in two free throws Fredericton 25 22 5 55 186 189 to l-veor contracts; signed pitcher Washington 516 55 17, Alexis 54 55 10, UPl photo def. Jennifer Mundel, South Africo, M , She is missing the basketball season this tor now. to make it 103-98 and Houston Maine 26 22 4 56 207 181 Ed Boudreaux and outfielder Steve Monroe 14 502, Harried 04 50 0. Totals 51; Sara Gomer, Great Britain, det. But Turner and Morianos can return as Adirondack 22 23 7 51 194 237 DeAngelels, their first twu picks In 2545 1522 66. Katerina Skronska, Czechoslovakia, 7- winter. Morianos has worked hard to rehabilitate never caught up. Nova Scotia 22 24 4 48 192 207 the secondary phase of the draft. BOSTON COLLEGE (67) ...... valuable members of sports teams. There are Sonics’ forward Tom Chambers (24) tries to get shot over UPl photo 6(7-2),52. her knee without surgery. "Kareem can make that sky Sherbrooke 24 28 206 215 M cCreadv5135516, Pressley 5-91-111, Betsy Nagelson det. Kathrin Kell 64, many cases to illustrate the fact that others have Football Adorns 7-16 2-216, Talley 14502 , Bowers But the knee has not responded fully to her hook all night.” Sampson said. New York's Ken Bannister (1) during action at Kingdome Moncton 21 29 2 0 2 2 10 51; Carling Bassitt, Canada, def. Patti come back from similar injuries. And through Southern Division Denver (USFL) — Wolved running 34 00 6, Primus 0 6 50 0, B arry 58 50 6, Fendick 46, 64, 54; Barbara Gerken many hours of hard work to get back. It looked "You can sometimes win games in Tuesday night. Knicks took road victory over Seattle. Binghamton X 13 4 74 257 171 back Bo Motihews. Gliding to victory Gordon 46 2-210. Totals 2966510 67. det. Shelly Solomon 46, 53, 64 ; Tina like she was going to play for Coach Steve their own perserverance, which both possess, Rodi ester X 15 10 66 2X \97 New Jersey (U S F L ) — Signed the last few minutes, but tonight, Halftime— Boston College X , Syra Scheuer-Larsen, Denmark, det. Leslie Armstrong’s hoopsters against East Hartford each should be expected to be seen in action Springfield 76 23 3 55 2X 211 auorterback Doug Flutle to a multl-yeor Allen def. 7-5, 50; JoAnne Russell def. we couldn’t stay clo.se enough to Detroit's nine-game home winning Suns 108, Nuggets 103 Baltimore 22 20 8 52 IX 162 contract. Jill Watson and Peter Oppegard skated to the pair’s cuse 27. Fouled out— M cCreodv. Total High on Friday, Jan. 18. She had her doctor’s okay sometime in the future. them. They were definitely the fouls— Syracuse 12, Boston College 16. Pliar Vasquez, Peru, 51, 52; Lori streak. Isiah Thomas led the At Phoenix, Ariz , Walter Davis. ' New Hoven 21 25 6 48 198 223 Portland (U S F L ) — Signed free agent McNeil def. Loura Arrava- to play. They may be back. But it must be remembered, Hershev 17 28 8 41 204 222 linebacker Frank Manumoleugaandfree championship at the recently held U.S. National Rebounds— Syracuse 30 (Addison better team tonight.” Pistons with 28 points. playing only his second game this safety John Arnaud: wolvedouarterboCk 8), Boston College X (Gordon 5). Glldemelster, Peru, 7-5, 52 ; Maeve 'The knee, however, gave way while playing at the knee — and athletic careers — are fragile. St. Cothorlns 17 30 4 38 173 220 Quinlan det. M ellssaB row n57(57),53, Abdul-Jabbar said he was up (tjr Tuesday's oomes Mike Hohensee and defensive back Ken Championships in Kansas City. The pair will represent Assists— Syracuse 9 (Washington 6), Kings 135, Spurs 116 season after coming back from Smith. Boston College 15 (Pressley, Primus 4) 64; Barbara Potter def. Iva Budor- the game because of Houston's torn knee ligaments, hit a critical No Gomes Scheduled the U.S. at the World Championships in Tokyo. ovo, Czechoslovaklo, 76 (7-3), 51. At Kansas City, Mo., Eddie Wednesday's Oomes Tampa Bay (NFL) — Named Jay A — 104X. 116-113 triumph over the Lakers in jumper with 1:05 left to lead the Shoop trainer. ___ ^ Johnson scored 30 points and the Maine at Adirondack Beverly Mould, South Africa, def. Sue Scholastic basketball roundup Los Angeles last week. Still Suns. Davis sank a 10-foot baseline New Haven at Bottlmore Hockey Abdul-Ja1>bar was impressed with ’^K ings sank 30 con.secutive free St. Catharines at Hershev Edmonton — Signed defenseman 6-143415, Bowle6-127-719, Paxson 6-1244 Tuesday’s collage results Leo, Aurtralla, 64, 46, 7-6 (7-3); Vicki jumper to give the Suns the lead for 16, Valentine 7-9 2-3 16, Drexler 34 1-2 7, Nelson def. Natalia Reva, Soviet Union, throws in the second half to lift the Thursday's Oames Charlie Huddy to a multi-year contract; second-year Sampson and rookie good at 104-103. Davis finished with Sherbrookeat Fredericton sent forward Ralmo Summonen to Nova Schemer 241-2 5, Colter 642-214, Norris 51,51; Rosalyn Foirbank, South Africa, Kings. Reggie Theus added 26 0- 1 0 4 0, Kersey 4-5 1-2 9, B.Thompson East det. Anne MInter, Australia, 7 6 (7 4 ), Olajuwon. 14 points in 19 minutes. Moncton at Nova Scotia Scotia of theAmerIcanHockev League. Basketball Arm y At Fordhom, Susp., Bomb Scare points to help Kansas City snap a Rochester at St. Catharines 1- 22-24. Totals508926-31126. 76(73); AIvcIa Moulton det. Deb Coventry upsets Terriers ’’They're great and they'll be Binghamton State 90, Ithaca 76 F Utah 19 2 5 » 1 0 -)0 6 bie Spence 52, 7 -6 (M ); Petra around a longtime,” he said. "This four-game losing streak with its Blazers 126, Jazz 106 Boston College 67, Syracuse 66 Delhees Jauch, Switzerland, det. Carla Portland X 25 37 29-116 might be a tuneup for the biggest offensive output of the At Portland, Ore., Mychal Three point goal— GrlWIth. Fouled Clark 99 Bobson 68 Anderholn, Sweden, 53, 53; Kim Winless Bolton, which slipped to 0-12, Zone Kromish 2 06 4, B. J . Lapine 1 Capitals 4. Maple Leafs 1 Soccer NBA standings out— none. Total fouls— Utoh 21, Por Fitchburg StM , Nichols 62 Shaefer def. Marcella Mesker, Nether ROCKY HILL — Visiting Coven 06 2, Rob Touhev 14 56 X, John season. Mike Mitchell scored 22 Thompson scored 21 points and 0-12 and 0-14, actually had a rare playoffs.” tland 27. Rebounds— Utah X (Eaton 10), Fredonia St. 102, (tannom99 lands, 64, 52 ; Lea Antonoplls def. E va try High pulled a little bit closer to Hocevar 2 0-1 4, Totals 79 20-X 78. In other games Tuesday, New points and George Gervin 19 for Sam Bowie added 19 points, 10 Washtngton 1 01— 4 Eastern Conference Portland 40 (Bowie 10). Assists— Utah 27 Iona 77, Manhattan 69 Pfaff, West Germ any, 52, 52 ; Zina the top of the Charter Oak 15-11 lead with three minutes left in BOLTON (52) — Don Haloburdo 91-2 John Jay X , York 70 (tarrison det. Christine Jollssaint, Swit 19, John Sambogna 5 06 10, Bob Nell 1 Jersey edged Detroit 119-117, Kan San Antonio. rebounds and three blocked shots Toronto 0 81— 1 Atlantic Division (Stockton), Portland X (Drexler 6). Conference Tuesday night, knock the first half. First period— 1, Washington, McEwenO M ISL standings W L Pet. GB A — 12466. Nozareth 59, Elm ira 51 zerland, 36, 63, 51; Virginia Wade, 06 2, Todd Tobias 5 1-1 11, Jov Flano3 sas City crushed San Antonio to lift the Trail Blazers. Adrian (Gartner, Langwav), 16:06. Penalty— New Hampshire U 62, Dartmouth 59 Britain, det. CslllaBartos,Hungary,53, ing off host Rocky Hill High, 56-45. "But we lost our composure,” 0-0 6, M ike Yavinskv 0 0 6 0. Doug Kelly Mavs 112, Hawks 103 Boston 40 9 .814 — Northeastern 99, Conlslus 91 135-116, Boston shaded Chicago Dantley scored a game-high 22 lofrate.Tor, 13:47. Phlladelphio 38 10 .792 V/j 46,7-5. The Patriots raised their COC said Bulldog coach Bob LaRo- 1 2-4 4, Totals 24 4-7 52. At New Orleans, Jay Vincent tecond period— None. Penoltles-Korn, Eastern Dlvtslon 540 13Vi Plattsburgh St 64, Norwich 56 110-106. Dallas dumped Atlanta points and Thurl Bailey had 19 (or OB Washintiton 27 23 record to 7-3, one game behind the chelle. ” I guess it's pretty obvious scored 28 points and Mark Aguirre Tor,8:22; Anderson, Wos, 10:03: Murphy, L Pet. New Jersey 23 26 .469 17 Knlcks110,Sonlct1G8 Potsdom St. 87, Clarkson 45 112-103, Phoenix nicked Denver the Jazz. Was,malor,11:05; Leemon,Tor,11:24. Baltimore 6 .760 New York 18 32 .360 22'/] St. Peter's X , Holy Cross 58 (third-place Terriers, who dropped that we’re not used to playing with Games postponed contributed 26 to power Dallas E 108-103, Portland routed Utah Third period— 2, Washington, Du- Chlcogo 17 » .654 z central Division Stonvbrook 77, Old Westburv 58 the lead.” over injury-riddled Atlanta. The Knicks 110, Sonics 108 Cleveland 15 12 .556 5 N E W Y O R K (110) U-Mdine Farmington X Husson 79 \to 9-3. The Manchester High boys and 126-106 and New York edged schesne 13 (M urphy), 3:20.3, Washington Mllwoukee 34 15 .694 — Cummings 3-10 7413, King 12-21 5629, Bowling Don Haloburdo netted a team- Hawks played without three of Christian 19 (Duschense, Erickson), St. Louis 13 14 .481 7 Detroit 30 18 .625 3! Utica X , Hamilton 67 Coventry. 9-3 overall, was in girls basketball games, originally At Seattle, Bernard King had 29 Minnesota 11 14 .440 6 Bannister 57 14 11, Tucker 54 44 15, Vlllanovo 79, UConn 71 Seattle 110-108. 11:44. 4, Toronto, Ihnacok 15 (Leeman, Chlcogo 24 24 .500 10' Walker 517 2-2 18, Bailey 14 00 2, command throughout the contest. high 19 points for Bolton, while scheduled for Tuesday night, were their guards and was forced to points and 11 rebounds to help New Frvcer), pp, 13:26. 5, Woshington, Lono- PIttsbunih 10 15 .400 9 Atlanta 20 29 .400 15 W. New England 63, N. Adams St 56 New York 9 17 .346 10 Sporrow52O00, O rr5-94414, Corter2452 Worcester St 75, E. Conn 67 The Patriots led, 21-13, at halftime. T ^ d Tobias and John Sambogna postponed until tonight. The MHS Nets 119, Pistons 117 re-activate Charlie Criss, who now York snap a 15-game road losing wov 2 (unassisted), 19:58. Penalties — Indiana 16 33 .327 19 6, Grunfeld 1-2002. Totals42-8425X110. added 11 and 10 points, McEwen, Wbs, 12:23; Was,bench (served Western Division Cleveland 15 32 .319 19 South Friendship Jody Morton canned 15 points to boys will be at Glastonbury High At Pontiac. Mich.. Buck Willi does television commentary for streak. King scored 12 points in.the by Cu rrie),15:07. Son Diego 19 7 .731 — Western Conference Bluefleld IX W .V a . St.97 led the winners, while Brett respectively. the team. Dominique Wilkins final period, including eight in the Los Angeles 16 12 .571 I S E A T T L E (108) Charleston 101, Wheellng84 Phil Hence 2X-X1, Terry McKInstrv for a 7:45 start, while the girls host ams scored a career-high 33 points Shots on goal— Washington 13- 3-7-23. Midwest DIvIslen Chambers 7-1911-11 25, Vranes261-25, 2155X, Mike Levesaue X I, Butch Laferriere and Bob Harris added 9 RHAM (78) — John Nee 1 1-2 3, Eric and Micheal Ray Richardson shifted from forward to guard and final three minutes. Seattle's Jack Toronto6-4-10-20. Wichita 13 11 .542 ! w L Fct. GB Cumberland 89, Thomos More 63 Jeroszko 2 5-8 9, Keith BvcholskI 2 5-8 9, Glastonbury at Clarke Arena at Las Vegas 13 12 .520 5 SIkma 11-X 8-9 X , Henderson 57 36 13, McQuade 233560, Rich Begley 204-5X, .scored a game-high 36 points. Power Play Conversions— Washington Denver 30 20 .400 Wood 4-12 (H) 8, M cCorm ick 1-2 2-2 4, John KozIckI 2K-580, Reggie Smith X I , each. Lance Jeroszko 4 4-512, Dove How ord 1 7:45. added 29 to help New Jersey snap Sikma scored 30 points. 2-0,Toronto4-1. Kansas City 9 17 .146 1( Houston 27 21 .SX 2 Beloit 60, U. Ot Chicago V Dave Maruk paced Rocky Hill, Tacom a 9 17 .3M 1( Sobers 4-7 55 13, Blackwell 51 00 0, Bethel 73, Sterling S3 Steve Kershow 521, John Stratton 504, B Goalies— Woshington. RIggIn. To Dallas 26 23 .XI 3»/i Dallas 9 19 .321 11 BrIckowskI 55 55 10, Sundvold 51 000. Bethel 81, Huntington 79 Joe Parker 514, Lu Toutain 179-1X-5X, 11-3 overall, with 19 points. ronto, Bwnhardt. A-16,182. Son Antonio 24 25 .490 Totals 3740 3440 108. Bert Toutain 197-198-X1, M a ry Os- Referee— Don Kohorskl. Tuesday's Results 22 27 .449 T h Cedorvllle 91, Urbona 75 Coventry is home against East Cleveland 8, Wichita 7 (O T) Utah New York 25 XX 26-110 trlnskv 183SM, Rita Kelsey 193451, Kansas CItv 16 32 .3X 13 Earlham 76, Rose-Hulmon 74 NHL roundup Louisiana solons Dallas 6, Chicago 4 Seattle X 27 X 30— 108 Fort Hays 89, Kearney St. 71 Phyllis M cQuade 179472, Sue Stanley Hampton High Friday night. |slanders7,Flyers5 Podtlc Division Three-point goal— Tucker. Fouled 191-175495, Linda Levesque 177, Lee C O V E N T R Y (M ) — Jod v M orton 71 Wednesday's Games L.A. Lakers 35 16 Goshen 82, Marlon X Ot St. Louis at Pittsburgh, 7:35p.m. out— Bannister, Cummings. Total Hillsdale X ,T r l-S to te X Bean 1X499, Barbara Shedrick 188499, 15, Brett Laferriere 339, Bob H arris 3 3 wants to keep Phoenix 24 25 fouls— New York 28, Seattle 25. Dolly McQuade 4X. 9, Jm o n Garlck 248, Keith Breault 157, PhHadelplila 1 4 0 -5 Baltimore at Konsos City, 8:35 p.m. Portland 21 20 Illinois Wesleyan 87, Mllllkin 61 N Y Islanders 4 21— 7 New York ot San Diego, 10:35p.m. Rebounds— New York 41 (K ing 11), MaloneX, OMo Dominican 91 Larry Walsh 04 4, Mike Korntleld204, SeoHle 21 29 S e ^ le 44 (SIkma 9). Assists— Now Totals 18X56. Saints In Dome First Period— 1, N Y Islonders, DIneen 1 Los Vegos at Tacoma, 10:35 p.m. L.A. Clippers 20 29 Manchester 72, Anderson 66 Isles put forth some old time play York31 (Wolker8),SeattleX (Sobers 7). $2KJ)K BPAA U.S. Open ROCKY HILL (45) — Dave Maruk 7 5 (Bossy, Tonelll), 2:38. 2, Philadelphia, Thursday's Games Golden State 11 36 Marlon X , Wabash » Slnlsolo, 21 (unassisted), 3:48. 3, N Y No Games Scheduled Technicals— New YorklllegaldefenseS, Morquette75, Richmond 67 At Venice, Flo., Feb. 5 19, T o m M orzano 2 0 4, Michael Tuosdoy's Rosults Chambers, and Seattle coach Wllkens. (ThetopXbowterswHhpIntalllotalsfor Montante 4 210, Dave Goodrich 4 311. 7 ^ . BATON ROUGE. La. (UPl) Islanders, Tonelll 29 (DIduck, Bossy), New Jersey 119, Detroit 117 McPherson X , Friends 76 two rounds— 16 gomes, with two ot three By Lisa Harris 7:45. 4, N Y Islanders, Flatlev 15 A— 6 4 X . Miami 73, Bowling Green 63 Paul Chrlstaltl 0 0 0, To m Sharp 0 1 1, — A majority of state lawmak L.A. Lakers 113, Houston 104 squads complete.) ______E ric Rettberg 000, Dave Chrlstalll 000, United Press International (Boutlller, Potvin). pp, 12:30. 5, NY Boston 110, Chicago 106 Mo. Southern TO. Ozorks X ers have agreed to endorse a $25 Islanders, Potvin 9 (Bossy. Tonelll), pp. N. Central (III) 79, Elmhurst 65 1, Steve Wunderlich, St. Louis, 3 6 X . 1 Totals 17 9 45. Kansas City 135, San Antonio 116 Wolter Roy Williams Jr„ Chino, Calif., million .state contribution 17:07. Penalties— Cochrane, Phi, 10:09; G olf Dallos 112, Atlanta 103 Lakart 113 , Bockata 104 Oakland City 74, Kentucky St. 69 Even before the New York Marsh, Phi, 11:39; Cochrane, Phi, 15:38. Rio Grande 107, Mount Union X 3615.3, Marshall Holman, Jacksonville, needed to kc:ep the New Orleans Phoenix 108, Denver 103 Ore., 36X. 4, Rich Corrubbo, Pleasanton, Cheney falls Islanders lost their stranglehold on Second Period— 6, Phllodelphlo, Sln- Portland 126, Utah 106 Rockhurst X , Mo.-Konsos City 49 Saints in the Louisiana Super- Isalo 22 (Zezel, Cochrane), 4:26. 7, LOS A N G E L E S (111) _ St. Fronds 76, Grace 64 Calif., 3,516.5, M ike Aulbv, Indianapolis, the Stanley Cup last spring, there New York 110, Seattle 108 Rombls 1-3 51 ^ Worthy 510 55 15, 3 6 K . 6, Leroy Bom hop, St. Charles. M o., CROMWELL — A pair of COC dome, butonly if the cash will l>c Philadelphia, Tocchet 10 (Hospodar), PGA aarnings Hat Wednesdoy's Games Walsh 47, Tiffin 46 had been whispers: the four-time 5:M. (., f Y Islanders, Bossy 40 (Tonelll, B. Abdul-Jabbar 152959X, Johnson51284 Southwest 3 6 X . teams kept streaks going Tuesday repaid. Cleveland at Boston, 7 :X p .m . 18,Scott552-24,Cooper595210,Kupchak 7, Jim Stetonich, Joliet, III., 3457. 8, champions were getting old; S
Piitti Dunne's School of Gymnaslies of Manchester received a By Martin Lader joined in with the tributes, pro handsome first place trophy for raising the most pledges in the United Press International claiming, "This is an exciting day recently held 'Flip for Sight' to benefit the Connecticut Society to for the league. The importance of Every byte Is delicious Prevent Blindness. NEW YO RK — The question no Doug Flutie to the league is Kim Zdrojowy of East Hartford, third top individual longer is whether Doug Flutie is unspeakable and unmeasurable. fundraiser from the Patti Dune School, won a $100 scholarship. big enough to star in professional The league is ready for a tremend Winninger's School of Gymnastics of Manchester also took football, but ifhealso can carry the ous thrust forward, and I think part in the 'Flip for Sight'. weight of an entire league on his Doug supplies that ingredient. shoulders. "H e brings the charisma that Finnegan’s software has a gourmet flair characterized his career at Boston Darryi Rogers to coach Lions Softly and subtly the pressure College.” was applied to Flutie "Tuesday, TEM PE, Ariz. — Arizona State football coach Darryl Rogers Flutie, anxious as he is to begin Oleshevich suggested Micro comes across one that sounds obviously the price he must pay for his professional career, wasn’t Bv Nancy Pappas has been offered and will accept the head coaching job with the the approximate $7.5 million he Herald Reporter Cookbook, from a software com appealing for a future meal — he Detroit Lions, according to a report Tuesday. quite prepared to accept the pany called Softsmith, which al types it into his index. stands to collect from the New burden of carrying the USFL in its Jersey Generals in the next five When Jim Finnegan is trying to phabetizes and indexes recipes, He has set up a five-line forma. continuing struggle against the searches for ingredients, doubles Here is an example: Type of A’s, Davis, com e to terms years. established National Football decide what to prepare for supper, he starts searching through a huge or triples recipes where necessary recipe: Sauce. Recipe title: Fresh As he participated in his first League. recipe file — contained in a box and even produces a shopping list tomato sauce. Comments: Great. OAKLAND, Calif. — Outfielder Mike Davis, whose rifle arm workout today at Orlando, Fla., “ I don’t feel that way at all,” he which now weighs more than 25 for anything from a dinner party to , Made 16 quarts summer ’84. made him a defensive cornerstone for Oakland, has reached Flutie already was being com said. “ I feel those other people’s pounds. a week's worth of family menus. Special ingredients required: agreement with the A's on a new one-year contract, a team pared with Joe Namath, and the expectations. For me, all I want to A real estate appraiser in After the software was in place, None. Location: Beard p. 233. spokesman said. challenge most definitely was do is to do well for myself and try Manchester and an avid home an informal group of disk- The trick with this kind of index, Oakland still has two other players — infielder Tony Phillips tossed at him to do for the United^ the best I can. cook, Finnegan paid several thou swappers was organized. It in said Finnegan, is not to get carried and pitcher Jay Howell — who have filed for arbitration. States Football League what Na- “ The league is doing wonder sand dollars for his recipe file. cludes Finnegan. Oleshevich, away, filling in unecessary details. However, team vice president Sandy Alderson said the club was malh did for the American Foot fully well. It will be here a long Bruce Brigham of Glastonbury, " I f it takes you more than a 'few confident it could sign them before their hearings. ball League two decades ago. time. It’s here to stay.” It contains hundreds of recipes and Frank and Nancy Latucca, minutes to input, you probably 7 0 "Yes, I feel Doug Flutie will be At 5-9V4, Flutie always has Howell — who came over from the New York Yankees as part U P l photo — some perfected on his own, who started the Culinary Arts won’t bother keeping up with it. of the Rickey Henderson trade — has a hearing date on Feb. 19 the Joe Namath of the USFL, but created doubts about his ability to others collected from friends, or program at Manchester Commun And it's like anything else, it and Phillips on Feb. 20. Diann Rolf! of the United States came out of the pack to we’re going to have to see how it all succeed as a big-time quarter located in books and magazines. ity College, and are now teaching doesn't do you much good unles it’s take the women’s giant slalom at the World Alpine Ski works out,” said Generals owner back. But he enjoyed a sensational Along with the standard direc a t t h e University of up to date.” Phils ink Juan Samuel Donald Trump, who signed the career at Boston College, winding tions in these recipes, like Massachusetts. What’s next for this compu- Championships Wednesday in South Caterina, Italy. Boston College quarterback to the up with major college career "brown,” "dice” and "blend,” "W e can mail the disks to each cook? “ I ’d like to computerize the PHILADELPHIA - The Philadelphia Phillies Tuesday rich contract Monday night. records for passing yardage Finnegan’s cards are filled with other, and each of us can copy off inventory of my freezer,” he said. announced the signings of second baseman Juan Samuel and "Doug is extraordinary, and he (10,759) and total offense (11,548 notations like "Mode: M odify" and the recipes that we especially "W e cook a considerable amount rookie pitcher Ed Olwine to one-year contracts. passed for more yards than anyone yards), and last season he was the “ Enter (Ctrl-c).” like,” Finnegan explained. "You on the weekends, or on some runaway winner of the Heisman The Phillies also said they had signed their first two picks in the Diann Roffe surprise in college football. He’s a winner. That’s because, since 1982, Fin can copy something by pushing evenings, and freeze almost every He took a school that was not a Trophy. negan bas been storing his recipe secondary phase of last month's baseball draft — pitcher Ed about three buttons. That’s a long thing in two-per.son containers. It divisional power and made it into a It all starts anew for Flutie clippings in his computer. Instead would be terrific to keep up with Boudreaux of Houston and outfielder Steve DeAngeleis of Dana way from copying out recipe cards 6 divisional winner.” today, and he already is two weeks of poking his shred of faded in longhand." the inventory on a simple compu Point, Calif. winner of giant slalom 6 Generals Coach Walt Michaels behind his new teammates in newsprint back into his recipe box, The Finnegans — Jim and his ter listing. I ’ll try to get to that next Samuel, named The Sporting News' Rookie Player of the Year was an a.ssistant with the New training camp. Even before he can he types it into Micro Cookbook, wife Judy — are adventurous month." last season, set a major league record for first-year players with BORMIO, Italy (UPH) - Ag the silver medal in 2:10.12, and gressive I7-year-old Diann Roffe of York Jets when Namath signed his think of claiming the No. 1 the, software he u.ses. cooks, and they often find recipes / 72 stolen bases and established a National League mark with 701 Eva Twardokens of Squaw Valley. Williamson, N.Y..a member of the then record $400,000 contract in quarterback spot from veteran Immediately, the recipe is added they’d like to try. “ The children at-bats. He also set a club record with 19 triples. Calif., who led after the first leg. Pork chops balsamic United States “ B” team, surprised 1965, and he said, " I t ’s an honor not Brian Sipe, Flutie must familiarize to the index, in the appropriate are grown and ‘flown.’ We have captured the bronze in 2:19,21. 2 tablespoons light olive oil the field today by winning the once in my career, but twice, to himself with the playbook and place — alphabetically listed, by only ourselves to please,” said ■■ Twardokens also is on the “ B” 4 pork chops women’s giant slalom at the World attend just such a conference as become comfortable with his new recipe title and again by main Finnegan. Seagram Award for Navratilova squad. Salt and pepper to taste Alpine Ski Championships. this. Twenty years ago we had a surroundings. ingredients. In addition to swapping with “ I think they ought to be To look for a recipe, he calls for 5 tablespoons balsamic vinegar D E L R A Y BEACH. Fla. — Martina Navratilova, loser of only Roffe, whose best result on the A brilliant day for the American new league and a young star friends, they read and enjoy squad was rounded out by Olympic patient,” Flutie said of the high the "menu” — that is, the list of 5 tablespoons water two matches last year, Tuesday was named winner of the World Cup circuit was an eighth coming out of college.. .Now today I cookbooks and cooking magazines. gold medalist Debbie Armstrong can see the TV cameras and the expectations for him. ’T ve got a things stored in the computer — 2 tablespoons unsalted b iii'-', Seagram Sports Award as the 1984 Women's Tennis Player of the place last year, trailed in fifth "Obviously, it’s not practical to sit of Seattle, who finished fourth in attention like the other star lot of time and a long career ahead either in its entirety or broken down with your magazines, and divided W Year. place alter the first heat on an icy 2:19.26. She was followed by We.st brought out. of me. It’s going to takeTime, but down by subject matter. type each recipe you like into the It marks ths third consecutive year, and the fifth time overall, course at Santa Caterina Valfurva. Heat oil in a skillet over medium Germans Marina Kiehl, TraudI " I ’m not stupid enough to say as soon I get my opportunity I ’ll try “ It’s been great. It completely computer," Finnegan said. that N avratilova has won this award. The award has been in which many of the top skiers failed heat until rippling-hol. Add pork Haecher and Maria Epple in fifth, one man can do it alone, but one to take advantage of it.” solves the ’Oh, Hell, where is that That’s where the Finnegan’s existence 10 years, and the other five times it went to Chris Evert to master. chops, and saute until well Starting first in the decisive sixth and seventh respectively. man can be a leader...We (the Michaels said he doesn’t plan to recipe?’ problem,” he said. second computer system comes in Lloyd. "You can tell the computer that browned, about 5 or 6 minutes per afternoon leg, when the course was "M y God, what’s happened,” USFL) are not that far away, and I use his newest acquisition in handy. “ This is actually the first, you’re looking for a chocolate side. Sprinkle with salt and pepper. far easier and the temperature Roffe yelled in the finish area as speak from 34 years experience.” Saturday’s exhibition against and simplest, way to computerize dessert, or a pasta dish, or Reduce heat to low and simmer, Edmonton signs Muddy much higher. Roffe completed a she dissolved into tears and was New commissioner Harry Usher Tampa Bay. your collection,” he said. " I t ’s something that contains both veal covered, turning chops often. Until smooth run to secure the gold hugged and kissed by teammates, something anyone can do, with EDMONTON, Alberta — The Edmonton Oilers have signed and mushrooms — and it will do the tender, about 15 minutes. medal. including Tamara McKinney who even the simplest data base. It defenseman Charlie Huddy to a multi-year contract, the club search for you. On one disk you can She finished with an aggregate fell in the fir.st run. Luzinski calls It a career doesn’t require any special Remove chops to warm serving ' 7 announced Tuesday. store the contents of an entire time of two minutes 09.53 seconds. "Oh, I'm very happy. I can't software." platter, cover with foil. Pour fat off shoebox.” Financial terms of the contract were not disclosed. Austria’s Elisabeth Kirchler took believe it," the teenager sobbed. Finnegan has taken a blank from skillet. Add vinegar and Huddy. in his fifth N H L season, has appeared in .53 games this after 14 years In majors The idea to computerize his computer disk and created an water to skillet. Heal over high season with 4 goals and 32 assists. He has a plus-minus rating of recipe collection was suggested at F index to all recipes he likes in his heat to a boil. Continue boiling, CHICAGO (UPI) - Greg Lu life,” Sands said. "Therefore, the 48, among the best in the league. a dinner party in Glastonbury, cookbooks and cooking magazines. scraping up browned bits from zinski, one ot m ajor league base financial need to continue playing where a half-dozen enthusiastic bottom of skillet with a wooden pair retains ball’s most feared sluggers for was not there. As his index guidelines, Finne cooks — most of them male — were spoon, until liquid is reduced by Nine-pin advantage to Wunderlich more than a decade, is retiring to “ Greg made this decision yester gan chose the headings used in the discussing the difficulty of retriev half. 'This takes about 3 minutes. become freshman baseball coach day and felt that he has accomp ing recipes. Cuisine magazine index — appetiz VE NIC E, Fla. — Steve Wunderlich of St. Louis took a nine-pin European skate titie at a New Jersey high school. lished everything in his career that One of the gourmet cooks pres ers, soups, meats, and so forth. Remove from heal and swirl in advantage Tuesday night over first-round leader Waller Ray "After playing for 14 years, he he sought out to. He played on a ent was Mike Oleshevich, who "Choose index headings from a butter, a piece at a time, working \ Williams Jr., Chino, Calif., after two rounds of the $200,000 GOTHENBURG, Sweden (UPI) short program. Her performance has decided he’d like to spend more World Series championship team operates Computer Dimensions in book or magazine you like working quickly until well blended. Pour Herald photo by Pinto E Bowling Proprietors Association of America U.S. Open. — Olympic champions Yelena seemed to lack the luster expected time with his family and pursue in Philadelphia, he played in many Vernon. "M ike brought up how with,” he suggested. "O r choose evenly over chops, serve imme E Valova and Oleg Vasiliev retained in a skater of her capabilities, other Interests,” agent Jack Sands All-Star games and he helped two easy it would be to computerize our the headings used in the cooking diately. Serves four. Jim Finnegan dons a chef’s hat to his real estate appraisal office in the their pairs title at the European having won this title twice before, of the Boston-based Sports Advi organizations in Philadelphia and recipe collections. Almost every magazine you use most often." search through his computer disk for a Watkins Building on Main Street Benton cruises over Ross Figure Skating Championships plus the world championship. sory Group Inc. said Tuesday in a Chicago go from last-place clubs to body had business or home Everytime Finnegan tries a recipe he particularly likes — or Please turn to page 14 soft meringue recipe. His computer is in ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. — U.S. Boxing Association cruiser- Tuesday with a flawless free She surprised the purists by telephone interview. champions in their divisions.” computers.” omitting a triple jump in her Luzinski. 34, who became a free Luzinski, who lives with his wife weight champion Bernard Benton, using a heavy body attack, program performance. combination, a blemish that wa^ agent last November after four and two children in Medford, N.J., scored a 10-round unanimous decision over Stanley Ross in a In doing so, they gained a measure of revenge from the seized on by Ivanova, whose seasons as the Chicago White Sox’s will become a freshman baseball non-title bout Tuesday night. couple who wrested the national confident, technically excellent designated hitter, had been se coach at Holy Cross High School in Benton, 28, of Detroit, improved to 16-2-1 with seven knockouts. B title from them, Larisa Selezneva performance moved her into top lected by the Pittsburgh Pirates in Delran, N.J. Diet doldrums Tex-Mex takes the chill off winter Ross, 29, of Philadelphia, fell to 10-7-1 with seven knockouts. B and Oleg Makarov, who had to place before Wednesday's decisive the free-agent draft and invited to He also will be involved with the settle for silver. The third Soviet free program. the Baltimore Orioles spring train White Sox over the next 10 years as You can delight winter-jaded taste buds with easily Mexican Sausage Squares F Same USFL announcers on ABC pair, Veronica Pershina and Ma The men’s contest also produced ing camp. a "consultant.” Exact details of hit hard when prepared Tex-Mex food specialties. Once most people rat Akbarov.captured the bronze a surprise with the unranked But Luzinski opted for retire the post-career clause in Luzins- have tasted a good Mexican-style meal, they quickly 1 pound bulk sausage ’ - NEW YORK —- Keith Jackson, Tim Brant and Lynn Swann will medal. Frenchman Fernand Fedronic ment based on family considera ki’s contract with the White Sox become devotees. In fact, Mexican cooking grows Marge’s 1 cup shredded Monterey Jack cheese (4 ounces) return as announcers for ABC-TV's United Slates Football The one couple capable of winning the compulsory figures tions and the fact that he will have not yet been worked out. the snow flies more popular each year. 1 avocado, chopped and tossed with fresh lemon League games this season, it was announced Tuesday. preventing a total Soviet sweep of gold medal ahead of Olympic receive $200,000 a year for.the rest Sands said. Mexican-American foods are a mixture of foods Microwave juice ' Jackson will handle the play-by-play, Swann will serve as the the medals, Birgit Lorenz and bronze medalist Josef Sabovcic of of his life through investments. "The Bull” ends his professional handed down by Spanish and other European settlers, 2 green onions with tops, thinly sliced Knut Schubert of East Germany, Czechoslovakia and Heiko Fischer "H e will be able to earn close to baseball career with a lifetime Editor’s note: This is the first in a six-part series on Mexican immigrants and American Indians. They K i t c h e E i 2 tablespoons sliced black olives expert commentator and Brant will work the sidelines. It will losing weight. It will appear in the Manchester Herald ■ mark the third straight year the trio has worked USFL games. collapsed under the tension and of West Germany, $200,000 a year for the rest of his batting average of .276. differ from state to state in the Southwest and West. Marge Churchill 4 eggs on Wednesdays. >/> cup milk ABC-TV’s USFl coverage will begin on Feb. 24 when New Jersey ended with Lorenz crashing onto Tex-Mex cooking, with its roots in Northern the ice after her partner failed to Mexico-style cooking, is generally characterized by '/< cup crushed flavored toi:tllla chips visits Birmingham. lift her effectively in the final lasso By Theodore Borland the plentiful use of fresh and dried chilies, tortillas, Crumble sausage into a hard-piastic colander set in Newspaper Enterprise Association an 8x8x2-inch glass dish. Microwave on high for 6 to 7 lift. barbecued meats, cheeses, tacos and tamales. Texas 1 pound ground beef The East Germans, who are the cooks also take credit for inventing the first bowl of minutes, stirring once midway through and at the end Lewis named Owens Award winner The depths of winter can be disastrous for your V i cup chopped green onions main figure skating rivals to the chili — cubes of beef in a spicy sauce. of the cooking time. Discard grease. GIANT Used Cor weight, especially if you liv^ in a northern climate. 2 tablespoons canned diced green cbilies NEW YORK — Quadruple Olympic gold medalist Carl Lewis Soviets, received another shock If you are cooking Mexican foods for the first time, 1 cup bottled taco sauce Spread sausage evenly over bottom of dish. 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Louise Lasser 1981 ' (20) Honeymooners Beirut announces suicide raid (30) Family Feud Leukemia vaccine discovered for cats [CNNl Prime News THE BORN LOBER ' by Art Bansom (41) Marisela (24) Dr. W ho (H B O l MOVIE: The Big Brawl’ In 1938. (57) Nightly Business Report (38) M *A*S*H NEW YORK — Millions of cats will be spared suffering and mobsters in Chicago encounter a young TOLP VOUTD 60 (9t) Ten O'clock News premature death thanks to the world’s first commercial feline (61) Diff'rent Strokes Chinese man with Kung Fu skills, and de Israel, Lebanon differ on attack (61) MOVIE: Ma and Pa Kettle at the TDTHeeWOOF. [C N N l Moneyline cide to enter him in an interstate fighting leukemia vaccine, developers say. contest Jackie Chan, Jose Ferrer, Kristine Fair' To send her oldest daughter to col [E S P N l College Basketball: Lasalle at THeUKC! Dr. Richard G. 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Don't be In such a hurry by WBOBIIIIaa ^ 15 Part of a list 24 Egg part A CD N ews you’re a sell-reliant person, but today The Astro-Qraph Matchmaker can show that you're tempted lo drive carelessly. from the Louvre. oa FLAT GLASS 16 Able to read G O B Is M E N T ( D Saint you may look to others to do things you 25 Long time you who you are best suited to romanti LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You could be a Many of the 120 canvasses, collected from more than 30 C'0) Twilight Zone should be taking care of yourself. Best Sellers SKY WINDOWS 4 18 Put on 26 Waste Y U L E D E A cally. To gat yours, mall $2 to Astro- shade too extravagant today. Hide your museums in the United States, had never been shown since they • Clear glass • V> screen VENTING 1 19 Big _ _ allowance R S A N A u Ci|) Dr. Gene Scott Graph, Box 489, Radio City Station, New checkbook or, better yet, avoid, places SIZE w SCREENS where you're tempted to splurge. were'bought up by American collectors after World War II. • Double pane Insulated V 20 Roman road 27 Corroded C4b) Film/Sign off York. NY 10019. ■ a glass* Tilts in* While 2 2 » 2 2 ^90 $305 O T T A T S VIRGO (Aug. 23-9«pl. 22) Normally you Organizers predict today’s opening of the “ Impressionism and K 2 1 Undivided 28 Turn outward [L (CN N] Crossfire PIBCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Be careful In A quick survey indicates that opin only 2 2 x 3 0 S»0 $330 i ' 23 Dancer Vardon partnership arrangements today so that think your moves through rather careful the French countryside” exhibit will be a blockbuster. 3 0 x 3 0 $235 $360 30 Beverage pot (2 39 Solemn pledge 51 Russian veto [USA] Make ft Microwave ly, but today your customary caution ion )x>lls tend to be 100 percent accu “V 26 Sudden pain you don't bank too heavily upon an unde ALL AOVERnSED SIZES 2 2 x 4 6 $255 $385 wds.) 41 Take on cargo word 1:15 A M [MAX] MOVIE: Night could desert you and you may be tempt rate whenever (they reflect your IN STOCK • 29 Bind pendable ally who has let you down 3 0 x 4 6 $290 $420 31 Small island 43 Symbol of 53 Electric fish mares' Commonplace items in everyday previously. ed to take Imprudent chances. thinking oiir (he subject. Group wants to expose Soviets ^ 33 Went by car inaa- at-isr 4 6 x 4 6 $3SS $525 32 Summers (Fr.) victory 54 Diurnal periods life lake on malevolent meanings in this four-part horror story. Christina Raines. FYicn tor Own WMB (K Bronze Tinting A 34 Conceited 35 Pertaining to RALEIGH, N.C. — A conservative political group is soliciting 45 Cries 56 Gridder group Emilio Estevez, Moon Zappa. 1983. Rated *135 M 55 znd Shxtn AvaUM V 36 Superlative sul- (suff.) (abbr.) money to make a television movie accusing the Soviet Union of 6 6 47 Jest R. I. 38 Horse doctor, 48 Pakistan tongue 67 Senorita's aunt producing a “ horrifying new secret weapon’ ’ by mixing flu virus 37 Period of 1 :3 0 A M (D Hogan's Heroes Bfidse (or short 49 Excited 58 Author Flaming The Atrium Door historical time CD Anything for Money ^"a better drculatTd^ Tuesday by the National Congressional 6 6 7 6 ! 9 1 0 11 • Wood swing patio door • Comes lully assembled _ 38 Green (Fr.| 1 2 3 4 I (It) Independent News declarer to lead still another high dia Club’s Coalition for Freedom alleged the Russians were using with screen A lock • Solid edge glued ponderosa 2 39 Dell ^.t) Despedida 12 1 3 14 A vanishing mond through Elast. This too was genetic engineering ”to create silent, invisible killers! pine • W Insulated safety glass • Easily replaces ... 40 Bank amployaa (CN N) Newsnight Update NORTH 2«-es Wednesday old aluminum siding glass doors • Now available In 43 ruffed low and overruffed by South. The coalition, a branch of the political organization of Sen. 42 Summons [U SA] Japan Today 8 foot heights • Grilles optional • Now available In 16 1 6 17 49752 Declarer’s third spade was trumped Jesse Helms, R-N.C.. said three Soviet labs are involved in the ■ 44 Lawyer (abbr.) trick pre-finished. or in oak. 1:45 AM [TMC] m o v i e : King of 6 AKQ J9 in dummy and the last diamond was “devilish germ warfare plot.” .... TO IfU D O O M * - 46 Ovine mama 18 2 0 Hearts' An abandoned French village is 4743 Movie Special UMUDOOM led. Itodid not matter whether this The group wants to expose the plot in a television documentary 47 Campus area left to local lunatics during World War I. By James Jacoby WEST EAST card was trumped by E:ast or West, > r a *750 - . SO Compass point 21 22 2 3 2 4 2 6 Alan Bates. Genevieve Bujold. 1967. Today’s deal demonstrates an featuring Helms that would be called “ Germ Warfare: The An aspiring actor strips his way to cehter *350 4Q7642 4KJ10 8 uncommon method of compressing since declarer was now able to dis Z' 62 Scatter new- 2:00 AM CD m o v i e : -Roman Spring Communist Secret Weapon. ” > ir t r *055 4K 4A43 card a losing club. stage until a friend's death makes him take SPECIAL PURCHASE *365 mown hay 26 27 2 8 2 9 3 0 31 3 2 of Mrs. Stone' An actress gives up her the defenders’ four winners into only career for romance with a succession of ♦ 10 732 486 three. North was a trifle aggressive It would also have been possible for a closer look at his life. Gregory Harrison DOUBLE DOORS *375 a *890 55 Pressingly Slain teen’s father goes on rampage Scretn NM 33 |3 4 3 6 3 6 gigolos in Rome. Warren Beatty. Lotte 410 98 4KQJS South to lead a trump after the sec 68 Virginia willow to go right to four hearts after his OnSmglbOoor . *910 Lenya, Jill St. John. 1961. SOUTH ond ovem iff and have the pleasure of and Lee Grant star. 59 Artificial Ian- partner’s one-level overcall. It was up DECATUR, Ga. — Police say the father of a youth who was 37 3 0 CD Joe Franklin Show 4 AOS seeing the ace and king fall together, *5(55 *585 MOST iUES IN ITOCK ^ guage to South to justify North’s confidence. fatally wounded last week went on a drunken rampage and (ID Christian Children's Fund 4QJ108 6 The opening club lead immediately but that play would fail if either 60 Manicuring tool 40 41 4 2 4 3 smashed 10 storefronts in hopes of landing in the same jail WHEN THE SALE IS OVER, THE SERVICE ISNt " (ll) Dr. Gene Scott ♦ S4 placed declarer in jeopardy of losing defender was left with the A-K alone Tonight at 8:00 ____ I 61 Confederate 4A62 [ESPN] Inside the PQA Tour two high trumps and two club tricks. in the trump suit at that point. cell as his son’s accused killer. • 62 Breed of dog l4 6 l4 6 Gordon William Little, 36, of Douglasville, Ga., w^s arrested [U SA] College Basketball: Pittsburgh Vulnerable: Both A chance did exist in the diamond : 63 Characters in a at Providence Tuesday and charged with 10 counts of property damage after 47 48 49 1 80 61 1 6 2 6 3 6 4 Dealer: E:ast suit. If diamonds were divided 3-3, a : play Some get all dressed up to go to the smashing windows at the Service Merchandise Plaza. 2 : 3 0 A M CD CBS News Nightwatch club could be shed on the third WTiC TELEVISiON W i N D O W h • 64 Coastal Weal North Eait South JIP opera; others, to be seen there. “ He had deliberately gotten drunk and smashed the windows 66 66 67 ' 6 6 14 14 diamond. Accordingly declarer won We're on regular TV and on cable. SfKViCiNri • H'lUCHM'. • HflMfOWhfH*. • i.ONIHAi ’ Oh ; projection in hopes he might be arrested and placed in the same cell with (It) MOVIE: 'Blondie Brings Up Baby' Pass 44 Pass Pass the club ace, played a diamond to Play PrizeWatch 4 W in . j/ f a a DOWN 69 ^ ^ ■ 6 0 6 1 When Baby Dumpling plays hooky from lOCAnONS dummy's ace and continued with K-<} David Wayne Isbell, ” said Deklab County Police spokesman SENVMG school, Dagwood goes looking for him and m t M iiiMi rti (>* 7 1 Tobacco chaw H.Y.. H J . c o m . gels arrested for kidnapping. Penny Sin of diamonds. The third diamond was Chuck Johnson. 2034784)257 ' 2 Capable of (2 62 ^ H 6 3 6 4 PEWV . AIA5S gleton. Arthur Lake, Larry Simms. 1940. Opening lead: 410 trumped low by Bast, and South over Isbell, 49, is charged with murdering Little’s I4-year-old son, ^W nMaMama IBM wds.l [C N N ] Sports Latenight trumped with the six. The spade ace John. Johnson said the two are being kept in separate jail cells. 3 Of nose organs oiz4 (c)1985 by NEA. Inc. [ESPN] SportsCenter and a spade ruff in dummy enabled
U MANCIIESTKIt IIEKAI.D. Wednesday. Fct). 6. I9H5 - 2J_ '(P MANCIIKSTi:n UKUAl.D. Wodnesdiiv Fc-h 6, lOBfi with the building and show Grasso as she is HARTFORD (UPI) - A Vermont sculptor will^ placement in a niche outside the south wall of the Business historic Capitol building. remembered by state residents. meet with the family of former Governor Ella T The Ella Grasso Memorial Statue Committee will •T don’t want to put something up there that will be Grasso to get to know about her and her life as he also meet with Gaylord. The Committee worked four so individual it will stand out fropi the building, he BUSINESS______In Brief prepares to do a sculpture of the late governor for the years to raise money and plan for the memorial to the said. “I merely want to put something up there that is Vt sculptor Connecticut Capitol. . nation’s first woman governor elected in her own part of the building.” Frank C. Gaylord of Barre, Vt., a sculptor with The statue will be the first of a woman to be placed in Stanley reports earnings works around the country, was chosen for the right. Suits keep courts busy The Committee, which raised money from one of the 26 niches on the outside of the Capitol. The memorial Tuesday on the fourth anniversary of the last statues were installed in 19.'I4 and represent men NEW BRITAIN - Tlic Stanley Works l< nl donations for the statue, is paying $64,712 for the work company said Tuesday its 1984 earnings rose 3? tabbed to do death of Ella T. Grasso. and plans to dedicate it Feb. 5. 1986, the fifth from the Civil War era. ■* Gaylord, who never saw Grasso in person, will meet percent to a record $72,4 million on strong anniversary of Grasso’s death. Gaylord said he had examined the other works on Tax-free contributions can be compiex with her family to learn about Grasso, who resigned domestic sales increases and belter efficiency “I know that this is going to be truly a great the building and “I’m up there with good company. from office on Dec. 31,1980, and died of cancer Feb. 5, Gaylord was chosen from a group of 43 sculptors charitable contribution unless he could prove that the worldwide. memorial to our late governor.” said Lt. Gov. Joseph m r The income, $2.60 per share, was up from Grasso statue 1981. ^ ^ . J. Fauliso, who was a close friend of Grasso. who answered advertisements for the project and A 1984 Tax Court case created a split among courts $300 exceeded the value of his right to get the “I have to get to know her through them and offered to do the work for prices ranging from $26,000 over the proper tax consequences in the following preferred seating section for $120. Then, only the profits of $53 million, or $1.92 |H>r share, in 1983. Gaylord, who has works in cities around the Sales were up 18 percent to $1.2 billion froin $984 photographs.” said Gaylord, who will make the country, said he wants to do a statue that will fit in to $17,5,000. situation. At the request of the Mormon Church, which Your excess would qualify as a charitable contribution. 'The 7-foot-6 statue of marble from Carrana, Italy, for operates a worldwide missionary program, the criticism compelled the IRS to suspend the ruling million. parents of one missionary paid a travel agency for pending a public hearing on the impact on athletic The tool conipai^ reporled fouiih ipiaiter Money's earnings of $22,4 million, or 81 eenis per share, on part of his travel expenses to his mission post and also programs. . paid a monthly amount directly to him to help him Worth In the area of medical expenses, the IRS broadened sales of $306 million. It made $'20 8 million, or 75 Say "H ELLO ” to success with meet his living expenses. The parents deducted these J a 1982 Revenue Ruling that dealt with hair removal by cents per share, on sales of $263.1 million in Ihe expenses as charitable contributions, but the Internal Sylvia Porter electrolysis. In that ruling the IRS said electrolysis last quarter of 1983. STRANO! We’re selling houses Revenue Service and a district court disallow^ the met the technical definition of a medical expense Consumer product sales w ere up 8 pereeut from deduction because the Mormon Church itself did not because the needle penetrates the hair follicle and 1983 and builders prodiu'Is sales jumped 20 better than ever and we need YOU! have control over the money. destroys living tissue and electrolysis is performed by percent. Strung domeslies sales iu each uuil were REAL Early in 1984, the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals somewhat off.sci by deeliiies in F.uropo and a state-licensed technician. fe a tu r in g : Training Program starting soon for reversed the district court and upheld the charitable A 1984 IRS private letter, ruling held that Canada. deduction by the parents because they intended their nursing homes. electrolysis could also qualify as medical expense ’ payments to benefit the church, not themselves. This was similar to the case of the individual who even if it is performed by an unlicensed person, where Bank acquires companies licensed or soon to he licensed sales bought ski equipment he used in performing his But later in 1984, the Tax Court considered the it is done in a state that has no licensing or competency BOSTON — Bank of Boston lias ae(iuired nearly i identical issue for another set of parents who made services as a member of the National Ski Patrol. The ESTATE associates. If you are dependable, requirements. . all of the assets of two companies lhal the bank ; similar payments to a travel agency and directly to Tax Court upheld the IRS in barring a charitable Another 1984 IRS private letter ruling dealt with a says will enhance its freiglil inan.igcmenl conscientious, energetic and want the > their son, who also was a missionary (or the Mormon deduction forthe cost of the ski equipment because the parent’s prepayment of a lump-.sum fee to an : Church. The Tax Court decided that in this situation, taxpayer continued to own it personally instead of services line. institution for the lifetime care of his mentally The bank acquired Traffic ami Disirihution STRANO REAL ESTATE opportunity to make substantial the donor parents’ charitable intent didn’t of itself donating it to the Ski Patrol. retarded child, who required full-time institutional 1,76 K. CENTER ST., MANCHESTER. CT. make the payments charitable contributions. For the Football fans were affected by a 1984 IRS Revenue Services Inc. of Burlinglon and ils wholly owned care. subsidiary. Traffic Data Systems lue. THIS payments to qualify as deductible contributions, the Ruling that was suspended shortly after it was issued The lifetime care agreement provides for a par lai income and are willing to work full The companies produce freight tiill pre audit money must have come under the Mormon Church s because of the public’s bitter reaction. Here, a refund to the parent if the child dies within five years taxpayer paid $300 a year to a university’s athletic and pyament .services, as well as physical 617-^^SOLD” time, call for your confidential control before it was paid out. or leaves within 10 years. A 1984 IRS private letter ruling involved an scholarship program. The payment entitled him to distribution computer services to foreign and The IRS ruled that the entire prepayment qualifies domestic industrial ami retail companies. ”Tlic ACTION Numlier” interview today! . individual who played the piano at several nursing become a member of a program that benefited its as a medical expense in the year paid (subject to the WEEK homes to entertain the residents. Because the pianos members only by giving them the right to buy for percent-of-income medical deduction limits) even if featuie of fbo Woek Pud by tin Mincheshr Hetild at the homes were in such poor condition, he bought a another $120 a season ticket to the university’s home the contract provides for partial refund at a later dale. Firm names executives portable electric organ that he used exclusively for lootball game in the preferred seating section. This If and when there is such a refund of the prepaid fee. playing in the Jtjomes. The IRS ruled the individual preferred section was available only to members, the parent will have to include it in income in the year GREENWICH — Stephen H. Walls has been with 2,000 people on a waiting list to become members. named vice president for finaoee ami Hoeco 6 could not deduct the cost of the organ as a charitable 6 The IRS ruled that the taxpayer couldn’t deduct any it is paid to him. Bales!riere corporate conlroller at Cliesehrough- N f Put Number 1 to work for you. contribution. He might have been able to deduct the Next; Employment-type Expenses cost if he actually contributed the organ to one of the part of the $300 payment to the scholarship fund as a Pond Ine. r e a l t y w o r l d * — Frechette Associates They will be recommended for election at the company’s board meeting Feb. 20. 73 West Center Street, Manchester, CT 06040 Walls, 37, has been r onlroller of Clicsebrough’s r S o v w o r U ) Telephone (203) 646-7709______Small utility throws international division since 1982. Balestrierc, 40, was named domestic controller, IF WE CAN’T SELL YOUR HOUSE, WE’LL BUY IT! in 1983. He will have worldwide eontrollership in *Call for more information c Ll INGTON "IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY” his new position. Exceptional "L" Ranch, vaulted ceilings, stone FP. conversation pit,3 BR. curve at Seabrook I nice landscaping and borders on beautiful golf course! This is a unique property with many, many fine features and a pleasure to show! I' Bv Richard March appeals, however, could delay those Conversion changes stock United Press International proceedings several weeks beyond that BOSTON — General Cinema said that 11.1 point. million shares of its common stock were CONCORD, N.H. A regulatory “Anything that you have with the converted into a new Class B stock during a ..r ^ New Hampshire co-op is going to be investigation of a small New Hamp one-time exchange offer. shire utility could delay a plan by the 16 germane to Seabrook,” Hildreth ans General Cinema said Ihe Class B stock will owners of the Seabrook nuclear plant to wered in response to cross- have greater voting power in .some eircumstan-, double the construction work at the examination by regulator counsel ces, but receive lower cash dividends than the — BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY — project, Larry Smukler. common stock. Merrill Lynch executive Robert Asked if a delay by the co-op would All but 1..390 of the new Class B shure.s were MANCHESTER — FOR SALE OR RENT. This 6,000 Hildreth, a Seabrook financial consul hold up the other 15 Seabrook owners, issued to members of the family of Chairman MANCHESTER $138,900 tant. said it was not clear what impact a Hildreth answered, “That’s a gray Richard A. Smith, the largest single General Brand new 5&5 Duplex under construction. baths each, private square foot commercial or industrial building is driveways and basements, appliances. Located on a quiet street. review of the New Hampshire Electric area the joint owners would decide on.” Cinema shareholder group. F located near 1-364 and close to Main Street. City Utili- Cooperative’s role in the project would The joint owners agreed last year There are now 22 million common shares and have on plans to double construction by that before they could move ahead with Series A cumulative convertible shares F tie and 3 Phase Electrical Service — Call for details. MANCHESTER ''CHENEY MANSION” $185,000 a $10 million per week Seabrook Historic Victorian Colonial. 10 lovely rooms. 5 bedrooms. 4V^ baths, 2 car April I. outstanding. garage, many original features, plus walk up attic, wrap around porches The date has been selected by Public construction budget, each owner would The Class B stock exchange was challenged in and lovelv "ESTATE SETTING" ______Service Co, of New Hampshire — have to guarantee it could pay its share court by a shareholder and a seltlerhent principal Seabrook owner — as a key of completion costs. The current submitted. General Cinema said a subsequent construction budget is $5 million per THINKING OF BUYING OR SELLING! assumption in its financial plans to objection to the setUemenl filed by another Zinsser Agenqf finish the project’s first reactor, rated week. shareholder is pending. OnluiK. Please call B49-4000 “Any entity ... being delayed is going 750 Main St., Manchester lor a Iree markellnu analysis of your home at 83 percent complete. General Cinema is Ihe nation’s largest or Hildreth testified Tuesday with two to be of some concern to the joint exhibitor of motion pictures, and an independent E MANCHESTER $106,900 To see any home on Ihe markel loflay other Wall Street consultants on Public owners,” Hildreth said. bottler of soft drinks. E Brand New > Under Construction. 54' Raised Ranch in an excellent Public Service Co. has projected an LINDSEY REAL ESTATE 353 Center Street Manchesler m Service Co.’s proposed $525 million location. 2 baths, fireplace, appliances and carpeting. Hurry, before it's too 646-1511 deferred interest financing to complete October 1986 in-service dale and a $4.6 the project. The company is seeking billion total cost for Seabrook’s first Chemicals concern solons state Public Utilities Commission reactor, providing full construction WASHINGTON — Lawmakers from the approval. begins in April. industrial Northeast are asking Congress today to Meanwhile, regulators are also mov The company has predicted electric rates could triple within 10 years pass legislation to reduce chances of “a ing ahead with a court-ordered review Bhopal-type chemical accident” in the United because of Seabrook-related costs, but of the co-op’s involvement in Seabrook. States. The Plymouth-based, member-owned claim other energy alternatives would ”We must do all we can to prevent chemical UPI photo co-op owns a 2.17 percent chunk of the be more expensive for consumers, disasters such as we have witnessed in recent project. R.l. bottle bill back weeks,” said Rep. James Florio, D-N.J., sponsor Think love Last summer, the New Hampshire of the legislation and the lawmakers’ principal Supreme Court overturned state regu PROVIDENCE, R.l. (UPI) - Re spokesman. lator approval of a $111 million federal publicans in the Rhode Island House of Valentine hearts are filled with chocolates at the Whitman’s At a Capitol Hill news conference Tuesday, loan to the co-op for Seabrook. The Representatives have launched their Florio referred primarily to the Dec. 3 leak of division of Pet Incorporated in Philadelphia in preparation for court said the co-op does not have a annual attempt to beat the beverage SOUTH WINDSOR .. . .r * toxic methyl isocyanate from Union Carbide’s Condo living at its best in this outstanding 5 room end unit Townhouse the biggest boxed chocolate sales occasion of the year. Industry “blank check” to continue investing in industry lobby and enact a statewide factory in Bhopal, India, where 2,.590 people died. featuring 2 bedrooms. 2'/i baths, appllanced kitchen & dining area, Seabrook and ordered regulators to bottle bill. fireplaced living room, carpeting, central air plus full basement 6 garage. experts estimate more than $343 million in boxed chocolate He also mentioned 13 less serious chemical investigate the “public good.” Rhode Island is one of only two states accidents in the last three months in plants in his Call for details. 643-4060 sales for Feb. 14. Whitman's is reported to be the leading in the Northeast without a mandatory Last week, regulators set up a home state. tentative investigation schedule that deposit on all cans and bottles. New ' A —. B *’t i producer of boxed chocolates, including the U.S. market leader, Whitman's Sampler. would conclude in mid-May. Legal Hampshire is the other state. SOUTH WINDSOR FCC approval needed READY TO DO BUSINESS FOR THE NEXT 3 TO 5 YEARS? Nice 5V2 room Ranch, 3 bedrooms, kitchen with dining area, 16 x 32 in-ground pool. City Forecasts of anticipated New York firm purchases WHYN tcclinologicnl dcvclopmcnls, utilities. Only $78,500. markets, and EAST HARTFORD ^ dent ouiin P. Giuggio said Affil Wonderlul family homel Handsome older 7 room Colonial with J R&R Broadcasting. The Tribune Company’s WPIX- regulations BOSTON (UPI) - A prelimi iated Broadcasting would “con bedrooms, fireplaced living room, formal dining room, remodeled kitchen, nary agreement has been reached “We are very pleased to an FM, NeiV'York. healed glass enclosed porch and garge. Close to schools, shopping & bus. tinue to look for new opportunities arc now availat)lc to yon. for the sale of Springfield radio nounce the intended acquisition of Robbins & Rise Inc., is a Call for an appointment. 643-4060 in radio broadcasting. stations WHYN-AM and WHYN- Affiliated’s excellent Springfield privately . held communications Gain that compciilivc advantage; with timely and ndialile properties as the first in our holding company which also owns He said proceeds from the U&R REALTY CO. FM to R & R Broadcasting, Inc. of Springfield sale will be used to help informulion. program to build a Northeast Robbins & Rise Advertising Inc., a New York, Affiliated Publications, finance recent acquisitions of F R E E regional network,” said John C. New York Advertising agency Inc. announced Tuesday. radio stations in Phoenix, Ariz., STERN ASSOCIATES mMARKET .UN 643.2642 R & R Broadcasting, a subsi GMdwlH, president of R&R Broad and R&R Syndication Inc., a Mancli<;sler, (IT R E A L ESTATE SERVICES EVALUATION casting. "The stations have been national producer and distributor and Fresno, Calif. Business Information Services I c r J Robert D. Murdock, Realtor diary of Robbins and Ries, Inc., Affiliated also publishes The 647-8478 223 East Center St., Manchester, 643-4060 will buy the station (or $7.8 million well managed and R&R has no of radio programs. Kcsearcli, Analysis, Keporl Writing from Affiliated Broadcasting, Inc., plans to make subtantive changes. The advertising agency special Boston Globe. the station's current owner and a We anticipate that both WHYN- izes in financial, corporate and OFFICE HOUPS DAILY 9 AM TO 8 PM, SATURDAY 9 AM TO 5 PM wholly owned subsidiary of Affil AM and FM will remain in their media accounts while R&R Syndi iated Publications, Inc. of Boston. current formats, emphasizing cations produces news and infor- The sale is subject to the signing adult-oriented music, news and mation.^rograms, including Busi SELLING? of a definitive purchase and sale information.” ness Week's Personal Busines D.W.FISHTHL REALTY COMPANY •>Sf?g{nes" I I M T ^ 171^,1 Ci^rUrns"' agreement and Federal Communi Goodwill, who joined R&R in Reports. cations Commission approval. 1984, had b^n general manager of Affiliated Publications Presi HALL & MUSKA 6 WE NEED 243 MAIN STREET • MANCHESTER VERNON CIRCLE • VERNON 6 The stations, two of 10 currently We have more buyers than homes! If 643-1591 871-1400 owned and operated by Affiliated, you’ve considered selling over the last will be the first radio stations for SERVES ALL OF MANCHESTER several years but were hesitant because W h ere m o re of market conditions... call the professio nals at 646-2482. Dollar hits 46 years of Quality Fuel Oil Service... ROCKLEDGE AREA Americans find 4 Bedroom Ranch with fireplaced 1st floor family “WE’RE SELLING HOUSES!” room, PLUS a separate 2'A room in-law apartment, record high den. office, etc! $115,000. NEW LISTING LONDON (UPI) - The U.S. a b ig g e r refu n d WlUINGTON $91,900 ir Automatic Deliveries An equestrian's dream Ranchi 3 bedrooms. 2 full baths, a dollar rose to record highs for the woodatove in the living room and baaement. V< wrap-around S E U YOUR SNOWBLOWERl third straight day on European deck and a cathedral ceiling with skylight In the living room MANCHESTER $02,900 money markets Wednesday. Gold if Will Call Deliveries make this home special. 3 stalls and two horse rings with a view Enjoy the benefits of condo living in this very reasonably priced of pond make this a horse lover's drenm. 2-bedroom townhouae. Take a break from those house-hold firmed slightly in Zurich and (125 gallon min.) chorea and move Into a nice setting in a convenient location. London H&R BLO CK In Frankfurt, the U.S. uiiit ir Discounts Available bought a record 3.2250 marks, up (caah, Qoldan Aga, Larga Tank) from the previous high of 3.2205 at Found Mabel and We can’t promise everyone *Diesday's close, while in Zurich this, but In a recent survey of the dollar opened at 2.7353 Swiss Howard Hajek customers who got refunds, 3 francs against Tuesday’s high of out of 4 believe they got bigger 2.73075. they I Over 1.5 million gallons $2447! own taxes. 3 out of 41 6-6 DUPLEX MANCHESTER 4.5 ACRES In Paris, the greenback climbed HALL & MUSKA, Inc. fuel oil storage With separate heating system. One apartment has 1V4 Surround this 8 room, 4 bedroom Colonial with 1st to a record 9.8370 French francs, baths. Make It a point to seel $70’s. floor family room, A most unique propertyl $131,800. NEW USTING THE BEST VALUE IN THE AREA! against 9.8265 at the close Tuesday, MANCHESTER $109,900 SOUTH WINDSOR $101,900 What can we find for you? A touch of class with a price that's remarkable! A tastefully de Take a look at this gorgeous young home with enou(^ family and in Brussels it hit 64.75 Belgian 24-hr.— 7 days corated Contemporary Raised Ranch in an exclusive setting. room for the kids to stay inside on the snow days ahead! Only francs compared with its previous BLANCHARD & ROSSETTO, INC. minutes from Hartford on a cut-de-aac with a formal dining 623-3306 $ $ Floor to ceiling fireplace in a living room with a cathedral ceil 09 high of 64.6750 Tuesday. Marshall’s Mall • 646-5440 EMERGENCY SERVICE REALTORS ing, a large master bedroom with a full bath, a warm and cozy room, plenty of kitchen cabinets, deck, 1'4 baths and a 2-car The U.S. currency traded at Open 9am-9pm Weekdays, 9-5 Sat. & Sun. 189 WEST CENTER STREET rec room with wall to wall and built in shelving. Real class at a garage. One of the best Raised Ranches on the market for the reasonable price.______price!______;______. 1,980.25 lire in Milan, another gallon Frank Maffe, owner (Comer of McKee) i g f record and up from the previous Alw> In in o« l n M jor ; d u rin g ro g u la r s to r* h o u r* FULL SERVICE 646-2482 The Full Service Real Estate Company...Personal and Community Service high of 1,976.80 at Tuesday’s finish. LOOK FOR THE STARS ... * ** ..643-2711 Look for the CLASSIFIED ADS with STARS; stars help you get For advertisements to be Classified.. Household Goods Business Opportunities 22 Store'OtticeStore/Ottice SpotSpace Rates published Monday, the dead Business Opportunities M isc to r Sole Resort Property Minimum Charge: Notices SituationSituation Wonted Wanted 23 Resort Property Home ond Garden line IS 2:30 p.m on Friday better results. Put a star on your ° p,-, Employment Into Misc. tor Rent $3.00 for one day L o s t / F o u n d ...... 01 P e ts Wanted to Rent P e r W o rd ; P e r s o n o ls ...... 02 Instruction Musical Items Roommates Wanted l-2dovs 20C Read Your Ad * difference it mokes. Telephone 643-2711, Mondoy-Fnday, A n n o u n ce m e n ts 03 Recreationoi Hems 3-5dovs 18C Clossified advertisements Auctions 04 A n tio u e s Real Estate are token by telephone os a Services T ag S a le s 6 d o v s Homes for Sole 31 26 d a y s 12C convenience Seryices Ottered 51 W a n te d to Duv Condominiums 32 The Manchester Herold is ft-no o.m. to 5:00 p.m. Financial Pointing/Paper mg 52 H o p p v A d s : Lots/Land for Sale 33 S3 00 per colum n inch responsible only for one incor Building/Contracting 53 Mortgages 11* Investment Property 34 rect_insertion and then only KIT ‘tr C A R L Y L E U r r y W right r n RECREATION Rooting/Siding 54 I rriCARS/THUCKS Personal Loans ...... 12 Business Property 35 Automotive Deadlines tor the size ot the original MUSICAL |73|iVEHICLES ------Heoting/Plumbing 55 i FDR------SALE In s u ra n c e ...... 13 Resort Property 36 in s e r t io n HEATING/ lOollTEMS 56 Cars Trucks for Sole 71 For Classified advertise STORE AND SERVICES Wanted to Borrow 14 F lo o rin g Errors wh'Ch do not lessen PLUMBING 57 Motorcycles Bicycles 72 ments to be published Tues OFFICE SPACE |5l| iOFFERED------1980 Joyco, 23 ft. mini Income Tax Seryice the value Cl ft he advertisem ent I 1 Rec Vehicles 73 day through Saturday, the 0 TAMA DRUM SET - motor home. Ford 460, Rentals Services Wanted 58 74 deadline is noon on the day will not be corrected by on FOGARTY BROTHERS B lack tin piece. 26" dou low mlleoge, many ex Employment Auto Services STORE — West Middle LIGHT HOUSEKEEP tras, hod TLC. Telephone Rooms tor Rent 41 75 before publicotion. additional insertion^______— Bathroom remodel ble base. Concert tom For Sale Autos tor Rent Leose Tpke., near Parkade. Ap ING DONE - Manchester, & Education Apartments tor Rent 42 76 ing; Installation water toms, 8" through 16". 5 x 643-0692. Holidoy/Seasonol 61 M isc A u to m o tiv e p ro xim ate ly 2100 so. ft. South Windsor, Gloston- 43 heaters, garbage dispo 14" Snore drum . 16" x 8" 1983 HURST/OLDS — Help Wonted ...... 21 Homes tor Rent A v a ila b le February 1st. bury area. Weekly or 1973 VOLKSWAGON bi-w eekly. 649-4992, or sals; foucet reooirs. 649- floor tom. 4 Zlldlln cym with fully massaged 307, r n APARTMENTS C a ll 649-6205 or 643-6802. 4539. V Isa /M a ste rC o rd T-root, lightning-rod 4- CAMPER SPECIAL • CDNDDMINIUMS 569-7095. bals. 16" medium thin accepted. crash. 16" medium crash. speed. 649-2286. Fully equipped. Sleeps 4 I^ Z I for rent MANCHESTER — Office HELP WANTED FDR SALE 20" ping ride. 18" m edium people. Automatic. Good HELP WANTED HD space. Ideal for accoun LICENSED DAYCARE tires. Excellent condi ^ D hELP WANTED HELP WANTED [ID crosh. 14" hlghhot with 1967 MERCURY MON tant, lawyer or soles of HOME has one full time Employment HELP WANTED MANCHESTER — Avail throne. A ll hardw are In- TEGO MX- Floor shift. tion! No Rust. $2,000. Coll HD WELLSWEEP CON fice. Central location. opening and one port 1 INCOME TAX eluded. Leather coses. Mag wheels. Good condi 742-8055. I LOOKING FOR MA- DOMINIUM - 400 North able Immediately. One, Ample parking. Call 649- time afternoon opening. & Education Df I SERVICE Small trap cose plus a set tion. $1,200. Coll anytime HI T E C H F IR M needs T U R E Main St., 2 bedroom two and three bedroom Meals and snacks pro El 2891. ot Clear Toma Octobons after 12;00 noon, 643-8820. savvy person to handle GRANDMOTHERLY- townhouse, fully ap- apartm ents. $410, $475, vided. Educational activ m e c h a n i ^ ^ a s , d i e with stands. Asking MISCELLANEOUS telephone Inquiries, TYPE WOMAN to do pllanced country kit $525, heat and hot water MANCHESTER - 4 room ities dally. Call 646-6062. ZINGLER'S IN C O M E s e l . Experienced. All $3,000, negotiable. Coll bookkeeping and typing SEAMSTRESS - Expe HOUSEHOLD MOVER light chores and help with chen. l '/2 baths. Individ Included. J.D. Real Est suite, Main St. located TAX SERVICE - Filing IAUTOMOTIVE HELP WANTED phases median construc 647-8855, or 643-2527 pref rnMOTDHCYCLEsT HD at 50 plus wpm. Good rienced In bridal. Full expanding Accounting children. Seme weekends ual basements. 100 plus ate, 646-1980. next to law offices. $300 L I C E N S E D DAYCARE personal and small busi tion equipment, tandem erably otter 6pm. phone skills a must. Full time position. Coll 643- Department. Transpor and weekdays. Monday per month Includes heat. IN VERNON - I will ness tox returns. In your 17ZI BICYCLES trucks, some fabrication. energy efficiency rating C A R C O V E R FITS '83, '84 GOVERNMENT JOBS. time position with benef 4809. tation background desir a n d s o m e Fridays. Northeast Utilities. -NOW TAKING APPLI provide a loving plus home. Since 1974. Also Small, solid, secure A llb rio Realty, 649-0917. C o m o ro o r Firebird. $15,000 - $50,000/yr. possi its. Call for an appoint able. Doties Include; Ac Please ca ll 646-5153. $61,500. P e te rm a n CATIONS for 3 room comfortable home away bookkeeping services growing corporation. SUZUKI PE 250 - Good Lined, waterproof. Like ble. All occupations. Call ment 646-1839. counts Receivable, Realty, 649-9404, 647-1340, apartment. With heat, OFFICE SPACE AVAIL from home. Convenient ovalloble. Call Walt at d a t a ENTRY/WORD 646-7745. condition. Driven 16 new. Used once. $70 or 805-687-6000 E xt. R-9965 Credit Collection. Plea- EASY ASSEMBLY hot water, stove, reflger- ABLE IN DOWNTOWN to 1-86, Bolton and Man 646-5346. ______PROCESSOR CLERK - 647-0080 or 649-4064. ,* m u E s hours. $750 or best otter. Best otter. Phone 742- tor Information. CHILDCARE - Mature sont East Hartford office W O R K I $600 per 100. G u a otor. Centrally located. MANCHESTER - 500 chester. Phone 643-6379. El High school diploma or ranteed payment. Ne ex- No pets. $350. Security HAVE YOUR INCOME 647-1821. 5837. experienced person to equivalent. Must have near 1-84 and 1-91. Insu square feet or possibly care for my toddler and rance and pension benef perlence/No sales. De deposit. Coll 646-7690 or 1,000 square feet. Near T A X PR E PAR ED BOB’S COINS AND 6 aptitude for fine detail LOTS/LAND What mokes Wont Ads 1971 CAPRI FOR PARTS, preschooler In my Bolton its. Phone 528-9551, M r. tails, send self-addressed 643-0496. EARLY. Reasonable tee. STAMPS - U.S., foreign. and at least one year's FOR SALE 1-84 Extension. Parking IRQ IPAINTING/ work? People like you Best otter. 1973 2000 cc home. Hours flexible. Ralph, 8am to 12noon for stamped envelope; C o ll otter 5pm. 649-2373. 1800’s, Canada Bonk T o k experience. Full time po on premises. Call 649- 10^ IPAPERING CELEBRITY CIPHER who read and use the CAPRI ENGINE,$25. Coll References. Coll 643-5108. appointment or send re ELAN VITAL-173, 3418 118 MAIN STREET - 3 ens. Baseball cords, corn- sition. Competitive sa HAIRDRESSER - Expe 2680. C M u ty cn*«r cnm