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MMCHESTER o v e h 4 5 war continue YEA66 1' MEMOMM. CO. EXK6IENCE By Jock Redden the Beau Rivage. He was believed 0pp. East Camattry CALL 649-5807 United Press International to be staying in Geneva. For All Your Noodo Lebanese President Amin Ge- QUALITY LAUSANNE, Switzerland — m ayel expressed hope Sunday as TRAVELrINSURANCE HARRISON ST. Leaders of Lebanon's rival fac he arrived in Switzerland that the 391 Broad 8L, Manchaatar MEM6RIALS MANCHESTER tions held preparatory meetings at talks would bring “ real peace” to a heavily fortified lakeside hotel Lebanon. ■ 646-7096 today, working out their positions "We will confront the problem COMMBICMl IMOUSTMAl MStOCNTIAl for ^ e second round of national with lots of hope. And soon, “Serving Manchester For Over 50 Years” reconciliation talks aimed atmdr,, perhaps, we will be able to ing nearly a decade of civil war. ' *Sg|^ nce good news,” Gemayel The official opening of the said: LEDOUX ELECTRIC conference was delayed until late Foreign Minister Elie Salem Penttaid The afternoon for the arrival of Syrian said he was optimistic about the (203) 649-4478 24 BIRCH ST. Vice President Abdel Halim Khad- conference and said, “ I think TEL. 643-6247 dam, scheduled to land in Geneva everyone is tired of going on.” • i^rm “O v e r 25 Years Service' 643-4444 at S: 34 p.m. (11:30 a.m. E S T ). Druze radio in Beirut, however, F.T.D. Druze leader Walid Jumblatt reported today that Jumblatt and NEW CONStRUCTKM - REPAINS - REWIRING MASTER CHARGE had not appeared by Monday Shiite Moslem rebel leader Nabih SERVICES CHANCED - APPLIANCES INSTALLED WORLD WIDE morning at the conference hotel, SWIMMING POOL WIRING - OUTDOOR UGHTtNG AMERICAN EKPHESS Berri had agreed "on the necessity ADDITIONS - R€C ROOMS ~ WATER HEATERS SERVICE . of bringing Amin Gemayel to reckoning for the massacres and W e iss c u ts breaking the Lebanese SPECIALIZING IN WE SERVICE ANO MSTAU INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL constitution.” SUPERIOR MUFFLERS AIR CONDITIONING - GEFRIGERATION "The military escalation which $154,062 in the Lebanese Front espouses and DON W ILUS GARAGE, INC. HEATING Ofid 6HEET METAL its suggestions of partition specialists From the tiny, all-in-one kitchenette unit, to their specialty also. Custom Kitchen Center threaten the conference with fail WHEEL ALIGNMENT . BRAKE SERVICE WRECKER SEHa'Ct school plan ure,” the radio quoted the two g e n e r a l r e p a ir in g the largest and most complex kitchen installa has the know-how to redo a bath into a New Eivland Mechmical ServiMS, Ihc. rebel leaders as saying. Propane Cylinders Filled tion, Cuttom Kitchen Center is equipped to showplace. Bathroom fixtures, plumbing, tile, A cut of $154,062 in the Board of Ih Syria, President Hafez Assad Air Conditioning Service handle the job! They are professionals who do sinks and countertops, flooring can update and 166 TUNNEL RD. Education's budget request for placed his brother Rifaat Assad TELEPHONE 18 MAIN STREET next year has been recommended high in line to succeed him as •*•-<53' MANCHESTER CONN 06040 VERNON, CT. 06086 the complete job — from cabinets, plumbing improve the beauty of any home. 871-1111 by General Manager Robert B. president and Soviet 'Pditburo and electrical to floor covering and Visit Uem at their new location, 25 0)cott Weiss, leaving the budget at member Geidar Aliev praised appliances. Street, Manchester. They can help you with $22,934,329. Syria’s position "in the face of . NOW OPEN SUNDAYS 9-1 Weiss,8ays bis recommendation American imperialism.” Bathroom remodeling and installation are your remodeling plans from start to finish! SUPPORT Your Neighborhood Pharmacy amounts to a 7 percent increase Khaddam was promoted from Senior Citizen Discounts over this year’s budget. foreign minister to vice president For Only *15““ Lowest Prices in Area The Board of Education asked in the government shuffle. for a total budget of $23,088,391, In Beirut, clashes along the line CROWN PHARMACY which would have been an increase dividing the Christian eastern A Week, Your PRESCRIPTION CENTER of $1,875,100, or 8.84 percent, over sector of the capital from the AHMAD K. ALTAF 3M Wssi Csnisr SInsi this year. Moslem-held west continued spo In a letter to Leonard E. Seader, radically early today. At least 18 Rsgisisrsd PhsmscIsl Msnehsslsr, Cl. OSOSO Herald photo by Tarquinio 1203) 0400312 chairman of the Board of Educa people died Saturday in the worst M MILS tion, Weiss said that in arriving at Ad Can Be Here! DON WILUS DARAGE PROMPT, PERSONAL FROM fighting in a month. COVRTEOVS SERPICE WE DELIVER MCDONALINALtn his figure he recognized all in The Switzerland conference had State championship creases in educationally related' to tackle Moslem demands for a revenue as a direct benefit to the change in power sharing by the Backup goalie Chris Poshpeck of East Catholic High Mannix used all of his bench in 9-2 victory over North EVERYTHING IN GLASS A t 89#n on PM Maguino -Board of Education. Christians who now control the key ■WE CAN T HIDE BEHIND OUH PRODUCT School sits on the ice and reaches for the puck in third Haven. North Haven’s Art Bergeron (9) looks at the puck . When the Board of Directors set posts in government — the presid period action of Saturday’s state Division II champion while East’s Dan Baffin (2), Don Maxim (3) and Rob the 1983-84 budget, the General ency and a majority of seats in GREG Tedoldi (11) are in on play as well. Stories and more U WHITE (MSS n. the ■Assembly had not decided how Parliament. ship game at the New Haven Coliseum. Poshpeck was much of the Guaranteed Tax Base The talks were expected to last inserted with 8:02 left in the game as East coach Bill pictures on pages 11 and 13. CHIMNEY grant would be given to towns. five days, said Rafik Hariri, who 6 4 9 -7 3 8 1 . When the GTB figure was set it handles Saudi efforts to mediate an SWEEP was higher than expected, and end to the Lebanese war. Saudi 4 OfEH VI t:\PHKIEM t. some dispute arose over distribu Arabia and Syria have observer 31 BI8SELL ST. MANCHESTER 644-0007 tion of the added amount. status for the conference. •MIRRORS «SH0 WER DOORS «STORE FRONTS Fully GM defect trial to begin Tuesday Weiss says be has counted as A conference last October in •SAFETY GLASS •BATHTUB ENCLOSURES •ETC 94 Carman Rd., Manchester Insured qew revenue for the Board of Geneva failed to produce results Education, the entire $920,510. and Lebanon slipped into progres Bv Frank T, Csonoos until Tuesday. It is expected to last bile Omega. automaker expects to be "fully increase in the GTB grant and an sively heavier fighting until Mos United Press International six weeks. A t the time the suit was tiled in vindicated " in court. C urtis J. Be EIECTRONICS additional increment recom-' lem rebels triumphed over the Sourcesclosetothesuit,inwhich August, the National Highway Johnson said it is true GM mended by Gov. William O'Neill. army, driving it from west Beirut WASHINGTON — A federal the government is seeking more Traffic Safety Administration had engineers made suggestions in Mathes STEREO • MUSIC AMPS • TV ■ Weiss also cites the decrease of to the south of the capital. judge has postponed until Tuesday than $4 million in penalties, said received more than 2,100 driver modifying the X-car, but these SALES AND SERVICE 251 students to a total of 6,979 as a ’The conference at the Beau a trial at which General Motors Justice Department and GM attor- reports of rear brake lockup, the proposals had nothing to do with HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER basis for his recommendation. Rivage Hotel was accompanied by Corp. says it will fight for its neys have conducted negotiations government said. The reports safety. VMm • Televisios • Stsres ' He has scheduled a second intense security precautions. Steel reputation against charges it aimed at obtaining an out-of-court involved more than 14 deaths and mmmeeeedeeeeeemeeemeee meeting of the Board of Directors plates blocked windows Of the knowingly manufactured 1.1 mil- settlement. 75 ihjuries, it said, and the Board of Education on the meeting hail, barbed wire ringed lion X-cars with defective brakes. "There have been negotiations Internal GM documents ob- WEEKEND SPECIAL budget. That meeting will be the palatial 1861 structure and The Justice Department civil with proposals going back and tained by the Justice Department Illa lU C I V U 4 1 j Rm iI VCR a 3 Movies $19.95 March 15 at 8 p.m. sandbags protected the entrance. 273 WJMIDOLE TPKE. CALL FOR DETAILS suit contends GM knew in advance forth between the two parties," a indicate the automaker has re- MANCHESTER______S4S-340I______the cars had defective brakes but government official said. “ It’s ceived numerous consumer com- 20 pages, 2 sections JACK BERTRAND 643-1262' went ahead and manufactured been a two-way process.” plaints concerning the X-car. 17 them anyway. It also charges the Justice Department and GM “These documents, from GM s bu5| „ ^ . . . . MERCURY Specialising in Wine§ Execution of Autry automaker with failing to recall officials declined comment on the own files, reveal that General ciassiiied...... is-19 the cars to fix the alleged defects. matter except to say they expect to Motors first learned of the ten- comics...... 8 DON WILLIS GARAGE HAS BEEN SERVING The O LCO n PACKAGE STORE "The government charges are fight out the case in court. dency of the X-car to experience Entertainment...... 17 854 CENTER 8T. MANCHESTER. CT. completely false,” a M spokesman The government contends the rear brake lockup from their own ...... Manchester Area for 54 years. Since 1928 DON has been Pine Shopping Plata will not be televised Phono 646-2796 •MK said. “ First, the X-cars are safe, defect results in the lockup of the test drivers during pre-production . io in operation at 18 Main St. DON W ILLIS has always And since they are safe, there is no rear brakes during which the testing of the car, thegove^nient opinion...!!'!!'!!!!'..... !....!.!.!.» NO SERVICE CHARGE DISCOUNT UQUOR STORE By Olive Tollev other inmates, has had three need t6 recall. We intend to fight driver often loses complete control said in documents filed witft^u.b. peopietoin ...... 2 specialized in automotive repairs on all makes of auto w m previous execution dates, but each AJI-L CCDL>ir*C On* ol Manehadw'i Largad Sdfcllona 01 Ftourd C —I In United Press International for our reputation.” of the vehicle. District Court. I Sports...... ii-is Slock. Our Vokim* Smm* You Monty, lev* 01 Spi has been delayed by appeals. tor • Hotolt • AkUiiM • Stoamstopt mobiles. DON W ILLIS INC. take great pride in their Judge Thomas Jackson, citing a The cars involved are the GM attorney Elmer JOhnson Television a f Mictor CkoiDO sad VIss AeeooM HUNTSVILLE, Texas — The He came within 30 minutes of •27 MsIr Shtsl Mandwstor TswAShselc... scheduling conflict, postponed the Chevrolet Citation, Pontiac Pho- said m a video tape prepared for weather 2 work and guarantee all their work 100%, a guarantee h n « S CImMi CMkM up MIIBSM Texas Board of Corrections today execution Oct. 4 when Supreme non-jury trial in U.S. District Court enix, Buick Skylark and Oldsmo- the firm s employees that the •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • that is not mere words it's ACTION. DON WILLIS has unanimously rejected a death row Court Justice Byron White stayed inmate's request to televise his his death sentence. Autry was Hundreds of been in business for 54 years because he does quality execution Wednesday. strapped to a gurpey with intrav MINIT-MAN PRINTING “ I think it would not be proper enous needles in his arms for more Designs & Styles work and stands by it until you’re satisfied. 4S9 CSNTSR BT.MIANCHSSTaR S46.17T7 for this board to be given that than an hour before he won the DON WILLIS GARAGE INC. is a FULL-SERVICE responsibility to decide whether reprieve. The experience left him Atlanta debate features Mondaie blast 0M8UTE NBIM 8 MFIM MMtt it’s public or not public or make a so shaken that guards had to help PCRSONAL T€€ STATION, with the facilities to handle all your auto ISW COST HMMTIM deviation from what is done now,” hold him up while he walked back By Cloy F. Richards before “ Super Tuesday” when 11 clearly the other candidates were profit tax and that gave big oil $250 P6raon6li
In B r ie f Aid request said to includa heiicopters MA(X)N, Ga. (UPI) — Jesse Jackson, who will find Misk., last week. “ In the 1950s and early '60s when “ We re going to rise Tuesday morning! ” he said in Hampshire, but these will bq his first test in states out on “ Super Tuesday” if blacks turn out in the blacks were on the ba(;k of the bus, where was M acon._____ with large black populations. In Georgia, 21 percent of numbers necessary to give him clout at the Mondale? Where was Hart? Glenn? ... I've been here On the line 'Tuesday are primaries in Georgia, all registsted voters are black; Alabama, 22 percent. New terrorism tack feared Bv United Press Interncrtlorral Democratic convention and beyond, is already when you needed me, not just when I needed you.” Alabama and Florida. Jackson was fourth in New and Florida, 16 percent. banking on that support. WASHINGTON — Americans may be fearful A U.S. military officer in El Salvador said President “ You don't need the Djemocratic Party, it needs terrorists will steal and use atomic weapons, but R eg a n 's request for $93 million in emergency you,” the civil righU leadir told 300 Macon two foreign affairs specialists say the most military aid to the country includes 10 new Huey parishioners Saturday at the Steward Chapel African dangerous threat to the United States is from helicopters to beef up the Salvadoran air force. Methodist Episcopal Church. "If we've got along /■ chemical or biological warfare. In Washington, Reagan reportedly vetoed a plan to without them all this time, we can get along a little The concern about terrorism through chemical have the CIA patrol Salvadoran airspace in unmarked longer. They must respect us! ” weapons was raised in a study by Neil AC-130 Spectre gunships, using a rapid-firing cannon While sharply attacking Walter Mondale as a "relic Livingstone and Joseph Douglass Jr, called. to disperse guerrilla concentrations. of the past” and Gary Hart as a "fad of the future," "CBW: The Poor Man's Atomic Bomb.” In its latest issue, Newsweek magazine quoted Jackson has begun to set a price for his support. CHOICEST MEATS IIS TOWN Douglass told United Press International the senior administration officials as saying U.N. On Sun^y he said he will not support a nominee who study was reviewed “ by a government agency” Ambassador Jeane Kirkpatrick led an attack on the does not join his fight against second primaries and and found to be substantially correct. proposal by Gen. Paul Gorman, bead of the U.S. dual registration in the South, election practices he The authors, who live in the Washington area, Southern Command in Panama, and CIA officials in says discriminate against blacks. He attacks Mondale say, “ The danger of a terrorist group manufac Central Aniierica. and Hart for not agreeing to the suit so far, and notes turing or stealing lethal chemical or biological “ They suggested that unmarked AC-130 Spectre neither has a black in his campaign's inner circle. weapons poses a far greater threat to American BUTCHER SHOP gunships flown by the CIA should patrol the skies over Jackson, 42, has registered hundredsofblack voters DELI HUT national security than does the widely fear^ El Salvador, using rapid-firing cannon to break up during his frenetic campaign of 16-and 18-hour days, NEADCUT ^ m M A prospect of terrorists acquiring, an atomic FRENKN rebel troop concentrations,'' Newsweek said. lurching from city to city, state to state, running hours bomb. " CORNED BEiF S I A Q Asked about the report, a White House spokesman behind schedule and canceling stops but not CORNED BEEF Powerful and persistent biological agents such said the administration would not comment on BRISKET I # as anthrax, which are known to be manufactured dampening the enthusiasm of his audiences. “ anything having to do with military options for the Mqny have registered for the first time to vote for FIAT CUT in the Soviet Union, can be made in laboratories president.” no more elaborate than those found in high him and may or may not come to the polls in CORNED BEEF S v DOMESTIC HAM e > 2 . 7 9 A Salvadoran rebel leader, meanwhile, warned any November if he is not die nominee. schools. The basic “ starter" can be purchased U.S. troops deployed inside Honduras near the 'Jackson calls the effort a “ campaign - and a BRISKET fcT A e J t # WEAVER from medical supply houses for as little as $35, Salvadoran bortter to distract guerrillas during USM CHOKE ^ 0 ^ 0 0 ^ according to the book, published by the Institute crusade,” reminding blacks “ I paid my dues” as a March 25 elections will be shot as "invaders" if they lieutenant to Martin Luther King Jr. in the 1960s. CHICKEN ROLL b > 2 . 3 9 for Foreign Policy Analysis in association with enter El Salvador. EYE ROUND S 9 i% Q Tufts University. Like his appearance Sunday at the Ebenezer LQL The Pentagon has confirmed it will move U.S. Baptist Church in Atlanta on King's pulpit, the 6-foot-5 ROAST # troops to the Honduran border for "emergency Baptist preacher has returned to many sites of the USM CHOKE A m 0 ^ 0 ^ AMERICAN CHEESE . > 2 . 3 9 readiness exercises" about the same time Salvadoran civil rights battles. ' BOnOM ROUND S I Q Q Dollar boosted by reports elections take place. “ I've done the marching, heard the threats, slept in "There is no doubt about this, they are going to be LONDON — The dollar opened higher in the jails, provided more jobs, fed more hungry ROAST mT m m 0 0 considered as invaders in our country,” said Ruben USM CHOKE BEEF ROUND o 5 9 < Europe today, boosted by reports from the United .people,” he told black college students in West Point, ^ 0^ 0 k 0 ^ POTATO SALAD Zamora, a leader of the leftist retel Democratic States about cuts in federal spending deficits. BACK RUMP $ 9 Gold fell below $400. It opened $4 lower in Revolutiona^ Front, at a news conference in Britain and Switzerland, compared with Friday Managua, Nicaragua, Saturday. McGovern’s hopes ROAST night's closing prices. The opening rate in Zurich An American officer in El Salvactor who asked not to USM CHOKE ^ 0 ^ i m 0^ was $397.50, in London $397.75. be identified for security reasons^aid 10 new Huey BEEF ROUND S V BAKERY The dollar opened higher everywhere, streng helicopters and two AC-47 cargo planes are included pinned on Bay State PRODUCE m g OOlOIMRIK . - thened by comments by American economist in an aid request presented by Reagan for CUBE STEAK TA # W congressional approval. BANANAS DEPARTMENT Martin FeldsteinthatU.S. spending deficits could BOSTON (UPI) ^ George McGovern, on the eve of U.S. advisers in the country have complained for n .0 MD* i n o L i u M RH> o s w a r n be cut substantially over the next three years. UP I photo ;what could be his last hurrah in politics, hopes the FISH COVE GRAPEFRUIT 4/*1 the past year that the country's 19 UHl-H Huey JWCT lUHKIlT u n o t In London, the pound opened at $1.4570 against "special affection Massachusetts liberals have felt for helicopters are insufficient to cover mobility needs of LEMONS 8/*1 fSitlall. 6/75« $1.4605 at close of trading Friday. Supporters of the Christian Democratic Leftist guerillas who attacked the city him will keep his 1984 presidential bid alive. S i o OS a s f IN LEAF the armed forces, locked in a 4-year-old civil war FRESH ^ In Frankfurt, the dollar opened at 2.6065 marks, party hold a rally over the weekend in- Friday were said to have been repelled "If I can't win here, I can't win anywhere,” said the LETTUCE M 69< Blueberry Pie *2s79 against leftist rebels. CHISST up from 2.5760. In Zurich it was at 2.1455 Swiss -former South Dakota senator. "This is McGovern J On Tuesday, a House subcommittee will consider the city of Santiago De Maria, El by Salvadoran army troops. BAY $CAUOPS TOMATOES lb. 89< francs up from 2.1275. country.” FSIIH m ow WMTC Broccoli Puffs 590 Reagan's request for $93 million in emergency aid to Salvador, 37 miles east of San Salvador. 0 In Paris, the dollar crossed the 8 francs level for McGovern has promised to bow gracefully out the MUSHROOMS 99< COFFEE CORNER the Salvadoran army, although Democrats worried MKll.N • w the first time since March 2, to open at 8.0225 race for the Democratic presidential nomination if he CHEESE CORNER about growing U.S. involvement in El Salvador are francs up from 7.9475. The opening rate in needed for ammunition, medical supplies, spare parts "There are shortages in the near future that are does no better than second place in Tuesday's JUMBO SHRIMP BLARNEY CHEESE ib *2.99 Irish Creme » *4.79 expected to oppose the petition. and training programs, including pilots for tiK new going to hurt us really badly if we don't get some 4 Brussels was 54.75 Belgian francs, up from 54.20. Massachusetts primary. 'The U.S. military officer said additional funds are - In Milan, one dollar bought 1.618.75 lira, up Hueys. help,” the officer said. Massachusetts was the only state where a majority from 1,602 Friday night. of voters supported McGovern in his unsuccessful 1972 In the Far East, the dollar closed higher in campaign against President Nixon. Since then, Tokyo at 224.85 yen up from 223.75. McGovern has feltaspecialtietothestateandhisnew v Assad places brother In line for succession campaign a dozen years later has been greeted with Mitterand suffers setback respect and love by many Massachusetts voters, BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) — A Soviet "American plots in this part of the between Rifaat and the army. Ob offensive that drove the Lebanese Huring campaign visits to Boston area high schools PARIS — France's Socialist government Politburo member praised Syria's world will be crushed by the Syrian servers noted the absence in the new army from west Beirut and forced last week, a tanned and relaxed George McGovern TUESDAY ONIY. suffered losses in five of the six weekend position against “ American imperial rock supported by the Soviet Union,” government line-up of any of Rifaat President Gemayel to acknowledge was viewed with curiosity by teenagers, many of MUCKE'S BOLOGNA...... lb. *1.99, provincial elections, official results showed ism" and President Hafez Assad Aliev said. Assad's rival regular army chiefs. Syria, rather than Israel, as the key whom have parents who voted for him in 1972. today. placed his powerful brother high in line Aliev spoke after meeting' with Rifaat Assad commands his own power in Lebanon. He was introduced by a student leader at Boston FRESH COD FILLET------... lb. *2.59 The setbacks for President Francois Mitter to succeed him as Syrian president. Syrian Prime Minister Abdel Raouf al personal 25,000-strong army called the The rebel victory in west Beirut Latin School, the nation's oldest public high school, as rand's government came as the Socialist leader Politburo member Geidar Aliev's Kasm, who lauded the “ever- “ defense companies.” forced the withdrawal of U.S. Marines ‘ 'president of Massachusetts” for his win in the state a JUMBO CELLO ICEBERG LETTUCE .0 head 69$ sank to the lowest popularity rating of any French visit to Syria coincided with the increasing cooperation between the . There were no surprises in Kasm's and reduced American support for the dozen years ago. president since Charles de Gaulle founded the announcement Sunday of a new Ca two countries." new 35-member Cabinet. The senior Gemayel government. At Swampscott High School, on Boston's North CHOPPED BEEF------...lb.*1.49 Fifth Republic in 1958. binet and the appointment of three The Soviet official also met with posts remained in the same hands as Shore, he was identified as “ a man w"ho has already ... lb. *1.59 In a public opinion poll by the firm IFOP, Syrian vice presidents. Assad and Foreign Minister Abdul they had since Kasm's first govern His visit to Damascus was the first by won a place in our history books.'' The teenagers were ' GROUND CHUCK------published Sunday in the Paris newspaper Journal Assad's brother Rifaat Assad was Halim Khaddam. ment in Feb. 1980, altbou^ 18 new men a high-ranking Soviet official since told McGovern could be found on page 187 of their . a loaf 99$ du Dimanche. less than a third of those polled said given one of the new top government Assad appointed Khaddam, his were brought in at lower positions. Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko texts. FRESH BAKED RAISIN BREAD— they were satisfied with Mitterrand's offices in a shakeup that placed him brother Rifaat and a regional under It was not clear if the changes were a visited in 1980, when the two countries But if youngsters bad to be reminded who George S. performance. high in line to take over as president. secretary of Syria's ruling Baath routine shakeup, linked to Assad's signed a friendship and cooperation McGovern is, their parents did not. Thirty-two percent of the French polled gave Aliev and Assad met Sunday and Party, Zuhair Masharqa, to new health or to face the new role Syria has agreement. He was planted solidly in their memories, ,\ o Substitute Mitterrand a positive rating, down from 35 to play in the region now that it has remaining there just as staunchly as the certainty of We Give Old Fashioned planned another meeting today. vice-presidential posts. Syria has said the mutual defense For Quality percent in February. > “ The U.S.S.R. appreciates highly No details of their duties were given. succeeded in becoming the arbiter in pact in the agreement means direct his liberal stands on nuclear warfare, the defense Butcher Service ... In weekend voting in six elections in cantons, or Syria's position in the facebf American Assad said while recovering from a Lebanon by backing the victors in the Soviet military intervention in the budget and other controversial issues of recent times. divisions, and in municipalities, only one Socialist imperialism, and Syria will always severe heart attack Nov. 13 he would latest round of the 9-year-long civil event it is attacked. candidate emerged victorious over right-wing receive material and moral help from take steps to lighten his workload. war. The Soviet news agency Tass said candidates. the U.S.S.R. in its struggle," Aliev told The president's failing health report Aliev hailed as a "m ajor success” Aliev was on a short working trip at the Joan M. stumps STORt HOURS; Left-wing candidates have been rebuffed in state Syrian radio. edly has led to a power struggle last month's Syrian-backed Moslem request of Syria. local elections since March 1983, with right-wing Mon. & Tues. 'til 6;00 317 Midland S t candidates making considerable progress in local Rhody for Fritz balloting last autumn. Wed., Thurs., & Fri. til 9:00 IMNCHESTER Father fights to free son from Vietnamese WARWICK, R.I. (UPI) — The wife of former Vice’ Sat. S Sunday Blackbird invasion begins President Walter Mondale says her husband would be til 6:00 CONN. a president who would see to the needs of the elderly, KZCHLAITD FAIRFIELD, 111. — The second annual By Robert A. Martin intermediaries such as State Department officials the worker and the average American in a way that invasion of blackbirds has begun, although no one United Press International and international religious organizations, which he Gary Hart could not. 646-4277 is sure why. won't identify. "They've asked not to be identified,” . Joan Mondale stopped in Rhode Island Sunday for “ There are literally millions of them,” one SAN JOSE, Calif. — Frederick Graham Sr. says Graham said. “ There are five of them that have been an afternoon of campaigning two days, before voters resident said Sunday. “ The sky gets just black diplomacy, persuasion and prayer have failed to win involved and are continuing to be involved.” here and in eight other states were to turn out at the when they're up and flying." his son's release from a Vietnamese prison and A member of one of those groups, he said, visited his polls to select presidential preference candidates. The invasion started last year when millions of apparently the only way to free the teenager will be to son in his prison cell. “ He reported back that F r ^ was Mrs, Mondale met briefly with reporters at T.F. cowbirds — a species of blackbird — settled in pay a $10,000 fine — a figure far beyond Graham's doing well. His morale was in pretty good shape and Green State Airport to paint her , husband as a Fairfield, about 260 miles south of Chicago, on means. the indications were that he was getting a good, . candidate of experience and vision and to try to GROCERYrzBnrFRV SPECIALSaPFriAiM I mf FROZEJSFROZEfS & DAIRY their way north from Mexico. "We've tried everything — international diplo balanced diet, fish and vegetables, and any m ^ c a l interrupt what is perceived as mounting popularity 7.2S oz. They took over a stand of pine trees west of macy, religious missions to Vietnam and appeals to attention he needed." for the young Colorado senator. m m OCEAN SPRAY C m A O O ic K TRAY PIZZA 9 9 < town, and it took residents armed with their humanity. Nothing has worked. They want the Mrs. Mondale said the attention focused upon Hart a s m . noisemakers, fake distress birdcalls, gas- $10,000. Only I don't have it,” said Graham, a Silicon The two adventurers have been kept together since Cron RaspbBrry Drink I # ISTpaW iNG PIZZAS 15 GZ.* 1 . 2 9 is unfounded because he lacks the track record and ItOBSTER powered cannons and shotguns a week to shoo Valley engineer. their capture, Graham said. Late last year they were strength of character her husband has displayed, them away. Graham, an engineer, spoke in an interview in his transferred from the provincial prison at Kien Giang most prominently during his White House tenure. Applesouce n. 6 9 < m o T i? S et * 1 . 4 9 But the birds apparently enjoyed the ruckus, office at Gould Inc. to a converted French military building in Ho Chi STOUFFOI’S “ I think America should stand still for a minute and MACARONI 4 CHEESE or because they're back in force. At home he doesn't discuss the plight of his Minh City. determine the differences between them,” Mrs. FANMNOrS O /C m The birds' shrill, grating whistles annoy 19-year-old son, Frederick Jr. "They're kept together in a shuttered 16-by-18-foot Mondale said, flanked by Gov. J. Joseph Garrahy, an POTATOES AU GRATIN mnz. 8 9 c townspeople, and their droppings — inches deep “ My wife goes into a crying jag when he's room,” Graham said. “ They don't get much light or Bread & Butter Pickles A / ^ I STOUFFOrSA early Mondale supporter, and Rhode Island AFIXIIO fiORTON FinUCCINE ALFREDO or on the ground near their roosts — create a health mentioned. My younger son, Frankie, just with any outside exercise, which worries m e.” President J. Edward McElroy. hazard. Officials also are concerned by the birds' draws,” said Graham. Of the strenuous effort to get his son feed, Graham TUNA CASSEROLE lOoz.^1 o 0 9 "Where Hart has style, Fritz has substance... Codfish Cakes lO.S 01. habit of searching for food in livestock farms, Fred Jr., an aspiring phofojournalist, left home in said, “ We hoped they'd release him by Thanksgiving, .Where Hart is glib, Fritz is thorough,” she said. 6 9 < which could spread animal disease from farm to April 1983, headed for Bangkok and adventure. Along in recognition of the American holiday. Then we "W e should be asking whether this person (Hart) is BB SOLID — IN OIL OR WATER StSil&E JUICE « o z > l o 0 9 farm. the way, he met Richard Knight, 47, a British hoped they'd release him for his 19th birthday. That ready for president... The White House is no place to 7 oz.9 9 < To combat the problem, the city has set up two adventurer who claimed to have a 300-year-old was Nov. 29. Then we hoped for Christmas and, go .to school,” she said. White Tuna . . - > 1 . 7 9 hotline numbers to give residents advice on treasure map that could be traced back to pirate Capt. finally, the Tet celebration. RETTY CROCKER SWOTUFE getting rid of the pesky birds. William Kidd. "All that came and went,” Graham said. "The MIXED VEGHABLES or But officials say their best hope would be a The two joined forces to hunt for the booty, Vietnamese are taking a pretty bard line in this Frederick Graham, 54, holds a snapshot Tuna Help Tetrazinni 7 oz.'8 9 < GREEN PEAS zooz.89 C warm spell, to send the birds winging their way supposedly buried on a South China Sea island off the particular case. They've implied that and they intend of his adventurer-son, Frederick Jr., Rhody welcomes MAXWEU. ROUSE INSTANT COFFEE further north. Cambodia-Vietnam coast. to hpld-him until the fine is paid. who has been a prisoner in Vietnam fSMMfffiHr-”______- /*Now we're just going to have to pay the fine, which Cafe Irish Creme M . 9 9 But.in June they were captured, found guilty by a since he and a fellow adventurer were SiliflS^ or SEAFOOD FUnERS 7o>.^1.1 9 " 'Almost a winner Vietnamese provincial court of illegally entering the has been the hangup all along. But I just don't have Gary Hart blitz NEWI CArS PMPE country and locked up in Kien Giang prison.-^ those kinds of funds myself. The most I could scrape captured off the Vietnamese coast while iobu< 1 .2 9 WINNIPEG, Manitoba — Maurice Hay would Since then all contact with his son has been through together was $2,500.” searching for treasure. Scented Cat Litter . EtfiFcHEESE . . . . 7 9 < be a man with a skinny wallet and no job if not for , PROVIDENCE, fl.I. (UPI) - Gary Hart's EKELLOOG’S C m m o his horoscope. skyrocketing “ new ideas” campaign pouched down SBISiCAN CHEESE iz « .^ 1 o 2 9 Hay, 63, thought he won $100,000 in the Western briefly in Rhode Island over the weekend, fueling in 40% Bran Flakes I • I V Express Lottery last Thursday — only to learn the minds of many a spirit in state voters that has been I / S i l i ^NGEJIJUICE aeL * 1 .7 9 that his “ winning" number was a printing Commerce higher business investment 'idle since the days of John F. Kennedy. People crushed 10 deep around Hart in search of a Most. Rigati or Rotini it Jtmg/*ij l i ld a a h mistake in the morning edition of the Winnipeg s..3/n.09 Free Press. handshake, autograph or just a glimpse of the popular By Dennis G. Gulino forecast 1984 would see an only 9.9 Businees planners tended to be more now shifted and they expect businesses Colorado senator as he conduct^ a brief walking tour Good thing !i< scanned his horoscope that percent improvement after the same United Press Internatlonol optimistic in their forecasts than in to keep revising their forecasts as well Saturday of the Federal Hill business district, a line of M U iL«imemiib— * morning. It tulaay morning,” he said. "It was ment in new factories and equipment industry restores its competitive edge a funny coincidence." bitterly cold day — inched along the boulevard by 12 percent adjusted for inflation, a and creates new jobs, would be an g r^ in li people as he went. There was a stop for an Iridc chdkdtciI be^ ycrocker li a j a x d ish Si CORONET ! It was that afternoon when he got the bad news far more optimistic forecast than just a all-time high of $343.6 billion in current lemMAifIMAXWEU B u nvusBHOUSE rI from lottery officials — he was not a winner. 'Italian pastry in a bakery and coffee in a delicatessen few months ago, the Commerce De dollars. Vatican sends new rosary while secret service agents pushed forward desper But he was still employed, and still had the partment said today. lMA$nR BLIND ■ I; I! d e t e r g e n t ! I " " '® i money he said he would have spent Thursday ately trying to maintain order and keep the tour I I The pace of planned investment in That figure, not adjusted for infla BOSTON (UPI) — A 94-year-old be would try to cheer her up night if he had won. moving. ■ 1 4 0 Z . I new plant and equipment would be the tion, would be 13.6 percent higher than woman who lost her cherished rosary for another set blessed by thepop^ "I thought; T il have to go over to the lottery More than a dozen television cameras were on hand strongest since 1966 when it climbed 19S3> « beads received “ a miracle” in the mail He wrote to the Vatican aind waited office Friday afternoon and pick up my money,' ■to record every movement and word. In the caravan 13.4 percent. Manufacturing industries alone foror — a new strand blessed by Pope John weeks for a response. Mrs. Quinn but then I decided to go Thursday afternoon. It's a that accompanied the candidate from T.F. Green Spending, figurejl in the same terms, cast a 19.7 percent jump in capitM Paul II. doubted the pope would respond. Airport in Warwick, were two charter buses * good thing I changed my mind because I probably declined 3.8 percent last year despite spending in 1972 dollars. l 1.991 ‘T never would have believed it, no would have gone out and spent a few bucks containing 60 members of the national media, who I EEPmSIHD. 111k 1064 | ' the economic recovery. It was down S.S In non-manufacturing industries the sir, ” said Elsie Quinn after tte patAage Thursday night. "I was going to make a white lie — « were joined on the tour by at least two dozen local percent in 1982 and was off slightly in largest increase would be for mining, from the Vatican arrived Itoturday. ! MOHLANO RANK M AR Ki^ “I had my moment of joy, but we live for send her other beads that had not been Hreporters. 1981, creating an unprecedented three- with a 23.9 percent surge hi capital Mrs. Quinn was devastated when she tomorrow,” he said with a shrug. blessed,” Davidson said. ,. The blitz of attention and affection tor Hart in Rhode year period of deterioraUon for indus spending, adjusted for inflation. lost a set of rosary beads last January The Free Press printed eight of II winning "This is a happy ending.” Island dramatizes the flood of support he has received trial modernization. Trade and service industries pro that had been blessed by a previous numbers incorrectly, but lottery officials did not Mrs. Quinn, a- widow and former since the New Hampshire primary. Two weeks ago, a The latest Commerce Department jected an 11.6 percent improvement, pope and had been in her family for know if anyone threw away a winning ticket as a domestic worker, said she'll never lose Hart visit to Rhode Island would have attracted little survey revealed more ambitious plans transportation industries a 6.6 percent generations. result of the errors. her new pearl and silver rosary beads. attention in this traditionally ethnic, blue collar, than the previous survey conducted in gain and public utilities, 5.9 percent, Edward Davidson, a retired social ' "Even when I go to bed, they w i l l ^ pro-union sUte that appeared solidly behind then- late November and December. It bad the department said. worker from Randolph, Mass,, thought with me.” .frontrunner Walter Mondale. hfffffffifififiifiifiifffi 6 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. March 12, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. March 12, 1984 Richard M. Diamond, Publlshar OPINION Vessey speaks at dedication Launch of sub goes smoothly
Jack NEW LONDON (UPl) - Although and that our best defense is a forward Vessey, Jr., chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Pratt decision highiights tough question anti-nuclear sentiments once kept pqliti- defense," Durenberger, R-Minn., said. Staff helped officiate. Anderson ■'olans away from the Navy’s newest “The cutting edge of that forward defense As well as the mayors of the twin cities, a submarine, the USS Minneapolis-Salnt has to be based on sound ships and sound group of Minnesota businessmen and WASHINGTON — One Of the standard jokes around build a prototype to compete with Pratt & Whitney. The Washington Paul submarine has finally slipped quietly sailors.” veterans were among an estimated 800 this town for years has been that everyone in Congress Pentagon then opened the new contract to competitive Merry-Oo-Round into the fleet. Equipped with anti-submarine torpedoes guests who braved 20-degree temperatures is all for cutting waste from the defense budget, except bidding between the two giants. Last March 19 anti-nuclear protests kept and the Harpoon guided missile, the during the outdoor ceremonies. Vessey, quoting George Washington, said when a cut is targeted for their state or congressional The result was a bidding war the likes of which has smamsammam Jtfinneapolis Mayor Donald Fraser and St. submarine’s mission is to hunt down and Wagman FUe Paul Mayor George Latimer from attend "W e preserve the peace and defend district. Then the senator or congressman involved will rarely been seen around the Pentagon. After a long destroy enemy surface ships and ing the launching, but this Saturday the submarines. ourselves by making it self evident that we say that the cut, whatever it is, would lower the level of evaluation of the two engines, the m ilitary decided to mayors attended the quiet commissioning are ready for w ar." He s.aid-debate on how national security Robert Wagman split the award 75-25, with GE getting a contract for without disturbance. Durenberger praised the crew of the the country should be defended reached For almost as long. Congress has criticized the way about 120 of the new engines and Pratt a contract for Th e truth submarine, saying “ It takes guts to go even the base gates where aNhandful of the Pentagon makes its purchases. One aspect of about 40. The decision was based not so much on price Fewer than a dozen demonstrators aboard a submarine when every instinct is protesters gathered. No arrestswere made. protested outside the U.S. Naval Base base streaming for fresh air and sunlight, Pentagon procurement policy which has been under but on the fact that in tests the GE engine perform ed “ Some might view this ship with some as Minnesota’s senior senator David L. evenings at home and a 9-to-5 job. slightly better. Also. GE was offering a much better concern," Latimer said Saturday, but he fire for years is "sole source" buying. As the name about U.S. Durenburger led the outdoor commission; “ It takes guts to stick with a mission when said he preferred to think “ as a nation we implies, this is the practice of buying a product or a would mean lost jobs in Connecticut. So the state’s six- warranty on its engines, something that Congress has ing along the banks of the Thames River. weapon system from a single supplier. Time and time member congressional delegation led a major fight said the Pentagon should obtain on all of its weapon the danger is vast and the risk is high," he are in one boat together." Fraser, a World War II Navy veteran, again Congress has complained that this keeps the against the Pentagon’s plan to split the contract. purchases. arms policy »• “ Regardless of whether we served in the said. Navy or sensibly chose to stay ashore with Durenberger’s wife Penny, sponsored the said his citizens were "deeply grateful for Pentagon from getting the best price or the best The congressmen made two arguments. One was that the Army, the people of this country 360-foot, 6,090 ton sub named for Minneapo service by men and women of the armed product. And they have called for competition among by having all the engines made by Avco, the Army will ALTHOUGH PUBLICLY all Pratt & Whitney has said recognize that we are a maritime nation lis and St. Paul and Army Gen. John W. forces." suppliers. actually save money — about $300 million over four is that it is "disappointed" with the decision, P&W's WASHINGTON - President years — because of effectiveness of mass production. friends on Capitol Hill are expected to fight the decision To its credit, the Reagan administration has agreed. Reagan has earmarked more than They also said that it makes no sense to throw people during the upcoming debate over the new Pentagon It has started to move away from sole source $300 billion for the Pentagon in out of work in Connecticut just to employ them in budget. The company's friends include all the senators UPl photo procurement, and to open many contracts to 1985. Of that staggering sum, Libertarian brings case to Hartford California or somewhere else. and representatives whose districts contain P&W competitive bidding. The result ? Congress, or at least a one-third is intended for research, Sen. Christopher Dodd, D-Conn, gestures during a speech Guess what? The House Armed Services Committee plants. part of it, is up in arms. development and purchase of Saturday at a campaign fundraiser in Boston forSen. Gary Hart, agreed. By a majority vote, it has forbidden the Army 6v Bruno V. Ranniello Federal income taxes could be abolished The arguments will be much the same as those raised weapons. by dropping all subsidies to agriculture atki D-Colo. Earlier. Dodd had endorsed Hart for the Democratic As we previously reported, the first major from seeking a second source for the M l tank engines. United Press International in the tank engine dObate. Opponents of the Pentagon Yet most members of Congress industry, eliminate ail urban renewal confrontation between the Pentagon and the Hill Now another such battle is in the offing. This tim e the presidential nomination at a Bradley Airport press conference. plan will claim that the Air Force is paying too much for have neither the time nor the ' HARTFORD — The Libertarian Party’s programs, sell national parks to non occurred over the awarding of the contract to build fight is over jet plane engines. Over the next few years the GE engines and that the decision will force P&W to expertise to make informed deci blatform to abolish the draft and federal government groups, drop import barriers engines for the Army's new M-1 tank. Avco Corp.’s the Air Force needs to buy a new generation of engines layoff workers. To this will be added the argument that sions about the strengths and ' income taxes, legalize drugs and prostitu and allow world wide trading. Lycom ing Division, in Stratford. Conn., had been the for its F-15S and F-16s. In all, the purchase of about 160 the Air Force made its decision so it could justify weaknesses — and costs — of new tion and drop all trade barriers at first Bergland said drugs, gambling, prostitu Calling decision difficult, only supplier of these tank engines. The Arm y was not new engines will be worth about $10 billion. tion and pornography “ are victimless spending R&D money for GE to develop its engine. weapons. This crucial function is appears to appeal to practically everyone’s altogether happy w i l j ^ e engines that it was getting left pretty much to the members of vote. crimes on which the government hoplessly spends one half of its resources trying to from Avco. It was concerned about the price, around FOR M ANY YEARS the main manufacturer of jet Pentagon higher-ups believe that they should be the House and Senate armed * The platform is neither right nor left, Dodd comes out for Hart $350,000 each, and the company's quality controls. engines for Air Force fighter aircraft has been the Pratt congratulated for finally doing what Congress has been liberal or conservative, nor a philosophy fight." services committees. "These are peaceful activities that doen’t & Whitney division of United Technologies Corp. For all asking, opening up previous sole source procurements „that seeks a Utopia or to lead the United WINDSOR LOCKS (UPl) - Saying Connecticut Democratic leaders My associate Donald Goldberg violate anyone’s rights," said Bergland. OVER THE NEXT four or five years the Army needs intents and purposes it has been the sole source. This to open bidding. But instead of praise, they are taking States to bacchanalian excess, says Wil he cannot "rem ain comfortably on the shared his tastes, but said he did not intercepted a briefing book pre “ The only proper laws are those which to buy a large number of these engines. So it proposed liam P. Bergland of Costa Mesa, Caiif, the sidelines" any longer. Sen. Christopher think he was in any trouble with the has concerned the Pentagon, which has w orried that it new lumps. Under these circumstances can you really pared by the General Accounting penalize such conduct as murder, rape, ’"party’s presidential candidate. Dodd, D-Conn., has endorsed Colorado state’s leaders backing tormer Vice obtaining a second source for about half the annual has not been getting the best engines at the best price. blame them for feeling that they are damned if they do, Office for use at a closed meeting kidnapping, robbery, burglary, arson, *• ' “ The Libertarian Party is for all people Sen. Gary Hart for the Democratic President Walter Mondale for the party production. This meant that Avco would lose about $400 So several years ago, it gave Ihcjct engine division of damned if they don’t? But then such are the ways of trespass and fraud," he said. of the House committee. I believe -who do not want to be controlled and who do presidential nomination. nomination. .m illion in orders that it was expecting. That, in turn. General E lectric research and development money to Congress. Bergland, a native of Iowa, is an the public should share the GAO 'not want to control others. Liberals and "W e are both of the same generation "There’s been no negative reaction ex-soldier wno worked as a Los Angeles auditors’ doubts about the final ' conservatives agree the rest of us are evil that is needed to defeat Ronald Reagan to what I ’ve done... in tael 1 hope the fireman in the early and mid 60s while costs of the big-budget weapons. and-or incompetent and must therefore be and move America forward," said leaders will join with me when it attending UCLA to earn degrees in English In Manchester ..Rontrolled by government,” said the Dodd, who has stubbornly remained becomes clearthat Senator Hart will be Here are highlights of the and economics. He graduated from the white-haired attorney. neutral in the presidential race until the parly’s choice." Dodd said. briefing book; University of Southern California School of Simply put. Libertarians believe Ameri- making the endorsement Saturday. • The largest single expenditure Law in 1969. In the next decade, he Both Hart, 47. and Dodd, 39. smiled ’cans should be able to do anything they Dodd said his decision to come out for is $7.7 billion to build 34 of the 100 practiced law in California while teaching and were noncommittal when asked on want as long as they don’t bother or hurt Hart now "was not an easy one. I could A new approach B-IB bombers the A ir Force hopes at Western State University College of Law two occasions about a Harl-Dodd ticket anyone else. , have waited for Super Tuesday or the in Fullerton, Calif. to get eventually. The Pentagon Bergland brought his petition campaign next week, 'or until the Democratic in November. He first became a Libertarian candidate "W e’ll just wail and see about that, ” has assured Congress the total ' to Connecticut recently, where Libertar- nominee is predictable. UPl photo in 1974 when he ran for attorney general in said the two-term Colorado senator. price for the 100 planes will be $20.5 . ians cast 8,572 of the total 921,188 votes Ed "But 1 couldn’t do that. Too much is on the Hockanum California. Dodd, first elected to the Senate m billion, but the GAO has its doubts. Clark collected' in the 1980 presidential at stake here to remain comfortably on DAVID BERGLAND Bergland can only get on the Connecticut 1980 after IhreV-terms in the U.S. election. the sidelines," he said. ... Libertarian presidential ballot by nominating petition because his House, also saitf it was too early to The briefing book points out that " The Libertarian Party is now the third Dodd, who is the first Democrat in Talk about a classic case of that. party failed to receive 10 percent of the 1980 it’s far too early in the gam e to , .major party in the country, Bergland noted, candidate the Senate to swing to Hart’s side, discuss it. "Catch 22." vole in the state. But the class did come up .,and he expects to be petitioned on the ballot announced his endorsement at an predict the cost accurately. The He said party members are now collect But both men complimented each A marketing class at Man with one very important "in all 50 states. hundred Libertarian Party candidates in appearance with Hart at Bradley result, the GAO warns, is that ing the 14,235 (1 percent of the 1980 vote) other as the type of public official 'H e expects to raise up to $3 million for the 1982. Internatioal Airport. chester Community College observation, however. Class "major program decisions will be signatures to be submitted by Sept. 4 and needed to guide the United States. "1 "Campaign and has refused to accept any He says libertarians believe the govern Dodd and Hart were greeted by a said "N o thanks” to a recent members told Conservation made before actual cost history is verified to place Bergland and his running intend to rely on the Chris Dodds to federal campaign funds for which his party ment’s only function would be to protect cheering crowd of about 300 people at available." For example, testing mate, James A. Lewis, on the ballot. carry this country through the 1980’s," request by the the town’s Commission members that 'is eligible. citizens against violent crime and provide the airport, where Hart had stopped Lewis, of Old Saybrook, was the party’s said Hart, who lived six years in New Conservation Commission to potential usei:a_of the park of the B-lB won’t be completed for In Connecticut’s 1982 race for governor, security within America against foreign briefly before continuing to campaign candidate two years ago for the U.S. Senate Haven while attending Yale law and more than two years, “ several ' Libertarian candidate Walter Gengarelly attack and no more, said Bergland. in Rhode Island and Massachusetts help promote the Hockanum were too vaguely defined to in Connecticut. divipity schools. months after the major program . of Ridgefield, a service station operator, The party believes the United States where primaries are scheduled River Linear Park. make a marketing campaign In addition to Democrats and Republi funding decisions have been ,, had 7,839 votes. should withdraw all its troops from around Tuesday. "Senator Dodd was the first member the world, establish an adequate defense cans, the only other party eligible to After a presentation from successful. made.” It’s not many votes compared to the Hart said he expected to win in of Congress to contact me and express system in the country and initiate a "no first nominate candidates in Connecticut is the commission members Dou Now, maybe the class overall balloting, but, said Bergland, more Massachusetts and felt he would do his desire to support me. ” said Hart. than 5 million votes were cast for several strike" nuclear policy. Anderson Coalition. "H e is courageous and hone.st and we glas H. Smith and Arthur E. members have a point there. • Probably the most controver better than expected in three southern states on Super Tuesday. are ol the same generation of Glaeser about the park’s sial expenditure in the Pentagon Instead of trying to attract ^ Dodd acknowledged that few other leadership. ” problems, the class turned the entire community all at budget is the MX “ Peacekeeper" Lawyer grievance board named missile. The budget request is for the request down. Their rea once — which is what Smith Connecticut 40 missiles at a total cost of $2.9 sons were based on what believes is the right approach NEW HAVEN (UPl) - ara Jr. of Stamford. jurisdictions or in- state ■S billion, plus additional research U.S. Attorney Alan H. courts. they’d been told by the pair: A five-member panel will JOIN THE NEW — maybe the Hockanum and development costs of $1,7 In Brief hear complaints against Nevas said he has not Since 1960, a total of 12 that parts of the river are still people ought to start thinking billion. lawyers practicing in fed received any complaints attorneys have resigned dirty, that sonje^rails are about focusing their efforts a Slurs cost Jackson support eral courts in Connecticut about a lawyer from a from federal court prac WEIGHT WOCHERS’ The GAO pointed out a poten tice: seven attorneys only partially marked, and little more. Maybe some under a new grievance citizen or judge sinc^he tially serious problem: “ The risk WEST HARTFORD — Jesse Jackson’s contro procedure adopted by the took office in 1982. Sylves were suspended, the last that parts of the area are thought should be given to exists that the Peacekeeper mis versial references about Jews have cost him federal judiciary. ter Markowski, U.S. Dis in 1968 and four were QUICK START unusable in the summertime. some key support in Connecticut: the co- making the area more attrac sile may not meet mission require The panel of five lawy trict Court clerk, esti reprimanded, all in 1960. If these conditions didn’t chairman of his state campaign organization. mated less than a handful tive to different groups — ments when deployed." The rea ers, advised by another 4 -W'Ar fk W A A W A * * A A 4-- Although the Democratic presidential candi of complaints have been exist, there probably would joggers or bicycle riders, for son is that a new re-entry system, attorney, will take over PROGRAM, date apologized in New Hampshire for referring the job from the U.S. referred to federal judges be no need for help from a the M K 21, hasn’t been tested. : ASTROIOGY * in stan ce. to Jews as “Hymies” and New York City as Attorney’s office under a for action in the past 30 Even if it does work, it’s so heavy community college market G la e s e r has a point. H e said “ Hymietown,” Jerry Ann Putt of West Hartford system offered by the years. : iEADiNGs : Open forum / Readers' views that either the number of war resigned as his co-chairman in Connecticut. Court records show only 4 I T M l l O U 4- QUICK. in g class! rT!s rr!s at last week’s Conservation Connecticut Bar heads on each missile will have to “ While I can forgive the man, I cannot forgive five attorneys have been The Hockanum River Lin Commission meeting that the Association. i im m u Lm m * Send letters to; The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 be reduced, or decoy devices wOl - the candidate,” she said Friday. Judicial officials say disbarred from practicing 4 rOR ARPOlNTMgMT CALL ear Park still suffers from a the hiking trails along the Ms. Putt was considered a crack political SA FE AND have to be left off. In any case, the they hope the new system in federal court since 1960, ♦ MS-MS4 4 organizer and an-important link for Jackson to ^ WUMWCHMrW lA vague-at-best public image. river should be marked more M X could be virtually useless will make lawyers more with the last disbarment the state’s white, liberal community. M ost p eop le in town d on ’t clearly to increase their use. accountable to the public, in 1975. Many were trig ; 'h priM with Uilt Id i few more watchers than uSual. It interferes with human health and because, the GAO notes, “ the “ I got into the campaign based on my belief in IT WORKS, since no disciplinary ac gered by actions in other know about it. Those who do Bring in the bicycle riders Celebration rained, but they still stood outside Soviets have been increasing silo safety. I call on the Connecticut coalition politics. When a candidate makes a tions have been taken Now you can lose pounds b^ore still think the area is mostly while the ceremony went on inside hardness.” remark like that, blearly he’s - g o t some and the h ikers and the H ock a means working State Department of Transporta-^ against lawyers by the you lose patience. unwalkable. the new wing of Manchester tion to make an historic commit problems,” she said. U.S./ Attorney’s office in Our rtew Quick Start program num has a built-in group of The auditors also warned of The town needs to get together Memorial Hospital. ment' to re-install those street rerant years. can help you lose weight quicker supporters who are more apt possible problems in the “ produci- SPECIAL »■ When the Fourth of July comes lights at ALL intersections that Company offers vIdeomat The new system allows In the very first weeks, behind the projeet — but with to jealously guard the river's bility ’ ’ and performance of key MX while you eat 3 well- To the Editor: around, almost everyone around need them on Route 6. a citizen to file a com attitudes like that of the ESSEX — An innovative engineering company balanced meals a day, future. us has some sort of fireworks components, and pointed out that plaint with the U.S. Dis William W. 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It takes diction of the court,” said tives” include more than $1.7 night to movie buffs who insert their Visa, ioalng. many of these displays. everyone working together to put a Andrew Bowman of West- Berry's World undesirables billion for research and develop American Express or Mastercard and select TWO (Mon-Wed Only)| Call Weight Watchers program like this on. Not just a port, chairman of the As a little fellow, I remember ment of President Reagan’s “ Star their favorite’video. rK)w and get started on few. association’s federal them at Memorial Field where the To the Editor: Wars” weapons. A substantial “ We looked into the market and saw a real need Q u k k Start Lose pounds. practice committee. high school now stands. Later on, portion of this amount will go into and an open market for a product like this,” said Baked Scrod...... $9.95 Not patience. The committee will in when I became a member, I Robert J. Arson How gratifying to know that Bruce Joslyn, marketing manager for Essex the space-based laser project. vestigate a complaint and remember them at Mt. Nebo field. Historian/Publicity people like Perry Dodson and his Engineering, a 25-employee company which has Manicotti...... $7.95 make a recommendation I worked one year at the Post 102 business neighbors had the cour “ The space laser program pl4n invested between $200,000 and $500,000 in the to the judge, who will have WOkfk^StartPROGRAM FROM WEIGHT WWTOCRS Dilworth-Cornel-Quey is a long-term, expensive under : venture. Bay Scaiiops...... $9.95 refreshment stand along with my age to take a stand against another the final say on the fellow American Legionnaires, undesirable element, "encounter taking,” the GAO briefing book matter, said Bowman, Includes soup, salad, glass beer or wine, and members of its Auxiliary. All studio" going up in Manchester. states. “ It is off to a slow start and Gerena still eludes police who is a member of the JOIN BY MARCH 24 'i0 \ ) T H I N K Stoplights potato, vegetable or pasta. 2 the entrances were covered by (Manchester Herald, March 6, is behind schedule ... Program committee. WEST HARTFORD — Sbe months have passed itSptcM — Larg* Plua w/2 Hama members taking donations to help 19M). management ... has proven cum Joining Bowman on the 1HlS WiMTgf^ HAS are needed since Victor Gerena, the prime suspect in the $7 and pitchar Baar $7.95. FOR ONLY $10 cover the cost. bersome and has contributed to grievance committee are If only, several years ago, more million Wells Fargo robbery, disappeared and Sign up by March 24 and pay only $10 registration and first dBtK COUP — YOU The last display was in our To the Editor: businessmen dared to do what Mr. program delays.” attorneys Brenda Eckert meeting fee. That’s a $5 savings. Thereafter, pay only $7 per police remain baffled about his whereabouts. of Hartford, Thomas Luby Bicentennial year, 1976. But be It has come to my attention that Dodson just did, maybe, we Police said leads in the case are so infrequent week. Also, ask about our money-saving prepayment plan. «HodLP h a v ^ • The Pentagon has requested of Meriden, Richard P. La Strada Restaurant cause of a lack of support, the high the lighting situation on Route 6 wouldn’t have so many of those Visa/Mastercard accepted in select locations. there is sometimes not enough work to keep one Sperandeo of New Haven Af^NP PUR\Na Tne cost of living, and the world fast between Columbia and Bolton has undesirable elements that we now $1.8 billion for one Trident subma officer occupied full time. Offer Is valid only as a discount and cannot be combined with any other rine of a proposed fleet of is, with a and Francis J. McNam becoming a computer world, we deteriorated in the past several have in town. Since the Sept. 12 robbery at Wells Fargo’s imm discount, special rate or free offer. Offer Is valid in participating areas only. had to abandon this project. A lot of years. As a Coventry resident, I total program cost of $39.9 billidb. West Hartford terminal, police and criminal ice Aj3e. experts have learned something about Gerena THESE PRICES APPLY IN HARTFORD b NEW HAVEN COUNTIES ONLY work went into putting this pro often use the South Street entrance Barbara Kennedy But the GAO points out that the and the crime but nothing about where he is. NEW MEMBERS, MAINTENANCE AND LIFETIME MEMBERS gram on each year. onto Route 6 to get to Manchester 10 Keeney St. Navy “ has been unable to deter He is not considered a street criminal with a S H O U L D A R R IV E H HOUH BEFORE TIMES LISTED BELOW I remember many times, when and ponts west. mine bow many Trident subma FOR REOISTRATION AND PRE-MEETING ORIENTATION. rines with associated missiles will malicious instinct. He has no police record, a for some odd reason, the rain held At night this can be dangerous quiet personality, one officer said, and he did not Buy a dozen donuts, be needed to support future UiS. MANCHESTER EAST HARTFORD EAST HARTFORD off until everything was over. because the^e is no street light at hurt anyone in the robbery. Sscead CflagNQatlonil CIt. KnVits el Columbus HsH Hobday Inn True, in Manchester we have the the Route 6 intersection of South Letters policy strategic forces.” get a dozen donut holes 385 N. Main SL 1831 Main Street 363 Roberts Street annual Thanksgiving Day Race. Street. There once was. Why was it The Manchester Herald Furthermore, the subs’ missOe Attendant killed in holdup • Mon. 4:45 pm & 6:30 pm •Mon. 6:30 pm Exit 58 oti 1-84 We also ha ve Memorial Day and its taken out? is still practically untested. During FREE. •Wsd.6:1Spm •Wed. 6:30 pm welcomes letters to the YHOA-YWCA parade, unless o f course it rains, At the end of Flanders River M ILFORD — An attendant at an Interstate 95 editor. early flight tests, the Trident* I YWCA 770 Main Street SOUTH WINDSOR which it did last year. service station was shot and killed early today in Road fn Columbia, just a little bit Letters should be brief and missile showed serious problems ______^the— . 78 N. Main Street •Wed. 930 am llfepplng Comm. Cliurch an apparent holdup, police said. But a ceremony was still held in west of Wide Motors, there wasv to the point. They should with its first-stage motor. This hhs ' JohnDonovan, 54, of New Haven was shot once •Thurs.9:308m 17M Ellington Rd. Woodruff Hall in Center Congrega typed or neatly hand-written, •■niur8.8:30pm once a street light at iU entrance to raised "p e rfo rm a n c e unedt*- in the ab^m en about 5:30 a.m.,-state police jga WHOLE and, for ease in editing, eiM6yMU.WC tional Church. We also have Route 6. Where has it gone? I. talnty” about the Trident II Trooper Fred Hunter of the Bethany Barracks FOR MORE INFORMATION AND ADDITIONAL CLASS LOCATIONS, CALL should be double-spaced. Veteran’s Day, on which just a demand some answers to these missile, GAO warned, adding that - said. Donovan died in Yale-New Haven Hospital ^ n o N U "^ The Herald reserves the handful of people come to watch questions before someone is in . at 9:10 a.m. right to edit letters in the “ the system’s performance wiill 1-800-972-9320 the small parade march from 20 jured or killed. Police said two males in a black car drove into o r m SOOB WITH IM S COBMN AT AU WBOU BONBT H O B II W lA M BABTFOBB, interests of brevity, clarity not be fully demonstrated when the the station about 5:30 a.m. They robbed the BUSTONBBBT a b b HANCHISm OMT. CANNOT H CONMNU WITM ANT OTMB American Legion Drive. This past Saving energy, in some 'instan and taste. Trident I I strategic weapon sjts- station and shot Donovan before, escaping with O f f . VAUB NABCN TTTH TBHB NABCB $4TB. H $ « year, it seemed that there were a ces, is wise, but not when it tem is initially deployed.” WEICiHT WATCHERS* alfout $30, police said. eaMgtilWMsIisr. lnMm.tlon.1. Inc. tee. o»nw or in. WMghI WMchw. .nd Quick Slut IrwMmaiX. 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. March 12. 1984 MANCHl!:t»'lt!.K Ht.hALU. Monaay. Marcn u. iMiw — •
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Mills, Ian Hendry. 1974 ’ England spent the weekend at home pedaling an 0 1 - Dr. Q «n« Scott IS) - Crossfire Dorothy Malone. 1955. HER LIFE AS A MAN 8 -Countdown to *B4Today*fr f exercise bike, takinj; short walks and lifting ruling due ® - M -A -S -H ® - AHrad Hitchcock Hour 0 9 ISI - M*A*S*H 12;4SA.M. program features weekly prev^ ( weights. 09 - Bonny HW Show 0 9 - MOVIE: 'Joan of Arc' TWs iS t - Batter Health Robyn Douglass portrays a 8 - USFL Football: lews and profiles o f the 1984 . Cierald Boucher, 43, a pharmacist in nearby ® - Sports Tonight Story of the final years of the ® - Veronica. El Roatro del reporter who disguises herself Washington at Arizona Olympics. • Chicopee hopes to be back at work in several F A L L BIVEB, Mass. (U P I) - A reporter and Saint's Kfe is based on Maxwell Amor 9 1 -O r. Who as a man in order to get a 1:00 A.M. (S) - Freemen Reports .... • months. editors from two newspapers learn today whether Arrderson's play 'Joan of Lor « - Wheel of Fortune iS t - TwHIght Zona ® - Kung Fu ! they will have to respond to a subpoena stemming raine.* Ingrid Bergman. Jose Fer sportswriting job in "Her Life CD - All In tha Family "1 got the world’s best care at the Brigham & rer, Francis L. Sullivan. 1948. 0 9 - Barney MHIer as a Man." airing MONDAY, ® - MscNsil/Lahrar Nswah- from an interview with one of six defendants charged our CD - Hogan's Hatoaa 3:30A.M. ^ Women’s Hospital — they couldn’t do enough for ■ i: O - MacNeil/Lohrer Newsh- ® - Paople'a Court MARCH 12 on "NBC Monday in the gangrape of a woman on a barroom pool table. (D - Columbo CD-OfftheSet J me there. But it’s always nice to come home,” our (6 )-Dr. Who Night at the Movies." 11:15P.M. Superior Court Judge William Young said he would CD - Return of the Saint G 9 - MOVIE: The OuUidere» P said Boucher, who received the new heart Feb. 2. ® • Reporter 41 09 - Raportsr 41 The conflicts o f rival youth gangs * rule on motions to quash a subpoena for Boston Herald 8:00 P.M .. (31) - Twilight Zona It came from a Connecticut nurse who died in a ® - 3-2-1, Contact (3 ) ( £ - Scarecrow and Mra. CHECK LI8TINQS FOR EXACT TIME explode into tragedy when a t single caT crash. reporter John Impemba, Herald Editor Joseph 11:30 P.M. 8 - Foot locksr Track & Field 'greaser' falls for a rich girl. Matt • King Amanda is mistaken for Robinowitz, and New Bedford Standard Times Editor 6:30 P.M. CD - Bamay Millar Meet DiHon, Tom Cruise, Diane Lane. * “ 1 feel great," aid Boucher, who pedals the Scarecrow and taken hostage by James Ragsdale. *■ One Day at a Time - Thkiks of tha Night 1983. Rated TO • exercise cycle 25 minutes a day and takes short CD members of an espionage ring CD Two weeks ago, the Herald published an interview CD - CBS News (R) (60 min.I 1:30 A.M. (B - Redto 1990 Today's prO- walks with his wife, Elaine. “ 1’ve still got a way to CD - Banny HHt Show in which defendant Victor Raposo told a version of the (3D - Sanford and Son CD - Lavame & Shirley & Co. gram looks at the hottest trends • go, but rU take it easy, one day at a time and see CD - PM Magazine CD - Rockford Fllaa incident at Big Dan's Tavern in nearby New Bedford, ~ Patrol and performers in the world of > what happens." ® - ESPN's Sportstook CD® - Automan An investiga CD - Top 40 Vidao CD entertainment. *' « radically different from the account given by the ® - Mortey: How to Make It tion of attempted murder leads dJ) - Honaymoonara ^ GD - Independent Network Boucher had been in and out of hospital since Walter and Automan into the H foiniews____ 3:45A.M. .. : alleged victim, a 22-year-old mother of two. O C 9 - NBC News l 8 - Laavs It to Baavar the early 1970s when a bout with pneumonia left world of video rock. (60 min.) - MOVIE: 'Tough Enough' 8 - SportaCantar ,, J In the interview with Impemba, Raposo said the ® - Noticiero Nackmal SIN GD A him with chronic heart problems. (X )- N e w a fid) - Crosaflra singer enters a 'tough man' con woman was flirting with defendant Daniel Silvia, Noticias nacionales con Guillermo 4:00 A.M. : ( 8 8 - Tonight Show a Restrepo. d S - MOVIE: -Scruplea' Part 1 test and is drawn into series of asked to be taken home with him for sex, and when he brutal boxing matches that en 8 - ACC Baakatba^ { A poor, unattractive girl evolves bank. George Burns, Art Carney, 10:00 P.M. 8 -P a llc u la : 'Hoy Como Ayor' Toumamant from Graantboro, { Plane search unsuccessful refused, agreed to have sex with him in the bar. ® - Jeffersons into a woman wielding enormous 9:00 P.M. danger his musical career, mar Lee Strasberg. 1979 Rated PG. - Emerald Point N.A.8. 8 - Bob Nawhait Show NC - Championahip Qama > Prosecution attorneys have subpoenaed Impemba, ® - ABC News power in the worlds of high fa - AfterMASH With CD CD riage and life. Dennis Quaid, (Si - Poldsrk CD QD Glenn's gambling and infidelity AUGUSTA, Maine — Authorities say the air, shion and moviemaking. Lindsay Soon-Lee about to deliver their ® -N lg h tlh w Warren Oates. Rated PG. 1983. 8 - Hot Spot. t Robinowitz and Ragsdale, for whom Impemba ® • Business Report threaten his marriage and Celia ground and sea search for a Maine pilot who is Wagner, Marie-France Pisier. ® - MOVIE: 'The Worid of first child, the Klingers go hunting ® - Children Running Out of worked when he conducted the interview, and all realizes her mother was raped by 12:00 A.M. 8 - Nawanight Updata { UPI photo 7:00 P.M. Gene Tierney. 1980. Susie Wong' An American artist for a bigger apartment. Time believed to have crashed in his single-engine notes related to the interview. The prosecution Harlan. (60 min.) - HavyaH Fhra-O 8 - News J - CBS News ~ Caesar's Tahoe Billiards in Hong Kong falls for a beautiful CD (D plane could last up to a week. CD girl. William Holden, Nancy CD " The Merv Show 8 - Newlywed Game & - MOVIE: 'A Family Upside > particularly wants to see portions of the interview Classic Coverage of the Quarter CD-N ew s CD - Hart to Hart CD ® - M*A*S*H Kwan, Laurencf) Naismith. 1961. - MOVIE: Why Me?' A ® - Despedida Down' J Authorities said Jerry Thompson, 34, of which were no't published. finals are sponsored by Corner CD g® (9) - Star Trah The lives o f a re tir^ Soaring on snow - Tic Tac Dough woman, whose face is shattered (ID - Independent Network house painter and his wife are ^ Richmond, took off from a small air strip in CD Pockets of America. (60 min.) News 2:00 A.M. The prosecution was expected today to call its last - Great Performances 'Pur- and her marriage destroyed in a d l - SportsCenter shattered when he suffers a heart > Bowdoinham Friday afternoon in his private, ski jump at the end of Lloyd Ave. in CD - ABC News - Not Necessarily The witness to the stand in the afternoon trial of Silvia and John Soares and his girlfriend, Elaine lie.' Melba Moore, Robert Guil tragic accident, finds new life ® - 10 Years o f People (SD - Pro Skiing CD * CBS News Nightwatch attack and they are forced to * two-seat plane and never returned to the airport. CD ~ Saturday Night Live News when she is challenged by a dedi Magazine Joseph Vieira, two of the six defendants. Providence. R.l. The two met five laume and Sherman Hemsiey star This special features ( 9 - Dr. Gana Scott ( D - Ret Patrol move in with their sons' family. • Pires. made the best of the winter (3D * Jeffersons - Professional Wrestling cated plastic surgeon. Glynnis Brooke Shields, Ronald Reagan, Fred Astaire. Helen Hayes, Efrem % Pilots from the Civil Air Patrol, the Coast B a s ^ on defense projections, the jury in that trial C® in this special television produc GD - Joe Franklin Show weather that prevailed thfbughout New months ago at Providence College, (S ) - SportsCenter Coverage of pro wrestling is pre tion of Ossie Davis' play 'Purlie ' O'Connor, Armand Assante, Miss Piggy and other celebrities. 99 8 - Thicka of tha Night Zimbalist Jr.. Patricia Crowley, * Guard and police searched for him all day could begin deliberating at the end of this week. sented from Madison Square Gar Craig Wasson. 1984. 8 - Nawaidght GD * Emergency Patty Duke Astin. 1978 - « where both were students at the time. O - Radio 1990 Today’s pro Victorious.' (3 hrs) - Twilight Zone Saturday and Sunday. Officials said the search Over a dozen witnesses have already been called by England over the weekend. The couple den. New York. NY. (3 hrs ) gram looks at the hottest trends d3> - USFL Football: @ ) - Freemen Reports 8 - Indapandant Nstwoik ® - Dating Game 4:30A.M . ; could last as long as a week. the prosecution in 10 days of testimony. took off on their sled from a homemade and performers m the world of ® - MOVIE: 'Sax and the Washington at Arizona "W e have no sign of him yet," said Civil Air Married Woman’ A housewife 8:30 P.M. (S) - MOVIE: Tha M « i Who 8 - Abbott and Coatallo , ^ Testimony in the trial of the four other defendants, entertainment. dD 1 ^ - MOVIE: 'Har Life as a Would Be King' 2;15A.M. bases her best-selling book on in CD “ Carol Burnett and Friends Tw o soldier%of 12:15A.M. 8 - Nawa ; ; Patrol Capt. Rayman Nason. " I wish I could say whose cases are being heard by a separate jury in Man' A struggling female re fortune con their way to 'th e - Star Trah terviews with her neighbors porter disguises herself as a man - ESPN's SportaLook (S ) - MOVIE: 'The hungry i ______1 » otherwise.". morning sessions, could continue for another three CD “ MOVIE: 'Strangers: The throne o f a remote Eastern king dl Reunion' IH) - Mortayline • about their sex lives. Joanna Pel Story of a Mother and to land a job as a sportswriter. Renegade comics and She said seven Civil Air Patrol planes were dom. Sean Connery, Michael 8 - MOVIE: 'Tha Daap' A musicians o f 50’s and 60's Keep vour T V picture • weeks, lawyers have said. Cocaine use rises in Rhody let, Barry Newman. Kennan Daughter' A bitter woman's es Robyn Douglass, Marc Singer, IS) - Naws Caine. Christopher Ptummer. young couple vacationing In Ber perform in footage filmed at San searching — each with two or three observers — In testimony 'Friday, a man who was in the bar Wynn. 1977 tranged daughter returns home Robert Culp. 1984. sharp with frequent ^ 1975. Rated PG. muda becomes involved In in Francisco's hungry i. Lenny and ground crews were also out for a total of 75 & ~ Business Report after a twenty-year absence. cleaning of the screen. ‘ during the incident, said that police had threatened (S ) - Prime News (3 ) - Great Performances 'Pur trigue and terror centering around Bruce. Phyllis Oilier, Jonathan fact that more drug abuse cases in category. - El Maleficio Bette Davis, Gena Rowlands, 10:30P.M. Civil Air Patrol searchers. ja him that unless he altered his initial accounts'of the PROVIDENCE. R.l. (UPI) - ® ® - TV’s Bloopers and lie.' Melba Moore, Robert Guil tw o sunken sNps. Jacqueline Bis- Winters. , Use a mild soap with' ! Rhode Island's ranked 15th Ford Rainey. 1979. The Coast Guard was also notifiedid rol» look torfor Rhode Islanders are using more the state are related to cocaine - Entertainment Tonight Practical Jokes Dick Clark and laume and Sherman Hemsiey star ( D ** Nine on New Jersey set. Nick Nolle, Robert Shaw. water or a bit of ammonia 2 alleged assault, he would be deported to Portugal and nationally in per capita consump ( 9 -M OVIE: ‘O'Hara’s Wife'A in this special television produc 1977. Rated TO. 2:30 A.M. wreckage off the Maine coast and1 ThompMn's' cocaine, both in comparison to than any other drug, Hachadorian ® - Family Feud Ed McMahon host this look at GD *■ News in water. Be sure to dry , ja il^ . ' tion of Dilaudid, a narcotic similar scenes r>ever intended for view lawyer's deceased wife returns in tion of Ossie Davis’ play 'Purfie CD - Bast of Midday thoroughly. If you havd : friends at his home airport also tookktothe^ies.- t Valdimiro Pacheco, a drinking companion of levels of use a few years ago and to said. ® • Wild World of Animals Victorious.' (3 hrs.) ** Mcmey: How to Make It 12:30 A.M. to heroin, the DEA study showed. ing by an audience. (60 min.) ghostly form to help him with his - CBS Nawa Nightwatch residents of other states, recent Hachadorian said 87 people have overwhelming problems Edward @ - 24 Horas CD - Nightlins CD an extra television set no * several of the defendants, said police tried to pressure 7:30 P.M. JIP statistics from the U.S. Drug been arrested by the*Division of In 1982, the DEA found the state Asner. Mariette Hartley. Jodie 9:30 P.M. one watches, why not > him to say that Vieira was more deeply inolved in the ( D - PM Magailna @ - MOVIE: 'Going in Style' 11:00 P.M. 0 9 - Man m Work in Coneart Super lottery considered Drug Control for the sale or ranked fourth nationally in use of Three friends, living on welfare Foster Rated PG 1962 This Australian rock group per exchange for cash with a | incident than he described. Enforcement Agency show. nr) - All In the Family CD CD “ Newhart Georgs in ® O ® - Nawt 8 - Crossfira Dilaudid. and social security, decide to (2S) - Pelicula; 'El Muerto Falta vites Dick to join the local Beaver CD CD CD forms at the Greek Theatre in San low-cost ad In Classified? f AUGUSTA, Maine — If game masters in Pacheco told police that Vieira had spent most of the A DEA study showed Rhode possession of cocaine within Rhode 8 - Happy Osya Again ( D - Muppot Show spice up their lives by robbing a a la Cita' Lodge CD - Taxi Francisco, California. *3 643-2711. . [ Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont have their evening at the bar, talking and drinking with him. He Island ranked 12 nationally in per Island over the past two years. The division also reported that way, you really may be able to win a lot of money only briefly went over to the pool table, where the capita use of cocaine after ranking The DEA study showed, how thefts of several drugs with high l$IVAPeRS,HALT. AH-HAl THOSE soon in a new tri-state lotto game. woman was allegedly ra)>ed, and tickled Silvia with a 18th in 1981 and 44th in 1980. ever, that the state has made abuse potentials continued a dec TWO A6EWT& Sen. Konald E. Usher, D-Westbrook, has straw, Pacheco said. Charles Hachadorian, drug con significant progress in control of BRIDGE lining trend over the past year. FROM ASTRO introduced a bill to link Maine with its northern The woman has testified that both Vieira and Silvia trol administrator for the Rhode other drugs that are commonly IN PU ST R IE 5 New En^and neighbors for a combined super- knocked her down, dragged her across the barroom, Island Department of Health, said abused. Pain relievers — such as r opened one heart, Last year, thefts totalled 62,844, GRAPH jackpot lottery, similar to the Massachusetts and alternately raped her on the pool table. today cocaine has replaced heroin morphine, Dilaudid and Percodan North bid two clubs and Hachadorian said, a more than 4 / Megabucks game that yielded an 318 million The other defendants, in the trial,‘besides Raposo, as the state's leading drug — and sleeping pills such as Mike elected to pass. South percent decline from 1982 and an jackpot Saturday. are John Cordeiro, Virgjlio Medeiros, and Jose problem. Seconal and Nembutal were cited bid two spades. West four as examples of drugs in that almost 47 percent drop from 1981. NORTH 3-1244 hearts. North four spades, "W ith the volume we Anticipate — and that’s a Medeiros. That trend is evidenced by the ♦ KJ3 and Mike decided to bid five m eager 12 cents per capita — we could see a YJ hearts. South went to five jackpot of one-half, three-quarters or 31 million," ♦ QJS spades. Wrat doubled and ^Birthday saia Ridiard Carey, Maine’s lottery director. 4 AK 10 884 led the king of diamonds. The state presently operates two types of Region’s taxes higher than U.S. average WEST EAST Mike followed with the lottery games. ♦ A 72 48 deuce and West shifted to a March 13,1964 The first is the instant card, where players rub Y a k 108 63 YQ742 club." off a darkened area on a ticket in hopes of winning By Joseph Mlanowonv placing it 29th.among all the states. Connecticut was were counted.On a per capita basis, that left the state ♦ A K 4 Paths you've trod before will • ♦ 108 32 Jim: "Mike could now tell lead you to your greatest sue- | an imme^ate cash prize. Losing tickets are United Press international among five states which suffered the greatest losses with average tax bills of either 32,975 or 32,5’n -— 43 47652 that his partner held ace of cess this coming year. Stick to < eligible for a periodic superdrawing for a 325,000 in three areas — milk programs, rehabilitative depending on which total figure is used. The union's SOUTH trumps and wanted to get a the familiar Instead of trying tp | top prize. WASHINGTON — As most taxpayers begin to services and subsidized housing. report contended the federal aid reductions for LAPIES AND GENTLEMEN THEN GET HURRY UP, club ruff. Declarer won the THE NEXT EVENT IS THE 4Q1096S4 be a trallblazer. , The lotto game would require players to tackle their 1983 returns, federal figures show the tax Massachusetts translated into a 3226 per person cut in SET...AND... HORTENSE! Y05 club in his hand and led a PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) ; WOMEN'S PTERODACTYL correctly choose several two-digit numbers in bite for New Englanders was greater than average Massachusetts: New England’s most populous the past three years. Among the heaviest reported a RACE/ ___ ♦ 976 sMde, which West ducked. You are not apt to work too ■ losses were cuts in Medicaid and mass transit 4Q J Mik'e could read his well under pressure today, so J sequence. As It operates in other states, the pot is during tbe past'fiscal year, with extremely sharp state had an overall tax bill of $17.2 billion, which assistance. partner’s distribution now. don't leave Important tasks to , sweetened each week there is no winner. differences among the region's six states. dropped to 314.9 billion when only individuals' returns Vulnerable: Elast-West he had three spades, six the last minute. Try to maintain * At the same time, a labor union report bn federal aid Dealer: West hearts, three diamonds and a a steady, productive pace. > Tow n votes for late hours cuts under President Reagan showed New England Weft North Eatt South club. He obviously wanted to Major changes are in store for ‘ lost more than 32.5 billion in help from Washington lY 24 Pass 24 put Mike in with a high Pisces In the coming year. : TURNER, Maine — Residents voted in record during the past three years. Send for your year-ahead pre- ■ 4Y 44 SY 54 heart. How could Mike sig numbers at their town meeting to allow dance While some of the region's states fared much better Dbl, Pass Pass Pass dictions today. Mail $1 plus : nal that he held the queen?'^ your zodiac sign to Astro- • halls to stay open late into the night, dealing a than others, the study from the American Federation Oswald: “ Here is expert Graph, Box 489, Radio City : victory to the Circle Electrik discotheque which of State, County and Municipal Employees deter Opening lead: 4K technique. With the king of Station, New York. NY 10019. > stays open until 4 a.m. mined that three — Rhode Island, Vermont and hearts, he would simply To find out to whom you are : ’The article rejected by the voters would have Massachusetts — were among the top 10 of all states in throw a high heart on the »S4byKA inc tMftog US P4I A tMOM best suited romantically, send • required discos to close at 1 a.m. terms of per capita losses. next spade lead. With no ace, an additional $2 for your Astro- : Police have said that intoxicated patrons On tbe tax side, the Internal Revenue Service By Oswald Jacoby king or queen of hearts, he Graph Matchmaker set. reported that during the fiscal year ending last Sept. ARIES (March 21-AprU 19) [ coming from the club after midnight contribute to and James Jacoby would throw his lowest 30, it collected 3523.5 billion from individual tax 6 c e e y r b e f n FAl&y 60PPCB60N heart. When the second Speculative situations could • a high-rate of alcohol-related accidents on Route 4. Circle co-owner Allan DeHayes denies the returns — about 333.2 billion of which came from the AEOUNP MUCH ANNIES, 3H^U>0H'3 Jim: “The second of the S|wde was Jed, West won prove to be poor gambles i e today. Lady Luck may be tak- , six New England states. BUT V - THE006H AVE^iev five Devyn Press books is with the acerand Mike sig allegation. Ing the day oti and might not \ Computed against the Census Bureau's latest CONSOUN6 A fTSIENR TEj^ajJ^TIC ‘Play Bridge with Mike naled the queen of hearts by Last month, two residents, both police officers, be around when you really • population figures, for 1982, that works out to an Lawrence.’ Mike was on our discarding a diamond." helped organize a petition drive^baLbrought the World Championship teams Jim; “ West cashed his dia issue to voters. But they voted 345-278 — a record average bill of about 32,658 for all New England T M m S (April 20-May 20) : residents — more than 17 percent above the national of 1971 and 1972 and is a mond ace, led a low heart to Your mate might be more Insl^ * number of voters — to allow the disco to keep its really talented player and Mike’s queen and ruffed the tent than usual today upon • hours. average of 32,261. writer.” club return to set South having his or her way. Some- ' DeHayes said at the town meeting Saturday Connecticut, for example, was near the top of the Oswald: "His first hand is three tricks for plus 500. Not one will have to yield. Therein that the proposed town ordinance would have put national list, with a per resident tax bill of33,933, while from a Masters Pairs game. a top since five hearts was be fewer sparks If It's you. ' ■ him out of business since 90 percent of his Maine was near the bottom at 31.236. He was East and vulnerable, cold, but the best they could GEMINI (May 21-Juno 20) ! customers come after 1 a.m. When all federal taxes, including corporate levies,, and you can see he was do after the five-spade bid.” Mpst people won't be deserv- * “ It’s not every town that has to choose between are added to the equation, the IRS said its total tax Ing of your disdain today, so unhappy with his hand. His (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) profits and lives," countered Edward Bonney, a collection for last fiscal year was 3027.2 billion, with look down your nose at no one. • 338.2 billion coming from New England. If you behave haughtily, you'll state trooper and town resident who helped start create problems. ' • the petition drive. Those figures broke down to a per capita average of CROSSWORD CANCER (June 21-July 22) ! 32,709 across the country, and 33,058 in New England. Check your memory bank , Again, Connecticut and Maine were in the high and ACROSS 68 Day (Hab.) Antwar to Previous Punla today so that you do not repeal ^ Dorm fire called accident low sections of the per person tax spectrum. a bad financial move you've ■. 1 Ecology DOWN □afJD ■ □□□Cl ■ a a n ANDOVER. Mass. — Smouldering paper Concerning the federal aid cuts, the union’s report (DIDDD ■ [QQnn ■ □ □ made In the past. T ry to profit ! said since Reagan took office three years ago, federal group from old errors. , towels left in a trash bag sparked a two-alarm 1 Electric fith □□□□□DonD■an aid to New England dropped 32.551 billion — with 31.3 4 Achievfmant LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You ' blaze that partially destroyed a dormitory at the 2 Buckal □□□ DDO □□□□ 8 Bottomlftt might not ba able to act as , exclusive Phillips Academy Sunday, fire officials billion of that attributed to Massachusetts. 3 Aleutian □ □ □ □ o n m H 12 Take e meal □□□□ □□DcianDD Independently as you'd like * The report was prepared for the union by Fiscal island said. 13 Extrema anger □□□□□ □□□ Gnc:] today, owing to the demands of : Planning Services, Inc., a Washington organization 4 Tragedy Firefighters were called to the three-story 14 Zlgiag □no □□□ □□□□□ others. Exercising tolerance ■ Chapin House at 10:59 a.m. by a passerby, who which studies the impact of the federal budget. 15 LlghM 5 Having □oanmncitD nann will ease frustrations. J jioticed smoke coming from the building and Some state-by-state details of the tax and aid 16 Sea In Central auricMa VmOO (Aug. 23-8upl. 22) • 6 Mild oath reduction figures; Alia □□□□□ □□□ auu Important undprtakings must I alerted the only person inside the building, 7 Math tymbol Connecticut: The IRS said it received 312.4 billion in 17 Charlahad □□□■□□□□□□□□□ bo carefully thought-out each • -officials said. . 8 Woodwork □□□ I anciC] ■□□□□] step of the way today, or you : The building houses eigliL^studeote on the individual tax returns from Connecticut, and 314.4 18 Vlthad below fasturat when all taxes were included. The union report said station L£J might trip over obstacles • second floor and two top-floor apartments for 9 PHchar you’ve strewn In your own path. * the state lost about 3545 million in federal aid in the 20 Human trunk 27 Questionable 43 Combat instructors. The studenU were away from the 10 Epochs LIBRA (Sopl. 23-Ocl. 23) Be I last three years — a per capita reduction of about 3173. 21 Glum 28 City in Utah vehicle dormitory for semester break, officials said. 11 Fira (prsfix) extra-protective of your cher- ‘ 22 Bsfors (poet) Officials said the blaze started in one of the 10 Tima zona 29 Negativas J * !" Ished possessions today. Don't * 23 Liability (sbbr.) 31 Tha ones hare Nothing but lend things to persons who are * top-floor apartments, where a man had ignited cause you don't cald WIU 20 Abratlon 20 Jogs 32 lu litn art known to be careless or irre- : some paper towels while cooking breakfast. use an Item doesn't mean OIL 30 Stray 22 Emerald Isle division sponsible. • The man, whom officials did not identify, the Item has lost Its value. (PriM 8ub(«ct to Ghana*) 31 Diitinguithing 23 Judge 47Samngtarm SCORFIO (OoL 24-Nov. 22) -IseUeved he had put out the fire and threw the Why not exchange it for fsature 24 Therafora : — <8 Onobillionth Working hard today will not • ' towels into a trash bag. The smouldering paper cash with an ad in Classi 25 Brothers 39 Four quarts (prefix) 9 7 . 8 33 From necessarily assure you of pro- | apparently burst into flames after he left the fied? 643-2711. MataLOipM 34 One's tall (abbr.) (abbr.) 40 Light weight ductive results. The more diffi- • building to attend mass, officials said. 36 Klaxons 20 Com plant 41 Scary S I Summer time cult you make things, the less 2 30 Attomay's parts 42 Compraatat (abbr.) you're apt to accomplish. • SAQITTAIUUB (Nov. 29-Ooc. ! Regional nuke solution sought charge 1 2 1 4 • 4 7 ■ • 10 11 37 Arabs 21) Confidential information • Sonwthlrig Dlflerent...... With Someone A I t Extra Special Bargain fabrics M O NTPELIER, Vt. — Human Services Secre 30 Athletic 12 11 14 passed on to you by Insiders * and clearance merchandise buildingt today may be of little merit. 2 tary Lloyd Novick says he is optlmisticc ^ not Included In this sale. 11 I f 17 Gathet more facta before mak- ‘ northeastern states will find a regional solution Happy Birthday » 40 Noun iuffix Sale ends Saturday. March 17. 41 ArrivaMima Ing business dacitions. 2 for the disposal of low level nuclear w ^ e s , - I t 10 CAPMCOHN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) • With A Herald Happy Heart guatt (abbr.) But he predicted tbe region will nSt have a ■ ** Do not' sand friends to a mar- 2 43 Find of facility in place by a 1986 deadline set by the 21 chant about whom you kniiw • Only WE ARE traatura ■ little. It your pals got ripped oil, 2 federal government. w e A R B YOU CAN SAY 46 Country 22 24 21 27 22 22 A 1980 federal law requires that states come up ErXPERIBsiaN!? you'll have a lot of explaining to • $6.00 OwM d and o p M l.d by fobiicw ilw . o( Amwteo. me. EXPERIElsiaNcSr THAT Maw — ■ ■ - do. • with plans for the disposal of low-level nuclear PIFFNICAL N 22 12 s TEXICULT A<5AIN. 50 Fiitt-ratt ■ F ■ AQUAMUS (Jan. 2B-Fab. 19) \ ■ material. Including radioactive waste from TECHNULTIES. DIFFINALTIES. (comp, wd.) 24 Ba doubly careful today In m at- 2 nuclear planU, industries and nnedical facilities. 61 Campus 1 1 ' tars which reflect upon your! Plans for an ll-state regional compact IT MANCHESTER PARKADE / building 22 status or reputation. Don't 2 dissolved last year from lack of support by states 62 — and 1 ■ associate with parsons whose! ' conoemedtb^ would be chosentobostthedump. 40 n rrUstakes couM harm you. ■ ■ *■ A joint legislative Committee last month 340 Broad St. 646-9424 S3 Empty 42 44 42 47 4^ 7 T 84 Clip / ■ recommended no action be taken on the issue Mon.
Elliobtth T> Bldwcli sewer increase 55% ANDOVER - Elizabeth (Tryon) SPORTS Bidwell, 67, wife of Raymond W. Bidwell of 30 Long Hill Road, died in Weiss budget plan Saturday at Manchester Memorial Hospital. She was bom in Glastonbury and A 65 percent increase in the cost and because there is no money to lived there until 1946 when she of water and 55 percent increase in transfer from fund balance as there was in the current year and moved to Andover. She was a sewer charges will be needed if the graduate of the Glastonbury school Board of Directors approves the in previous years. .. The sewer rate increase, he said, system and of Wheaton College. %■ budget recommendation of Gen Besides her husband she leaves eral Manager Robert B. Weiss. is needed to finance capital improvements. two sons, Howard S. Bidwell of In a memorandum to the direc Andover and Lt. C.D.R. Henry W. tors, Weiss said that the rates The water borrowing is largely for improvements that have been Bidwell, U.S.N., of Pensacola, should remain stable for the next Fla; a daughter, Mrs. Richard five years. made to' the water distribution system and for a new water (Rebecca) Thompson of Manches He calculates that, for the town ter; a brother, Charles H. Tryon of y water user who is on the minimum treatm ent plant now under / charge, the cost will rise from construction. South Glastonbury; a sister, Kath $21.51 a quarter to $35.51 aquarter. Weiss has recommended a water arine Tryon of Mansfield, Mass.; budget of $4,998,437 with $4,601,198 and six grandchildren. For that user, the sewer charge The funeral will be Wednesday, will increase from $8.28 to $12.84. of that coming from the sale of Sewer charges for people in thd water. at 2 p.m. in St. Luke's Episcopd.. In the current year, which ends. Church, South Glastonbury. Pri town system who have both sewer vate burial will be. at the convem and water service are based on the June 30, the town expects to spend amount of water used. $4,335,438 for water service. ience of the family in Still HW Weiss has also projected the cost For the sewer budget, Weiss Cemetery, South Giastopbury. for an average household of four recommended $2,039,230, with The family will receive friends persons. It would rise from $45.60 $1,394,000 in revenue coming from immediately following the service to $75.25 for water and from $12.84 regular sewer service and $486,000 in the undercroft of the church. to $29.96 for sewer. of it coming, from large-volume Memorial contributions may be Weiss says water rate hikes are service, including service to the made to the St. Luke’s Memori^ needed to finance capital improve Eighth Utilities District which Fund, 915 Main St., South Glaston ments, to convert low-interest collects sewage in its lines and bury or to a charity of the donor's bond-anticipation notes to higher sends it to the town's plant for choice. The Glastonbury Funeral treatment. Home has charge o-f interest bonds this May and next. arrangements. In Memoriam Holocaust survivors In sad and loving memory of Linda Ann Caselli, who passed, away March 12th, 1967. start new organization East Catholic’s Mike Keeler (4) and Paul Saturday at the New Haven Coliseurn. North Haven center Tony Marsono (16) Mike Keeler moves in on play in state We often sit and talk of her. Roy have kneeling North Haven de Each scored three goals in Eagle tries to clear the puck away from his Division II championship action. When we are all together. championship performance. goalie,, Bill Sault (30) as East Catholic's LOS ANGELES (UPI) - About bigotry. For her memory is the only thing. fender Chris Sauter sandwiched in play 2,000 survivors of one of history's Attending the conference was That we shall have forever. greatest horrors gathered during Rep. Sam Gejdenson, D-Conn., the weekend to found the Western who was born in a displaced Sadly missed by: Auntie States Regional Conference of the persons camp in West Germany in American Gathering of Jewish 1948 to Jewish parents who sur In Memoriam Holocaust Survivors. vived the destruction of their In sad and loving memory of Pundits right; East sextet champs The group, which has its roots in ghetto in Lithuania. Linda Ann Caselli, who passed a reunion of Holocaust survivors in He recalled painful childhood away March 12th, 1967. Jerusalem in 1981, wants to organ memories of Holocaust survivors B r Rich Cahill was considered a certainty -by bombarded Indian goalie Bill Sault goal three minutes into the final ize all survivors of the Nazi who visited his parents' Connecti March comes with sad regret. Herald Sports Writer many coaches and others who with 58 shots. period to make it 6-1. Roy scored attempt to exterminate the Jews of cut home. And the date and month we will follow high school hockey. The Indians outshot East 10-8 in his third goal two minutes later on Europe who are now living in the ‘ "Their psychological pain was never forget. NEW HAVEN - The pundits "It did put pressure on the the first period and managed to assists from Kevin Walsh and United States. incredible," he said, .but added For in our hearts she will always were right all along; there really players," Mannix said. "I think hold the Eagles to one goal in the IS Brian Gallahue. East's final two The national organization, that with the passing of years, the Herald photo by Pinto was no way to deny East Catholic a they handled it very, very well. I minutes. Seven penalties were goals completed Keeler’s hat trick. founded at a similar reunion in stay. survivors’ view of life seems to Loved and remembered everyday. state hockey, championship. don’t think they let it get to them.” called in the period, including One came with the help of Roy and Washington. D.C., last year, ga have changed. CPR instruction The Eagles, recognized all sea For the first time on Saturday, three in the first minute of play. the other on assists from Poshpeck thered about 5,000 survivors and "This is not a morbid recalling of Sadly missed by. son as the top team in Division II, Mannix admitted that he had "The first period, everybody and defenseman Pat Barrett. their relatives. the past, but a statement of life," Barbara Gemmell of 55 Lake St. uses a son, of 279 Fern St., another student in proved they belong in the state's expected a championship. “There was a little nervous out there,” Norl'h Haven's final goal was an Of those who came to the Mother, Sisters and Brother he said. "It has taken this long for dummy to learn resuscitation technique the course, assists by holding the higher level of competition when was no doubt in my mind we had Mannix said. He said the penalties unassisted effort by center Joe weekend conference, about 70 these people to look back over their they scored a 9-2 win over North the best team in the tournament,” resulted from the officials "trying Kiernan with a minute-and-a-half percent were Holocaust survivors shoulders and finally say, 'We as Daniel Huppe, a paramedic with the dummy. The courses are offered from Haven Saturday in the state he said. to set the tempo of the game.” left. * and the remainder were children made it.'" town’s Advanced Life Support system, time to time in an effort to encourage Employers championship game at the New East proved that on the ice, One of the penalties, a charging "The better team won,” said and other relatives, said Irving He urged the survivors to left, instructs the class in cardio more citiizens to learn CPR technique. Haven Coliseum. outscoring its opponents 28-6 in call against North Haven center North Haven coach James Ricci- Peters. 71, a Beverly Hills real become politically involved with pulmonary resuscitation. Matthew Cus- ignore Idw East won the hockey champion three tournament games. The Albert Bergeron, resulted in the telli. "What are ya gonna do? One estate broker and conference the current plight of others such as ship in only its sixth year of Eagles were challenged seriously first East goal at the 10:54 mark of of those days. We just couldn't get chairman. Haitians try ing to flee to the United participation in the sport. It also only by Westhill of Stamford, the period. Maxim w ^ t around a started." Peters said the group's purpose States to escape poverty and HARTFORD (UPI) - The state was the third consecutive season which managed a 4-4 tie before Roy defenseman at the blue line and, is "to enable us to fulfill our Salvadorans seeking refuge from Labor. Department said a new law the school has won a state title. The scored three goals in the last five while being hooked from behind, "We tried,” Riccitelli said. "The obligation, imposed on us by civil war in Central America. Bitter cold freezes the North requiring businesses to submit a baseball team captured the Class L minutes of the semifinal game used his one free hand to poke the kids worked hard all year long and historical circumstances beyond Holocaust survivors, he said, list of toxic substances used in the crown last spring, and the football played Tuesday. puck past Sault. got here. They did the best they our control, to the people of the "have an obligation to speak out, to By United Press International day on heavy rainfall. Hail was with a minus 15, then shattered the workplace, has been largely ig team won the Class M title in the Roy duplicated that hat trick With Keeler off for elbowing. could.” United States and the world" to be activists in defense of human reported across central and March 12 record when the mercury nored in Connecticut. fall. Saturday and, for his efforts, was East scored the first of three Both North Haven and the warn against the dangers of beings." Sub-zero cold froze the North ^southwest Texas, with 2-inch hail fell to minus 19 by 1 a.m. Only 250 companies have met Senior Paul Roy was a member named the Division II tourna short-handed goals at the 3:03 Eagles will be promoted to Div from Minnesota to New England 'pelting Leon Springs. Strong winds across New Eng their iegal requirements. State of all three championship teams, ment’s most valuable player. In mark of the second period. Senior ision I next season. It will be the today, with gusty March winds Thunderstorms . and rain land sent the wind chill factor officials estimate at least 1,500 and and he fittingly led East's scorers three tournament games, the right center Ken West took a shot which Indians' second trip to the higher DEP takes wood signups dropping the chill factor to as low changed to snow in northern plummeting. The National as many as 60,000 companies may Saturday with three goals and two wing had seven goals and five was stopped by Sault. The rebound level of competition. They won the as minus 40 degrees from western Kansas. Travelers'advisories for Weather Service said wind chill be subject to the law W,hlch took assists. Senior Mike Keeler also assists and finished as East's top hit Roy and went into the net for a Division II championship in 1979-80 New York to Maine. Thunder up to 6 inches of snow covered readings of minus 20 to minus 40 effect^st July 1. | had a hat trick for the Eagles. scorer with 31 goals and 17 assists 2-0 East lead. Before the period and played the mandatory two HARTFORD — The stale De mail whether or not they receive a storms and snow swept the Plains Kansas, Nebraska, Missouri, Iowa were common from western New "It’s going to be a while, I think, The victory made East coach for the season. Keeler, a center ended, the Eagles added four more years at the Division I level before partment of Environmental Pro permit. Garrepy said, a specific and hailstorms hammered Texas. and eastern South Dakota. Travel York to Maine. before everyone becomes familiar Bill Mannix's farewell a happy who made the all-tournament goals, as they outshot the Indians, petitioning for a return to the lower tection 'is accepting applications cutting area or the date of the Gale winds battered the New problems were exacerbated when with the statute,’’ John A. one. Mannix has accepted a new team, had eight goals and an assist 23-5. level last season. East is expected through April 15 for permits to cut permit cannot be guaranteed. England coast and snow fell in One woman died and three Rob Tedoldi, assisted by Roy and to make no such downwaVd move the snow occasionally became people were injured in a head-on McCarthy, executive assistant to job in Pittsfield, Mass, and will not in the three games, giving him a fuelwood on state property. northern Maine and the Great mixed with freezing drizzle in state Labor Commissioner P. be returning to coach the team total of 24 goals and 22 assist for the Dan Thebeau, got East's third goal in the foreseeable future. ’* "As for the past two years, a Lakes snow belt of southwestern collision during a snowstorm in Joseph Peraro said Friday. on a rebound. Roy pounced on a "I think the team will be very Nebraska and northern Kansas. central Nebrska Sunday night. next season. “I kind of think of it as season. lottery system will be used to New York. By late Sunday night 2 inches of The law requires employers to a going-away present,” Mannix Other Eagles who made the puck laying free in front of Sault successful next year in Division I," allocate two-cord and five-cord Sole wage earner A band of rain and snow snow was on the ground at Sioux Colorado authorities Sunday dis tell workers about chemicals used said. all-tournament first team were for an unassisted power-play goal Mannix said. "I wish the new permits.” Robert L. Garrepy said WASHINGTON (UPI) - The stretched from Texas to the City, Iowa. Police spokesman covered the bodies of two Laramie, in the workplace and to file a list The Eagles finished the season defensemen Dan Raffin and Don and a 4-0 lead. Thebeau tipped in a coach the best of luck." Friday. husband is the sole wage earner in' Dakotas. Edward Bock described it as "just Wyo., men last seen March 2 when with the state. with a record of 19-4. Thirteen of Maxim and goaltender Steve Ca- shot by Raffin for the fifth goal, "I feel so good for the seniors Garrepy, state forester and fewer than 30 percent of U.S. A severe thunderstorm watch enough to make it miserable" on they set out by snowmobile to do a / those victories and all of the losses vallo, a sophomore who played the and Keeler, on an assist from who worked so hard," Mannix director of the DEP's bureau of households, says the American covered central and east Texas, the highway. monthly water level check at the came against teams in Division I, first two-and-a-half periods Satur sophomore Dave Olender, scored said. “I'm gonna miss the players forestry, said said 1,229 two-cord Council of Life Insurance. Both where one storm around midnight By midnight temperatures were Eaton Reservoir in north central Wasps, bees, hornets and other the state’s higher level of hockey day before giving way to senior the sixth on a power play with 15 and I'm gonna miss those early permits and 598 five-cord permit spouses are breadwinners in about Sunday dumped hail and an inch of below zero from central New Colorado. Their bodies were found winged insects cause more fatali competition. East beat many of the Chris Poshpeck. The two goalies seconds left in the perigd. morning practices." will be available statewide, 53 percent of the households, and rain in 30 minutes on San Antonio. England to northeast Minnesota. about 5 miles south of the Wyoming ties in the United States than any state’s hockey powers this season, combined to stop 20 of North North Haven's Gary Miller “I’m sure I'll never be able to slightly less than less year. the wife is the sole wage earner in 4 Dallas blamed five traffic acci Marquette, Mich., broke its March line near their vehicle, which was other«f nature’s cratures, includ and a Division II championship Haven’s 22 shots. The Eagles scored an unassisted power-play duplicate this feeling.” Applicants will be notified by percent. dents within the first hour of the 11 low record late Sunday night stranded in deep snow. ing rattlesnakes. ^ Tournament notes Capitol Calendar ROBERT J. SMITHg inc.
Herald photos by Tarquinto HARTFORD (UPI) - tional events may be public. Access to news Public Safety, 1:30 p.m.. Public hearings Environment, 10 a.m., MSURANSliTHS SMGE Here is a list of political scheduled during the conferences and briefings Hall of the House. Insurance, 9 a.m.. Room'4>A. Easfs Roy completes triple Jubiliant Paul Roy (left) and Don Maxim share a smile week. may be limited to the 1914 events in Connecticut Wednesday, March 14 Room 4'/i. Public hearings after the Eagles' convincing 9-2 win gave them the scheduled between Tuesd- Meetings and hearings news media. Rooms for Committee meetings Other events House Committee on say and Friday. Addi are generally open to the committee hearings and Planning and Develop House session, 1 p.m.. Impeachment, 10 a.m.. By Len Auster How do the three state crowns year. I think that’s what kept us them were fuming at coach on Division II championship. Maxim, who missed the last 11 meetings are at the Ca ment, following public Hall of the House. Judiciary. Room; Labor Sports Editor feel? “It’s the same feeling for all going in tight games.” Friday,’’ Mannix said Sunday regular season games, holds tightly onto the state pitol unless otherwise hearing. Room 419; Edu Friday, March 16 and Public Employees, 649-5241 three,” Roy responded in the night. “We ran them through as championship plaque. listed. somewhat surprisingly sedate EAST A YEAR ago reached the hard a skating practice as you’d Here’s how they voted cation, 10 a.m., Room 408; Committee meetings noon. Senate chamber. 65 E. Canter Straat NEW HAVEN - For any scho Tuesday, March 13 Com Environment, 10 a.m., lastic athlete, a league champion East lockerroom. It was like they Division II semifinals before bow want to see. And we ended practice Here's how our members of Congress voted on mittee meetings Room 418; General Law, ManchMtar, Cl. I ship is something to strive for. knew they were going to win it all. ing to South Windsor. This year with extra sprints, ’’ he spoke of the key issues this week: Human Services, lo 10 a.m.. Room 4‘A. To 1)6 on a state championship “It’s just an exciting feeling, one they were bead and shoulders two-hour workout. “But I feel the a.m.. Room 419; Judi Public hearings team, well, that's quite a feat. you really can't describe,” he said above the field, taking three practice paid off Saturday. They Dargati’s jumper House ciary, following public Transportation, 9:30 Fire Calls But three state championship immediately after. tournament games by a combined were really flying the second hearing. Judiciary Room; a.m.. Room 502; Planning teams? 28-6 margin. The Eagles will nwve period.” CONRAIL: Rejected 254-147 legislation to Public Health, 1 p.m.. into Division I next year and imist reduce the role of Congress in approving the sale and Development, lo Tolland County Just Weeks till SPRINGl.. And in succession. ONE PLAYER WHO stood out of Conrail, the government-owned freight rail Room 503-A; Public a.m.. Room 419. You could check the state record for the Eagles - r among many — remain a minimum of two years. The Eagles were flying the decides for East system, to private business. Safety, following public Other events Friday, 11; 19 a.m. — woodstove malfunction, books for quite awhile without was senior defenseman Don They’ll be losing seven seniors, second period, scoring five unans hearing. Room 419.Public Senate session, 2 p.m.. finding someone who had that Maxim. He scored the game’s first Roy, Raffin, Maxim, Mike Keeler, wered goals, while the vanquished Bv Rich Cahill Windham, 10-12, is a surprise Proponents of the legislation argued that Columbia (Andover). BREAKOUT quarterfinalist as is East, which 2 hearings Senate Chamber. distinction before. goal, pool-cuing home a shot while Ken West, Dennis Tulimieri and North Haven sextet appeared to be Herald Sports Writer potential buyers of the system would be reluctant Friday, 2:22 p.m. — sledding accident, 18 Prospect improved its record to 14-10. to come forward if they had to negotiate a sale Government Adminis Thursday, March 15 St., Coventry (South Coventry). A NEW YOU! But all you have to do is look at being hooked. Chris Poshpeck. But East will skating in cement boots. tration and Elections, 9:30 Committee meetings East Catholic’s Paul Roy to. find return 14 lettermen for the ‘84-85 BRISTOL — History almost Maloney came into the game with the Department of Transportation and then Saturday, 1:53 a.m. — medical call. Long Hill Road, ranked third in Cliass L with a lobby Congress on the specifics of the sale. a.m.. Room 408; Finance, Finance, Revenue and Andover (Andover). Lose Up To someone to fill the bill in recent Maxim almost didn't play in the season so don’t cry for the Elagles. WE’RE GOING to miss Scotty. repeated itself Saturday night at Revenue and Bonding, lo Bonding, 10 a.m., Room history. tournament. He suffered an injury ‘ ‘I think it will be a formidable club You couldn’t find a more ardent Bristol Eastern High. The circum record 17-3. Opponents said Conrail has begun to show a Sunday, 7:57 a.m. — chimney fire, Hutchinson stances were the same, but not the The game matched Maloney’s profit after a $7.5 billion investment by the a.m.. Room 409-A; Insu 409-A; Government Ad Road, Andover (Andover). Roy completed a bat trick after game number nine and had to next year," said the departing hockey booster in the area. Maybe rance, noon. Room 4'/i; ministration and Elec Saturday by scoring a bat trick be spectator for the final 11 regular East coach. Bill Mannix. what we’U miss most is his result. superior quickness against Blast’s government and Congress must play a role in its Sunday, 2:51 p.m. — medical call, Babcock Hill “1116 East Catholic High basket advantage in height. Despite their sale in order to protect taxpayer interest. Judiciary, 1 p.m., Judi- tions, 10 a.m.. Room 408. Road, Coventry (South Coventry). 25 LBS. (three goals) in leading the Eagles season contests. "I bad a trau bellowing “Change." when be ciary Room; to the state Division II ice hockey matic contusion of the thigh MANNIX. KNOWN AS “Scotty" wanted a line change. "Hey, they ball team ended its 1978-79 season disadvantage, tbe Spartans outre- Reps. Barbara Kennedy, D-Conn., and Sam when a shot at the buzzer of an bounded the Eagles b y a slight Gejdenson, D-Conn., voted against reducing the Appropriations-Public In 6 Woekm i championship with a 9-2 victory muscle,” a happy Maxim ex to members of the local media — beard me, didn’t they,” he Health, 12:45 p.m., Room WITHOUT: rosimiTi iigpoMririii niiona. over North Haven High at the New plained. “There was some internal named -alter highly successful quipped. overtime period gave Maloney margin. They also had an edge in role of Congress in the sale of Conrail. most other statistical categories. 310; Government Admin Howell Cheney Annual ceM Haven Coliseum. bleeding." Buffalo Sabre coach and general We wish Scotty nothing but good High of Meriden a victory in the WE OFFBT: •wBoOwgeeUiUewewelo manager Scotty Bowman—got the luck in bis new post. second round of a Class L state Hie Elagles committed 26 turnov istration and Elections, liew leowwwOie Of OweeireTOeSiSe UiV Roy was named tournament It was feared Maxifh wouldn’t Senate 1:30 p.m.. Room 408; 6— msO ieAw—ewneoi iMaif io min i most valuable player and there play again this yepr. He began 'perfect sendoff from his Elagles tournament game. On Saturday, ers in what coach Jim Penders VATICAN: Approved 83-13 the nomination of could be little argument with the working out before the tourna Saturday. Mannix, who Jn five “THE STATE CHAMPIONSHU* the two schools met again in tte called “our worst floor game of the ANTIQUES SHOW second round and the outcome year.” The Spartans made only 13. William A. Wilson of California to be U.S. Court of Probate, selection. ment. “I honestly didn't think I years has taken a team from a first was the seventh in the last 2‘A ambassador to the Vatican. District ot Manchester The senior began his unique was going to get back but I had a round 13-0 loser to the summit, years for East. “The girls won three again was decided on a shot at the “I don’t know bow to explain it,’’ Proponents of an ambassador to the Vatican — NOTICE OF HEAfllNQ MARCH 17-18,1984 ONI WAY TICKET to o Heollhler, Happier YOUl triple last spring, playing third positive attitude," besaid. “Ifeltl announced last Friday he was state cross country titles (two in buzzer. But this tune it was East’s Penders said of tbe victory. “They e s t a t e o f a n n a m . Jim Dargati who hit the winning just didn’t convert it at the line. the first in more than 120 years — is a recognition PLIKAITIS, ako ANNA Try our Proorom Absokilely FREE without coil or base on the East state Class L wanted to come back at 100 stepping down as head coach due to Class L, and one in Class LL) in of the |wpe as a world leader and the Vatican as a MELESKP PLIKAITIS, SATURDAY 10-5 • SUNDAY 10-5 championship baseball team. He percent. I started skating and felt I a career change. He has taken a that span. Also taken were state basket. That was the difference, I guess.’’ deceased obUoatlon lor ONE to prove It li Ihe BESTI job in Pittsfield, Mass., that will laurels in boys’ cross country Dargati’s shot, an off-balance Blast was 20-for-2S at the free sovereign nation, which already has 107 ambas Pursuant to an order ot Hon. (wM o4 Not vdH •«< any othM o«w. went out for football this past fall could ^ve it a try.’’ sadors from other countries. William E. FitzGerald, and must to bis surprise wound up Maxim played two periods in the prevent him from continuing here. (Open ‘Crown), baseball and double-pumped effort from about throw line. Tbe Spartans were only Opponents said the papacy is a "spiritual Judge, dated March 9,1914 a Howeil Cheney Technicai School SYS NAITFOID THB. on the state Class M championship 12-0 quarterfinal win over Water- He begins his new job next football. to feet to tbe right of the bucket, 7-for-17, with one of the misses by entity" and naming an ambassador to the hearing will be held on an op- squad. town before resting. He took a Monday. gave the Eagles a 62-61 victory and senior guard Randy Marrow being olication praying for the West Middle Turnpike (Exit 92,1-86), Manchester, .CT VHNON, a 0*06* crucial with eight seconds left in Vatican would politicize the relationship between authority to sell certain real INMMT IMMi U k MNMI And the hockey title becomes the regular shift the final two games. "This was the height of my EAST DOMINAIKD THE aU- sent them into tbe East Region If the Catholic Church and the U.S. and violate the estate situated In the Town of third for Roy in as many scholastic Maxim, along with defensive coaching career. 1 couldn’t get a tournament team with five selec championship game against Wind the game. It allowed the Eagles a Manchester, County ot Hart 60 Exhibitors • Snack Bar • Free Parking IT 16, m r M ON 1-84 ham High Wednesday night at 6:30 chance to win tbe game, rather separation of church and state. ford as In said application on seasons. partner Dan Raffin, were selected better going away present,” the tions to the first team — Keeler, rail “Football was a long shot,’’ Roy to the ail-taumament’s fhnst team. bockdy enthusiast said following Roy, Maxim, Raffin and goalie at Eastern Connecticut State Uni than merely tie. Sen. Christopher Dodd, D-Conn., voted for the die more fully appears, at the Herb StweneoihShow Manager “I think tte whole story is we just nomination. Sen. Lowell Weicker, R-Conn., voted Court ot Probate on March ADMSSKM: •ZOO spoke about being on three state “I feel grrat right now,’’ said bis team’s ettampionship outing. Steve Cavalio. Elast defenseman versity . Regardless of tbe outcome 22, 1984 at 9:30 A.M. (.ALL DEALER SPACES SOLD of that game, both Windham and didn’t convert foul shots and Blast against the nomination. Dianne E. Yuslnas, WITH THH ADi *1,M 872-1302 championship teams in a row, “but Maxim. “Winningthe state cham Mannix put his team through a Jason Hanford and Manchester „ Asit’t. Clerk NON-m 6M610 6M this season we thought about it. We pionship is a great feeling. rigorous workout Friday at the Higb sophomore winger Bob Blake East will advance to the state Class 024-03 felt we could win the title.” “The team matured over last Hartford Arena. “Let’s just say were named to the second team. L quarterfinals. Please tan la page U » r MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. Marcii 12, 1984 - 13 I t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, March 12, 1984 NHL roundup NCAA Tournament field announced , Canucks drubbed by Oilers UNC, GTown, Kentucky, DePaul get top seeds ers topped Pittsburgh 6-4, Wa By United Press International shington edged Boston 2-1. Buffalo _ If the New Jersey Devils were shaded Hartford 4-3, Philadelphia day by a nine-member selection ton. D.C., all the way out West. The the Big Ten and Oregon State of the Others receiving at-la iw berths phia will pit Northeastern of the By Rick Gosselin "M ickey Mouse", what are the beat Calgary 3-2, and Los Angeles committee chaired by Dave Big East champion Hoyas were Pac-10, the Nos. 11 and 17 teams, avere SM|) of the Southwen Confer ECAC North against Long Island UPl Sports Writer Vancouver Canucks? shaded Chicago 4-3. Gavitt. given the top seed In the West, No.-3 respectively, were also given ence, Indiana of the Big Ten, University of the ECAC Metro at Jets 6, Nordiques 5 Jari Kurri and Mark Messier ''' "North Carolina has been No. 1 Kentucky the top seed in the at-large berths as was No. 8 independent Dayton, Virginia 4.30 p.m. EST, Richmond o f the At Winnipeg, Manitoba, Morris KANSAS C ITY, Mo. - A loss each scored three goals and Wayne all year long," Gavitt said. "They Mideast, and No. 4 DePaul the top. Arkansas, the runner-up to Hous Commonwealth of the Sun Belt ECAC South against Rider of the Lukowich's second goal.with one couldn't knock North Carolina out Gretzky scored twice and collected suffered only two losses — one on spot in the Midwest. ton in both the Southwest Confer Conference and Brigham "Young of East Coast Conference at 7 p.m., minute left in regulation tied the of the top spot in the ratings, nor three assists Sunday night, power the road at Arkansas and the other North Carolina and DePaul ence regular season and league the Western Athletic Conference. and Princeton of the Ivy League could it knock the Tar Heels out of ing the Oilers to a 12-2 romp over score and he helped set up the to Duke, which was in our top 12 headed the list of recipients of the tournament with a 25-6 record. The top four seeds in each against the University of San game-winner by Dale Hawerchuk the top spot in the 53-teani NCAA Vancouver in Edmonton, Alberta. (power rating). It would have been 24 at-large berths in the 46th The NCAA also showered at- regional draw first-round byes. Diego of the Western Collegiate 42 seconds into overtime. Quebec's Tournament bracket. It was the worst beating ever V ik ', ’ ’-' / • n an overreaction by the committee annual tournament. For DePaul, it large berths ot\ the ACC, giving "The top four seeds have ail bad Athletic Conference at 9:30 p.m. Peter Stastny had a goal and three adminstered by Edmonton, sur not to seed them No. 1 and keep will mark the final chance for the bids to Duke, 24-9, Wake Forest, outstanding years with some sen North Carolina took a 21-0 record The double-header at Dayton passing the 13-4 drubbing of New assists. them in the East." retiring Ray Meyer to win a 21-8, and Virginia, 17-11, in addition sational victories," Gavitt said. anch-a^No. 1 ranking into a game will pit M oretead State of the Ohio Jersey four months ago. After that Islanders 6, Penguins 4 "There's no difference in the national championship. to I^orth Carolina to round out a "But this bracket is as solid and as At Pittsburgh, rookie Pal La- against Arkansas in Pine Bluff on Valley Conferem* against North game, Gretzky called the Devils' regionals and there hasn't been five-team contingent that also deep as I 've seen. The term 'upset' Fontaine and Bob Bourne scored Feb. 12 but was upset 65-64. No Carolina A&T of the Mideastem franchise “ a Mickey Mouse opera since the NCAA started balancing Five other heavyweights who includes post-season tourney may apply to teams seeded 10, 11 second-period goals to snap a 1-1 matter: the Tar Heels were right Athletic Conference at 6:38 p.m. tion," then later apologized for his the regionals." said North Carol either won or shar^ conference winner Maryland. Noticeably ab and 12 that win in the early rounds lie and lead New York. Mike Bossy back on top of the ratings the very and Houston Baptist of the Trans- remarks. ina Coach Dean Smith. "There are titles but Jost in their post-season sent, however, was defending — but not for teams seeded 3 scored . his 45th goal for the next day by vote of the coaches. Am Conference against. Alcorn Gretzky tried to be more res just so many great teams in college tournaments were given at-large national champion North Carolina through 9." Islanders and Mike Bullard North Carolina stayed No. 1 for State of the Southwestern Athletic trained after defeating Vancouver, basketball today that there are invitations: No. 6 Oklahoma of the State, which was bypassed by the notched his 48th for the Penguins. the* remainder of the regular The tournament begins Tuesday but it wasn't easy. going to be excellent teams in all Big Eight, No. 10 Nevada-L^ NCAA despite its 19-13 record. Conference at 9 p.m. season but suffered its second loss night with five preliminary-round Among the teams passed over by “ They didn't play a very good four regions." Vegas of the Pacific Coast Athletic The Southeastern Conferen(% Capitals 2, Bruins 1 " Saturday in the semifinal round of games at two sites, Philadelphia the Selection Committee were No. gam e," said the humble Gretzky. With North Carolina holding that Association, No. 15 Temple of the landed three more of the at-large At Boston, the game turned the Atlantic Coast Conference and Dayton, Ohio, and will climax 19 Weber State at 22-7, Lamar at “ I don't think that would be the top seed both in the tournament Atlantic 10, No. 16 Illinois State of berths — Auburn, 20-10, LSU, 18-10, midway through the second period Tournament, being'eliminated by with the championship game at the wrong thing to say." and the East Regional, the selec the Missouri Valley, and No. 18 and Alabama, 18-11 — as did the 25-4, New Mexico at 24-10, Montana when Washington withstood a Duke 77-75. Still, the 27-2 Tar Heels "You hate to say this about tion committee was forced to send Louisville of the Metro. Big East with Syracuse, 22-8, St. Seattle Kingdome on April 2. at 23-7 and both Notre Dame and two-man Bruins power play. A l were awarded the top seed in the The triple-header at Philadel another NHL team, but it certainly No. 2 Georgetown from Washing League co-champions Purdue of John's, 18-11, and Villanova, 18-11. UCLA at 17-11. most immediately after the power 1984 NCAA Tournament the next didn't seem there was an effort play expired, Alan Haworth picked t Jhere after we scored two quick up an errant Boston pass and ones at the start," said the Oilers' scored the go- ahead goal for the Dave Lumley. Capitals. Glen Currie scored Wa College basketball roundup With the Oilers leading 3-1, Kurri shington's other goal. Jim Nill had scored al 11:28 of the opening Boston's lone score. period. Gretzky then scored his 80th goal of the season 34 seconds Flyers 3, Flames 2 into the second period. Kurri's At Philadelphia, Dave Poulin Driesell gets first A CC title 48th, after another 2-on-l with scored a power-play goal at 8:06 of Gretzky, was the Oilers' 30th the first period and two more short-handed goal of the year and Flyers goals followed within 48 seconds. Poulin wrapped the puck By Fred Lief win back-to-back SWC Tourna an NCAA Tournament spot. An game in the 42-year career of upped the score to 7-1 at 3:52 of the around from behind the cage and UPl Sports Writer ment titles. The (Dougars let a 18-footer by Chuck Stahl with three coach Ray Meyer. Chicago Mayor second period. brushed it past goalie Rejean 15-point lead evaporate in the seconds left carried Miami. . Harold Washington and former In the 'third period. Messier UPl photo Lemelin to tie the game at 1-1. College basketball set up its second half after the 7-foot Ola On Saturday, the college basket UCLA Coach John Wooden were completed his hat trick, Gretzky Kings 4, Black Hawks 3 53-team feast Sunday, and never juwon fouled out with 7:28 to play. ball menu offered some compell among those to honor M eyer added his second goal and Paul Pittsburgh's Norm Schmidt checks the Islanders' Brent At Inglewood, Calif., Anders Hufcilrt photo by P'oto did the table look so inviting for Arkansas pulled within a point ing items. Coffey and Glenn Anderson before the game. Hakansson fired in the tie- break Maryland Coach Lefty Driesell. with 1:04 left. — No. 1 North Carolina was In other tournament final^ rounded out the Oilers' barrage. Sutter in front of the Penguins' net in NHL action Sunday ing goal on a breakaway with 16:46 Senior captain Jim Dargati scored at the buzzer to give The No. 14 Terrapins earned Olajuwon had 20 points and 10 upset by Duke 77-75 in the semifi The Oilers took a 2-0 lead on their in Pittsburgh. Islanders scored a 6-4 win. Saturday: ^ left to help Los Angeles snap a East Catholic a come-from-behind 62-61 win over their spot in the NCAA Tourna blocked shots after playing only nals of the'ACC Toummament. first two shots on goaltender John At Kansas City, Mo., Ron Kel 10-game losing streak. Kings cen ment by winning the Atlantic Coast eight minutes of the second half. Mark Alarie scored 21 points and logg hit a jumper from the right Garrett. Messier, who added his Maloney High Saturday night at Bristol Eastern High. bristled at the suggestion the could have played 10 games last ter Bernie Nicholls scored his 38th Conference Tournament with a Michael Young of Houston pre David Henderson Aiade four free 30th goal in the second period, The Eagles face Windham Wednesday night at ECSU at baseline with 41 seconds remain Oilers should have been tired after night and we still would have lost," and 39th goals of the season and 74-62 victory over Duke. It was the served the triumph and finished throws in the final 42 seconds for op en ^ the scoring at 1:38 and ing and Kansas upset No. 6 a loss to the New York Rangers Neale said. Marcel Dionne added two assists. 6:30 in the East Region II championship game. first ACC title for Driesell, who lost with 23 points. Duke. It was North Carolina's Oklahoma 79-78 in the Big Eight. Dave Hunter scored from point- blank range 75 sseconds later. only 24 hours earlier. Elsewhere, Winnipeg downed The Black Hawks have dropped in five previous trips to the final. second loss of the season and first At Beaumont, TexaSj^lVillie Canucks Coach Harry Neale "The way we played, the Oilers Quebec 6-5, the New York Island three straight. "Certainly, this is special for "Akeem is the best center in the in the ACC. Simmons scored 17 pomfiS and me," Driesell said. "Hopefully, we country," said Arkansas center "Nobody is going through unde grabbed 12 rebounds as Louisiana EC-vs. Windham can build on this and win the JoeKleine. "H e beat me to the bole feated anymore," said North Ca Tech broke the nation's longest national championship like North all day." rolina Coach Dean Smith. “ No home winning streak with a 68-65 Carolina and North Carolina State In the Big Ten, Purdue com body is going through this league upset of Lam ar in the Southland have done in the past two years." pleted its outstanding season with undefeated for the next 10 years." (inference. Lamar had won 80 Johnson continues winning in Region finals • Len Bias s c o r ^ 26 points (12- a 63-62 victory at Minnesota to straight at home and last lost there / for-17 shooting) and the Terps used share the conference title with — No. 2 Georgetown escaped on Feb. 15. 1978. WHISTLER, British Columbia winning. It's kind of fun," said the of Whistler Mountain to clock a downhills — at the Winter Olym Illinois. The Boilermakers, ex seconds remained on the clock. a tough zone to blank Duke for 82-71 in overtime against Syracuse At Ogden, Utah, Curtis' High (U P l) — American downill hero 23-year-old Van Nuys, Calif., na time of 2 minutes 2.85 seconds, a pics in Sarajevo, last week at Continued from page 11 pected to finish in the bottom half Then. Marrow drove past Dargtili nearly six minutes in the second to win thA^Big East Tournament. scored 20 points and Dannie Jones Bill Johnson has become accus tive Sunday after a clear victory in solid 0.32 ahead of runner-up Aspen and finally at Whistler. half. Maryland, 23-7, outscored the of the league, won 15 of 18 and was fouledunderneatli by ,lolui Pat E w in ^ h a d 27 points and sank a layup with three seconds tomed to winning during the the final race of the World Cup Helmut Hoeflehner ■ of Austria. Switzerland's Urs Raeber did," said Maloney coach Norb conference games. Theriault. Marrow mi.ssed the fir.st Blue Devils 24-3 during an 11- Michael Jackson 20 for the Hoyas, left as Nevada-Reno upset Mon 1983-84 World Cup campaign. It's downhill season. " I wanted to win Pirmin Zurbriggen of Switzerland coasted down the course in 2:06.14 Fahey. " I f we had shot a respecta free throw and made the .second minute stretch to secure the "The great part about this team 29-3. Syracuse Coach Jim Boeheim tana 71-69 in the Big Sky also a habit he doesn't plan on here, but I want to win them all." finished third in 2:03.18. to finish 24th, but his past perfor ble percentage, it wouldn't have East brought the ball across victory. is that we weren't supposed to was enraged over a second-half Conference. Johnson, a renowned glider, "1 prepared for the race the mances enabled him to capture the come down to the last shot." breaking. ------^ midcourt and called timeout with Driesell's son. Chuck, a member win," said coach Gene Keady. ruling concerning foul shots. “ H ie At Towson, Md., Kevin Thomas "I like to make a nabit of conquered the rockhard, icy turns same way I prepare each time — overall title with 94 points. Maloney had a 15-13 lead after of the Maryland team, spoke of his "This has been a miracle team, a referees, pure and simple, took the tossed in 31 points and Fred Lee really loose. 1 like to get really Erwin Resch of Austria fell and the first period. The Eagles three seconds remaining to set up father's feelings toward the ACC miracle season. I suppose this will game from us," he said. scored wiUi 10 seconds left in. loose," Johnson said. was severely bruised in a bid to managed to stay in the game Dargati's heroics. title. all hit me tomorrow. Right now I'm — No. 3 Kratucky edged Auburn overtime to send Rider past The Olympic gold medalist came capture the overall crown. His 91 despite the fact they committed 10 Penders said later the play had "It wasn't an obsession with kind of numb." 51-49 on a 15-footer by Kenny Bucknell 73-71 in the E)ast Coast to Whistler to prove he could points placed him between Raeber turnovers in the period and were been intended fur Dargati, and the him ," he said. "This year he was The No. 11 Boilermakers blew a Walker as time expired to win the Conference. handle a tough, i.cy course. The and Johnson. outrebounded, 13-8. The Spartans senior was able to score despite the just looking at it like it was another 14-point lead midway through the Southeastern Conference Whistler layout is considered the had several second and third shots fact he was guarded tjosely by two gam e — if we do it, we do it. This is second half and n e ^ e d two last- Tournament. second-toughest on the World Cup Johnson wanted an 11th race. but had difficulty converting. Spartans. "G ive him credit. He something we can share together second free throws by Curt Claw Continued erratic shooting by was well covered. It was a UPl photo " I was thinking shot when I got tour after the famed Hahnenkamm “ 1 would like one more race to down the line." son to win. Illinois, 24-4, and the ball because I knew there were N IT sets at Kitzbuehel, Austria. get the overall title," Johnson said. the^partans allowed the Eagles to pressure shot, and he made it. ' Maryland's Herman Veal (left) and Ben Coleman wave In the Southwest Conference, Purdue, 22-6, are both in the NCAA only a couple of seconds left," “ Right now 1 think I'm the best, " I had a slow start in December. take a 33-27 lead at the half, but Fahey said. Maloney made up the deficit in the "H e had an off night tonight." their Atlantic Coast Conference trophy high and happy No. 5 Houston edged No, 8 Tournament. Walker said. was kind of but others have their own opin Actually, Wengen hurt me. It was Arkansas 57-56 behind Akeem In Sunday's Mid-American Con surprised I was so wide open." its field ions," he said. kind of relaxing because I had first four minutes of the second Penders said of Dargati. ■ But he after defeating Duke for the championship. It was the Abdul Olajuwon and Michael ference Tournament, Miami — No. 4 DePaul down^ Mar Johnson added a large conting never won a World Cup before. 1 half. The Spartans used a fullcourt came through when the pressure Terps first ACCC title since 1958. Young to become the first team to (Ohio) beat Kent State 42-40 to win quette in the last regular- season By Fred Lief ent of American fans at the race relaxed too much. It hurt m e." press to force five East turnovers was on; that's lor sure." UPl Sports Writer helped psyche him for the race, Raeber saluted Johnson and said in that span. Dargati hit for his average of 17 saying, “ Iputonashowforthem.I he would be watched closely next "It was really a nightmarish points, but had difficulty with his NEW YORK — This time there really enjoy it. Everyone respects season. first four minutes of the half," outside shooting. Smith scored 14 NBA roundup wiU be no magical ride to the what I have done (or the past four "It's no little thing that he has Penders said. "W e just panicked. Junior guard Chris Galligan had 12 summit for North Carolina State. weeks." won four tim es," said the Swiss Most of the time, we ju|t didn't points, and Brunone scored 11. A championship, possibly. But of Johnson's three World Cup wins, ace. "H e has shown he can ski. recognize who was free." Seniors Rodney Green and Da\'c another kind. plus another fourth-place finish, This course you have to prepare At the end of the third period, Sosnowski each had 19 lor the Jazz now at unsteady beat N.C. State, last season's national earned him 87 points and vaulted yourself for. We'll have to watch Maloney had a 44-42 lead. But, the Spartans. champion, was passed over by the him to third overall from seventh him next year. He has shown he Spartans were not able to increase "Strange, five years ago it'was the margin to more than four the reverse," Penders said. "Some By United Press International las by a half-game. NCAA Tournament Sunday but the in the season's standings. After can ski hills and flats and is phia up 88-60 with 4:07 left'in the points in the fourth quarter. times things even out. " " I think we're showing the strain National invitation Tournament winning in \yengen, Switzerland in definitely the best glider on the period. With 2:48 left in the game, two EAST CATHOLIC (62) - Galli The Jazz are moving to a most of the road trip (0-5) and the strain quickly followed with a bid of its January, he has won three straight World Cup right now." Andrew Toney added 18 points free throws by Eagle center Chris gan 5 2-3 12, Dargati 6 5-6 17, Smith unsteady beat. of an inexperienced team ," said own. and Maurice Cheeks 15 for Phila Brunone, who sat out much of the 4 6-8 14, Theriault 1 2-2 U. Brunone ;t With Moses Malone collecting 21 Jazz Coach Frank Layden. "The The Wolfpack will be one of 32 delphia. Mitchell Anderson led period because of foul trouble, cut 5-6 11, MePadden 10-0 2. PernoOO-0 points and 16 rebounds and Julius team doesn't know what it takes to teams taking part in a tournament Utah with 15 points. Adrian Dan- Maloney's lead to 56-54. The teams 0. Totals 21 20-25 62. Erving adding 19 points in Phila get there yet. We have to puli up which was once the most presti tley, theNBA'sleadingscorer, was traded baskets until senior for M ALONEY (61) — D.Green 40-0 delphia Sunday, the 76ers defeated our socks now. Maybe they thought gious in college basketball. held to 14 but sat out the last 15 ward Joe Smith stepped in front of 8, Sosnowski 83-919, Biestek 12-24, the Utah Jazz 120-97. we could win by showing up, but we Play begins Wednesday night minutes. a Spartan and drew a charging foul Marrow 4 1-4 9. R. Green 9 1-2 19. The Jazz have now lost five have more credibility now and with six games across the country with 1:16 left. Smith hit both free Durant 0 0-0 0, Scott Dargan OO-OO. straight and nine of their last 10. It teams are playing us tougher." and concludes March 28 with the N eu 106, SuperSoaics 105 throws to knot the score at 60. Stacy Dargan 1 0-0 2. Totals 27 7-17 marked the first time since Dec. 17 Malone and Erving scored six championship in New York. At Ele^t Rutherford, N J., Albert Maloney held the ball until eight 61. they have been out of the lead in the points each during a 16-2 third- King's jumper from the lane with N.C. State, 1513, is joined by one Midwest Division. They trail Dal quarter spurt that put Philadel- eight seconds left won it for the of its lodge brothers from the Nets. For Seattle, Al Wood had 29 Atlantic Coast Conference, Geor points and Gus Williams 28 while gia Tech. From the Southeastern East runners take Jack Sikma grabbed 16 rebounds. Conference there are three en New Jersey's Buck Williams had tries: Florida, Georgia and 18 points and 10 rebounds. Tennessee. Celtics 117. Sans IM The Big East features Boetmi eighth in Ciass M A t Boston. Robert Parish scored College and Pittsburgh, the Big 33 points; including 15 in the third Ten has Michigan and Ohio State period, and Larry Bird finished and the Big E ij^ goes with Iowa STORRS — East Catholic took by taking third place in the with 29 as the Oltics won their State and Nebraska. eighth place in the team standings 300-meter dash. ^ sixth straight. Maurice Lucas There are two traditionally at the state Class M Indoor Track The other East points were tossed in 20 points for the Suns, who strong Midwest independents in (3iampionship held Saturday at secured, by Jim Meyer in the shot, had their four-game winning Marquette and Notre Dame while the University of Connecticut Field put where he took third place. streak broken. the Missouri Valley Conference House. In the Class L Championship answers with Crei|d>ton and Wi The Eagles amassed 22 points Meet, Manchester High's Vinnie Hawks 166. Backs M chita State and the Metro Atlantic with East Hartford taking team Liscomb took fifth place in the At Milwaukee, Dominique Wil Athletic Conference iiighiigiit« its honors with 53 points. 1,500-meter run for the Silk kins hit for 29 points and Atlanta trio o f LaSalle, St. Peter's and Junior Buddy Zachery ran away Towners' only points. Manchester ended a seven-game losing streak Fordham. with the 55meter dash champion was 20th in the L Meet. Weaver to knock the Bucks out of first place DPI photo The Pac-10 Conference has ship with a time o f : 06.75. Zachery High was the L champ with 86 in the Central Division. Marques Hartford's Joel Quenneville (3) checks Buffalo's Rick Oregon and the Big Sky turns to also ganed six points for the Eagles points. Johnson scored 31 for klilwaukee, Weber State. Representing the Sun which lost its third straight and Selling, causing him to lose control in NHL tilt Sunday in Belt are Old Dominion and South trails Detroit by a half-game. Buffalo. Sabres won in overtime, 4-3. Alabama. Nuggets 148. Trail Blaaers 123 Also from the South is one of the Celts win sixth straight At Denver. Kiki Vandeweghe nation's top independents in scored 36 points and Alex English Southwestern Louisiana as well as BOSTON (UPl) - Robert Par playing very physical this year.' 34 as the Nuuets blew it open in Whalers flounder again Virginia Tech and Florida State ish and Larry Bird combined for 62 Bird collected 29 as the Celtic.'; the third p^iod for their seventh from the Metro Conference. points to lead the Boston Celtics to broke a four-game Suns winning BUFFALO, N Y.
Company may pick up the tab for many moving expenses i: Cinema SHOWCASE C t t m A A S c 5. Commissions, closing costs, attorney fees, real Horltord F o o tloo se (P G ) 1:30, 7:20, Unfaithfully Yours (PG) The M ovies — Splash (PG) Windsor ' 8. Car mileage and tolls, lodging, and meals enroute His maternal grandpar QUESTION: f'ni sure I’m going to be offered an "" Roach, Leslie-Anne, 9:45. — B ro a d w a y D a n n y 7:30,9:30. 12, 2:15, 4:30, 7, 9:15. — Plo io — SIlkw o o d (R ) 7:15. Athensum Clnsmo— Reop riNSt SHOWONIT excellent job. and I 'm very excited about it. The only estate taxes, etc., involved with the buying and selling to your new location? What about mileage and tolls for . daughter of Richard L. ents are Mr. and Mrs. ens In April. R ose (P G ) 2, 7:40, 9:30. — Mansfield Unfaithfully Yours (PG) of your homes? thing is, it will mean moving to another state, and, your second car? Will they pay for lodging and meals ; and Nancy Smith Roach Joseph Leal of East Hart Cinema City — Entre Nous Terms of Endearment (PG) Translux College Twin — 12:15, 2, 3:45, 5:30, 7:20, 9:20. 6. The difference between your old mortgage (PG) 7:15,9:30. — Backstage 1:40,7,9:30. — Lasslter(R) 1, Testam ent 7,9. — Lo B alan ce — B la m e ir o n R io (R). 12:10, while my wife and kids are just us excited about it as 1 for your family, both enroute, and while you're " of 65 School St., was born ford. His paternal grand 2,3:50, 5:45, 7:40,9:40. BECAUSE YOU never interest rate and the new one? at the K iro v 7, 9. — B lam e It 7:40, 10. — Against All Odds (R ) 7, 9. am, we’ve never done anything like this before. The Job Search moving into your new home? Feb. 23 at Manchester mother is Mrs. Mary on R io (R ) 7:45, 9:55. — The (R ) 1:15, 7:10, 9:35. — H a rry Vernon know when someone will thing is, I'm not sure how to ask the company exactly 7. Lease penalties and reimbursement of security 9. Incidental expenses such as new curtains and .' Memorial Hospital. Her Labowski of 136 W. Center D re sse r (P G ) 7:30, 9:50. A Son (PG) 1:40,7:10,9:40. — Cinema 1 A 2 — SIlkwood Wllllmantic be searching tor the Item WTIRSTAnMiXITSI CInestudIo — Carmen (R) N ever C ry W o K (P G ) 1:10, (R ) 7:30.— Hot D o g (R ) 7:10, Jlllson Square Cinema — what they pay for a move without sounding naive and deposits on your apartment? drapes, cost of new driver’s licenses, telephone and ""maternal grandparents St. He has a brother, Joey, you hove for sole, it’s EACTHAITTOEB S M -U W 7:30 with Pauline at the 7:30,9:45. 9:05. N ever C ry W o lf (P G ) 7, 9:10. better to run your want inexperienced, and possibly jeopardizing the pending 8. The rental cost for a hous" or apartment in the utility deposits, etc. ? are William and Muriel 4, and a sister, Jennifer, 22 Beach (R ) 9:25. Manchester West Hortford — B la m e It on R io (R ) 7:10, Norman M. Gerber ad for several days ... offer. Can you tell me what moving expenses they’ll new location while your present house is being rented As you can see, many of the items, under both A and Smith of 21 Pine Ridge months. Colonial — Reopens Fri UA Theaters East — Splash Elm 1 A 2 — Hot Dog (R) 9:10. — Foo tloo se (P G ) 7, T H E H O T E L R (P G ) 7:20, 9:35. — B lam e It 7:15, 9:30. SIlkw o od (R ) 7, .canceling it as soon as cover? until it can be sold? B, are negotiable — even if the company has a rigid *■ Drive, Andover. Her pat- day. 9:10. — U nfolthfully Y o u rs East Hartford on RIO (R ) 7:20, 9:25. — 9:30. (P G ) 7:10, 9:10. ^ you get results. :NEW HAMPSHIRE: poiicy covering relocation expense. Don't forget, if " emal grandparents are W ishing will not sell any Eastwood Pub A CInoma — - SHOVWH AT • Moving Expenses — will the company pay for; SIlkw o od (R ) 6:45. ANSWER: No. No one outside that company can! they need you — really need you — even rigid policies „ . Arthur H. and Rita Roach thing a low-cost ad In 1:00*7:45*9;50 1. The move? Will they take care of contacting and Poor Richard's Pub A CI It’s wonderful that you're going to be offered an can be bent or broken — to bring you on board for the ' of Winnisquam, N.H. Classified will. Why not noma — ScarfOce (R ) 7:10. scheduling a mover? good of the company. place one today 1643-2711. excellent job, but assuming they’ve read your Relocation expenses — will the company pay for: $howcoso CInomas — AGAINST 2. Packing and unpacking? Bon Voyage! Curri, Katherine Mar resume, don’t you think they know you’ve never 1. Interim lodging for yourself? If so, for how long? 3. Insurance coverage? Will they take care of garet, daughter of Alfred ALL ODDS R moved before? If you’re still in doubt, just preface 2. Per diem allowances for lodging, meals, laundry, All events beg/n at 8:dOPM 'N -SHOWN AT • insuring any extraordinary valuables you have to and Ellen Fradenburgh I ANTONIO'S I your remarks with, " Y ’know, I ’ve never had a etc.? ^ 1:15*7:109:35 job-related move before, and I d like to know if the move? Editor’s note: Norman M. Gerber is a professional Curri of 117 Lenox St., was FREE PARKING! ^ 3. Trips home for you on weekends? How many and 4. The unhooking and connecting of company will pay for..." 'Your questions won’t sound how often? your employment consultant. If you have a job search - born Jan. 18 at Manches- appliances? TICKETS an now on ssle tor: S Restaurant | naive at all, but direct and intelligent — and isn’t that question, send a letter to Job Search, Box SBi, ' ter Memorial Hospital. FOOTLOOSE 4. Trips for your spouse to the new location to shop -XROUS part of why they want to hire you? What you need is a 5. Shipping your pets? Manchester Herald, Manchester, CT 06040. For a Her maternal grandpar- S 9S6 Main Street Manchester S for a home? (How many days off from work can you 6. The cost of moving your mobile home? -SHOWN AT • guide as to what questions to ask ... and here it is: take to go around with realtors?) personal reply, enclose a self-addressed, stamped !!' ents are Mr. aand Mrs. 7. Shipping your boat, camper, etc.? envelope. Evan Fradenburgh of aissiijA CELEBRATE 1:30-7;20-9:45 Fairfield. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and LOS AM M &fS. rSAM CtSCO, B R O A D W A Y pc Mrs. George St. Germain OALLAS» CmCMOO, mnuioctMM, D A N N Y R O S E of Woodbridge. She has March 27 mksanmres o.c*. asm~romK etrr. -SHOWN AT ■ What are the facts about materials used for voice coils? two brothers, Chris j j u s u a \> 2:00-7.40-9:30 topher, 13, and Neil, 9. EARLY WITH US! QUESTION: I have noticed that speaker manufac Thm Flutm’lu t * Klhg r»turn*l ANSWER: A properly designed solid state ANSWER: I strongly recommend Shure cartridges. turers are using many different materials for their presenrs LASSITER R amplifier sounds just as good as a properly designed They are American made and are of the highest voice coil forms. Many types of plastics, cardboard Pelletier, Matthew Jo- jeafvPierre, S March 13th-14th — tube amplifier when used within their power ratings. quality available. Also, replacement needles are seph, son of Gary Joseph TUIE llin e U 0 tHaturlng -SHOWN AT:- and metals are in use today and, true to form, each $ They do have very different overload characteristics always available when needed. The reason they and manufacturer claims their material is the best. What Stereo Expert . and Terri Ann Rivers IMPORTANCE Rampal COINID M ir a CAIIAGE 1:00-7:40*1000 though. When they are purposely overdriven for otlier American products are not being sold at most ,. Pelletier of 22 Church St. are the real facts about voice coil materials? o r B E IN lG with the special effects such as a guitar player in a rock band stereo shops is profit margin, not quality. Some " -His maternal grandpar- ttoniNii HARRY re tfSarvad wHh potato, carrola, braad would do, the resultant sound is very different. This is imported brands offer dealers as much as a 300 Sprlnglltld Symphony Orchestra ANSW ER: The voice coil in a speaker has as much Jack Bertrand ents are Carl and Joan EARNEST T and buttar. AN D SON where the statement originated. It never should have percent mark up, while Shure offers about 50 percent. to do with how it will sound as the cone does. Each ... JUvers of 15Church St. His And Save. -SHOWNAT • been a concern for the home user of sound equipment, If you were a dealer, which one would you want to sell? material has sonic properties that must be neutral ‘ paternal grandparents March 21 M arch 29 PnZA A REGULAR MENU 0-7:10*0:40. but it was a convenient excuse for salesmen and From a consumer standpoint, you would be wise to ized or compensated for so the speaker will sound "■ are Robert and Theresa S0.OO tr.oo M.OO manufacturers to use when some of the improperly buy the Shure cartridge. If yoli have trouble finding a ALSO AVAILABLE. natural. This has been done with all the materials in „4>elletier of 113 Ridge NEVER CRY designed solid state equipment on the market sounded dealer, contact me. wood Trail, Coventry. He For Tafc# OhI Ordtrs Call use so they all sbund good. I prefer aluminum and cardboard forms instead. This advertisement is WOLFIT harsh as compared to tube units. I'm glad you gave has a sister, Melissa Ann, ______4 4 3 -4 1 4 9 ______copper voice coil forms because of their good heat -SMOWhhT • misleading, but the speakers like this can usually be me the chance to set the record straight on this point. j\Jorqensen dissipation properties. They conduct the heat away recognized by their "lower than every other brand" 3*/i. Herald Classified 1:10-7:30-0:45^ price. ^ COMING SOON! from the coil windings during high power operation. QUESTION; Whatever happened to stereo compo II you have a question about stereos yon would like Labowski, Jellrey TERMS OF^ This makes a more durable speaker. AnIonlo’B All You Csn Eat nents made in the United States? I have looked for an to see answered here, write to: Jack Bertrand, The 'Leon, son of l*on and >K ^d ito n u m ENDEARMENT pu One thing to watch out for is some companies who QUESTION: Do tube amplifiers really sound American-made cartridge for' my turntable for Stereo Expert, P.O. Box U l, Manchester Herald, '"■Deborah Leal Labowski of ^ ^ The University ol Connecticut e Storrs % DINNER BUFFET £ — SMOWtIhT ■ advertise aluminum or copper voice coils are different than solid state amplifiers? Where did this S? Watch for our ads. ■? months. All the brands seem to be imported. Are there Manchester. CT 06040. Jack Bertrand is a licensed „.130 W? Center St., was TfcKclsA Info 486*4226 Phone 643-2711 l:40-7«HI:30 referring to the wire in the coil. Thev use cheap statement originate? any good American-made cartridges left? technician who lives at 46 Phelps Road in Manchester. .- born Feb. 27 at Manches S. BogOlhc«op«n«4 MonteyrifdBir ' ter Memorial Hospital. 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. March 12, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. March 12, 1984 - 19 Have those cracks checked Ahoiit Town IvOOK FOR THE STARS... # Chimney stains are a sign of troubie Health conferences set The Manchester Geriatric Clinic will sponsor two health programs this week. A tuberculosis screening Look for the CLASSIFIED ADS with STARS; stars help you get ment, and one cure. First, a north-facing chimney can QUESTION: We recently bought a home with a is planned Wednesday from 10 to 3 p.m. at the cool your smoke rapidly enough to make huge Salvation Army, 661 Main St. On Friday from 1 to 2 woodstove flue that was built four years ago. The amounts of creosote even though you are burning the previous owners had a woodburner attached to it and p.m. readings will be taken. better results. Put a star on your ad and see what a blazes out of the wood. Two, another common problem A diabetic conference is scheduled Thursda'y from 1 used it as their main source of heat. The chimney is oversized flue tiles. Your stove has a pipe vent of appears to be in excellent condition except for several Clean Sweep to 3 p.m. at Westhill Gardens, 24 Bluefieid Drive. Call eight inches round, but the flue tiles are about twice as 647-3174 for an appointment. spots on the exterior where there seems to be dark big. That means more surface area than necessary for ^ difference it makes. Telephone 643-2711, AAonday-Friday, stains. Could this be a problem and how can we tell if smoke to condense into creosote. Bigger is not better the chimney is safe to use? Greg Allaire when it comes to matching a woodburner to a Learn to speak up chimney. ANSWER: Dark stains on the outside of the The Manchester Jaycees will sponsor a speak-up 8:30 g.m. to 5:00 p.m.______i f ______The cure is to reline the chimney with stainless steel program Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Knights of chimney means creosote is leaking through a crack in pipe with a direct connection to your stove. This the flue tile and then through the bricks. Your, Columbus, 138 Main St. The event is designed to means running either fiexible>or straight pipe from enhance one's public speaking skills and is open to the Pretty Yoke Sleeveless Knit chimney is at best borderline for usage with a solid Also, if you use that chimney and have a chimney your stove vent to the chimney top with a rain cap to public. Call 643-5258 or 646-8461. Homes for Sale 31 Rooms for Rent 41 Store/Office Space 44 Bullding/Contracting S3 Household Goods 62 Pets 65 fuel appliance. 1 wouldn't recommend using the fire, all the creosote that Has built up in between the keep rain out. Around the pipe pour “ Zonolite'' chimney until a certified chimney sweep or a mason exterior of the flue tiles and the interior of the bricks, insulation to keep the piping warm. checks it for soundness and safety. can be very difficult to extinguish and very dangerous, given its closer proximity to the wood With this method, you'll also have a safer chimney Q ES elects officers GENTLEMAN PRE FARRAND REMODEL USED REFRIGERA DOG TRAI Nl NG -S t o r t Several things can happen with a chimney tike FERRED. $50.00 weekly. MANCHESTER yours. If there are areas where you can see creosote framing. due to the extra fire-stopping ability of the pipe. One • The Temple chapter. Order of the Eastern Star, ING — Cabinets, roofing, TORS, WASHERS, ing in April, classes held wflC . 646-2000. in bolton. Coll 643-9839for stains, maybe there are spots where you can't see The main point 1 would like to emphasize is that if caution: it must be stainless steel pipe: regular meet to elect officers Wednesday at 8 p.m. at ; NOW RENTING gutters, room additions, Ranges - clean, guaran registration. stains, for instance, around the wood framing. If any you can see trouble spots outside the chimney, you stoveppe would probably rust out in less than five Masonic Temple, 25 E. Center St. A potiuck supper ^ 822 MAIN ST. decks, all types of remo teed, parts and service. years. VERY COMFORTABLE CBfiMIlMlnBW deling and repairs. FR EE Low prices. B.D. Pearl & of the wood framing is exposed to the smoke, it is also may have worse unseen areas inside. planned at 6; 30 p.m. «>« ROOM — Convenient lo FREE TO GOOD HOME exposed to heat through the crack. If that were the estimates. Fully Insured. Son, 649 Main Street, cation. After 4pm call Telephone 443-6017, offer 643-2171. — Beautiful orange an case, you wouldn't even need a chimney fire to cause a QUESTION: I've been reading your column for I've done several of these jobs and the difference in 2 STORY BLDG. 649-0102. far full ItoBtfVBSBn 6pm, 647-8509. gora cot and port huskv- house fire. Just the constant heat on the framing could several weeks now. and it has been a good education stove performance and creosote production is W A TES to meet by Norma incredible. One extra bonus on top of it all, is that ••••••••••••••••••••••a AIR CONDITIONED PORTABLE DIS- /port shepherd dog. Good super dry it to a point where its kindling temperature for someone like me who has limited experience (like Manchester WATERS will meet Tuesday at 7:30 Tedford FU aV SPRINKLERED DESIGN KITCHENS by HWASHER — Needs pets. Coll anytime, 647- you'll burn less wood to maintain your accustomed Apartments for Rent 42 DOVER ELEVATOR could be lower enough to bring into the temperature most people) 'with woodburning. This is my problem. 1 p.m. at 72 E. Center St. Officers wil be elected. PARKING PRIVILEGES J. P. Lewis. Cabinets, hose. Easily repaired. $50 9278. have a big All-Nighter stove in my basement temperatures. range of the smoke and then your house is on fire. Weighing-in is from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. ••••••••••••••••••••••a ALTER TO SUIT vanities, formica, Wilson or best offer. Butcher it If you do have a chimney fire, any cracks or weak fireplace. This is my fourth year using it. I keep a 1.000 to 6.000 S/F art, Corlon counter tbps, block look. Coll 646-0806, OBEDIENCE CLASSES PER FLOOR — Puppy kindergarten spots in the flue tiles or bricks could widen or give stovepipe thermometer at about 300 degrees F. One of the most MANCHESTER-One, two OFFICE SUITES kitchen cabinet fronts, days only. Ji:'. way, exposing direct flame on the house framing. normally. 1 clean the stove every six weeks but not unusual home purchas and three bedroom FIRST FLOOR RETAIL through advanced train Editor's note: you have a question you would like Scouts plan fair complete woodworking That's why firemen pay such close attention to the much creosote accumulates there. The real problem II ing plans on the mortga apartments. Heat and hot OR OFFICES service, custom mode DRYER, GAS GE — ing. Show handling. Pri chimney surroundings on chimney fire calls. They're area is the chimney: sometimes as much as 15gallons to see answered here, write to: Greg Ailaire, Girl Scout Troop 2 will sponsor a spring craft fair„ ge-finance scene today water. $400, $440, $495. furniture, colonial repro Heavy duty. Excellent vate lessons available. 647-5003 Storting April. Coll 643- checking to be sure the chimney hasn't ruptured at are removed, t^ice a year! 1 really don't know what to Manchester Herald, Box 591, Manchester, Ct„ 06040. May 19 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Center' is the "zero-percent Call 649-4800. ■8. NOt««N ductions In wood, 9 varie condition. Reasonable 9631. some unseen spot which could spew out creosote and do. I burn the fire nice and hot: my wood is always For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, self- Congregational Church. Craftsmen may rent spaoe - mortgage". It is unusual ties of hardwood and price. Coll 643-9878. addressed envelope. Allaire, a 94 Carmen Road by contacting Elizabeth Wilt, 57 Lenxington Drive, or* because the ZPM re SECOND FLOOR — Two veneers NOW IN STOCK flames. seasoned a full year, and as you suggested, I don't try quires no interest to be .m resident, is a certllied solid fuel safety technician, and Charlotte Johnson, 73 Congress St. family. Five rooms. Heat Coll 649-9658 or evenings, KENMORE OIS- Cars/Trucks for Sole 71 An experienced chimney sweep or mason can to dampen the fire down to make it last the whole paid. It is the ultimate M4NCMSTR usually locate any cracked flue tile. The general night. The chimney is on the North side of the house, a member of the National Chimney Sweep Guild. Included. $450 monthly, 289-7010. HWASHER 8, HOOVER \A.- solution to the problem cjoii'all 646-3979. a im iB MKMISS 8B1IKT aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa procedure is to first thoroughly clean the chimney. which I understand can be a problem. I even of high interest rates. Upright Vacuum — Both 2 VBAC education offered .“ $MI/1B$I This "un-mortgage" is 8,000 iq. ft. wtrthouBB or ussm- LEON CIESZYNSKI good condition. Coll 646- Quite often, I 've found that a cracked flue tile makes a measured the Hue tile opening to be sure I have a IR E E ROOMS — Heat, 1977 CHEVY BLAZER — . - . 4 " TOLLAND — The VBAC (Vaginal Birth After; occasionally offered by 71HF bfjr building. LOBdingdock.dovBf- B U ILD ER — New homes, 0591. “ hollow" sound when it's being brushed. After the good-enough draft area. It measures approximately Women likely to live longer hot water, carpet. $295. hBBd doort. Fnnoid parking. Excellent condition. Caesarian) support group will meet Friday at 7;M ' builders who are over additions, remodeling, chimney has been brushed down, inspect all the debris 12''xl2". What's next? No pets. Adults only. m laahy — a47-SMS DROP LEAF SO.LID 63,000 original miles. Au- p.m. at the home of RebiScca Tanner, 693 Buff C&P' stocked with unsold rec rooms,, garages, kit tomotlc. AM/FM that has fallen: pieces of flue tile may have fallen WASHINGTON (UPI) - By the year 2000 life Centrally located. Secur chens remodeled, ceil MAHOGANY Dinin ■■At: homes. The scenario cassette, power steering, m down. Then, visually inspect the interior of the ANSWER: Your problem is very common. It seems expectancy for women in the United States will have Road extension. ity deposit. Call otter ings, bath tile, dormers, groom Table with choirs. calls (or the builder toof- aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa power brakes, tracker chimney looking for any visible cracks. Sometimes I like you've been burning the stove by the book, doing risen to 86.2 years, says a life insurance newsletter. The meeting is open to the public. The group gives.' 5pm, 646-7690. roofing. Residential or Very good condition. fer a home at its regular tires. Cheyenne package. have to perform a "smoke test.'' This is a procedure in everything just right, but still have tons of creosote An article in The Family Economist says the average support to women who have had, or who are having,q, selling price to a buyer Roommates Wanted 48 commercial. 649-4291. $300. Coll 646-8606 after which 1 block off the top and bottom of the chimney every year. And. of course, some bozo down thestreet life span for men by that date iss expected to be 74.3 caesarian bitrth. The group also offers a list of VBAC- ' who can make a 30% M ANCHESTER -4 room Spm. Asking $5000. Must Be PH0T04>UIDE years. The figures were provided by gerontologist physicians and literature. Refreshments are provided,; Seen. Daytime, Art, 244- EXaUSIVE and insert a smoke-producing “ bomb". The smoke does everything wrong and gets hardly any creosote downpayment. The re apartment, first floor, ROBERT E. JARVIS — SMAU fills up the entire chimney interior, and if there are build-up (and brags to you about it). Eileen Crimmins, an assistant professor at the and children are welcome. '' ' mainder is paid to the $550. Utilities and parking CHEST OF DRAWERS- 5071, weekends, 659-1015. •V ROOMMATE TO SHARE Building and Remodeling any exterior leaks, smoke will pour out. University of Southern California. Call 871-7373 or 228-0366. builder inequal monthly Included. 649-3379. With vanity and round JL 0 MEDIUM 1 There are two probable causes (or your predica R E N T — $232.50 plus Vi Specialist. Additions, installments over five garages, roofing, siding, mirror. Asking $75. Coll 8 3 3 § ^ LARGE] raars with no interest. TAKING APPLICA utilities. Security re AU UZB 'n quired. Available April kitchens, bathrooms, re mornings, 649-2558. The buyer does not re TIONS for 4 room duplex. placement windows- 12-V4-24V4. I 5015 U S l l ceive title until after the 2 bedrooms, large kit 1st. Four rooms. Oakland 1979 FORD FIESTA — Manor Apartments. Coll /doors. Coll 643-6712. ONE COUCH — 91 Inches Excellent condition.; An appealing knit vest is Hnal payment has been chen, 1 bath. $400 per long. Needs to be uphol This front - buttoned Mark, 649-6691, evenings 27,000 original owner a deliglit to wear with inade. month. No pets. Referen CAR P EN TR Y — Repairs, stered. $25. Coll otter classic with a pretty yoke miles. 30 day guarantee. and gentle A-linc flare is blouses or sweaters in ces required. Phiibrick security locks, remodel 5pm, 649-5904. Vltll the office olTEO- W A N TED — Responsi $2900. Coll 647-0661. sure to appeal to the half any season. Classified.. 643-2711 FORD REAL ESTATE. Agency, 646-4200. ing, alterations, garages, No. 5015 has knit di business Opportunities... .22 Store/Office Space .. Household Goods...... 62 CENTURY 21 and let our ble, non smoking female sizer. rections for Sizes Small, N o t i c e s For advertisements to be to share 3 bedroom additions, family rooms, OLDER FOUR DRAWER No. 8339 with Photo- Situation W a n te d ...... 23 Resort Property ...... Misc. for Sale ...... 63 R a t e s M9hly trained and vary COVENTRY — Two bed DRESSER — With full 1971 DATSUN PICKUP — Medium and Large (5- published Monday, the dead condo. Phone 646-8770, formica, cabinetry, Guide is in sizes 1 0 to Lost/Found...... Employment Info...... 24 Misc. for Rent...... Home and Garden ...... 64 Minimum Charge: knovdadgtable atall ae- room apartment. Coun- swing-type mirror. On Rebuilt '73 motor; Radiol 16) inclusive. line is 2:30 p.m . on Friday. otter 8:30pm. closets, roofs, gutters, tires. Good running con 24ta. Size 12%, 35 bust, Personals...... Instruction...... 25 Wanted to R en t...... P e t s ...... 65 $2.25 for one day , aiai you aH sapaeta of . try setting. 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BUSINESS Democrats tap newcomer Latest big oil merger Hoya defense tor town vice chairman Jeopardizing another? Is consistent Poor foreign-language skills hurting us ... page 3 page 20 .. page 9 i • There are more teachers of English in the Soviet Studies. The House has already passed a bill Regents Diploma by 1987 and for all high school I Union than there are students of Russian in the United sponsored by Rep. Paul Simon. D-Ill., the Foreign graduates by 1991. I States. Language Assistance for National Security Act of Only 15 percent of all high school students now study I • About 10.000 Japanese conduct business in the Your 1983. Simon's bill would establish six new programs to a foreign language, down from 24 percent in 1965; only 8 percent of U.S. colleges require a second language i United States for their firms. Most of these speak encourage foreign-language training and improve the Manchester, Conn. i English as a matter of course, if not courtesy. In Honey's quality of instruction at all educational levels. for admission, a precipitous drop from 34 percent in Snow tonight; j contrast, approximately 900 Americans conduct Funds would be directed to model language 1966; and only a tiny 8.4 percent of college students Tuesday, March 13, 1984 Worth programs in local school districts, in junior and studied another language in 1980, against 17 percent in changing to rain :\ business in Japan for their firms and few speak any Single copy; 25« i' Japanese. Sylvia Porter community colleges and to colleges that enrolled a 1960. — See page 2 • In 1980-81, no Ph.Ds were awarded in Arabic, only minimum pefeentage of students in language Yet, weigh the links between foreign language lianfhratrr MpraUi one in Japanese and six in Chinese in the United courses. The underlying and inspiring concept: to training and jobs. About four out of five new jobs in States. encourage a language requirement. The bill would U.S. manufacturing come from foreign trade. The Perhaps, right after World War II, when we thought establish summer programs for students and their number of Americans working for foreign-o^ed ourselves the policeman of the world and acted with teachers, too. companies now tops 2.5 million. Of the $2 triliion an irritating arrogance fitting the role, such national educational laxity ushered in by the ’60s," global export market, America accounts for oniy incompetence in foreign language was more under says the president of Columbia University, Michael I. It would b ^ o less than cruel self-deception were about 10 percent. We cannot ignore this! Even if' standable (Let them talk English if they wish to Severn. And every expert on the state of American our adm ini^ation and Congress to ignore this vital Reagan's cronies communicate in sign language, the Leaders speak!) — but not now. Today, our dismal education echoes his remarks and recommendations. legislation.^ We must run fast merely to stay in our rest of the world’s leaders are beyond that. Multi-Circuits performance in foreign language is actually a Yet the federal government under President dismal way^hind place in our study of other dangerous problem. It makes us less competitive in Reagan has requested no money whatsoever to fund languages. We must appropriate adequate funds to Income tax guide available international business. It hampers us in diplomacy one major program that fosters language study at the make a meaningful difference in how we fare. collegiate and postgraduate levels. Congressional activity coincides with local efforts "Sylvia Porter's 1984 Income Tax Book,” her turn to and international relations. It threatens our national comprehensive guide to income taxes, is now security — not to mention that this incompetence For fiscal 1984, the federal government will spend a to strengthen foreign language requirements in available through her column. Send $4.95 plus $1 for saie compiete/ makes us appear silly to the rest of the world, where mere $4.6 million. And this represents a huge elementary and high schools. A 1980 state-by-state mailing and handling to “ Sylvia Porter’s 1M4 Income people routinely speak two or three languages improvement. For this year, the Reagan budget survey found that only eight states required high Tax Book,” in care of the Manchester Herald, 4400 fluently. request totaled zero. schools to offer foreign language instruction, and no Johnson Drive, Fairway, Kan. 66205. Allow four to six Syrians This failure of our educational system to build This year. Congress will vote to reauthorize the state had a language requirement for graduation. weeks for delivery. Make checks payable to Universal m : enrollments in foreign-language courses at all levels Higher Education Act, including Title VI. called Slowly, though, this situation is changing. New York, Press Syndicate. for $13 miliion was among the "most important casualties of a International Education and Foreign Language for instance, will require language proficiency for its By Jack Redden United Press International By James Sacks diate changes for Multi-Circuits Assistant News Editor employees outside management. LAUSANNE, Switzerland — Sy He said the sale had already rian Vice President Abdel Halim Bills vary w idely ' The sale of Multi-Circuits Inc., been announced to the company’s Khaddam told Lebanese leaders the Manchester-based printed cir approximately 700 employees in today that national reconciliation cuit board manufacturer, to Tyco Manchester. talks could lead to peace "with the Sandra Peay, a spokeswoman s & NOW Laboratories Inc. has been com help of Syria” as heavy fighting in phone systems isi 19 m pleted for "a fraction” under $13 for the Federal Trade Commission sounded an ominous note in Beirut. 5 9 in Washington, said the FTC W . million, Tyco Vicp President Irv The conference, which had a 0 ing Gutin said this morning. cleared the sale March 1 after brief opening session Monday By Sidney Shaw ted the most free calls, but Gutin said the New Hampshire- reviewing it for compliance with evening, resumed in the morning United Press Internationol Checkbook noted that the company based Tyco, a public company that antitrust concerns and filing re after a night of bloody battles in the — which is owned by Comsat, m manufactures printed circuit quirements. FTC Compliance Spe Lebanese capital left 24 people WASHINGTON — Most custo Aetna and IBM and recently laid boards, underwater communica cialist Patrick Sharpe said the / dead and 54 others were wounded. mers compare rates when choos off 12.8 percent of its workforce in merger agreement had been filed ^ "Khammed opened the meeting an attempt to stem massive losses tions equipment, fire-protection ing a long-distance telephone com Feb. 23. Margaret Moutsos, a — has recently changed its billing systems and commercial packag f saying that... with the help of pany, but a new study today found paralegal specialist with the Jus practices. ing, moved quickly to complete the i Syria, we are going to conduct an that how the systems calculate the tice Department’s pre-merger not "Nonetheless, SBS is still ex purchase for cash after learning effective, good conference for the length of calls may have a bigger ification office, said the FTC’s pected to be the most generous of that the merger had been approved future of Lebanon," conference effect on bills than per-minute release of the information indi the studied companies," Check by federal regulatory authorities. spokesman Eliane Gebara said. charges. cated that both the commission book said. Both the Federal Trade Commis ■A A Mrs. Gebara said the moodof the The service rating firm Consu and Justice Department had inde Checkbook, which expects to sion and the Justice Department meeting was "optimistic," but mers' Checkbook, after making pendently reviewed and approved publish its full survey in May as accelerated their review of the there were contradictory reports 2,000 calls through eight long the transaction. "The Complete Guide to Lower sale, he said, and had approved it .1 >• on the progress made toward distance phone companies, found As of Friday, Multi-Circuits Vice Phone Costs," said it released its as of about a week before the halting the fighting that heated up substantial variations in how com President William H. Stevenson preliminary findings due to recent Friday closing. He said company as the conference .convened panies time calls for billing pur became on-site manager of Multi- i: poses, with the financially ailing customer lawsuits complaining of m officials were pleased about the Monday. Circuits’ Manchester operations ^ A committee established imme- Satellite Business Systems giving MCI's and Sprint's billing accelerated review and the closing and President Merrill Whiston practices. of the sale. diately after the session’s opening customers the best break. I v» l retired from day-to-day participa Checkbook made the calls from Gutin, speaking from Tyco’s > v ’WB called on the leaders of Lebanon’s Telesaver charged an average of tion in the company, Gutin said. Washington, San Francisco, Chi Exeter headquarters, reiterated warring factions to contact their 40 seconds more than the actual m! Stevenson will now report to the call length, American Telephone & cago and Houston between Sep statements made when the pro *. *W