Ihanrhrslpr Hrralji ANSWER: “ Keogh” Is the Popular Name for Wall, As We Labored to Complete Our 5500-Cs Last Year

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w — herald. Monday. Jan. 13, 1986 U.S./WORLD SPORTS BUSINESS King’s widow Men at temple Huskies AWOL dedicates exhibit turn the tables against Wildcats Business Yes, Keogh plans are still around ... page 4 ... page 13 ... page 17 That form came into being because of a provision in In Brief QUESTION: You often write about “ Keogh plans” the Tax Elquity and Fiscal Responsibility Act, which and I note that investment firms include “ Keoghs” in was passed by Congress. The form ’s exact shape and R«March laads to new Job their literature and seminars. wording were prepared by the various Washington A relative who works for a bank maintains that bureaucrats, who evidently delight in excess verbiage FARMINGTON — The work of a researcher for Investors’ Keoghs are no more. She says they have been and complex calculations. the University of Connecticut Health Center has replaced by “ parities.” I have yet to see that word In Form SSOO-C replaced Form 5500-K last year. You led to a new company that will help him market Guide print, anyplace, although Keoghs are often menti­ filed a 5500-C in 1985. You must file a Form 5500-R in an adhesive be developed for broken bones, teeth oned. My relative claims a bank officer and her William A. Doyle 1986 and 1987. Then, the cycle begins again — one year and muscles. accountant agree that Keoghs no longer exist. J. Herbert Waite, an assistant professor in the with C and two years with R. What are the facts of this matter? Your feelings on this are right in line with mine. My Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, modeled his blue-eyed finance officer and I nearly went up the adhesive on the substance that mussels use under iHanrhrslpr HrralJi ANSWER: “ Keogh” is the popular name for wall, as we labored to complete our 5500-Cs last year. water to stick to rocks. Applications of the tax-deferred retirement plans set up by self-employed people who have such plans or are considering ) Manchester — A City ol Village Charm adhesive include using it to patch together torn establishing them. people for themselves and their employees. ’The name QUESTION: I established a Keogh retirement plan muscles and tendons. For simplicity’s sake. I ’m going to keep using those comes from the federal legislation that authorized while I was self-employed. I am retired and have not The company that will be used to manufacture such plans — enacted in 1962, after being submitted by words as handy nicknames for self-employed and distribute the material is BioPolymers. It is retirement plans. Readers’ eyes would glaze over if I made a contribution to the plan for several years. I. a Brooklyn congressman, Eugene Keogh. They also received a Form 5500-C last year and, after working 25 Cents the first firm created through the University of are known as “ H-R 10” plans, after the bill Keogh spelled out all four types of such plans, instead of Tuesday, Jan. 14, 1986 Connecticut’s Research and Development Corp. simply writing Keogh every time the subject Is on it for several days, finally got it filled out and filed introduced. with the IRS. Was I required to do so? The creation of the company is a first for the Over the past 24 years, Keogh plans have been mentioned in this space. university, which owns a part of BioPolymers. greatly changed, liberalized and complicated by Lyle Hohnke, the president of the research and QUESTION: Please comment on the Form 5S09-CI ANSWER: Yes. Your Keogh plan is still in force. Budget plan subsequent acts of Congress. You’re stuck with the loony filing requirements. development company, said that creating BioPo­ Under present law, there are three types of defined and everyone else with a Keogh plan must file with the lymers through the university will help Waite contribution Keogh plans — profit-sharing plans, Internal Revenue Service. Zoners kill QUESTION: While I was operating my business as benefit from his research while reducing the risk money-purchase plans and pa ir^ plans. The third is a What is the purpose of this absurdly complicated, involved with beginning new companies. impossible to understand form? Who mandated this a sole proprietorship, I set up a Keogh plan. I have for schools combination of the first two. I suspect your relative is incorporate my business. Is it true that I cannot keep The University of Connecticut’s Research and thinking about paired plans. Maybe her bank calls form — Congress or the IRS? When was this form the Keogh account? Development Corp. was established in 1984 to look them “ parities.” instigated and when was the much easier Form 5SOO-K for and evaluate new technologies at the Also, there are defined-benefit Keogh plans. That eliminated? university, then market those with commercial ANSWER: No. You can leave the Keogh plan, as is. density plan rises 11.5% type provides predetermined benefits after But you can’t put more into it, because you no longer potential. retirement. ANSWER: The stated purpose of that cockamamie form is to help the IRS and the U.S. Department of are self-employed. You can, of course, establish a Some banks, insurance companies, mutual funds, retirement plan for your incorporated business. brokerage firms and other sponsors of self-employed Labor keep tabs on the multitude of Keogh plans. But By Susan Vaughn Farms still male domain the result has been to drive Keogh plan participants Herald Reporter retirement plans have stopped using the word Keogh. Doyle welcomes written question, but he can- WASHINGTON — If the government’s latest But “Keogh plans” and “ Keoghs” have become either to frustration or into the arms of professional provide answers only through the column. for housing census figures are any guide, farming is still a part of the American language and are recognized by tax prPDflrprs School Superintendent James P. Kennedy Monday man’s world — numerically, anyway. proposed a $27.7 million public school budget for Census experts say that proportionately there 1986-87 that represents an overall 11.49 percent are more males living on farms than there are in By John F. Kirch high-density housing designations, increase over last year’s budget. the cities, a higher proportion of farm p ^p le are Herald Reporter which would allow development of More than 80 percent of the proposed increases are married and living as members of families, and Gas price drop up to 20 housing units per acre, in for staff salaries, including a 12 percent overall that farm women have more children than their The Planning and Zoning Com­ the southwest part of Manchester. increase for the first-year of a three-year teachers’ city cousins. mission began revising the town’s Residents living in the area south contract negotiated in the fall. Four percent of the ’The latest analysis was released last week by fails to keep proposed new Comprehensive of 1-384 and west of Keeney Street, budget increase would provide for $100,000 worth of the Census Bureau and the Agriculture Depart­ Plan of Development Monday by which is currently zoned mostly for improvements. ment. Most of the information was for 1984. removing high-density housing lower densities, have voiced strong “ In 1984, there were 107 males per 100 females pace at pumps from the southwestern part of town opposition to the proposed higher The improvements include one new first-grade living on farms, compared with just 93 males per and confining it to a special density. teacher, additional staff for gifted students, foreign 100 females in the non-farm population,’’ the mixed-use district along Interstate Under the old proposals, the land language and math programs and more computers. report said. “ ’This difference appears for most By The Associated Press 84. would be designated for high, Although the improvement items in Kennedy’sbudget age groups but is significant only for the The commission also created a medium high, low and very low were limited, he said he believed it is important to 20-to-24-year-old group and for those 65 years old Gasoline prices are dropping faster at the wholesale second special mixed-use district density. Other sections south of have some “ forward movement” each year. and over.” level than at the pump, oil industry analyst Dan near Interstate 384 and began 1-384 and east of Keeney Street had Lundberg says. Echoing national and state proclamations of 1986-W The report said the U.S. farm population in 1984 discussing what housing types been proposed at mostly medium being “ The Year of Education,” Kennedy said his was 5,754,000 people, including 2,975,000 males During the first two weeks of 1986, retail gasoline should be built in the various zones. and low density. prices fell a half cent, he said Sunday. budget proposes a substantial local commitment to and 2,779,000 females. A special workshop meeting was Medium-high density would al­ maintaining and enhancing educational excellence, “ Gasoline prices are falling only fractionally in held in the Lincoln Center hearing low up to 10 units per acre, medium keeping with falling international crude prices. thus making it “ very much a year for education in room Monday to make the revi­ density up to six, low up to three Manchester.” Dollar rebounds In Europe Dealers have been able to improve their markups by sions after public sentiment fell in and very low one unit per acre. In about a penny and three-quarters (a gallon) since the More than 50 parents and teachers from Martin LONDON — ’The dollar rebounded on major opposition to the proposed plan the Case Mountain area, the PZC close of last year,” said Lundberg, who surveyed School attended the school board’s meeting at board foreign exchanges today, with markets appar­ during two public hearings the had proposed a conservation area offices on North School Street to hear Kennedy’s ently calming their concerns about the U.S.- prices at 16,000 service stations nationwide. PZC held in October and that would have permitted one His survey showed the average price per gallon on recommendations, including one for a full-time Libya crisis. Gold was mixed. November. housing unit every two acres. administrator at the elementary school In the The dollar opened higher across the board, and Friday was $1.21, down 0.57 cents per gallon since About eight residents from the After the workshop session, Dec. 20. .During the same period, wholesale prices southeast section of town. A group of parents from the closed ahead in Tokyo, after last weekend’s town sat in on the meeting, shaking however, the commission agreed Martin district have been lobbying the board recently slump on rumors the Arab oil nations would pull dropped 2.36 cents per gallon, he said. their heads as the PZC made that most land south of 1-384 should Prices tend to stabilize around the December to hire a full-time principal for the smallest their investment dollars out of the United States certain changes they did not agree be designated only as medium to elementary school in town. in solidarity with Libya. holiday period, so most of the price decrease came in with. Others went off to the side of very low. A stretch of land south of the first two weeks of 1986. Lundberg said. Kennedy recomrtiended hiring the first-grade “ Those investors and speculators who sold the room to discuss what action the interstate and north of Hack­ teacher as a step toward its goal of limiting first-grade dollars last week after rumors of Arab In other economic developments; they will take when a second round matack Street between Prospect • Wholesale prices rose a modest 1.8 percent in class size to 20 students. Three or four teachers would disinvestment are now buying the dollars back of public hearings is held later in and South Main streets would 1985, producing the lowest three-year inflation rate in be needed to fill the entire goal, Kennedy said. again,’’ a Zurich foreign exchange dealer said. UPl photo the year. remain medium-high density, with two decades, the Labor Department reported. The additional full-time teacher for the elementary The dollar opened at 2.4680 marks in Frankfurt, Perhaps the biggest change in Economists said the year-end figures released Friday gifted program would bring the total staff for the up from 2.4567 at Friday’s close. It was 2.0975 Layer cake? the plan was the removal of Please turn to page 12 point to relatively low inflation for 1986. gifted to four, thus completing the proposed staffing francs in Zurich, up from 2.0790, and7.S420francs for that program, Kennedy said. He said the inclusion in Paris, up from 7.52. • A federal judge in White Plains, N.Y., ruled that What appears to be a side view of a layer manufacturers of building materials, of that position was largely in response to pressure The dollar firmed against the pound in London, Texaco Inc. need not put up more than $1 billion in cake Is actually seven blankets of produces about 12,000 pounds of from an active parents’ group. opening at $1.4455 to the pound against $1.4562. security to appeal an $11.1 billion judgment won by residential fiberglass insulation at the insulation an hour — enough over 24 Harild photo by BHhaw Another new idea proposed by Kennedy for gifted In Brussels, the dollar bought 51.2550 francs, up Governor unveils Pennzoil Co., and said the award was unlikely to stand CertainTeed Corp. plant in Berlin, N.J. hours to insulate some 300 homes. and talented students, at the high school level fs a from 50.8550 at the close of trading Friday. up on appeal. The ruling on Friday by U.S. District Frank J. Stygar of Vernon Street proudly holds a check for $33,577 — “ scholar-in-residence” program similar to a success­ CertainTeed, one of the nation’s leading Judge Charles Brieant continued to protect Texaco’s the first of 20 installments for his first-prize winning Lotto ticket drawn ful model in Farmington. The person hired would be assets from seizure by Pennzoil during what could be prohcient in a specific area of study, possibly literary Stocks show eariy decline years of further litigation stemming from Texaco’s sewer loan fund Friday. The 73-year-old retiree said he will use the winnings to travel to or the performing arts, who would meet with junior NEW YORK — The stock market declined acquisition of Getty Oil Co. Pennzoil said it would Hawaii and Australia and "to feed the hungry of Connecticut.” A and seniors a few periods a week, Kennedy said. slightly today following last week’s sudden appeal the ruling. New England fish prices up HARTFORD (U P l) - Gov. second winner is also from Manchester. The scholar could be chosen from one of the area universities or colleges or from the corporate selloff. • Secretary of State George P. Shultz welcomed William A. O’Neill today proposed Town would get community, he said. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials Japan’s effort to open some markets to American creation of a revolving loan fund dropped 3.44 points to 1,510.09 in the first hour of By United Press International combination of poor weather and said. that would finance $1.8 billion in only half help Kennedy said that the $4,500 he allotted in the goods, but said that reducing the $50 billion U.S. trade the strike by about half of New “ It should be 65 cents” a pound budget for the position would be “ seed money for an trading. deficit with Japan requires major economic shifts. He municipal sewer projects over the — see page 12 Lotto winners from town Gainers held a narrow lead over losers in the Some New England fish dealers Bedford’s 1,200 fishermen. He said this time of year, he said. idea.” spoke after a Friday meeting with Japanese Foreign next two decades. early tally of New York Stock Exchange-listed are blaming record high prices on scallops were selling for $8.59 per The other additional position recommended was for Minister Shintaro Abe Dealers in Rhode Island agreed O’Neill said he will ask the A retired storekeeper from the former issues. a 16-day old strike by New Bedford, pound, about $1 above last year. pared for delivery at a Metropoli­ Frank J. Stygar of Vernon Street gives a six-tenths time foreign language teacher to allow the the weather deserved more blame Legislature when it convenes its Hartford Electric Light Co. purchasing GTE led the active list, up at W / i. The Mass., fishermen while others “ All of it’s certainly contribut­ tan District Commission sewage away at least 20 of the 50 Lotto tickets he junior high schools to offer foreign languages in the for. prices than the walkout over next session Feb. 5 to approve department in Hartford, Stygar said he company is reported to be considering spinning maintain poor weather has made ing,” Foie said. "It (the strike) is treatment plant in Hartford. buys each week. seventh grade for the first time. the division of profits between legislation to create the fund to could not believe he had won on Friday, so off its Sprint long-distance telephone business, Vermont mulls change sea scallop prices sound like just one factor. It’s really been cold “ By the year 2005, every river, But last Friday, as he was watching the The proposed $15,500 in computers would be to aid fishermen and boat owners. hnance construction of sewers and he called his sister and brother-in-law, which has been recording large operating losses. quotes for caviar. and blowing. The boats are icing sewage treatment plants. stream and lake in Connecticut weekly Lotto drawing on television, he various academic departments in the secondary MONTPELIER, Vt. (U Pl) - When Maine passed a discovered that one of the tickets he had Olga and Franklin Delanny, who imme­ Sterchi Brothers Stores jumped V/t to 32. The “ No doubt, they’re higher than up. Prices are at an all-time high. ’ ’ “ It’s not so much because of the Under the proposal, the state will be swimmable and fishable. schools. diately went to Stygar’s home to assure company said Heilig-Meyers Co. made a law in 1975 allowing interstate banking, it became a they’ve ever been, especially the Joe Cornelissen, owner of the strike, but because this time of We owe no less to the generations kept was the big winner. Kennedy’s proposed capital outlay for maintenance would pump $40 million a year into him that he wasn’t "crazy” and to help $31-a-share offer for all its outstanding common forerunner for other New England states. Massachu­ cod prices,” Roseann Rowe, man­ Four Seas Fish Company, a Boston yehr fishermen are on vacation which will succeed us,” he said. On Monday, the 73-year-old widower of school facilities amounted to $138,800. which is a Clean Water Fund until the year him celebrate. stock. setts, Connecticut and Rhode Island have since ager of the Blue Fin Fish Market in fish brokerage firm, agrees prices with Christmas and New Years,” In addition to the fund, O’Neill collected the first of 20 checks for $33,577, $30,000 more than in the current budget. Items cited 2005 with another $195 million Stygar, who bought the winning “ quick- The NYSE’s composite index lost .10 to 118.72. passed laws allowing some forms of interstate Portsmouth! N.H., said Saturday. have gone out of sight, but he feels said Dan Gosselin manager of said he will ask the Legislature to after taxes. He was one of two declared for funding included replacement of in-ground oil coming from the federal govern­ pick” ticket at Lenox Pharmacy on East At the American Stock Exchange, the market banking. “ I ’ve never sold cod for five dollars the strike has nothing to do with it. Amoriggi Seafoods Inc., a fish allocate $11 million fora transition winners in last week’s state Lotto. tanks, repair of several toilers and roof repairs. ment, O’Neill said. Center Street, said he buys 50 tickets each value index was up .08 at 244.04. a pound before.” “ It’s not the strike,” said Corne­ retailer in Providence. program to close out the state’s The other winning ticket was held by A separate five-year capital improvement budget Now Vermont is considering entering into a The fund would be used to week and gives many of them away to On Friday the Dow Jones industrial average Rowe said the strike has meant lissen. “ There’s no fish out there. existing grant program for water Claude J. Cyr, 39, of Packard Street, and request of $410,000 for facilities shared with the regional compact with other New England states ■ provide loans covering the full cost anyone he sees, such as the paperboy, slipped 4.70 to 1,513.53, bringing its loss for the prices are set solely by the Boston Everyone’s blaming the strike. “ Within the next few weeks, you treatment projects and begin the his father, Claude Cyr, of East Hartford. community is “ out-of-date already^” Kennedy said. allowing interstate banking, and he feels that will just of sewer and sewage treatment neighborhood children and waitresses. week to 35.67 points. exchange and are higher because They picked a poor time to go on should see prices come down. projects. Cities and towns would new effort. The winning tickets were worth $839,422 That budget is paid out of town general funds. lead to a takeover of Vermont banks by monolithic “ What am I going to do with the Declines slightly outnumbered advances on the of the lack of supply and competi­ strike.” We’re not really affected by what’s have 20 years to repay the loans, O’Neill said the $40 million each. Plans for renovating four elementary schools and New England financial institutions. money?” he asked. NYSE. Big Board volume totaled 122.78 million tion from New Bedford. “ It’s the weather, high winds, happening in New Bedford. That’s annual contribution to the fund The Cyrs planned to split their winnings. updating Manchester High School to conform with "Massachusetts liked the idea because its huge which would carry a 2 percent Stygar also said that he likes to gamble, shares, against 176.46 million in the previous John Foie, owner of the Sea Fare high seas,” that are producing just one small port. There are would represent a doubling of the A spokeswoman for the state Lottery state building codes will be proposed in a separate Boston banks could widen its market and go into interest rate, O’Neill said. but added that his late wife, Christine, session. Market in Eliot, Maine, also said “ outrageous” prices, with cod at other places where we get our state’s average annual commit­ Commission said the two did not have any referendum and were not included in the budget places like Maine," said Roland Roberge, New With the state and federal would not have approved of his gambling. high prices have resulted from a $2.00 a pound, “ off the boat,” he fish.” ment for clean water projects plans yet to spend the money. proposal, Kennedy said. Hampshire's banking commissioner. ; 'contributions, the governor said With his winnings, Stygar said he hopes since 1967. Today, Stygar was already answering Although Kennedy said he prepared the budget with ■ the program would finance $1.8 to take trips to Hawaii and Australia and ' billion in projects over the next 20 He said cities and towns cannot his phone, “ Thank you for your the anticipated loss of $787,000 in state General Tax congratulations.” “ take care of the hungry in Connecticut.” years with money remaining after afford to finance sewer and sewage Price hike seen for VCRs and TVs that for projects beyond the year treatment projects on their own Please turn to page 3 TV ads get shorter 2005. without assistance and noted the By Kotsuml Motsuboro “ in the process of considering” electronics products effective in and VCR markets. “ Although this is a large pro­ federal government is reducing its with the same reasons in mind. January. RCA. Zenith, NAPCE and Mat­ gram, its goal is simple,” the commitment to helping pay for United Press International NEW YORK (AP) — Fifteen-second television commercials have "Sooner or later, if we (consu­ Sony spokesman Tom Sugiyama sushita are cited as top color TV governor said in remarks pre- clean water projects. said the rough range is based on market leaders by Television established a foothold in network television despite fears that shorter NEW YORK — The U.S. consu­ mer electronics concerns) don’t but more frequent ads will drive some viewers away. Navy warships continue vessei escort mer electronics market, used to raise prices, we will be in severe October’s dollar exchange rate Digest, a trade publication, which between 210 and 220 yen and could has estimated their respective The development follows two years of experimentation during falling prices, is likely to see some financial difficulties,” he said. which all three networks permitted companies to split their standard Spokesman Charles Smith said change depending on the dollar’s market shares at 18,16.5, 9.7 and 8 increases next year. 30-second commercials into advertisements for two different material bound for Iraq, detained ians were very polite. There has Speakes said the United States Is RCA is “ studying the situation.” future moves. The dollar has percent for the 1985 model year T O D A Y ’S H E R A LD By Richard C. Gross Spokesmen for most market products. the U.S. merchant ship in interna­ been no violence ... no one was continuing to assess the facts of the 4 slipped below 210 yen. ended last June. NAPCE includes United Press International leaders say they are planning to On Oct. 1, the CBS television network began accepting 15-second tional waters in the Gulf of Oman, hurt.” incident “ to determine whether raise prices for color television DONALD JOHNSTONE, presi­ Spokesmen for Matsushita’s Pa­ Magnavox, Sylvania and Philco, commercials standing alone. The network requires that the shorter WASHINGTON - Two Navy near the entrance to the Persian Within hours after the President this stop and search was approp­ sets, videocassette recorders and dent of North American Philips nasonic Co. division, Sanyo Elect­ and Matsushita the Panasonic and ads run back-to-back and limits them to no more than two in any Repair* fail Index warships are keeping watch on an Gulf, Pentagon officials and diplo­ Taylor was freed, the Navy or­ riate under the circumstances.” other consumer electronics to Consumer Electronics Co., a unit ric Inc., Hitachi Sales Corp. of Quasar brands. commercial break. American cargo vessel in the Gulf matic sources said. dered the destroyer USS Conolly “ The rules of naval warfare make up for import cost increases of the Netherlands’ N.V. Philips, America and Sharp Electronics Columbia’s astronauts today 24 pages, 2 sections Top VCR market leaders for “ We responded to marketplace demand by advertisers who of Oman today to prevent further The 39,000-ton President Taylor, and the frigate USS Boone to have traditionally accorded a resulting from the U.S. dollar’s said NAPCE .will make its decision Corp. said they cannot help raising failed to fix a balky instrument calendar 1984 were Matsushita wanted to get on network TV at a lower cost,” said CBS spokesman A r iu lr n 1B interference with the ship by the owned by American President remain “ in the vicinity” of the belligerent certain rights to ascer­ large decline against the Japanese by early December to raise prices prices due to the dollar’s sharp vital for Halley’s Comet studies with 19 percent, RCA 16 percent George Schweitzer. B iJ s in M A 91 Iranian navy. Pentagon officials Lines Ltd., was in the United Arab cargo ship, though they did not tain whether neutral shipping is yen. by “ at least a couple of percentage depreciation against the yen. and officials considered bringing and Sanyo 12.3 percent including He said the shorter commercials have attracted new advertisers m a u l f l A f l 99.93 Emirates port of Fujaira Monday, escort the vessel. The Conolly and being used to provide contraband They see the currency change as points,” effective Jan. 1, 1986. the shuttle home a day early to say. both the Sanyo and Fisher brands, who have never been able to afford network television and lured back r n m l r a in At the same time, the White just north of where the boarding the Boone had been in the Persian to an opposing belligerent.” an opportunity to halt the devastat­ The dollar’s decline against the HITACHI SALES CORP. of speed preparations for a comet­ according to the trade publication. some advertisers who were priced out of network advertising in the r^nnnartlnit 11 House indicated Iran may have incident occurred. Gulf, officials said. The United States, he said, ing price war which has seriously yen exerts cost pressure on the America Vice President Katsumi watching flight in March. Story on past few years. page 4. Fnlartainmnnt ifi acted legally under the rules of The ship, which left Seattle Sept. Navy officials declined to dis­ considers “ the Iranian policy of affected their profitability. four non-Japanese firms which Onaka said, “ at least 5 percent While these market leaders Network commercial prices have risen rapidly in recent years. P n r)M « naval warfare when it detained the 29, was there to pick up CARE and cuss whether the rules of engage­ stopping and searching neutral Of three U.S. TV and VCR import all VCRs and many TV rises may be required.” but expect the price rises to take hold The trade journal Advertising Age estimated in late September that President Taylor Sunday. Iran has Catholic relief supplies destined ment of the warships included shipping in the Gulf region to be market leaders. Zenith Electron­ components from Japan. Toshiba America Inc. President Local RAM/e a or halt price declines in the retail the average cost of a 30-second commercial on prime time network been at war with Iraq since for India. firing on any Iranian vessels that one of the significant consequences ics Co. has announced a plan to RCA purchases VCRs from Ryoji Suzuki sounded ratber cau­ 1 n t t a r y 0 market, they are concerned over television had risen 14 percent over the preceding year to $118,840. Deep freeze September 1980. The Iranians “ threatened to tried to stop the President. created by the Iran-Iraq war.” raise prices next year. Hitachi Ltd. on an original equip­ tious. “ We must take into consider­ Korean competitors which, the Dhltiiarin* 19 The other two major networks refuse to accept stand-alone Some flurries this evening, then Iranian warships also inter­ blow up the ship” unless it stopped The State Department emphas­ “ We have stated our deep Spokesman John Taylor said ment manufacturing basis. Zenith ation the U.S. market situation as Zenith spokesman said, “ have O p ln in n ft 15-second commercials generally, although ABC began accepting clearing late tonight. Windy and cepted a British cargo ship for the for inspection, a U.S. official told ized U.S. neutrality in the war, concern about this incident be­ Zenith plans to recommend gen­ from Victor Co. of Japan, and GE well as the currency change,” he really led the aggressive big price P a n p ln 9 them for its nightly news breaks in September. NBC plans to allow very cold with lows around zero first time Monday and allowed it to reporters in Abu Dhabi. saying Washington does not supply cause of the danger of misunder- eral price increases for both color and NAPCE from Matsushita said. .Q p n rta 17-90 reduction in the industry.” them during its nightly news digests beginning in January. Both continue on its journey after a “ Six or seven armed Iranian weapons or authorize third-party sundlngs, overstepping of rights TV sets and VCRs with its new Electric Industrial Co. GE plans to The yen’s appreciation, coupled northwest to around' 10 above networks have accepted split 30-second commercials by the same T a la u la in n 1ft three-hour search. officers from their frigate boarded transfers of U.S.-made or licensed and norms, and even violence, product introduction in May in import TVs as well from Matsu­ with Japan-U.S. trade tensions, Richard Reister, spokesman for southeast. Mostly sunny, windy advertiser for about two years, however. 11 R AWnrIrt A ft An armed Iranian boarding the ship for about 30 minutes,” the weapons to Iran or Iraq. which are inherent in all ship order to cope with the dollar shita next year and discontinue could prompt these Japanese Samsung Electronics America, ^and very cold Wednesday. Details Critics of the IS-second commercials have contended that the Weather 2 party, apparently hunting for war official said. “ Generally, the Iran­ White House spokesman Larry search incidents.” decline and improve profitability production in the United States. firms to increase production in the the largest Korean electronics 'on page 2. shorter ads will clutter the television airwaves and drive viewers hurt by the price war. Among Japanese concerns, Sony United States. concern in the United States, said, away from the medium. And they say 15 seconds is too short to do General Electric Co. Vice Presi­ Corp. of America has specified a The ten firms account for more “ We do not expect to have to raise much more than remind a viewer of a product’s name. dent Jacques Robinson said GE is price boost of 5 to 12 percent for its than 70 percent of the U.S. color TV prices next year.”

i t — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Jan. 14, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Jan. 14, 1986 — 3_ WEATHER Proposal calls for earlier start on foreign languages By Susan Vaughn in the eighth grade. department, told the school board High School at a cost of $15,000. would provide the students with foreign language, the more suc­ Herald Reporter at its meeting Monday. Funding for the additional teacher greater opportunity for success in cessful they are and the longer Today’s forecast Under the proposal, which was The current eighth-grade intro­ was recommended by School Su­ the language. they stick with it, Senges said. Manchester public school stu- prepared by foreign language ductory courses in French, Span­ perintendent James P. Kennedy in She also said the new method Offering the languages at an Connecticut, MaBsachusetts and Rhode Island: ' dents will be able to learn foreign teachers in the school system, 60 ish and German would be taught in his annual budget proposal, which would be more enjoyable and less earlier grade will also give a larger Becoming mostly cloudy with a few flurries late languages at an earlier age if a percent of the seventh-graders at a two-year sequence under the was presented to the board at stressful for the students and number of students the opportun­ this afternoon. Windy and very cold today with proposal presented to the Board of Bennet and Illing junior high proposed program, with the Monday's meeting. would allow them to learn at their ity to become proficient in a second highs 10 to 15 northwest and in the upper teens to Education Monday night is schools would be allowed the seventh-graders taking a language own pace. Younger students are language, she said. In making a case for teaching mid 20s southeast. A few flurries this evening then followed. '• option of taking a foreign lan­ only three days a week. more enthusiastic and more open languages at an earlier age, The school board took no action clearing late tonight. Windy and very cold with The proposal calls for introduc­ guage. The students would be to learning about other cultures, Senges said that changing the on the proposal Monday. It will be lows around zero northwest to around 10 above ing languages in the seventh grade selected on the basis of reading The addition of the classes would Senges said. require the hiring of another emphasis in the first-year courses Teachers have also found that considered as budget for the southeast. Mostly sunny windy and very cold beginning next year. Introductory proficiency, Barbara Senges, head part-time teacher at Bennet Junior to listening and speaking skills the earlier ctiiHents Start taking a coming year is finalized. Wednesday. Highs around 10 north to near 20 south. language courses currently begin of the secondary foreign language Maine: Increasing cloudiness southwest and mostly sunny elsewhere in the afternoon. Windy SUnilARr OF BUDGET BY 8AJ0R PROGRANS today with highs 0 to 10 above north and 10 to 20 south. Mostly clear north and variable cloudiness Board adopts search rules, south tonight. Chance of flurries southwest early at night. Lows 15 to 25 below north and 5 above to 15 below south. Mostly sunny and windy Wednesday. ACTUAL CURRENT PROPOSED BUDGET TOTAL Highs 0 to 10 below north and single numbers to mulls two changes in policy EiPENOITURE APPROPRIATIONS BUDGET INCREASE REBUEST near 10 south. 1904-BS 19B5-86 19B6-B7 19B6-B7 1986-87 New Hampshire: Increasing clouds with a By Susan Vaughn The other proposed change Hay said, some who took the chance of flurries in the afternoon. Highs 7 to 12 Herald Reporter would formalize the practice of elective courses lost their motiva­ north and 10 to 20 south. Chance of flurries early charging $600 in tuition for child­ tion to excel midway through the tonight then clearing. Lows 10 to 20 below north and courses and would do only minimal The Board of Education Monday ren of school district staff Regulir Instructional *11,177,164 *11,955,880 *13,319,559 *1,363,679 11.43 5 above to IS below south. M ostly sunny and windy night adopted new guidelines for members. The regular tuiti^ rate work to get by. Prograis Wednesday. Highs 5 above to S below north and student searches and heard prop­ for non-resident students is nearly The curriculum committee re­ Today; becoming mostly cloudy with a 40 percent chance of light snow single numbers to near 10 south. osals to change the policies govern­ $4,000, Deakin said. commended that the pass/fail Vermont: Frigid today. Sunshine followed by ing non-resident students and the Board member Francis Maffe system be changed so that the General Support Prograis *969,734 *1,013,115 *1,178,441 *165,326 16.32 this afternoon. Very cold with high 15 to 20. Wind northwest 10 to 20 increasing clouds and possibly some light snow or use of the pass/fail option. suggested that the tuition rate for elective courses would be graded as regular classes, but would not mph and gusty. Tonight: mostly cloudy with a chance of flurries this flurries this afternoon and evening. Highs zero to UPl photo The search policy approved at children of school employees be Pupil Personnel/Special *3,SSe,66l *3,990,604 *4,617,961 *627,357 15.72 evening then clearing. Very cold with low zero to 5 above. Wind 10. Clearing overnight and bitter cold. Lows S to 25 the board’s meeting Monday will made a percentage of the tuition be considered in students’ rank­ Education Prograis below zero. Partly sunny Wednesday but still very bring the schools into conformity rate that would fluctuate as the ings, which are considered by northwest 10 to 20 mph. Wednesday: mostly sunny windy and very Today In history with recent court rulings, officials rate changed. Deakin said he colleges for admission purposes. cold. High around 15. Drawing by Lisa Marinelli, 8, of 33 Hoffman Road, cold. Highs zero to 10. Support and *7,261,160 *7,946,794 *8,652, n2 *705,970 8.85 In 1943, President Franklin D. Roosevelt and British said. would prepare a proposal reflect­ a fourth-grader at Waddell School. Under the policy, students can be ing that recommendation for the BOARD MEMBERS SAID the Adiinistrative Prograis • Extended outlook Prime Minister Winston Churchill opened a 10-day World , searched by school administrators board’s next regular meeting, administrative guidelines adopted War II strategy conference in Casablanca, Morocco. or authorized staff members when when it plans to act on the policy Monday for searching students Extended outlook for New England Thursday a "reasonable suspicion estab­ changes. and their property would reflect Standing behind the two leaders are Britain’s Lt. Gen. recommendations made by the through Saturday: lishes that a search is justified.” Hastings Ismay, left, and Vice Admiral Lord Louis LEE HAY, chairman of the Supreme Court and also put into Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island: Assistant School Superintendent TOTAL »22,766,7I9 *24,906,593 *27,768,731 *2,862,340 11.49 Mountbatten. Wilson E. Deakin told board faculty curriculum committee at writing what has been practiced. Fair Thursday. Chance of. light snow Friday. SBSsssssassss SSSSSXS33SS:SS3 3SBSS33SSBS members that one proposed Manchester High School, told the Manchester High School Princi­ Partly cloudy Saturday. Lows 5 to 15 Thursday and change in the policy governing board the committee wants to drop pal Jacob Ludes said that the in the 20s F riday and Saturday. Highs in the upper non-resident students would bring the pass/fail option and replace it policy reflects what has been the 20s and 30s. Almanac it into compliance with current with a "not-for-rank-in-class” op­ procedure for some time at the • These prograts include Transportation, Building Haintenance and Plant Operation. Vermont: Dry and cold Thursday. Highs in the practices. The previous policy, tion, which would use normal high school. 20s. Lows zero to 15. Chance of flurries Friday. Dry adopted in October 1973 and grading procedures. "Nobody has challenged it or Saturday. Warmer Friday and Saturday. Highs in fiscal year Monday night by Superin­ Today i.s Tuc.sday, Jan. 14. the On this date in history: revised in November 1979, stated The pass/fail practice has been been abused by it," said Youth Chart shows major changes in the the 30s. Lows 15 to 25. Nth day of 1986 with 351 to follow. In 1914. Henry Ford introduced ■ that seniors who moved from used by about 25 higher level Services Director Robert Digan. school budget proposed for the next tendent James P. Kennedy. New Hampshire and Maine: Fair Thursday. The moon is moving toward its the "assembly line” to auto Manchester in the middle of the academic students to enhance He added that students have Chance of flurries Friday. Fair Saturday. Lows 5 first quarter. manufacturing, allowing comple­ year would be charged tuition to their regular academic schedule, cooperated in search situations as below to 10 above Thursday morning warming to tion of one Model-T Ford every 90 finish the year in town. Hay said. But he said the pass/fail The morning stars are Mercury. recently as Monday. between 5 and 20by Saturday morning. Highs in the minutes. procedure has created a problem Venus. Mars and Saturn. Budget request up 11 percent In 1940. FBI agents seized 18 BUT DEAKIN SAID the practice in that a small number of high- "W e have yet to encounter a teens north and 20s south on Thursday rising into The evening star is Jupiter. people in New York City and ' has been to allow them to finish the level academic students are not situation we couldn’t handle.” he the 20s and 30s Friday and Saturday. Lookout Mountain Drive said, ‘lit would make all of us charged them with conspiring to ■ year without charge and that the taking elective courses because said. Continued from page 1 Those born on this date are under much more comfortable next year. ’’ The parents have overthrow the government. policy should reflect the situation. they are afraid they will lower Under the policy, students who the sign of Capricorn. They include Base funds in mind, he said Monday afternoon. “ I said the school deserves full-time leadership. In 1969, a series of explosions on ! He said the same policy is in effect their overall class ranking. The refuse to cooperate with a valid Across the nation turncoat Gen. Benedict Arnold in don’t feel honestly that is what is going to happen. I in presenting the budget proposal to the press the nuclear aircraft carrier USS ■ in all neighboring school districts. elective, lower-level courses pro­ search will be subject to discipli­ 1741; Thornton Waldo Burgess, feel there is going to more funding from the state." earlier in the day, Kennedy said that, if approved, the Enterprise off Hawaii killed 10 Students in lower grades will still vide fewer credits. nary action and/or referred to the A cold front off the New England coast forced author of Peter Rabbit.” in 1874; He predicted the issue of state funding for the towns Martin principal would not be the current principal, men. have to pay at least partial tuition Because grades are a motivating police. cold air and gusty winds into the Northeast today, philosopher and medical mission­ will become a political one during an election year, Douglas Townsend, because Townsend was not In 1985. the British pound sank to ! if the change is adopted. factor for the upper-level students. Strip searches are prohibited. pushing wind chills to as low as 30 below zero. ary Albert Schweitzer in 1875; saying that a Democratic governor and a Republican interested in either of the additional assignments. But a record low — a fraction over $1.11 Light snow was falling across the Great Lakes silent comedy film director Hal Legislature ‘ ‘will not want to give each other credit for Kennedy hinted that Townsend would fill a vacancy — and the Bank of England raised • region and along the coast of Maine. Roach in 1892; novelist John dos educational reform.” expected in an elementary school principalship next UPl WEATHER FOTOCAST Passos in 1896; Japanese novelist interest rates to halt the decline. I Skies were cloudy over much of the nation west of _____ ’ ♦ Although Kennedy said it is “ impossible to tell the year, although he would not say where it would be. the Rockies and fog covered many valleys. Yukio Mishima in 1925; singer Education proposal no surprise impact” of expected mandated teacher salaries, he Budget review workshops by the school board and A thought for the day: Aibert Clear skies prevailed from the Rockies to the Jack Jones in 1938 (age 46); said he is confident that Manchester will receive at PTA Council members have been scheduled for actress Faye Dunaway in 1941 (age Schweitzer said. "You don’t live in National forecast Mississippi Valley and across the Southeast. Neither the majority leader nor not much more in there’’ other the approval. least $75,000 to pay for the difference between the Tuesday and Thursday at 7 p.m. in the board’s offices 45); and evangeli.st-turned-actor a world all alone. Your brothers , Temperatures early today were below zero in minority leader on the town Board than salaries. “ We knew it was going to recommended starting salary of$19,300and Manches­ at 45 N. School St. By town charter, the board must Marjoe Gortner. in 1945 (age 41). are here too.’ happen,” Mayor Barbara Wein­ ter teachers’ starting salary next year of $18,913. During early Wednesday, rain is forecast for parts of the Pacific sections of central and. upstate New York and of Directors expressed surprise Kennedy attributed 80 percent of send a budget recommendation to the town general berg, a Democrat, said this morn­ But Kennedy stressed that if the state passes Northwest. Rain/showers are possible from the Mid to North Pacific mostly in the single digits to teens from Minnesota this morning at the 11.49 percent the increase to salaries and manager by Feb. 21. increase iri the school budget ing. "W e don’t know how much mandated target salaries for ail teachers, it will across the Great Lakes region and the Appalach­ salary-related items. After General Manager Robert B. Weiss makes his Coast and the Lower Intermountain Region with snow possible in the proposed Monday by Superintend­ assistance we will get from the continue to affect the local commitment to education. recommendation on the budget, the Board of ians to the northern half of the Atlantic Coast. Northern Great Lakes Region. Elsewhere the weather will be fair. Lottery ent James P. Kennedy. Director William Diana, leader state to help pay for the increases. The recommendation for the Martin principal Directors and the school board will hold a joint "W e expected an inordinately of the Republican minority, said: It’s going to be a rough budget received immediate response from some parents at meeting. The tax rate must be set by the first week of “ We knew the salaries had to go large increase because of raises in year.” the end of Monday night’s meeting. Cheryl Conklin of May. other numbers drawn Monday teacher salaries in respoonse to up. ’ ’ He said the directors commit­ The school budget must be Connecticut daily in New England: what we read to be the public’s ted themselves to a big increase approved the Board of Directors Tri-state daily: 435, 1737 wishes,” said Democratic Major­ Dec. 10 when they approved a Monday: 580 along with budgets for other town Rhode Island daily: 7029 ity Leader Stephen T. Penny. teachers’ contract. Republican operations. ra O P L E Play Four: 4559 Massachusetts daily; 9824 He said he suspected “ there is directors joined the Democrats in HARTFORD RD. DAIRY DDEEN Heavenly name Opry revisited Directors get plan for Nike lease "Now You Have A Choice!" Halley’s Comet comes around every 76 CBS’s two-hour special “ The 60th Anniver­ dows before it could occupy the description prepared by Fine, years or so but Halley Comet Reed III can A town proposal to lease a F R E E 16 oz. Old Fashioned sary of the Grand Ole Opry” really brought former recreation building at the building, under the terms of the The program will involve 41 almost always be found around Pensacola, back the memories for Opry veteran Minnie Nike site to New Seasons, a lease. It would also provide, fire clients, many of whom will be Fla, Reed, 17, says he never thought about, mass Pearl. Her favorite segment of the show, non-profit social service corpora­ alarms and smoke detectors. served in the convalescent homes brazier, altering his name. " I tell them my whole which airs Tuesday night, is “ The Ryman tion, provides for a monthly charge The intitial lease would run from where they live. In March, New name,” he said. “ I’m proud of my name. It’s Remembered,” a look at the building that of $120 to cover the cost of utilities Wednesday to June 30. New Seasons will be taking referrals of with the Full Meal Deal unique.” Reed plans to get a look at his housed the Opry from 1943 until 1974. and outdoor maintenance of the Seasons would have the option to clients who live in homes with their namesake this year. " I guess I ’m kind of “They copied from old pictures the building. renew the lease for five successive families, Fine's report said. Sinole Buraer...... *1.99 m e m «bo An au beei ® ® burger? A fender chicken . . more excited than he is,” says his mother, costumes we wore back then,” she said. “ It Under the terms of the lease, one-year terms. Fine received a master of M ary Reed. ” I thought it was kind of neat science degree in counseling the Double Buroer...... •2.49 or nsh sandwich? a juicy was me and Roy (Acuff) and little Jim my which will be considered by the New Seasons, whose president 9 hot dog? Besides your that it would come around this year and he Manchester Board of Directors aging from the University of Dickens, Bill Monroe, Pee Wee King, and executive director is Belle Triole Buroer...... ^2.99 sandwich, wim would actually get to see it. He can relate Bridgeport in 1977. I I ip i v W UI •• •. our Full Meal Deal you get Grandpa Jones, Grant ’Turner and the tonight, monthly rent will be Fine, has received grants of up to himself to something in history. Not backup girls and boys, with their hair done reduced to $20 if New Seasons $291,159 from the state Depart­ New Seasons originally planned Super D og...... *1.79 " 1 7 , everbody can do that.” Reed almost ended up in '50s styles. We had such a feeling of deja installs an electric meter and pays ment of Mental Retardation to to use a former supermarket on Up with a less celestial name because his dad, vu.” the electric bill. operate a program through June East Center Street for its program, Chicken Sandwiclr.°. *2.29 Halley Comet Reed II, had qualms about The building, the former Arts The show features a lot of old-timers like Absolutely Frozen 30. but those plans fell through. Fish Sandwich...... *2.19 q u e e n s a t serve sundae ______carrying on the tradition. “ But when I went Building, will be used only for a Acuff, Loretta Lynn, Kitty Wells, Willie The Board of Directors will meet in and had that son. he had him named before Are you feeling "absolutely cold” this winter? Physicists non-profit therapeutic recreation At its center in the Nike site off Nelson and Herman Crook, 87, the only cast Keeney Street, New Seasons plans at 8 p.m. in the hearing room of 3 came out of the delivery room,” Mrs. Reed remind us that absolute cold — the total absence of heat program for adults and senior mem ber who has been with Opry since the to have activities for 15to 20 clients Lincoln Center. At 7:30 p.m., the . CAKE SAMPLE SALE! said, Halley III says if he has a son, the boy — has never been attained anywhere in the Universe. citizens who are developmentally beginning, along with relative newcomers from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 1 to 4 directors will meet with the town's definitely will be named Halley Comet Reed disabled. 4 ^ ■’RICE On All Oval Cakes! like the Oak Ridge Boys, Larry Gatlin & The Nor will it he! Any refrigeration process becomes less New Seasons would have to buy p.m. Monday through Friday with delegation in the General Assem­ TV. A Dairy Quean Frozen Cake Is rich with good th- ^ ^ ^ 0 0 | cib Gatlin Brothers, Alabama and R icky effe ieot as a substance approaches absolute zero. This and install a new heating system, occasional weekend and evening bly to discuss legislation of interest 7 . ..C ingt like thick dark fudge and crisp chocolate V ^ U U '"y* ® Skaggs. is because refrigeration uses molecular motion itself to partitions, doors, and storm win­ activities, according to a program to the town. i ' ^ crunch with creamy chocolate and vanilla Dairy SsrVBt 4 tO 5 PSOplB Lennon alike slow down the molecular motion of freezing particles. gu::n rcz.r,:e'rmel?o,7r°' stop in or call 647-io 76- Scientists HAVE frozen substances to within .000001 Crestfield owners Cynthia Lennon was concerned the first SUZETTE CHARLES Hollywood homeless degree of absolute zero. Mayor sends time she saw her son Julian Lennon in STOCK YOUR FREEZER SALE concert last spring in Los Angeles. . . . getting exposure The incongruities were striking at the DO Y O U K N O W —What is the temperature for ab­ may file complaint ” 1 honestly thought that it would take me Community for Creative Non-Violence shel­ solute zero on the Fahrenheit scale? water comments D illy Bars ...... 1 2 / * 2 . 7 5 reg. 35C each T)ack and upset me a lot,” she says, "But all I ter in Washington, D.C. Sunday night. Bv John F. Kirch MONDAY’S ANSWER—Abraham Lincoln is pictured on B u s t e r B a r s ...... reg. 70C each did was smile and applaud. I was so thrilled Short, profitable reign Homeless men and women were being Herald Reporter 6/*3.00 the U.S. penny. The town wants assurance that it will not be that Julian was Julian.” served by tuxedoed waiters and mingling forced under state regulations to abide by The owners of the Crestfield-Fenwood nursing D.Q. Sandwiches ...... 1 2 / * 1 . 7 5 reg. 25* each . She says it’s a pity that young Lennon Suzette Charles’s Miss America reign was with the Hollywood establishment. 1 1 Knnwlfd^'f I'nlimilt'd. Int’. recommendations of a regional coordinating home may file charges with the National Labor never had the chance to play with his father, only two months but it gave her what she The occasion was a cast party for “ Race committee for use of the town’s drinking water Relations Board in Hartford against the union that D.Q . H om epac ~'.'.?:.T.r....2 Qts./*1.25 reg. 99* each ex-Beatle John Lennon. wanted — exposure. Against Winter,” the story of Mitch Snyder A Newspuper in Education Program resources. represents 60 striking employees at the facility, their “ There are similiarities in their attitudes, Charles, who finished Vanessa Williams’ and his efforts to look out for the homeless in Sponsored by Mayor Barbara Weinberg has sought that attorney said Monday. in their humor and creativity,” Lennon’s term in 1984 after Williams was overexposed Washington, starring Martin Sheen. The Manchester Herald assurance in a letter to the state commissioner of Hartford Attorney Alan I. Scheer, who represents ex-wife says in McCall’s magazine. ” If you in Penthouse, says she is keeping busy with “ I ’m pleased I can portray Mitch so that I health services on proposed regulations setting the owners, said Monday that the owners were We’re Having a Blizzard Sale! -could only put them together now, they would singing and lecturing appearances and can prevent someone who doesn’t stand with up public water management areas throughout considering filing the charges against the New England Health Care Employees Union, District 1199, have a ball, jam m ing and playing and television shows. him from portraying him,” said Sheen, who the state. i HUTHiM maiHN Choose from: Butterfinger, Heath, M&M’s, Reeses because it has aimed violence against employees of writing together.” signed autographs for the street people. “ I In the letter, dated Wednesday, Weinberg said v l Pieces, Oreo, Choc. Chip, German Choc., Maca- “ I wanted exposure,” she said during a the Vernon Street nursing home. Cynthia says she fills “ with horror” at the the town sees the need for language that ira" dairy QUEEN* th. rooo, Choc. Covered Chetries, Baoana Puddiog Of speaking engagement in Nashville, Tenn. “ I agree with him, but I’m too big a coward to Since the strike began Oct. 21, both workers -suggestion Julian is “ like a reincarnation” of Manchester Herald specifically states that the role of the Water mo.1 .crumpiioh. ir..i p^gke up youf owH Combination. needed to show people on a national level that join him actively." crossing the picket line and strikers have experienced his father. Julian, she says, “ really is his own Utility Coordinating Committee is advisory and I exist, that I have talent. I went from a Richard W. Cosgrove, Publisher that no utility will be mandated to abide by its vandalism to their cars. One striker’s car was rperson. When he’s onstage, he’s nothing like regular college student and now I’m a recommendations. shotgunned in November. -John at all.” t a o r BLIZZARD 99C R e g . *139 personality. It makes me feel very good to be The WUCC is responsible for preparing a Neither side has admitted to being involved in any of USPS 327-500 VOL. CV, No. 88 the star.” Burt the back-up coordinated plan for use of drinking water the vandalism. The owners — Holland Castleman and Publlahad dally except Sunday Suggested carrier rates are $1.50 resources. Josiah Lessner, both Manchester attorneys, and Royal Treat Sale! Charles said she is talking with country U .S. Ambassador Richard Burt served as a and certain holldaya by the Man- weekly, $6.50(oronemonth,$19.2S Howard Dickstein of Vernon — have called on all Glimpses cheater Publishing Co., 16 Bralnard (or three months, $36.50 (or tlx music singer Charley Pride about organizing back-up singer for a West Berlin rock group In the letter, Weinberg also said that If the parties to stop the violence. Dig Into the cool, rich, delicious taste of our Place. Manchaater, Conn. 06040. months and $77.00 (or one year. WUCCs are able to “ mandate the operation of an Peanut Buster Parfait.* Or nutty Double De- Actress Jessica Lange and playwright- a record contract. “ I’d love to be another during a weekend recording session, accord­ Second claaa postage paid at Man­ Scheer said the owners will also seek other legal Mall rates are available on request. individual public water system or to require light.* Or luscious Banana Split covered with actor Sam Shepard took their new daughter Barbara Mandrell,” she said. ing to reporters who witnessed the event. chester. Conn. POSTMASTER: remedies against District 1199 because its members flavors like strawberry and pineapple. All expansion of that system, it would affect the home Sunday. The 7-pound, 14 ounce girl — Burt, who was in the city to attend a press Send address changes to the Man­ illegally picketed outside of Castlemah’s Ellen Lane made with Dairy Queen* soft serve, a real chester Herald. P.O. Box 591. Man­ ability of individual communities to operate their as yet unnamed — was bom Saturday and is reception, was overheard as saying he had To place a classKled or display home Sunday. The owners have filed a complaint with FA ib l^ig S l dairy product. Royal Treats, everyone, and chester, Conn. 06040. advertlsament, or to report a newt own water systems.” the Manchester police. specially priced. their first child together. Lange, 36, also has made an appointment at a recording studio Item, story or picture Idea, call 043- Connecticut law prohibits picketing outside of a a daughter by dancer Mikhail Baryishnikov Quote of the day to visit “ The Subtones’’ on Saturday, after The WUCC would be made up of one WE TREAT YOU RIGHT« GUARANTEED DELIVERY: l( 2711. Ottica houra are 6:30 a.m. to 5 residence unless the house is adajacent to or on the ... Fess Parker, television’s version of Davy p.m. Monday through Friday. representative of each water utility in its area having seen them perform on television. you don't receive your Herald by 5 property of a facility involved in a labor dispute. Crockett, has accepted an invitation to be the Dexter Scott King, the youngest son of Dr. p.m. weekdays or 7:30 a.m. Satur­ and one representative of each regional planning Several reporters went to the studios and Union officials denied they picketed outside HARTFORD RD. SPEED QUEEN LAUNDRY guest of honor at the 200th birthday Martin Luther King Jr., launching a said the 38-year-oId ambassador joined the day, pleaea telephone your carrier. district in the area. It you’re unable to reach your car­ The Manchester Herald It a mem­ Castleman’s home Sunday. The union held a sing-in Every Day Low Prices celenration of the' real Davy Crockett in weeklong celebration of his father’s birthday group in singing “ Ain’t She Sweet” and a with a challenge to carry on the slain civil rier, cell subscriber service at 647- ber o( the Aaaoclatad Praaa, a tub- Weinberg and other town officials have said and cookout that ended with a march on Ellen Lane “W9 Double Your TImo On Drying" Greene County, Tenn., this August. A folk 1960s Rolling Stones’ number. 6946 by 6 p.m. weekdays or 10 a.m. acrlber to United Pratt Interna­ and Richmond Drive, where Lessner lives, officials ' rights leader’s dream: they are concerned about the possibility that festival, a Crockett film festival, musical After his performance, Burt’s wife, Gahl, Saturdays (or guaranteed delivery tional news aervlcaa and a member Manchester will be forced to share its water said. Pearl Granat, a union organizer, said Monday 17 DRYERS - 15 MINUTES - 25« presentations and living history demonstra­ “ There are many who talk the talk, but few In Manchester. ol the Audit Bureau ol Circulations. 32 Family Sized Washers $1.00 Load / 4 Super Sized Washers $1.75 Load said; “ I support m y husband in anything but supply under the regulations. that the strikers marched by Castleman’s house, but Blankets • Sittoinp Boos * Bulk Itoms tions are planned. who walk the walk.” singing." did not stop and picket. MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday Ian. 14. 1986 — 5 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Jan.-U, 1986 U.S./World Failed repairs may shorten mission | Both sides see victory in high court review of primary case By.'Judd Everhart the suit in 1984, say they’re numerical edge in Connecticut’s controlled the legislature, they got the bill through only to see it vetoed In Brief By William Harwood i Thp Associated Press confident the high court will uphold statewide elections. As of October, “The right of unrestpicted political association there were 695,537 registered De­ by Goy. William A. O’Neill, a ( United Press International * decisions in their favor by the U.S. ■■■ -BARTFORD — Dpputy Attorney District Court in Hsjtfoi^ and the mocrats, 461,799 registered Repub- Democrat. is fundamental to the ever-changing Retail tales up In 1985 CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — Columbia’s astro- Geperal Clarine N. Riddle says the 2nd U.S. Circuit Coulrt of AppOals in /licans and 581,268 registered but U.S. District Judge Jose A. relationship between the governed and the nauts struggled without success today to fix a balky ' -dtate has won an important victory New York. ^ Unafflliated voters in the state. Cabranes ruled for the Republi­ WASHINGTON - Retail sales rose 6.3 percent h the U.S. Supreme Court’s Sen. Lowell Jr., In 1984, the state’s Republican jovernment. Without it, incumbent in 1985 and were up 1.9 percent during light intensifier vital for observations of dim Halley’s 'Helcker cans, finding that the law violated comet and pressed on with a potpourri of other dc Ulon to hear arguments on R-Conn., who tt^ a n pushing the Patty amended its rules to allow the party members’ constitution­ December’s Christmas season buying, the unaffiliated voters to vote in government is unaccountable and important space experiments. wl sther a politipal party has a idea of open primaries more than ally protected rights of associa­ Commerce Department reported today. ri| i^to open its i^m dry elections. two years ago, said m welcomed primaries for U.S. Senate and U.S. retailers did business amounting to $117.9 NASA mission managers said Monday they might tion. The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of self-perpetuating.” consider ordering Columbia back to the Kennedy inaffiliated voters. Supreme Court review of the case. House, governor and the guberna­ Appeals upheld Cabranes’ ruling billion during December, a 6.6 percent increase ' -1 It's important to remember ‘'tHe right of unrestricted politi­ torial underticket, but not other — Sen. Lowell Weicker over December 1984. Space Center Thursday — one day early — to give on Aug. 8. engineers more time to ready the oft-delayed ke not fighting for or against cal, association is fundamental to offices such as mayor or legisla­ Although sales for the fourth quarter of 1985 Op n primaries,” she said after the ever-changing relationship be­ tive seats. Riddle said the Supreme Court’s were down 0.7 percent from the preceding spaceship for its next flight in March. Early today, In 1984 and ’85, Republican decision “confirms our belief that state Republican Chairman Tho­ “I am still confident that our landing remained set for Friday. Mfrday’s action. “We’re fighting tween the governed and the mas J. D’Amore Jr. said he had position will be upheld,” he said. three-month peri^, total sales for 1985 were ovfr the question of who decides, government,” the state’s senior legislators sought to amend state this is primarily a legal issue,” she $1,378 trillion. Astronaut Franklin Chang- Diaz, born In Costa Rica law to permit the change. The first said. “If if were merely a political hoped the high court would not and the first Hispanic-American to fly in space, the parties or the legislature.” U.S. senator said. “Without it, hear the case and let the lower Riddle said she expected oral The fourth quarter results represented a 5.6 'the state believes the right incumbent government is unac­ time, their efforts were turned squabble, the nation’s highest arguments to be held in April and a percent increase over the final period of 1984. planned to conduct a televised tour of the shuttle later back by the then-majority Demo­ court wouldn’t be wasting its time court rulings stand, but he was not today in Spanish in an international gesture of good should reside with the legislature, countable and self-perpetuating.” surprised by the decision. decision by July. ^ ate Republicans, who brought Democrats long have enjoyed a crats. Last year, when the GOP on it.” will. Holocaust trial Imminent ‘"The reason I was thinking of doing this is this sort of activity has never really been done in Spanish and LOS ANGELES — The trial of a lawsuit filed in the years to come, we’ll probably be doing a lot of Qases test nearly five years ago by a Holocaust survivor business with Latin America,’’ he said before launch. against a group that claims the extermination of The other crewmen are commander Robert "Hoot” Jews never occurred is expected to last until the Gibson, co-pilot Charles Bolden, George Nelson, end of the week, a lawyer said. Steven Hawley, RCA engineer Robert Cenker and rieligious Jury selection in the case was scheduled for Rep. Bill Nelson, D-Fla., making the flight as a today, and the trial before Superior Court Judge congressional observer, Alfred Margolis was expected to conclude by the freedoms end of the week. ASIDE FROM the comet study, Columbia’s other Mel Mermelstein filed suit in February 1981 experiments have generally performed well and early WASHINGTON (UPl) - The against the Institute of Historical Review in today the shuttle fliers worked to gather more Supreme Court, in two cases that Torrance, Calif., after the organization refused to priceless data about materials processing, medicine, test the Constitution’s freedom of pay him a promised $50,000 reward for proof that astrophysics and other topics. religion clause, must decide this Jews were gassed at the Auschwitzconcentration George Nelso,, armed with screwdrivers, small term when the government’s inter­ camp during World War II. wrenches and a Swiss army knife, worked through the ests outweigh a person’s rjght to A trial on most of Mermelstein’s lawsuit was morning to make adjustments on the balky Halley’s piT^tice his or her faith. headed off in July, when the institute was ordered Ilie justices were scheduled to comet image intensifier but the work apparently was helir arguments today from iawy- to pay the reward and damages and write a letter to no avail. to Mermelstein and all other Auschwitz survivors er$ for an American Indian who "I just got done playing with the intensifier again." considers Social Security numbers apologizing for the suffering they caused by Nelson said, "You still get a green screen when you claiming the Holocaust was a myth. pail of the "great evil” and an turn it on but there’s just no intensification at all” He Orthodox Jewish officer who was Mermelstein's claims, however, are still intact promised to keep trying. UPl photo against one defendant, Ditlieb Felderer, a told by the Air Force he could not The image intensifier. capable of amplifying the to repair a balky light intensifier wear a yarmulke while on duty. member of the IHR’s editorial advisory commit­ dim comet’s light some 100,000 times, failed to work Congressman Bill Nelson, D-Fla., uses tee. Felderer, who lives in Sweden, was not apparently failed, jeopardizing the In the first case, the government Monday after Nelson found it had been packed aboard tape recorder to take notes while is appealing a lower court ruling 4 included in the earlier settlement because he did the shuttle already turned on. Its dead batteries were chance to get a better view of Halley’s not show up for the settlement conference. looking out the space shuttle Colum­ that exempted the father of Little replaced but it still failed to work, disappointing Comet. Bird of the Snow from obtaining a passbook bia’s window today. The crew’s attempt scientists on the ground. Social Security card. Gemayel begins more talks Nelson, whose district includes the Kennedy Space The father, Stephen Roy, of Center, was heard from for the first time today when THE COMET STUDY, while a relatively modest Even though the image intensifier failed to work Bellefonte, Pa., a member of the BEIRUT, Lebanon — Lebanese army units he showed up on television from the shuttle to report undertaking by shuttle standards, represents a Monday, Nelson proceeded anyway but he was not Abenaki Tribe, .said he believed were deployed, in Christian east Beirut early on the status of several medical experiments he has unique opportunity to observe history’s most famous optimistic about the results. having a Social Security number today to enforce a cease-fire after the worst been conducting. comet, thought to be a huge ball of dirty ice, because it "Without the intensifier, the comet is pretty would rob his daughter of her spirit fighting between Christian militias in 10 months "In addition. I’ve been having a ball!” the is now so close to the sun and thus at its most difficult to find in the window,” he told mission in accordance with an Abenaki killed 25 people and wounded 70. lawmaker said, looking fit as he floated about chemically active under the bombardment of the control. “I think we got it, and we got five different legend of the "great evil.” In Damascus, Lebanese President Amin Columbia’s flight deck. solar wind. exposures on it. I’m not sure how bright they’re going At issue is a government require­ Gemayel held a second day of talks with Syrian As for the comet photography, investigator Alan In space, the astronauts can look at the comet to be” ment that participants in the food officials today on a Syrian-backed proposal to end Stern said the camera system and light amplifier are during the fourminutesbetweensunset and the time it Stern was more optimistic at an evening news stamp and Aid to Families with w ith , nearly 11 years of civil war in Lebanon. scheduled to fly again aboard the shuttle Challenger disappears over the horizon. Meaningful observations conference. He said the observations Monday were- Dependent Children programs Gemayel flew to Damascus Monday hours after later this month and again aboard Columbia in from Earth are no longer possible this month because expected to produce some valuable results even give their state welfare agencies fighting broke out between his supporters in the March. the comet is so close to the sun. without the image intensifier. the Sociai Security numbers of Christian Phalangist Party, who are opposed to family members before becoming the peace accord, and the Lebanese Forces units elkible to receive benefits. loyal to Elie Hobeika, its 28-year-old chief who fhe government, which tried to signed the agreement Dec. 28. dilcontinue the child’s benefits, The warring militias agreed to and began King Day celebration aifued that exempting people implementing a cease-fire Monday evening but from the requirement “seriously mcMieymamet sporadic skirmishes kept hundr^s of school- jeopardizes the government’s abil- children sleeping on classroom floors where they i t | to combat fraud in federal were trapped by the fighting in most Christian starts amid controversy welfare programs and generally to east Beirut neighborhoods. pnom 0 t e the administrative ef^iency of such programs.” J CraxI meets with Mubarak Combined Wire Services remember nothing else, remember that in JPhe other case involves S. life you may lose, but whatever you do, Simeha Goldman, an ordained CAIRO, Egypt — Italian Prime Minister The youngest son of Dr. Martin Luther never lose the faith,” raobi who joined the Air Force in Bettino Craxi arrived today for three hours of King Jr. kicked off a weeklong national as a clinicai psychologist. talks with President Hosni Mubarak on the celebration of his father’s birthday with a Coretta Scott King appeared in Harlem in J n May 1981, three years after he Middle East situation in the wake of the recent New York City at the opening of a traveling ned the Air Force in California, rates. challenge to carry on the slain civil rights resurgence of Palestinian terrorist attacks. leader’s dream with deeds and not just exhibit dedicated to her husband. a I superior told him he was The visit was Craxi’s first meeting with the words, "People have rededicated themselves to vipiating the military’s dress code Egyptian president since the hijacking of the "There are many who talk the talk,” work toward the kind of society and world bj5 wearing a customary yar­ Now you can get high money market rates and have A Italian cruise ship Achille Lauro in October, the 24-year-old Dexter Scott King said in unity that Martin envision'd,” said Mrs. mulke, or skullcap, on his head. subsequent hijacking of an Egyptair plane to Washington Monday, "but few who walk the King. 1/ess than two months later, Malta and the Dec. 27 Palestinian terrorist walk.” She was joined by another son. Martin (^Idman received a formal letter the priceless security of a passbook. attacks on airports in Rome and Vienna. In Atlanta today, U.S. Education Secre­ Luther King III, 28, and Rosa Parks. 72. oftreprimand and was threatened Sixty people died in the Egyptair hijacking and tary William J. Bennett was set to make one whose refusal to go to the back of a bus in with additional penalties, includ- the subsequent rescue effort by Egyptian of the major speeches of a day devoted to Montgomery. Ala., in 1955 launched the ii4 a court-martial, if he did not commandos. One person was killed in the Achille youth and students — after spending an hour struggle for equality. stpp wearing the cap. Lauro hijacking and 19 died in the Rome and teaching a third grade class at John Hope "There is still a lack of opportunity, a lack Ooldman, now on inactive re­ Vienna assaults. Elementary School. of incentive and a lot of poverty,” Parks serve status, filed suit against the N A major aim was to review the prospects for King was bom Jan. 15. 1929, but his said. "We have had some improvements but Afr Force on First Amendment revitalizing the joint initiative by Jordan’s King birthday will be celebrated by federal law on we have a long way to go.” gaounds, arguing that the dress Hussein and Palestine Liberation Organization Jan. 20 this year to give workers a long President Reagan, who originally resisted c « e infringed on his right to leader Yasser Arafat for an international weekend. It is the first year King’s birthday establishment of a legal holiday to honor exercise his religion. conference aimed at negotiating a Middle East has been a federal holiday. King, planned to talk later this week with But an appeais court took the settlement, Craxi’s office said. The question of whether to celebrate Mrs. King, who once publicly doubted side of the Air Force, holding that King’s birthday remains controversial in Reagan’s sincerity on civil rights.. “the peculiar nature of the Air many parts of the country. Force’s interest in uniformity Kate Smith said recovering In Georgia, it is a state holiday, but many In Knoxville, Tenn., James Earl Ray says renders the strict enforcement of RALEIGH, N.C. — Relatives of Kate Smith say towns and counties are refusing to acknowl­ he knows little about Martin Luther King its regulation permissible.” Money Market Passbook fans have flooded the hospital with flowers, edge it. Gov. Joe Frank Harris rejected a Jr., the civil rights leader he was convicted get-well cards and telephone calls since the request from the Ku Klux Klan for of assassinating, and is ambivalent about beloved singer underwent surgery to amputate permission to demonstrate on the Capitol the national holiday in King’s memory. Lawsuit puts her right leg two days ago. steps during the holiday. ^ "The government passed a law making "Lots of love has been been pouring in,’’ Missouri Gov. John Ashcroft, bowing to the holiday,” Ray said in an interview sale on hold Smith’s sister, Helen Smith Steene, said Monday. heavy pressure from black and religious published today in The Knoxville Journal. "I have not been able to put the receiver down leaders, Monday declared Jan. 20 a state "It’s a political thing. It don’t make any before it rings again, so truthfully there are a lot holiday. difference to me. I’m not really concerned ANCHORAGE, Alaska (UPl) - of calls and they are from really interested and King’s son Dexter, who was 2 when his about it. I don’t want to jump in the middle of A judge has halted a federal loving people,’’ Steene said. father told the nation "I have a dream” and that; it doesn’t affect me one way or the UPl photo auction of offshore tracts said to Smith, 78, was listed in satisfactory condition in 7 when he was killed, appeared Monday at a other,” he said. contain $15 billion worth of oil and the intensive care unit at Raleigh Community commemoration sponsored by the Depart­ Boston artist "Sidewalk Sam," left, holding his painting gas because the sales could harm Ray, 57, is serving 99 years at the of Martin Luther King, instructs Alexis Figueroa, 11, of Hospital, where doctors removed her right leg ment of Health and Human Services and the Tennessee State Prison in Nashville for the the subsistence lifestyle of some above the knee Sunday because of circulation U.S. Information Agency. Boston, how to paint the left eye of the portrait 650 nearby native Alaskans. problems brought on by diabetes. murder of King in Memphis on April 4,1968 "I challenge each of you to commit as the civil rights leader stood on the (foreground) of King. The portrait will be presented to U.S. District Court Judge James Until now, if you wanted to gain the What’s more, unlike other Money yourself to live the dream,” he said. "If you balcony of the Lorraine Motel. von der Heydt Monday issued a the city by the Dorchester Youth Collaborative. preliminary injunction against the Interior Department’s plan to higher interest rates offered by Money Market accounts Scientists draft report auction 990 offshore tracts, ruling the sale may violate the Native Market accounts, you had to lose the - if you use the SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER villagers’ hunting rights. The auction of leases for 5.6 convenience of a passbook. passbook-you can Effective A nnuiil Yield Anm uil /mt’rc,s( Rute New fears emerge about ozone million acres off Alaska’s southw­ est coast was scheduled Wednes­ Well at CBT, we think it’s time you make as many day. Government lawyers today . % 9.15% Bv Guy Darst ultraviolet rays of the sun. Less report two years ago estimated the were expected to seek an emer­ were able to enjoy the benefits of both. withdrawals as 9 54 The Associated Press ozone at high altitudes means decrease at 2 percent to 4 percent. gency ruling from the 9th U.S. Personal accounts only. SlOOO min. $100,000 max. more skin cancer, more crop So-called two-dimensional mod­ p r e s e n t s Circuit Court of Appeals in San So we’re introaucing the Money you like. Rate guaranteed until 2/1/86. WASHINGTON - New research damage, possible eye damage in els, which take into account Francisco to overturn von der 4 suggests that depletion of the some species of cows and a shorter distance from the equator as well Heydt’s injunction. earth’s protective ozone layer by life for plastics, scientists say. as height, yield decreases of 4 ' In a second order Monday, the Market Passbook. So stop in at man-made gases could be greater Since 1974, scientists have pre­ percent to 5 percent at the equator, judge said the Interior Depart­ than previously thought and^ dicted that chlorofluorocarbon 8 percent to 9 percent at 40 degrees ment may accept oil company bids Now you can get a Money Market your nearest CBT branch today or call greater in far northern regions’^ compounds could attack the high- north latitude — the latitude of for the leases today, but may not than toward the equator. altitude ozone layer. Philadelphia — and 9 percent to 14 open them Wednesday unless a rate of interest that’s as high as 1-800-842-2295 and find out about Ozone, a form of oxygen that is a For this reason the United States percent at 60 degrees north lati­ Our 32nd Semi-Annual Cash SALE higher court intervenes and over­ pollutant near the ground helping banned those chemicals as aerosol tude, the latitude of Oslo and rules him. you’ll find anywhere. Ancf still have it. We think you’ll find the Money to form smog, might even increase propellants in 1978, but their use is Leningrad. ; Von der Heydt said Interior at low altitudes neor the equator, still increasing worldwide because "There are a lot of very ^cretary Donald Hodel was in according I'j a draft report pre­ of their versatility and safety as fair-skinned people at those high ‘‘probable violation” of a federal the priceless security of a passbook. Market Passbook is something you pared by 150 scientists from 11 refrigeration fluids and as foam latitudes,” said Steve Seidel, an Greatest excitement in years. Come )w that guarantees the subsist- countries. blowing agents. EPA policy specialist working on Snce rights of Alaska’s Eskimos, won’t want to pass up. The report, made available The report, coordinated by the problem. (ndians and Aleuts who depend on Monday, raised the question of scientists from the National Aero­ see the super reductions in fine wild animals for survival. whether the predicted stripping nautics and Space Administration, Since the late 1950s, a team of I ’The offshore tracts are believed away of protective ozone might said new estimates of the rates of scientists from the University of clothing for men and women. fo contain $15 billion worth of oil already be occurring, based on an the dozens of chemical reactions East Anglia in Britain has been and gas. When yot&e ready to demand mcne unexplained but now confirmed involved suggest the average measuring the amount of ozone I Although there were nearly 50 "hole” that occurs in the spring­ amount of ozone above the earth above a station at Halley Bay, (lartles to the litigation — including time in the ozone layer above would fall 4.9 percent to 9.4 Antarctica. Since about 1966 the J even states, 10 major oil compan- fixunabank. Member FDIC Antarctica. percent, depending on the ma­ amount in October — the Antarctic es and various national envlron- Relatively high concentrations thematical model used, if chloro- spring — has steadily fallen until it fnental groups — it was the of ozone about 12 miles to 30 miles fluorocarbons were released at is now about 60 percent of what it 887 Main Street arguments made by three tiny above the surface of the earth 1980 rates. used to be, with most of the decline pillages that halted the sale. make life possible by screening out A National Academy of Sciences coming in the 1970s. Manchester « — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Jan. 14, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday. Jan, U, 1986 - 7 ./ '.r.i A '■ -V ■' HAWAII!

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Welcome words mvM-mm VOL. Lll — NO. 9 Nevifspaper of Manchester High School — Space courtesy of The Manchester Herald on U.S. MIAs ifimmm Jack Assistant U.S. Defense Secretary Richard Anderson Armitage’s acknowledgement this week that American prisoners of war might still be Rights, responsibilities alive in Southeast Asia marks a welcome end to the administration’s silence on the issue. Armitage, who previously dismissed reports of living American POWs as Terrible’ food attend college application “ absurd” and “ specious,” told an interviewer on a national television program Monday that the tremendous amount of must be eaten If you’ve been applying to institutions which had offered demic qualities in making admis­ colleges, or are about to start, you admission of their decision not to sions decisions; and give students information received by the administration i:; should keep in mind that both enroll. the general reasons they were not “ leads us to believe there may indeed be atVfed projects ■ I* students and colleges have rights • Inform institutions to which admitted. some Americans held against their will.” and responsibilities in the admis­ they had applied or had been The guidelines for institutions Since the U.S. pulled out of Vietnam in 1973, sions process. accepted of any unusual circum­ were adapted from a paper, W ASHINGTON — E lderly renters in several Guidelines on these rights and stances regarding their applica­ “ Diversity and Due Procss in more than 800 sightings of Americans in responsibilities were put together states have complained that the federal tion or potential enrollment. Admissions,” by Winton H. Man­ Indochina have been reported, according to over a three-year period by the The panel developed eight guide­ ning. senior scholar. Educational government is helping their landlords force Armitage, who led a seven-member U.S. College Board's Advisory Panel on lines for colleges, advising them, Testing Service, originally pub­ unwanted food down their throats. Student Concerns, made up of 18 lished in the Howard Law Journal delegation to Hanoi last week. But from what for' example, to describe their The unhappy tenants live in federally subsidized high school and college students admissions policies and criteria in 1979. can be told, the government has done little apartments. They pay 30 percent of their incomes from all over the country. In publicly and clearly so that stu­ If you would like a brochure itself to verify the sightings or bring the MIAs in rent, and the feds pick up the balance. F air developing these guidelines, the dents will have a good idea of their listing all 13 guidelines, write the home. In addition, it has obstructed efforts enough. What some tenants object to, though, is student panel sought to recognize chances of admission: state College Board, 888 Seventh the mutual obligations between whether they consider nonaca­ Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10106. by private citizens to resolve the matter. the landlords who insist on a mandatory additional charge for a meal a day, whether the students and institutions involved At this point, the administration’s efforts to Open Forum tenants want it or can even eat it. in the admissions process. For students, the guidelines account for the nearly 1,800 servicemen Most federal-subsidized tenants are free to state that all applicants should: listed as missing are long overdue. choose what they want to eat and where they want Math hotline before town committees like • Be aware of and follow t^e Photo by Hurst Nonetheless, they are the only chance for any Editorial was to eat it. Hundreds of housing projects have Town committee ours in Manchester agree to admissions, financial aid, ahd Having trouble with your math homework? Call M7-3516 to get MIAs who still remain in Indochina. cafeterias where low-cost meals are served. that hint or little bit of extra help that could aid you in completing Although the celebration date for Three (left to right) are Natalie Trevitazzo, support any Demoratic candi­ scholarship policies (including only a first step But in 98 subsidized projects with alm ost 7,000 deadlines, restrictions and fees) of your assignment. King’s Day was not traditional, all other Had it not been for public pressure, it has overreacted date for governor, they should Beth Reitberg, Britt Gustafson, Jennifer appears unlikely that the government would elderly, low-income residents, the tenants are each educational institution to The math homework “ hotline” , initiated by the Math aspects were genuine. Here (above) Clough, Brent Lassow and Paul Hen- demand from that candidate a To the Editor: which they apply. Department at Manchester High School, will provide this To the Editor: required to buy one meal per day provided by the 4 have broken its silence, given the attitude it promise to replace the current members of the Spanish Club, replete dessi. Seated in foreground is Erin landlords, according to a recent congressional • Submit all required materials service to Manchester secondary school students (7-12) and holds toward the Vietnam War. DPUC members with five new Your recent editorial about Manchester Community College students. with enthusiasm and festive spirit, Sullivan. survey. Dozens of tenants have written completely, accurately and within 1 decided to run for the people who are more concerned teachers and teaching entitled the specified deadlines. Topic coverage will be in the areas of General Math. Algebra I But until people like Alicia Dellaripa of complaints to the House subcommittee on housing prepare the pinatas. Pictured standing Democratic Town Committee on with providing affordable elec­ “ Raising Salaries Only a First • Confirm their intention to and II, Geometry and Pre-Calculus. Hartford have some answers, the war’s final and community development which is looking into the Democrats for a Better tricity for ratepayers than pro­ Step” was both tim ely and enroll at only one educational The service is available on Monday thru Thursday from 7 to 9. chapter cannot be written. Dellaripa, whose the problem. Manchester slate because I am tecting the multimillion dollar perceptive. institution. also on Sunday from 7 to 9, effective December 9. 1985. brother has been missing in Southeast Asia outraged to hear the consumer profits of monopolies. Linking improvement in pub­ • Notify all other educational ONE WOM AN W ROTE that the mandatory Club notes Three King’s Day since 1970, told the Herald Monday that counsei project that our electric If the other members of the lic school teaching to a single meals actually make her sick, but she still has to “ Trying to get answers out of the Arm y is rates are going to increase town committee will promise to factor such as salary increases, pay for them. Several low-income tenants follows: flour and water are mixed like trying to pull teeth.” another 50 percent over the next do that. I ’ll be more than happy however important, underesti­ The Spanish Club will celebrate with which to break the form. mates the multiple tasks which complained that the required meals eat up most of “ Three Kings Day” this, week, together to make the paste which Students take turns hitting the Other local Vietnam veterans accused the three years unless we all do to sit back and catch up on some confront teachers in their their monthly budgets, leaving them with almost Two roving gourmets although the holiday is officially keeps the newspaper together Pinata until it is broken and candy something about it. This latest of the football and basketball government of covering up and trying to bury nothing for other necessities. Obviously, the celebrated on January 6. It’s a day while it is put on a form balloon. falls out freely. increase will affect not only our games I’ve been missing lately. classrooms. the issue of missing servicemen. As your editorial indicated, subsidized rentere can’t afford to move elsewhere. when the children receive gifts in Strips of paper are then put on the own utility bills at home but also balloon for the basic shape. After­ Much time and preparation has From now on, our government must realize numerous interlocking factors The General Accounting office, which the same way that Americans the bills of our schools, our Tim Gaffney receive gifts on Christmas Day. It wards, the balloons are decorated gone into the planning of the event influence the quality of teaching. conducted the survey for the House that it owes its citizens some answers and is churches, our offices, and ulti­ 21 Norman St. is a spiritual holiday. To help with colorful paints and crepe and expectations are that all Salary increases are required responsible for vigorously pursuing every mately the taxes that we pay. subcommittee, agreed with the landlords, sample school cafeteria celebrate, the Spanish Club made paper and candy is placed inside. involved will be handsomely re­ but they must be accompanied lead on missing soldiers. And it doesn’t have to happen. however. The GAO concluded that meals must be Pinatas, which are usually paper At the party, the Pinata is hung warded for their efforts. Party animosity by other changes which are mandatory to make them financially feasible for after paying the friendly cashier, I I have been active on utility, conversation. I chose a window mache replicas of animals. from the wall. Then each student is im perative if teaching is to Once again, I, the Phantom returned to my table. I considered Chris Hurst political and environmental the landlords, and to make sure that the elderly seat with a superb view of tl)e The procedure employed is as blindfolded and is given a stick Is unwarranted continue to be regarded as a Diner, am on the loose searching the appearance of the food; it issues in Manchester for the past tenants get at least one nutritionally balanced teacher's parking lot, and waited Tanks in DOT hands major profession. for fine dining experiences around looked delicious. The aroma meal a day. The GAO, therefore, decided no for the waitress to come take my four years, and I will be To the Editor: These conditions can be Connecticut and beyond. This dazzled my nostrils. I could hardly The importance of protecting ground water changes were needed in the rules that allow order. testifying before the Departihent further identified and effectively week, my journey took me to the wait to set my teeth into that juicy mandatory meals. When she didn’t arrive after has been demonstrated time and again in of Public Utility Control against Though Michael Pohl’s advice addressed by teachers, adminis­ renowned Manchester High School cheeseburger. Then, I realized Northeast Utility's rate hike in The controversy isn’t new. We first reported on Cafeteria. twenty minutes, I decided to Volunteer work at hospital Manchester and elsewhere. (Jan. 8 Herald) is appreciated, trators, town officials, parents that both my milk carton and tray Upon entering this fine establish­ investigate. Obviously there were J Hartford on Jan. 23. I hope that it in 1983, and little has changed since then. were disposable. What an inge­ In Connecticut last year, nine public wells his statement itself has revealed and community representatives some complaints about the slow more of you ordinary ratepayers In one New York City housing project, Randall ment, my attention was drawn to nious idea! and 37 private wells were found to have much about the Democratic when there is agreem ent that service as there were three rather Smith and 19 other tenants have refused to pay the the pleasant, friendly atmosphere. Finally. I ate. One couldn’t help like me will come down and join Party in Manchester. Why is teaching, as a principal service lengthy lines of disturbed and dangerously high levels of ethylene $110 a month demanded for one daily meal, which With six people to a table, there but savor this new taste sensation is a rewarding experience me. there such animosity towards a or public schools, can be en­ impatient customers. When the dibromide, a cancer-causing chemical. was always plenty of interesting — I’hamburger frois, served with 1 have to confess that 1 think it challenge slate? We believe our hanced. It is to be hoped your they don’t eat. The landlord, a non-profit line finally moved, I realized that piping hot potato puffs, the fresh­ Three wells on New State Road were found to is a little sad to see the editorial observations will en­ corporation founded by the Episcopalian Trinity customers were responsible for right is to caucus for our own est idea since sliced bread. After Many students from Manchester pharmacy, medical records, ste­ and “ pinkies” obtain valuable job be contaminated with unrelated de-greasing overreaction of some of the town courage such a concensus. Church on Wall Street, responded with eviction Students visit obtaining their own meals, as in support in District 10. Many spending a lengthy amount of time High School and the surrounding rile processing, or the laboratory. experience. They also get to Perhaps your editor sometime notices. A court order has blocked the evictions standard salad bar procedure. I agents. committee members when a things need to be done — register attempting to open my carton of towns are performing a valuable Junior volunteers can also work in experiment with a career and meet group — any group — challenges will also helpfully comment on temporarily. New York’s art found this idea delightful; this many different people. The most A new voters, raise awareness of chocolate milk, I gave it up as service for Manchester Memorial admitting, the gift shop, the lobby, Given the state’s stepped-up vigilance of self-service procedure distin­ them to an election rather than the comprehensive educational “ The meals are terrible,” the 70-year-old Smith futile, and turned to the dessert. a nursing floor, pediatrics, physi­ important benefit is probably a water supplies, the state Department of party activities and open up the On Thursday, December 5, Miss guished the Manchester High Hospital. They are contributing just sitting back and letting them philosophy now practiced in told our reporter Vic Kolenc. Even assuming he The peach crisp was light and cal therapy, or the shopper’s personal one. A volunteer receives party to the people that live in the Kirby’s Art Appreciation class. School Cafeteria from normal, their time and effort to assist the Transportation’s delay in removing two public schools. could stomach the chow. Smith said, he prefers to sinfully delicious. The non-dairy wagon. a wonderful feeling of self- hand pick those whom they district, not party establishment Mr. Glasier’s Western Civilization everyday luncheonettes. staff and patients as junior storage tanks from land it owns at Tolland whipped topping tied the whole Junior volunteers usually work satisfaction and self-worth. believe “ belong” on the commit­ choices. cook his own meals, which “ most of us” have been class, and a select few from Mr. With a wide selection of soups or volunteers. Ernest A. Shepherd taste together. once a week for two or three hours. Turnpike and Parker Street is puzzling. tee. 1 believe that one of the The state gubernatorial nomi­ doing for many years. Glasier’s Modern European His­ the choice of one main rneql, I Bolton Upon rating this fabulous eating The volunteer program is run by It seems the DOT did not know about the problenns with government in tory class set off to visit the sites of decided on the Special of the Day, a Volunteering is a difficult job. A Students wishing to become nation may be one reason the experience, the excellent atmos­ Betty Tonucci and her assistant Connecticut today is that it now THE PROJECT MANAGER said most tenants New York City. cheeseburger accompanied by junior volunteer in the Emergency volunteers should call the hospital tanks, which have leaked oil, when it local party is closing ranks. We phere. unique type of service, Nancy Clarke. were satisfied with the meals, and many wouldn’t The students first went to the crispy potato puffs. The selection Department puts charts together, at 646-1222 and ask for volunteer purchased the property from a gas station in seems to be based upon reward urge all registered Democrats in Although volunteering is diffi­ N Metropolitan Museum of Art. of beverages was numerous: milk, exquisite food, disposable trays straightens beds and stretchers, services, extension 2268. Appli­ rather than ability. And I don’t need of a change — at the state or be able to eat properly without the program . The cult work, there are many re­ 1979 for the widening of Interstate 84. Letters policy Students visited the Cloisters Mu­ lowfat milk, chocolate milk, apple and milk cartons (even though washes instruments, transports cants must be fourteen or over. think that this is the type of local level — to come out and tenants have filed a lawsuit against the landlord wards. Working as a “ pinky” looks “ They’re the ones who put them in,” DOT seum, which is a division of the juice, grape juice or orange juice. unopenable) and moderate price patients, watches small children, signal a town committee should vote for the challenge slate on The Manchester Herald wel­ and the Department of Housing and Urban range, I give the Manchester High and generally runs errands to the good on a college or job application Debby Bray spokesman William Keish said. “ The Metropolitan made up of several The chocolate milk was my choice. be sending out to the people it is Wednesday. Activism is healthy. comes original letters to the Development seeking an end to the mandatory different churches and cloisters. School Cafeteria three Plastic question is who’s responsible.” ' Dessert consisted of a choice of asking to represent. editor. meals. They argue that since meal charges are Many students also saw exhibits of peach crisp or an apple (both Forks of Excellence, out of a possible four. See you again, the As the current owner of the property, the Finally, I am knocking on Tni Fergnion Address letters to: Open F o­ included in the leases, the total cost must be ancient Egypt, ancient Rome, and desserts required a slight extra Phantom Diner. DOT should stop pointing fingers and remove doors and standing in the snow Peter Leber rum, Manchester Herald, P.O. considered rent — and thus cannot exceed 30 ancient Greece. charge). After much contempla­ Current Affairs Club visits this week because 1 believe that percent of their incomes. Some students were especially tion, I opted for the peach crisp. the tanks. Dlatrlct 10 candidates Box 591, Manchester, CT 06040. Kelly Behling & Julie Geagan Landlords and the federal government have intrigued by the Medieval armor The prices were moderate, and already won cases in California, Colorado and exhibit, while others enjoyed the Minnesota, where judges ruled that mandatory display of musical instruments. An exhibit that was especially ad­ meal charges are not part of the rent. But a with United Nations mired by students was the Indian M.H.S. faculty and students How the Northeast won out on pollution California judge last summer ruled that the Art exhibit. government must publish guidelines for Due to the size and structure of lack New Year resolutions On Tuesday, December 3, the aware of the locations of the source of many of their problems is mandatory meal programs. the museum, some students had Manchester High School Current countries. The representatives their war with Vietnam. They Northern members of Congress and their staffs issue: “ You will pay 12 cents per gallon more for HUD officials said they have been using difficulties finding the exhibits to share their latest resolutions, Affairs club, led by Mr. Elgin from Kenya enlightened one group stated that they did not want help deserve a pat on the back for a double regional gasoline or for heating oil.’’ It’s that time again. Each January unwritten guidelines, which will soon be they were seeking. One student first many of us swallow our pride, one math teacher said, “ I ’d like to Zatursky and Mr. Steven Arm­ on various policies of Kenya and from the United States other than victory in the fight for a five-year extension of the Obviously, 12 cents per 42-gallon barrel is quite published. They are also working on new rules had to ask five guards before think back upon what we’ve done not yell at students any more.” strong, visited the United Nations described briefly the government in the form of weapons or money, “ Superfund” used to clean up hazardous wastes. different from 12 cents per gallon of gasoline. that are unlikely to exem pt tenants on grounds of finding the Impressionist artist. and make a New Year’s resolution., Unfortunately, she asked to re­ in New York City. of their country. They have a and that they wanted to fight on Northern The group then went to St. The group was supposed to have Parliament modeled after the their own. Just before adjourning for Christmas, the House financial hardship. It is precisely those tenants A first day of the year resolution is main anonymous. Another, Cap­ Patrick’s Cathedral followed by a visited with representatives form British government’s and they DOWNEY GOT THE FLOOR and said the 12 the mandatory meal programs are intended to that annual occurrance in which a tain Ernest Lewis, said, “ I don’t approved a $10 billion Superfund — six times Perspective visit to Rockerfeller Plaza for Ecuador, Kenya, and the Republic have just one political party. The The rest of the day was spent cents per barrel “ translates to .3 cents in the price help, one official said. person promises himself that he have a resolution, but my New larger than the $1.6 billion program than has been shopping and dining. The group of Kampuchea. They were unable people of Kenya are somewhat Michael J. McManus of a gallon of gasoline. . . a $1.50 increase in the will do what he should have done Year’s wish is that my students either touring the U.N. or seeing in operation, and better than the $7.5 billion Senate •Legislation before Congress would allow seemed to enjoy their stay in The to meet with anyone from Ecua­ divided by tribes, creating prob­ other sights of New York City. On gasoline price for every 10,000 miles driven — not and act the way he should have learn even more chemistry.” version. exemptions for financial hardship,and would Big Apple and learned a great deal dor, because of their late arrival at lems of internal conflict. The January 31, and February 1, the a very great increase. For those who heat their ' acted all along. Everyone knows The results of this unscientific That’s an important achievement for the North, require landlords to accept food stamps for meal about art to supplement their the common resolutions: to go on a mini-poll suggests that students the U.N. In addition, because the representative compared these group will go to the University of homes with oil.. .will wind up paying $3 more as a which has 60 percent of the nation's hazardous charges, among other things. House and Senate studies in class. diet, to study or work harder, to under eighteen years of age have meetings with representatives tribes to our various ethnic groups. Hartford and participate in a mock result of this change.” from Kenya and the Republic of wastes and only two-fifths of the nation’s would be hit by the VAT. But they had trouble conferees are expected to consider the matter walk the dog on time, etc. This few reasons to change, while those Kenya has a strong policy about U.N, The group learned a great population. soon. Lisa Harvey reporter went looking for unusual above the voting age are not as Kampuchea conflicted in time, the situation in South Africa and it deal about two countries about agreeing on an alternative way to raise $10 billion. He then noted that Texas gets a state severance students were forced to choose sends money to the country to help For such a big bill to pass in a tim e of massive Dl$appeai1ng act New Year’s resolutions. Here are perfect. which one normally hears little. tax of 4.6 percent per barrel drilled in the state — A possible solution to the resolu­ between the two. in the conflict against apartheid. They look forward to applying bud^tj:>its is remarkable. | W HEN TH E M A T T E R cam e up in the House some of the findings: 10 times bigger than his proposal. Was President Franklin Roosevelt secretly H ^ W S ta ff Anna Riggio: I dont, know. tion problem is for people to stop Before the trip, the members of The representatives from the their newly gained knowledge at B i ^ ^ a t ’s more im pressive is that the House Ways and Means Committee, a V A T was the club had each familiarized Republic of Kampuchea described Rep. Frank Horton, R-N.Y., co-chair of the operated on for a skin cancer during World War .. Mark Schuhl Seth Zupnik: I don’t have one. tormenting themselves and re­ the mock U.N. version — unlike that of the Senate — “ preserves approved by an 18-17 vote late one night after it Co-Editors: — themselves with the three coun­ some problems their country is Northeast-Midwest Coalition, said the Frenzei- II? Photos of FDR began to show a spot over his Matt Kim Ask me later and I ’ll make one up. solve tomake no future resolutions. the notion that the people who are responsible for tries, so that they were at least facing to a group of students. The had been defeated twice. Downey Amendment "is the only revenue left eyebrow starting in 1932 and growing bigger .. Lisa Harvey Robert Strimke: I don’t have However, since the average length Lisa Harvey waste, generating and polluting, will pay the cost News editor — It was the 11th hour. Fortunately, however, E ric proposal which adheres to the principle that “ He and darker over the next 10 to 11 years. The spot ... Mike Burns any. of time people follow their resolu­ of Superfund,” in the view of Rep, Tom Downey, Feature editor Schaeffer, 31, a senior analyst of the Northeast- Who Pollutes Should P a y .” . Brian Arnold Erin Sullivan: I haven’t made a tions is said to be between one and 4 mysteriously disappeared in November 1943. Dr. Sports editor.. D-N.Y. I two weeks, this probably wouldn’t Midwest Institute, had written papers suggesting When the vote was finally taken, the Joseph Treat of Georgetown University Photo editor .. . Kathy Keeler resolution. Sira Berte: Not this week. work either. two fresh options: a “ waste-end tax” on the amendment passed by a narrow margin of 220 to speculates that the pigmentation could have been Graphics editor . Jim Lemieux THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION disposal of waste products or an expansion of the Advisor...... Zane Vaughan Encouraged by these findings, I Fast by students at MHS 206. What’s particularly important is that either a basal carcinoma, like President Reagan’s A G E N C Y studied hazardous waste sites and existing tax on oil and chemicals. proceeded to ask several teachers Jeff Spiegel Frostbelt members of Congress voted 142 to 51 in skin cancer, or a m elanoma — a m alignancy that estimated that 71 percent of currently generated The plan so impressed one corporate lobbyist favor of it. And it was a bi-partisan effort with spread virulently throughout the president’s body dangerous waste products came from either oil or that he suggested that Schaeffer speak to dozens Yankee Republicans voting 58 to 28 for the bill, There has long been speculation that FDR had \9 H j w a S a chemical manufacturers. And in the original of other business lobbyists. They asked if such a and Democrats, 90 to 23. inoperable stomach cancer. Superfund bill, they shared 95 percent of the seeks to cut world hunger package could get support from the Northeast- That did not end the matter. In the last days of o f enfreme soaal•s■^S cleanup cost. Midwest Congressional Coalition. Schaeffer then the session, the Senate voted for the V A T again as Watch on tha Pantagon ov«r+Kre»Y Rwssio.0 But few Washington lobbies are as powerful as On Friday, December 13, 1985, money that they would normally Everytime their stomachs brought Key Members of Congress together with part of a reconciliation package. It was defeated For almost 10 years now, the Army and the Air the oil and chemical industries. So it was no the anti-VAT forces. And he chaired many overnwervf in order +o the Manchester High School Senior spend on lunch to the fund. Thus, rumbled, they were reminded of again in the House 205 to 151. Then the Senate Force have assumed exactly the opposite about a giving the dollar meant more than the people who feel that way all the surprise that the bill which em erged from the meetings to thrash out details. Class Officers led the senior class, “ had the audacity to send it back to us, ignoring particular military hospital in Europe. The Air JS-lniilisli a. CoM’mwniS'f* just a thinner wallet, it meant an time. Senate last summer shifted most of the cost of along with the entire school, in its What emerged was an amendment sponsored by our rem oval of V A T ,” said Rep. Claudine Force assumed that the hospital would be first activity of the year. emptier stomach. The collection pot was next to the cleanup to all manufacturers, through what would dic+a'fersVtip* Tkey tu ere Reps. Downey and Bill Frenzel, R-Minn., that got Schneider, R-R.I. So the House defeated it a third destroyed or captured in the early stages of The activity was designed to let Many students participated. cafeteria lines, and those who went have been the first national sales tax or a “ value debated on the House floor in December. time, 211-137. hostilities, and has consequently made plans to f i ^ \oelieve.j ^ the senior class and the rest of the Some gave up their lunch, while without lunch, went into this line added tax,” known as “ V A T .” During that debate. Rep. Jake Pickle, D-Texas, A final compromise lies ahead. But to Rep. abandon it. The Arm y, on the other hand, has school give of themselves and start others simply gave money. There instead of the lines for food. As “ By the chemical manufacturers’ own seemed to be varying views on the people gave money, a red ribbon said: “ What does the Downey-Frenzel Schneider, one hero is clear — E ric Schaeffer assumed the hospital would be saved, so its war to appreciate more what hunger is. numbers, only 18 percent of VAT would fall on t’he The Class officers organized the activity. Some had the opinion, was pinned on them. $450 was Amendment do? It increases the oil excise tax to “ who provided the underpinning of our strategy.” planes are counting on its availability. How to (Bo/sheviKsJ/ peti o-chemical industry responsible for 71 percent . 12 cents per barrel. That means there is a 15-fold collection of money for the Man­ “ There are so many starving collected and donated to the soup Or as one industrialist said in a letter to Horton, " I resolve the dispute? "B y a change in an kitchen. The Manchester High of the hazardous waste,” said Joe Gerard of the ^'increase in the tax per barrel 1 ” chester Area Conference of people in the wo;:ld. Why should I am convinced that without Mr. Schaeffer’s intelligence assessment,” notes a recent House go without food when I don’t have School student body is to be American Furniture Manufacturers. So he put “ Do you hear m e?” he asked rhetorically. Churches soup kitchen. This was, unswerving dedication to the goal as well as his Armed Services Committee report. The report I + 'S however, no ordinary fund raiser. to?” and gave money. It was very commended for its generosity. together a loose coalition that involved auto, Up to that point. Pickle had stated the matter extraordinary expertise, the result would have didn’t make clear which view was “ reassessed” Students were asked to skip lunch meaningful, however, for many of tractor and food manufacturers and others who accurately. But then he totally misstated the into oblivion. those who skipped the meal. Lisa Harvey * been different.” for that day only, and give the 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday. Jan. 14, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, -lan 14. 1986 - IL

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I UlONPER IF 3ME ast Guard halts Quakers defend COULP PO ALL THOSE und barge dives decision to give LONDON (UPI) - The thing on the bottom of the ocean refugees help loast Guard has halted a that is worth a human life.” dives to examine a barge Another attempt using sophisti­ ik in Long Island Sound last cated equipment could occur HARTFORD (UPI) - A (Juaker group says It may r with a cargo of more within two weeks, Rutkowski said. be going against U.S. policy but is within the law in ,000 gallons of fuel oil Last month, a side-scan sonar granting^ public sanctuary to a Guatemalan family officials said. showed the barge was intact and who fear they would be killed if they returned to their . Coast Guard spokesman lying flat and upside down in 204 homeland. iday night said that after feet of water, with no signs of oil The Hartford Monthly Meeting of the Religious ^ays of waiting, conditions leaking. Society of Friends jo in ^ the nationwide sanctuary «ts have yeilded little When the barge sank, officials movement Monday, announcing it is providing refuge ation. The project is costing from the state Department of to the family of five who fled the O ntral American lO.OOO a day, the spokesman Environmental Protection said the country. oil would probably freeze during The Hartford Quakers are the ninth group in New Bree unsuccessful attempts the winter, keeping it from leaking England to join more than 250 churches and other .ir’ften made by divers to reach into the sound. groups around the country in publicly announcing U tikfrge only to pushed away by Some oil did escape from the they have given sanctuary to Central American -^Irrent,” said Coast Guard barge when' it sank, and subse­ refugees. F;t)fficer 3rd Class Richard quent shoreline clean up was “We do this out of religious conviction and as part of needed along about a six-mile a larger community of faith,” said Judith McBride, a [llugboat Tioga at 7:30 a.m. stretch of Long Island. spokeswoman for the Hartford Quaker group. r dropped anchor at a point Poor weather and tidal condi­ She said the Quaker group, which is raising the f'Race, the turbulent entrance tions prevented any diving on estimated $1,500 a month to care for the family, is not I Sound near the eastern tip of Saturday and Sunday by the defying U.S. law by giving public sanctuary to the island, where the barge sank International Underwater Con­ Guatemalans. iJfeet of water. tractors Corp. of City Island, N.Y., McBride said a 1980 federal law calls for the ^ divers were able to con- which has been hired by the Coast government to protect people from deportation if they 'that the dive would need Guard to help it chose from several would be in danger upon return to their homeland. sophisticated equipment options on what to do about the However, she said the U.S. has a policy of not |a s dive bells for longer down barge. granting asylum to refugees from Guatemala and El nd more operating ability in International provided the div­ Salvador despite the law. high current area of the ers and' equipment to Donjohn “We have no quarrel with the law,” McBride said. ’ Schurr said. Marine Co. Inc. of Hillside, N.J., “However, there is a policy of singling out kuse of a mini-rover camera, which also has been contracted by Guatemalans and Salvadorans. Their applications for Btely operated vehicle capa- the Coast Guard through the U.S. asylum are almost universally denied.” underwater photography Navy Superintendent of Diving John D. Evanchuck, an official with Immigration urface monitoring through and Salvage. U P I p h o to and Naturalization Service, said after first learning clbMM circuit television, was also The barge, named, E-24, is last week of the family’s arrival that his office “does hajEOpered because of the current, owned by the Ekloff Transporta­ An eleven-month-old child attempts to peek under the mask worn by not have any plans to go out and make any arrests at a tion Co. of Staten Island, N.Y. her mother as the unidentified Guatemalan family appears at a news church." f^Cmdr. James Rutkowski, It was enroute to Boston, Mass, conference in Hartford Monday to accept sanctuary with a Hartford Evanchuk said his office’s policy has been to ihi of the the port of New from Port Bayonne, N.J. when it continue routine checks of work places to find people concerened about under­ began to take on water in heavy Quaker group. The Quakers defended their decision to harbor the in the country illegally. The churches and the people safety, said "there is no­ seas Nov. 22 and sank Nov. 23. refugees. Interpreter Elizabeth Toledo is in the center. they shelter “have not been targeted,” he said. 4 X^onnecticut In Olin agrees to pay for dump cleanup By Peter S. Hawes consent agreement that requires The site also was used as a dump The number of batteries buried ^ O’Neill submits licensing proposal The Associated Press Olin to immediately begin remov­ for industrial trash and other at Pine Swamp is not known. ing the batteries and calling for an waste from Olin’s former New Mason said there were “several "J^HARTFORD — Gov. William A. O’Neill, saying too many STAMFORD, Conn. (AP) - Olin extensive study that should lead to Haven chemical research labora­ truck loads" and Houston said ifWtcstos removal projects have been done in a haphazard Corp. has agreed to pay about $1.5 plans to further clean up the tory between 1953 and 1966. Among batteries could be found over "Vli&ner, has proposed licensing contractors who remove the million to clean up a former Olin 102-acre site. the wastes buried or dumped are “about an acre” of the property jlj^ntially carcinogenic material. dump site in Hamden where Olin said the entire effort should industrial solvents and at least two buried three feet below the earth’s - T ^ ’Neill said he will ask the Legislature, which opens its regular industrial solvents, organic chemi­ cost about $1.5 million. organic chemicals, tetrahydrofu- surface. 'iiatesion Feb. 5, to pass legislation creating an asbestos removal cals and thousands of flashlight ran and tertiary butyl alcohol. both The dump site was discovered in insing program that would stress education of workers who batteries are buried. ALTHOUGH TERMS of the used in the manufacture of cello­ 1980 when Olin responded to a state die asbestos. The Stamford-based chemical secondary clean-up have not been phane and other materials, Hous­ request for information from com­ "Licensing would be handled by the state Department of Health company and the state Depart­ worked out, DEP engineer Dick ton said. panies known to have disposed of Mason said it likely would include materials that might affect rvices, which would get an additional $81,000 under the ment of Environmental Protection Both are considered innocuous, groundwater. Mason said. yernor’s plan to hire three additional workers to carry out the said Monday that they had reached the pumping out of polluted according to Olin, but Mason said * effort. an agreement for the initial groundwater and, possibly, the the agency had concerns about the Under the consent agreement, ^ d ’Neill said Monday recent inspections by the health cleanup. removal of contaminated soil. An solvents. Meson said two studies Olin is to determine the extent of ;^partment showed that “far too many asbestos abatement The dump site, used from the Olin spokesman agreed. have shown small amounts of any soil or groundwater pollution turn of the century until 1966, lies in The dumping area, called Pine solvents in groundwater at the site not already discovered. The infor­ projects have been performed in a haphazard way by Swamp, had been used either by :^oqualified, inexperienced and poorly equipped contractors.” the watershed of Lake Whitney, a but “there’s no real evidence that mation is to be used to devise drinking water reservoir, but Olin or by its Winchester Arms it got into the lake." further clean-up actions. authorities said no significant gun-making subsidiary since the J ^ Donor organs in sharp demand contamination had been found late 1800s. primarily as a storage THE SWAMP is upstream from Olin said a non-profit environ­ there. ground for gunpowder. Winchester and within the 36-square-mile mental group called Clean Sites - JHARTFORD — Donar organs have always been scarce, but the Nevertheless, the state consid­ also made dry-cell batteries from watershed of Lake Whitney, said Inc. will act as a neutral observer need for hearts, livers and kidney’s has increased as transplant ers the site important because of 1937 until 1957 and an undeter­ spokesman Tom Jackson of the to the clean-up to ensure that all operations have become more commonplace throughout the its proximity to the source of mined number of batteries that did South Central Connecticut Re­ work done will meet applicable country, a Hartford Hospital spokesman said. drinking water for residents of not meet specifications were bur­ gional Water Authority, which state and federal criteria. O V F p P U E g l L L ^ ! - - Hamden as well as parts of New ied there. Olin spokesman Alec V “There’s always is a need, and there will always be a need,” owns the lake. State and Olin spokesmen said l^ d Jim Bataglio. Haven and North Haven, a DEP Houston said. X THIN^= op THFM official said. Also, he said, “We Gunpowder has not been stored “We haven’t seen any of the the agreement was months in ‘ .Advancements in the development of immunosuppressants, materials known to have been negotiation and involved represen­ A don’t know all of the potential there since the late 1960s, he said, A 5 THP SHOOTS OF XRdication that fights the body’s tendency to reject a and the company stopped using the disposed of by Olin.” Jackson said. tatives from the town of Hamden, j^anspianted organ, has increased the number of people eligible problems.” Pumiles Astripgraph Olin and DEP Commissioner site in 1966. It has since sold some “The water is perfectly safe to the regional water authority and P / ^ T . transplants, Bataglio said Monday. Stanley J. Pac on Friday signed a of the land. drink” U.S. Sen. Christopher J. Dodd. "The more (transplant patients) that become eligible, the ACROSS 4 In Answer to Previous Puzzle Iliere that are on these lists for organs,” Bataglio said. 5 Disgraces 1 Skips 6 Arab country cfour T w a v e ^ I - / 4 - Teacher loan program 9 Orange skin Woman’s body found in woods 7 Is (Sp.) ^ r t h d a y 13 Birthstone for 8 Pigpen N February 9 Exceptional REDDING — The body of a young woman was found in a Jan. 15.1986 WINTHROP «by Dick Cevalli Wooded area Monday and state police were at the scene today a failure, report says 14 Polynesian god 10 Roman road 15 Needle (comb, 11 Birthmarks Investigating the cause of death. The secret to your, success in the year W H Y IS IT E A S IE R I CAN FOLLOW THEIR form) 12 Medicinal unit i The body was discovered about 4 p.m. Monday, said Trooper HARTFORD (AP) - An incen­ given to students in those subjects ahead is to want do to more for those TO RSIDSERMS FOOTPRINTS IN POSTAL 16 Bohemian 20 Baboon Stephen Bognar. tive loan program designed to to attend college. you love. In situations where you are mo­ IN W IN T E R "? THE SNOW. y 17 Accelerates 21 Track runner tivated by unselfishness, the reward will Martin Ohradam of the state police Major Crime Squad attract students to the teaching The state has granted 200 18 Malay ape 22 Songstress be substantial. 'sitfd the body was found about 150 feet from Valley Road, a profession may have failed, a Teacher Incentive Loans since 19 Actress Farrow Horne .narrow, winding road near the Aspetuck River. Ohradam said report said. 1983 to college juniors, seniors and C A PR IC O R N (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) You're graduate siudents. The state also 20 Eagle's nest 23 River in Greece likely to treat matters that affect your body appeared to be that of a woman in her mid-20s. He had no A report on the loan program by 21 M y (Lat.) 24 Singer Edith self-interests indifferently today. But irmation on how long the body may have been at the scene, or the state Department of Higher has awards 114 scholarships to 22 Music buff’s this won't be true In situations where you low long the person had been dead. Education revealed that nearly prospective teachers under a se­ JOBS purchase 25 Ego are looking out for another. Major half of the 75 graduates of the parate program for academically MAIL HANDLER POSITIONS 23 Point of orbit, 26 Knew changes are ahead lor Capricorns in the -U-fc— teacher-training program who re­ talented high school seniors and ($8.86/hr to start) in astronomy 27 Shrimp coming year. Send for your Astro-Graph # C o p charged with assaulting officer ceived loans between 1983 and 1985 college undergraduates. 39 Greek sea 46 Gentle 26 More tearful 28 Smallest predictions today. Mail $1 to Astro- j*r'- have chosen work other than Most state officials are waiting Special announcement lor all candidates planning to sign up for the Mall 41 Small anchor 47 Lab burner Graph, c/o this newspaper, Box 1846, HARTFORD — A Hartford police officer has been suspended teaching in public schools in to see how the loan programs 31 Cambodian particle 42 Branch of the Handler Examination at the Hartford Post Office. APPLICATIONS ARE BEING 48 Sprightly tune Cincinnati, OH 45201. Be sure to state frirni duty following charges that he assaulted a fellow police Connecticut. The state forgives performs in the future before any money 29 Summers (Fr.) armed forces your zodiac sign. ACCEPTED JANUARY 27TH THROUGH JANUARY 31ST ONLYI [Since It won’t 49 A ctre ss____ BU G S BUNNY ‘ by Warner Bros. -officer, a department spokesman said. education loans for those who decision about it is made. The state 32 Relative 30 Impulsive 43 Pastry dis|ies AQ U ARIU S (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) Before Hartford Police Chief Bernard Sullivan suspended Cruz be offered again tor at least 3 years, don’t m iss outl] 33 Church court 32 Midwest state 44 Grafted, in Dunaway passing on to others a bit of juicy gossip teach five years in public schools. has set aside $360,000 in 104 loans 34 Narrative (abbr.) 51 French street xlrazalez, 25, a three-year employee on Monday following a “It seems difficult to argue that for 1986-87. 3V2-HOUR WORKSHOP heraldry you heard about a mutual friend, make ‘fKilice internal affairs examination into a Jan. 3 argument 35 Judean king 38 Wood 45 Maturing agent 55 That thing certain the facts can be verified. Better this program has been successful Norma Foreman Glasgow, state Score 95-100% or Your Tuition is Refunded! 36 Sweetsop yet, say nothing. between Gonzalez and two other officers, said Capt. Charles in providing an incentive to attract commissioner of higher education, NOW Is the time to prepare. The preuure it on to score as high at possible to g e t the Job. Carter Postal 37 Insult P IS C E S (Feb. 20-March 20) Early on, 'W psso. students into teaching careers,” said the state hopes the loans will Workers will now earn a starting u lary of $11,532 plea btnafits — with an accelerated step increase plan; men you may be a bit of a daydreamer and the report said. and women, regardless of age, are ellglMe. The first step toward a postal service career Is getting your name 39 Slightly VEOUl V£ W piSonzalez is charged with assaulting a police officer, which is a at least get some candidates onto the '‘Register of Ellgiblos," which It accomplished by passing this Exam. To tM one of the tint hired, you get off to a slow start, but once you get 0 underwater iny, Grasso said. Grasso said that Gonzalez assaulted fellow The Teacher Incentive Loan hooked on teaching. The incentive need to get one of the higher scoreal And to be hired it ell during the next three yeera, you will need to seoro zeroed In on a goal, there will be no de­ at toaet 95%. 40 While ler Naomi Rivera while they were investigating a burglary, program was created by the loan program was proposed jointly terring you. General Assembly in 1983. It is This workshop is being ottered now, prior to the tormal announcement ot the examination dates, to give you adequate 41 Actor Murray did not provide details. by the state departments of time to prepare tor the test. Many post offices begin testing within a week of the announcement which isn't enough ARIES (March 21-April 19) Associates meant to attract qualified people to 42 Vertical might not be interested in the same ob­ Education and Higher Education. time to prepare property. 8y starting now, you'll be ready to attain high scores using our methods when the test is gfwn. 46 Barrel jective as you today. Don't put spurs to a teach in areas where schools have Com e to the woritshop. If you don't feel, at the end of the course, that It will help you achieve a score of 9 5 % or better, don't pay for the workahopi Furf/iemiora, It your score Is less then 9 5 % 47 Pixie dead horse. teacher shortages-mathematics, Even if they're not hooked, she anslaughter suspect gets new trial on the otticlet e xam after usinu our techniques, we will Immediately refund your tuition In full! 50 Wedding band TAU RU S (April 20-May 20) Negative fi­ industrial arts, chemistry, phys­ said. 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Fields. looking around to see If you can get the lead a club or a second heart, wrap­ a wrestler need only make daily trips on| sam e Item at a better price. ping up nine tricks easily. As dummy. the New York subway during rush hour.' MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. -i«n 14. 1986 - 13. I t — M ANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Jan. 14, 1986 Critics not pieased Leisure by changes in pian FOCUS/

By John F. Kirch is the removal of high-density Horold Roporttr housing proposals made for southwest Manchester. ’The land, "if-J As planning officials leaned over which is currently zoned mostly Bang, you’re dead! a table in the Lincoln Center Rural Residence and Residence A, hearing room Monday night mak­ was being proposed as a high- ing revisions to the map that density area that would allow accompanies the proposed Com­ development of up to 20 housing prehensive Plan of Development, units per acre because of its about eight residents watched proximity to Interstate 304. Hollywood’s box office hits are getting deadlier and deadlier from behind, shaking their heads Planning officials proposed and expressing dismay. Monday to lessen the density in “ They didn’t make any that area to medium and low — By Vernon Scott changes,” said Linda Hempstead, which allows anywhere from three United Press Internotlonol refei^ng to her Bramble Bush to six units an acre — and keep the Road neighborhood. high density in a special mixed-use HOLLYWOOD - Zap! Zap! Zap! Dead. Dead. " I t ’s still medium-density, it’s district near Interstate M. Dead. still six (units per acre),” Matt But some residents who watched Movies get deadlier every day. Lauoie, another Bramble Bush on remained pessimistic. It has become a contest among producers of box Road resident, said after a two- ’”The problem is, when the land office hits to see how many characters can be zapped, hour workshop session the Plan­ is Rural Residence, a developer blasted and blown away by the fifth reel. ning and Zoning Commission held can come in and say he wants it Who’s killed more people? Eastwood, Stallone, to revise the controversial plan. increased to Residence A or AA,” Schwarzenegger, Bronson, Norris? The meeting was called after the said Emanuel Motola, who lives on How much violence do such movies as “ Com­ proposed plan, which would be Santina Drive. mando,” "Ram bo” and “ Death Wish” inspire in the used as a ^ lic y guide on land-use Motola, who is assistant chair­ young and impressionable? decisions made by the town over man of the Southwest Property Do violent films reflect contemporary American the next 10 years, received sharp Owners Association, the organiza,- political feelings? Are they suggesting vigilante law criticism from most of the towns­ tion that has voiced strong opposi­ as a way of life? people who spoke at two public tion to the high-density proposals Director Michael Winner, notorious for his hearings held in October and and circulated a petition in Oc­ free-wheeling violence directed last week’s No. 1 box November. , tober that called for the resigna­ office film, Charles Bronson’s “ Death Wish 3." " I think they took it (the public’s tion of Planning Director Mark opposition) into account,” said one Pellegrini, said that developers Herald photo by Bashaw HE WAS INFU R IA’TED the action-packed picture woman who asked that her name are only one step away from was given an X rating for excessive violence (later not be used. "But at this point I ’m obtaining zone changes that give up-graded to an R) by the Motion Picture Association not sure what this means.” them even higher densities than Working magic of Am erica’s movie rating system. ‘"niis is just a workshop con­ before. Englishman Winner justifies violence as entertain­ cept,” PZC Secretary Leo Kwash “ They're making progress,” ment and says it is not injurious emotionally or said today. ” We still have a lot of Theunis Werkhoven, chairman of David Teifer, an eighth-grade student at Bolton Center as 19th century magician Richard Potter for the psychologically to the audience. There are those who work to do.” the association, said Monday. “ But School, assists magician Robert Olson in the performance. For the past 20 years, Olson has studied disagree. ’The biggest change made so far it has to be reviewed.” “disappearing ring" act during a magic show at the Potter's tricks, which were performed along the East “ As a director I say killing people is irrelevent,” school Monday. Olson is assistant director of Coast during the early 1800s. said Winner. "Historically, villains are killed. 4 Violence was out there in the world before cinema and interpretation for Old Sturbridge Village and is dressed television. ’T m sure people who complain about violence Zoners revise plan today had distant ancestors who stood outside the Caucuses are tonight Globe theater and objected to Shakespeare’s Contioued from page 1 commission’s consideration of de­ characters gouging eyes and placing severed heads velopment applications in the on poles. They must have thought Shakespeare a only single-family homes allowed. area. terrible chap. ’The high-density housing would The commission also agreed to “ Well drama has always been about conflict and not be confined to a special mixed-use lower the density of the northeast­ Walsh bows out of Coventry contest all of it is meant to be taken seriously. In “Iron Eagle," a recent Tri Star district in northern Manchester. ern part of town to low density. In “ The Rambo pictures are tongue-in-cheek. They’re ’The district had been proposed in Pictures release, Louis Gossett Jr. stars the original proposals, it was November’s election, said he was ments from residents about the he said. “ You never know.” so far over the top they lend a touch of comedy the origianl plan to allow commer­ By George Lavng as Chappy Sinclair, a former Air Force designated as medium density, but “ not sure” whether to remain on new council. Committee officers will be se­ because they are so much larger than life. As far as cial, industrial and high-density Herald Reporter residents complained that the He said tonight’s caucus, being lected in March, Walsh said, I ’m concerned, ‘Death Wish 3’ is unquestionably a coionel who comes out of retirement to residential development. That the Democratic Town Committee wetlands in the area would be hurt another two years, but said he will held at the Town Office Building at although he did not know of comedy. Charlie Bronson probably doesn’t think so, part of the plan would remain COVENTRY - Democratic undertake a daring air rescue mission to by heavy development. still remain active in politics. He 8 p.m., will select about 38 seats to anybody who wants to succeed him but I do. You couldn’t possibly take it seriously.” virtually unchanged, planning offi­ Town Chairman Robert “ Skip” bring back his Air Force buddy. For the first time since the plan said he would become involved in the town committee, the party’s as party chairman. cials said at the meeting. Walsh said Monday he will not seek was released Sept. 18, the commis­ upcoming Democratic campaigns governing body. Walsh said there Walsh said a major focus of the W INNER WASN’T laughing when the M PAAlward Along with the northern district, a second two-year term as head of sion discussed what housing types for state and national offices. is a potential for 40 people to serve, Democratic committee will be the tacked the X on his picture. which would be located in the the party and may not run again should be permitted under certain In spite of his decision, Walsh but the nominating committee race for the 35th state senatorial He excuses the mass killings saying an entire four distributors. I got the two-thirds majority needed Buckland area near 1-84, the for a seat on the party’s town land designations. said he “ very optimistic” about decided not to fill the remaining seat between Republican incum­ community rises up, under Bronson’s leadership, to to change it. But that’s only happened twice in the past commission is proposing a second committee at tonight's caucus. the Democratic party in Coventry. positions unless the candidates are bent James D. Giulietti and knock off a brutal gang of street people. three years.” mixed-use district near 1-384 in the Planning Director Mark Pelle­ Walsh, a former state represen­ “ genuinely enthusiastic” about Democrat Michael Helfgott, who ‘“The body count was higher than in the pther ‘Death west. The land, which is south of grini said that the town has tative who has been town chair­ “ It’s in its best shape in years,” serving. currently is a representative from Wish’ pictures,” Winner admitted, ‘"rhe script was W INNER SAID be feels an enormous responsibility Spencer Street and straddles experienced condominium and man for the past two years, said his he said. “ In a day and age when the 53rd district. written a year ago and happens to have a lot of people to audiences. He is chairman of the Police Memorial either side of 1-384, had been townhouse development in its decision was prompted by an there is apathy, I don’t see that at Walsh said there are currently Walsh said Helfgott is “ easier to knocked off. ’Trust in England and Is chief censorship officer of the proposed as a high-density resi­ existing high-density zones called increased workload as executive all.” about 30 members on the town pronounce and eminently more “ After the X rating I made some cuts and they still English Directors Guild. dential area because of its access Planned Residence Develop­ director of Big Brothers and Big He said the traditional pattern of committee, and about seven or Sisters. the party in power losing control eight additional people have ex­ qualified” than Giulietti. refused to change it to an R. ’Their objection was the ’"There are many things I wouldn’t put in a film ,” be J to the interstate. ments, where up to 10 housing units He said he will also be helping number of people killed. I saw ‘Rambo’ four times and said. “ But reproducing violence on a laughable level ’The new district proposal was per acre are permitted. “ I ’m a lot busier at work,” he after one term will not happen pressed an interest in Joining. He Democratic state Rep. Edith counted 83 people killed. ’There are only 60 killed in of what goes on in society seems to be perfectly made, PZC members said, be­ The comission agreed that said. “ I'm out at night one to two again in 1987 “ T fppl the 'Town said other registered Democrats Prague keep her seat from the ’Death Wish 3.’ I brought this to the attention of a harmless. cause the land was suitable for single-family housing should be nights a week and away from the Council will be in as long as it can also enter seek positions on the 128th District, although he noted woman on the ratings board. “ I ’ve cut films in the past for censors in various commercial, light industrial and the only type of housing allowed in community.” wants to be,” he said. committee by attending tonight’s that in the last election she had no “ She told me, ‘Yes but most of the people killed in countries for what was described as gratuitous high-density residential the low- and very low-density He said he is now responsible for Walsh maintained that he has caucus. “ There may be some surprises,” “ Rambo” are Vietnamese.’ I said I was sure that on violence. On this picture Don Jakoby, the writer, took development. designations. overseeing the Big Brothers and received a lot of positive com­ opponent. reflection she wouldn’t want to stand by that remark his name off the credits because he thought it was too ’The plan would also propose that In medium, medium-high and Big Sisters programs in Windham. lence is on the upswing. In “Rambo." Sylvester Stallone stars as the deadly and all that it implies. violent. When he saw the finished film he got a the Case Mountain area be desig­ high-density, the commission said Tolland, Middlesex and parts of warrior in “Rambo," a movie which has more than 80 people are killed. “ I took my case to the appeals board of 12 people, nated Rural Residence — its any housing type would be allowed. Hartford County. A four from the rating board, four theater owners and Please turn to page 14 current classification under the A second workshop session is “ I wish I had the time, but I had a Reinhorn won’t seek GOP post some critics wondering if movie vio­ zoning regulations — instead of a scheduled for Jan. 29. The commis­ choice to make. One (job) pays and conservation zone. sion is using a list of townspeople's one doesn't,” he said. Harry Reinhorn will not seek the his wife plan to do some traveling business is taking up. “ We’ll call them as we see complaints that was drawn up by Walsh, who helped his party chairmanship of the Republican in 1986 which will further cut down Kuehl said he has until March to them,” said PZC Chairman Alfred Pellegrini following the public regain control of both the Town Party in Manchester, he told the on the amount of time he would be make up his mind, but he said he W. Sleffert S'r., referring to the hearings. Council and Board of Education in Herald Monday. able to devote to the chairmanship. will do so before then in fairness to Reinhorn, who along with Geof­ Reinhorn said he has asked his committee members. frey Naab has been mentioned as a supporters not to move quickly to It was the increased demands of Bagels and ‘psychological sandwiches’ possible successor to Republican support any other candidate to a new job that prompted Smith not N Town Chairman Curtis Smith, said succeed Smith until more names to seek re-election when his term Obituaries that serving as chairman of the have emerged. ends in March. Naab said today he has still not party would conflict with his In recent weeks, Kuehl appears decided whether to seek the post, nieces and nephews. ture for one term in 1945. She was a appointed post on the town’s to have taken a larger role in the william D. Sheekey but expects that he will make a ’The funeral will be Wednesday member of Gilead Congregational Zoning Board of Appeals. mechanics of Republican Party At temple breakfast, it’s the men’s turn to cook William D. Sheekey, 52, of 40 at 11 a.m. in All Saints Russian Church and its historian. She Reinhorn, vice chairman of the decision soon. affairs. Seymour St., husband of JoAnn Orthodox Church, Scarborough served as a Sunday school teacher ZBA, said he would prefer to Donald Kuehl, vice chairman of continue his work on the zoning the Republican Town Committee, No Republican leader has taken (Moriconl Vietts) Sheekey, died Street, Hartford. Burial will be in and superintendent for many ye­ other children were clustered Monday at Mount Sinai Hospital, Windsor Veterans’ Memorial ars. In 1966 she was the recipient of board. said this morning he is leaning a public stand in favor of either Once a around the most modem of Hartford, after he was stricken at Cemetery. Calling hours are today the church and community He said he has other outside toward a decision to run. Kuehl had Reinhorn or Naab, with most of month Ed work. from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the Churchmanship Citation of the interests that will take up much of hesitated earlier because of the them saying other candidates Chase takes a artifacts, the computer. He worked in the inspection Carmon Funeral Home, 6 Poquo- Connecticut Conference of the his time. Reinhorn also said he and amount of time his growing would emerge. busman’s holi­ Socially Dorothy E. Alderman also was analysis department of Hamilton nock Ave., Windsor. There will be a Untied Church of Christ. day. He goes at busy cooking in a smaller Standard, a division of United Panahida service tonight at 7:30. A memorial service will be held 7:30 a.m. to the Speaking kitchen, with the help of her Technologies, Windsor Locks, for Memorial donations may be Saturday at 2 p.m. at Gilead kitchen of husband Neal. A home econo­ 34 years. He played basketball for made to the Windsor Ambulance Congregational Church. Burial Program would cut help In half Temple Beth Rhea Talley Stewart mist who demonstrates cooking Hamilton Standard for many Fund, Windsor. will be at the convenience of the Sholom and in many places and holds classes years. fam iiy. There are no cailing hours. prepares a in her home, she was instructing He was a member of Emanuel Gov. William O’Neill’s pro­ Margaret Calitro Memoriai donations may be ments, the town would have tripled the cost for the sewer gourmet a group of adults in the prepara­ Lutheran Church. He attended made to the Robert and Annie gram for 2 percent revolving avoided $30.6 million of the total user,” be said. “ We have gone tion of challah. Her problem of Manchester elementary schools, Margaret (Coppola) Calitro. 81, Hutchinson Foote Scholarhsip sewer loans would give the town cost from a 90 percent grant plan when breakfast for and was a member of Manchester of Windsor, widow of Peter A. Fund, care of RHAM High School. about half the financial benefit The cost of the plant itself would we were ordered to make the about SO people. sation with Seymonr Kndlow to the moment was the tempera­ High School’s Qass of 1951. He was Pescosolido and Anthony J. Cali­ Hebron 06248, or to the Gilead toward improvements at its be $26 million, but Huestis’s improvement in sewage treatment Chase has a willing and nimble ask. " I just invented the phrase. ture of the kitchen, and the slow active in local sports, and was an tro, died Sunday at home. She was Congregational Chruch, Hebron. sewage treatment plant as it figures include the cost of tempor­ to less that 50 percent now.” staff, all male, for this is the It is when you give one compli­ rising of the challah dough. outstanding basketball, baseball, the mother of F. Peter Pescosolido The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 would have gotten under the old ary and long-term borrowing. community breakfast of the ment and then balance it with ODD and soccer player. He was also an and the sister of Mrs. Carmella Main St., is in charge of program of state and federal Town Director Stephen Cassano Cassano said he has been trying Charter Oak Lodge of B’nai two remarks that aren’t nice.” Footnote to Saturday’s column Wallace, both of Manchester. to get a priority position for the exceptional duckpin bowler. He arrangements. grants, the town’s budget analyst said today that Manchester has B’rith, meeting jointly with the Women present were asked if about the Halley’s Comet gather­ She also is survived by another town, but there are so many other was a former coach of Manchester said today. been a victim of time. Temple’s Men’s Qub. it felt good to be served breakfast ing last week at Whiton Memor­ Little League, and an avid deep- son, John F. Pescosolido of Whitt­ Robert Huestis said that under communities that have completed Expertly Chase is a two-fisted by men, instead of vice versa. All ial Library. sea fisherman. ier, Calif; three daughters, An­ Marion Gattot the program proposed today by "W e have been approved and are design and are ready for construc­ Besides his wife, he is survived toinette McCarthy of Simsbury, O’Neill i the town would have to ready to go, but the continued tion that the competition for cook, manipulating two enor­ agreed it did. Some of those ’Torn Aitkin was driven by the by a daughter, Rosemary Brandon Eleanor Sadoski of Windsor, and Marion (Dawless) Gatsos, 68, of spend $32.8 million in principal and cutback in funding has probably funding is too great. mous frying pans which B’nai present were Iris Meltzer, Ricky bitter cold to withdraw indoors of Fort Lauderdale. Fla.; a son, Rachel Rita of Farmington: three Aurora, Ohio, wife of John P. interest over a 24-year period and B’ritb bought especialiy for Kahn, Hannah Handler, Mollie when he was just three people Kevin Vietts of Fort Lauderdale; a brothers, Henry Coppola of Mil­ Gatsos, died Friday at home. She would avoid $15.8 million of cost it these breakfasts. Harry Ko- Kovensky, Rachel Singer, Carol away from the telescope. And grandson; and several cousins. He ford, Mass., Anthony Coppola of was the mother of John P. Gatsos would incur if it had to build the veasky and David Kahn and Joseph, Elsie Joseph and Sally that was a pity, for it would have was predeceased by a daughter, East Douglas, Mass., and Joseph of Manchester. plant with no outside assistance. other men, who on weekdays Goodstine. been Aitkin’s second experience Coppola in Maryland; two other Patti Vietts. She also is survived by a Under the old program, which wouid be having toast set before with Halley’s Comet. He was so sisters, Frances Flynt of North Sunday’s speaker was Jack ’The funeral will be Friday at a daughter, Anne Smith of Wilton; would have given the town grants eager to have the second like the Carolina and Anna Smyth of and a brother, Walter J. Dawless of "Help I.O.H. Build” them, carry trays of soft onion Spiegel of West Hartford, retired 4 time to be announced at the to pay 75 percent of the cost of bagels to the oven, and proudly from operation of the Madlyn first in Manchester that he Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main Florida; 22 grandchildren and 19 Hamden. eligible sewer plant improve­ postponed a visit to Florida. St. Burial will be in the East great-grandchildren. The funeral will be Thursday at The Instructors of the Handicapped, Inc. need show off the platters of lox-and- Shops. He discussed Christian- Cemetery. Calling hours are The funeral will be Wednesday 10 a.m. at Christ Episcopal $41,500 to complete a fund-raising project of cream cheese spread. Jewish relations, particularly as “ I was S yuears old in 1910,” Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at 8:15 a.m. at Carmon Funeral Church, 35 Harris Road, Avon. $275,000. Funds will be used to build a ” We used to serve slices of they affect the emigration of recalls Aitkin, "and I remember Memorial donations may be Home, 6 Poquonock Road, Wind­ Burial will be in Greenwood ST. JUDE NOVENA barrier-free, instructional swimming pool for lox,” recalls the president, Sid Jews from Soviet Russia. standing on the comer of Main made to the Patti Fund, care of sor, with a mass of Christian burial Cemetery, Avon. Cohen, a retired consultant for During breakfast, which took Street and Union Street, with my Mary Lou Weber, 32 Windemere at 9 a.m. in St. Gabriel Church, The Vincent Funeral Home, 120 MAY THE SACRED HEART OF the handicapped and people with special needs. the state Department of Educa­ place in a small area off the mother holding my hand, and she Windsor. Burial will be in Mount JESUS BE ADORED. QLORI- Avenue, Vernon, 06066. Albany Turnpike, Canton, has Please help I.O.H. build. tion, "but it got so expensive. I temple kitchen, other activities was talking with another lady St. Benedict Cemetery. Bloom­ charge of arrangements. FIED, LOVED AND PRE­ can recall when the cheapest about Halley’s Comet, and they field. Calling hours are today from SERVED THROUGHOUT THE Name. were making the temple a busy Anna RoianakI 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. WORLD. NOW AND FOREVER. thing you could eat was lox.” place. were looking up. Anna (Sokoloski) Rozanski, 70, Memorial donations may be SACRED HEART OF JESUS. Address. What does Chef Chase do Susan Stoppelman had opened " I am very anxious to have of Windsor, died Sunday at a local made to the Windsor Volunteer Mary P. McCormick PRAY FOR US. SAINT JUDE. during the week? “ Well, I cook the gift shop, and was showing another contact with the comet WORKER OF MIRACLES. PRAY convalescent home. She was the Ambulance, P.O. Box 155, Wind­ for 900 very charming young in Manchester, because I do not The funeral for Mary P. McCor­ FOR US. SAINT JUDE, HELPER off some new imports from sor, or to St. Gabriel School, 77 think I shall be around for the wife of ’Theodore E. Rozanski and mick, 86, of Marlborough, a former OF THE HOPELESS, PRAY FOR ladies,” he replies. He is chef at Israel, including a charm bra­ the sister of Alice Brown of Bloomfield Ave., Windsor. Manchester resident who died US. SAY THIS PRAYER 9TIMES Amount Enclosed $. H«nld photo by Stowirt Shippee Dormitory of the Uni­ celet with tiny dolls on which one next visit." Turnbull Street. Sunday, will be Wednesday, with a A DAY, BY THE 8TH DAY YOUR versity of Connecticut. is supposed to unload one’s She also is survived by four mass of Christian burial at 11 a.m. Ed Chase looks at home in Temple Beth Dormitory at the University of PRAYER WILL BE ANSWERED. Sand Contribution* to: "D o you know what a psycho­ troubles. Children were having a Rhen Tnlley Stewart coven brothers, Michael of Avon; Con­ in St. John Fisher Church, Marlbo­ IT HAS NEVER BEEN KNOWN Sholom'a^ kitchen and he should be. On Connecticut. logical sandwich is?” Irving class in the religion of many parties for the Maachester He­ way of Granby, Peter of Simsbury Annl« Foot* rough. Burial will be in Marlbo­ TO FAIL, PUBLICATION MUST I.O.H. Pool Fund weekdays he's a chef at Shippee Meitner interrupted his conver- centuries back, while elsewhere rald. and James of Granby, Mass.; Annie (Hutchinson) Foote, 98, of rough Cemetery. Calling hours will BE PROMISED. THANK YOU P. O. Box 249 .three other sisters, Sophie Evon- Hebron, wife of Robert E. Foote for be Wednesday from 10 a.m. until ST. JUDE FOR GRANTING MY 'sion of North Granby, Elizabeth the last 72 years, died Monday at the service begins and tonight PETITION. p o c. ManchoBtor, Conn. Etienne of East Hartford and Irene Manchester Memorial Hospital. from 7 to 9 at the Holmes Ftineral 06040 Dylak of Tariffville; and several She served in the state Legisla­ Home, 400 Main St. MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday I«n 14. 1986 - »_ U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Jan. 14. I986_ Manchester Yesterdays 1 N-1- I IIU iiln I I' ‘ t English mill town confounds Books Irish contingent shopped Tuesday TV New books at the Mary Cheney 6:00PM CSD (SD ® n«ws thirty years. Shirley MacLains, Jack Ni­ Library include the following: cholson, Debra Winger. 1983. Rated brass with Ellington tribute C D 63) Dlffront Strokas Channels PG. FICTION CD Action News Batchelor — American folli: a novel 11:35PM CD Entertainment Tonight jazz soprano Alice Babs singing at store on Spruce Street 6 9 Hart to Hart By Graaorv Jtnsen CD (X) Bond — Fire like the lun WFSB Hartford, CT Interview with Lionel Richie. 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No search of her explorer father and a DISNEY Oisnay Channal lots) [C N N ] Newenight resulting documentary on this odd Ellington, for example, is shown Matthews — Craiy women; short the aisle. newly discovered source of much- ESPN Sports Natwork (isaNl Mark Twain's America: Thomas phenomenon shows it got more tobacco products were sold at this store. needed water In a nearby galaxy. Robert [DIS] playing “Single Petal of a Rose" — stories On winter -nights, neighborhood ladies HBO Horn# Box Offica (Hao) Edison A look at the early life uf Thomas than it bargained for. a composition virtually no one ever May — The devil of Drogon House The Trinity Covenant Church was next door. Urich. Mary Crosby. 1984. Rated PG. CINEMAX Cinamax (MAX) Edison, America's greatest inventor. (60 "Take Jimmy Hamilton, who Morice — Dead on cue (TMCl heard before his death in 1972. gathered around the stove and talked of their [TMC] MOVIE: '2010* (CC) Despite vol­ TMC Movia Channal min.) Naravan — Under the banyan tree In the summer evenings the ladies sat in the USA USA Natwork (USAl played clarinet in Ellington’s band "It’s part of ’The Queen’s and other stories childhood days in Ireland. It was mainly an atile political tensions, U.S. and Russian [E S P N ] Golf: PGA Tour scientists launch a follow-up space mis­ for 26 years.” said director Tony Suite,"’ Bulley said. "Ellington Randolph — The Rushden legocy store’s backyard and listened to the choir [H B O ] Maria's Lovers Rophoel — Heaven and earth; o Irish neighborhood. Liggett, Brown, Phillip, sion to investigate the fate of a failed Bulley. composed this suite as a present voyage to Jupiter. Roy Scheider, John novel rehearsing. This congregation moved to among the country start celebrating the [U S A ] Edge of Night "He’s 72 now. But not only did he Moriarty, Pentland, Murphy and Wilson were Lithgow. 1984. Rated PG. In Stereo. for (jueen Elizabeth. He recorded Romones — Berlin breakout Hackmatack Street. The Spruce Streetchurch Grand Old Opry's 00th anniversary. (2 12:05AM (D S im o n & Simon An agri­ play in the convention’s pickup Small — This heort of mine a few names I remember. [U S A ] USA Cartoon Express the whole thing, with a full Walser — Letter to Lord LIsit: o is now the Presbyterian church. hra.) chemist's wife hires Rick and A.J. to find band as if be were in his 20s. We sat orchestra — and then had exactly novel Some evenings a gentleman might show up, 6:30PM ( D (25 Too Cloaa for Comfort CD Merv Griffin her missing husband who disappeared him down, turned on the camera whila checking out a major polluter. (60 one pressing made of the Wellman — The school of darkness Yes, I remember it well. It was owned by my CD 69 Moonlighting (CC) A furious .X but he had to sit on an overturned wooden (S ) 6 9 NBC Nightly News min.) (R). and lights, I asked a simple recording. Whitten — A day without sunshine aunt, Elizabeth Wilson. Uncle Bob died at an Maddie fires David after the woman he DUKE ELLINGTON Williams — Collected stories crate, which made for a lame back. (29 Nightly Bualnaaa Report MacNall-Lahrar Newshour question and wham! ' ’"He gave that one to the queen, Yashor — The seo-crossod fisher­ chooses as the ideal wife for a lonely 67) early age, and my aunt ran the store alone for 69 ABC News client looking for a bride is accused of “Jimmy went on for 9*A minutes. . . . in 1973 photo m an: o novel There was a wonderful candy case for 1 2:30AM 63) star Trek and ordered that no more be made 63) Noticiaro SIN the man's murder. (60 min.) Ask another question, another 9>A Orr — The world In Amber more than 30 years. The building was later 62) (59 Late Night With David Lattarman until he died,” children. Licorice pipes and squirrels were my C D MOVIE; 'Gray Eagle' Ben Johnson. minutes. Marvelous anecdotal in Chicago and just invited eve­ 63) Sanford and Son In Stereo. NONFICTION favorites. They sold four for a penny. Cheese moved to Ellington. [C N N ] Showbiz Today Lana Wood. stuff.” ryone to come to his home town for But surprised researchers disco­ 69 Maude Ackerman ^ ON extended wings Once the 5-cent paper currency was disallowed, the U.S. was cut from a huge wheel of Vermont made, [DIS] Advanturat of Ozzla and Harriet (22) (59 Riptide Nick's unexpected inher­ Hamilton's recollections of the their next meeting.” vered that Ellington had played Allen — HOw to make a speech itance of $300,000 Is endangered when 63) PELICULA: 'Vibora Cellante' Eric Mint tried mightily to come up with a Lincoln Head Miriam T. Ferris lives at 32 Gerard St. Do [E S P N ] Ravco's World Claaa Woman Ellington band and era are pre­ So they did, from the United "Petal of a Rose” in a studio of the Arden — Three phases of E ve : on and peanut butter was ladled from a tin pail it is charged that the benefactor was Castillo, Christa Linder. 1972. se rv e in Bulley's documentary States and Australia, from France Granada company itself many autobiography nickel. This was the best of the lot, but it wasn’t until 1909 you have a Manchester memory you’d like to murdered. (60 min.) 63) Dr. Gene Scott Bacon ~ How sweet It Is: the Jackie onto a piece of waxed paper. 7:00PM d ] CBS News "Duke Ellington — Love You and Denmark, all to celebrate — years ago — and a primitive video Gleason story — when the Indian Head nickel was finally phased out — CD Threa's Company 6 9 67) The Jews of Moscow: An Inside [E S P N ] Top Rank Boxing Bacon had its rind still on and was cut to share? Send yours to Adele Angle, Box 591, Story Specisl Edition Jews living in Mos­ Madly,” screened in England and re-create — the music of recording had been made. It’s in Boggett — The 60*mlnute breod book CD ABC News [M A X ] MOVIE: 'A Clockwork Orange' A and other fast-yeast recipes you can did the coin bearing the famous president's face appear. order by hand. The huge coffee mill ground the Manchester Herald, Manchester, 06040. If cow must maintain their religious and young punk is transformed into a peace- recently. The show wasn’t at all Edward Kennedy "Duke” Elling­ the show. CD 8100,000 Pyramid cultural identity in the face of Soviet make In '/i the usual time yours is used, we’ll pay you $5. Send a photo, if loving man in a world gone mad with what Bulley set out to make. ton, “the most popular and prolific So is an antique black-and-white Baldrige — Letitia Baldrlge's com­ beans and the aroma of freshly ground coffee 6 9 Caraon't Comady Classics state control. (60 min.) violence. Malcolm McDowell. Patrick "We went to Oldham to do a brief jazz composer of the century.” film of Ellington's band playing plete guide to executive manners Magee, Adrienne Cirri. 1971. Rated R. Bullchlld — The sun came down lingered for hours. Mr. Brown delivered his one aplies. (29 6 9 M*A*s*H 63) Chespirito regional documentary on the con­ Oldham didn’t much get in­ ’’Flamingo,” with Herb Jeffries on Cannon — Dieting makes you tot (22) Whaal of Fortune [C N N ] Larry King Live [U S A ] Gong Show (R). vention,” he said in an interview. volved in the three.day convention the vocal. Chelmlnski — The French at table: Lincoln Head nickel ® MacNall-Lahrar Newshour [D IS ] MOVIE: Th e Love Lottery'To set­ 1:00AM CD Q»t smart "But we kept getting so much "as a town," Bulley said. But the "That song has never left me for w hy the French know how to eot better tle his gambling debts, a film idol allows schoolchildren of the Oldham 40 years,” Jeffries says In the than any people on eorth and how they (25 PHoa la Right himself to be a prize in a love lottery with (D Headline Chasers great stuff it stretched and hove gone about It. formt eh Goals to 6 9 Newlywed Game Joe Franklin Show stretched into a nation-wide hour.” Swing Band did get to play "Take program. "I cannot get off a stage Pual Bocuse the winner to get him In marriage. David CD About Town Niven, Peggy Cummins, Anne Vernon. the A Train" before an interna­ without singing it: I cannot per­ Donner — The witch’s dream had a rocky history . 63)Criatal 69 Break tha Bank 1953. 4 Dyer — Wor 67) Nightly Business Report [C N N ] Crossfire ONE STORY HE could not leave tional audience of prominent ex­ form anywhere and leave it out.” Edwards — A rentarkable woman: a [E S P N ] College Baaketball: North Caro­ Recreation Department’s series of one-hour lessons (S3) One Day at a Tima [U S A ] Heartlight City (R). out was the way the international perts — and Bulley’s cameras. "Love You Madly” is a celebra­ biography of Katharine Hepburn A pretty good Sports boosters meet at RHAM lina at Maryland gathering of Ellingtonphiles — Besides, there were capacity tion of Ellington’s matchless out­ Edwards ^ Beyond the last oasis: a will cost $10. Participants may bring floor mats ora [C N N ] Monayllna 1:05AM CD MOVIE: 'Madigan: Tha solo walk In the Western Sahara might-have- [H B O ] MOVIE: Mickl and Maude' (CC) whose previous two gatherings audiences for concerts by a spe­ put and his musical style, but it Egendorf — Healing from the war: HEBRON — The Sports Boosters of RHAM Junior blanket. Exercises will be done in stocking feet. Shelia [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Napoleon and Samantha' A bigamous husband learns that both of Midtown Beat' Madigan rushes to stop a been — the Un­ revenge-motivated killing when a weal­ were in Washington and Chicago — cially formed band which swing- doesn’t soft-pedal his treatment of trauma and transformation after and Senior High Schooi will meet Wednesday at 7:30 Franke will be the instructor. Those interested in Two youngsters are accompanied by an his wives are expecting. Dudley Moore, co I n Head old circus lion and a hippie while travel­ thy man hires a gunman to find the youth ingly imitated the Ellington style, the men and women who helped Vietnam p.m. in the senior high school library. participating may come to the class Wednesday. Amy Irving, Ann Reinking. 1984. Rated came to pick the unlikely location Ferroro — Ferroro, my story nicicel. Collectors' ing to stay with an old recluse. Micheal PG-13. who robbed him. Richard Widmark, of Oldham in the first plaice. helped by some of the Duke’s own him make music. Fodor's Bermudo, 1986 Douglas, Johnny Whitaker, Jodie Fos­ Charles Durning. Dennis Hines. 1972. Fox — Thinking big: the education of In May 1866 ter. 1972. Rated G. 9:30PM [M A X ] MOVIE: -EverYthlng “Very simple, really,” Bulley musicians. "He was really hard on musi­ the use of the Friends of Music meet tonight You Always Wanted to Know About 1:30AM CD l Love Lucy Jimmy Hamilton and trumpet cians,” says Jeffries. “He was a a gambler Corner Grange has ‘Silly Night’ [E S P N ] SportaCanter said. "Eddie Lambert, who proba­ Freudenberger ^W om en's burnout: 5-cent paper Sex(But were afraid to ask)' Woody Al­ CD News bly knows more about Duke veteran Willie Cook joined the taskmaster. But be was even The Manchester Friends of Music will meet tonight [HBO] MOVIE: 'Savannah Smiles' A six- len presents a farcical adaptation of the how to spot It, how to reverse It, and currency pieces Russ MacKendrlck Manchester Grange 31 will meet Wednesday at 8 (33) MOVIE: T o Be Announced' band for Ellington classics like harder on singers, because he how to prevent It at 7; 15 at Illing Junior High School cafeteria. New year-old girl charms the two men who sex manual by Dr. Reuben. Woody Allen, Ellington and his music than Furniture finishes became illegal, p.m. in the Grange onOlcott Street. The program will have abducted her and demanded a size­ Gene Wilder, Lou Jacobi. 1972. Rated [C N N ] Newanight Update anyone on earth, lives in Oldham. "Echoes of Harlem” and “C Jam wanted them to be the voice he did be. “Silly Night.” Members may bring items for the members will be welcome. Gorthoff — Detente and and thereupon able ransom from her wealthy parents. R. 1:55AM [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Apocalypse He went to last year’s convention Blues." The cameras also caught not have.” confrontation followed a tizzy auction table. Mark Miller, Donovan Scott. Bridgette 10:00PM CD News Now* A special agent journeys up river Green — God’s fool; the life ond o f patter- Parenting class held at Lutz Andersen. 1982. 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(60 great American desserts Thursdays, starting Jan. 23 at 6:30 p.m. at the min.) 2:00AM CD MOVIE: 'Edison, the Man' Vegas, and Robert Guillaume Hellbroner The nature and logic of tried out in that year before mint anywhere near that figure at the will hold its third annual dinner-dance Feb. 8 at the (D Wheel of Fortune LOS ANGELES (AP) - John only a slight limp. capitalism museum. 247 S. Main St. (33) Independent News The life of Thomas Edison, his inven­ John Ritter and Henry Winkler from the Improv in Los Angeles. officials settled on a 5-cent coin. auction. Knights of Columbus Home. 138 Main St. The corned CD Million Dollar Chance of a Lifetime tions, his successes and his failures are Ritter has more than a casual Herzfeld — Sense and sensibility in The nurturing program is designed to help develop 69 Mission: Impossible Interest in his duties as a host of the will be hosts of the Los Angeles The national portion of the childbirth ("United States Pattern, Experi­ So we might have had a good beef and cabbage dinner wiil be at 6:30 p.m. Dancing parent-child relationships. Trained volunteers will 63) lndepande|nt News explored in thia superb biography. Spen­ Kern — Planning your own honrie profile of Lincoln on a nickel, but (29 Trapper John, M.D. cer Tracy, Rita Johnson, Charles Cob­ national cerebral palsy telethon. segments of the telethon. Wayne telethon will take up 20 minutes of mental and Trial Pieces,” by J. will'be from 8; 30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. to the music of the conduct the programs. 6 9 Best of Saturday Night each half hour and 10 minutes will business Hewitt Judd. M.D.) because of hanky-panky at the Tommy Ryders Band. There will be Irish step (22) (59 Remington Steele Remington urn. 1940. His brother, Tom, is a victim of Newton, Florence Henderson and Klagsbrun — Married people: stay­ For more information, call Betty Thornton, l29 (S9 Barney Miller and Laura's investigation of a Reming­ CD MOVIE: 'Bandolero' A man disguises the disease, which causes brain Dennis James will be the hosts in be used by the local stations. ing together In the age of divorce There were 15 Washington heads Mint he had to wait for the dancing, prizes and a full service bar. Sean Byrne is 649-7815, Lynn Tyler, 646-0463, or Leslie Belcher, (22) Jeopardy ton Steele impersonator leads them to a himself as a hangman in order to ar­ LaGuardIa — Red: the tempestuous damage. They are the sons of the New York. Approximately 90 stations will and many rehashes of that messy phase-out of the Indian Head cent chairman. 649-0036. (25 New Newlywed Gama bizarre inventor. (60 min.) In Stereo. range the escape of his brother and life of Susan Haywrd gang. Dean Martin, James Stewart, Ra- late Tex Ritter, a singer and Gavin MacLeod will preside participate in this year's telethon. Learning ~ Orson Welles, o shield design that was already in in 1909 to be honored on an official The charge will be $12.50 a person. Tickets may be 6 9 Banaon (29 People's Caucus Special quel Welch. 1968. cowboy movie star. over segments broadcast live from The United Cerebral Palsy tele­ biography use on the two-center. There was coin. obtained by calling John Gorman. 649-3879. or Ed (SZ) Wild World of Animals 63) Bodaa de Odio , Lookstein — Were we our brothers’ Nichols College has reception * ( ^ Africa: Cry of a Continent Despite his disability, Tom Rit­ "The Love Boat” set, with Scott thon is the oldest in the nation. It only one design for Lincoln like ’This “grand format” catalog of Wilson, 643-7429. No tickets will be sold at the door. 67) Campaigning on Cue: The General J keepers? (S3) Archie Bunker's Place began in 1950 as regional “pledge- this, and to many viewers, the best the Kosoff sale, together with the Nichols College of Dudley, Mass., will have a Election Campaign Television coverage [E S P N ] Mazda SportaLook ter is a music publisher, host of a Baio from Disneyland, Hal Linden Low ry — How to make money In real [C N N ] Crossfira a-thons.” estate with government loans and of the lot. list of prices realized, is an reception for prospective students and their parents of the 1984 general election is exam­ [T M C ] MOVIE: 'The Cotton Club' In the country music show on radio from the Imperial Palace in Las programs But it was just another case of absolute treasure. ’There are 3727 Coed exercising starts tonight from 7 to 9 at the Summit Hotel, Constitution [E S P N ] AW A Wrestling ined. (60 min.) 1930s, a jazz musician saves the life of a station KCSN and the Southern Mark Twain ~ laughing: humorous [U S A ] Radio 1990 6D Star Games powerful racketeer and is towed deeper California chairman of the tele­ anecdotes by and about Somuol "You can’t beat City Hall” The lots — 2990 to cover U.S. coins, BOLTON — A 10-session exercise class for women Plaza, Hartford. Staff members will explain the and deeper into the violent world of Clemens "hall’’ this time was the Chief paper money and other types of and men will start Wednesday at 11 a.m. at Bolton programs, activities, admission requirements, finan­ 8:00PM CD Buga Bunny/Loonay [C N N ] Evening News gangsters and gunmen. Richard Gere, thon. He also has a law degree. Marnham — So far from God: o Engraver of the Mint. James Americana, plus “World Coins and Communtiy Hall on Bolton Center Road. The cial aid. grants and scholarships. Tunas All-Star 50th Anniversary (CC) An [T M C ] MOVIE: '1918' A small southern Gregory Hines, Diane Lane. 1984. Rated "Our Dad wanted both of us to go Iburney to Central America all-star cast salutes the 50th anniversary town is devastated by an epidemic dur­ R. In Stereo. . M ay — M y Quest for beauty Longacre. There has been a bit of Medals” : more than 700 additional of Warner Bros.' cartoon characters. (60 to law school,” said John, "but ing World War I. Matthew Broderick, [U S A ] Prime Tima Wrestling (R). Meyer — Death of innocense: A case anvil chorus in regard to his lots. There were 52 countries — min.) Hallie Foote, William Converse-Roberts. Tom’s the only one who listened.” of murder In Vermont Andorra, Argentina, Monaco, Ne­ 2:30AM [C N N ] sports Latenight ’Tom Ritter will appear on the Norris — The Inventor's guide to ability, even to the point of CD PM Magazine [U S A ] NPC Men's Bodybuilding A pal ... ’Thailand and Tibet to Champs (R). [E S P N ] SportaCanter 21-hour “Weekend With the Stars Ipw-cost patenting suggesting that he was downright Films are getting deadlier CD 69 Who's tha Boss? (CC) Tony lands ■ Orwell ~ Orwell the tost writings Telethon” this Saturday and incompetent and kept afloat by Zanzibar. in trouble when he uses mudwrestling 10:30PM 6D News 2:35AM CD CBS News Nightwatch Poz One earth, four or five worlds good assistants. Someone else has Besides those there were Greek, as an example in Angela's advertising Sunday. Pellegrino — Chariots for Apollo: class. 63) 24 Horas 3:00AM [CNN] News Overnight ‘T il be interviewing and talking f^e making of the lunar module called him all right as a line- Roman and Byzantine coins. If you "But a helluva lot of violence was photographed [D IS ] Disney's Legends and Haros You Can Feel at Home With Us Perlmutter — Isroel, the partitioned Continued from page 13 (3) News [E S P N ] Tennis: Loreto Tennis Festlvet to people with disabilities,” Tom engraver but deficient in die­ had been at the auction, you would wheniwasabsent.lnever see rushes and most actors Coverage from Loreto. MX. (60 min.) • MANCHESTER • ROCKVILLE • WINDSOR state: a politicol history since 1900 sinking skills. have had a chance to get some gold 03) (Q) MOVIE: To Bo Announced' 1 1:00PM CD @5 69 News said. "You can’t cure cerebral Presley — Elvis and me a last-minute attack of liberalism. He saw the film aren’t involved in editing. So I didn’t know what was [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Until September* A a EAST HARTFORD • HARTFORD (2) RIccomlnl — Unexpected Japan At any rate, he was the boss, and and silver pieces from the King­ S3) MOVIE: 'Boach Blanket Bingo' A CD Taxi palsy because it causes brain without eight scenes of violence he’d written." being put together. beach gang becomes involved in a kid­ young woman falls in love with a mar­ a CLINTON a GROTON a PUTNAM . Rice — The bold experiment: JFK's the shield design was his baby. By dom of Axum that might have been CD Action News ried banker while stranded in Paris. damage. But you can alleviate Peace Corps Winner believes violence is acceptable if it is absurd “Michael Winner has a peculiar aptitude for naping, with the victim convinced it's all Sollsbury — The Long Morch: the changing the location of the "In struck by a direct descendant of violence that borders on sadism. He does what he a publicity stunt. Frankie Avalon, An­ CD (29 Benny Hill Show Keren Allen. Thierry Lhermitte, Christo­ some of the effects and detect and enough to be considered a cartoon. "Death Wish 3 " pher Cazenove. 1984. Rated R. N untold story God We Trust" on the 2-cent piece Solomon and the Queen of Sheba. nette Funicello. Deborah Walley. 1965. 63) Carson's Comedy Cbssics prevent the problenns that lead to ' Schaffer — Wings of ludgment: includes mortar and hand grenade explosions in the thinks will make an exciting picture for him — not for The A-Team When Murdock 69 Odd Couple 4:00AM (D Jo* Franklin Show it. Most cerebral palsy occurs Americon bombing In World War II to a spot on the 5 where the "WE” Bowers and Merena are making middle of New York City. everybody. That’s why we got an X rating. I don’t (22) 69 GOOD HEALTH Shekerllan — Competent counsel: would last longer (check your Red a special half-price offer to serious wins a Hawaiian trip on 'Wheel of For­ (22) NewsCenter 63) Space; 1999 prenatally or at birth. But you can "What we depict has happened in many cities in the know what they cut out because I’ve never seen tune,* he becomes detoured to South working with lawyers Book pix), he won the contest. collectors only: Six Rare Coin 'Death Wish 3.’ (29 Doctor Who [C N N ] Larry King Overnight acquire it later in life through a Water Bottle Combination Syringe Smith — Dr. Lendon Smith's low- Review issues. Special Coin Let­ past. In the case of vigilante law, we give the ordinary America via a Russian-built helicopter. head injury. Some children ac­ stress diet This photo was taken from the citizen the courage on the screen that he doesn’t have (60 min.) 69 M-A-S-H [E S P N ] College Basketball; North Caro­ Snowman — The world of Plocldo Bowers and Merena catalog for the ters and catalogs with prices "I DON’T SEE any of my pictures because I’m not a ( ^ (17) Nova: Portrait of a Killer (CC) 67) Second City TV lina at Maryland quire it through child abuse.” Domingo in real life. sale of rare coins from the estate realized, for the sum of $35. Ask for fan of myself” The progress being made in the area of 63) Maude [U S A ] NPC Man's Bodybuilding 'Tom was born with cerebral SALE SALE Snyder — December 25th: the loys of last November of the late Abe Subscription B and address Bow­ "We’ve created a fantasy and it should be, and is, cardiovascular disease is explored. (60 Champs (R). palsy, although it was not diag­ Christmas post accepted as such except by people who believe that if min.) (R). 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"I haven’t seen any Schwarzenegger, Stallone or and Russian scientists launch a follow­ from Vanderbilt University in *4.99 *5.99 Street — The struggle for Tennessee: “No serious study has proved violence in film has a pion of women's rights is dramatized. makes two risky changes on the team. up space mission to investigate the fate Tupelo to Stones River strikings of the Uncoln head, each TONIGHT: First meeting of the Chuck Norris movies,” he said, “But I’m not opposed Susan Clark, John Forsythe, Jane [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Christina' The erotic of a failed voyage to Jupiter. Roy Schei­ . Tennessee and now is studying for SA V E 609 Tokos — Child support: a gued to lasting effect or makes people violent. I plan to Wyatt. 1976. and dangerous exploits of a globetrot­ der, John Lithgow. 1984. Rated PG. In the California Bar examination. SAVE 709 tockitng the system and winning in copper, copper alloy and nickel. New Year for members and guests to some forms of violence. When a character is cruel ’This particular one, called J-487. of the Manchester Philatelic So­ continue making violent films. We’ll probably do 63) Juana Iris ting playgirl-heiresa-publiaher. Jewel Stereo. His disease, which causes lack of REG. »5.69 Reg. *6.59 Tribe — God save this honoroble and rotten he should be punished for his ill deeds. It’s Shepard. 1984. court Lot number 1061 in the catalog ciety at Mott’s Community Hall, ‘Death Wish 23’ with Charlie shooting from a justified and audiences enjoy it. 63) MOVIE: Th e Death of Richie’ A 16- 4:16AM CD Gat Smart muscle coordination and speech VIcker ~ The Dow Jones-Irwin guide wheelchair.” year-old boy's drug addiction has a de­ [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock disturbances, is hardly noticeable. to retirement planning (copper or copper-nickel alloy). 587 E. Middle Turnpike, 6:30 to 9. 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Audiences get it out of lawyer's normal routine assumes a dif­ 63) The Honeymoonera *1.29 I turned it down many times because of the violence.” their systems by seeing it on screen. It’s a carthartic. ferent perspective after an eccentric hei­ 69 Second City TV Earn Big Money in *1.29 ress' soul enters into one side of his 3 Roll Taba Bronson said. "It’s not the story of Paul Kersey of the If they see it in a theater, they don’t get involved (29 All in tha Family 4 ox. body. Steve Martin, Lily Tomlin. 1984. Reg. ‘ 1.59 Blondie on video Margloita, Nicole Marie, daugh­ Memorial Hospital. Tlte maternal first two ’Death Wish’ movies. It’s a story of violence. personally." Rated PG-13. 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Chris Stein, a band member and Otis St. The paternal grandparents 8:30PM (D am in the Family help fill. All buildings, cars, boats, construc­ be a car explosion and could be seen on the screen at violence would he seen on the screen and more X [E S P N ] SportaCanter Crimes against property are increasing, C a rry 's boyfriend think the whole are Mr. and Mrs. Rocco Margiotta Rodiignez, Slstcie Lsnm Marie, CD 69 Growing Pains (CC) tion machines, trailera, safes, vending ma­ the same time. ratings would be pasted on today’s big hit« [H B O ] let 8i Ten: Play Me or Trade Me professional locksmiths are in great de­ CENTRUM CALTRATE AND video thing was a mistake. ^ of Waterbury. daughter of Daniel and Deborah chines, and many other kinds of equipment CD Family Faud The quarterback says to play him or have one or more locks. Near your home mand. 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By Len Auster did right against Boston College East. UConn is 9-4 overall. within three points, on two hoops to stay home with her pride Sports Editor last Saturday in their 80-69 win, If, at any time the Huskies were by Coles and a third from Phil that's the number of slip-ups and to get Villanova, this was to be the Gamble. But Massamino wisely rushed back into the game his for the gift, then tell her that since HARTFORD — A funny thing foul-ups that happened against the season. The Wildcats lost three of DEAR ' freshman point guard — Wilson, in you ha ve no intentions of becoming happened to the University of defending national NCAA cham­ their starters from last year’s ABBY: I'm a NCAA championship club while place of senior Dwight Wilbur and divorced active in the organization, you Connecticut on the way to its pion Wildcats. UConn didn’t shoot must decline the membership. I the Huskies had the veterans — that helped right the Villanova w o m a n who second Big East victory of the its foul shots, and didn’t get the ball can't guarantee that you won't season. to bounce its way. three returning seniors — in their ship. knows what it “ I think Kenny Wilson and Doug Dear Abby offend her, but it beats being a Several Huskies turned out to be “ It’s amazing the way the scene lineup. Connecticut, however, feels like to be West were right in there. They member of an organization you MIAs at the Hartford Civic Center can change from one night to the forget to take charge. It was overlooked, for­ showed their freshman ingenuity, Abigail Van Buren would not care to join. on Monday night. next. Saturday night we were on Villanova, with 5-9 freshman gotten or just something a little better than most Among them was junior Gerry top of the world. We played our Kenny Wilson keeping the ball in plain excluded freshmen do," said Massimino. DEAR ABBY: I was married Besselink. The 6-9 power forward, brains out and with intensity, the his hands most of the time, on special holi­ Wilson had 15 points along with last October in a vei7 elaborate who had his best game ever whole bit. Tonight just completely controlling the play. days. so I round three assists. West, on 7-for-12 wedding. I am just finishing up my against Boston College, was al­ opposite. Certainly Villanova To think UConn will have t() put up all the shooting from the floor, had a thank-you notes to all the wonder­ most a non-entity with a line of two piayed well enough to win but you up with Wilson for 3‘/i more years. “ s t r a y s " I team-high 16 markers to lead five she has nowhere to go. Since it's ful people who shared in our day rebounds and no assists in 23 can’t win when you turn the ball “ I feel we were playing on our know and invite them over for a Wildcats in double figures. become a tradition to "round up and gave us such lovely gifts. minutes. He, however, was far over 10 out of 12 times in the last 10 heels," Pemo said. “ We were Christmas Eve meal. It's not a “ 1 was kind of impressed by the strays" at holiday time (and I hope from the only Husky who didn’t minutes and shoot 20-25 percent realy tenative. We were waiting formal sit-down dinner: it's a My problem is that well over 200 way we played. I think we had to you don't use that expression show up. from the field. All the things we did instead of making things happen. casual, serve-yourself buffet sort people attended our wedding, and play well to win this game,” publicly), why not invite them a Tentative Connecticut, a 4‘A- well (against BC), we didn’t It was like we were one second of party, and all seem to enjoy three of them gave us no gift. Two Massamino cited. “ UConn was week or so ahead of time? Their point favorite by tapoff, played like tonight. The end result was not a behind the action.” themselves. of them are co-workers who coming off a great win over Boston pride would be salvaged, and a anything but the favorites as they very good loss," admitted Husky “ We controlled it (the tempo) to Well, how is this for a slap in the brought their husbands. College the other night," he added. good time could be had by all. were thrashed by tempo-setting coach Dom Pemo, who saw his a point,” said wily Wildcat coach face? About 10 a m.. I phoned Pressley, out of Mystic, had 11 of Do I send these people thank-you Villanova. 68-59, before a mostly club, which had a shot at making it Rollie Massimino. someone I thought would appre­ his points in the second half for DEAR ABBY: As a Christmas notes for coming to my wedding? quiet crowd of 12,129 at the Civic a five-way logjam for third place in Wonder what game he was ciate the invitation and said. "Hi. if Villanova. Harold Jensen, another gift, a co-worker gave me a How do I know their gifts were not Center. the league, instead dip to 1-3, watching. you're not doing anything special Nutmegger out of Trumbull who membership to an organization lost? It really is an awkward As many things as the Huskies mrired in seventh place in the Big The Wildcats, particulary in the tonight, come on over for dinner always seems to play well in his she is very much devoted to. situation. I certainly didn't invite second half, controlled the clock. about 6 p.m." They ate up 30 seconds on each home state, also had 11 along with This friend said. "Thank you. but I have never attended a meeting, people to get a gift, but what do you possession before getting off a Mark Plansky. I have plans." (I could tell the way or expressed any interest in joining do when you don't get one? shot. And when they weren’t Kelley netted 18 to lead all she said it that she didn't have any the organization. In fact, I would PERPLEXED BRIDE getting shots from the floor, they scorers for Connecticut. Coles had plans, but I wasn't going to beg prefer not to have my name listed were taking advantage of their 13 points and 10 rebounds but those her.) I learned later that she sat as a member. DEAR PERPLEXED: You need free throws. The Wildcats were were deceptive statistics inas­ home alone, but had too much Can I be made a member of an not write to thank the guests for much as the Husky vocal leader organization without my permis­ attending your wedding. If you did 20-for-27 from the charity stripe: pride to admit it. My question: did not have a good game. He’d be Don't you think a person who has sion? I don't want to insult this not receive a gift, it's safe to all in the second half. That was in contrast to the the first to admit it. And the third no plans is foolish to turn down an woman, nor do I want to sour our assume that none was sent. Huskies, who resembled a pee wee Husky senior, Eddie Williams, was invitation for this reason? Also, is relationship because we have to Wait a while. If perchance some virtually once again hors de 4 team from the 15-foot free throw there something wrong with the work together, so please tell me gifts were lost, in due time the combat. Williams had only 4 points way I worded my invitation? how I can cancel my membership senders will probably drop a subtle line. They were an awful 2-for-7 on 2-of-9 shooting in limited action. ALSO HURT without offending her. hint to let you know they are still from the line in the first half, with UNWILLING MEMBER waiting for your thank-you note. Tim Coles, Jeff King and Eddie The 26-year-old Air Force veteran was a certain MIA. He has, in fact, DEAR HURT: Not everyone is Then you may let them know that Williams missing three front ends been a non-factor for the most part comfortable admitting that he or DEAR MEMBER: Thank her their gift was not received. of one-and-one situations in the final 2:25. in UConn’s last six games. That allowed Villanova to take a The Huskies will have time to UPl photo 28-26 lead at halftime on Mark think about their next one, a Plansky’s jumper with four se­ meeting with St. John’s at the Drugs ease diabetes pain The lion sleeps today conds left. Hartford Civic Center on Saturday "W e never could get the tempo. 1 night at 8 p.m. "W e have four or A lioness, top, watches over her mate as the Detroit Zoo during the warm spell feel if we could have gotten the lead five days to get ready and maybe D E A R DR. and carbonazepine. However, beneficial results are inconsistent. we might have had a shot. But we something will happen in the GOTT: I am a he sleeps peacefully in the sunshine at over the weekend. missed key one-and-ones and you meanwhile." Perno said. diabetic and In addition, the use of certain antidepressants, such as amitript­ have to make those. You have to HUSKY NOTES - UConn has keep my blood lost nine straight to Villanova. The sugar under yline, has been found to help the start making those,” Perno Wildcats are 12-1 over the Huskies reasonably Dr. Gott neuropathy is selected diabetics. First dog Rex will have surgery offered. in Big East action. UConn's only good control. However, antidepressant agents Villanova, 3-1 in the Big East and win was in January of '82 when Nevertheless, 1 Peter Gott, M.D. will not help the intestinal or 11-7 overall, had a slender 43-41 WASHINGTON (UPI) - Gener­ Rex, given to Mrs. Reagan as a between the doctor and patient,” ; Karl Hobbs tipped in the game- have developed genitourinary complications of lead after an Earl Kelley 15-foot ations of youngsters facing tonsi- surprise Christmas gift from the she quipped. winner at the buzzer at the Civic extreme pains neuropathy. baseline jumper with 10:43 left. Herald photo by Beehaw lectomies have gone to the hospitai president, had infected tonsils The 16-pound Rex was frisky ! The Philadelphia-based school, Center. . .Since joining the Big in my feet. My Recently, scientists have deve­ clutching their teddy bears, but when he moved into the White Monday and ran around the room ; East for the 1980-81 season, when doctor says this keyed by a Harold Pressley soft Husky coach Dom Perno was not too happy by what he loped exciting new medicines when America’s first dog is House last month and was treated while Nancy Reagan gave a ; Villanova has held its opponents to is diabetic neu­ hook shot, went on a 13-6 run in a called aldosereductase inhibitors. admitted for the same operation, with medicine, Crispen said. farewell tea party for James ! saw from his Huskies Monday night at the Hartford Civic ropathy and nothing can be done. patients who have had diabetes for 4:15-span that saw them open up a 69 points or less, the Wildcats are These compounds prevent the he takes along a slipper from the But the Reagans were later told Rosebush, her retiring chief o f ' 93-16. . .Gamble was named Center. UConn, a 4%-point favorite, iet Viiianova control Can you help me? more than 20 years. The damage 56-47 edge. That was in the middle nerves from forming sorbitol from first lady. Rex needed to have the infected staff. : of a stretch where the Huskies Monday Big East freshman of the the action'and the Wildcats took home a 68-59 decision. J may affect both the somatic and glucose. Therefore, irrespective of The 1-year-old King Charles tonsils taken out, Crispen said. She DEAR READER: Nerve com­ autonomic nerve systems. turned the ball over five times, out week for his play against George­ the level of glucose, no nerve spaniel was to undergo surgery added the dog will take one of the The president brought Rex home plications of diabetes constitute When the somatic nerves are of their game-total of 18. while the town and Boston College. . .Sopho­ time. "Just look at the stats,” he Steve PInone 0 0-0 0. T o ta ls 24-51 20-27 swelling and irritation take place. today at an undisclosed veterinary first lady's slippers with him to to the White House after banishing • 66. one of the most troublesome involved, typical neuropathy re­ Wildcats were making some hay at more Terrence Warren missed his shot back. Sorbinil is the currently preferred hospital but should be back on all remind him of home. Lucky, the previous first dog with a • UPI photo third straight game with a aspects of the disease. Doctors mits. Patients experience pain, the foul line. UCONN (Sf) — Eddie W illiam s 20-14, drug: it improves nerve velocity four paws at the White House Crispen declined to say where "puddle problem,” to the Rea­ VILLANOVA (M ) — H a ro ld P re ssley know basically what causes the tingling, numbness, weakness and A jam by Doug West, a 6-7 sprained left knee. He may be able 2 7-7 11, M o rk P la n sk y 4 3-5 11, Chuck G e rry Besselink 2 0-0 4. T im Coles 6 1-2 and conduction in both the somatic Wednesday, said Elaine Crispen. the surgery would be performed. gans’ California ranch near Santa . UConn’s Phil Gamble (25) flies past Villanova's Kenny 13. Earl Kelley 7 4-4 10. Phil Gamble 4 neuropathy of diabetes, but they muscle wasting. freshman, gave the visitors a 56-47 to play Saturday against the Everson 1 0-0 2, Kenny Wilson 5 5-6 15, and autonomic systems. Nancy Reagan's press secretary. "That's privileged information Barbara, Wilson (3) in early action. Gamble had a quiet eight Redmen. . .Perno was testy H a ro ld Jensen 4 3*511, D w ight W llb u rv 0-2 8. Robert U rse ry 2 0-0 4. C liff have thus far been unsuccessful in If the autonomic system is spread with 6:28 left. A television 1 (LO 2, Doug W est 7 2-416, G o rv M assey Robinson 4 0-0 8. John Shea 0 0-0 0. Je ff finding a consistent cure. You, and impaired, patients will suffer a (Joints while Wilson netted 15 and led the Wildcat attack timeout stemmed the tide with afterwards. He was asked why 0 0-0 0. C on n olly B row n 0 0-0 0. R.C. K in g 0 0-1 0. Kenny Scott 0 0-0 0. T o ta ls At present, Sorbinil and other M a ssim in o 0 0-0 0. P o t E n rig h t 0 0-0 0. 27-57 5-10 59. the many other readers who have whole different set of disturban­ from the point guard slot. Connecticut crawling back to Williams didn't play in "crunch” A aldose-reductase inhibitors are questioned me on this subject, will ces. 'These include: gastric disten­ being evaluated in large, multicen­ be encouraged to know that recent sion, diarrhea, constipation, impo­ ter studies. The long-term side advances show great promise. tence, urinary retention (because WIN A $25 effects of the medicines are being Diabetic neuropathy is now of bladder distention) and uncon­ thought to be due to metabolic trollable low blood pressure. examined and, if the agents are Unflappable Patriots want egeneration of the nerves, begin­ Traditionally, physicians have found to be suitable for general GIFT CERTIFICATE ‘No’ key word for Bears use. they will be released to the ning in the actual bodies of the advocated control of blood sugar to cells. When glucose enters a nerve help neuropathy. This makes sense public. If and when this occurs, patients will be able to obtain relief cell, it is converted by a series of because , as I noted above, less to turn tide on the Bears By Randy MInkoff and other requests. "Let someone else be the bad from the often-incapacitating dia­ United Press International guy." N chemical reactions to sorbitol, glucose means less nerve swelling PLAY then to fructose. This sequence of (and relatively more aldose reduc­ betic neuropathy. Because he has gone through all of the hype and Because the lens of the eye, like LAKE FOREST, 111. — Chicago Bears coach most of his players have not, Ditka said he will tell events involves the enzyme known tase) . Weight loss, attention to diet By Howard Ulman here Dec. 16. frustrated by the team's failure to nerve tissue, also employs a Mike Ditka says the most difficult thing his his club what to expect. as aldose reductase. If too much and the use of insulin or oral T je Associated Press “ We’ve known all along we could win a playoff game during the past glucose-sorbitol-fructose pathway ''PHONE NUMBER” players face heading into their first Super Bowl is “ As a player you know what you do, and then glucose is present — as in diabetes antidiabetic agents often help $ win down here,” guard Ron 21 seasons. for energy, aldose-reductase inhib­ learning to say no. when you are an assistant you think you know — there may not be enough aldose reduct the severity of neuropathy. ^ lA M I — Young but unflappa­ Wooten said after New England At the end of last season, the itors may someday be used to Ditka, who appeared in five Super Bowls as a what the players are doing," Ditka said. “ As a reductase to enable the normal However, good sugar control is not ble, the New England Patriots snapped an 18-game Orange Bowl Patriots had a porous offensive prevent cataracts, another devas­ JACKPOT coach you know what they are going to do and just reaction to proceed. Nerve swel­ always effective. Many diabetics losing streak by rolling over the line. It has tightened into a solid player or assistant coach, conceded the pressure tating complication of diabetes. m)irch on to another date with ling and irritation may result from with painful nerve conditions re­ Dolphins 31-14 in Sunday's AFC unit. from the media, fans and family members hope for the best.” Unfortunately, these new drugs adversity that they so often turn a buildup of sorbitol: finally, the quire analgesics, including narcot­ IN THE MANCHESTER HERALD title game. “ When we lost the provide the usual distra^ctions in the two weeks are still being tested and are into prosperity. The players will have a nightly curfew in New nerve may cease to function ics, the side effects of which are goon after their third upset Miami game, that gave us more In Sunday’s game, substitute before the game. Orleans but will be allowed to eat dinner on their months away from being availa­ punt, returner Roland James lost "The hardest thing will be to just say no,” Ditka normally. unacceptable. STARTING TODAY JAN. 14 victory of the National Football conviction.” own for most of the week. Ditka said there will be ble. Nonetheless, for diabetics, two fumbles. He remained said Monday. " I t ’s hard to say no. It's often times This nerve malfunction has been Some diabetics respond to anti­ League playoffs Sunday, they were By beating the New York Jets, enough security measures taken to ensure the help is on the way. unshaken. harsh to say no. but it is going to have to be done.” found to occur in up to 50 percent of convulsant drugs, like phenytoin m^de substantial underdogs to the Los Angeles Raiders and Dolphins, distractions will be cut to a minimum. On the first play after the second Particularly difficult will be the pressure for Win a chance for a $25 Gift Certificate to ShopRite. Chicago Bears in the Super Bowl an unprecedented three-game fumble, Dan Marino threw a tickets. The Bears' Lake Forest switchboard was “ The main problem will be in the hotel lobby, Jan. 26 in New Orleans. road playoff sweep, the Patriots 10-yard touchdown pass to Tony flooded with calls requesting Super Bowl tickets. where the fans and everyone will be,” he said. ' ‘We lost to the Bears," said paid back three of the five teams ^ A prize awarded weekiy. Nathan to cut New England’s lead “We’ll have all of this settled with the players "The media is restricted and taken care of and Patriots’ offensive tackle Brian that beat them during the regular Tips on Christmas cactus to 24-14, but the Patriots still were by Wednesday. There will be demands for 100 the other times we’re going to be on a bus going to season. Holloway. " I think that’s a factor practice.” 1 ^ Enter as often as you iike. That isn't all the adversity that optimistic. tickets and they’ll get 20. They are just going to DEAR tened pats. Place butter pats (still iikour favor.” The team took Monday and Tuesday off. It strengthened rather than shat­ “ There was a lot of noise,” said have to tell people no,” Ditka said. P O L L Y : My on the waxed paper) in the ^he drive to make up for that 20-7 plans to go to Champaign on Wednesday to AAaii or drop off your entries to the tered a club whose starters’ linebacker Don Blackmon. "E v e ­ Ditka suggested that to avoid such distractions, Christmas cac­ refrigerator until ready to use. setback in the second game of the practice under a bubble over the University of average age is just 27.6 years, rybody didn’t play the same the players’ wives should take over. tus had a beau­ MRS. R.M. Manchester Heraid, 16 Brainard Piace, Manchester. regular season is the same drive experienced enough to have jelled coverage. It left a void in the “ The wives should do it,” Ditka said of ticket Illinois’ football facility. tiful display of DEAR MRS. R.M.: It's an easy trtat motivated them to avenge a Pointers way to add a special touch to ydur 3II-27 loss to the Miami Dolphins yet young enough not to be defense, which he (Nathan) found. flowers several I------— weeks before meal! Your helpful Pointer earns Christmas. Polly Fisher you the Pointer of the Week award, PHONE NUMER JACKPOT ENTRY FORM There were still a copy of my book “ Polly's Pointers: 1081 Helpful Hints for several buds on N am e______the cactus that I Making Everything Last Longer." Bears' Jim McMahon rates the defiant award thought would Others who would like this book flower at can order it for $6.50. Make check Address- after scoring 43 points in their first 40 NHL games this interest locally for team wearing apparel belongs to Christmas-time , but one by one DEAR POLLY: Dinner parties payable to Polly's Pointers and •One of the toasts of the town in Chicago last Sunday season. Management promised a grand bonus to each the New York Giants. That's what Fred Nassiff of they fell off before blooming. are more fun when you make send to Polly's Pointers, Box 1216, alter the Bears’ National Football Conference 24-0 player at the mid-point in the schedule if 42 points Nassiff Sports reported. “ The Giants are still the most There are still a few buds. How can personalized butter pats to serve Dept. 55, Cincinnati, OH 45201. Phone _ victory over the Los Angeles Rams was quarterback were amassed and another $50 for each point over 42. popular in town and there has been very little interest I save them? with bread or rolls. Slice a stick of POLLY ^ m McMahon, who engineered the success. THE MANCHESTER HERALD Herald Angle The bonus is peanuts compared to most of the player and sales of Patriot game jerseys:” Nine miles west of LINDA butter into pats and lay them out on iMcMahon, an admitted self-styled flake with U)ilimited talents, rates the defiant award of the salaries. town the Whaler Gift Shop at the Hartford Civic waxed paper. Cut the end off a Poll^ will send you a Polly Dollar Center can’t get enough Patriot jerseys and ($1) if she uses your favorite post-season playoffs which now finds the Bears in the It pays to play for the New York Yankees whose 4 DEAR LINDA: You may have potato and carve out an approp­ Earl Yost average salary was No. 1 in all baseball at $546,364 per sweatshirts to meet the demand. overwatered the plant. You also riate initial on the cut end. Press Pointer, Peeve or Problem in her Super Bowl against New England. man. The New York Mets averaged $389,365 last may have chang^ the light and this design onto the slightly sof­ column. • Entries for 1st drawing must be received by 12 noon on Saturday, ; After running for a touchdown in the first period Sports Editor Emeritus season while the Boston Red Sox averaged $386,597 in temperature conditions of the Jon. 18th. against the Rams, McMahon removed his helmet Deserved honor plant while it was blooming. Did iwar the bench. He sported a white headband with the 1985. One Man’s Opinion: William Perry is more than a you put it into another room for • 1st Drawing on AAonday, Jan. 20th. lihme ‘Rozelle’ written across it with a black marking Starting a new career freak 300-pounder playing football. TTie Chicago Bear display where conditions are dif­ l^n. • READ THE HERALD CLASSIFIEDS CAREFULLY EVERYDAY Committee addition lineman was n a m ^ to the ail-rookie first team. He’s ferent? In any case, try to -The previous week McMahon displayed a headband another no'^ilass McMahon move. in the new year? DURING WEEK OF JAN. 20 FOR PUBLICATION OF FIRST easily the year’s best-known football player and the re-establish optimum blooming made by Adidas as he led the Bears to a 21-0 It's too bad some of the sports heroes of the day, like John Johnston has been named to the Manchester big guy will make at least a million dollars in conditions for the plant in order to WINNING PHONE NUMBER. ifhitewashing for the New York Giants. This was a the free-spirited McMahon turns his back on rules that Sports Hall of Fame Selection Committee. He save the remaining buds. These Resolve to be the best! no-no, advertising a product not approved by the govern all others. replaces Carl Silver who resigned. Johnston ’is a off-season endorsements. The writer who tagged • Each week during the contest a similar schedule will be followed. Perry the Refrigerator’deserves a small percentage include: Your real estate career begins with l4ational Footbal League. The result was a $5,000 fine On the subject of sports heroes, Irving F ryarof the former Manchester High athlete, a retired high school Keep the plant somewhat dry. • Last day the Herald will accept coupons, Feb. 8th. levied against the Bears by Commissioner Pete New England Patriots had to lose a little respect for teacher and is currently active with the Manchester of the bonanza. The new style gray T-shirts that Georgetown Water only when the soil has ^ z e lle for defying an order which prohibits players his side in falsely reporting how he was injured and historical society. “ Principles & Practices” University players are all wearing this season under completely dried out. Just don't let f«om wearing a prominently labeled headband; ruled out of the American Football Conference game Wally Fortin reports a total of 95 different men and • EAST HARTFORD • GLASTONBURY their regular game jerseys, ala the departed Patrick the plant get so dry that it starts to yUidas in this case. last Sunday against Miami. When the alledged full women were nominated on at least one ticket turned in Tues. & Thurt. 6;30-9;30 pm Mon. & Wed. 7-10 pm RULES Ewing of a year ago, should be saved for practice look withered and shriveled. Stem Jan. 21 Starta Jan. 20 ' McMahon still wore an Adidas headband against story of his domestic difficulties was published, Fryar by diners at the sixth annual Hall of Fame induction sessions. The T-shirts give special recognition but Give the plant at least 12 hours of Instructor. Patrick F. Milne instructor: Ray Lima tie Rams but it was wrapped around his neck so that it lost even more face. dinner last fail. Each ticket holder was invited to list Executive Motor Lodge 1. Entries accepted on Herald Forms ONLY - No Facsmilles. darkness each night. Knights of Columbus 4>peared to be the top of a turtleneck jersey. up to three nominations. Fortin, a committee cheapen the general appearance. 4 M Main Street 1079 Hebron Avenue Mike Thornton, having perfected his booming Keep temperatures on the cool 2. Winner must claim prize within one week after publication of : “ I thought maybe if I gave Pete (Rozelle) a little member, said nominees received anywhere from one This course meete the minimum requirements of the Connecticut Painters Job serve, is looking forward to bigger games on the side: 50 to 60 degrees at night. ^ Real Estate Commission. winning phone number. iblicity he wouldn’t fine m e," McMahon said. “ It’s a to 37 votes. The ll-man Hall of Fame Committee will tennis court. When not performing on the court, Thi* treatment may not only- upid rule and it takes all the fun out of the game.” One hundred painters were employed to spread 118 meet next month to select the 1986 winners, three of * 1 0 0 • Tuition Payment Pian (Text Extra) 3. Winner must bring phone number verification to claim prize. S Thornton is associate minister at Center Congrega­ save the remaining buds, but may J Adidas received a million dollars worth of free gallons of red, white, blue and orange paint on Soldier whom will be living and two deceased. Succetsfully pass state exam or retake course freel tional Church. A former all around star athlete, encourage yet another set of publicity from the McMahon stunts. Field in Chicago before the Bears whipped Los While the New England Patriots are basking in the Thornton coaches the Center Church youth basketball blossoms before the plant goes Connecticut Real Estate Academy A list of winners will be published on February 24. 4 Sticking his tongue out at sideline teevee cameras Angeles in the NFC title test. sun today following last Sunday's American Football For advance raglstrallon, phone 447-3297. tia t focused in during the Rams’ game was also Hartford Whaler players were each $1,050 richer Conference championship win over favored Miami, team. dormant. Good luck! Of mall $25 dapoaH io P.O. Box 1150, Hew London, CT 06320 POLLY MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Jan. 14, 1986 — 19 18 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday. Jan. 14, 1986 Black school officials cool to new f/HL roundup College basketball roundup RobUison. college football's By AAlke Rabun Three years ago the NCAA adopted a revolutionary have to have a higher SAT and ACT score. The proposals that failed would have eliminated received his pward at a noon Outshot Oilers outscore Bruins set of standards that governed high school students Gneiting OT star Unittd Press International Vice President George hoping to compete in intercollegiate athletics — a 2.00 SAT and ACT test scores as a measure for initial and forjner football stars U lly and Fran athletic competition and would have set up grade NEW ORLEANS — The presidents, athletic grade average in a basic curriculum of English, math Bv Ian Love converting Anderson’s rebound to standards athletes would have had to equal once they directors and coaches of Annerica's black colleges and and science courses in addition to a SAT test score of ^ " r m '^ u d to be in Eddie Robinson's company.” United Press International give the Oilers a 2-0 advantage. enrolled at a college. in upset over ND 700 or an ACT test score of 15. The 1986 freshman class universities knew it was conning. But that didn’t mean ■ Anderson scored his 30th goal of It was the rejection of the latter proposal that Bush said during the hincheon. they had to like it. .will be the first to be affected by the rule. Later in the day Robinson said b« still The Boston Bruins needed more the season 1:31 into the second particularly Infuriated black academicians. And they didn't, letting loose a wave of bitter the NCAA despite the fapt he felt potential black of their shots, of which there were period to give Edmonton a 3-0 “ We have taken standards that should have applied “ We played very hard against feelings Monday over a decision many said could only " I sincerely believe that the action taken at this athletes, had been dealt a jetbbck. many, to be off center on Edmon­ bulge. Boston, which outshot Ed­ By Collins Yeorwood to students at risk (of failing) and suggested them,” a team I am sure will be in the be viewed as racially motivated. convention and that taken three years ago in San ton goalie Grant Fuhr. monton 11-4 during the second United Press International said Grambling’s faculty representative, Eddie Final Four,” said St. Joseph’s "Misguided and misdirected members of this Diego was not racially motivated," said Wilford “ I would neverhavebeenable logo to school if these The dllers, despite being outshot period, sliced the lead to 3-1 when Jones. “ We have suggested standards that would No. 13 Notre Dame, a team coach Jim Boyle. “ That’s oneof organisation, embarrassed by revelations of aca­ Bailey, NCAA secretary-treasurer and faculty rules were in effect wWn I was young.” said 38-22 Monday night, made the most Geoff Courtnall shot a Rick Mid­ have taken students at risk and turned them into that In recent weeks has nearly the best college basketball demic problems, are reverting to slave days,” said representative for Auburn. I realise it may seem that Robinson. "But If you votefora man forgovem orand of their opportunities to defeat the dleton rebound past Fuhr. viable members of socity. And they turned them exited the ranks of the ranked, teams I ’ve seen in years. Our the president of the most famous black college in the way to some, but the purpose then, and now, was to he loses, you don't g et up and move out o f the state. Bruins 5-3. Mark Messier scored on a power down. did little Monday night to kids gave a good account of United States — Grambling’s Joseph Johnson. enhance quality education.” You keei^ working. Without the.NCAA We are dead. “ Sure, they had 38 shots, but play at 8; 13 with assists from " I don’t even think they looked at the proposal.” strengthen its position in the top themselves for as long as they "They built their programs on the back of black Since the 1982 vote, black schools have worked to Where would we be without the NCAA. 'Nobody is Anderson and Edmonton defense- That amendment failed, 178- 134. The other two maybe 10 were good ones,” said could. We just wore down with athletes and now they say ‘we don’t need them any lessen those standards because of what they felt was man Paul Coffey to make it 4-1. 20, failing to Brigham Young (eliminating test scores as a necessity for athletic thinking about withdrawing.” Fuhr. “ They were shooting at the tremendous pressure.” more — there are too many blacks on our campuses.’” heavyhanded discrimination. With, the controversial amendments concerning Coffey picked up his 23rd consecu­ 73-69 in overtime. competition) were rejected by more than a 2-to-l ; middle of the net. which made my Although the Fighting Irish The action taken by the 80th NCAA covention that so Four proposals were brought to the NCAA academic standard’s out of the way, the key pieces of job easier.” tive game with at least one point. Mark Alarie scored 22 points ratio. maintain their preseason rank, polarized the membership came just four hours after convention Monday designed to reduce the impact of legislation -remaining for the convention Involved Ken Linseman brought the and David Henderson 18 for “ This is assinine, inspid and bucolic,” Jones said. Boston failed to stop the Oilers’ they have plummeted as low as the governing body of college athletics presented those standards and only one of them — the least drug testing at post-season events and an attempt to power play as Edmonton was Bruins to within 4-2 only 25 seconds Duke. St. Joseph’s was paced by “ The people with the power never concede anything 19th in the top 20. Grambling football coach and athletic director Eddie potent of the bunch — was approved. The amendment prevent all boosters frOm any ln-.person recruiting. into the third period with the first • Rodney Blake’s 19 points, 18 they don’t want to concede and they didn’t concede 3-for-3 In converting with the extra Tom Gneiting had 7 points in Robinson with only the second special award in the that passed will allow a high school student to have a Votes on those matters were expected today. man. of his two goais. Edmonton’s Dave from Maurice Martin and 14 lower grade- point average, but to compensate would ""vttiing here. It is a dangerous precedent.” overtime, inciuding a crucial group’s history. . “ I thought we outplayed Edmon­ Lumley and Linseman traded from Wayne Williams. 3-point play, to pace unranked ton, but they outgunned us,” said goais in the final minute. Duke jumped to a 16-6 lead Boston lost defenseman Michael BYU. with 8 points coming from Bruins coach Butch Goring. “ We Gneiting hit from underneath Thelven late in the first period Dawkins. St. Joseph’s closed made three glaring errors while the basket with 1:33 remaining killing penalties and every one cost after he was accidently cut across within 22-19 on a jumper by the face by Gretzky’s stick. and sank a free throw to give Williams. us a goal.” BYU a 73-69 lead. With Notre Thelven suffered a broken nose Despite seven chances, Boston Dame, 9-2, fouling, the Cougars, A follow shot by Alarie, who SCOREBOARD failed to (xinvert on any power play and had a three-inch cut that had 14 points in the first half, put 6-9, were able to hit their free opportunities. required 13 stitches. throws to seal the victory. Duke in front 30-22 with six Wayne Gretzky had one goal and "Losing Michael hurt,” said minutes left in the half, St. Goring. "H e ’s been our steadiest BYU led 57-48 with 10:02 Pertaltles—curran. Bos, o:53: Messier, Blg Eait itani UPl top 20 two assists to move into eighth remaining in regulation, but Joseph’s closed to 41-39 on a Edm, 4:04; Jackson, Edm, 4:42: place on the all-time NHL assist defenseman.” Martin jumper. In other games Llnsemon, Bos, 4:42; Burrldge, Bos, Notre Dame went on an 11-4 run BlBEosrCotirerMfV;’ ^ . list with 778, passing Jean Ratelle. In the other NHL game, Toronto No. 14 Louisiana State beat Hockey 6:34; Huddv, Edm, 8:55; Jackson, Edm, The United defeated Detroit 7-4. as the Cougars failed to sink 5 13:08. . ^ r * 0 Coaches Ti The Oilers, whose 66 points are straight free throws. Mississippi 86-68, No. 19 Brad: Second period—3, Edmonton, Ander- St.John'S’V,> ,, 3 1 .^Ings, FIrst-i '; the ndost in the league, are 2-8-2 at son30(Messler), 1:31.4,Boston,Courtnoll ' ' V-.'a 1 dotal points Leafs 5, Red Wings 3 David Rivers’ free throws ley edged Dayton 79-77 in Vlllanovp ■ V ' the Boston Garden since entering overtime and No. 17 Louisville 11 (Pederson, Middleton), 3:54. 5, Pittsburgh 'ranking. At Toronto, defenseman A1 la- tied score 61-61. BYU’s Jeff Edmonton, Messier 17 (Anderson, Cof-' Boston ColleOe __ through _ the NHL in 1979. topped Southern Mississippi NHL stindings on 15 points for frate and Marian Stastny scored 16 Chapman hit a baseline jumper fev). PO, 8:13. Penalties—McSorlev, Georgatown “ This is a tough place for us to 59-54. Edm, mlnar-molor-gross misconduct ConnecflcOt. i,etc;): seconds apart to key a four-goal before Tim Kempton’s field WolM Conftrwic* (34)(168) play because of the size of the At Baton Rouge. La., John (fighting) 1:39; Curran, Bos, malor Providence 1 , outburst in the second period and goal tied the score 63-63 and Patrick DIvMoii (fighting) 1:39; KurrI, Edm, 7:18; Seton Holl 2.. ._____ . 68) rink,” said Gretzky. “ We like to Williams scored 21 points and W L T P ti. OF OA each added two assists to lead the forced the extra period. Morkwort, Bos, 7:18; Bouraue, Bos, 3. Duke (2) (158) open things up, but the Bruins pulled down 10 rebounds to lift Phllodclptila 32 11 0 64 196 127 7:51: Anderson, Edm, :47; McClel­ Mendoy's Result 4. Syracuse (130) Maple Leafs to the fight-marred In another top 20 game, Washington 25 12 4 S4 163 135 land, Edm, 18:52; Thelln, Bos, 18:52. always play a tight, defensive 14th-ranked Louisiana State to a Vlllanova 60, UConn 59 5. (^ r e la Tech (151) victory. In all 181 minutes in Johnny Dawkins scored 21 NY lila n d m 18 15 9 45 170 153 Tadov's eam a • 6. M ^ p h lS St. J158) " game. We had to grind it out to beat Southeastern Conference vic­ Pittsburgh 18 20 5 41 160 159 penalties were assesed and 12 points and sparked a 9-0 run by Third period—6, Boston, Llnsemon Providence at Pittsburgh 7. Oklahoma (150) !! them.” tory over Mississippi. Ricky NY Rangers 18 21 3 39 150 145 11 (Kluzak, Crowder), 0:25. 7, Edmon­ Wednesday's Oames 8. Kansas (152) players were ejected from the third-ranked Duke that lifted New Jersey 14 25 1 29 151 192 ton, Lumlev 8 (Gretikv, Coffey), 19:09. The Oilers received first period Blanton added 17 points and 9 Syracuse at (Georgetown 9. St. John's (152) . game. Steve Thomas added two the Blue Devils to an 87-66 Adams Division 8, Boston, Llnsemon 12 (unassisted), St. John's at Seton Hall 10. Nevado-Las Vegoe. (152) power play goals from Glenn UPl photo rebounds for the Tigers, 15-2 Quebec 25 15 2 SO 176 136 19:48. Penalties—Jackson, Edm, 6:01; goals and an assist for Toronto victory over St. Joseph’s at Ttiursflay's Qoaw . 11. Kentucky J 12-2) ■' , - Anderson and Gretzky. Anderson, and 3-2 in the SEC. Roderick Montreal 23 IS 4 50 196 155 Markwart, Bos, 6:01; Messier, Edm, Providence at Boston College 12. Alabahia-eirmifigham (152) 15713 which is battling with Detroit for Philadelphia. Boston 19 17 7 45 167 156 7:01; Gretikv, Edm, 11:57; MacTavIsh, Saturday, Jan. 18 13. Notre Dome (9-1) ’ S 'S . who had two goals and two assists, Oilers’ Randy Gregg (left) tries to clear Bruins' Gord Duke coach Mike Krzy- Barnes led Ole Miss, 8-6and 1-4, Horttord 21 19 1 43 166 159 Edm, 12:19; Llnsemon, Bos, 12:19. the fourth playoff spot in the Norris St. John's of UConn (Civic Center), 8 14. Loulslona State (152) 77 7 gave Edmonton a 1-0 lead when he Kluzak (right) from straddling goalie Grant Fuhr in the zewski, who upped his record at with 22 points. Buffalo 19 18 5 43 153 143 p.m. 15. Texos-EIPoso (152) 6614 Division. Detroit’s John Ogrodnlck Comobell Conference fired a Jari Kurri rebound past At Dayton, Ohio, Hersey sftots on goal-Edmonton 11-4-7— Georgetown at Seton Hall 16. (Georgetown (11-3) 5515 led the Red Wings with a goal and crease during second period action at the Boston Duke to 100-65, said, ” I just Norris Division 22. Boston 16-11-11—38. Pittsburgh at Vlllanova 17. Purdue (153) 3118 .. Boston goalie Pat Riggin. Gretzky Hawkins scored 25 points and W L T Pta. OF OA three assists. think we played great in the Power-plav conversions—Edmonton Syracuse at Louisville 18. Louisville (84) 2817 1 scored his 33rd goal at 7:15 by Garden. ? Jim Les added 24, and No. 19 Chicago 20 17 4 44 190 167 3-3; Boston7-0. Ohio State ot Boston College (Boston 10. Brodlev (151) 24 19 second half. It’s our best half. St. Louis 18 17 6 42 152 162 Goalies — Edmonton, Fuhr. Boston, Garden) 20. Virginia Tech (132) 19 i We played poised and we played Bradley kept Dayton scoreless Minnesota 16 18 7 39 168 159 Rlggln. A—13,641. -z-unrofdied _ hard. It was beautiful for nearly four minutes of Toronto 12 24 5 29 167 195 Note: By agreement wtth the NottencH Detroit 9 29 5 23 141 233 Rac baeketball AseecMtlen of BdWietball Ceochet of the basketball.” overtime.Bradley, 16-1, never Smyltie Division United ttotes. teams on probation by the “ I told the team after the trailed in overtime, moving to a Edmonton 31 9 4 66 235 179 ECHO results MCC gets blown out at Mattatuck NCAA bnd' kiellgthie for the NCAA Calgarv 18 20 3 39 167 162 game that I just sat back and 73-69 lead and holding the DPI photo Adult Teurnament are Ineligible fOr Tep 18 and Los Angeles 13 23 5 31 144 203 •h o lte n a lchamptenehlp oensMiraIMm Hampshire Technical Institute at watched them. They were Flyers, 9-5, scoreless until the Vancouver 13 25 5 31 152 180 Mite A Hose Co. 101 (Jon LIndberg M,. Jim by the UFI Beard ef Ceoehes. The enly The defeat was the Cougars third game-high 21 points, while six 1:16 mark. The Braves hit 5-of- 6 Winnipeg 13 26 5 31 160 206 WATERBURY — This may be Concord, N.H. terrific.” Eric Hurtuk's four goals paced Wehr 21, Seqn Thompson 17, (3dn Socha euchteamihlseeasanisidahe Stole. in five games, after opening the teammates eclipsed double figures free throws in the final 21 Monday's Results 12), Smoke 80 (Dave Derenchl5 Larry one of the better hoop seasons in MATTATUCK (112) — Peter Ash- Duke, 15-0, led 41-39 at the EdnrKmton 5, Boston 3 Tri-CItv Plaza to a 5-1 defeot of Boys of summer campaign with eight straight wins. in scoring. wood 6 0-0 12, Paxton Cobb 5 2-2 12, half, but got 5 points from seconds to ice the game. Northern Ct. at Enfield Tuesday. Corey Covell 18, Joel Baronowskl IT, Odve Manchester Community College Toronto 7, Detroit 4 Harford 11). All three losses have been big ones Jerry Carter paced the Cougars Kevin Frederick 1 04) 2, Greg Harrison Dawkins in the 9-0 run over the At Hattiesburg, Miss., Pervis Toesdov's Oames Wry netted the other morkers. with one history, but a distressing notion is 5 0-0 10, Dorlsev Irby 1 0-0 2, Emmett assist to Keith Mlllen. Todd Hauswirth Members of the Los Angeles Dodgers hold their first DIRosa Cleaners 110 (.joe OePasaua — to Top Five opponents. MCC with 15. Tyrell Hartfield added 11, Ellison scored 18 points to lead (All Times EST) 41, Carl Bulauclus 20, John Connelly 23, * creeping onto the scene. Lewis 5 3-513, Kendal I May 31 -3 7, Todd first 2:33 of the second half. Winnipeg at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. had 19 saves In goal. bowed to Mitchell College in the while Chris Galligan and Donald Meier 3 0-0 6, Ivon Powell 9 3-6 21, Ken Louisville in Metro Conference On Saturdavr TrI-CIty was blanked, workout of 1986 at Dodger Stadium Monday as Kevin Brophv 21), MoncKester Bar The Cougars can’t win the big St. Joseph’s, 9-3, which had an New Jersey at Phllodelphia, 7:35p.m. Association 00 (Stephen RIstgu 14, R i u l H i g T V finals of the Rotary Club Classic, Cost had 10 each. Roberson 7 3-3 17, Keith Vines 0 0-0 0, play. The Cardinals, 9-4 overall Calgarv at Washington, 7:35p.m. 6>0r by Enfield at Bolton. Hauswirth temperatures reached the mid-70s in Los Angeles. one. Shelton Williams 5 0-1 10. eight-game winning streak ntade 26 saves In the losing effort. Collins Judd 21, Don (Gaudreau 15, Joe and then to Middlesex Community Manchester was outscored. 31- and 1-1 in the league, trailed at Chlcogo at Minnesota, 8:35 p.m. Brennan 14, Ron Slemlenskl 12). 4 Manchester, the No. 2 ranked MCC (69) — Stanley Bike 0 0-0 0, broken, closed within 63-57 on a NY Rangersort Vancouver, 10:35p.m. In the first game Sunday, Trl*City College. 10, in the first ten minutes, and Jerry Carter 5 5-915, Donald Cost 5 0-0 suffered another shutout loss, 5-0, to Westown Pharmacy 101 (Lvdon TONIGHT . team in New England, lost to No, 3 basket by Wayne Williams. The half 27-26 but pulled ahead for Wednesday's OameS Krogh 23, Peter MIrobello 23,. Roy 9;00 .College Uosketball: North Carol­ Mattatuck, which will surely then shot just 14 for 38 from the 10, Tvrell Harttleld 3 5-6 11, Carbert good on a pair of Ellison free Edmonton at Hartford, night host Middlesex. Houswirth stopped ams. Fouled out—None, i otai fouls—LA Mattatuck Community College by Russell 00-00, Larry Lopez 30-26, Chris Blue Devils then ran off a 10-0 nine shots. Cllppers20, Washington 18. Shook 16, Gary Dovon 14, Steve ina vs. AAorvland, ESPN move ahead of Manchester in the field in the second half. Buffalo at Chlcogo, night Posauerlello 11), B.A. Club 79 (Keith a decisive 112-69 margin Monday Galligan 5 00 10, Kevin Estelle 4 0-0 B, spurt to take a 73-57 lead. throws with 16:17 remaining. Winnipeg at Montreal, night In the second tilt of the day, Trl*Clty Rebounds—LA Clippers 55 (Beniamin MCC is back on the road Mike Stowell 0 0-1 0, Anthony Martin 4 rebounded to outskate Southern Ct., Bennct 21, Brian Moran 16, Dan Barry night at Kennedy High School in latest rankings, is now 10-1. N.Y. Islanders at Pittsburgh, night Basketball 17), Washington ■ 55 (Roundfleld 13). Wednesday night, facing New 1-3 9, Totals 29 11-21 69. N.Y. Rangers at Los Angeles, night 8*5, at Milford. Mlllen's hat trick Assists—LA Clippers 18 (Nixon 10), 13, Bob Bolond 10, BUI Bollock 10). Waterbury. Ivan Powell led the Chiefs with a New Jersey at Detroit, night sparked the winners. Jason Thibedeau Washington 18 (Wood 6).Technicals— Green Hardware 120 (Dave Lewis 28, Toronto at St. Louis, night added two goats, with Craig Mass!* None. A—5,109. Bill Eller 23, Hank Brown 18, Mike cotte. Jeff Herold and Andy Ziano MIstretta 16, Ed Beadle 16, Rich netting one each. Thibedeau also NBAetandInge Hoydasz IS), Glenn Constructlp(t.;96. .SdiQ laistic Scholastic roundup AHL stindings earned a pair of assists, while Tigger NuggBte1l9.Bucke115 (Joe Maher 28, Mark MIstretta 21, LeBrun, Mlllen, Herold and Massl- Eastern Conference David Carroll 15, Darryl Carr 10). NBA roundup cotte contributed one apiece. Haus­ Atlantic Division w irth made 13 saves between the pipes. DENVER (119) NorttMni CMvItlon W L Pet. OB English 16-24 10-13 42, Natt 9-19 5-5 23, Pee Wee w L T Pto. OF OA Boston 27 8 .771 — Cooper 3-61-27, Dunn 2-62-26, Lever 2-904) Scholdstic standings Adirondack 23 10 4 SO 167 124 MIteB Phlladelphio 24 13 .649 4 4, Hanillk 6-10 8-8 20, Schayes 1-1 1-1 3, Blue Devils 20 (M ott Laverv 5, Shane Pat girls win at foul line Mains 21 14 5 47 ISO ISO New Jersey 23 15 .605 5'/j Turner 480^6, Evans 38 0-06.Totals46-91 Buzzel 4, Eric Mevn 4, Seth E M n 4), . Fredericton 18 21 6 42 171 162 United Bank and Simsbury skated to Washington 18 20 .474 10'7j 27-31119. Huskies 6 (Pete Melluzzo 4, Brett Basketball Moncton 19 16 3 41 138 142 a 3-3 tie Saturday at Bolton. Scott New York 13 24 .35) 15 MILWAUKEE (IIS) Desimone 2). Sherbrooke 17 19 6 40 185 173 Rickard, John Phelps and Mike Soder- Central Division Cummings 13-29 2-3 28, Davis 1-2 08 2, Wildcats 31 (Tom Kelly 13, Jeff Czala Pair paces the Suns COVENTRY - The line on this Novo Scotia 11 24 6 28 148 189 lund scored for United, while Brad Milwaukee 26 14 .650 — Breuer 1-5 2-2 4, Moncrief 9-15 11-12 29, 6, Mike Sienna 4), Bruins 16 (E ric " Soultiem Divltlon Fries, Mike Ruth and Kevin Fleming Atlanta )9 16 .543 4'/j Pressev 9-22 4-7 22, Lister 2-4 1-2 5, Bobbitt 9, Ben Golos 5, Adbnt'BrodIn CCC-EOSt O'PII one was at the line. Htrshev 24 13 2 50 180 143 assisted. Shawn Haves was In goal to Detroit 16 21 .432 » '/i Fields 58 2-4 12, Pierce 18 8-10 10, ployed well). W L W L Homestanding Coventry High Rochester 22 15 3 47 170 157 make 13 saves. Cleveland 16 21 .432 8'/, East H artford Bv William R. Barnard Binghamton 19 4 44 Reynolds 03 1-2 1, Lamp 1-1 08 2. Totals sank 12 of 16 foul shots, while 20 161 159 United dropped a 4-1 decision to Chicago 15 23 .395 10 42-97 31-42 115. Windham The Associated Press Springfield 19 18 3 41 163 156 Trl-CIty of Holyoke In Holyoke. Jesse Indiana 10 27 .270 14'/3 Monday’a collega hoop rauilti Hartford Public visitng E.O. Smith managed just S i Cotharlns 17 23 2 164 184 Denver 2416 M 25-119 36 Conway-Carlson netted the lone goat Western Conference Milwaukee 2710 I t 10—115 South Windsor 4-for-15, and the Patriots emerged New Hoven 14 24 3 35 154 190 for the losers, with an assist to Boomer Midwest Division Rockville While Walter Davis returned. Baltimore 15 24 3 33 145 166 Three-point goals—None. Fouled EPSt with a 34-28 non-conference girls Rios. Hayes stopped 10 shots. W L Pet. OB out—Lister. Total fouls—[Denver 31, Enfield Jay Humphries may have Mondov't Gdmei Houston 25 12 .676 — Milwaukee 31. Rebounds—Denver 41 Army 67, Manhattan 46 Manchester basketball victory Monday. No Ganr>es Scheduled Denver 23 14 .622 2 (Cooper 10), Mllwoukee 46 (Breuer Brown 68 Yale 65 Fermi arrived. TuMdoy’s Oamts Squirt A Son Antonio 21 18 .538 5 Bucknell 89, Lycoming 78. "It was the best we’ve ever shot 9). Assists—Denver 32 (Lever 11), Davis, after a month of m : No Ganr>es Scheduled Dallas 18 16 .529 5'/i Milwaukee 22(Pressev 5). Technical— C.W. Post76,PhlladelphlaTextlle65 HCC O'pll from the foul line, and it’s a good Wedntsdav’s Games L. Wood & Sons tied Central, 3-3, Utah 18 21 .462 8 CCNY 77, Hunter 76 rehabilitation for cocaine and Saturday at Bolton. Mike Kelsey, Milwaukee, Illegal defense. A—10,165. W L W L thing, because we needed it,” said Fredericton at Adirondack Soeramento 13 25 .342 12'/j Castleton St. 85, St. Rose 84 St.'. Joseph's 4 0 7 0 alcohol abuse, scored 11 points Binghamton at Hershey Gregg Tolman and Dan Barry notched Pocitic Division Dickinson 66, Elizabethtown 57. Coventry coach Ray Dimmock. markers, with Mike Russo and Mark St Bernard . " in a relief role, and Humphries, Nova Scotia at Maine L.A. Lakers 29 6 .829 — Duke 17, St. Joseph's 66. Hotre Dame ' “ They beat us from the field.” Baltimore a Moncton Midford assisting. Netminder Tom Portland 23 18 .561 9 Foirfleld 71, Lehigh 68 who has struggled for most of MItney made 18 saves. 8une121.8purcB8 Aquinas, E.O. Smith connected for 12 field Seattle 15 23 .395 15'/j Hartford 68, Maine 61 Northwest Cottiollc his^UA seasons, equalled a On Sunday, L.Wood & Sons demol­ Phoenix 14 21 .400 15 Kutztown 96, Alvernia 63. ; . goals, one more than the winners. ished Woltingford, 13-2, at Choate FaMeld Prep. career-high with 27 points Mon­ Golden State 13 28 .317 19 SAN ANTONIO (98) La Salle 44, Holy Cross 31. .East Catholic The Pats up their log to 6-3, while Rosemary Arena. Kris LIndstrom'shat Johnson 81 08 0, Mitchell 310 08 6, LeMovne 64, Mansfield 6l day night as the Phoenix Suns Maple Leafs 7. Red Wings 4 trick led the scoring parade. MItney, L.A Clippers 12 27 .308 19 Xdvier the Panthers slip to 3-4. Monday's Results Gilmore 54 34 11, Matthews 2-7 54 8, Loyola (Md.) 66, St. Francis (N.Y.) 64 South Catholic defeated the San Antonio Spurs Brian Kellogg and David Perlnho had New York 1)5, Sacramento 97 Robertson 814 8718, Sundvold 814 8013, Morlst 86, Monmouth (N.J.) 75 Leslie Danehy scored a game- two goals each, while Craig Ough, 121-98. Detroit 2 11—4 Woshlngton 90, L.A. Clippers 77 Hughes 517 2-2 12, Greenwood 3-6 2-2 8, Mercy 77, Brid c o c D’o ll high 13 points for the victors, M arty Curtis, Ken Herold and M idford O nver 119, Milwaukee 115 lavaroni 48 08 8, Cook 28 55 9, M lllersylile ^ "It feels great to be back. Toronto 0 4J—7 were credited with single tallies. Kevin including 7-for-7 from the charity Rrst period — 1, D ^rolt, Ogrodnlck 23 Phoenix 121, San Antonio 98 Brittain 24 1-2 5. Totals 37-91 232698. Morm/tond Really, really great,” said Sheridan and Kelsey had three assists Golden State 11)> Indiana 108 PHOENIX (121) New V dikii stripe. Kim Mizesko added 11 (Young, KIslo), pp, 9:23. 2, Detroit, each, Llndstronrw M idford, Herold and Davis, who was given a stand­ Dallas 90, Seattle 89 Adorns 1-5 2-2 4, Nance 57 57 12, points. Probert 5 (Duguav, Ogrodnlck), 13:48. Perisho had two opiece, and Russo and Edwards 578816, Humphries 18127827, ing ovation at Arizona Veterans Penaltles~Melrose,Det,2:29; Kotsopou- Tolman had one. Kevin WIehn made 15 Tuesdov's Oames Dorota Bzymek was top scorer lot. Tor, 4:34; Toronto bench (served by (All Times EST) TIY&mpson 59 80 8, Davis 513 1-1 11, Coliseum when he entered the saves In his debut in goal. Glouchkov 28 82 4, Robey 34 1-1 7, 174 for E.O. Smith, netting 10. Clork),7;50; Nytund, Tor,17:19. Philadelphia at New Jersey, 7;30p.m. game in the first quarter. " I was Second period—3, Toronto, Stastny 16 Sacramento at Atlanta, 7:30p.m. Sanders 512 1-1 11, Pinckney 56 33 13, Ifistlan SO. Coventry never trailed, leading Pittman 36 2-2 8. Totals 47-89 27-35 121. iTech63 a little rusty and I got a little (lofrote, Thonr>as), pp, 7:56. 4, Toronto, Squirt Portland at Cleveland, 7:30p.m. 10-3 after the first quarter, 16-13 at lofrote 4 (Stostny, Fergus), 8 : li 5, Washington at Chicago, 8:Xp.m. Son Antonio 23 24 2516— 98 r Jersey T< , tired near the end, but I thought Horst Engineering defeated Central, Utah at Houston, 8:30 p.m. Phoenix n 141618—121 ,R . Island 81 halftime, and 22-16 after three. Toronto, Thomas 15 (Stastny, lofrate), I played pretty well. Just being DP, 10:12.6, Toronto, Fergus 17 (Thomos, 4-1, at Hartford Arena Friday night. Phoenix at LA Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Thre8POlnt goal—Sundvold. Fouled , Connecticut 59 “ It was a sloppy game on both Brennan Lundberg, Phil Dakin, Derek Wednesday's Oames out—Greenwood. Totol fouls—San An­ I St. S3 back was the main thing.” Nylund), 14:38. 7, Detroit, Young 13 sides,” noted Dimmock. “ We kept (Smith, Ogrodnlck), 19:12. Penalties — Wood and Bill Haves scored for the Denver at Boston, night tonio 32, Phoenix 25. Rebounds—San ^ South Humphries, who finished 10- winners, with assists to Peter Haves, New Jersey at Philadelphia, night Antonio 40 (Cook 8), Phoenix 48 (Adams AlabanKrEhite 89 Prairie View78 trying to work the ball inside, and Lodouceur, Det, (double minor), 0:55; for-12 from the field, scored 13 Smith,Tor, (doubleminor),0:55; Barrett, David Mannabach, Dakin and Lund­ Chicago at Detroit, night 10). Assists—San Antonio 18 (Sundvold5), Alabamo-BIrmlngham 77 South Ala­ getting the offensive rebound and berg. David Beaulieu was the winning Portland at Indiana, night Phoenix 29 (Humphries7). Technicols— bama 64 points in the first period as the Det, mlnor-malor (roughing), 2:37; Windham putting them in.” Clark, Tor, mlnor-malor (roughing), goaltender. New York at Dallas, night None. A—11824. Baptist 68, Charleston SB .East H artford Suns took a 33-23 lead en route to 2:37; Melrose, Det, 5:17; Nylund, Tor, Horst fell to Newington In a 7-5 Houston at San Antonio, night Bethune Cookmon 73 Delaware State 72 And luckily, drawing the fouls. M m -Manchester 5:17; Lolselle, Det, 7:28; Kocur, Det,8:55; shootout Sunday at Bolton. Nine goats Seattle at L.A. Clippers, night Charleston 117, W.Vo. S taten '. Rockville- a 20-point halftime advantage. were scored In 11 minutes during the Warriors 11B, Pacers 108 Coventry is back in action M.lhnacok,Tor, 11:24; Kocur, Det, 13:57; Utah at Golden State, night Concord 91, Blueheld 85 Enfield r Daoust, Tor, 13:57; Kocur, Det, 16:35; second period. Lighting the lamp for Davidson 92, West. Carolina 71 lie rm l Thursday afternoon, in a matinee McGill,Tor, 16:35. Horst were Dakin twice, and Lund­ Dovis & EHdns 76, Salem 73 (OT) Nuggets 119, Bucks 115 matchup at Prince Tech in Hart­ berg, Mannabach and Chris MIckus INDIANA (108) South Windsor Third period — 8, Detroit, Larson 10 Knicke 115. Kings B7 Tisdale 15212-2 32, Williams 7-15 5719, EastTennessee75,Marshotl63’ Haiiford Public ford at 3:15 p.m. (Duguav, Ogrodnlck), pp, 4:41. 9, To­ once each. Kevin Low and Lundberg East Carolina 54, William & Mary 52 Alex English scored 42 points, recorded two assists apiece, while Stipanovich 38 2-2 8, Fleming 812 2414, Elon 80, Lenoir Rhvn 70 COVENTRY (M) — Stacey Robert­ ronto, Clark 14 (Courtnall), 5:19. 10, SACRAMENTO (97) RIchardsan 513 35 11, Garnett 33 6810, including a basket with 44 Toronto, Thomas 16 (Courtnoll,McGill), Peter Hoves, Matt WelnickI, Eric Fairmont 100, Alderm-Brooddus67 son 2 0-2 4, Klin Mizesko 4 3-4 11, Leslie Peterson, Jamie Lockwood and Wood Olberdlng 55 88 10, Tyler 38 2-2 8, Stonsbury 811-11, Grey 80 80 0, AAartIn Hockey seconds left to help Denver snap Danehy 3 7-713, Lisa Talago 10-2 2, Sue 14:32.11, Toronto, Hodgson 11 (Courtnal- Thompson 7-15 48 8, Theus 2-9 82 4, 80 80 0, McClain 83 80 0, Buckner 81 Ra Southern 94 Rhode Island College I.BennIng), pp. 12:59. Penalties— Tho­ getting one each. Beaulieu stopped 18 64 Milwaukee’s six-game home Harris 0 0-0 0, Shawn Dickson 0 0-0 0, shots. Woodson 815 58 21, Johnson 3-13 08 6, 880, Anderson 8131-213. Totals«^2331 Fronds Marlon 83, Citadel 76 . CCC-Eostern O'all M okiko M lglta 00-00, Anno Wertel 10-0 mas. Tor, 4:16; Melrose. Det, 9:37; Klelne083-43,Thorpe281-25,Drew2808 108. ~ W L T W L T winning streak. Richmond, Det, mlnor-malor- LSU 86, Mississippi 68 2, Ursula WIebush 0 041 0, Maura 4, Bratz 341-37, Kelley85086,Henrv2-308 GOLDEN STATE (119) South'Windsor .3 0 0 8 1 0 English had 22 points in the UPl photo Donehv 0 2-2 2, Brenda Thalacker 0 0-0 mlsconduct, 13:33; Gore, Det, (miscon­ 5. Totals40-91152597. Short 11-1911-1333, Smith361-27, Carroll Lander 62, Presbyterian 55 Enfield 2 2 0 3 4 0 duct), 13:33; Smith, Tor, mlnor-malor- Pee Wee A Limestone 122, Morris 59 first half as the Nuggets over­ 0, Mollle Jacobson 0 OO 0, Totals 11 NEW YORK (115) 11-198628, Floyd816181226,Mullln2832 Fermi 2 1 0 4 4 1 12-16 34. mlsconduct, 13:33; Young, Det, molor Yale whitewashed Design Group I, Cummings 4-9 088, Orr5102-210, Ewing 6, Ballard37086,Teagle583513 Huston Marouette87, SW Louisiana 71 Manchester 1 2 0 2 4 0 came three nine-point deficits to Suns’ Walter Davis (6) returned to the hardwood (fighting), 14:51; MIo, Det, ma|or-gan>e 30, Thursday night at Ingalls Rink. Old Dominion94, UNC-Charlotte87 E.O. SMITH (28) — Theresa Bouley 3 11-13 2-2 24, Sparrow 28 08 5, Tucker 81 80 0, Whiteheod 81 08 0. Totals 4385 Rockville 0 3 0 2 7 0 lead 60-57 at halftime. 0-06, Jen Shea 004)0, Julie Naumoc 12-4 4 misconduct (fighting), 14:51; Lambert, Terry Tobler played well on defense, 57 08 10, Wilkins 7-12 1-2 15, Bailey 48 3340119. Pembroke State 76, Catawba 63 Monday, after spending 30 days in the Adult Substance Sidney Moncrief led Milwau­ 4, Ehrlko Corter 3 04 6, Sandy 4 Det, molor-game misconduct, 14:51; Pensacola Chrlstn 97 Rorlda Chrlstn 56 while Brendon Wheeler made 27 saves 2-7 10, Walker 9-17 08 18, Grunfeld 2-5 Indiana M 21 2511-111 Woodworth 0 0-10, Dorota Bzvmek 4 24 Lolselle. Det. nrtaldr-game misconduct In goal. 81 5, Thornton 1-1 55 6, Cofleld2-3084. OoMen State 1125 3814—119 Roanoken, Maryville 70 kee with 29 points. Abuse Program at Pasadena Community Hospital. Davis (fig h tin g ), 14:51; Kocur, Det, m olor- On Saturday, Design Group I fell to ShepherdSS, West Liberty 56 10, Deb Delorme 1 0-0 2, Deb Stout 0 02 Totals51-9111-19115. Three-point goals—None. Total came off the bench to score 11 points to help the Suns to 0, Totals 12 4-15 28. game misconduct (ft gh ting ),14:51 ; New M ilford, 3-1,at Bolton. I.uc Larose Sacramento 22141011— 97 fouls—Indian 34, Golden State 27. Fouled Tenn-Chattanoo(W 64, Furman 61 . Warriors 119, Pacers 108 G.SmIth, Det, malor (fighting) 14:51; netted the lone goal for the losers, New York 11101110—119 out—None. Rebounds—Indiana 41 (Wil­ Golden State snapped a 26- victory. Laforest, Det, 14:51; Lambert, Det, unassisted. Wheeler hod 12 sayes. Three-point goals—Henry, Grun­ liams 12), (Golden State 49 (Smith 12). Texas A8147 Florida lntematlonol45 - C tfe n d a r double minor- gome misconduct (leaving In Sunday's contest. Design Group I feld, Sparrow. Fouled out—None. Total Assists—Indiana 28 (Fleming, Ri­ u s e Spartanburg 1 0 2 , Wofford 100 game January losing streak Wrestling Herald photo by Pinto bench), 14:51; Probert, Det, molor-game was edged by Wallingford, S-6, at fouls—Sacramento 17, New York 23. chardson 6), Golden State 21 (Floyd 7). W.Vo. Wesleyan 96, Glenville 82 dating back to 1984 behind misconduct-motch penalty (fighting), Choote-Rosemary Arena. Scott WInot, WInthrop 7 1 , Newberry 54 18-footer with five seconds despite making only eight of 21 Rebounds—Sacramento 49 (Thompson Technicals—Warriors 2, Illegal defenses. Purvis Short’s 33 points. Coventry High’s Kim Mizesko, shown here in action 14:51; Terrion, Tor, molor-game mls- Joson Pellegatto, Jeff Olender and 14), New York 39 (Ewing 10). Assists— Midwest TODAY. remaining. After two timeouts, field-goal attempts in the quar­ MHS thumped condcut (fighting), 14:51; McGill, Tor, Larose scored for the losers. Derek Sacramento 21 (Theus 5), New York 31 Akron 15, Moreheod State 75 Derek Harper was fouled by ter. Three of the baskets were against Portiand High, contributed 11 points towards the malor-game misconduct (fighting), Moulton had two assists with Olender, Bradley 79, (Xiyton 77 (of) Indiana, which lost its fifth GLASTONBURY - The Man­ (Sparrow 5). Technical—Sacramento Maverlcks90,8onlcs89 Ferq^l Of M ^ c R ^ w ^ 4 5 Sobers on the Mavericks’ in­ on goaltending calls. 14:51; Gill, Tor, motor-game misconduct Larose and Andy Gagnon adding one coach Johnson. A—12,571. Cose Western Res. 71, John COrroll 76 St. Joseph's of East Catholic, 6 straight game, got a season- chester High wrestling team saw Patriots’ 34-28 win over E.O. Smith on Monday. (fighting), 14:51; Nylund, Tor, malor apiece. Wheeler had 14 soves. DePauw 65, Taylor 61 (20T) R H AM ot Cheney Tech, 7:45 bounds pass. (fighting), 14:51; Clark, Tor, major DALLAS (90) DetroU 75, BuUer 73 high 32 points from rookie its record evened out to 3-3 after Coventry ot Bolton. 7:45 Wayman 'Tisdale. He scored 18 Harper missed both free - * ■■COUPON^ (fighting), 14:51; Larson, Det, double Aguirre 510 2-7 12, Perkins 812 56 17, Ferris St 87, Saginaw Valley 74 (Mrts B P ske lM l Knicks 115, Kings 95 losing three decisions by wide minor, 16:12; Fergus, Tor, double minor, Pee Wee B Bullalc BO. Clippers 77 Donaldson 24 2-26, Blackman 7-151-115, Franklin 78, Anderson 73 Manchester of Fermi, 3;lO in the last nine minutes after the throws, but on the second, margins in Saturday’s quad meet 16:12, Davls14082, Harper28578, Vlncent310, Illinois State 35, Creighton 34 ' wrestthig Perkins stole the rebound from Patrick Ewing was 9-for-ll _ K - B — n ew years sale i Shots on goal— Detroit 13-9-3- 25. Regal Men's Shoo downed Enfield, 884,Ellls8101-115,Schrempf1-l(W2, Indlono-SE 84, Ind-Pur-Indpls71 Warriors had extended a nine- at Glastonbury High. 4-1, Saturday at the Twin Rinks. Victor East Catholic a t Somers, 8:45 p.m. from the field and scored 20 of Toronto6-16-2S45. LA CLIPPERS (77) 28347.Totols3578182B90. Southwest State 11, Bemidll State70 point lead to 93-76 by scoring the Jack Sikma and scored the The Indians fell to Glastonbury, Power ploy conversions— Detroit 5-2, Hurtuk supplied a pair of goals, and Maxwell 6-9 35 15, White 512 33 13, SEATTLE (89) Southwest Missouri 73, Northern Igwa winning basket. his 24 points in the first half as o " " O FREE— ■ Jason Oatway and (Sary Jonas chipped Bristol E oste rn S fM o n ^e ste r, 3:10 first eight points of the fourth 52-17, to Danbury, 45-18, and to Toronto 5^. NImphlus594814, Johnson282-36,Nlxon . Vranes34826,Slkma 65 New York built a 22-point lead autom otive Charj;ing SystemJ^heck In with one each. Assisting on the 2-10804, Beniamin 5113511, Brldgenton East Cothallc/Berlln at Windsor period. BullBtB 90, Cllppars 77 Staples, 60-9. j Goalies Detroit, Laforest. Toronto, markers werer Sean Malone, Scott 8207823, Henderson8118013, Phelps 14 St. Xavier 72, Northeastern ilM I Locks, 4 p.m;. and coasted the rest of the way Edwards. A—15,011. 37 80 6, Coge 1-3 80 2, Edwards 2-7 80 80 2, Young 58 08 9, Wood 813 2-2 15 WIs.-Green Bay 57, Valparaiso n . Bright notes on the mat for Harrison, Chip Addabbo and Jonas. 4, (Sordon 84 08 0, Bryant 1-1 08 2. Sobers 815 1-1 17, McCormick 81 1-2 1, Mavaricks 90, Bonics 89 Cliff Robinson scored 12 of his against Sacramento. Save up to 25% off all I Referee—Ron Hoggarth. Kevin Mlllen came up with 12 saves. WIs.-ParksIdeSD, WIs.-MllwaukeeTl- WEDNESDAY Manchester were Scott Liscomb Totals31-79152477. BrIckowskI 14 80 2, Johnson 80 80 0 Wls.-Plotte.K)9,Concordla(Wls.)66 Sam Perkins rebounded a 25 points in the third quarter as Ewing and the other Knicks Startara & Alternators In the first of two Sunday games, WASHINOTON (90) Totols 3891 11-15 89. (100), Sean McCarthy (134), Whit­ Avon blanked Regal's, 48, at Old Wdght State67, IP-Fort W oynell Northwest .Catholic of East Catholic, missed free throw and hit a Washington broke open a close starters sat out the fourth Robinson 11-26 38 25, Jones 481-29, Bol P"'i” 21181117-98 Xavier (OMo) 78, Loyola (ill.) 75 ■7 p.m. ney Twltchell (140), Mike Taylor with Thii Coupon __ Ollirs 5. Bruins 3 Farms. Jan Lange and Hurtuk were . 18882,Malone315806,BrodlevM1-23, Seattle H lo lo 17—ao l l p BWfSSt '. six-foot jumper at the buzzer to game by outscoring Los An­ quarter after New York started Applls* to most loralgn k domMtIe. cited for their hard work. McMIllen 2-10 28 6, Dave 82 80 0, (169) and Greg Vincent (187). Each Three-point goal—Ellis 2, Hender­ Ark.Tech66,OuacMfaCMetyVv . % n ^|s^'(iW .Botton give Dallas its narrow victory geles 23-13 in the period. the final period ahead 85-66. The In the nightcap. Regal's fell to Roundfleld5)07-)019, G. Wllllams51008 son, Young. Fouled out—None. Total Central A rk. 54, Ark. O e llm S i. . picked up two wins on the day to ■dmbliMn 2 21—5 Trl-CIty of Holyoke, 3-2, at Balton. Jim over Seattle. The Bullets, who led 47-41 at Knicks led 54-32 with 6:01 left in 311 BROAD 8T.. MANCHESTER ftda.RMAA I 8, F.WIIIIams1-2083,Wood28489. Totals fouls-D ollas 18, Seattle 28 PanAnMeanM,HouslonBgpM 31 . sp.Wi.'- •' (Bshkid Economy OH Chsngs) ■ BAfton S 11 2 Curry and Jonas furnished goals, while 3598182590. Rebounds—Dollas SO (Aguirre 12), Seat­ halftime, extended the margin the first half after a three-point raise their personal records to 5-1. First psriod—1, Edmonton, Andtrson Malone counted two assists. Jeff Grote Texos-ArllngtOn 89, H-SimniSis 88 The Sonics had taken an 89-88 LA cuppers S 4 1 7 llH -n tle 45 (Slkmo 13). AuliUs—Dallas 21 to 70-54 after three periods play by Ewing. The Indians meet host New I MoMof CardE VISA Aoospljd OROr ExpIrM Fab. 8 ^ J| 29(Kurrl,Gr«tzkv),po,2:19.2,Edmonton, also had an assist. Mlllen mode 14 WostllllBton 19112118-90 (Aguirre 6), Seattle 21 (Henderson 8). of Now,Britain. 8 p.m. lead when Ricky Sobers sank an saves. 'octi/Eranford at East Britain High Wednesday at 6 p.m. G rttik v 33 (Anderson, Messier), pp, 7:15. Three-point goals—Wood, F. W llll- Technicals—None. A—5,755. Brioham Youno 80. Notre C . 4a W — MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday. Jan. 14, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday 14- 1986 - 21 Sports in Brief Shriver loses again to Martina, BUSINESS Midget football holds elections The annual meeting of the board of directors of Manchester then joins her for doubles title Midget Football League for the election of officers for the 1986 Business season will be held Thursday night at 7; 30 p.m. at the American Money languishes in savings account Legion Home on Legion Drive. By Will Dunham ' For further information, contact John Marchei, 643-7791. United Press International In Brief QUESTION: My bank certificate of deposit has just FDIC coverage — unless the interest that accumu­ matured. I liked that CD, because it paid high interest. lates on those CDs lifts their value above $100,000. At WASHINGTON - Nobody needs Benefits eluded many jobless But the money was not available to me during the that ixilnt, the executor or adminstrator of your estae DIneen sidelined for 2-3 weeks to ask Pam Shriver about the old CD’s 30-month term. might consider withdrawing some accrued interest. saying, “ If you can’t beat 'em, join WASHINGTON — Two of every three jobless As I now may have to use that money at any time, I After that, as each CD matures, the estate’s HARTFORD — Whalers’ right winger Kevin Dineen will miss Investors’ ’em.” workers last year, on average, had to get by thought it was necessary to transfer it to a savings executor or administrator can remove the money the next 2-3 weeks because of a broken knuckle on his left pinky Shriver lost her 13th straight without any monthly unemployment compensa­ account, paying only 5.5 percent interest. G uide from that bank. incurred during a fight with Chicago Black Hawk Behn Wilson in match to her doubles partner and tion benefits, a new study shows. Then, I read in your column about “ money market Here, I ’m assuming the surviving spouse will want Chicago Sunday night. close friend Martina Navratilova, An average 5.6 million people, or 67.4 percent of deposit accounts,” (MMDAs) which pay higher William A. Doyle to leave the money in those high-interest CDs, rather Dineen, who missed nine games because of a shoulder injury 6-1,6-4, Monday night in the final of the nation’s 8.3 million unemployed, were not interest than savings accounts and from which money than transfer it elsewhere at current lower rates. CDs earlier in the season, has 16 goals, 22 assists and 38 points in 32 a $150,000 women’s tennis tourna­ drawing the benefits in any given month of 1985, can be withdrawn at any time. Would it be wise to can be redeemed, without early withdrawal penalty, games. A replacement on Hartford’s high-scoring FTD line, ment. The victory gave Navratil­ the private Center on Budget and Policy transfer my money to such an account? " after the owner dies. possibly Stewart Gavin or Dave Tippett, will be decided upon ova her eighth championship at the Priorities said in a report released Monday. today. A forward will probably be called up from Binghamton, as tournament. By contrast, three out of every four jobless ANSWER: Very wise, for the simple reason that QUESTION: What protection does a depositor at a workers were getting the benefits a decade ago, well. Shriver, the world’s No. 4 player your money will earn more interest. How much higher This all results from the final phasing out of interest bank, savings and loan association or credit union The Whalers, 21-19-1, host two-time Stanley Cup champion and the tournament’s second seed, when the unemployment rate hovered at 8.5 depends on the particular bank. Every federally rate regulation on consumer deposits, as mandated by have if another person manages to withdraw money Edmonton Oilers Wednesday at the Civic Center at 7:35 p.m. has failed to produce a victory in percent at the peak of the 1974-75 recession, the insured bank and savings and loan associatioh is free the Depository Institutions Deregulation and Mone­ from his account, without authorization? Does the 3‘A years over the woman with center said. to set the interest it pays on MMDAs. Another wise tary Control Act of 1980. depositor lose his money? whom she has won 42 doubles The nation’s unemployment rate averaged 7.2 move is to shop around for the bank or S&L paying the Hartley ties Brunswick record titles. percent for all of 1985, but fell to 6.9 percent in highest rate. QUESTION: My wife has $80,000 in high-interest ANSWER: The depositor shouldn’t lose anything. But little more than half an hour m - December, according to statistics released last It makes absolutely no sense to keep money in an bank certificates of deposit in her name, I have$95,000 The bank, S&L or CU would have to swallow the loss Charlie Hartley Jr. of the Joe LaVae League rolled a 771 series to after concluding their champion­ m 4 # ^ week by the Department of Labor. old-fashioned savings account, when you can get in high-interest CDs in my name at the same bank. and make good the unauthorized withdrawal. tie the house record at the Brunswick Parkade Lanes. While ship match, Shriver and Navratil­ m “ The program just doesn’t do what a lot of higher interest simply by moving your money to a If one of us joins the choir silent, the survivor will The person — “ thief” is the more descriptive word Hartley was etching his name in the books, his teammates were ova joined forces to win the doubles people think it is supposed to do,” said John MMDA. inherit what the deceased spouse leaves and will then — making the unauthorized withdrawal would have to breaking the record for High Team Series. John Stratton (661), title, downing the combination of Bickerman, the center’s research director. The Until recently, federal regulations required you to ha ve $175,000 at that bank — $75,000 above the $100,000 commit forgery by signing the depositor's name on a Gary Rawson (645). Charlie Hartley Sr. (635) and Butch Savino Claudia Kohde-Kilsch and Helena center is a Washington-based, non-profit re­ keep at least $1,000 in a MMDA, in order to get more Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. coverage per withdrawal slip or a check. (572) combined for the new mark of 3284. Sukova, 6-3, 6-4. search group financed largely by private than 5.5 percent interest. But that requirement went depositor. What can we do to correct this situation? Granted, there are some adept forgers on the loose Back in December, Tom Tomlinson of the Knights of Columbus Navratilova prevailed in a 66- foundations. off the books as of January 1, Now, each bank and S&L in this less-than-perfect world. But every bank, S&L and Dan Elm ore of the Cravat League each bowled career high minute slugfest between the two sets its own MMDA deposit minimum. ANSWER: FDIC insurance on the dead spouse’s and CU has depositors’ signatory cards on file. 299 games. serve-and-volleyers who know Dollar mixed In Europe Also gone is the federally imposed $1,000 minimum deposits will remian in effect as long as that money Depository institutions are constantly on guard each other’s styles as well as they for "super NOW” high-interest checking accounts. remains part of his or her estate. So, if the survivor against unauthorized withdrawals. LONDON — The dollar opened mixed on major know their own. She charged the And, on March 31, the 5.5 percent savings account does not transfer the CDs out of the estate, the foreign exchanges today while gold prices fell. net on virtually every point in UPl photo interest limit will disappear. After that date, every insurance coverage will not be reduced. Hartford holds off Maine putting Shriver, 23, of Lutherville, The dollar opened at 2.4780 marks in Frankfurt, bank and S&L will determine what interest it pays on Let’s say you leave this vale of tears before your Doyle welcomes written question, but he can up from 2.4767 at Monday’s close. It was also ORONO, Me. — Larry Jenkins scored 4 of his 18 points during a Md., on the defensive. Martina Navratilova makes a return in Siims of Washington tournament on savings accounts. wife. The CDs in your e.state will be below the $100,000 provide answers only through the column. "She’s so powerful, but still I feel higher in London, $1.4395 to the pound against 10-2 run in the second half Monday night that ignited Hartford to a $1.4405, and in Tokyo where it closed at 202.95 yen, if I take advantage of my opportun­ her match against doubles partner Pam Monday. Martina was easy 6-1, 6-4 68-61 victory over Maine in an ECAC North Atlantic game. up from 202.75. ities I can stay in the match,” Shriver in singies final of the Virginia winner. Jenkins connected on 2 jumpers to provide Hartford a 44-41 But it eased elsewhere. Shriver said. lead with 10:41 left. The Hawks never trailed again. In Zurich, the dollar opened at 2.0988, down Federal agencies warned 4 Unfortunately for Shriver, she back in the third and seventh coming in a three-set match in the then again, she is a Republican,” 4 John Hurlbert scored 14 points for Hartford, 6-6 and 5-2 in the from 2.1020 at Monday’s close. ’The dollar opened did not. games and won the match on a Navratilova joked. conference. Maine, 1-9 and 1-4, was led by Matt Rossignol’s 14 1982 U.S. Open. in Paris at 7.5940 francs, down from 7.6050. The In fact, Navratilova brokeShriv- typically powerful forehand “ I was loose throughout the Since first teaming up in 1982, dollar opened at 51.1750 francs in Brussels, down as deficit estimate soars points. er’s very first serve and delivered Navratilova and Shriver have smash. match,” Navratilova said. “ I from 51.25, and 1,688.50 lire in Milan, down from four of her six aces in her^own Navratilova, 29, the world’s No. 1 didn’t play as well in the second proven to be the most dominant 1,688.75. House Aging Committee, called for opening two serice games to grab a player and the dominant figure in set, but it is different playing your doubles team in women’s tennis Bv Tom Raum Fairfield downs Lehigh The dollar rose to $1.4017 Canadian Monday The Associated Press Congress to block automatic cuts in tbe 3-0 first set lead. women’s tennis in the 1980’s, has doubles partner.” history. from $1.3933 Friday. Medicare program that would be BETH LE H E M , Pa. — Senior Pat *Yerina scored 19 points and “ I ’ve seen her start quickly, but won 112 toumamentssince turning Navratilova said her doubles Gold dropped $1.50 in Zurich to $338 an ounce WASHINGTON — U.S. agencies have triggered under the Gramm-Rudman this was ridiculous,” Shriver said. professional in 1975. She adds the mate is at the threshold of In addition to their 42 tourna­ passed the 1,000-point mark in his career Monday night to lead from $339.50, and lost $2.75 in London to $338.25 been told by the White House to brace formula. “ She was serving well and crack­ $27,000 in prize money to her emerging as one of the tennis elite. ment titles, they won an unprece­ Fairfield to a 71-68 victory over Lehigh. from $341. for automatic spending cuts of nearly 5 The law calls for automatic cuts of 1 ing her backhand returns.” record career earnings of more “ She’s pretty close. She needs dented two straight Grand Slam Fairfield, 10-4, used a 10-0 run to take a 50-38 lead with 10:57 left. Silver was unchanged in Zurich at $6 an ounce, percent as new estimates of the 1986 percent in Medicare payments to Shriver jumped ahead 2-0 in the than $9.2 million. just a little more zip on her ground sweeps in 1983 and 1984 and have Lehigh scored the last 11 points of the game. Jeff Gromos added but slipped 3 cents in London to $6 from $6.03. budget deficit soared to a record $220 doctors and hospitals. second set when she broke Navra­ Navratilova, of Fort Worth, strokes — she’s right up there with chalked up a phenomenal 202-6 17 points for Fairfield, which won its eighth gam e in its last nine billion. Even though this is far less than the tilova in the second game after Texas, is 23-3 in career singles the serve and volley,” she said. “ I record. Their record 109-match outings and stretched its road winning streak to seven straight. That’s $48 billion above the $172 4.3 percent cut in most other domestic staving off a break point of her own matches against Shriver, with think she is mentally tough, (but) winning streak was snapped at Foreclosures worry senator billion target for fiscal 1986 set by the programs. Roybal said it still posed ” a in the first. But Navratilova broke Shriver’s last singles triumph she is so set in her ways at 23. But, Wimbledon last year. WASHINGTON — As many as 250 farmers in Gramm-Rudman budget-balancing major threat to the elderly’s access to Brown hands Yale setback Maine’s Aroostook County could lose their farms law. The cuts are triggered if the deficit quality health care.” He said the when the Farmers Home Administration begins exceeds the target by $20 billion or payments should be boosted 1 percent PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Todd Murray scored 21 points to lead foreclosure actions following a two-year interrup­ more. this year, not reduced. Brown to its fourth straight victory Monday night, a 68-65 tion, Sen. William S. Cohen, R-Maine, predicts. The Congressional Budget Office and Medicare and other health programs •vSiS decision over Yale in the Ivy League opener for ^ t h teams. Chris McEnroe wants better year in 1986 FmHA foreclosures were ordered halted about the White House Office of Management are in a separate category under Dudley scored 23 points to lead Yale, 4-7. Paul Maley added 16 two years ago by a federal judge in a North and Budget were to release their official Gramm-Rudman. They can be cut points. By Bob Greene Australian Open. don’t think I ’m playing that the first German to win the men’s Dakota case. The judge said the FmHA would deficit projections on Wednesday, along automatically, but not more than 1 The Associated Press With all of the Grand Slam badly.” singles crown at Wimbledon. On have to formulate new, easier-to-understand with details of the cuts that will be percent in fiscal 1986 and 2 percent in tournament titles gone, McEnroe Asked if he felt the pressure has Monday, he was named the Most regulations before reinstituting the foreclosures. required. subsequent years. Brooks transfers to Providence NEW YORK — John McEnroe is has a last chance to salvage some eased since he dropped from No. 1 Improved Player after skyrocket­ Robert Tyrer, press secretary to the GOP However, White House spokesman Social Security benefits, including the annual cost-of-living increases, are MICHIGAN CITY, Ind. — Former Indiana University unhappy with his 1985 season, pride if he wins this indoor event. to No. 2 on the Hewlett-Packard- ing in 1985 from 65th in the world to senator, said Monday the new regulations are Larry Speakes on Monday announced J which could spell trouble for his He begins play Wednesday night A TP computer, McEnroe was now in place. Letters to delinquent borrowers will that the cuts would amount to 4.3 exempted entirely from the cutbacks. J basketball player Delray Brooks has agreed to attend fifth on the Hewlett-Packard-ATP when he faces fellow American percent for most domestic programs Despite the $48 billion shortfall in Providence College, an athletic department official at the Rhode opponents' in ^he final tournament quick to say no. . computer. start going out Jan. 23, he said. of the year. i ^ Brad Gilbert. “ With all I go through, I should “ The ax is going to start falling with some and 4,9 percent for the military. meeting the deficit target this year. Island school confirmed Monday. Other winners included Am eri­ Despite the calendar, the Today, the six-day tournament definitely do the best I can to be regularity. I ’m afraid,” Tyrer said. “ There are a Military programs are receiving a Congress limited the first round of No official announcement was made, though the Providence cans Ken Flach and Robert Se- $500,000 Nabisco Masters tourna­ gets under way when Wilander there at the top,” he said. “ I owe it guso, named the Doubles Team of good number of farmers who are delinquent.” higher proportional reduction because Gramm-Rudman cuts on March I to a spokesman said Brooks signed with the Big East school Sunday ment, beginning today at Madison takes on American Scott Davis, to myself to be the best I can be.” the Year; McEnroe, who received Maine FmHA Director Dwight Sewell said the the law exempts some weapons con­ total of $11.7 billion. night. Square Garden, is the culmination followed by Edberg against Ameri­ Lendl, who on Monday night the Hewlett-Packart-ATP award Farmers Home Administration in Maine has a tracts from being cut and because of a The Gramm-Rudman act, named for UPI photo Brooks said last week he was leaving the lU basketball team in of the 1985 season, bringing to­ can Johan Kriek, Becker against received the JAKS Award as 1985’s for being No. 1 on the computer for delinquency rate of about 28 per cent, which is presidential decision to shield all sponsors Sen. Phil Gramm, R-Texas, hopes of getting more playing time at another school. gether the top 16 players in the American Paul Annacone and A T P Player of the Year, said he the most weeks— 26; Peru’s Jaime exactly the national average. He said between 300 military personnel from the reductions. and Sen. Warren Rudman, R-N.H., Agriculture Secretary John Block explains the 1985 farm bill to A world. veteran Jimmy Connors against wasn’t sure if being No. 1 in the Yzaga, Newcomer of the Year; and 400 letters to delinquent borrowers would be That shifted a larger burden of the cuts requires a series of successively lower reporters in Washington Monday afternoon. To gain benefits, A Mets’ Gooden on crutches “ Rather than push myself to France’s Henri Leconte. world has increased the pressure. Richard Evans of Great Britain, sent out, but he declined to speculate on the onto other military programs. annual deficits until the federal budget crop farmers will have to take large amounts of acreage out of another level, I sat back to see On Wednesday, Anders Jarryd “ I just got there,” the Czech Media Service; Ted Tinling, ATP number of foreclosure actions that would be is balanced in 1991. production and dairy farmers will have to stay out of business NEW YORK — Right-hander Dwight Gooden of the New York what others would do,” McEnroe will battle fellow Swede Joakim right-hander said. “ Getting there Lifetime Achievement Award; Wi­ started. ON CAPITOL HILL, Rep, Edward R. Roybal, D-Calif., chairman of the for five years. Mets, the 1985 National League Cy Young Award winner, has a said Monday. Nystrom, followed by Yannick was something I always wanted to lander, Adidas Sportsmanship IN OTHER NEWS related to the What the others did was obvious. sprained right ankle and is getting around on crutches, the New Noah of France against American do.” Award, and Kay McEnroe, John’s economy: Mats Wilander of Sweden won the Tim Mayotte; Lendl, the tourna­ Becker also was honored Mon­ Stock market opens mixed York Post reported Monday. mother, who received the Cystic • A private research group blames French Open, West Germany’s ment’s No. 1 seed, against fellow day night at the 10th annual JAKS NEW YORK — The stock market was mixed in budget-cutting for a record number of The injury reportedly occured about a week ago, when the Fibrosis Humanitarian Award. Boris Becker captured Wim- Czechoslovak Tomas Smid, and Award dinner, with the proceeds early trading today, carrying over some of the Interest rates jobless people forced to survive without Block says acreage cuts 21-year-old was running in the outfield at his high school alma The winner of Sunday’s nation­ biedon, Czechoslovakia’s Ivan the McEnroe-Gilbert encounter. going to fight cystic fibrosis. The ally televised final (NBC) will pick strength that surfaced late in Monday’s session. unemployment benefits last year. N mater. Although the injury does not appear to be serious, the Post N Lendl took the U.S. Open and ‘Tve been struggling a little 18-year-oId blond was the young­ up $100,000, while the runnenip will Blue chips spurted ahead soon after trading got The Washington, D.C.-based Center reported team physcian Dr. James Parkes will examine Gooden rise on T-bills Sweden’s Stefan Edberg won the bit,” McEnroe admitted, “ but I est, the first unseeded player and collect $70,000. underway but ran out of steam quickly. By 10:30 on Budget and Policy Priorities said will help farms compete later this week in New York. y, a.m. on Wall Street, the Dow Jones average of 30 Monday that 67.4 percent of the industrials was off 2.64 points to 1,517.89. WASHINGTON (AP) - Interest country’s 8.3 million jobless had no By Don Kendall prices are used to determine federal Syracuse loses Michael Brown But gainers outnumbered losers by almost 2 to 1 rates on short-term ’Treasury securities unemployment benefits during any The Associated Press "deficiency” payments to farmers in the early tally of all New York Stock shot up in Monday’s auction to their given month in 1985, compared with 75 when market prices drop below the Bennett isn’t sure Exchange-listed issues. highest levels since November. percent a decade ago when a recession SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Sophomore guard Michael Brown has LSU, mini piummet WASHINGTON — Lower crop prices target levels. quit the Syracuse basketball team and dropped out of school, Analysts said traders focused their attention on The Treasury Department sold $7.4 was ending. and large cuts in producing acreage Targets for 1986 are: wheat, $4.38 per billion in three-month bills at an upset about his lack of playing time, a published report said. the latest information about the economy. • A Harvard University study pre­ would be imposed on farmers by tbe bushel: corn. $3.03: sorghum. $2.88: average discount rate of 7.23 percent, “ I’m going to transfer. I wasn’t happy with the playing The Commerce Department reported that dicts sharply higher oil prices before 1986 commodity program outlined by barley, $2.60; and oats, $1.60. Jackson top pick in UPi hoop ratings retail sales, driven chiefly by a rebound in auto up from 7.05 percent last week. Another situation that I was in,” Brown told the Syracuse Herald-Journal the end of the decade, despite a glut that Agriculture Secretary John R. Block. Signup in the 1986 programs is sales, rose 1.9 percent increase last month, $7.4 billion was sold in six-month bills at has depressed prices. The study also Farmers will have to accept lower expected to begin in March. Monday. “ I felt I should have been playing a lot more. I thought I an average discount rate of 7.28 MOBILE, Ala. (UPI) — Tampa football will stop Bo,” ’ Bennett Bv Jim Luttrell named North Carolina the No. 1 marking the biggest gain since September. said the Organization of Petroleum price support “ loan” levels in a move Block also announced some provi­ should have been starting on the team .” percent, up from 7.11 percent last week. Bay had the N F L’s worst record said of the Auburn running back. United Press International team. The Tar Heels, 16-0, held Ala Moana Hawaii led the active list, up ‘A at Exporting Countries is stronger than aimed at making U.S. crops more sions of the dairy program, which The 6-4 Brown was averaging 17 minutes of playing time for the The rates were the highest since and Auburn’s Bo Jackson was “ You really get both sides of the the No. 1 spot for the sixth P / i. widely believed, marketable overseas. Block said includes an 18-month "whole-herd fourth-ranked Orangemen, down more than 7 minutes per outing The NYSE’s composite index rose 0.28 to 119.47. three-month bills sold for 7.24 percent picked as college football’s best coin.” NEW YORK - After two straight week as the top six Monday. buy-out" operation intended to reduce compared to last season when he started all but one game. on Nov. 18 and six-month bills averaged • Savings and loan associations player, but Buccaneer coach Lee- Florida beat Auburn 14-10 this months of teams padding their schools remained unchanged. At the American Stock Exchange, the market The acreage cutbacks will be the the number of milk cows. The program 7.3 percent on Nov. 4. reported lower earnings in the third man Bennett says that does not season. records with cream puff oppo­ No. 2 Michigan, 16-0, was value index was up 0,54 at 244.76. maximums allowed by the new Food is to begin April 1. The new discount rates understate quarter of last year compared to the mean Jackson is a shoo-in to be the The Buccaneers get this year’s nents, conference play has followed by Duke, 14-0; Syra­ Advances outpaced declines by about 9 to 7 on Security Act of 1985, the farm bill Cooney to stage exhibition match the actual return to investors — 7.47 previous quarter, the Federal Home first pick in the college draft. first draft choice by virtue of their begun to reveal the pretenders. cuse, 13-0; Georgia Tech, 14-1, the NYSE. Big Board volume totaled 108.68 passed by Congress last month and percent for a $10,000 three-month bill Loan Bank Board said, attributing the HARRISBURG, Pa. — Heavyweight boxer Gerry Cooney, Bennett, head coach of the South 2-14 record. Louisiana State and Illinois and Memphis State, 15-0. Michi­ million shares, against 122.78 million in the signed into law by President Reagan. UNDER THE PLAN, dairy farmers selling for $9,817.20 and 7.66 pe<''.'ent for decline to a drop in net non-operating shaking hands and posing for pictures with a police officer who squad in the Jan. 18 Senior Bowl At Monday’s Senior Bowl news were involved in the first gan received^4 first-place votes previous session. The programs will affect wheat, feed will submit sale bids for their herds a six-month bill selling for $9,632.00. income. arrested him, agreed Monday to stage an exhibition match for college all-star game in Mobile, conference, Denver Broncos coach expose. and Duke 2. grains, cotton and rice in 1986. based on base period milk marketings. charity in return for the city’s dropping a disorderly conduct said Monday he is getting pressure Dan Reeves compared Jackson’s LSU started the week ranked Agriculture Department officials If the government accepts the bid, the from some Tampa Bay fans to pick Oklahoma, 15-0, advanced said they could not estimate how much producer will be required to stay out of charge. situation to that of Denver quarter­ No. 7 and undefeated but someone other than Heisman one place to No. 7 and Kansas, Minister apologizes to Parliament U.S. exports might improve because of dairying for five years and not use or The agreement was announced at Cooney’s Monday hearing back John Elway, who threatened dropped two Southeast Confer­ Trophy winner Jackson, who is 14-2, also moved up a notch to the cuts in loan rates. The loan rate is allow the use of his facilities for milk before District Justice Michael Stewart for his alleged to play professional baseball if the ence games, losing to Alabama considering trading in his shoulder Baltimore Colts drafted him. 83-67 and Tennessee 88-77. The No. 8. St. John’s erased an early the amount the government pays production during the entire period. involvement in a Dec. 9 altercation with Harrisburg police at a pads for a baseball bat. loss in the week to Boston farmers for each crop. If market prices Block said producers will be required downtown nightclub. “ I think Bo has that kind of Tigers, 14-2, plummetted to No. “ Some people have said we’ve leverage and he’ll probably use 14 in UPI’s weekly college College with a nationally tele­ fall below the loan rate, farmers can to submit evidence of the size and vised victory over Georgetown Details murky in Sikorsky dispute got to definitely draft Bo. But of it,” said Reeves, who will coach basketball ratings. post their crop as collateral and receive composition of their herds as of Jan. 1, Horford said Kentucky bouVid course, being in Tampa, you’vegot the North squad in the Senior Bowl. Illinois was tied at No. 19 but and edged up a spot to No. 9. government loans at the guaranteed 1985. and Jan. 1,1986, and on the date the a lot of people who pull for the “ I don’t think a team will make the with with losses to Big Ten N e v a d a -L a s V e ga s, 15-2, LONDON (AP) — The minister of trade ford, Conn., and the Italian automaker. He said Pearce later told him he could rates. bid is submitted. HOUSTON — Tito Horford, the 7-foot basketball star who has University of Florida, and I think mistake of taking him if it’s a place rivals Michigan and Michigan climbed two places to No. 10. and industry apologized to Parliament but Fiat. reveal the letter was sent, but not its Thus, the loan rates effectively set the Meanwhile, farmers will be able to Florida beat Auburn so, therefore, foreign prices of U.S. commodities. The begin signing up in March for a new wandered from Houston to Louisiana State to Houston looking for he’s not really interested in play­ State slipped to 10-5 and out of Kentucky, 12-2, held No. l i ignored calls for bis resignation after contents. they’re saying we need to draft Michael Heseltine, who resigned as administration contends foreign suppli­ conservation program aimed at taking a place to play, plans to enroll Thursday at the University of ing. ... He’s going to go high. the Top 20. despite losing to SEC rival acknowleging the government had received Legislators of the opposition Labor Party somebody else,” Bennett said of defense secretary last Thursday over his ers have been able to undercut millions of acres of highly erodible land Kentucky, a television station reported Monday night. Whether it’s the first pick or the Of the 40 members of the UPI Auburn and Alabama- a letter from a company involved in the the All America running back. outspoken support for the European consor­ responded by shouting, “ Resign, resign.” KTRK-TV of Houston, quoting Horford’s attorney, Pat Ellis, second pick will depend on whether Board of Coaches who partici­ Birmingham, 15-2, moved up battle to take over Britain’s only helicopter relatively high U.S. commodity from crop production under 10-year "They’re saying ‘Florida tium, was quoted Sunday in The Times of contracts. said Horford would enroll at the Southeastern Conference school he commits to play football or pated in this week’s voting, 34 one place to No. 12. manufacturer. Brittan had opposed Heseitine’s cam­ supports. stopped Bo and the people in pro baseball.” London as charging that Brittan had met paign against the Sikorsky-Fiat bid for Under the program as much as 45 in hopes of regaining his eligibility by next spring.^ . ^ ■ Trade and Industry Secretary Leon with British Aerospace officials and pres­ Westland, and had defended the Cabinet’s million acres could be enrolled in the Brad Davis, Kentucky’s assistant sports information director, Brittan said Monday he did not know the THE LOAN RATE for 1986 wheat sured them to quit the consortium. action last Thursday in voting to require all conservation reserve program through said neither Kentucky coach Eddie Sutton nor anyone on his staff contents of the letter and the government crop, for example, will be $2.40 per members’ statements about Westland be bushel, compared with $3.30 for last 1990. had talked to Horford about playing for Kentucky. did not release its contents. Heseltine, who retains a Parliament seat, asked in the Commons on Monday if the cleared by the Cabinet. year’s harvest. Corn supports will be Wynegar admits players are grossly overpaid But political commentators suggested the government had received a letter from That decision prompted Heseltine to $1.92 per bushel, compared with $2.55 in letter deals with a meeting at which Brittan British Aerospace giving its version of the 1985; barley, $1.56 and $2.08 last year; Natt NBA player of week allegedly urged British Aerospace officiais resign. He claimed Prime Minister Mar­ BLOCK, WHO ANNOUNCED the NEW YORK (UPI) - New York for the good of the game. “ We had to make a decision on quick decision. meeting. garet Thatcher was trying to suppress 99 cents for oats and $1.31 last year; and program Monday, called the conserva­ to withdraw from a European consortium $1.82 for sorghum and $2.42 last year. NEW YORK — Calvin Natt, who averaged 22.7 points and 11 Yankees catcher Butch Wynegar, “ Free agency is not quite what it Jan. 7,” said Wynegar, who signed " I don’t think any of the clubs Brittan told the Commons, “ I have not debate on the matter. tion reserve “ one of the most important seeking to buy the financially aiiing Loan rates for 1986 crops of cotton and rebounds per game in leading the Denver Nuggets to a 3-0 record taking a stan(^ that undoubtedly used to be,” Wynegar said. “ I * a three-year contract with a that were interested in me had as received any such letter.” He also denied he provisions of the 1985 farm bill” and helicopter maker, Westland PLC. Westland shareholders had been sche­ rice will be announced later, Blobk said. last week, Monday was named the NBA Player of the Week for will rankle union chief Donald agree with the owners the salaries one-year option with the Yankees good as chance at making the warned British Aerospace that its participa­ that it will “ go a long way toward “ I had no intention of misleading the duled to vote today on the competing bids, Under the acreage reductions an­ the period ending Jan. 12. Fehr, said Monday the owners had to stop somewhere. The after receiving no offers. World Series as the Yankees,” said tion in the European bid for Westland was. conserving America’s eroding farm­ House,” Brittan told the House of Commons but Westland Chairman Sir John Cuckney nounced for 1986, wheat farmers will were right in not bidding for free players are paid too much.” “ I asked my agent, Ron Shapiro, Niekro, who was traded to the against the national interest. land for the future.” agents because baseball players Wynegar attended a news con­ If he could meet certain figures to Yankees by the Houston Astros In acknowleging the letter’s existence. “ I announced Monday that the shareholders’ have to idle 25 percent of their base Costs of the long-range program are make too much money. ference at Yankee Stadium with make the deal. There was always last September. therefore w ish ^ to come to explain the But later Monday, Mrs. Thatcher’s 10 meeting was adjourned until Friday. acreage; feed grains, including corn, 20 expected to be around $1 billion a year Tyson to fight ESPN champ two other free agents the Yankees the question that if you waited past sequence of events. If it is said I misied the Downing St. office said it had received a percent; rice, 35 percent; and upland Three days ago Fehr, executive He said up to 4.000 shareholders were for the first five years, mostiy in re-signed, pitchers Joe and Phil that you could not sign until May 1. House, I apoiogize unreservediy.” private letter . from British Aerospace’s cotton, 25 percent. director of the Players Associa­ “ Phil being here made it even expected to attend, and changed the “ rental” payments to farmers who take NEW YORK — Heavyweight knockout artist Mike Tyson will tion, accused the owners of collu­ Niekro. I couldn’t imagine not going to chairman. Sir Austin Pearce, about the Included in the reductions for wheat better and being here next year Brittan told Parliament earlier that he meeting place from the Connaught Rooms, their land out of production. fight ESPN champion Jesse Ferguson Feb. 16 at the RPI Field Under the Basic Agreement, a spring training until March or meeting. and feed grains is a 2>A percent paid sion in holding down salaries and with all the runs the Yankees are knew of no letter from British Aerospace to which has a capacity of about 1,900, to the far House in Troy, Tyson’s co-manager said. team has until Jan. 8 to re-sign its April. That’s not what a ballplayer In his apology, Brittan told Parliament diversion. Under the paid diversion The yearly program goals during the long-term contracts for this year’s going to score and how they play the government. larger Royal Albert Hall. Bill Cayton, who manages the 19-year-old with Jim Jacobs, free agents. free agents. After that it cannot is all about. ’That was awful and I defense might give Phil and I a said the letter was marked “ private and program, farmers are paid for divert­ five-year period, 1986 through 1990, are said he was told Monday Ferguson accepted the fight. The But Wynegar, part of the free- negotiate with its free agents until hated even the Idea of it. I didn’t chance to catch the Perry brothers British Aerospace’s withdrawal would confidential,” that he did not know its Westland management said Monday it ing land from production. at least 5 million acres for the 1986 crop official announcement will come at a news conference today, he agent grab bag before re-signing May 1 and no free agent is likely to want that to happen.” (for most career victories by weaken the consortium’s bid and improve contents and that he had not wanted to has the required 75 percent shareholder The new law froze target prices for year, 10 million acres or more annually said. with the Yankees, said the wild wait that long to re-sign with his Joe Niekro also agreed the Jan. 8 brothers). To do it in Ne^ York chances for a rival bid by a U.S. subsidiary jeopardize the confidentiality of the letter support to push though the Sikorsky-Fiat two years at the 1985 rates, so no in 1987 through 1989 and 5 million or spending by ownership had to stop former club. deadline forced him to make a would be great.” of United Technologies, Sikorsky, of Strat­ without checking first with Pearce. bid. changes were made for those. Target more in 1990, he said. I ------MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, Jan. 14. 1986-83 t t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. 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Large size 2100 Dental Receptionist — of- M a n c h e s te r. $450 Pickup — 6 cylinder auto­ Aspen Won., $2,295; 61 85 Buick Riviera loaded, Dental Hygienist — Pro­ Box 329, Manchester, CT otters plenty of money Housekeeping — 20 hours You 1st Is 2nd Nature to 643-2711 to place your sWWirofflces, ten rooms clean, guaranteed, parts $99. New. 647-0413.0 model. Must be In good Manchester office. 4 day When you have some­ monthly. C & D Realty, matic. Mostly used tor Honda Accord 4 dr., $13,295; 64 BMW 3181, gressive preventive or­ 06040. plus cash bonuses, fringe per week at private home Us!" Strano Real Estate, aulck-actlon od. pluslRidltlonal expansion and service. Low prices. condition. Call 649-7057. week. Experience neces­ thing to tell, find a cash 1 649-2871. personal travel. $2,700. $5,595; 80 VW Rabbit 4 dr., $12,995 ; 82 BMW 3201, iented group practice, benefits to seml-retired In Glastonbury. Own 647-7653.D poMBIe. Room for 10-12 B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Fifty gallon fish tank with sary. Send resume to Box buyer the easy wav... with Call 644-8841. $3,295. Manchester $10,295; 82 CadlllacCImar- Glastonbury. Variety person In M anchester transportation, referen­ cara^ould be offices first Main Street, 643-2171. new filter, bottom filter, M, c/o Manchester a low-cost ad In Classi­ 4 room apartment now G IVE YOUR budget a Honda, 646-3515. ron, $4,995; 85 Cadillac fied. 643-2711. hours available. 633-3671. area. Regardless of expe­ ces and dependability re­ Redwood Farms Cape — TOWN OF MANCHK$TKR level with 5 room apart- etc. $75 or best offer. Herald. quired. Call 659-2953. LKOAL NOTICI available to working Looking for a good used boost! Sell those still- 81 Citation at ps, $2,895; 81 Sdn. DeVllle, $14,995; 85 rience, write H.G. Hop­ Make sure you see this 7 nuM ^econd level. High 643-6391.0 84 Olds Sierra 4 dr., $9,695; kins, President, Box 711, older person, 2 gas heat­ good but no-longer-used Toyota Corollo Won., Cadillac Coupe DeVllle, Mature woman to care for room, IVj bath Cape with At a meeting on January 6, t r a K area. Good visibll- mobile home? Be sure to 64 Buick Regal 2 dr. 19K, Infants and toddlers In Ft. Worth, TX 76101. Aerobic Instructor family room, fireplace, itiOOosv to find. Main ing units, parking for one look In the Classified co­ Greenhouse Glass, 100 pie­ Items In your home for $3,995; 81 Mustang ot/ps, $13,495; 83 Cadillac Coupe 19M the Planning and Zoning' pleasure car. No pets. $325 cash. Call 643-2711 to place $3,695; 79 Honda Civic 4 $9,495; 84 Renault Alliance DeVllle, $10,950; 84 VW J needed to teach class In NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED administrative Manchester Day Care. garage and a treed lot! Commission mode the fol-. Street Location. Century lumns ... thot's where the ces, 18x24, $50 or best 4 dr. 15K loaded, $6,495; 84 Manchester at 5pm. Expe­ lowing decisions: per month. 643-2210. your od. sod., $1,695 ; 79 Regal 38k, Jetta 4 dr., $8,495; 83 VW Hours 7-1, 1-6. $4/hour. Part Time Receptlonls- Hurry! Blanchard & Ros­ 21 Jackston-Showcase, best buys ore advertised I offer. 646-1760.O Pontiac Trans Am loaded. IN MANCHESTER AREA SECRETARY - t/Llght typing, miscel­ rience preferMd, will $3,695 ; 79 Aspen Won., PU, $4,995 ; 83 Toyota 643-5535. setto Real Estate, 646- VISIONS UNLIMITID, INC.. 646-V316. 643-2711. $10,495 ; 83 Olds Delta 88 4 train. Coll Eileen at 522- - ZONI CHANOB - SUMMIT Manchester — 5 room 2 $2,895 ; 79 Chevette 4 sod., Cameron LE 4 dr., $7,995. LEGAL laneous duties. Monday 2482.D Rocsoort Walking Shoes dr. all options, $8,495; 83 thru Friday 2-5pm. Con­ 4183, ext. 351. EOE. IT R IB T-R E A R (V-1S) - Ap­ bedroom apartment. $485 $1,595; 78 Buick Rlverlo Llpmon VW, 649-2638. Hudson S t all Cleaning — Controct proved o zoning district Picture Window, 49'/z" x — Man's size 8 Wide. $25. Dodge 600 4 dr. cleaning company seeks tact Diane at Fuss & plus deposit and utilities. 643-7153.0 loaded, $2,895; 78 Subur­ Wllllimt 81 all Minimum qualifications Great Duplex! West Side! change from Residence B to 60", stripped, 24 pones, Automotive ps/ob/ster, $6,995; 81 Dot- Individuals to work part O 'N ell, 646-2469. EOE. Cardiac Rehabilitation Planned Residence Develop­ Call 647-0770. ban at/ps/ac, $3,995; 77 1981 Mazda GLC — 5 Oiklind 8L Include an Associate's 6-6 In excellent condition. Rofltals $60. 742-7090.O sun 280 ZX 2 plus 2 at, 3-17 time In the Manchester M/F. Nurse needed for M, W or New roof, large rooms, 2 ment, and approved o gen­ Exercise Incline Bench — Rabbit 44k, $1,695. Bolton speed. Excellent condi­ Alsxindar St degree in secretarial iiiw i Motors, 643-9521. $8,495; 81 Olds Cutlass all area. Hours are 12:30- S. 4:30-6:30pm. CCU or car garage and a treed eral plan of development, for WANT ADS are the Excellent condition with tion. Low mileage. $2,200. Center St science plus four years on approximately 0.27 acre Drapes — Rust/Tan Supreme 2 dr. ps/pb, 742-6589. 467-553 odd only 4:30pm or 5:30-9:30pm, Secretary — Minimum 2 ICU experience and basic lot! A great buy! Blan­ parcel Identified os the rear friendly wov of finding a weights. $50. 649-5007.O CARS/TRUCKS Canter S t performing legal secre­ RDDMS stripes. 80x45 & 50x45. $45 83 Plymouth Reliant 4 dr. $4,995 ; 80 Cadillac El Do­ A 563-655 odd onl^ Monday-Frlday. Respon­ years experience. Some CPR, call Eileen at 522- chard & Rossetto Real portlonof 84 Summit Street cash buyer for applian­ FDR SALE tarial and stenographic (effective dote January 17. or best otter. 643-7069.O at/ps, $4,595; 83 Chevrolet rado 54 K, $8,695; 79 Toy­ 84 Dotsun 300 ZX Turbo, Lincoln St sible people please call bookkeeping, 9-5, Mon­ 4183, ext. 351. EOE. Estate, 646-2482.0 FDR RENT ces, musical Instruments, Toro Electric Snow ota Celica 5 sod., $4,795. duties In corporate or day thru Friday. Pleasant 1986). Cavalier 4 dr. 4 sod., $13,900; 83 Toyota Celica Parkins St III 649-3181. cars and a host of other Sears Humidifier — 13 Shovel — Excellent condi­ Bob Riley Oldsmoblle, real estate law utilizing working conditions. 643- Vernon Firm seeks expe­ A copy of these decisions has' $4,195; 82 Dodge Rampage ST, $7,595; 82 Plymouth Ridgewood St all New Listing — Manches­ Items. gallons, 2 years old. $75. tion. Asking $60. Reason 649-1749. ' automated equipment. rienced candidate for full been filed In the Town Clerk's PU, $3,995; 82 Plymouth Champ, $2,295 ; 81 Olds Roosevelt St. Vista Volunteer 35 hour 4005. ter. $85,900. More house office. 228-3491.0 for selling. Illness. 649- III time position. Person 4649.0 Reliant 4 dr. at, $3,995; 81 Cutlass, $5,695; 80 Chevy Ability to take complex week, 1 year commit­ than you'd ever imagine 85 Dotsun 300 ZX black, Fslrvlaw III tment literacy volunteer chosen must be capable of PLANNING AND 1978 Pontiac Grand Prix Plymouth Reliant Wgn. 4 Malibu, $2,950; 79Cadillac legal dictation accu­ ot such a reasonable ZONING COMMISSION Room, Main Street loca­ 8 8 1 STORE AND Maple Twin Bed. Com­ $14,995 ; 82 Celica GT lift- West Middle Tpke. 420-406 prolect. $212 bt-weekly Fire and Smoke Damage handling full schedule ijrlce! Immaculate cape Selling Bottle Collection. — 67,000 miles, fully sod., $2,795 ; 81 Pontiac Sdn. DeVllle, $4,350; 78 rately at not less than 90 LEO KWASH, SECRETARY ting, all utilities Included. plete. $50. 647-1912.0 equipped Including sun­ Phoenix Coupe at, $3,195; back oc, $5,995; 83 Buick Henry S t 148-256 plus $900 end-of-year bo­ restoration company with various duties from 2 bn treed & fenced lot. ^ I OFFICE SPACE Over 100 bottles for only Mercury Cougar XR7, wpm and produce Doted at Manchester, Con­ FttWrences and security. 0 84 Fairmont Won., $1,795; Skylark at/ac, $4,395; 81 Porker S t nus. Office work commun­ seeks full time workers. vice-presidents. Expe­ FIreplaced living room, $50 or best offer. Call roof. Asking $1,900. Coll $2,795; 78 Olds Cutlass 358-540 automated typed copy necticut this 14th day of Jan­ General Electric Chest 80 Chrysler LeBaron 4 dr., Plymouth Horizon 4 dr. Edward S t ity outreach recruiting Will train. Start at $5 per rience with word process­ formal dining room, deck, uary, 1986. Office Space — Excellent 742-6016.O 643-0443. Supreme, $3,295 ; 78 BMW N III at a speed of not less fee"------Type Freezer — 7.5 cubic ac, $1,995; 84 Caprice Clas­ tutors/students. Call 647- hour. Call 9am-3pm. 646- ing a plus. Full medical, location with ample park­ $2,995 ; 79 Chew Malibu 4 3201, $6,395; 76 Chevy Golwsy S t garage and vinyl siding. 028-01 ichester — Clean, feet. Good working condi­ sic 4 dr. V-8, $8,595; 81 III than 70 wpm. Excellent 6855. pension and vacation be­ ing. 600, 400 8. 300 sq. ft. dr., $2,295 ; 73 Chevy Lag­ Novo, $1,695. Caron Mo­ Kerry S t 6232. D.W. Fish Realty, 643-1591 tion. $45. 644-0743.O C.B. Radio, home base, 74 Vega Wagon — Not Cadillac El Dorado red 8, III fringe benefits. Salary nefits. Please send rsume completely fur- office suites are now una Coupe, $895. Capitol tors, 649-7000. Nortn S t or 871-1400. Includlng linens. realistic, MIket antenna. running. New ports. $300 white, $8,995; 80 Mazda 626 III range: $19,6B3-$25,834. to: VLP, P.O. Box 2200, available. 649-2891. Garage, 423-4516. Oekly. 2 weekssecur- New Delta Shower head, Paid $250, sell for $95. or best offer, 649-5234 after 2 dr. ac, $3,595 ; 80 Corolla Union Court Submit resume no later Vernon, CT 06066. III New Listing — Manches­ model 622C. $25. 643-1814.0 Works great! 643-2831.0 Sport Coupe 5 sod., $3,595; North School S t than January 24, 1986 Half-Size Classic ltyI%6-9832. East Center Street — 5pm. 81 Chevy Citation 4 dr., MDTDRCYCLES/ III ter. $169,900. Executive __-is a ------^------$1,995 ; 78 Buick Estate 78 Buick Skylark 4 dr. low Santins Dr. to: PRODUCTION WORKERS You can be a good sales­ Ground floor, great vis­ Skiers — New Europa BICYCLES III home In pristine condi­ Gentlemen Only. Central 4 awning windows, 4' x 24" 68 Buick Electro 225 Con­ Won., $1,995; 78 Ford Fair­ miles, $3,195; 83 Mustang Keeney St man ... lust use a quick- ibility, utilities, parking navy, stretch ski pants. all Connecticut Housing tion! 4 bedrooms, 2V2 logmion, kitchen prlvl- with storms and screens. vertible. Interior, great mont 4 dr. 6 cyl.,$1,295; 78 GLX, $4,995. Lynch Toy­ Included, $300 monthly. Men's 28" waist. Out­ Florence St III telling ad In Classified baths, gorgeous fire- lailw parking available. $99. Coll 643-7917. shape. A Buick lovers cor. Plymouth Fury 9 pass. ota, 646-4321. 72 Honda 360 — Excellent Finance Authority A nationwide manufacturer Is Keith Real Estate, 646- grown before worn. $25. running. $500 or best offer. Hill S t III placed family room with Salbditty ond references Collectors - It has poten­ Won, $995; 77 Ford Thun- 40 Cold Spring Road beamed ceilings,' fire- 4126. 646-0650.O 649-5234 after 5pm. Hamden S t III looking for production work­ HARDWARE STORE redM od. 649-9227 or 569- Electrical Hook-up for tial. Asking $1,000. Call derblrd, $1,995 ; 78 Ford 84 VW Rabbit stick 4 cyl. Knighton S t Rocky Hill, CT 06067 placed living room, rec dryer- circuit breaker 647-8963 or 643-8173, ask tor Granada 4 dr. 6 cyl., grey; 83 Dodge Scamp PU III c/o Philip A. Johnson ers in our local plant. Full time personable per­ room and pool room with box, dryer plug and 30' of Hoy for Sale by the Bale. at 4 cvl. red; 82 Ford Von Bov's Schwinn 10 speed. Pearl S t son willing to work all as­ Dale. $1,095; 77 Ford Grnoda 4 III Manager. AA/EEO - an Inground pool and 2 car Street,ti Manchester. 8 71 WANTED wiring. $20. 649-7050.O Cosh and carry. Pella dr., $995 ; 77 Hondo 2 dr. % ton at V-8 white; 82 Good working condition. pects of store operation Brothers, Bldwell Street. Must sell. $75 or best offer. Personnel A willingness to learn is oil from stocking shelves to garage with wall-to-wall 2 rf^m s for rent. For I TO RENT 72 Pontiac Ventura — new engine, $1,295 ; 77 Ford F-150 PU Std. white; MANCHESTER HERALD 721-9501 cash register and sales. carpeting!!! D.W. Fish m a ^ Information, call Matpg Washer — Wringer 643-7405. Runs well. Should pass Dotsun F8, $895 ; 74 Audi 81 AMC Eagle 4x4 at Tom, 649-5862. Realty, 643-1591 or 871- Call NOW 647-9946 CHFA IS AN AA/EEO you need. Coll today for on Csnytrt Hirdsiirt - 640-6707 563^4308 or 529-7858. type. Like new. $99. 875- Inspection. Many new Fox, $895. Bud’s Motor silver; 80 Toyota PU SR5 EMPLOYER M/F appointment. 1400. Young working woman 6733.0 parts. $400. 647-9428. Sales, 649-8309. stick brown; 84 Thunder- Bedroom with klt- with drums seeks Man­ RDME AND bird at V-8 block; 79 MISCELLANEDUS Manchester — Well main­ prlvlleges to non- chester room. Call be­ Electric Stove — Avocado 0 GARDEN 84 Reliant 4 dr. sdn. at/ac, 85 Dotsun King Cob Chevy Comoro at V-8 red; AUTDMDTIVE 646-1737 AUTOMOTIVE tained 7 room Cape, first sri^OMng working female. tween 5pm-9pm, 643-5736, color. $50. 649-7793.0 $5,895; 84 Dodge Omni 4 loaded, $9,995; 83 Buick 79 Dodge B210 6 pass, at PERSONNEL floor family room with RetSTences exchanged. ask for Jonet. dr. sdn. at/ac, $5,195; 84 Riviera turbo, $8,995; 83 V-8 green; 78 Olds Cutlass PICTURE THIS fireplace, enclosed sun 6 House Plants. $15. 646- 2 Tire Rims, 1976 Ford 6<^ l ^ . ______Colonial Red Print Sofa 5121.D Chrysler 4 dr 5th Ave., Volvo Station Won., 2 dr. at V-8 green. Don’s Pinto. $10 each. 644-8360.D Ask for Personnel. Manchester dealership porch, complete applian­ and Chair Set. Very good loaded, $10,495; 84 Dodge $10,800; 83 Dotsun M ax­ Texaco, 871-0864. needs to add 2 experi­ ces, hardwood and carpet Furnished Room — ROOMMATES condition. $99 or best Colt 2 dr. deluxe, 18k, ima Won., $6,995; 82 Dat- Two Mlchelln Tires — enced automotive work­ floors, a quality home. near bus and offer. 646-1757.0 $4,495; 84 Chrysler New sun 200 SX notchback, 85 Dodge Arles Wgn. ers to It's staff. Asking $136,000. U & R WANTED MUSICAL 185/70 13. New. $75. 646- $ EXTRA MONEY $ 0. Call 647-1273 or Yorker, loaded, $8,995; 83 $5,995; 81 Dotsun 210 2 dr. at/ps/ob/ac, $8,295 ; 85 4128.D Bookkeeper — Sharp per­ Realty, 643-2692. General Electric Portable ITEMS Dodge Omni, 4 dr. $3,695; sdn., $3,195; 81 Dotsun 210 Dodge 600 4 dr. sdn. THIS LOCATION CORRENTLY son needed for costing Roommate to Share 7 Dishwasher. Excellent 83 Chrysler LeBaron 4 dr. 2 dr. sdn. ac/at, $4,595; 81 ps/pb/ac cruise, $8,995; 84 deals, figuring commis­ room house In Marlbo­ Two small runi^lng boards Executive Ranch — Im­ I for Rent In 6 room condition. Only 3 years Lloyd's A M /F M stereo loaded, $4,995; 82 Chrysler Dotsun Maxima 4 dr., Dodge Arles Coupe for truck. Good condition. With Your Own Part-Time Job. sions, posting and other maculate 7 room resi­ Ished apartment, rough. $350 m onthly. old. 2 cycle Including LeBaron 4 dr., $4,895; 82 $5,995. Decormler Motor ps/pb/ac cruise, $6,295; 84 INVOLVED IN A LABOR related duties. Credit references and se­ and 8-track stereo car­ $25 for both. Call 649-1433, dence with large first lie or femole. 649-7911. potscrubber feature. $150. tridge player and turntor Reliant 4 dr. loaded, Sales, 643-4165. Dodge Omni 4 dr. hatch­ keep trying.□ Billing Clerk — New. used door family room, 2 full curity required. No pets. back at, $4,095 ; 82 Omni 2 An excellent opportunity for ■~TS: 646-5893. ble. Hardly used. Asking $3,895; 81 Chrysler Le­ and leasing Invoicing. baths plus a beautifully Days 289-6435, Ext. 30 or Baron, 2 dr., like new. * 80 Ford Thunderbird 46k, dr. Hatchback Sport DISPUTE. Motor vehicle and vehicle 220-O7U $85. Call 647-1560 after Housewives and Mothers with landscaped lot. Great lo­ Colonial Wlngback Love- 5pm, ask for Len. $4,895. Manchester Ply­ $4,695; 80 Buick Century Coupe ot/oc, $3,995; 81 Inventory knowledge seat, almost new. $150. Mercury Lynx Wgn. at, LEGAL NOTICE helpful. cation. $130's. Blanchard mouth, 643-2708. LTD 4 dr. V-8, $4,995; 82 & Rossetto Real Estate, Coll 647-1910. Chevy Impala Won., V-8, $3,095 ; 81 Dodge PU 6 cyl. NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION young children bring them $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ Excellent salary and Stereo, KIngspoint, AND NOTICE TO 646-2482. 85 Ford Tempo 4 dr. 4 cvl., $6,495; 82 Chevy Monte 4 sod., $4,495; 80 Dodge P U CREDITORS benefits plus job security For Sale A M /F M cassette player, with you and save on Dinette Set — Excellent turntable, excellent con­ at, $7,995; 84 Ford Tempo Carlo loaded 43k, $6,995; V-8 at/ps, $4,295; 77 Dodge OF for the right applicant. Ichester — Available condition. 36"x60" (Includ­ Aspen 4 dr. sdn. ot/ps, ATLAS SUSPENSION Please call for Interview dition. $50. Call 646-3149 4 dr. 4 cyl., $6,495; 84 82 Olds Cutlass Supreme PRODUCTS, INC. babysitting costs. 646-4321, between 9 am - “ cHately. One, two ing 12" leaf) with six otter 3pm.o Chevrolet Celebrity Wgn., Coupe, $7,295; 82 Buick $2,595. Herman Motors 4 I BESTI1I I 5pm. HELP WANTED fee bedroom apart- I r i ^HOUDAY/ nicely cushioned chairs. V-6, at, $6,495; 83 Chev­ Regal Coupe V-6 43k, Inc., 875-3311. Pursuant to Conn. Gen. Slot. mw0s. $425, $495, $525, I Dl I SEASONAL Wood groined table top rolet Camaro, V-6, 5 sod., $7,495 ; 83 Chrysler Le­ Section 33-379(0), os amend­ ^ n d hot water In- with chrome legs. $100. $7,295; 82 Chevy Chevette Baron Coupe loaded, 84 Chevy Cavalier, $6,395; ed, notice Is hereby given I PART TIME I I RECREATIONAL that ATLAS SUSPENSION J.D. Real Estate, 646-5893. 4 cvl. 4 sod., $2,995; 81 $7,495 ; 83 Buick Regal 81 Olds Cutlass Won., Ice Fishing Auger, 6" with PRODUCTS, INC., with on ntoTO-oum [ it e m s Ford Granada, 6 cyl. at. Coupe V-6 37k, $7,995; 84 $5,395; 80 Chevy Monte office at One Mitchell Drive, I JOB IN TOWN! I NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED 12M-24H MirCRN sharpening stone. $20.649- 3 Piece Bedroom Set, twin $5,295; 81 Ford Mustang 6 Chevy Cavalier Won. at, Carlo, $4,695; 80 Chevy Manchester, Conecticul UleRpTlvate Home — 3Vi 2048. size bed, dresser and book Dim M ark VII190CM, with cyl. at/ac, $4,995; 80 Ford Malibu W gn.. $3,595; 80 06040, was dissolved by a vote IN BOLTON AREA $5,995; 85 Chevy S10 PU of the Board of Directors and room apartment. Base- shelf. Good condition. T y ro lla 350 bindings. F-lOO PU 6 cvl. 3 sod., V-6 21k, $6,295. Clyde Buick Century Wgn., I *5“ hr./start | Firewood For Sale — One Shareholders on December Bolton Liko A m BoHon A casual shirtdress for the appliances. Work- Best offer. Call Bob Good condition. $99. Call $4,495; 79 Chevrolet Sub­ Chevrolet, 872-9111. $3,195; 79 C h ew PU, 31, 1985. A certificate of dis­ half-size figure with easy-' InMMbiOle adult, married cord mixed hardwoods 'Brown, 649-5488 evenings. 646-0557, 646-9693.0 urban 4x4 at, $5,995; 78 $2,595; 79 Chevy Monzo, solution has been filed with $ No dress co^e. Casual fun at- | ML Bumnor Dr. Aroo Bolton fitting ragUn sleeves. V No children, pets. cut and split. $75. You take Ford F-150 PU v-8 3 sod., 84 Honda CRX Coupe 4 $2,395; 78 Chevy Malibu, the Secretary ot the State as No. 832S with Photo- - away. 647-7541 .□ $2,295; 77 Chew Blazer required by low. All creditors $ mosphere. If you enjoy talking $ Loko 81 Ski Package: K-2, bind­ $3,295. Monaco Ford, 633- cyl., $6,795; 83 Pontiac hdvlno claims are directed to Cldor Mill Rd. Guide is in Sizes 12V5 to 1 MISCELLANEOUS ings, boots, carrier, poles, 9403. J2000 5 sod., $4,495; 84 4x4, $4,095; 72 Jeep Wago- present them to the law firm $ on the phone, we might have a $ 24V5. Size 14)5, 37 busL 2V5 heater — 7 room, 3 R0U8EHDLD car rack. $99. 872-2276.D Chevy Chevette 4 dr. at, neer, 4x4, $1,295. Al's Auto of Woodhouse & Rublnow, P. Brookflald 81 Bolton yards 60-inch. droom apartment FOR SALE 85 Ford 1-10 Dump 10k; 85 $4,850; 82 Olds Cutlass Soles, 875-8300. C., SSS Main Street, Manches­ 22 Hours Per Week l(V-'i^ldentlol nelghbor- ROODS ter, Connecticut 06040, on or I job for you. We offer a guaran- S E. MIddIo Tpka. TO ORDBL isae 12.M ter Mtk Ralchte Ski Boots — Mens Toy Mini Van 7 pass. 9k; Supreme 4 dr. V-6 ot/oc, before June 1, 19M. Claims j teed salary with bonuses. Work | 8liN 81$ fir Hstafeiad hdfllL' heat, hot water, Wedding Band, Diamond size 9Vt. Asking $25. 84 Caprice Classic loaded $6,995; 83 Dodge Custom 72 Chew Novo — 9,000 not presented will be barred Salary Plus Gas Allowance LInloy 8L OOratW Included. $650 a Like New 14 cu. ft. Indus­ Engogement Ring, 14K, Please call 646-1565 after 15k; 84 Ltd. Cr. Vic. 4 dr. Arles 4 cvl., $5,295; 84 miles on rebuilt engine, as provided In Sec. 33-379d of Cirpontar Rd. Manc.-Bolton toiaoiNtn rnpoth plus security. 649- 5pm.D loaded 20k; 84 Van Va- Mercury Cougar at/ac automatic, 6 cylinder. the Connecticut General Sta­ ^ done from our office, foureven'^ • trial freezer. $350. 649- size 6, Price $150. Call tutes. SOUND I n ter es tin g ? ' 649-4248. Available 9012. 646-6649. nogon Wgn. loaded 9k; 84 V-6, $9,250; 85 Chevy Co­ $950. 742-5824. You can be a Herald Area Adviser and handle and $ ings a week and Saturday $ Bluorldga Dr. usejMte. et Suiitssi rv 1st. Folding Plngpong Table Cavalier Wgn. at/ac 12k; moro Z28 Coupe at/ac, Doted ot Manchester, supervise our carrier boys & girls. If you like kids - IMryMl.N.T.188M Connecticut, this 31st day of Bona Dr. Minehaotar Wonder Warm Jenus 400 3 desks, chairs, adding — $40. Call 646-9755.0 83 M ustan g c o n vert $12,875; 83 Chevy Citation December, 1985. want a little Independence and your own Income... $ mornings. Call Michelle, 647- $ iir. BISIM HMHMt Stm WIVs m Townhouse — wood Burning fireplace machines, file cabinet, loaded 6k; 83 Chevy win­ 4 dr. at, $5,695; 80 Chevy ELLIDT G. MACHT $ 9946, Monday-Thursday eve- $ MANCHESTER HERALD New FASHION with , appliances. $510 Insert by Dunham Lehr washing machine and Atari 1600 with many car- dow van loaded 22k; 84 Caprice 4 dr. ot/ps, $4,795; ATTORNEY------FOROR I ings, also Saturday mornings. 5 apeclal UTRce Goto UfUK- plus utilities. Inc. Used only 2 seasons. dryer. Miscellaneous trlges. One lov stick. Ask­ GMC Vs ton PU 20k; 84 64 Ford Escort Won. 75 Ford Maverick, $100,76 ATLAS SUSPENSION Call NOW 647-9946 tlon for U rf er alia*; pla*. 4lteal Estate, 646- Asking $400. Call 646-4886 tools. Brown's Tire Shop, ing SOS negotlablei Call Isuzu 4x4 PU 8k. Barlow's at/ac/p$, $5,695. Carter Ford Maverick, $600. 646- PRODUCTS, INC. /X A L L 647-9946 or 6 4 7 -9 9 4 7 \ 2 BONUS Conponal anytime. 646-3444. . after 4om. 646-3062.O Motor Soles, 875-2538. Chevrolet, 646-6464. 0744. 007-01 4$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ Price. . S2J0 M — MANCHESTER HERALD; Tuegdav. Jan. 14. 1986 SPORTS FOCUS U.S./WORLD

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Wednesday, Jan. 15,1986 25 Cents Second Rising deficit carrier triggers cuts on alert WASHINGTON (AP) - A se­ across board cond American aircraft carrier was moving into the Mediterra­ nean Sea today, two days after Libyan jets intercepted a Navy By Tom Raum were struggling to determine surveillance piane in international The Associated Press exactly how the cuts could be airspace and briefly shadowed it. carried out. Although the Libyan Fighters — WASHINGTON - Congres­ Hiring freezes were expected to two Soviet-made MiG-25s — made sional and administration budget be instituted throughout the go­ 4 vernment, with layoffs likely at a 5 no threatening moves toward the officials said today the federal Navy plane, two U.S. F-A-18 jet deficit for fiscal 1986 will exceed a number of agencies, according to fighters were scrambled from the staggering 3220 billion and trigger several government officials who carrier Coral Sea to intercede if the first round of government-wide spoke only on the condition of necessary. spending cuts under the new anonymity. Monday’s incident, disclosed by Gramm-Rudman budget­ Labor Department spokesman ■ 5 T 1 N G ^ administration sources Tuesday, balancing law. David Demerest said, “ We don’t In separate projections required was described as the first direct have a lot of flexibility from one under the new law, the White contact between U.S. and Libyan program to another.” House Office of Management and forces in the wake of increased He said there would be some Budget predicted a deficit of 3220.1 U.S.-Libyan tensions over the Dec. “ picking and choosing” within 27 terrorist attack on Rome and billion while the Congressional specific programs, but that gener­ Vienna airports. Budget Office said that this year's ally the percentage cuts were fixed The United States has accused red ink would amount to 3220.9 and across-the-board. Libya of supporting the terrorist billion. group that conducted those Last fiscal year’s deficit was An analysis by the House Educa­ attacks. 3212 billion. tion and Labor Committee said the As a result of those tensions and The two agencies, outlining March 1 cuts would result in a 3170 increased activity by Soviet naval spending cuts totaling 311.7 billion million cut in funds this year for ships, the aircraft carrier Sarat­ that would be required by March 1 the federal compensatory educa­ oga and an accompanying group of under terms of the law, enumer­ tion program: a 3224.8 million cut smaller warships was ordered ated staff and service cutbacks in student aid; and a 343.6 million away from a routine deployment in that will be needed in thousands of cut in the federal vocational and the Indian Ocean last week and federal agencies and programs. adult education program. into the Mediterranean to join the UPl photo In all, across-the-board cuts of Funds for the Natonal Endow­ SMOKES carrier Coral Sea. 4.3 percent will be needed in ment for the Arts will be cut by 37.7 'The Coral Sea, from which the Undaunted by the snow domestic programs and 4.9 per­ million and by 36.4 million for the J E-3A electronic surveiUaiiee plane cent for the military, the budget National Endowment for the Hu­ J had been dispatched, was reported agencies said. Hatless in below-freezing weather that at the White House Tuesday. The White manities, according to the con­ . in the Ionian Sea, southeast of Italy Automatic spending cuts under gressional document. House announced Reagan will enter and due north of Libya. included a light dusting of snow, the law, scheduled to take effect The committee report also said The Saratoga and three accom­ President Reagan and Ecuadorean Bethesda Naval Hospital on Friday for a March 1, will amount to 4.3 percent the cutbacks would mean a 31S9.2 panying ships were part of a follow-up examination of his colon. for all domestic programs and 4.9 million reduction in the Labor convoy that entered the Suez Canal President Leon Febres-Cordero stand percent for the military, adminis­ Department’s training and em­ at 3:30 a.m. EST today after together during welcoming ceremonies Story on page 8. tration officials said previously. ployment services budget, a 315 arriving at the southern end of the And while the cuts will not million cut in a federal jobs canal late Tuesday night, accord­ A approach those that will come program for senior citizens, a 396 A ing officials of the Suez Canal later in the year when the Gramm- million cut in low-income energy Authority. The trip through the Rudman act takes full effect, they assistance and a 362.7million cut in 101-mile canal was expected to Black leaders mad at towns still will produce dramatic the federal program for the take 12 to 14 hours. government-wide slashes in servi­ handicapped. The officials identified the ves­ ces and programs. Funds for the Department of sels accompanying the carrier as Federal agency heads, notified Housing and Urban Development NOTRICKS.f the guided missile cruiser Biddle, late ’Tuesday by the 0M B of the will be cut 3673 million under the the guided missile destroyer Scott that overlook King holiday magnitude of cuts on a Gramm-Rudman formula, accord­ and the ammunition ship Mount department-by-department basis. ing to sources. N Baker. By Kenneth R. Bazinet not prepared to have it off this year offices open. N Defense Secretary Caspar W. United Press International because of financial reasons,” “ My main thing about Martin Weinberger, although providing no Andrews said. Luther King, who I would say is one details, confirmed the incident HARTFORD - At least 19 The state Attorney General’s of the greatest men of the century, involving the Libyan fighters Tues­ Connecticut communities will office, said cities and towns in is that I would rather that the Agencies, town set day evening. He said he found open municipal departments on Connecticut can legally choose to schools stay open and for two hours nothing I’emarkable about the Martin Luther King Day, which keep their offices and departments discuss the great things he did. -4. affair because Libyan planes had may cause black leaders to demon­ open on the first nationaliy- “ I think he did as much for patrolled in the general area strate on the first national holiday celebrated King holiday. Connecti­ humanity as anybody did this for massive cuts before. for the civil rights activist. cut has celebrated Martin Luther century.” “ Libyan planes have been up in While the state and federal King Day for more than a decade. Richard Kehoe, an assistant By George Layng increase,” he said. that area. This is a little farther governments will celebrate Jan. 20 Milford Mayor Alberta C. Jagoe state attorney general, said the Herald Reporter Weiss said tight town budgets north than they’ve been before, but as Martin Luther King Day, the said she chose to keep the offices federal statute gives the day off to over the past few years mean cuts I don’t think there’s anything decision of some local communi­ and departments open because it federal employees, and the Con­ Community Health Care Servi­ cannot come without hurting servi­ unusual about it,” Weinberger ties to follow suit is irking some was not an issue discussed during necticut law, which was approved ces in Columbia has been receiving ces. “ Any fat that was there at all said. black leaders, an NAACP official contract negotiations with her in 1973, only covers workers fewer referrals from people who is not there now,” he said. In other developments. Pen­ said Tuesday. city’s unionized workers. About employed by the state. need the help of a visiting nurse. Weiss said he coiild not predict tagon officials stepped up their Ben F. Andrews Jr., president of three years ago the firefighter’s .The other communities that plan But the reason is not that people in the full effect of the federal cuts war of words against Libya and the the NAACP’s Northeast region and union had King Day put in its to keep municipal offices open Andover, Coventry and four other until their exact amount is known Soviet Union, with spokesman the organization’s top Connecticut contract with Milford, she said. include Bethany, Branford. Bris­ towns served by the agency are and the town’s budget is complete. Robert B. Sims branding the official, said the NAACP is consid­ Robert Mulready, Enfield’s tol, Fairfield, Granby, Killingly, becoming more healthy. But he said officials will be introduction of SA-5 surface-to-air ering several options including town manager, said union negotia­ Meriden, New Canaan, Newing­ Federal budget cuts in Medicare preparing a plan with the expecta­ missiles in Libya ” a significant demonstrations to deal with the tions in his community were ton, Rocky Hill, Simsbury, Wal­ have meant that less people are tion that the cuts will be made. He and dangerous escalation in the communities that plan to keep similar to those in Milford, which lingford, Westport, Wethersfield, eligible for the agency’s services. said the budget for the 1986-87 Sovlet-Llbyan arms relationship.” municipal offices and departments caused him to keep municipal Wilton, Windsor and Woodbridge. In March, more cuts may occur fiscal year will be based “ on the Sims also said the Soviet Union open next Monday. under legislation passed last had increased its surveillance of "This whole process that some minimal needs of the community.” month to reduce the federal deficit. U.S. ships and aircraft in the towns are going through really Manchester Budget and Re­ Mediterranean region in what mars the memory of Dr. King,” Manchester gears up And Community Health Care search Officer Robert Huestis said appeared to be "an integrated Andrews said. Services is not the only agency that today that federal revenue sharing stands to be affected by the effort to obtain detailed informa­ “ I just say the NAACP was money for the town, which cur­ Gramm-Rudman law signed by rently totals 3820.000 per year, will tion about our fleet operations and caught off guard by the number of President Reagan in December. be affected the most if budget cuts provide it to the Libyans.” municipalities claiming they were to honor slain leader Federal aid to cities and towns will go through. Hesaidthe money goes By George Lavng On Friday, the Manchester almost certainly be cut across the toward the town’s pension and Kings & lOO’s Herald Reporter Interracial Council will, sponsor a board in order to reduce the deficit insurance plans, and street light Count bm. potiuck dinner at 6:30 in the by 311.7 billion, according to maintenance. Also available in Menthol. TODAY’S HERALD Manchester will be celebrating Community Baptist Church on ’Thomas Murphy of the Connecti­ If the town loses the money, it cut Conference of Municipalities. will have to be made up with ^ > 5 - , the birthday of the Rev. Martin East Center Street. The Manches­ Luther King Jr. on Monday in a ter Community College librarian, ’’They’re cutting spending with a increased local taxes and possibly Arrests continue Index variety of ways after working up to the Rev. Samuel Davis, will speak meat cleaver,” Murphy said of state assistance, he said. Huestis federal officials. “ It’s not huge, but said the cuts will be “ significant, In what has developed into the the national holiday with a special at the annual meal. 24 pages, 4 sacllont it can mean difficult times because but we’re fortunate it’s the only largest cocaine seizure made by dinner Friday evening. Cassano said this morning that it cities and towns are already area where the town takes in Manchester police, two New York Town offices will be closed on is important for towns to celebrate experiencing difficulty with (fed­ significant federal money.” City men were arrested without Monday, and that evening a King’s birthday in order to “ rekin­ eral) budget cuts.” Both Weiss and Murphy also said incident outside a Hazel Street memorial service will be held at dle the spirit” of the civil rights He said if the cuts become some of the crunch on municipali­ house Tuesday night with 3460,000 Center Congregational Church, leader. reality, taxes will have to be ties might be lessened by addi­ worth of cocaine, police said this beginning at 7: IS p.m. “ People growing up today are increased at the local level. tional state spending. Murphy said morning. ’The arrests followed a Connecticut. 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