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M - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Pec. 14. MM BUSINESS SPORTS Pats seek elusive BuaineBa How to handle lump-sum retirement Orange Bowl win ... page 11 in an annuity, rather than an In B rie f QUESTION: I retired recently and received a fairly account, because IRA withdrawals will come to an large lump sum from my employer’s retirement plan. end and an annuity pays out for life. u ., Munton’t raltM $2,000 I know I can either report all this money on my 1985 I should think it all depends on which of income tax return and use 10-year averaging, or I can the better rate of return as an investment. What do A family day at Munson’i Candy Kitchen Inc. put it into a rollover individual retirement account. Investors’ railed $2,000 recently for Newington Children’s I have been told that it generally would be to my you think? Hospital. G uide advantage to take 10-year averaging. But, since I ANSWER: I ’m with you. Families visiting the Bolton candy shop had the have other money in certificates of deposit I can use to William A. Doyle For openers, vou don’t pay income tax on the money opportunity to watch candy being made from live on until I reach 70‘A , wouldn’t it be wiser to put the you put into any IRA. That saves you money each scratch-and-taste test samples. The proceeds will retirement plan distribution into a rollover IRA? ' year. Except for annuities in "403(b) plans, which be used to purchase medical equipment. are available to employees of schools, hospitals, ANSWER; Most likely, yes. religious, charitable and other nonprofit orgaiUza- Farm foreclosurat drop By using 10-year averaging, you would pay 1985 tions, the money that goes into annuities comes from iiaurbrBtrr Hrralit federal income tax on that lump-sum distribution as if ) Manchii.Mer .A Ciiy iil Village Charm withdrawals. after "after tax” dollars. , . WASHINGTON - Foreclosures by the you hod received the money over 10 years. That would And, anyone reaching age 70*A in 1985 or later is Farmers Home Administration were down There’s one point of which you should be aware. You be a big savings, compared to paying full income tax allowed to recalculate his or her life expectancy sharply in the fiscal year that ended on Sept. 30, on that money. However, the tax savings would be a have to put the money into the rollover IRA within 60 annually and stretch out IRA withdrawals. Assuming but officials say the situation for 1985-86 is clouded one-shot thing. After that, anything that money earns, days after you receive the check. If you delay past that you do that, you’ll never outlive yoiir IRA. Single copy: 25S by many uncertainties. in interest or dividends, would be taxable. The added time limit, you’ll be hit with full income tax on the Monday, Dec. 16,1985 That "someone” gave you bad advice. If you can Accoi^ing to new figures by the FmHA, an taxes you would pay in future years might be entire amount. afford to put money into an IRA. do it. agency of the Agriculture Department, about substantial. 4,005 farmers were "lost” through foreclosures, By putting that retirement plan distribution in a QUESTION: Do I have to roll over the entire QUESTION; Has the annual amount that a married bankruptcies and other causes in 1984-85. Those rollover IRA, you’ll defer income tax on both that amount of a qualified lump-sum distribution from my couple, only one of whom Is employed, been raised amounted to about 1.6 percent of the agency’s money and the money it earns until you make former employer’s retirement plan into an individual Telephone O’Neill wants farm borrowers, who total more than 270,000. withdrawals from the IRA, which you’ll be required to retirement account in order to keep it tax-deferred? from $2,250 to $4,000? In the previous year, said an agency start doing after age 70‘/k. spokesman, Marlyn Aycock, 6,713 farmers were There’s no cut and dried answer as to which of the ANSWER; No. That formerly was the rule, but it’s ANSWER: Not yet. That proposed hike in annual lost from all causes, a loss rate of 2.4 percent. two chojpes you are considering is better for everyone not any more. contributions to a spousal IRA is part of President a life-saver During 1982-83, he said, 7,529 farmers left the in your position. You can put part of that lump-sum distribution into Reagan’s tax overhaul plan and is expected to be included when the tax bill now under consideration more prisons land, a loss rate of 2.7 percent. For people who want to have lump-sum retirement a rollover IRA and do anything you like with the rest of "W e don't have any projections (for 1985-86),” plan distributions available for immediate spending, the money. finally clears Congress. Yes, I ’m hedging with the words “ proposed and Aycock said in an interview this week. "There are 10-year averaging 1s the wise choice. The portion of the lump sum that goes into the so many undecided factors, including what However, you don’t need that money. Most likely, rollover IRA will remain tax-sheltered. You will, of "expected.” Our lawgivers are still diddling around at town bar happens to the Farm Credit System." you’ll do better by putting It into a rollover IRA and course, have to pay income tax on the money you don’t with massive tax legislation. and troopers keeping it sheltered from taxes. That lump sum place in that IRA. should grow into a much more sizable amount by the Doyle welcomes written questions, but he can Call gives owner time time you’re required to start making IRA QUESTION; Someone told me it is better to invest provide answers only through the column. VA loan rate at low point HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. given day. 6 to fire shot at robber William A. O’Neill said today he The $11.5 million package un­ WASHINGTON — The new maximum Vete­ will seek state funds in the next veiled today represents only part rans Administration loan rate of 10.5 percent that By George Layng fiscal year to hire more state of the budget request O’Neill will went into effect Friday is the lowest since late troopers and build additional pri­ submit to the General Assembly in 1970. Herald Reporter GAF Corp. aims February to finance operatlons of Stocks Set New Record sons to fight crime in Connecticut. Warren Lasko, executive vice president of the The Democratic governor issued the criminal justice system in the Mortgage Bankers Association, said the move by The Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed A phone call probably saved Sylvia Ann Whitten from getting shot late Sunday night. a series of proposals calling for next fiscal year, officials said. the VA, announced Thursday, is a response to the 23.97 points to 1535.21, surpassing its spending more than$11.5millionin Although the package includes decline in all mortgage rates. to sweeten offer previous record of 1511.70. Whitten, the owner of Renn’s Tavern on Cooper the 1986-87 fiscal year as part of some new initiatives, several of its He refused to p i^ ic t any further lowering of Street, was held up at gunpointby a man in a ski mask what will be his overall proposed components are required under rates, but added that for 15-year conventional just after midnight. ’The unidentified man forced budget for the courts and criminal laws enacted earlier and the $11.5 loans "w e are darned close to having single-digit Whitten to give him cash from the register and then million total merely includes the mortgage rates.” justice system. pointed a handgun at her. The proposals unveiled today funds to carry out those commit­ The change is the second in less than a month Previous record Company plans to woo When the gun made a clicking noise, Whitten included added . funding to hire ments, officials said. and the fifth this year. The VA had lowered the of 1511.70 set The main components of the rate to 11 percent Nov. 20. thought she was about to get shot. But just then, a additional state police and court Dec. 11, 1985. phone behind the man rang. staff and to build three new prisons $11.5 million package include; and other facilities, including the • $225,000 for new state police "It startled him enough to turn around,” Whitten Carbitde sharehoWers state’s first halfway house for recruits. Larrye deBear, the gov­ said this morning. She then ducked behind a counter, * women inmates. ernor’s press secretary, said the Yields down In late auction pulled out her own .25 caliber pistol, reached over the By Morybeth Nibley chairman and chief executive officer, O’Neill outlined the $11.5 million request represents a continuation counter and fired. WASHINGTON — Yields on short-term Treas­ The Associated Press renewed his request to meet with Union package in remarks prepared for of efforts to beef up the state police ury securities fell in the postponed auction Carbide management and said the The man yelled “ Jesus” and ran out the front door, delivery at a luncheon following force. Thursday with rates on six-month bills dropping — By amending the proposed d ^ l, including the price, was police said. Before he left, he put the money from the dedication ceremonies for a new • $5 million to begin construc­ to the lowest level since July. terms of its $4.12 billion bid to biiy Union open for negotiation. 1480 register on the bar. state courthouse in New London. tion of two new prisons with a total The Treasury Department sold $7.6 billion in Carbide Corp., GAF Corp. has made the In a letter sent Friday to Union " I ’m still a bit uptight,” Whitten said in an ‘"Equal justice for ail’ is not of 900 beds. O’Neill also will three-month bills at an average discount rate of offer more appealing to the chemical Carbide Chairman Warren M. Ander­ Interview this morning. simply a phrase to be trotted out propose building a 60-bed jail for 7.05 percent, down from 7.19 percent last week. giant’s shareholders and harder for son, Heyman said that ” GAF is willing Police said Whitten, 49, had left the bar just after for ceremonial occasions such as “ low-risk offenders," including Another $7.6 billion was sold in six-month bills at Union Carbide to resist, merger spe­ to discuss and negotiate the terms of its midnight, but returned because she had forgotten the today’s," he said. “ It is the basic people convicted of drunken driv­ an average discount rate of 7.02 percent, down cialists said Friday. proposal.” weekend receipts. As she was unlocking the padlock to constitutional command to each ing, and $900,000 for expanding from 7.26 percent. GAF, a specialty chemicals and "And so that there will be no the side door, she felt something pushed into her right and every branch of government halfway houses, including opening The three-month rate was the lowest since 6.81 building materials maker based in . misunderstaning on your part, you and shoulder blade, she told police. A man told her he had and each and every public the first halfway house for women percent on Sept. 23 while the six-month rate was Wayne, N.J.. sweetened Its hostile bid your board should know that GAF is a gun and ordered her inside. servant.” . inmates. the lowest since 7 percent on July 8. by offering to pay $68 a share for all willing to discuss any aspect of its The man then told Whitten to give him the cash in O’Neill said the state’s crime • More than $1 million to open The new discount rates understate the actual outstanding shares, whether or not the proposal, including price, whether or 1420 the register, which totaled $47. Whitten did as she was rate has dropped by 22 percent and staff new courthouses in return to Investors — 7.28 percent for three-month Union Carbide board approves the not there are other bidders,” he said in ordered, then stood behind the counter as the man since 1980 while in the same time Bridgeport, Enfield and Milford, bills and 7.38 percent for six-month bills. merger. the letter, which was released to raised the gun. the number of people housed in plus $500,000 to create six new E The initial offer announced on Mon­ reporters. “ I was extremely nervous,” Whitten said. She said Connecticut’s prisons has grown Judgeships required under a law day provided for an all-cash purchase that although she has kept a registered handgun for "a from about 4,000 to 6,000 on any already on the books. Small business led only if a “ mutually satisfactory merger BY CONVERTING the deal com­ November Dec. number of years,” she has never had to use it and has agreement” between the two compan­ pletely to cash, GAF has disarmed one nevei* had any trouble at Renn’s, which she hasowned HARTFORD — Republican Tfcglslattve leaders ies could be reached. of the most potent weapons in the UPI Graphic for the past 2>A years. on Friday outlined a series of proposals designed Under the original two-pronged offer, anti-takeover arsenal. Whitten said she did not have an opportunity to to help small businesses in the state, including tax GAF would have paid $68 apiece in cash The,\ weapon, the "poison pill,” reach for her'gun earlier because the man was Town bells will toll credits and stiffer penalties for passing bad for 48 million shares, boosting its stake involves making a target company too watching her closely. checks. in Union Carbide to 80 percent from 10 expensive to acquire profitably. It has She speculated that the fortunate phone call was "Eighty percent of all new jobs in Connecticut percent. GAF began accumulating frequently been effective when used from someone who wanted to know if the bar was C are being generated by small businesses,” said Interest rate optimism Union Carbide stock in August. against two-tiered bids that involve open. Renn’s closes an hour earlier than usual on in honor of King House Speaker R.E. Van Norstrand, R-Darien. Next, GAF would have acquired the cash for some shares and securities for Sunday6. she said. " I f this is going to continue in the future, we need remaining 20 percent of Union Carbide the rest, as did GAF’s original plan. " I never did answer the phone,” she said. By Alex GIrelll Town Director Stephen Cassano, to make every effort to do what we can to provide stock by exchanging preferred stock The "poison pill” device has worked * Whitten said she does not think she hit the man when Herald Reporter who will conduct the meeting, said effective incentives.” worth $68 a share. in those cases because shareholders sends stocks soaring she fir ^ , and police reported that there were no blood he plans to look into the possibility Among the GOP proposals, which will be had doubts about the value of the stains in the bar. ’They could not find the bullet, Manchester churches will ring of naming a town building, street debated during the 1986 legislative session are: WALL STREET apparently antici­ securities they would have received By Chet Currier economic growth in the months ahead. however. their bells in unison at noon on Jan. or park in honor of King. • removing the sales tax on commercial and pated that Union Carbide might draw after the acquisition. The Associated Press The Fed reported that industrial Police said they have issued a warning to area 20 to usher in the new national Cassano said the Manchester industrial marketing, development, testing and an even higher bid. Its stock closed at "In making the offer all cash they production rose 0.4 percent in hospitals to be on the lookout for a man seeking holiday set aside to honor the Rev. Area Conference of Churches and research services. Hanild photo by Tsrquinlo $60.75 a share Friday, higher than have removed that cloud of uncer­ NEW YORK — The stock market November. treatment for a gunshot wound. A search of the area Martin Luther King Jr. others have indicated that if the • strengthening the penalty for writing a bad GAF’s offer and up $6.75 from last tainty,” said Robert W. Wien, a vice topped off its best and busiest week of a Another, not-so-favorable number around the bar after the incident turned up no clues, In addition, a midday ceremony town succeeds in hiring a police check so that the person responsible has to make Sylvia Ann Whitten may not look dangerous, but late Sunday night she Friday before GAF revealed its president in the mergers and acquisi­ record-breaking year with another was the 0.8 percent rise in the producer police said. has been tentatively set at Center officer from a minority group in its good on it within 30 days of receiving a written foiled a robbery attempt at Renn's Tavern on Cooper Street. The intentions. tions group at Dean Witter Reynolds strong gain in heavy trading Friday. price index of finished goods, reported : Based on a description supplied by Whitten, police Congregational Church and a next round of hiring, the accomp­ demand for payment or be held liable for the “ A better offer could be in the offing,” Inc. "It will still be a two-step Analysts said hopes for lower interest by the Labor Department. are looking for a man about 5 feet, 8 inches tall, incident occurred around midnight, just after Whitten had locked up for candlelight service is planned in lishment would be a meaningful amount of the check plus damages of three times said one investment analyst who asked rates and accelerating business activ­ A broad range of industry groups, weighing 140 pounds and wearing a dark jacket. The the evening. Plans also call for the tribute to King’s memory. Despite the amount. transaction, but all the shareholders the evening. Police are still searching for the robber, who left behind that he not be identified. would be receiving a known amount.” ity kept the bull-market bandwagon ranging from auto and bank issues to kuspect talks with a southern accent, police said. showing of the movie. "Montgo­ efforts to hire a minority officer, • providing a credit on the sales tax on repair the money he had forced Whitten to give him after she fired a shot at He added that GAF has pursued its Union Carbide, based in Danbury, rolling on Wall Street. drug and oil stocks, turned in strong Whitten said that although it took her a lopg time to mery to Memphis,” several times the town police force still employs and replacement parts for manufacturing quest aggressively and has demon­ Conn., has been beset with troubles The Dow Jones average of 30 showings. But the most notable gains fall asleep last night, she would return to work today. him. during the day. which was set aside only whites. machinery for businesses with total assets of less industrials climbed 23.97 to 1.535.21, were recorded by R.J. Reynolds by Congress to honor the slain civil Assistant Town Manager Steven than $4 million. strated a firm desire to acquire Union since the December 1984 disaster in Carbide, a company that is about 10 bringing its gain for the week to 58.04 Industries, up ZVi at 32, and Philip rights leader. Werbner said today that a new • establishing "individual training accounts” Bhopal, India, in which a chemical leak times larger than GAF in terms of points. It was the largest weekly rise for Morris, up 4Vi at 85V4, in the tobacco The town’s schools and libraries round of hiring will take place in for employee training. Companies could contrib­ from one of its plants killed more than revenue. the average since it jumped 87.46 points group. will display books and other January. He said that in the ute up to $250 a year per employee and could get a 2,000 people. GAF decided to increase its offer July 30-Aug. 3, 1984. Analysts have been watching the materials relating to King. interim, the town adminstration credit against other state taxes equal to the The damage suits against Union Job security broke Pratt impasse A number of other activities are Volume on the New York Stock case, and another still pending in will review its hiring procedures to amount In each account. because it was able to raise more Carbide resulting from the Bhopal financing than it originally thought it Exchange reached 177.90 million California, to see whether the tobacco under consideration by a commit­ see if they can be improved to tragedy and another toxic leak at the tee planning the observance. could, analysts said. shares, up from 170.54 million Thurs­ industry might face an onslaught of ■ HARTFORD (AP) - Union the contract that union and com­ issue the union had cited as the and retraining of workers dis­ attract qualified minority company’s Institute, W.Va., plant were One idea is a luncheon at C:enter The deal would be financed by the day. Nationwide turnover in NYSE- liability claims. machinists have voted overwhelm­ pany negotiators had agreed to main reason behind the walkout, placed by automation, said candidates. Soybean futures lower once thought to make Union Carbide Church, with proceeds to go to a sale of high-yield high-risk bonds, listed issues, including trades in those Honeywell was up 4 at 77‘A after ingly to accept a three-year _ Friday, and were to begin return­ which began Dec. 2 at plants in Almeida. The Manchester Interracial V unlikely as a takeover candidate. newly established Dr. Martin CHICAGO — Soybean futures prices were commonly called "junk” bonds. Addi­ stocks on regional exchanges and in the trading as high as 87 amid rumors of a contract and end a 13-day walkout' ing to work late Sunday, said Southington, North Haven and Machinists’ local president Dean Council, which is assisting in plans Luther King Jr. Scholarship Fund. lower and grains were mixed at the close of tional financing is coming from a $1.5 Now. those same legal troubles will over-the-counter market, totaled 203.82 possible buyout. The company said it by some 5,000 workers at three George Almeida, a union Middletown. White said the economic provi­ for the King day observance, has Some kind of commemorative trading Friday on the Chicago Board of Trade. billion line of credit from banks. make it harder for Union Carbide to find million shares. knew of no reason for the activity. t ^ t t k Whitney Aircraft jet representative. The agreement includes limits sions of the pact were the same as made several suggestions (or item may be sold to raise funds for At the close, wheat was l>/< cents lower to 2'h Some Wall Street analysts have said a friendly merger partner to help avoid Interest rates dropped slightly in the Among other computer issues. Inter­ en^ne plants in Connecticut. Almeida said the contract of­ on subcontracting, protection those the company offered before study of the hiring procedures. cents higher with the contract for delivery in Union Carbide is worth far more than GAF’s unwanted advances, takeover credit markets Friday amid talk that national Business Machines rose IVk to ; The workers voted 4,785 to 604 for fered improved job security, an against job loss due to technology. the strike. the scholarship. The council, co-sponsored by the December at $3.46 a bushel; com was 2>/t cents The committee planning the Manchester Area Conference of what GAF has so far said it would pay, strategists said. the Federal Reserve might soon lower 150>/4; Digital Equipment 3^ to 135V4, Those provisions included a $300 lower to 2V« cents higher with December at observance will meet at 7:30 Churches and Manchester Com­ with estimates ranging from $70 to $100 Meanwhile, Union Carbide an­ its discount rate. and Burroughs 3‘/i to 66. bonus; special wage payments of $2.49>/l a bushel; oats were unchanged to Wt cents tonight in the gold room of Lincoln munity College, will hold its annual a share. nounced Friday that it had agreed to The theory on Wall Street is that the In the bank group, Citicorp gained IVk 3.5 percent of gross earnings, to be higher with December at $1.31‘/t a bushel; and Center for further discussion of the Martin Luther King Day potiuck Union Carbide, which declined com­ sell its films and packaging businesses Fed might see an opportunity to relax to 49Vi; Chase IVi to 691A, paid in January 1985 and January soybeans were 1 cent to 3>/k cents lower with plans. supper Jan. 17. ment Friday on GAF’s revised offer, to a subsidiary of Chicago-based its credit policy now that Congress has and Manufacturers Hanover 1 to 45V4. 1986; and a general hourly in­ 6 January at $5.21Vk a bushel. ‘Good Spirit needs bur help has said it is studying the situation and Envirodyne Industries Inc. for $230 taken some action on the federal budget On the downside, E.F. Hutton fell V4 to crease of 17 cents to 62 cents an has advised shareholders to hold onto million. deficit. On Wednesday night it passed 35>A. The company said it expects to hour in November 1987. their stock pending further The company said the sale vvas part of the Gramm-Rudman bill, which calls post a loss for the fourth quarter. EdUor’snote: Tblsisone of a seriesof vignettes wound up with three black-and-wbite TVs. The proposal also included up to T O D A Y ’S H E R A L D Investment report developments. the extensive reorganization it an­ for a balanced budget by 1991. In the daily tally on the Big Board, prepared by the Manchester Area Conference of Unfortunately, none of them work. Me needs 90 cents an hour in automatic A day after announcing the new nounced earlier this year and was Meanwhile, economic statistics lent gainers outnumbered losers by more shoes b a A > some warm clothtag aof^an efetra ^ Investment prices, courtesy of Advest Inc., are Oiurdies, whkdi is seeking to provide Manches­ cpst-of-Iiving raises, and improve­ terms, Samuel J. Heyman, G AF’s unrelated to GAF’s proposal. some support to hopes for a pickup in than 3 to 1. ter and Bolton famiUes with Christmas gifts and dollop of IQiriBtmas cheer. as of 3 p.m. Friday. I ments in the savings, insurance food and clothing. Just bU iw tUs was written. Harry pasmd oat and pension plans. Index on the slmiet while walUag to the ttaig store to., Price Change reflU a prescription. The doctor SMS the ^ d and Voting took place Sunday at the 24 pages, 2 sections This Week three striking locals and the East Friday ’The outreach workers nicknamed him "Good vrtnd win responsUle. He's back m the hospital. 50 Hutton hearing closes with suspension sought We w o ^ like to wdcome him home with some Hartford local, where union AHvics Advest Inc. Spirit." In spite of aU the tough luck of the past members twice voted against a Rneln«ee 99 12H up 44 months, he sUU greets you with a Mg smile and comforts — a working radio (anyone out there Acmaf 20>A dn 44 walkout and continued working. 95-94 and innocent employees, and said the executives, and. "When they found out ., ’The case now goes to Acting Banking tries to Joke about the pyramidiag medical frith two color TW who wottU like to share?) and Aetna 52>A up 244 HARTFORD (UPI) - The state Nearly 10,000 hourly workers, HAmlce to Attorney General Friday asked the company should only be censured for its about it, they stopped it,” he said. Commissioner Howard B. Brown, who pinbiema. He would quickly deny being anyone a comfortable chair. Bank of New England 56>A up. 444 most of whom are not union illegal activities. Ueberman disagreed, saying, "I but he’s quite a guy. A paratrooper "H an y" is one elibe more than IM ittdivIdnUs ‘Peanuts’ is here S First Conn. Bancorp 58>A up V4 state banking commissioner to suspend has asked each side to submit flnal members, remained at work at the personally find it difficult to believe briefs by Jan. 10. and fanuBss wUch MACC hopes to brip durhig' Fntartainm*>'* 91 First Hartford Corp. nc E.F. Hutton It Ck).’s brokerage license "Inhicting punishm entthat’s what dariM Worid/$$ar n, be aerved bis co n m n r i^ four plants during the strike — the “ Peanuts,” by Charles M. for 30 days, a sanction the company that several of these people did not the Korean conflict. He's prand of Us the Christmas season. Nonperlsbable AnnIs, new Fnrus 10 Hartford National 36‘A up 244 (Lieberman) thinks this case is all first against the company since Schulz, comes to the Manchester called “ absurb.” know of these acts, and ttot some of After the hearing closed. Brown said aerricq record and be abonhi be. He n e w and goodAs-new used toys, gifts tor shutdns and ' 1 nr.iil nMMM a Hartford Steam Boiler 60 up 1 about; that’s not in the public interest.” 1960. Herald six days a week, beginning "The company acted with an inten­ them ... did not knowingly encourage he could not predict when he might 'married, bat managed to get by an a small VA elderty people may be left at the Town Fire 1 nttery 9 Ingersoll Rand 54>A dn 44 said Hutton attorney Thomas F. announce his decision. The contract is basically the today. Turn tp the comics, page 10. tion to defraud its banks” by ‘.‘arbitrary them.” P— toe and sodal security disability payment. Deparhamnt’s Osaler Street hSidqasrters. the 4 nhltii#ri*e 19 J.C. Penney , 57^A up 244 (himin. same as that rejected two weeks or excessive overdrafting occurring in "W e have proven that an astonishing Botin Mardi. a lire wiped out everything in U s . E i M District lire atatioa a t » Main St., any (“Iplnlon R Lydall Inc. 1444 up 44 ‘”rhe record is voluminous,” Brown ago except in the areas of job at least 20 different branches through­ (himin said a suspension would be failure of top level management to said. ' apartment tncluding his pets. Already coping office of the Heritage Sartogs and Loan Weather forecast Pjmnlto 9 Sage Allen 19V4 nc security, the main issue in the out the countiy,” said Attorney General "vindictive” and called Hutton "the control the company, coupled with a erttll a number of disabilities, he safiSrad a heart Assodatioa or ftw Manchester Mall at i l l Main 11-1A 8NET 46Mi up 244 strike. Mostly cloudy with a chance of ^pnrte Joseph I. Lieterman. most rehabilitated company in Ameri­ single-minded push for profits at all Brown said almost.pny option is open attack shortly after the fire. MAOC maaued to BL Chseks can bo isiailed to MAOC Seasonal 91 Travelers 47V4 up V« The company changed its stance light snow tonight. On Tuesday, a Tslnvisloh. The leading brokerage firm May 2 can history.” costs, caused and permitted Hutton’s to him in the case but whatever be replace his bed linens and Utehen a s l M he S h arif. Bos 77$, Msnehenter. «M $. Tyco Laboratories 4744 up Vi on job posting, which union leaders chance of flurries, then becoming 11 A AMnrlfl _ 4 pleaded guilty to more than 2,000 counts Cumin said the abuses of the crimes,” Lieberman said; decides “ It obviously will be precedent United Technologlies 4444 up 244 mostly sunny. Details on page 2. W eather------2 overdrafting system occurred between " It ’s absurb,” Cumin said after the setting.” called a victory. New York gold $310.00 dn$4.30 of mail and wire fraud Hutton attorneys said again Friday a 1981 and February 1982. ’The abuses hearing. "Where the heU does the “ It TBftainly is a case of signifl* suspension would only punish Its clients then came to the attention of top Hutton punishment fit the crime?” ' cance,” Brown said. MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, D«»r 16. 1985 - L / Man charges la ^anchester/Area WEATV Towns In Brief car vandalism Today’s forecast P ZC Will comment on plan The Planning and Zoning Commission will CMRMttaM. M aisacfeaM ttsairfn^ union’s fault Today; iacreaiingcloudiiiess. HicnsiiitlieinMaH comment tonight at a meeting of the Manchester Redevelopment Agency on developers' plans to to mid aot. Tonight: mostly cloudywithachaBceoi convert a former mill building in the Cheney Ught snow. Lows Mto Uwwtlnrastaadia the unw r By John F. Kirch historic district to apartments. Herald Reporttr toons to mid Sts aooltaoast. TMsday: a few The PZC will comment on the plan at the A Vernon resident whose daughter works at the morning flurries then bocomiag mooUy. snaRy. request of the Redevelopment Agency, which is Crestfield-Fenwood nursing home charged today that ConUimod o d d with highs in Uw mM SM ID lowof expected to vote tonight whether to issue striking workers at.the facility vandalized his car We. , ^ - mortgage revenue bonds to the Silk Mill Maine: Today partly sunny, HfglM’ T O n Ite Associates Limited Partnership of Manchester early ^turday morning and said be may sue the union numbers north to the 20s s t i ^ and Munro, Jennings A Doig Associates Inc. of that represents them. t with a chance of light snow. Lows Sholoim Farmington, who plan to convert the former Sal Avarista. whose daughter. Gina, works as a nurse’s aide at the Vernon Street nursing home, said weaving mill at 911'.lm St. into 249 apartments. re. Tuesday light anew likely nertbaediNB this morning that his white 1978 Cadillac El Dorado The developers are seeking the bonds to help noitions sod chance of snow w e s tm aecllout. was spray painted blue white parked in his driveway n g h s in the siiu ^ numbers north and Ms them pay for the building’s rehabilitation. The bonds would not exceed $15 million and on Vernon Street. The word "scab” was written on the New Bamyehlre: TMay partly sudny, car and all four tires were slashed, he said. from the single numbers north to the M i would be backed by the revenue generated from the project. He accused striking employees at Crestfield- ‘AmlglM clouily with a chance of light snow. LeweS Fenwood of the vandalism and said he would talk to below to 10 above. Tuesday light snow likely in the At its meeting in Lincoln Center tonight, the PZC is also expected to vote on a zone change his attorney today about a possible lawsuit against the north and chance of snow south. Highs in the single New England Health Care Employees Union, District from Rural Residence to Business III sought by numbers north and 20s south. Vermont: Considera­ Bronson and Hutensky of Bloomfield for a 1199. which represents the strikers. Avarista said his daughter has taken the carlo work ble clouds and cold with flurries. Then a chance of 1.7-acre parcel on Buckland Street to allow for a light snow this afternoon or evening. High In the driveway Into the proposed Winchester Mall, since the strike began, so union members have had 20s. Light snow likely tonight. Low in the teens. which would be located on the Manchester-South time to see it. Although there were four other cars in Flurries and cold tuesday. High mainly Windsor town line. his driveway Saturday, only the El Dorado was IS to 25. vandalized, he said. Cold today, ditto Tuesday SBM boosts Cheney fund “ The president talks about terrorisim," Avarista said. “ We have terrorism in our own backyard. I can Today: partly sunny. High in the lower 30s. Wind southwest around 10 Extended outlook The Cheney Hall Restoration Fund is $2,500 understand why these (nursing home) owners won’t mph. Tonight: considerable cloudiness with a chance of flurries. Low richer as the result of a gift from the Savings deal with these imbeciles that will come to our private 15 to 20. Wind becoming west around 10 mph : Tuesday partly cloudy. Extended outlook for New England Wednesday Bank of Manchester, the bank has announced. home and do this." The donation was one of three made to through Friday: The strike began Oct. 21 after the nursing home’s High around 30. Drawing by Susan Conklin. 9, of Lookout Mountain Manchester organizations recently through Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island: Today In history three owners, Holland Castleman and Josiah L ^ssner, Drive, a fourth grader at Martin Schooi. SBM’s Community Involvement Committee. In both Manchester attorneys, and Howard Dickstein of ._ y Hereld pfiolo by Sevltie Cold through the period. Chance of light snow or Among those celebrating birthdays today is actress LIv addition to the hall contribution, the bank donated Vemon, refused to negotiate a contract with District flurries Wednettlay fair Thursday and Friday. Ullmann, who is 46. $1,410 to Manchester High School for the purchase 1199, despite an order to begin talks from the National A time for giving Daytime highs in the 20s and low 30s. Overnight of on microfiche and $1,000 to Labor Relations Board in Hartford. lows zero to 10 inland 15 to 20 along the coast. the Manchester Historical Foundation for its Vemon police confirmed the incident today, but Joseph Blinn of East Hartford chats with parents and themselves. The children, 6 Vermont: Continued cold. Scattered flurries planned museum of local history. said that only two tires had been slashed. Police said Santa Claus Saturday at the K-Mart who ranged in age from 3 to 11, were OSTON from variable clouds. High teens and lower 20s. Donations were made to nine additional they had no suspects in the case, which is under Low 10 below to 10 above. Almanac organizations in towns served by branches of served breakfast and then given the ^ 3000 investigation. store on Spencer Street. In addition to Maine: Fair Wednesday and Thursday. Fair SBM. The largest gift was $5,000 to the East District 1199’s secretary-treasurer said today that playing host to Santa, the store joined green light to go shopping. Spokeswo­ V/WRK north and chance of snow south Friday. Highs in Hartford libraries for the development of a video the union was not responsible for the vandalism. He with other area merchants to provide 80 man Betty McDonald said the store the teens north to 20s south. Becoming warmer Today is Monday, Dec. 16, the collection. said vandalism is not part of the union’s strategy for 350th day of 1985 with 15 to follow. hopes to make the shopping spree an north on Friday. Lows zero to 15 above except zero Checks were presented to the organizations in a ending the strike. needy Manchester youngsters with $20 The moon is moving toward its to 10 below in the north '"ednesday. private ceremony at SBM’s main office in “ I don’t think that was done by us,” said gift certificates to buy presents for their annual event. SAN FRANCJSCO flrst quarter. New Hampshire: Fait Wednesday and Thurs­ Manchester. . Secretary-Treasurer Larry Fox. “ I think that was 3a^4 V The morning stars are Mercury, done by the owners. I think they’ve been doing It for day. Fair north and chance of snow south Friday. Venus, Mars and Saturn. Highs in the 20s. Lows zero to 15 above. Rec group plans trip the entire strike. Now, I don’t have any proof, but I LOS A1 The evening star is Jupiter. know that we’re not doing it." Those bom on this date are under BOLTON — The Recreation Department is Fox said the owners would take part in the violence Dispute led to threats: police LOWEST the sign of Sagittarius. They sponsoring a trip to the Hartford Civic Center to make it look like the union was responsible. Since include composer Ludwig Van Dec. 22 for a University of Hartford-Holy Cross TEMPERATURES Across the nation DAYS TIL CHRISTMAS the strike began, both striking employees and those A Rachel Road woman was Manchester Superior Court. said Langdo told him he had stolen Beethoven in 1770, novelist Jane basketball game. who have crossed the picket line have complained of $4 from a bank customer on Austen in 1775, playwright- Tickets are $4 each and can be picked up at the arrested Sunday after she al­ MIAMI Snow will fall today from the Great Lakes across vandalism to their cars. Hartford Road, police said. composer Noel Coward in 1899, selectmen’s office at Community Hall during legedly threatened to sell her baby Police applied for an arrest the upper Ohio Valley to northern New England. buildings and causing $20 million* Fox said the union is not investigating the incident for $20,(M)0 unless her mother warrant Sunday for a man wanted On Nov. 22. police said a man — LEGEND------anthropologist Margaret Mead in regular hours and betweeen 7 and 9 on Monday Light snow will be scattered across the northern damage. involving Avarista’s car. cosigned for an apartment, police in connection with a Nov. 22 stole a passbook containing $4 1901, science fiction novelist Ar­ night. The price includes transportation. Aides and other employees who are still working at from a Spencer Street woman who Plains. The coastal plains of Texas will see thur C. Clark in 1917 (age 68), and In 1944, Germany launched al Buses will leave the Bolton Elementary School said this morning. robbery in the parking lot of the scattered rain, while fog and haze will persist over great counter-offensive in World; the 155-bed nursing home drive their cars to the Steak Savings Bank of Manchester on was trying to enter her car in the actress Liv Ullmann in 1939 (age at 6 p.m. and will return around 10 p.m. Club on Route 83, where they are picked up and bused Kimberly Schruder, 20. of 120 many valley areas west of the Rockies. Sunny skies War II that became known as “ The; Hartford Road. parking lot of the Savings Bank of [^ //^ SHOWERS^ FLOW 46). to the nursing home. Union officials have said that Rachel Road, was charged with will prevail over the southern half of the nation. Battle of the Bulge.” Manchester on Hartford Road. ThO On this date in history; they monitor the site to see who is still working at the breach of the peace and threaten­ Police said they are seeking a woman was not harmed in the UPl WEATHER FOTOCAST 9>j Winds will be strong and gusty near the eastern In 1960, 131 people were killed, Coventry police charge two In 1773, protesting the British tax nursing home. ing after she allegedly argued with warrant for Michael Langdo, of no incident, police said. slopes of the Montana and Wyoming mountains. when two airplanes collided over on tea, some 50 American patriots Two youths, one of them a juvenile, were “ We do that so we can see who is going to work,” her mother and tried to grab a certain address, for third-degree Winds were strong over southeast Wyoming, foggy New York harbor. ; dum p^ 342 chests of tea into arrested by Coventry police early Friday Fox said. “ We know some of the people.” kitchen knife, police said. robbery and sixth-degree larceny. with gusts up to 51 mph at Cheyenne. Bmdon harbor in "The Boston Tea Fox said the union sometimes calls the workers to Schruder had earlier told her Police said they applied for the National forecast Athoughtfortheday; Beethoven: morning and charged with two counts of WE DELIVER Snow showers continued over the lower Great Party.” inform them that there is a picket line and ask them mother, Grace Schruder, 60, also warrant after an Ashworth Street wrote, “ Art! Who comprehends; second-degree criminal trespass, one count of If you haven't received your Snow is forecast for Tuesday in the extreme North Atlantic Coast as Lakes and across Michigan through noon, with In 1835, one of history's worst possession of drug paraphernalia and one count of not to cross it. of 120 Rachel Road, that she would man told them that Langdo had her? With whom can one consult Manchester Herald by 5 p.m. snow also scattered over North Dakota, western Ores swei^ over whole city blocks possession of marijuana, according to police Avarista said that Gina, who has worked at the take her child to Vermont to sell it been staying with him and con­ weekdays or 7:30 a m. Saturdays, well as parts of the Northern Intermountain States, the Northern Plains, in , razing 600 concerning this great goddess?” ; the Great Lakes Region and the Upper Mississippi Valley. Scattered Montana and the Idaho Panhandle. reports. home for about one year, almost quit her Job after the for $20,000 if she did not cosign for fessed to the theft. please call your carrier. If you're In the Northeast, temperatures were at freezing One of the youths was identified by police as incident. He said she feared the union would come an apartm ent, police said. The man told police that Langdo unable to reach your carrier, call showers are possible in parts of the Gulf Coast and the extreme South or colder from northern New Jersey and across Kenneth Ireland. 16, of no certain address. The after her and that he may hire private security. Schruder also threatened to have came home one night “ noticably aubecribar aervlce, 647-9946. by 6 Atlantic States. much of the Ohio Valley. other was a 14-year-old juvenile, police said. “ This is harassment, this is no good,” Avarista said. her mother killed, police said. scared” and asked for money to go p.m. weekdays or 10 a.m. Saturdays for guaranteed delivery. E Lottery Ireland was presented in Superior Court at "The reason she took this job is to see if she wants this According to police, Schruder’s to Florida, police said. The man Rockville Friday morning. Police had no occupation. She does. She’s being denied her mother had earlier been given information about the disposition of the case. The occupation.” legal custody of the child. The juvenile was referred to the Juvenile Court in He said his daughter will attend Manchester child, who was not identified, had Connecticut daily Tri-state daily: 146, 1467 ! Willimantic. police said. Community College to study nursing. been moved by Grace Schruder to J k “ Tri-state lotto” ; 8-13-14-16-20-2^ The arrests followed investigation of a In another matter. District 1199 officials announced another location before the argu­ m m m ^ Saturday: 648 Rhode Island daily: 3610 complaint by a resident of the Coventry Lake today that union members will picket outside the ment and was not.harmed, police PEOPLE “ Lot-O-Bucks” ; 4-14-lS-^^^6 Play Four: 4873 area that someone had trespassed on his property governor’s mansion in Hartford Tuesday morning. said. Massachusetts daily; 3278 and entered a camper there. The union will ask Gov. William A. O’Neill to become Schruder was held on $500 bond other numbers drawn Saturday “ Megabucks” : ^I3-17-^^^4-33 ------personally------involved to end the strike. Fox said. pending . arraignment _ today at ^ •TSMAINBT.MAfiCHa’rEBiCT. C of Noilly Prat vermouth. in New England; (There was one winner) Half remains home Wedding sneak A VAiuf vAmfnraroAffmmMo/irf Helen Gurley Brown, the head of Cosmo­ Walter Matthau's California home is very politan magazine, cited Empress Josephine Sportscaster Ahmad Raehad made his well suited to the tastes of Felix Unger but and actress Jodie Foster said she would have proposal in public but chose to marry actress Directors approve GOP appointments | | | | y e s we’RE open: the flowered wallpaper, chintz and Louis XV enjoyed a tete-a-tete with Louis XIV, Phyllela Ayers-Alien in private. tables would drive Oscar Madison crazy. Rashad and Ayers-Alien, co-star of “The MONDAYM r i M H A V THRUTMQI I PRIHAVFRIDAY “ My wife is so neat that the other night I "He was way ahead of his time and Cosby Show,” were secretly married Satur­ A dozen Republican appointed a Geoffrey Naab and Johathan Road, named to a 5-year term on commissions have been delayed. got out of bed to go thejbathroom and when I changed the world to suit him,” she said. day in what Rasbad called “a officials wil continue in their posts Mercier for 3-year terms on the the Advisory Park and Recreation UNTIL 8 PM got back the bed was made," he says in Movie-maker Carl Reiner diplomatically sneak.” The couple originally had planned a as the result of reappointments Human Relations Commission. Commission, and George Emme- Robert Franklin, an unaffilated House It Garden. The story is written by congratulated the French on being “accepta­ Jan. 18 wedding. approved by the Board of Direc­ a Roger Bagley and David Call rling of Sunnybrook Drive, named voter, was appointed to a 3-year SUNDAY 11 AM TO 4 PM term on the Ethics Commission. Aram foroyan, Carol Matthau's son from bly snobbish." “ Actually, we just wanted todo it quietly,” tors last week. for 3-year terms on the Library to a 2-year term on the Commission Franklin, president of Connecticut her earlier marriage to writer William he said in a statement released by NBC. Reappointed to new terms were; Board. on Children and Youth. Decisions on eight other Republi­ Public Expenditure Council, was NOW TIL CHRISTMAS Saroyan. Rashad, a former NFL player, was in a more a Robert Heavisides for a S-year Newly appointed Republicans can vacancies on town board and nominated by the Democrats. Young Saroyan recalls the Matthau house Glimpses public mood on Thanksgiving Day when he term on the Bennet Housing Corp. include Joel Mrosek of Wellington wasn't always so plush. When he was a proposed to Ayers-Alien after finishing an a Robert Samueison for a 3-year teenager before Matthau became famous, Clint Eastwood will take his turn as guest NBC pre-game show. term on the Building Committee. OPEN SUNDAY 12 4 la m vr VT^fvVreir they once asked to borrow money from him director on Steven Spielberg's “Amazing “ We felt this way we wouldn't hurt a Harry Reinhorn for a 2-year term on the Regional Forum of the so they could furnish a New York apartment. Stories” with an episc^e about an Impres­ anyone’s feelings and as it turned out sionist painter who has lost his young wife in everything was perfect,” Ayers-Allen said. Capitol Region Council of OPEN TONIGHT a carriage wreck and regains her through his They were mairied in a New York City Governments. a Gloria DellaFera for a 3-year UNTIL 9:00 P.M. J > art. The cast includes Beau Bridges, Harvey church before about 40 guests. Fanciers of France Presidential Pets term on the Cheney Hall Keitel and Eastwood’s longtime companion, Bill Cosby gave away the bride and O J. What do Americans like about France? Sondra Locke ... One of the stars of Sam The headstrong First Dog Lucky was recently banished Foundation. Simpson, a Hall of Fame running back and • Joseph Swensson Sr., Vivian ■r^T y T O T i m p o r t s ? Kareem Abdul-Jabbar likes its influences Shepard's New York production of “The from the White House to California. Lucky wasn’t the ABC sports commentator, was one of the best F. Ferguson and Nathan Agosti- 643-S()y2 on cooking. He also says he would Curse of the Starving Class” is Meryl Sheep. men. Debbie Allen Nixon of “ Fame,” sister first problem pet at the White House. In 1917, a flock of nelli for 5-year terms on the 111)^ Center St.. Manchester have liked to have met Napoleon, although Meryl is just that — a sheep. “She’s very well of the bride and wife of NBA guard Norm sheep trimmed the White House lawn to free grounds­ Cheney National Historic District the NBA star would have had to talk down to adjusted to New York,” says Jon Roger Nixon, was the matron of honor and actor Bill keepers for the war effort. The sheep ate the grass, as Commission. Call for extended holiday hours him. Clark, an actor who escorts the sheep to the Murray also attended. well as expensive shrubs and perennials. Criticism p Celeste Sheldon for a 3-year Abdul-Jabbar's comments came in re­ performances. " I thin she enjoys people. 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They won $3,576,820, performances. “Ithinabeenjoyape^.For efUwApdttauca — and each will f»celvo $6.70S per yelFftM a little bit of muttobrihe’iM ^ ta a ^ 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD- Mnnilav. Dec. 1«. 1W5 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Dec. 16. 1985 — 5 V.S./W orU Democrats hope to revive tax plan GOP still looking for Dodd challenger are “substantive changes” — an and tbe bill be sent on to the Senate. well have some success" in corralling By Saan McCormolly GOP support, but some DemoCTSts unlikely prospect - “I’m going to vote Yale President A. Bartlett Giamatti to Connecticut celebrities have even been i n B r i ^ Unitad Prass Intamatlonol Reagan plans to nneet with all tbe House By Judd Everhart Republicans today to drum up enough have shifM away from the bill since no.” be said.. _ The Associated Press run for tbe Senate'. ^ toossed around. — even former Secre­ Both Lott and Cheney warned the Since he turned them down in tary of State Henry Kissinger, who has WASHINGTON - Two leading De­ support to get the bill to the floor. last Wednesday's vote. . Belaga's train opens Syrian acHona worry laraal Rep. Trent Lott, R-Mlss„ tte No. 2 legislation would hamper economic HARTFORD — With just seven November, they’ve been casting a home in Kent. mocrats say President Reagan may be Rep. Dan Rostenkowski, D-Ill., whose GOP leader in tbe House, said it will be growth, while acknowledging it would ^ gubernatorial campaign around for someone else. Gold says be, D’Amore and Weicker TEL AVIV, Itrad - In-Ml’s MiliUry Com- succnsfUl on Capitol Hill today in bis Ways and Means Committee spents months before the nominating conven­ “very difficult” for Reagan and sug­ cut taxes for individuals and remove' ■ tion, Ck>nnecticut Republicans have yet — story on page 7 D’Amore said over the weekend that are the only ones who know who’s on the maad laM Syria haa moved its surface-to-air effort to reverse the GOP defections months writing the measure, said be gested movement among Republican millions of poor Americans from the tax tbe person they’re grooming is fairly “short list” of potential Senate oiissiln closer to tbe Lebanese border, and that could prove fatal to his top would like Reagan to assure House to come up with a candidate to run leaders would be necessary — a shift rolls. . r against Democratic U.S. Sen. Chris­ well known. But be rafused to give any candidates. Prime Minister Shimon Peres said tbe Syrians domestic priority — tax reform. leaders of 90 GOP votes to provide a neither be nor Cheney was willing to hints, declining even to say if it was a "We’re in a very delicate period of were preparing for a confrontation with Israel. “cushion” for a successful vote Tues­ On the critical issue of whether the.,., topher J. Dodd next year. political life. But two top House Republicans, make. , . , “rule” covering debate of the bill might They say they’re not worried, that “We’re going to go after him,” said maleorfemale. “Nocomment.” hesaid negotiating.” Gold said. “Thesenator is “Syrte is seeking a confrontation with Israel, hammering tbe flaws in a Democratic day to keep the legislation alive. Cheney said he and a number of his spearheading that effort. We’re very and does not want to talk peace. Israel wants be changed to win GOP support,-1 they’ll have their man or woman within Peter W. Gold, executive director of the with a grin. tax plan, said Sunday that no matter Rep. Richard Gephardt, D-Mo., head colleagues will not be able to bring Rostenkowski said It would be “unthin-' ' a few weeks, they’ll have enough money Republican State Central Committee. Numerous names have been pleased with the progress we’ve made neither a confrontation nor an escalation,” Peres how bard Reagan tries, they are not of tbe House Democratic Caucus, said in the courtship process.” said Sunday in a speech to parents of soldiers themselves to “vote for a bill w kable” to open the measure to any. > to run a respectable campaign and that “He’s had enough free rides, and we’re mentioned. ready to support a tax reform plan. tbe president “should have been on the president hinnself admits is flawed. amendments. He said he would accept... they’ll give Dodd a tough fight. probably to blame for that. We haven’t They include former U.S. Rep. He said he’s not worried about the killed in five Arab-Israeli wars. candidate having enough money for the Tbe speech, reported by Israel radio, came On ABC’s “This Week with David .air last week.” The Democratic package amendments being offered to the That’s no small measure due to made him sweat in a long time.” Lawrence J. DeNardis of Hamden; Calling the Ux reform effort ”an reform In name only” Cheney said, and Republican alternative, but “not my. Dodd’s popularity. A former congress­ Republican U.S. Sen. Lowell P. former Lt. Gov. T. Clark Hull of campaign. amid reports from Israel’s Military Command Brinkley,” Rep. Richard Cheyney. "Clearly (Dodd) can raise more than R-Wyo., said Reagan has no one but historic opportunity,” he warned, a “grab bag of goodies” for special bill.” man, Dodd won his first Senate race by Weicker Jr., the state’s senior senator, Danbury, now an Appellate Court tto t Syria has beefed up its anti-airCraft missile interest groups — a view echoed by judge; state Rep. (Hiristopher H. Shays we can. but we’ll raise adequate dollars network along its border with Lebanon in the past himself to blame for last week’s vote “We’re going to miss it unless the The rule defeated last week basically' - 182,000 votes in 1980. Many Republicans says ^ ’s got a candidate he’s been that kept the tax hill from being debated p ru d en t con get his own party Lott. say privately that the chances of trying to coax into making a bid for the of Stamford; and whoever is unsuccess­ to put on a more than adequate three weeks. On CBS’s “Face the Nation.” Lott allowed only substantial amendment tor -- ful in the four-way race for the campaign. It’s a tough fight, no A military spokesman said Syria’s deployment in the House. organised.” the committee bill to be debated, that ^ knocking off Dodd next year are slim. nomination. Weicker won’t say who it Only 14 Republicans answered Rea­ Cheney, head of the Republican said of the 1,379-page bill. “It’s not He’s already reportedly amassed a is. gubernatorial nomination. question about it. of surface-to-air missiles nearer tbe Lebanese snd U’s not fair.” Unless there being the GOP plan. “But any time any Republican runs border had curtailed Israeli reconnaissance gan’s plea that the “process” continue Policy Council, said Reagan “may very campaign war chest of atout $1 million. “My problem is that I have to do a Those gubernatorial candidates are little talking.” he told one interviewer Deputy House Majority Leader Julie D. for statewide office in this state, it’s a flights over Lebanon. •i, ’.-r .,V-’ Although there are four candidates vying for the GOP gubernatorial last week. “There’s groundwork still to Belaga of Westport; and former state tough fight,” Gold said. nomination, no one has been actively be done.” Sens. Richard C. Bozzuto of Water- Asked last month if there was any Lebanon peace plan studied Congress to act seeking the Senate slot on the ticket. Weicker and state GOP Chairman town; Gerald Labriola of Naugatuck; chance the Republicans would give up SEN. CHRISTOPHER DODD But officially, the party says it’s Thomas J. D’Amore Jr. had been and Romeo Petroni of Ridgefield. and cross-endorse Dodd. D’Amore BEIRUT. Lebanon — Prime Minister Rashid pinning their hopes on getting outgoing Lately, the names of a number of said: "It’s not a serious alternative.” . . . no 1986 opponent yet Karami called a security committee meeting ready to give Dodd the fight of his today\o assess the results of a 5-day-old program on farm credit, to bring peace to battle-weary west Beirut, officiai Beirut radio said. TwO‘ walled defense against takeover Karami called today’s meeting with militia and subsidy measure army representatives of the committee to review the success of a ‘‘strike force” in restoring order to the mostly Moslem sector of tbe city, radio By Sonlo Hlllaron said. United Press International Union Carbide rejects GAF bid and begins to fight back The plan was imposed in response to four days WASHINGTON — Congress is capping a year of of fighting between rival Moslem factions two share. The package would consist Union Carbide wrought by nearly lating Carbide stock at least since developments, we have a high weeks ago in which some 55 people were killed. haggling over how to relieve the farm economic crisis By Peter S. Hawes based GAF charging violations of conviction that Carbide’s share­ this week by acting on two key measures concerning The Associated Press securities and anti-trust laws, and of $20 in cash with the balance in $1 billion In write-offs and write­ mid-year at an average price of $51 intermediate and long-term secur­ downs due to restructuring during per share, launched its takeover holders will determine the even­ the ailing Farm Credit System and five-year farm margin regulations. tual result here. And we at GAF Status quo In Portugal subsidy legislation. DANBURY — Union Carbide In an interview, Anderson said ities, he said. the third quarter and the unsettled bid on Dec. 10. 6 are committed to press forward The farm credit measure could be sent to President Corp., silent for a week on an the company had rejected such While the securities represent billions of dollars in legal claims It offered $68 per share for up to LISBON. Portugal — Portuguese voters set a debt in Union Carbide and will arising from two chemical leaks, 80 percent of the company’s stock, with our offer to a successful Reagan as early as today and final action on the farm unsolicited, $4.3 billion takeover defensive maneuvers as a lever­ conclusion.” re ^ rd for abstentions in nationwide municipal aged buyout that would take Union immediately cost the company Anderslfn said Union Carbide with the balance in preferred stock elections but produced no fundamentai change in bill, negotiated over the weekend by a House-Senate bid by GAF Corp., has begun to Until Sunday. Union Carbide had conference, was planned for ‘Tuesday. fight back. Carbide private or a counter­ nothing, paying $20 per share to 35 "feels we can handle this exchange with the same value if Union the distribution of power among the major percent of stockholders would cost offer and not impair our business Carbide’s board of directors went not commented publicly on the Troubles for the cooperative Farm Credit System, The Danbury-based chemical attack by trying to take over GAF. GAF threat and had advised parties. Anderson called the GAF bid a $470 million. The money would at all.” along with the takeover. Unofficial projections Sunday by state-run which is expected to lose $2.5 billion this year in ito maker on Sunday announced that stockholders not to take action first losses since the Great Depression, stemmed its board of directors had rejected “boot-strap, junk-bond partial ta­ come from $500 million surplus Anderson said GAF can take On Thursday, GAF sweetened television showed the ruiing Social Democrats, cash in Union Carbide’s pension advantage of the initial exchange the deal by offering $68 per share to until the company’s board of from low commodity prices, falling land values and GAF’s $68 per share offer, was keover” designed to make money directors had fully considered the the Socialists, tbe Communists and tbe Christian for GAF and its shareholders fund — money that had been offer. Should GAF’s stake in Union all Union (Carbide stockholders Democrats were generally maintaining their falling exports. UPI photo filing lawsuits to upset GAF’s offer. Those same bleak conditions led lawmakers to strategy and was setting up a rather than those of Union targeted for stock repurchases Carbide, currently about 10 per­ regardless of the company’s wil­ tra^tional strongholds. Carbide. anyway. cent, reach 30 percent, the com­ lingness to participate. While With 64 percent of the votes counted, official make farm bill policy reforms contingent on generous two-walled defense aimed at mak­ many analysts saw that as gener­ cash subsidies. Bound for Antarctic ing any unfriendly takeover GAF’s acquisition of Carbide George Krug, a analyst with pany will offer another 35 percent figures gave tbe Social Democrats 35 percent of The farm credit measure, which Reagan is expensive. would be financed by high-risk, Merrill Lynch, Pierce. Fenner fc of its shareholders the same, $85 ous, GAF told Carbide Anderson in the ballots, the Socialists 27 percent and the high-yield bonds, commonly re­ Smith, considered Carbide’s re­ package, he said. a letter Friday that his company Communist-front United People Alliance 17.6 expected to sign, would permit 37decentralized banks 'The defensive moves include The heavily loaded Greenpeace protest base on the ice in a campaign aimed at offering some shareholders a ferred to as "junk” bonds, and $1.5 sponse “one of a series of offers. In that event, more than 47 was “willing to discuss and nego­ percent. of the system — holding one-third of the nation’s $211 tiate the terms of its proposal.” billion farm debt — to pool their financial resources to ship leaves Sydney, Australia, today for having the continent declared a world package of cash and securities billion in credit obtained from This thing’s not played out. What it million of Union Carbide’s shares The big surprise, according to the partial does is throw it back to GAF.” will have been pulled from circula­ On Sunday, GAF issued a come to the aid cf financially troubled units. the Antarctic. The ocean tug is carrying park. valued at $85 per share. banks. To repay the debt in part or official results, was a 36 percent rate of It would empower a new entity, the Farm Credit Union Carbide Chairman in entirely, GAF plans to sell about He said some shareholders tion and GAF would control the statement that said. ”We are abstention among tbe 7.8 million voters — the equipment, and stores a year-round half of Union Carbide’s assets. might not find the offer worthwhile balance. shocked and surprised by Union lowest turnout since Portugal regained demo­ System Capital Corp., to relieve pressure on Warren M. Anderson said the individual banks by taking over loans or properties company’s board met Friday and As a defensive measure, Ander­ because "what they’re really Anderson also said the company Carbide’s announcement which is 623-6982 cracy 11 years ago in a leftist military coup. son said Union Carbide would soon getting is $20 cash and a lot of debt was continuing the restructuring nothing but a transparent attempt Analysts said “electoral weariness” after 12 that are a financial drain on banks. Sunday, and decided unanimously The bill would tighten federal regulation of the South Africa celebration that GAF’s offer was "grossly offer to buy and retire as much as in Union Carbide.” The effect of, program it began in August, which to prevent Union Carbide share­ post-coup nationwide elections and the immi­ 35 percent of its 70 million the defense, he said, “is it’s going he said could result in a stock value holders from realizing the full FUEt".:;r99** nence of presidential elections in January system. inadequate, highly conditional and If the system's own billions of dollars of resources of qufationable legality.” outstanding shares for a combina­ to make it very expensive for GAF near the $85 per share offered potential of their investments from FULL HEATING SERVICE contributed to the low turnout. tion of cash and securities valued to acquire Union Carbide.” Sunday. GAF’s all-cash offer for their prov^ inadequate, the legislation provides for T%e company said it was filing GAF. which has been accumu­ stock. Not withstanding today’s backup federal financial aid from the U.S. Treasury, lawsuits against the Wayne. N.J.,- by its investment adviser at $85 per Despite financial hard times at ^^Prlce8Sub|octtoChBnj^__ subject to appropriations by Congress. Whites mark win over Zuius Holiday tops In booze deaths The White House withheld judgment Sunday on Violence erupted in Durban could have brought the death; ATLANTA — Federal health officials are whether or not Reagan will sign the farm .bill. "We JOHANNESBURG, South can’t say whether we can accept it until we've Africa (UPI) — Police battled Sunday after a black rally cele­ penalty — were withdrawn last- Motorists puzxled by statistics that show more people die in brating withdrawal of treason Ifonday when the chief state SUNDAY 12-5 alcohol-related traffic accidents during the reviewed it,” a White House spokeswoman said. blacks in white central Durban for The House-Senate farm bill agreement could the first time on the eve of today’s charges against 12 leaders of the Witness acknowledged his evi-. Qiristmas holidays than the heavy drinking New restore competitiveness of U.S. grain, cotton and United Democratic Front, the dence linking the UDF and the Year celebration. white Afrikaner celebration of the redeem few soybeans in foreign markets and put the farm Day of the' Vow, marking the nation's largest opposition outlawed African National Con­ “We noticed this, too,” said Dr. Mary Defour, gress may have been inaccurate. _ an epidemiologist with the National Institute on economy on firmer footing, but at a high cost to U.S. victory of Dutch settlers over a movement. Come to our Regal Christmas Sale! E taxpayers. Zulu army. After holding a rally at a white At another meeting in Durban; Alcohol and Alcohol Abuse in Washington, which Sunday, Ishmael Mkhabela, presi-*^ pike tokens released tbe statistics along with the Atlanta- In nearly a year of farm bill consideration, the White Afrikaners scheduled ser­ stadium. UDF supporters ran administration and the mainstream agricultural vices today at churches and the along Warwick Avenue, on the dent of the radical Azanian Peo­ based national Centers for Disease Control. ples Organization, said blacks The statistics showed that nationally there establishment advocated lower crop price floors to try scenes of historic battles with western edge of the downtown HARTFORD (UPI) — Connecti­ were 77 alcohol-related deaths per 24-hour period to restore U.S. farm exports that fell 29 percent over blacks to mark the Day of the Vow. area, stoning shops, buses and have rejected passive resistance cut motorists have shrugged off Now thru Dec. 24th during Christmas 1984, compared to 45 for ‘ the past four years. The national holiday marks the police vehicles, authorities said. against white-minority rule and refunds for Connecticut Turnpike Christmas 1983. During the New Year celebration Members of Congress insisted taxpayers totally 1838 victory of Andries Pretorious Police in armored cars battled had "learned the lesson, an eye for. tokens, redeeming only a fraction for those years, alcohol-related traffic deaths offset lower crop prices with expensive direct cash and a handful of Dutch settlers the rioters with whips and tear gas. an eye.” of more than 10.1 million now- subsidies. They forced an administration that over a Zulu army headed by Chief At the rally, Albertina Sisulu, 67, Addressing an annual congress useless coins as a Saturday dead­ dropped from 55 to 48 for a 24-hour period. preached free market agriculture to accept subsidies of the “black consciousness” . SAVE 20% C Officials speculate that heavy media publicity Dingaan in 1838. one of 12 black leaders charged line approached. concerning drunken driving and special offers so generous government presence in farm policy Pretorious, leader of the earlier this year with high treason, Azapo movement — which rejects Despite a six-week, heavily ENTIRE STOCK OF FALL SUITS... like free taxi rides might have led to the decline in would increase. settlers, vowed to keep the day said blacks were merely demand­ white help in the struggle against publicized redemption campaign, alcohol-related deaths on New Year’s, Dufour Agriculture Department economists estimate 90 holy if his group won the battle and ing a share of power in their apartheid racial segregation — . motorists had only turned in about HART, SCHAFFNER AND MARX. DIOR. SASSON, said. percent of farmers will participate in wheat, com, Afrikaners have honored the country, not dominion over the Mkhabela said, “Our people will no. 134,000 of the brass and zinc coins BO TAN Y ‘500’... Wool and Wool Blends... “As far as Christmas deaths are concerned, it cotton and rice programs beginning next year. Over pledge, making the day the linch­ whole country. longer die in the hands of their still in circulation two months after seems to us there’s been a lot of publicity about the past two decades, an average of 65 percent of pin of their cultural year. Charges against the 12 — which adversaries. toll collections were halted on the Reg. *235 to *400... SALE $188 to ^320 New Year’s Eve but no much is said that people wheat farmers, 48 percent of feed grain farmers, 80 turnpike. should do the same things over the Christmas percent, of cotton growers and 83 percent of rice The state had paid back only holidays,” she said. "Perhaps we should give growers have enrolled for government subsidies. ($) $338,484 of more than $1.7 million SAVE 20% more attention and be aware that the dangers of “I think we made some good policy decisions,” toll customers had coming, and drinking and driving during Christmas are just as Senate Republican leader Robert Dole, R-Kan., said state transportation officials were great as drinking and driving during New late Saturday after eight days of marathon mystifietj by the lack of response. ALL BETTER FALL SPORTCOATS... Year’s.” negotiations produced unanimous approval of at least The state was buying back the BOTANY ‘500’, HAGGAR, HARRIS TWEEDS... $50 billion in subsidies spread over the next three tokens at their cost of 17.5 cents Solid Blazers and Tweeds... years. JARED CONE HOUSE apiece, through a redemption program utilizing the 500 branches Reg. *110 to *160... SALE $88 tq M28 of seven banks in Connecticut. BED “We’re kind of amazed at the lack of redemption numbers,” AND Eldward M. Archibald, assistant SAVE 20% chief administrator of the state BREAKFAST Department of Transportation, ALL BETTER SLACKS... Manchester H istorical Society. Inc. A CCOMMODA TIONS said Friday. HART. SCHAFFNER AND MARX. SANSABELT... 106 H.ARTFORD ROAD, MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 06040 The agency did not plan to grant 100% Wool Flannels. Wool Blends... an extention, he said. “Why would Dear Herald Reader : we do it?” Archibald—asked. Reg. *60 to *80... RAND OPENING FRIDA Y DET^, 20tU ’”Tbere has to be a limitation on the The Manchester Historical Society Society members have leased 126 program and banks are busy with SALE $48 to $64 needs you as a member. Cedar Street from the Town of Manches­ We welcome you to one of the the Christmas season now.” Over the past 20 years Society ter. It is the old site of the Lutz Junior New York City’s subway system Museum. Members have worked to has turned in 1.8 million toll tokens HAGGAR HAGGAR HAGGAR Members have saved the 200-year-old repaint the one-time schoolhouse for our Historic Homes of Bolton. Cheney Homestead at 106 Hartford —14 times as many as Connecticut museum. Opening day is to be in the residents — but has more incentive Magic Stretch Slacks Wool Bland Slacka Expandomatic Slacks Road. It welcomes visitors. It helps us Spring. Our home is open understand the unique quality pf Man­ than most in seeing the coins chester, our “City of Village Charm.” disappear. • Navy •Brown g u S 9 C 0 0 Join us as a mem ber. We will appre­ all year round. The 17.5-cent turnpike tokens • Gray • Black ^ FOT 2 f«W* 2 f«*45<"> Members have also gathered a fine ciate your support. Your dues will help also operate the New York sub­ 32 to 42 $19e0 Each 32 to 42 $21.90 Each 32 to 42 $23.90 Each 6 collection of riflbs, books, postcards, fund the museum and all our work. To­ way’s 90-cent turnstiles and about and items to trace the town’s whole his­ gether we can preserve our town’s roots. Your hosts are Jeff and Cinde Smith. 5,000 tokens end up there each day. tory. The coilection needs a show and We can help maintain the “City of Vil­ Connecticut officials say the Puritan Earl-Vee Orion Sweaters...... Reg. *24 •IS*® • Plenty of Free study place. It needs a museum. lage Charm.” refund response has been even Parking worse for toll license plates and Puritan V-Neck Wool Sweaters...... Reg. *40 •25®® The house is located on the scenic and peaceful tickets for the Bissell Bridge in Cordially Yours, Green at Bolton’s Center near the Town Hall, Hartford. Levi Long Sleeve Sport Shirts...... Reg. *21 *14®® • Free Alterations -7-1 / r ' Of more than 1.6 million tickets, Before and After Public Library and several beautiful churches. only 3,102 had been redeemed last Haggar Corduroy Slacks...... Reg. *28 ®19®® Christmas Malcom F. ^arlow week for $865, Archibald said. Only Please call or write us for information or 1,525 of 5,380 toll plates bad been Silk Ties — Paisleys & Stripes...... Reg. *15 • 9®® • Free Gift Boxes Name:. ______' Date: ______returned for $32,289. reservdtions, (203) 643-8538 or 649-5678 “We can’t explain it. After eight Mens Mufflers — 100% W ool...... Reg. *12 • 7®® • Liberal Exchange Address: State: Zip:. weeks of publicity and six weeks of Jared Cone House, 25 Hebron Rqad, Bolton, CT 06040 redemption, hardly antbing has Camp S o x ...... 3 For ® 4®® and Refund Policy Phone: _ been brought back,” he said. Directiont to the Jared Cone Haute • From I-91.1-84 or ; Connecticut officials received Pierre Cardin Wallets & Trifolds.,...... Reg. *20 *14®® • Gift Certificates in Class of Membership □ Individual $6.00 □ Contributing $20.00 □ Corporate $75.00 Route 2 - follow t-84 and the 1-384 eatt about iO milet more toll tokens from coin collec- Desired: □ Family $10.00 □ Sustaining $50.00 □ Life $200.00 from Hartford. Take the Bolton-Colcheiter exit off fars in New York state and a any amounts... I I 1-384 and turn right onto Boltc n Center Road. handicapped association in Massa­ All Hanes Underwear...... 20®/o O F F I Your contribution is tax deductible. | Continue on Bolton Center Road for exactly 2.0 milet chusetts than from its own resi­ dents, Archibald said. I Please make checks payable to: Manchester HIstortcal Society, Inc. | to Bolton’t Center. Bear right at the green with the VERNON large white church on the left and follow Hebron Road • He blames a speedup of toll DOWNTOWN I New Member □ Renewal a I would like to do volunteer work □ I to the Haute. The Jared Cone Haute it jutt patt the Removals for the state’s failure to TRI-CITY PLAZA MANCHESTER Open Mon.-Fri. ’til 9:00 I . I Green on the right. Reclaim the coins. Open Mon.-Frl. ’til 9:00 I in mccordmnce with the By-Lmw$, member»hip§ are mutommtiemfly em n^led if renewal feet \ • The Connecticut Turnpike pla­ Saturday 'til 5:30 zas were removed ahead of sche­ Saturdiy ’til 5:30 RECAI2S I are not peid by Jenuery I foUowing the October annual meeting. j Sunday 12-5 dule in early October amid mount­ Sundgy 12-S -Your Qualitjf Mon’s Shop" ing pressure that followed a series of fatal crashes at stations on tbe congested highway. MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Pec. U. ItH -7 HERALD. Richard W. Cosgrove, Publiahej f' j Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editor Train ride opens James P. Sacks, City Editor OPINION Beiaga campaign I ’MTHINKINSOFIVIAYBB B y Judd Everhart they waved signs reading "Get On TCERTAINIX A6R6E The Associated Press The Track With Beiaga” and A problem ANY FOOL CAN APPOINTING A COMMISSION ' THAr-m«6A?eA6E PLAINLY SEE "Julie Beiaga — On Track For SHOULD Be TAKEN TO STUPY THE VARIOUS WAYS Jack HARTFORD - Sayingthat "Bill ’ 86.” THIS EAPBAEE O’NeiH’s train has run out of "I am a woman who believes has» to s o .' TO TAKE ' Anderson steam,” Julie D. Beiaga became passionately in our state, a woman that shouldn’t the first woman to make a serious who believes that government has bid for Republican governor. a responsibility to serve those who ...^ U T A HASTILY ^ Beiaga, a 10-year veteran of the cannot serve themselves. I have a r m i m state House of Representatives passion for our state, a passion that have been CONCeivEP PLAN TO TAKE ' who rose through the ranks to drives me to look beyond what is become deputy House Republican and to look for what can be.” © e F L A W f c t^ ^ IN PRINCIPLE^ leader this year, formally an­ Her administration, she said, The agreement reached by nounced her candidacy Saturday. would concentrate on such issues representatives of unionized public work ' M T i 2nd hostage The announcement capped an as transportation, education, busi­ old-fashioned whistle-stop train ness expansion, the environment employees and the town’s management and day care. over lunchtime procedures is a ride from her hometown of also died of Wesport. She became the first of four common-sense solution to a what Speaking from the rear platform Republicans expected to formally appears to have been a petty problem. It of a restored parlor car and declare a candidacy for governor. wearing an engineer’s cap,’ she The other three are former state is a shame it could not have been reached heart attack criticized O’Neill, the incumbent Sens. Richard C. Bozzuto of earlier and with less effort. Democrat, as being content with Watertown, Gerald Labriola of the status quo. WASHINGTON — Last June, when the 39 Naugatuck and Romeo G. Petroni A number of workers — it is impossible “What we have in Hartford of Ridgefield. American hostages from TWA Flight 847 were set ,today is an administration of tired, to say how many, but probably a small free In Beirut, President Reagan said he would not stagnant politicians who have lost Since she made it known earlier miimrity — have been taking more than forget the seven other Americans who had been this year that she was interested in sight of the prime directive of the nomination. Beiaga, 55, has the naif hour allowed them for lunch kidnapped in Lebanon. government: to serve the people. been barraged with questions under their contract. But even as he mlade that assurance, the CIA “Connecticut can no longer about being a woman running for had reliable intelligence that two of the seven tolerate political cronyism in its governor. Americans were already dead. We reported lost administration. We must draw on Citizens have seen town-owned our strength and buiid for the She has credited Democrat Ella UPI piwto vehicles parked at eating places before week the evidence that CIA agent William future,” she said. The O’Neill T. Grasso for opening the door in and after normal lunch hours or for Buckley, 57, died earlier this year of torture- administration "is an administra­ Connecticut. In 1974, Grasso be­ Forever with the evergreens extended periods and have concluded, O p e n F o r u m Jn^ced heart failure. tion that reacts rather than in­ came the first woman in American nW8w we have learned that 60-year-old Peter itiates, one that responds rather history to be elected governor Morrisville, Vt. Since Thursday, over 18 inches of snow properly in many cases, that someone on Kilbum, librarian at the American University of than anticipates. We shall do it without first succeeding her Max Paine, who has been planting and harvesting 6 the public payroll was taking advantage. Beirut when he was kidnapped last December, differently.” husband. Christmas trees since 1959, uses some newly fallen snow has fallen on Vermont, once again guaranteeing a white As a Fairfield County resident, to help in dragging a tree to a happy customer in Christmas in the Green Mountain State. In some cases, no doubt, workers were sensitive to needs of all students of expectation. also died of a heart attack in captivity. Unlike Among those attending the an­ Programs lead Now lOH needs support from Buckley’s'death, however, Kllburn’s was not she said she was acutely cognizant nouncement were state GOP lunching at what appeared to be odd every day of the year. An of complaints from that section of Chairman Thomas J. D’Amore Jr. objective methodology is better the public in the Manchester area caused by torture; he wasn’t a prisoner long hours because some kind of work to understanding to match the $41,500 generously enough to be abused to death by hi^hiite Moslem southwestern Connecticut where and his executive director. Peter than an indifferent one. many voters say they’re ignored W. Gold. tTTe emergency beyond their control juggled To Uie Editor: I was virtually taught the given by the Hartford Foundation abductors. r by the politicians in Hartford. "I D’Amore said his presence their schedule. European way of history, Eng­ for Public Giving. For 25 years Here’s the chronology of teraoP«s we’ve been intend to build a ‘United State of should not be construed as an able to piece it together from Intelligence sources: \ ( HRIS IM oPo Manchester I have been a volunteer re­ lish, math, etc., without question. lOH has asked nothing from us Connet^ticut,”’ she said. endorsement, although he called Citizens have let elected and appointed Non-white peoples of the world except to buy baked goods or More than 100 supporters Beiaga a "dynamite candidate.” source assistant for Lou Irvin, March 16,1984: Buckley, the CIA station chief in cheered and shivered on the I snopiM\(. town officials know they did not like what multicultural director at Man­ have influenced improvements support a swim-a-thon for this He said he hoped there would be pool. The pool is now well within Beirut, was kidnapped at gunpoint near his platform of Hartford’s Union Sta­ a primary for the Republican j K r v 9L P J a r k ^ e they saw. chester High School, since 1981. in math, inventions, art, science, tion as Beiaga delivered the politics, etc., in the past and vision, liiis pool, like these apartment in the Lebanese capital. He was nomination next September. That, 9 / I)\^S Merchanls Association The programs of the multicultu­ 10-minute speech in a biting wind. he said, would retain interest in the The abuse was possible because present. students, will be a big asset to the transported to the town of Baalbek in the eastern ral department enhance under­ Bekaa Valley. This is Syrian-controlled territory, As p band played “Hello, Dolly! ”, GOP race. woricers were allowed to go directly from standing of the cultures of white Concerned parents of all races town of Manchester. their work site to lunch. and non-white students, such as should contact Board of Educa­ As proud parents of four past but there is a strong Iranian presence. Buckley’s lOH instructors, we urge all captors were Hezbollah (Party of God) extremists As a means of gaining control over the the Human Relations Club. Par­ tion members to determine if the ticipating students visit histori­ curriculum has improved. parents of anyone involved in, or closely linked to the Islamic Jihad. Both get Four face abuses when other methods failed. Teachers could realize that they touched by, this most dedicated directions from Iran. cal places along the East Coast Dec. 3,1984: Kilbum was kidnapped in Beirut Public Works Director George Kandra and they see interestiDK movies are educating themselves also by organization to act now. Please or documentaries. Mr. Irvin has reading current literature that is send whatever you can to the lOH and driven to Baalbek. He had a history of heart charges at , simply ordered that all the workers disease and hypertension, and a stroke had left would have to report to their work also helped obtain more scholar­ available. If not, some victimized Pool Fund, Box 249, Manchester, ships and financial aid for people may give up trying. CT. 06040. Twenty-five years of him partially paralyzed. According to our headquarters from wherever they were minority students. Some of these Some native Americans be­ lOH instructors and students will sources, Kilbum died shortly after being seized, sub launch working to and punch out and in for students are attending college came active to restore pride in fondly thank you. possibly on the day he was spirited away to Baalbek. GROTON (UPI) — The fast- Yrahave lunch. The move put control into the today or they will be after their their heritage, with events such as the Indian powwow in Haddam Dr. & Mrs. W.T. Moyer Jan. 22,1985: Buckley was videotaped holding a attack submarine Louisville hands of town management where it senior year. Racial unrest has slipped into the icy Thames River greatly diminished since 1979. Neck on Aug. 23. Another exam­ 98 Princeton St. dated newspaper. He gave a message from his belongs. But it also antagonized workers Manchester kidnappers and mentioned two other American Saturday as four anti-nuclear White and non-white students had ple is the indoctrination of Afghan protesters were arrested in the used to a custom that was more flexible refugee children who must learn hostages — but not Kilbum. friends positive visits between some bitter cold outside the gates of — and, when not abused, more practical suburban and inner-city high Marxist ideology in Russia. Special thanks March 1985: Buckley, disguised as a wounded Electric Boat shipyard. \ schools in Hartford, recently. Appreciation of cultural differen­ Iranian volunteer from the Lebanese religious for both the workers and those who are fighting, was flown in a Syrian helicopter to Betty Ann McKee, wife of Adm. E paying them. I did not have a special ces and the sexes is necessary to to many people Kinnaird McKee, director of the non-white mentor during my make the world better. Damascus, where he was put on an Iranian U.S. Naval Nuclear Propulsion o n K ^ I S t r e ^ It does not seem practical to give a school years in Manchester. Mr. Here is a list of five books by To the Editor: airliner and taken to Tehran. He was subjected to Program, christened the Louis­ Irvin has done a remarkable Job good authors. renewed torture; some of it took place in the ville with a traditional bottle of worker time to drive from some distant basement of the Iranian foreign ministry. T' place in town to Olcott Street or Spring in relating to staff and students. I Gregory, Dick—No More Lies: A special thank-you to all the champagne. gained respect from my former Myth and Reality of American people who have expressed their March 22: Secretary of State George Shultz ' McKee smashed the silver bottle right here on our street Street so that he can punch out, take a white classmates. As a middle- History. concern for my daughter Eileen privately called the family of one of the hostages on her second try, splashing half hour for lunch, punch in, and then be class black man, I brought Bernardo, Stephanie — The Greenwood, who was critically and assured them "we are using quiet diplomacy’’ champagne over her full-length another side of black life to be Ethnic Almanac. injured in an auto accident in to secure the hostages’ release. At the same time, mink coat. C given time to go back to the same Shultz sent a secret message to the Iranians via a Invited guests huddled in heavy Professional investment services are as worksite. appreciated. However, I never Sowell, Thomas — E thni^ October. gave up my cultural identity. America. Because of each of you, through Swiss diplomat in Tehran, warning that Iran coats and blankets cheered, sailors would "suffer the consequences" if any and EB workers waved their caps The agreement reached last week by Both of my parents instilled Schlesinger, Arthur — Al­ your cards, phone calls, prayers and the Louisville slid down the racial pride in my brother, Kent, manac of American History. and to those of you who sponsored Americans hostages were harmed. The torture of close as your bank- if your bank is the the union and town administrators Buckley continued. way into the sparkling river restores the older system with its and I at an early age. Making Marlow, Jean — The Great the VFW Benefit Dance, this Whipped by a strong, chiii wind. more money improves your Women. tragedy has been made a little April: Buckley suffered a heart attack brought Adm. McKee delivered the main Savings Bank of Manchester. flexibility and practicality. lifestyle, but is does not change easier. on by torture, and died in a Tehran hospital. address. your ethnic status automatically. Thomas L. Stringfellow Her condition is improving May: The Islamic Jihad released a picture "This ship is a bargain.” he said. Workers will be permitted to go from taken eariier of five of the hostages. It included "Undersea warfare takes more Skin color makes a difference, 183 Hillstown Road slowly each day, but she still has a INVESTMENT SERVICES FOR AMERICA their work site to lunch. They will have to but hopefully not in a negative Manchester long'convalesant period, so con­ Buckley, but not Kilbum. than men with an inclination to live so from noon to 12; 30 unless a supervisor September: The Rev. Benjamin Weir, one of the in harm’s way. They must also way. tinue to remember her in your . have the right topis to do the job. In Bank — keeping a written record — expressly prayers and thoughts. "Lebanon Seven," was released. He, too, had been During my early academic held in the Bekaa Valley, and reported seeing and our business that means stealth, at authorizes another time. years, there were not many mobility and firepower.” MEST After 25 years, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Murphy talking with three other hostages — but not The Louisvilie is the 27th SSN698- A SERVICE OF ISFA CORPORATION of Maikliester The union has agreed to discourage non-white teacher role models Buckley or Kilbum. MEMBER SIPC nor too many literary characters East Street class submarine buiit by the t ./ transgressions. The union, and the lOH pool In sight Hebron October: The Islamic Jihad announced it had Electric Boat division of General spoken about in class. The same executed Buckley in retaliation for the recent majority of workers represented by the To the Editor: Dynamics. names werp usually repeated; Letters policy Israeli raid on Palestine Liberation Organization The 360-foot-long vessel will be union, have the most to lose if the abuses George Washington, Carver. headquarters in Tunisia. Actually, Buckley had armed with Tomahawk cruise continue. Booker T. Washington, Phyllis Thank you for your Dec. 3 The Manchester Herald wel­ missiles, harpoon missiles and the INVEST team works on salary, not on commission. been dead for months. A photo of Buckley in a Phone or come in fo r They have no vested interest in seeing you purchase More stringent control will have to Wheatley. Black history was not editorial in support of the lOH comes original letters to the coffin was presented as proof of his death. The Mark-48 anti-submarine torpe­ celebrated until the late 1970s. pool. The Instructors of the editor. does. The Louisville displaces 6,900 one security over another. reinstituted. Shiites demanded the release of 100 Palestinian the new, full-spectrum Advice is based strictly on the quality and suita­ However, a multi-cultural ap­ Handicapped are a most deserv­ Letters should be brief and to prisoners in Israel in return for Buckley’s body. tons and will carry a crew of 127 Moreover, while it may be the elected proach to all courses in education ing group of high school youths the point. They should be typed officers and enlist^ men. bility of each investment, and geared completely to your at the Savings Bank of November: A letter appeared signed by four The Coalition to Stop Trident, Investment services own personal financial needs and goals. In essence, the Manchester will provide, without the high broker’s and appointed town officials who will is needed today, especially with who dedicate every Sunday or neatly handwritten, andi for American hostages asking for help in their backlash of affirmative action afternoon from September to organizers of a long series of INVEST team works for you. commissions found at most full service brokers. take me flak if the public perceives that ease in editing, should double­ release. Buckley’s and Kilbum’s names were not anti-nuclear demonstrations at the of INVEST. laws and the notoriety of white May to help the handicapped spaced. Letters must be signed Right here at the bank. The fact that your INVEST Aren’t you ready for the INVEST Center? The it is being cheated, it is the workers on the letter. Groton shipyard, protested of the If you invest in stocks, bonds, mutual funds and other Center is right at the Savings Bank of Manchester is supremacist groups. It begins in learn to swim and have fun. Their with name, address and daytime December: The State Department still Louiville launch. INVEST O n ter is ready for you-now. The team is themselves whose credibility will be colleges of education and in the long dreamed-for pool is amaz­ types of investments-or would like to - INVEST, a going to make things a lot easier for you. You have in place. You may already know one or all of them, if telephone number (for continues to tell anyone who inquires that it A handful of protesters held a service of ISFA (Corporation at the Savings Bank of tarnisbed in the public eye. home. Teachers need to be ingly near fruition after 25 years verification). enough things to do, enough places to be these days, you’re already a Savings Bank of Manchester customer. "assumes” Buckley and Kilbum are still alive, vigil in the cold outside the gates of ^ Manchester, has important news for you. Starting now, without adding one more to your list. So why not get all Call or come in soon and find out more about this new along with the four others. But the State the EB shipyard. Groton police we can offer you a whole array of investment services the investment advice and assistance you n e ^ in the and exciting investment resource, right where you Department knows better. said four demonstrators were right here at the bank! Because now there’s an INVEST same place where you take care of most of your other . charged with disorderly conduct bank. Now more than ever before, the Savings Bank of (Crater at our Main Office. And the INVEST team is financial needs - at the bank. Manchester is your one-stop source for financial services. Manila malnllna and released on written promises waiting to assist you. You’re welcome any time at the INVEST (Center in Trident competition won’t be easy The U.S. government has more to complain to to appear in court. No violence or INVEST is an independent service of ISFA Corpora­ our Main Office. Stop in when you’re there to do your 6 serious incidents were reported, The IN V E S T Team (clocktuise Philippines President Ferdinand Marcos about tion, providing objective investment research and coun­ banking. Can’t come in? No problem. We’ve instdled a for the Army. police said. from left) includes licensed By Daniel Beeoan were to enter the Trident competition. than continuing cormption, suppression of human Protest leaders said the subma­ seling and portfolio management, as well as purchase new phone num ber-a direct line intoThe center. brokers Dale Baker, Martin F. That suspension followed an earlier one this In exchanges on the House and Senate floors. rights and economic bungling. A recent internal rine’s capability of carrying and ^ e of securities, mutual funds shares, unit trusts, Clall any time during banking hours to talk to a mem­ Lutkiewicz, Carole A . Comforti, WASHINGTON — The Navy’s wish to give year that related to alleged misbillings of Rep. Sam Gejdenson, D-Conn., and Sen. real estate limited partnerships and related investment ber. of the team. Ask questions. Find out more. Make Anne L. Beecher emd State Department report discloses that the nuclear-armed cruise missiles Frances L . Fitzpatrick. General Dynamics Corp.'s Electric Boat Shipyard expenses to the Navy. Christopher J. Dodd, D-Conn., received Philippines is a vital link in the shipment of heroin brought a chilling message of services. Sounds a lot like what other full service bro­ an appointment. There’s never any obligation. in Groton, Conn,, some competition in building But even Navy officials admit that Electric Boat assurances from leaders of the defense into the . The Drug Enforcement . "immense terror and insanity” to kerage houses have to offer? It is. Like them, the people Trident submarines may prove difficult, has been delivering its submarines on time and on appropriations subcommittee that there is no way the Christmas season. who staff the INVEST Center are licensed brokers, Administration “concentrates its activities in the highly trained and fully qualified to assess your finan- eepecially in an era of tightening Pentagon budget. under existing spending laws the Navy could help Philippines, which has now become the primary Coalition members said they budgets. out Newport News. ci^ situation, and help you make the right investment THE INVEST CENTER transit point for heroin from Thailand to the risked arrest outside the heavily decisions to try to improve it. They can even explain Lehman, a strong advocate of competition Newport News officials have not given any United States.” U.S. agents work with local secured shipyard "in hope our The Navy has been sending loud signals for the among contractors, has argued that getting indication whether they are interested in the actions will prevent the final to you how you can set up an account at the INVEST paft few months that it would welcome bids from Philippine authorities "to interdict dmg traffic Crater to function as a self-directed IRA, just like sotne Newport News into the Trident program could Trident competition, especially if they had to pick and to develop related intelligence,” but they need . catastrophe.” the Newport News (Va.) Shipbuilding and lower the costs to the government of buying one of other brokers are currently recommending. up the entire tab for startup costs. more cooperation from the top. "These weapons defy all law, But there arc some very important differences 647-0333 Drydock Co., which now competes with Electric the big missile-firing undersea ships. And defense spending cutbacks appear likely both civil and divine. It defies between our INVEST (Center and the typical brokerage Boat for attack submarine contracts. However, Stratton said in a recent interview he because of the Gram-Rudman deficit reduction MInhadItorial reason to threaten to use them,” house-differences that are going to mean something Mon.-Fri.-9 a.m,-4 p.m. But key congressmen have said there is no remained unconvinced that the government would measure signed into law by President Reagan. The Pentagon’s cheerful optimism in the face of said a coalition statement signed better for you. Thurs. - 6 p.m.-8 p.m. oioitey available now for the Navy to assist save anything, and predicted costs could even be Those cuts, which would strain existing disastrous failure is sometimes maddening. The by Joanne Sheehan and Rick Newport News to get involved. And Rep. Samuel higher if the Navy bought Tridents from another Direction that is truly objective. A member of the Pentagon resources, likely would lessen the Ajmy recently fired an anti-tank gun at its $1.5 Gaumer of Norwich, Art Laffin of INVEST team will serve as your personal broker, get­ BUrattonf D-N. Y„ chairman of the House Armed contractor. chance Congress would be willing to give Newport miUion-a-piece Bradley Fighting Vehicle, and the New Haven and John Hahhan of .S ettees Committee panel that has jurisdiction ting as involved in helping you meet your investment Save on commissions, too. When compared to a tradi­ At a hearing of the President’s Blue Ribbon News some up-front dollars. armored personnel carrier burned up. But were Norwalk. gods as you want him or her to be. You can be sure not tional brokerage house, stock and bond transactions ovar the Trident program, says he feels involving Commission on Defense Management last week, Without congressional help, Newport News tbe brass hats downhearted? Not a bit. "We’re The November commissioning only that your adviser is qualified to help you make conducted through the INVEST O n ter will cost you fWrpditNews at this stage would only prove .Stanley C. Pace, General Dynamics’ vice would have to pick up the costs of retooling to get thrilled with the results,” crowed an Army of tbe last fast-attack submarine, decisions about what and when to buy or sell, but also less. Sound, informed investment advice, qualified coMIy to taxpayers. chairman, also predicted the move would cost the into the Trident program. spokesman. "The notion that if you kick the tires the U ^ Pittsburgh, led to 10 that any recommradations you receive will be totally portfolio management, personal attention, prompt, pro­ Eariier this month. Navy Secretary John government money. And with few remaining Tridents left to be built, of a Bradley the whole thing’s going to go up in a arrests during a protest at EB. The objective. Why? Because, unlike most brokerage houses, fessional transactions-that’s what the INVEST Center tabm an suspended General Dynamics from Pace said Electric Boat has invested about $300 that option may not prove attractive for the glowing fireball just didn’t pan out.” nttsburgb, tbe Louisville’s sister ^dnw tovemment contracts after several million in the facilities and equipment it needs to Virginia shipyard. Congressional critics were not amused by the ' 'ship, was the Navy’s first fast- «; I fdntitr executives, and the build Tridents. attack submarine capable of ______r . 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I M S - t . ij ■ — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Dec. K. 19S5 Walkout at Fafnir Wing flap from British jet enters 12th week interrupts Hanukkah dinner incident.” NEW BRITAIN (AP) - More said. . , _ Bv Cattierinc Shahan after the incident and no injuries Strikers are even getting a union « on the plane or ground were ’The accident was under investi­ than 1,200 members of United Auto United Press International gation by the Federal Aviation Workers union Local 133 are bonus at Christmas In addition to reported. about $100 a week in strike pay. British Airways spokesman Administration, he said. entering the 12th week of their BOSTON — Ellzabetb Gordon Lampl said the plane lost two strike against Fafnir Bearing. 30-year veteran Roland Derosier was enjoying a Hanukkah celebra­ John LampI said the airliner was on its final approach to landing on pieces of wing flap. One piece was The obstacle to a settlement, saw w - tion with friends and family when a Fafnir was sold in October to the •» runway 22 at Logan. believed to have landed In Massa­ union officials say, is a plan by the 12-foot chunk of metal suddenly chusetts Bay, and the other company to have workers pay part Torrington Co., a division of bounced off the roof of her house “At approximately 30 to 45 Ingersoll-Rand. 'The company has - seconds tefore touchdown at an bounc^ off the roof of Gordon’s of their medical insurance. and landed in the yard. house in suburban Revere, near Negotiations between the com­ several plants in the South and S The surprise at dessert time altitutude of 1,000 feet a loud bang some union members think the ?! was heard by the crew and the airport. pany and the union broke down last Sunday turned out to be part of a It struck a cream-colored week, and no new talks have been company will move its Connecticut ^ wing flap from a British Airways everybody on the airplane,” Mercedes-Benz parked in the operations there. ^ Boeing 747 that fell from the plane Lampl said. “ There was some scheduled. driveway and came to rest on the The UAW says the average age The money the union says the C as it approached Logan Interna­ vibration and the whole plane of plant workers is 52 — one of the company would save by changing p tional Airport on a flight from wobbled a little bit.” lawn. health coverage will help finance ^ But he said the pilot, Capt. Massachusetts Port Authority many reasons they do not want any London. spokesman Nick Lambert! said the changes in their health insurance. that move, said Michael Rao, one p British Airways Flight 215, Richard Kingsley Smith, was of the union negotiators. The strike J! “ immediately able to control the piece that landed in Revere was a ’tour employees are at an age which carried 254 passengers and 12-foot top section of a left wing where they need medical insu­ also may be helping the company 17 crew members, made a safe situation” and said the / “ the flap. rance. They’ve been exposed to save money, he said. "They f«*l landing at 3 p.m EST, 10 minutes airplane continued to land without solvents and toxic fumes.” UAW it’s worth keeping us on strike.” ^ Local President Josephine Yan- However, company officials ^ chak a rally of about 200 union have said the strike is only helping ^ members and sympathizers its competitors by giving them Museum tells snowmobile story Drama In Boston Saturday. more business. Z " I hope the management gets Several local and state officials, ^ for a broken collarbone and released, authorities said. the message” from the rally, she including Mayor W illiam J. — public on weekends next montn. Boston fireman Walter McGinn, 35. grabs hold of a ALLENSTOWN, N.H. (U PI) - a touch of warmth. said. "After II weeks, we’re more McNamara and Democratic gub- v despondent William Dolan, 26, of Boston as he jumps off Metropolitan District Commission police took William Well known for its allure to skiers The variety ranges from the 1959 The museum is located in an old united than at the beginning.” ematorial candidate Toby Moffett, Civilian Conservation Corps build­ Dolan into protective custody, spokesman Larry Gillis nationwide. New Hampshire now Polaris Ranger to the 1986 Polaris an elevated railing of the Southeast Expressway Sunday. Workers said they want no attended the rally. said. Dolan was not injured and will be held for has an attraction for a different Indy Trail snow machine. An ing and will eventually be ex­ A t right, M cG in n is pulled over and the tw o plum m eted 30 changes in their medical antique from the 1920's, the Lom­ panded into a second building. observation, Gillis said. kind of snow worshipper— the first feet into a safety net that collapsed. McGinn was treated insurance. public snowmobile museum. bard log skidder is also displayed Visitors will find the housed “ Why go backwards in life?” Two from state ^ UPl photo Displaying 14 different models to as a primitive snowmobile form. collection near the park’s nature asked Joseph Beauchesne, who represent nearly 30 years of Lane said the museum is the first center. has been a surface grinder with Rhodes scholars Improvements made snowmobiling history, the mu­ public one of its kind in the nation. Fafnir for 27 years. seum was dedicated Saturday at “ I guess there are a number of One change in medical benefits CLAREMONT, Calif. (AP) — Time for tea Now you know Bear Brook State Park. private collections... but nothing Two college studente from Connec­ Canada boasts the world’s long­ would require employees to con­ Today is the 212th anniversary of the original British vessei, and dump boxes Edgar Hetteen, dubbed “ Father the state has been involved in.” 6 ticut are among 32 students from 21 est coastline, with 56,453 miles of tribute $10 to $20 a month. The famous Boston Tea Party, and to mark of sawdust into the water. The Boston of Snowmobiling,” and the founder Admission will be free, he said, Bridgeport zoo woos visitors back expired contract required no pay­ colleges nationwide named as when the museum opens to the waterfront. of the Artie Cat snowmobile, spoke ment by workers. recipients of Rhodes Scholarships the occasion, history buffs Sunday Tea Party Ship and Museum waived its to study at Oxford University in at the ceremony. HWUBBHeBDeBHBBUWUWlBgXWlBgiaaXWlWlBBIXWUgiUgaXWIWIWXOWgXg By Linda Stowell the animals were very healthy, but with funding — they’re not an exhibit costs $15,000 more than we Another change would require a reenacted the dumping of tea into entrance fee, and served, what eise, "It has been a turbulent mar­ The Auoclated Press the conditions were poor. appeal item.” have, we’ll wait until we have the yearly $100 deductible fee for each England. complimentary tea. I The winners will join an interna­ Boston Harbor. The participants stand riage. attempting to marry ma­ "It's like people living in the John Coakley. the federal in­ money. We’re going to upgrade not employee or $200 per family. The chines with the outdoors,” he told a spector for the USDA Veterinary tional group of students chosen on the brig of "Beaver II,” a replica of the BRIDGEPORT — Nearly a year ghetto. Mentally and physically expand.” employee would have to pay 20 crowd of about 65 enthusiasts. Reversible ago curious onlookers, state legis­ they’re OK, but if you improve Services in Mystic, said the zoo is Outsiders have mixed emotions percent of the next $2,000 in from 18 countries for two or three years of study at Oxford, said ^ “ We’ve been scorned, laughed at lators and federal officials rushed their conditions, they feel better. being investigated by his agency. about the zoo. expenses. and ridiculed. I mean how logical Chinese to the Beardsley Zoological The zoo was over 60 years old. but He declined to disclose any infor­ "Right now, it’s stagnating. It A vision-care plan also would be David Alexander, American secre- * tary of the Rhodes Scholarship * is it to think you can actually have Gardens, to determine whether it nothing had been done.” Pieper mation while the investigation is has to move one way or another.” eliminated under the offer, which Cross lawsuit spurs harassment fun being outside when it’s 20 Jackets was a torture chamber or just said. continuing. said John Dommers, director of the company says is its final one. Trust on Sunday. William Handley of Westport, below? out-of-date. Dancho said, though, federal the New England Region For the The company has said it needs to “ I may be prejudiced," he said. investigators made two recent Conn., one of three students chosen GREENWICH (UPI) - One of could feel I was spoiling their the community’s resentment of the A veterinarian at what is the LOCATED ON 33 acres, the zoo Humane Society of the United keep future increases in medical “ But snowmobilers are the grea­ inspections, one in June and one in from Stanford University, and : three residents who successfully holiday.” Libin, a 40-year-old judge’s decision. state’s largest zoo had told legisla­ has 50 exhibits and 325 animals. It States. He said the zoo has had no costs under control. test people on earth.’ ’ October. He said the zoo received a Nadine Pinede of Norwalk, Conn., sued to prevent the Cos Cob attorney, said Friday. SALE tors of poor living conditions at has been owned by the city since it major problems in the last year, Roland Dubay, a machine opera­ "Rene lives much cioser to the Paul Doherty, former director of clean bill of health in June, and was a Radcliffe College student, were Volunteer Fire Company from ” My only concern was the Beardsley as he pleaded for more opened in 1922 and has a $500,000 but rates it a 5 on a scale of 1 to 10. tor with the company for 30 years, center of gravity. What do you call state parks, was the major thrust asked to fix four minor violations among 96 finalists chosen from the ' displaying a Christmas cross says appearance of government invol­ money. A flurry of resulting news annual budget, according to Gregg "It’s not one of the 10 worst zoos, said he has no worries even though it, ground zero?” Kaufmann said. behind the establishment of the on October. Dancho said the 1,288 who applied for the presti­ she has been constantly harassed vement in a particular religion.” reports detailed the zoo’s Dancho, the zoo’s acting director. but it has a long way to go.” the strike was continuing and his Libin lives within I mile of the museum. Its dedication coincided $7(K» violations were fixed in one day. gious scholarships. since the judge’s decision. Libin said. shortcomings. Dommers said. wife had just been laid off her job. firehouse, which is on heavily with the state park system’s 50th Zoo officials are developing a They were interviewed in re­ Renee Libin says she has. re­ Libin. who is Jewish, said • Chinese Brocade The zoo received $1 million from Peter Oldershaw, president of ‘ T v e survived so many strikes. traveled Boston Post Road in anniversary this* year. master plan for the $1 million gional competitions Saturday and ’ ceived telephone calls around the someone called in the middle of the the state and a major renovation is DANCHO SAID THE chain link the Connecticut Zoological Society I’ll survive this one.” he said. affluent Greenwich. “ What Mr. Doherty told us was if • Assorted Colors received from the state. They’re fence around the bison needs to be the final selection of 12 women and ■ clock since U.S. District Judge night this week and said, " I ’m about to begin to modernize the in Bridgeport, said there has Dubay said he was working odd we were going to establish a • All Sizes & Colors beefing up their marketing stra­ replaced and a clinic is needed for Ellen Bree Bums issued an injunc­ sorry you and all your family exhibits. Zoo officials say the “ certainly been progress” at the jobs for a temporary agency as 20 men was made. The firehouse has become the museum, we would really have to tegy by aggressively going after sick animals. The top priority, he The 32 Rhodes Scholars included ' tion Tuesday against the display on didn’t die in Auschwitz.” conditions were never as bad as the zoo. well as getting strike pay. center of protests since the contro­ get with it,” said park manager corporate donations, and they’ve said, is the primate building, a the town-owned firehouse. She said she evacuated her law publicity led people to believe. “ The fact that the state is "Most people here have bucks.” the highest number of scientists versial decision was made. Felix Jim Lane, “ because there were all boosted admission 50 percent to $I dark building, where the animals making funds available for the because of their age, said James chosen in recent years — 13. Bums said the display of the office Thursday after a woman Dr. Louis Pieper, the veterinar­ Andreoni, 31. carried a white these old machines sitting in for adults and 50 cents for children. are kept behind chain link fences in first time for the zoo is a Abata, 48. who has worked at The Rhodes Scholarships were ■ cross on a municipal building drove by and said to an employee, plywood cross back and forth in 64J-bWi! ian who drew attention to the zoo garages or out in the back of barns ” We’re not looking to compete cages'.' HC wants to replace the tremendous step forward,” Older­ Fafnir for 30 years. But if most established in 1902 by Cecil John - violated the plaintiff’s constitu­ “ If you are working for Rene Libin front of the firehouse Friday. lllW Center St., Manchester and was later fired, contends his going to waste.” with the Bronx Zoo,” said Richard chain-link with glass partitions, shaw said. “ I think it will keep workers had young children, the Rhodes, a British politician- tional rights and granted a prelimi­ you better get out of the house if testimony was blown out of propor­ Inside the museum, snowmo­ Call for extended holiday hours Porto, director of parks and add sky lights and combine some nary injunction. A hearing on the you know what’s good for you.” ‘Til be here until Christmas tion by some of the media. getting better.” situation would be different, he diamond baron. biles line both walls and are recreation for the city of Bridge­ exhibits. constitutional issue is scheduled Libia’s father, Harold Kauf- Eve,” Adreoni said. “ Next they’ll ‘T m bitter about it and I hold for the spring. mann a co-plaintiff in the suit, said be wanting to take ’In God We displayed on risers. A large • Unique Fashions & Gifts From Around the World port. "The zoo has started to pick “ We’re going to start with the $1 * • * 0^0^ * . fieldstone fireplace gives the room grudges. I feel I was a political up and move, and we’re going to million and raise money else­ “ I can see how a lot of people his daughter has taken the bmnt of Trust’ off the coins.” pawn,” said Pieper, now at the keep the ball rolling.” where,” said Dancho, who came to Brookside Veterinary Hospital. “ Until this administration came the zoo in 1982. and where he has Pieper said he never charged in. a band-aid approach was used worked as a volunteer, seasonal E that animals were starving or sick, to patch up the zoo.” Porto said. helper and keeper. “ This is not REGRETTABLE BUT UNA VOIDABLE as reported by the media. He said "Zoos in general have a problem going to be a crash program. If an I Send That Special Hotels hold the last tickets i Person Some C to Boston’s Renoir exhibit s* OeGemmis By Jim Rattray Sixteen Boston hotels offered “ We had a lot of concern as to United Press International package deals that included who this would bring to the city. I HOLIDAY CHEER!! K illtV W D tickets to the exhibit, and most None of us would have thought it OFFERS TO THE PUBLIC AS A BOSTON — The price of admis­ were quickly snapped up. The would be this dramatic.” Egan t* sion to the exhibit of 97 Renoir hotels with tickets still remaining said. “ People felt they had to see it. paintings at the Boston Museum of expect them to be gone quickly. Boston usually isn’t mentioned in Fine Arts has risen from $5 to 'The Colonnade Hotel near the the same breath with those two with a personalized message in the Herald around $U5, only now you also get museum said it got a “ fantastic other cities.” S TO C K H E D U C TIO N S&LE a double bed and a bottle of response” to a two-night deal for During the exhibit’s three-month champagne. $310 per couple, which included run, the fervor over tickets in­ Add a cheesebasket and it’s just two breakfasts, one dinner and creased from concern to despera­ $175. Renoir tickets. Parking, tax and tion to panic. c o l d s w i d i On Entire Stock of Men's and Women’s Clothing and All 453,000 tickets to the extraor­ tips included. With art lovers’ elbows flying dinarily popular exhibit by French When Ritz marketing director dangerously, ticket lines re­ Furnishings! impressionist Pierre Auguste Re­ Thom Egan bought 800 Renoir sembled a pro basketball game at 1 x 1 = f noir were sold out Tuesday after­ tickets in July, he got very the Boston Garden or a Saturday noon. three weeks before the nervous. Egan, who usually only afternoon at the famous Filene’s I •4.00 I show’s only U .S. stop closes on Jan. deals/in what he calls “ sure department store bargain 4 Rising operationai costs, failure to realize anticipated income and lack of sentiment on 5. things.” did not know how Renoir basement. the part of our creditors, forces us into this position . . . sell off the stock, convert the But a few tickets are still would sell. The museum anticipated the available if you stay at a posh 'Tm not a gambling man,” he crowds and instituted a policy of merchandise into cash and let tomorrovr decide the future. Every effort will be made to Boston hotel, like the snooty said. “ That’s why I’m surprised I reserving tickets by day and time, weather the storm. Ritz-Carlton overlooking Boston’s did it. I was very concerned they’d admitting just 350 people each half ■\ .'hatever kind of cold you come Public Garden. But there you have be taking it out of my paycheck.” hour. A strict no-exchange policy Therefore: effective immediately, the entire stock has been placed on sale at a fraction of to pay an extra $140 to $170 for a The exhibit, which opened in was also implemented. down with, Triaminic" liquids or its true selling price; everything including the newest arrivals for fall and winter. 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I THINK THE TEACHER UWATERAPE PIP A N e x t r a - s t r e n g t h IltfM oW iTte a m p I WAMT. MBY/ Mo P I20B L E M n MlldiK I Safetif declining, 0CfZlt*&POfZ Y o U T O M MoW ISTRYINSTOTEa sJrtW GET, SIR^ MU$0AHn$1O I APPreciATE y ME S0METHIN6, MARGIE - j r ^ e t i o p p i n e IT TjC W l^ T H E lP aiMiie pilots say % DALLAS (UPI) - A aurvey o( one in 70 said deregulation had the nation’s commeitial pilots improved airiine safety, and ball shows many believe deregulation expressed concern that airlines baa given birth to poorly equipped stress profits at the expense of airtines that stress profit over safety. CAPTAIN AAAY ®by Creeka A Caaala safety, and one flier warns air “It will take years and years for MEAN- T* VBRV TW O M EN travelers will pay “in blood." the safety problems caused by PIFPICULT_ HAVE B EE N The Dallas Times Herald, which derogulation to become acute, and [PHANTOM byLm PMkAlyiMiy KIPNAPPEP. surveyed 1,200 pilots and co-pilou there will be better years and nationwide, said Sunday that al- worse years," said a co-pilot for a TO rm surmMiCTKMop 1 WM6 MXINC^ \f^OOOt thoq^ p in a still beiMve air travel iRajM airline. " ’JK-DOUHm 064unnu..iHE iL minb/ aiPDlN0 BECAME is the safiNt forin of transporta­ "But deregulation and cheap air tion, Antertca’s sMOs are not as fares will be paid for, and they will safe aa they should be. be paid for in blood." "Although Fm never forced to A pilot based in Mississippi said take a plane I don’t like, 1 see more deregulation has virtually crippled inclination to nurse planes along "one of the best transportation and get them aomewbere else," systems In the world." said ^lot Warren Bayless. "Let’s face it: It’s costly to keep “Although competition is a good maintenatree up to the top level. If thing, I think it has taken emphasis a company can postpone a cost, it’s away from safety and efficiently sta rt tKiDNAPPB? BY eiM eii9» ARLO AND JANI8™ by Jimmy Johneon economically attractive to do moving passengers from one place to another and has wrongly placed m t Fttm SfSHT OF rue LAKe>i> w6a,ir&KncRiD that,” be said. DOVDUREMIV DOVOUREAUY, HOLD it* ARC Pilots answering a Times Herald the emphasis on making a buck," REAUYREAUY RCAayREAu: iydugoingid KNOW THCAC THINGS' BLONME by Daan Veunfl A tlan Drake 101/EME? mail questionnaire generally the Mississippi pilot said. VES' LOVE ML? RCAU.V. JUST KEEP blamed airline deregulation, Almost one-third of the pitots — (XXNG UNTIL 31.7 percent — said the quality Of I'LL -TAKE THAT BIS AN(7 TMREE OOrTTAINEHS ISAYW? V which went into effect in 1078, for TURKEV IN THE R30NT OP THE 9ELBCT OVBTBRS the dMine In airline safety. Only air traffic control had declined. POR M V Shultz, in Hungary,

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ALLEY OOP ®by Dava Oraua UH photo BUDAPEST, Hungary (AP) — prized treasure, and a meeting 6 Secretary, of State George P. with Communist Party leader WELL, IT LOOKS UKE WE'RE GONNA FIND Armed with an automatic weapon, an Air Force officer Dover, Del. Final preparations were being nriade forthe Shultz, eager to stimblate Hun­ Janos Kadar. OUT WHETHER YOU'RE gary’s aednomic independence Shultz is on a KHlay tour of ON TN I PAITRACK by IIH Helbreek RIGHT OR KIOT.' stands guard Sunday at the entrance to a mortuary arrival of the bodies of 248 U.S. Army soldiers killed in an from the Soviet UnlOb, held tkade air crash at Qander, Newfoundland, on Thursday. Europe that Includes visits to three surrounded by razor wire at the Dover Air Force Base in talks today wiili goverbiiicnt communist countries that a U.S. Y m v tm is e x t w , we COULD leaders. ofikdal recently described as "off | T A 5 A 0 A ^ PARHWR^HlP SuntHtaded by evidehceof Hun­ the reservation” in their relations EFflPIMTMflHoOSOF, S uveiZM6- a m j o 6 i ., iw e/tAKe vuPFies gary’s relative prosperity coin- with the Soviet Union. He was In TbypwruiWTOM/ p a r ^ to Ae Soviet UnteB-^-ttfBOlf Romania on Sunday and will go to Military jet crashed Just after takeoff filletf Wltn holiday shoppers and im iS fr LISTS/ n nonaligned Yugoslavia Tuesday. stores abundantly stocked with tBv Warren Perlev there was nothing to suggest will do further readouts and The Toronto Star said the anew consumer doOda — Shultz began a Romania occasionally differs i United Press International Arrow Air broke FAA rules, the analyxes on the flight data left at noon last Tuesday from.a busy day that mixed official with A e rest of the Soviet bloc on newspaper said. recorder.” U.S. Air Force- base In Tacotna, business and symbolic foreign policy issues. GANDER, Newfoundland — The The 248 soldiers, members of the The flight data recorder nor­ Wash., refueled at Gander and ceremonies. . Although Hungary is in lock-step THE BORN LOSER ®by Art Sanaom DC-8 jet that crashed last week, Army's elite lOlst Airborne Div­ mally would indicate air speed, headed toCologne, West Germany. He placed a wreath at a r killing 266 American soldiers and ision, were returning to Fort attitude, heading and vertical That meant the crew was on duty memorial to Hungarian heroes and with the Soviet Union on military ^ iT , Ke\MPie!^6ir, c p M W iw > trl I crew, smashed into the ground just Campbell, Ky., after six months in acceleration, Boag said. for 14 hours, and then restedfor 15 held discussions with Foreign policies, the government has T' ^seconds after starting down the Egypt’s Sinai desert when the No information has been gleaned hours while another crew flew the Minister Peter Varkonyi. strayed from the Kremlin model of 4 runway and reaching a sufficient plane crashed and exploded after a from the cockpit voice recorder, jetliner to Cairo and back to He also planned a visit to St. tightly controlled economic plan­ MR. MEN™ AND LITTLE MISS™ by Hargraavas A SaHara 'takeoff speed of 190 mph, an refueling stop in Gander, 900 miles which Was heavily damaged by Cologne, the report said. Stephen's crown, Hungary’s most ning. CllbAS Hargre*«M and SaMa>i • investigator said today. from Montreal. All the soldiers and fire. The original crew was on duty OMirewiad by NCA me K N ^ T W / L E T © WHAT W OULP^^ ! Peter Boag, chief investigator the eight crew members died. Four of the jet’s engines and again two hours before leaving I Tonight i l l 9 B U R N I T I P!'WE po WITH THE ;for the Canadian Aviation Safety Boag spoke a few hours before their components have been reco­ Cologne for a aix-hour flight to o A S=H ES F • Board, said the plane veered 20 U.S. military aircraft were to vered and win be flown to Ottawa Gander. The crew later spent an v : '• degrees right of the runway center begin taking the bodies of the later this week, be said. hour on the ground during the T H E B E M U S T For Christmas... (Z ■7 ^ ;iine at Gander Airport as it lost soldiers back home. The first There has been some speculation refueling at Gander, bringing total BE A N EASIER ; speed before Thursday’s crash. group of 10 bodies in flag-draped the flight might have been the duty hours to 33 in the ^ b o u r Style with Quality and Value! VVAY TO G ET BIP > Investigators have yet to deter- coffins was to arrive today at victim of a terrorist bomb, but period before the crash, the Star OF THIS «N ow I tar said. — w ■swsiwi ;mine what caused the wreck one Dover Air Force Base in Delaware Boag discounted that. ^minute and 40 seconds after the a b o a r i j U.S. Air Force C-141 "At this time, we have no reason Arrow Air charter jet began rolling S tarlifterfren^ort Jet. to suspect the fuselage broke up in Ponce de Leon discovered Flor­ FRANK AND ERNEST ®by Bob Tbovee ..down the runway with troops On Sunday, investigators the air.” he said. ida in 1513. I ' returning from peace-keeping worked through a storm that • duty in the Sinai peninsula, he said. dumped 4 inches of snow on the m E '’6WLTY o p . NOT Boag said investigators deter­ Arrow Air wreckage. They reco­ mined the jet was traveling at 190 vered. cockpit instruments and — —------i mph at one point during takeoff, flew them to Ottawa, where the ? considered a normal speed for flight data recorder and voice Puzxles A strogra/^ X TNO«^HT t h a t •takeoff but insufficient to reach recorders already had been sent I cruising altitude, he said. for analysis. "The precise altitude that the Answer to Previous Puzzle W A^ 'ffeuP J o 8 f , Also today. The Toronto Star ACROSS 56 Cincinnati ball - ______T • said in a copyright story the crew plane reached has not been deter­ club _o _R JL _A of the charter jet had been on duty mined,” he said. "We hope to learn 1 Photo fixor (si.) % u r Michaels ; for 23 of the 38 hours proceeding the that after more analysis. We have C jA 5 Child DOWN J i crash. considerably more information to 8 Exaggerated lI Ll gather and analyze. 1 White with age ERA ^ TTm Aviation experts believe pilot promotion 0 □ □ 2 Sixties radical fatigue may have played a role in "We don't anticipate we’ll have 12 Lubricates N (si.) Dec. 17,1985 the crash, the newspaper said, any more factual information the Emphasizes 13 Genatic WINTHROP Dick Cavalll 3 Feathered r Federal Aviation Administration rest of this week,*' Boag said. "My matsrial 4 CIA forerunner _s _E T | Tw o old Involvements that you have THISQUVC 5N IF HORSES REAt_LY ? guidelines say crews should not fly investigators are returning to 14 Rivar in tha HOW COM E 'YOD n e v e r S £ E Ottawa at the end of this week. 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Paul T. Vandalta the husband of Rose (Gutt) Ruba­ WaHwr L WiliianM Paul T. Vendetta, 61, of East cha. They had lived in East Walter L. Williams, 64, of to aid region’s home buyers Hartford, died Saturday at Hart­ Hartford since 1062. Stafford Springs, died Saturday at ford Hospital. He was the husband Bom in Manchester, March 9, home. He was the husband of Irene By United Presf International A Giants still of Margaret (Coffey) Vendetta, 1915, he had lived here for 47years. (BIdzeJovsky) Williams, and the and the brother of Francis P. He worked at Hamilton Standard father of Thomas Wiliiams of There’s new hope for New Manchester bankers say -V. Vendetta of Manchester. in Windsor Locks for 37 years, and Coventry. Englanders who have been dream­ Besides his wife and brother, he retired in 1077. He is also survived by three ing of buying a home but have been is survived by two daughters, He was a member of St; John the other sons, Walter Williams Jr„ rudely awakened when they calcu­ loans provide a chance m Barbara (Vendetta) Juhenville of Baptist Polish National Catholic Michael Williams and Peter Willi­ lated the costs. Vernon and Margaret A. Vendetta Church, Manchester. ams, all of Stafford; two daugh­ In New Hampshire, two mort­ rental housing, according to a need a wirf By John F. Kirch of Scotland; a sister, Mary A. Besides his wife, he is survived ters, Virginia Guilmette and Paula gage companies lowered their Herald Reporter news release from CHFA. Wahiberg of Greenwich; three by two daughters, Geraldine Ran- Willianu, both of Stafford; a rates this month to 10.5 percent for But Johnson said the CHFA By Dove Goldberg swatted the ball out of the air grandchildren; and several nieces kert of East Hartford and Elaine brother, William J. Williams of a 30-year flxed mortgage and program has survived other The Associated Press directly to Jeffcoat, who had Manchester residents who nothing to do but ramble into the and nephews. Roderick of Hebron; a son, Arvid Pearlsburg, Va.; six grandchild­ several Rhode Island lenders are meet income guidelines can attempU by Washington to The funeral will be Tuesday at Rubacha of Enfield; three broth­ ren; and several nieces and offering mortgages in the 11 eliminate or limit its abiUty to IRVING, Texas — Take years of opposite end zone to tie it. apply for low-interest mort­ Added Simms, who finished the 6:15 a.m. from the Rose Hill ers, Michael Rubacha and Albert nephews. percent range. gages at seven local banks provide below-market rate championship experience, mix it Funeral Home, 580 Elm St., Rocky Rubacha, both in California, and The funeral will be Tuesday at New Hampshire lenders predict mortgages for home purchases. with Too Tall Jones’ long arms, day with 24 completions in 50 starting today, the Connecticut attempts for 329 yards; Hill, with a mass of CHiristian Walter Rubacha of East Hartford; 9:45 a.m. from the Tocchetti prospects for home buyers may Housing Finance Authority has “I think there have been ’s opportunistic hands burial at 10 a.m. in St. Chris­ two sisters, Eleanor Kolakowskl of Funeral Home, 200 W. Main St., improve still further, with rates threats against state programs and blend it with clutch defense “Those things happen. There’s announced. nothing you can do about it. I topher’s Church, East Hartford. New Britain and Bernice Bweelen- Stafford Springs, followed by a possibly falling into the single The banks are participating in the past and CHFA has and an abundance of luck. Burial will be in Rose Hiii dorf of Rockfalls, III.; six grand­ mass of Christian burial at II a.m. numbers by this summer. survived,” Johnson said. “It’s a What do you have? looked for the ball and didn’t see it. in a CHFA program offering I found it about 10 seconds later Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. Cal­ children and several nieces and in St. Edward’s (%urch, Stafford. “I think we’re going to see single home mortgages at a 9.25 goixl program.” m - The ’ first NFC ling hours are today, 2to4and7to9 nephews. Burial will be in St. Edward’s digit, 30-year mortgage rates,’’ Those eligible for the low- East title since 1981 and the New and 60 yards down the field.” percent annual interest rate for They kept happening. p.m. The funeral will be Wednesday Cemetery. said David Burns, branch man­ qualified families throughout interest mortgages Include York Giants without a champion­ Memorial donations may be Memorial donations may be ager of Fleet Mortgage Corp. a top families of three or less with ship for 22 years and still needing a On the next series, the Cowboys at 0:15 a.m. from the Holmes (^nnecticut. registered two of their five sacks — made to the American Cancer Funeral Home, 400 Main St„ with a made to St. Edward’s Church, national firm with an office in The program will allow low- combined annual incomes of win next week to clinch a National Society, 670 Prospect Ave., Hart­ High Street, Stafford, or to the Bedford, N.H. “We expect them to 923,000 or less and families of Football League playoff spot. one each by Jones and Jeffcoat — mass of Christian burial at 10 a.m. income families in the area to and backed the Giants to the 12. On ford 06105 or the East Hartford in St. John the Baptist Polish American Cancer Society, 670 continue to drop for a good six consider buying a home for the four or more with annual The Cowboys won their cham­ Visiting Nurse Association. National Catholic Church. Calling Prospect Ave., Hartford, 06105. months or so.’’ incomes of $27,000 or less. pionship Sunday by beating the fourth down, Everson Walls came Fleet began offering the fixed first time, two local bank 28-21 in a game straight at , who hours are Tuesday, 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 officials said today. Starting Jan. 16, people who couldn’t get the punt off, and Wllwina M. Cyr p.m. A Christian wake service will Corrin* M. Dank* 30-year, 10.5 percent rate on Dec. “Anything that is lower than meet regular income limits, that turned on two touchdowns in a be conducted Tuesday at 8 p.m. 11 with three and a half points. which are higher, may also 46-second span of the second finally just heaved the ball away to Wiienna M. Cyr, 73, of Keene, Corinne M. (Cushman) Danks, First New Hampshire Mortgage the norm will help'families on a quarter just as New York seemed give the Cowboys the ball at the 12. N.H., a former Hartford resident, Memorial donations may be 74, of 12 Bruce Road, died Saturday tight budget,” said William apply. . to be ready to take a two-TD lead at made to St. John the Baptist Polish Corp. of Manchester, N.H. added Johnson, president of the Sav­ ’The CHFA was created in 1969 Then, on the first play. White, died Thursday at Cheshire Hospi- at Island Terrace Nursing Home, four points to its lowest rate, but intermission. back in the game briefly. Hit tai, Keene, N.H. She was the wife of National Church, 23 Golway St., Lakeville, Mass., after a long ings Bank of Manchester, which by the Legislature to assist Manchester. also offered loans at 10.58 percent is participating in the program. low-income families in purchas­ The key play was a 65-yard Renfro over Patterson for a Rene C^r, and the mother of Diana illness. She was the wife of the late with three points, 10.75 percent touchdown ramble with an inter­ touchdown. Smart of Manchester. George M. Danks. “Places like Manchester and ing new or rehabilitated hous­ with two points and 11.25 percent ing. ’The funds for the mort­ ception that Jones swatted out of Most of the second half was She is also survived by seven She was bom in Middleboro, with no points. East Hartford are going to the air and directly into the hands other daughters, Marilyn Legg of Ang«llM Buttoro benefit more, obviously be­ gages are derived from the sale controlled by the Giants, who had Mass. She graduated from Middle- A point is a pre-payment of of tax-exempt bonds. The au­ of his fellow . “We one point had outgained the Piainviile, Joyce Delia Bianca of Angeline (Lorello) Buttero, 79, boro High School in 1929, and interest on the loan and each point cause they’re making less in­ could not have won on offense wife of Arthur O. Buttero of 1146 come,” said Mark Parrotta, thority receives no state or Cowboys 125 to 10 in the half as Bristoi, Sylvia Cyr of Baskin- worked as a legal secretary. She equais one percent of the mortgage alone," said Coach Tom Landry, Dallas was down to Pelluer. gridge, N.J., Della Cornier of Van Main St., died Sunday at a local was a member of the Temple mortgage consultant for Con- federal subsidies. loan. Generally, the lower the Banks participating in the who before the seasons had pre­ Buren, Maine, Rena Levesque of convalescent home. Bom in Paw- Chapter 53, Order of the Eastern interest rate, the higher the n^ticut Bank and Trust Co., dicted a fourth-place finish for his But with 8:38 to go in the game, Glastoanbury, Mary Eilen Weich catuck, she lived In Newington for Star. another participating bank. CHFA program with offices in the Giants faked a field goal from number of points a consumer must the area are Heritage Savings Cowboys, who failed to make the of Hebron and Karen Wright of many years, before she moved to She is survived by a son, George pay. “It’s a pretty good program.” playoffs last season for the first the Dallas 25. But holder Jeff Essex Junction, Vt.; three sons, Manchester a few years ago. C. Danks of Matari, La.; two Four of Rhode Island’s largest Johnson said the .program and Loan Association, the Con­ time in a decade. Rutledge, trying to run, was Nathan Cyr of CHiichester, N.J., Besides her husband, she is sisters, Alice Crook of Long Island, banks lowered their rates to 11 could come under attack from necticut Bank & Trust Co., the “This is as good a team effort as dumped and fumbled and Michael Martin Cjmr of Wethersfield and survived by three sons, the Rev. N.Y., and Beatrice Travis of percent this past week and the the federal government in the Connecticut National Bank, a Cowboys team has ever had. We Downs recovered for Dallas. Kenneth C3rr of Portland, Maine; Michael Buttero of Bayside, N.Y., Seattle, Wash.; three nieces and a Eastland Bank took its 30-year future. President Reagan’s tax Northeast Savings, People’s had to have it from every area Eleven plays later, Tim New- three sisters. Glean Barrows of Peter J. Gialluca of Baltic, and nephew. mortgages to a six-year low at lOVi reform proposals tried to elimi­ Bank, the Savings Bank of because we were running out of gas some bulled in from the one and Randolph, Mass,, Georgia Elliott Francis J. Gialluca of New Bri­ The funeral will be held Tuesday percent. Old Colony’s Mariner nate tax-exempt mortgage re­ Manchester and United Bank 61 AnnMt* Piek«rd/MinchMt*r Herald on offense. You can’t measure it in Dallas seemed safe with a 28-14 of Old Orchard, Maine and Rita tain; one daughter, Marie A. at 10 a.m. at the Ashley Funeral Mortgage Corp. dropped its rates venue bonds for homes and Trust Co. terms of games that you won to get lead. Grant of Bangor, Maine; three DeLucco of Manchester; one Home, 35 Oak St., Middleboro, to lUA percent. Hospital Trust The and hook up championship in the Conference's to the , but it’s a big one “I never had any trouble sending brothers, Theodore Chamberlain brother, Nicholas Lorello of Paw- Mass., and burial will be in the National Bank to 11‘A, Old Stone tonight at the Orange Bowl in Miami with the East Division at stake. to win after the disappointments of Pelleur in,” Landry said of the of Old Orchard, Maine, Frank catuck; two sisters, Marie Lom­ East Cemetery, Manchester, at Bank to IIV4 and Pawtucket the last few years.” man who engineered the final Chamberlain of Worcester, Mass., bardo of Westerly, R.I. and Annie 1:15 p.m. Savings k Trust to lUA. On Monday, CHFA, which gives Applicants must have a signed; “This is the biggest win I’ve had drive. “He never changes expres­ and Clarence CSiamberlain of LoPriore of Pawcatuck; 17 grand- Donations may be made to the in four years,” said Tony Dorset!, chlldren; and great­ In New Hampshire, Fleet Mort­ first crack at the low interest loans sales contract and a copy of their' sion. He’s worse than I am.” Natick, Mass,; 25 grandchildren 11 Multiple Sclerosis Foundation, 400 gage also is offering a 9>A percent to low to moderate income fami­ latest income tax return when they New England out to break ‘jinx’ whose 92 yards in 19 carries But the Giants weren’t finished. and five great-grandchildren. grandchildren. Totten Pond Road, Waltham, constituted much of the Dallas The funeral will be Wednesday mortgage on loans guaranteed by lies, will begin accepting applica­ go to one of the participating Simms moved the Giants briskly The funeral was today from the Mass., 02154. the Federal Housing Administra­ tions from those who meet those lenders, the CHFA said. offense. down the field and Joe Morris, who DuPont-Young Funeral Home. 25 at 9:15 a.m. from the Giuliano- tion, but the consumer must pay guidelines. The Cowboys won despite losing gained 80 yards in 21 carries, Bellevue Ave., Bristol. Burial was Sagarino Funeral Home, 247 Wa­ six points. Beginning Jan. is, prospective There are 45 participating CHFA to injury their top two quarter­ capped the 73-yard drifve- by in St. Joseph's Cemetery. shington St„ Hartford, followed by In Memoriam The state’s Housing Finance home buyers who meet the CHFA’s lenders in Connecticut. CHFA first backs. Danny White and Gary taking it in back again on its own 39 a mass of Christian burial at 10 Authority also offers a mortgage “regular” income limits may tried the two-tiered application Patriots, Dolphins in battle Hogeboom and they won despite with 1:37 left and Simms promptly a.m. at St. Bridget Church, Man­ Frank A. Rubacha In loving memory of Elton E. rate of 9.6 percent to income apply for the funds at the same 9.25 process in May in an attempt to being outgained 396 yards to 273. hit Byron Williams for 45 yards to chester. Burial will be in Mount St. give low-to moderate-income Frank A. Rubacha, 70, formerly Morse. eligible buyers, according to interest rate. Yet Steve Pelleur. who took his the Cowboys 16. Benedict Cemetery, Bloomfield. Amoskeag Savings Bank Vice The mortgages are growing- home buyers the first shot at first regular-season snap in two But Randy White sacked Simms of Manchester, died Sunday at an Calling hours are Tuesday from 5 Loved and remembered always. getting the money. area convalescent home. He was President Kerry Long. equity loans, meaning that seasons, moved Dallas 72 yards in on third down and Victor Scott to 9 p.m. Sister In (^nnecticut too, the state’s monthly payment increases Orest T. Dubno, CHFA’s execu­ 11 plays for what proved to be the picked off a desperation fourth- Housing Finance Authority will slightly every two years. That tive director, said all but $7.5 for top rung in APC East winning touchdown with 4; 06 left in down pass and that was it. begin taking appli«fttions Monday results in the mortgage being million of the $108 million will be the game. “Sure they were lucky, but not for mortgage money at 9>A repaid in about 18 years rather reserved for first time home They also had some good for­ that lucky,” said Coach Bill Water plan worries town officials percent. than the traditional 30 years. buyers. By Bob Kelm game is played, the Patriots have Orange Bowl, said the New Eng­ receivers to cut their routes short. tune, starting With Phil McCon- Parcells of the Giants. “We gave United Press International come out on the short end of the land losing streak plays no part in “Putting pressure on him is the key’s drop of a sure touchdown them a couple of touchdowns but By Alex GIrtlll responses to the plan so that the members, he said. score. his team’s preparation. key.” Nelson said. pass all alone on the Dallas 20 on they gave us one on an Herald Reporter town can frame a detailed re­ He said that in talking to some MIAMI — When the New Eng­ Yet neither the Dolphins or the “They’re a very talented football That is easier said than done. New York’s first series. interception.” sponse. other utility officials, he learned land Patriots last won a game in Patriots will be concerned with the team,” Shula said. “Things that The Dolphins have allowed Marino But most important was the “I would have felt worse if they Two town officials expressed Both Weinberg and Young at­ that the larger utilities did not the Orange Bowl, Miami quarter­ “streak” when the two teams meet have happened in the past really to be sacked an NFL-low 16 times Jones play. had pushed us up and down the concern at a state bearing this tended this morning’s hearing at want the exact limits of the HELP KEEP THE ONE back Dan Marino was 5 years old. tonight in Miami in a battle for sole don’t have any bearing on our this year. Dallas took a 7-0 lead on field,” said New York morning that Manchester could the health department’s offices in committees’ authority spelled out New England quarterback Tony possession of first place in the AFC preparation for this. For the Dolphins, keeping the Hogeboom’s 58-yard scoring pass , the team’s leader. lose some of its autonomy when It Hartford. They said they were in the regulations. Eason was 7, and Don Shula was East. With the New York Jets’ loss ‘^Nobody rolls over and plays scrambling Eason in the pocket to on the final play of “But the kind of plays they scored becomes part of a regional water concerned that Manchester, which “That sends me mixed signals,’’ You Love Warm This WJnter With guiding the Colts — who to Chicago Saturday, the winner Is dead,” Shula said. “They know and cont. ’ning James and fellow the first period. But New York on, they’re luck, they’re gimme resource planning area being has several reservoirs and a good Young said. had a ^ d e receiver by the name of almost guaranteed a first place they haven’t won here in 19 years, running back Tony Collins are the came right back, scoring twice on plays. You can’t defense against formed by the state Department of supply of water, might be forced to Young said he is concerned that Raymond Berry — to a 9-5 record finish. so that will get them fired up and keys defensively. a 7-yard touchdown pass from Phil those.” Health. share its water supply under the the service area for each water The Energy Centers in the NFL’s Western Conference. ’ “There’s nothing to it,” Patriots’ we have to be aware of that.” Simms to Bobby Johnson and a Some of it also had to do with plan. “Tony is a scrambler and that’s Mayor Barbara Weinberg told utility in the planning area is not to Marino and Eason now quarter­ running back Craig James said of Jinx or not, the key for the the biggest concern.” said Miami 10-yard TD pass from Simms to experience. the hearing committee in Hartford They said they plan to ask for be defined as soon as a planning Where "One Call Does It AH’ back the Dolphins and Patriots the jinx. “You go down there and Patriots will be corralling Marino that was set up by “It’s good to have a player who’s clarification on the plan’s effects W HA T IS defensive coordinator Chuck Stud- that proposed regulations for set­ area is formed. Young said the respectively, Shula came to Miami play football. That (the jinx) is a and his wide receivers, namely ley. “He is quick to come off his Elvis Patterson’s interception. been there,” Landry said of Jones. ting up the areas do not clearly from state officials. same concern was expressed by in 1970 and built the Dolphins into bunch of mularkey. You just go Mark Duper and Mark Clayton. Then the Giants drove smartly Then, referring to the Giants, he The water coordinating commit­ receivers and come out of the outline the limits of authority that representatives of other, water one of the league’s most successful play football. Marino did not have a touchdown pocket and scramble. That is a from theirown 20 to the Dallas 22at said: would be exercised by coordinat-. tees would be made up of one utilities, including some of the HOMETOWN franchises, and Berry is in his “When we went to Seattle and pass in the Dolphins’ 17-13 loss at concern because we’ve had prob­ the two-minute warning. But on the “Until you win once, you’re ing committees. The committees member from each utility in a largest ones. second year as head coach of the beat them there (Nov. 17), that Foxboro six weeks ago, but has first play after the stoppage, Jones never sure you can.” would have legal responsibility for water planning area and one lems with that can In the statewide plan, Manches­ Patriots. Still, the streak goes on. proves we can win anywhere in any thrown eight scoring passes in the scramble.” formulating a plan for coordinated representative from each regional ter would be in the Upper Connecti­ SERVICE? The Patriots beat the Dolphins situation.” last two weeks. use of the state’s drinking water planning district in the area. cut River Area, a widspread region 20-14 on Oct. 17,1966, the first time “I don’t believe in jinxes,” said “I think you have to give any Studley said the Miami pass resources, she said. Young said after the hearing of north-central Connecticut. they played in the Orange Bowl. New England linebacker Steve great quarterback his due,” Nel­ rushers must stay in their lanes She told the Manchester Herald today that he assumes each The Health Department plans to • It’S Friendly, Prompt Since then, the Patriots have lost 17 Nelson. “That’s for the papers. It’s son said of Marino. “He’s going to and collapse the pocket on Eason, that she has asked Robert Young, member of a committee will have establish one area at a time with games in 19 years. going to be a real battle Monday make great plays on us, like he who has completed S7-of-84 for 650 superintendent of the town's water an equal vote. However, the the area around Danbury first and Service The losses range from a 16-13 night.” does every week, but if we put yards and five touchdowns since and sewer division, to arrange a proposed regulations do not define the Upper Connecticut River Area overtime defeat in 1980 to a 52-0 Shuia, who has beaten the pressure on him it will be to our taking over for the injured Steve one-month extension of the Dec. 23 the voting power of committee next. blowout in 1972. No matter how the Patriots 15 straight times in the advantage. We want to force their Grogan three games ago. deadline for submitting written • Competitive Prices

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To you I have re­ Illustrations enlztiged to show detail js f y Th« Associated Press loss for New York this season. course from the de^h of my heart Chicago, which already has England for a wild-card slot. pect to play in 30 mph winds again. and humbly beg to whom Qod has SPONSORED BY YOUR EAST RUTHERFORD. N.J. - clinched the home field inlvantage “We’ll have to put this game While the Jets were stifled by the Angry Simms explodes given such groat power to come to throughout the playoffs, showed behind us and ..concentrate on NFL’s top-rated defense, the my aesistance. Help ms in my pre­ As badly as their offense per­ sent and urgent pention. In return I LOCAL MEMBERS OF formed and as outclassed as they why it is 14-1 with a suffocating what’s ahead,” raid Jets tackle Bears didn’t do much either IRVING, Texas (UPI) — Giants captured the NFC East. promise to make your name known THE ENERGY CENTERS seemed to be against the Chicago defense that gave up only 159 net Marvin Powell. ‘"They (the Bears) against New York’s defenders. quarterback , listening “People can go to ... ,” Simms and eause you to be kivokad. Bears, the New York Jets know yards. showed up emotionally and men­ Walter Payton, the NFL’s all-time to the criticism that his team has said. “How’s that? You can print , Say three “Our Fathers, Three •that their loss to the National Still, the Jets can qualify for the tally prdiwred to win and we did. leading rusher, had bis consecu­ been unable to win the big game, that. Hall Maiys and Glorias.” Publica­ COOPERATIVE .Football League’s best team might playoffs by beating Cleveland on not, even though we needed the tive 100-yard rushing game streak exploded in anger following New tion must be promleed. S t Jude game more. stopped at nine when he ran for York’s 28-21 loss Sunday to the “I played my rear off. I’m proud pray for us and all who Invoke your Minciwster Parfcade not mean much in their chase for a Sunday, though their chances fora aid. Amen. This novena has never playoff berth. divisional title are slim. ’They also “Now. we’ll think about being only 53 yards in 28 carries. Dallas Cowboys. of myself and my team. I’m tired of. $466012 GENERAL OIL FOGARTY BROS. Cleveland, then starting out fresh all of this stuff that the Giants can’t bean known to fall. I have had my •<»: v tm a n . SMWaiqr. W aM ufy. smM. C m m itn Squ The Bears shut down the NFL’s could miake It if Denver loses at The defeat means the Giants will request gfanted. 568-3500 6404539 secMid-ranked attack and top- Seattle Friday night and. thanks to in the playoffs.” “We’re still in it,” said Jets go without a diyision title for the win the big ones. It’s the same old rated passer, Ken O’Brien, in a IM the complicated tiebreaking Both teanos realize they, must Coach Joe Walton. 22nd straight year as the Cowboys stuff.” C.T.Q. MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Dec 16. 1985 - It. M - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Dec. 16. 1985 / Latest over .500 In NHL history SCOREBOARD Brincoi14,CMffs18 Whalers idle their way by the Penguins RiiBfrt1S.SMBawkt3 Ciwtifyt28.6lmlt21 1 0 1 7 - f l Romano with just 1:39 left. 3 • • • - J a ty Bv Bob Popettl Footbafl S r & E o r . • 8 • 2 - n • 7 8 9 - ^ log in Montreal are two playoff The win went to netminder Mike N Y OMMS • M B 7 -«1 wmwi Hgrald Sports Writer Dallas 7 M • 7 - « losses in 1960 in the squads' lone Sea -F O Johnson 17, S; X KC-FGLowery33^ Liut, who finally reached the 5Q0 Siointf post-season appearance. If the mark in Hartford. Liut. 11-8 for the Ool— Renfro X pass from Hooeboom ■ • H A R TFO R D — Maestro Jack RM— FG Bohr B/T m Den— V. Johnson 11 pou from Elway Whale is ever to poke its snout year, is now 15-15-1 since coming NFL tInMHiiot (Septten kick), U :M RM-FO Bohr X . 14:57 (Korllfklck),13:46^ Evans summed up the Whalers’ through Stanley Cup waters again, from St. Louis last February, He NY(}— Johnson 7 pass from Simms latest come-from-behind victory Rol— Allen 7 run (Bohr kick), 8:51 KC— F G Lowery 3:16 a triumph in Habland is a must — makes his sixth successive start, (Schubert kick), 3:13 with a quote from an even more for principles as much as for NYG— Galbreoth 10 poss from Simms A -X 4 X fourth in six nights, and 11th in 12 KC—Polge 7 POM from Blockled^ rfenown literary wit. points. T Pel. PF PA (Schubert kick), 5:07 (Leweryklckl,8:01 outings tonight. 0 .714 X I 237 Dal-Jeffcoot 65 Interception return “ There was a guy from around With confidence stockpiling, this N tw Enotand First downs 12 16 Den— Wlnder1run(Karllsklck),14:ia " I had it in my mind before Ihe Miami 0 .714 370 793 (Septlen kick), 13:13 A69,209 _____ •• here named Mark Twain who said is the perfect time for the first N Y J « f i 0 ' .667 356 254 Dol— Renfro 12 poss from White Rushes yords 30-51 X-154 season that I was going to play ISO I X ‘Men are as lazy as they dare be,’ ” Indtanopollf 0 .M7 216 370 (Septlen kick), 13:59 time. I Mike against the division, and I Fourth 3—8 4 31 K.C. ■uftalo 0 .IX 2K 353 5-13-4M 4— 14-495 Rrst downs 14 npted Hartford's head coach. And this is the perfect time for ll Dal— Newsome I run (Septlen kick), ______elf. don’t think I ’m going to go away 4jh dawn off. 0-0-80101— 1— 1005 Rushes-yords 29— 106 J •The idlers on Sam Clemens' three fleet forwards to mesh into a CItvaland 0 .5X 277 247 10:54 Passing yards 156 from that," noted Evans, who has 0 .467 411 403 N Y G — Morris 1 run (Schubert kick), 16-43-4 11-«t« liverboat never had a playoff- OndniM tl Punts 6-435 S—425 Socks by-yards sterling offensive unit. Gliding a back-up goalie named Steve EUNburgh 0 .467 369 327 12:51 Ird down eff. 4— 14—X.O 3— K starved whale chasing them down Stewart Gavin, perpetual Paul Houston 0 .3X 2M 37S A-62J10 Punt retums-vds 3-41 5 -4 2 Weeks on the roster. KO retumoyas 3 -6 7 2 ^ 4lh down eff. 8-6-00.02-2-1 the Mississippi River. Lawless, and new sidewinder 15-29— 1 “ a- Liut was his analytical self in X-LA Raiders 11 4 0 .7X 3M 302 ^NYO DM FumMesJosf 3 -4 3 -4 ^ Th e Whalers, who suddenly play named Dean Evason have been First downs X 13 PetMltles-vords 6-51 9 - m Punts 8— 42.1 4 -6 7 J addressing job security. Denver 10 5 0 .667 3X 305 Punt retums-yds 3 -1 9 2 6 8 better when they have to, over- together for all of two-and-a-half Seattle • 7 0 s o m V6 Rushes-yords 20— I X 20— 101 Tim e of possession X:43 W:17 "Guys that have played with me Paulng yards 296 I X KO relumoyds 0 -0 0 4— m cfame a second-period deficit to games and already the Whalers’ Son Diego • 7 0 .5X 4X 397 8 -0 3 -»l in the past say I play belter with Kansas City 5 10 0 .3X 279 326 Socks by-yards 4— 50 5— X FumMes-lost ribroast the Pittsburgh Penguins, press department has initialed the 3rd down eft. 7-10-39.0 5— 15-X.O RUSHING — Sootlle-Womer 1337, Penolttefryordt 1— 5 3— 15 more work.” said Liut. ’’But X:45 32:15 Rost 4th down off. 1— 3 -X .O O-OflO.0 Hughes 313, Potros 1-< Morris 1 -(6 ). LA Tim e of possession 56, before a mild Saturday night threesome. Call them the LE G PAUL LAWLESS MIKELIUT SYLVAIN TURGEON there’s a point of diminishing W L T Pet. P F PA Pastes 24—51— 3 16— 29— 1 RalderoAllen X-109, Hawkins W « . crowd of 10,938. line, the G E L line, the M TV linear PASSING— Seottle-Krleg 13330184. MdlvIdualStollsItcs . .remains on tear .. ..500 as a Whaler . . .two-goal night return, where I'm not Mike Liut X-OallOS 10 5 0 .667 341 302 Punts 6 - ^ . 5 9— 41.4 -The win, coupled with an incredi­ whatever, the trio grabbed the N Y (ilants 9 6 0 .600 X I 273 Punt retums-yds 6— X 1 - X LA RaWers-Wtlson 11-2203M. RUSHING— Kansas City-Heard 1 4 « , and all that comes with it. You Woshlnoton 9 6 0 .600 270 296 KO returns-vds 5— 94 4— 76 Pruitt 11-X, Bkickledge 26, Horton 28. ble, 6-4 comebacker in Buffalo on weekend spotlight from the FTD s, don’t want to get in a situation RECEIVING— SeaHl3Laraent 461, Oenver-WInder 1467, S ^ l l 15X, Elwgy PtllkSdsTphla 6 9 0 .4X 249 X5 Fumbles-lost 1— 1 1— 0 Friday night, verified what most a half-miliion dollar goalie and a where you play four out of six St. Louis 5 10 0 .3X X 2 3S7 Penoltles-yards 4— B ' 10— 05 Ro m 543, Lone 3 X , Parros 1-X , Turner 56 Doug Bodger and Willy Lindstrom 1-16, Skonsl 1-7, H u o ^ 16, Warner 1-(-3). PASSING— Kansas Clty-Blockledge 15 observers aiready contended. This retiring company man. tilts, while Gavin has six. have to make." nights all the time Weeksie’s a Central Tim e of possession X :W X : X Evason, somewhat smaller than — to take a 3-2 lead, exactly x-Chlcogo 14 1 0 .9X 419 1S1 L A Rolders-Wlinoms 364, Chrlslensen 351581, Kenney 1-3258. Denver-Elway is the best hockey team in the Right winger Gavin scored a Evason, who chipped in with two capable player.’’ Minnesota 7 t 0 .467 311 322 indlvtduoistattsltcs 4 X , Hester 369, Hawkins 16, Allen 16. 2267601-5,Sewell81-88. bjstory of the Hartford Whalers. goal and two assists. left winger goai^ and two assists Friday night, his listed vitals of 5-10,180 pounds, halfway through the affair. RUSHING-NY Glonts-Morrls 21- RECEIVING — Kansas CItv-W. AroeW W HALER NOTES - Veteran Green Boy 7 ■ 0 .467 317 3X 1-W, Carson693 Heard 313, Hancock 16, , -The Whalers are a winning club. Lawless contributed a goal and an was called up at the beginning of ate up the attention the same way Hartford tied it up at 12; 17 of the Detroit 7 t o .467 290 329 X , (3albreath 5-21, Carpenter 1-3, Rutledge SACK3Sealtle-Green 156, GMnes05- center Mike Zuke, 31. officially 1-(-4). (Tallos-Dorsett 19-92, Newsome4-6, 1. LA Raldets-PIcfcel 319, Townsend Marshall MO, Paige 369. Oenver-V, Their 1513 record and 28 points assist and center Evason notched a the week to replace sidelined pivot Ferraro did when he was called up second period, when Lawless sent Tampa Bay 2 13 0 .IX 277 4X retired from hockey Saturday West Hogeboom 1-6, Bonks 1-(-1), Pelluer 14, Long 05-7, Jones054. Johnson 5116, J . Wright 5 » , Sevrell 5 X , may still be only good enough for pair of assists to pace the victors. Ray Ferraro, who should be back to stay a year ago. " I really didn’t a cross-ice pass to the right circle 3-(-2). Sampsen2-I5, Watson597, Kay 1-24. night, “ It’s sad to leave the game X-LA Rams 11 4 0 .7X 334 261 last place in the Adams Division, No. 1 line left winger Sylvain from a shoulder injury any day expect all the Ice time,” said the to Gavin, who nailed it on-the-fly Son Frandsco 9 6 0 .600 3X 747 PASSING— N Y Glants-SImms 2450- IN TE R C E P TIO N S — Seottle-None. LA SACKS-Kansos CIty-O. Denver- after being in it 20 years,’’ said the 5 10 0 .3X 2t4 3t5 3-329, Landeta 0-14M). Dallo4D.Whlte RolderwHoynes 16, H a m l-(-7). Woodard 11 yards, Townsend 10 yordsr but it puts Hartford above the .500 Turgeon, finally growing into a now. 21-year old Evason. "The coach in past goalie Roberto Romano. Missed F I M Coals: Seoittle-Nane. LA ex-penalty killer. "You don’t real­ Atlanta 3 12 0 .200 266 442 917-1-99, Hogeboom 3-5044, Pelluer Mecfclenburg6yards. mark for the latest date in seven consistent goal-getter, struck for " I ’m delighted with the way Bingo told me to pack for two Robertson’s deflection off a Risto x^lliKlied dMslon title 47-039. RaMers-Bohr. 43. INTERCEPTIONGKonsos CIty-HIjlJ ize how fortunate you are until you no return. Cocroft 1 no return, Lewis 291- campaigns. his seventh two-goai game, while Evason’s line is playing," said weeks until Ferraro comes back, Siltanen blue line bomber gave the Saturday's Results RECEIVIN(3— NY Glants-McConkev have to do it” .. The Whalers had Chicago 19, N Y Jets 6 41X , Williams 402, (kilbreath yards, BurruM 1 no return. Denver- •Only nine more shopping days Torrie Robertson rounded out the Coach Evans, who wiil have to sit a but I ’m hoping to open some eyes Whalers the lead for g o ^ . with Woodardi llyords. a season-high 21 shots in the second Denver 14, Kansas City 13 4 X , Johnson 3 X , Morris 331, UPI photo llaim48.Cardlnilt14 and five more Whale games before scoring with a 4>ower play net- center when Ferraro is ready to while I ’m here." 3:58 left in the stanza. Sunday's ResutN Bavaro 2-16, Corthon 14. Dollos-Renfro Mlssedfleldeoals:None. ‘ period and held a 43-27 advantage Christmas. denter: return against Calgary Wednes­ The hosts took a 2-0, first-period Turgeon roped a 40-foot slapshot Pittsburgh X , Buffalo 24 41X , Cosble3-X, Dorsett3-12, Powe2-44, . . Hard-hitting right winger Paul Woshlngton X , Cincinnati 24 Newsome34,HIII1-9. ». LeMs 7 0 7 f - M •The crucible comes tonight, Turgeon. with a team-leading 17 day night in Hartford. "Evason edge on a man-advantage sizzler to make it 5-3 with 4 :11 remaining Getting hit 1 3 B 7 3 - X MacDermid and backguard Ulf (keen Bov 7t, Oetralt X when the Whalers try for the 24th goals, has counted nine times in his has played too good to take him by Sly and a staffer by Lawless in the game. The Penguins could Cleveland X , Houstoii 21 S A C K S — N Y G la n ts -K In o rd 1-10, Samuelsson were also standouts StL-rMltdiell 1 run (Solovlcklck),4:34 time to win their first game at the past eight contests. Lawless, who out. It’s a nice problem. I’ve been that was set up by the third effort of only creep to within one when Mike Indtanepolls 31, Tampa Bov X Headen 14, Burt 1-17, Marshall 1-11. Part of the fight game is getting hit, and that's what Leon Basebafl for Hartford . . POOF number Attamta 14, MInnesata 13 Dollos-R.Whlte 2-15, Jones 1-5, Jeffcoot Rams— Dickerson 1 run (kick kfontreal Forum against the Cana- registered his first career hat trick struggling because I haven't had Evason. But Pitt then scored the Bullard scored on a 6-on-4 power Dallas X , N Y Giants 21 M 3. Spinks is getting as Kip Kane (right) connects with a hard fMled),11:X enough guys, but it’s a decision I ’ll next three — by Norm Schmidt, play, after Pittsburgh yanked (points out of.fourth) is two. Son Francisco 31, New Orleans 19 INTERCEPTIONS — NY Glants- diens. Inciuded in Hartford’s 0-19-4 in Buffalo, has tallied eight in nine San Diego X , Phllodelphlo 14 Patterson 1-27. Dallas-Jeffcoot 1-65, right to the head during their 12-round Continentai Roms— Srown 13_pon from Brock LA Rams 46, St. Louis 14 Downs 10, Scott 10. (Lonstord...... ,14:S2 klck)._ , Rogar Maria’ caraar LA Raiders 13, S e ^ le 3 Americas Heavyweight championship bout last Friday Menday's Gomes Missed FleldGoals— None. night in New York. Spinks, former heavyweight champ, Ronw llunfer*^*w from Brock (All Times RST) (Loniferdjilck), WAt . ^ du b Ob r h l b l b l i r i New England at Miami, 9 p.m. won on a TjKO in the eighth round. Romi Dickerson 2 run (Lonstord 1957, Cl (AL3S1 61 84 9 514 Filday, Dee. X 4gert31,8alnti10 kick), 12:51 ' ■ KC513 X 14019 4 28 w . _ _ Denver at Seattle, 5 p.m. Rams— Sofefev, Lomax tackled In end 1959, KC (A4X 49118X 716 W .W Saturday, Dee. 21 bv Dotf, 13r00 1960, N Y (A 4 X 98 141 18 7 X 112 .28) Son Francisco • 71014— 31 1961, N Y (A 590I X I X 16 4 61 142.369 SCOREBOARD Pittsburgh at N Y Giants, 12:Xp.m. Ram—Ellord 43 pou from Brock New Orteons 0 9 7 3— 19 1962, N Y (A 190 9215134 1 X HX) .X B Washington at St. Louis, 3 p.m. Seceod (Laniford kick), 14:X Sunday. Dec. X Btselsrs 30, Bills 24 Falconit4,Vlklngt13 Third 1963, N Y (A 312 53 8414 I X n . » 9 Auburn-Mont. 97, Southern ( Lo) 74 ' SF— Clark X pots from Montona 1964, N Y (A 513 8614412 2 X 71 A Campbell M 08 2, Mohorn 5-7 3-4 13, Atlanta at New Orleans, 12 p.m. (Werschlng kick), 10:X Roms— Hunter 3 pou from Brock ( McSorlev, Gretzky), 2:X . 6, Edmonton, Gibson 28084, Nevltt1-21-23.Totols46-X Averett 53, Greensboro 46 Buffalo at Miami, I p.m. (Lonsford kick), 7:M. 1965, N Y (A 155 X X 7 0 8 X » Blues 3, Devils 2 Coffey 12 (Gretzky, McSorlev), 4:W. 7, Borber-Scotlo 111, Allen (S.C.) 104 NO— FG Andersen 46,12:24 Buffalo 714 8 3 -M MbNiesola 9 7 8 6— 13 1966, N Y (A 348 X 81 9 213 X 213 X-34 119. Chicago at Detroit, 1 p.m. NO — Warren 42 return blocked field Atlonla 814 8 B -M StL— Marsh 12 pou from Lomax Vancouver, Lonz 6 ( Lemov, Grodln), pp, LA LAKRRS (112) Berea 77, Campbellsvllle75 ^ Cincinnati at New Englond, 1 p.m. Pittsburgh 814 6 1 8 -M IBolavIc kick), 14:12. 1967, StL (N410 6410718 7 9 55 .W 4:40. 8, Vancouver, Lonthler 4 (Lemov, Basketball Birmingham Southern 91, Emory (0 goal (kick tailed), 13:59 First 1968, StL (N 310 X X 18 2 5 . W Rombls 58 08 10, Worthy 12-15 1-1 X , Cleveland at N Y Jets, I p.m. F eurih Hockey St. Louis 0 1 3 -3 Lonz), 4:56. Penalties— McSorlev. Abdul-Jobbor 7-11 4-4 18, E. Johnson 58 Bluefleld96 W. Virginia Tech 91 Third Buf— BellXrun(N orw oodklck),0:X Atl— Brown 34 pou from Archer Tetato SWI8X11X195 42 X5851218 New Jersey 11 8— 2 Dallas at San Francisco, 1 p.m. NO— Goodlow 76 pass from Hebert (Luckhurst kick), 4:18 Roms— FG Lonsford 46,6 :X Edm, 4:35; Peterson, Von, 6 :X ; 811 19, Scoff 88 1-1 17, Lucos 4-14 5-7 13, Bryan (Tenn) 70, Lee (Tenn) 67 Green Bay at Tampo Boy, I p.m. Second A-53052 October 1,1M1 First Period— 1, New Jersey, Anderson McClelland, Edm, 13:11. Cincinnati 68, E. Kentucky 65 . (Andersen kick), 2:15 . Buf— Butler X pou from Mathlson Atl— Washington 1 run (Luckhurst Reger Marls surpasses Babe Ralh't 4 (M . Johnson, Hlpglns), 15:27. NBA alandinga Cooper 1-3 2-2 4, Kupchok 4-7 5-7 13, Houston at Irxllanopolls, 4 p.m. SF— Wilson 52 poss from Montano Green 28 2-5 6, McGee 18082, Spriggs 2-5 Clemson87,BethuneCookmonM ' at Minnesota, 12 p.m. (Norwood kick), 3 :X kick), 12:X Rams StL sinpis ssassn record tor heme nms, Penalties— Wilson, StL, 5:06: Hunter, Shots on goal-Vancouver, 12-7-12- Cumberland X, Thomas More 54 , (Werschlng kick), 4:10 Buf— Wilson 61 fumble return (Nor­ Minn— Nelson 6 run (Stenerud kick), MHL slindings 1-25, Lester Ot 020. Totals 51823042IX . Son Diego ot Kansas City, 12 p.m. Rrst downs 14 X slamming hiseift off TidCvSlaitarteflne StL, 11 :X ; MocLeon, NJ, 11 ;X ; Preston, 31. Edmonton, 10-17-11-80. Eastern Conference Davidson 68. N. Corollno-Charlottel SF— FG Werschlng 24,7:14 wood kick),7:15. 14:15 Red Sex to give Ihe Yankees a 16 victorv N J, 12:M; StL bench, (served bv Monday, Dec. X Fourth Rushes-yords 22^62 41— 2X Atlantic Division Detroit X 10 M X — 119 53 LA Raiders at LA Rams Passing yards 131 217 en the lost day etBietspsen. WalM Centortnc* LoVollee), 16:18; Povese, StL, 17:11. Power-plov conversions— Vancouver E. Corolino 77, WInfhrop 69 NO— FG Andersen 41,1 :X Pit— LIpps 13 p o u from Campbell MInn-Carter 49 from Kramer W L Pet. OB LA Lokers 41 X 41 X—IK End rsoulor season SF— Francis 17 poss from Montorra (kick tailed), 6:57 Socks by-vords 1— 1 4-64 Fafricfc Diviiion 6-2. Edmonton, 34). Boston X 4 .8X — Three-potnt goals— none. Fouled Elon 70, Guilford 68 (Anderson kick), 7:41 3rd down eff. 4 -1 2 -3 3 .0 5 — 11— 45.0 BOSTON NEW YORK Second Period— 2, New Jersey, BrotenO Goalies— Vancouver, Brodeur. Ed­ Fairmont St. 86, Alderson-Brooddus (Werschlng kick), 3:47 Pit— Pollard 4 run (Anderson kick), A-14,167 W L T PtS. O F OA New Jersey 14 11 .560 6'/i out— Thomos. Total fouls— Detroit X , 4lh down eff. 1— 1— 100 1— 1— 100 obrhM obrhM Fhllodclphlo X 8 0 46 143 93 (Muller, MoCLeon), 11:51. 3, St. Louis, monton, Moog. A— 17J1X. Washington 12 11 .5X n SF— Craig 15 run (Werschlng kick), 14:05 Schlling 2b 4 0 1 0 Rchrds 2b 4 0 f .0 Poslowskl 9 (Reeds, Wilson), 12:10. 7'/i LA X . Rebounds— Detroit X (Mohom 14), Pu kirt 26. Lloni 23 0:19 Passes 14— 28— 2 1 4 -2 3 -0 Wothlnnton 18 7 3 X 108 64 Philadelphia 12 12 5X 8 LA 46 (Rombls 11). Aulsts— Detroit X Georgetown ( Kv) IX , Oakland City 62 Third Punts 5-44.2 3-41.3 Geiger cf 4 0 0 0 Kubek u 4 0 2 6 N Y Islanders 11 to 8 30 109 112 Penalties— Lewis, NJ, 0:49; Adorns, NJ, Referee— Dove Newell. Grombllng 51, Paul Quinn 46 A46,065 Pll— FG Anderson X , 5:13 Rrst downs X New York 7 17 .292 13 (Thomas 11), LA X (E . Johnson 15). Punt retums-yds 1—10 4—48 Ystrzms If 4 0 1 0 Marls cf 4 1 1-1 NY Rangers 14 16 1 29 109 104 5:48; Barr, StL, 15:X; T . Johnson, StL, Central Division Technical-Mohorn. A-17,505. Jocksonville 67, Cent. Florida 47 •rosn lay • < J n - H Pit— F G Anderson 31,9:46 Rushes-yords 22— 91 Maizon 3b 4 0 0 0 Berra If 2 0 0 0 19:17. SF NO Paulng yards 2X KO retams-vds 8—112 3-67 Pittsburgh 12 IS 4 X 119 113 Milwaukee 18 10 .643 — Dolrolt 14 1 0 4 - » FumWes-lott 4— 1 1— 0 Clinton rf 4 0 0 0 Leiiez If 1 0 8,0 New Jersey 12 16 1 X 106 111 Third Period— 4, St. Louis, Mullen 15 MapleLeafs3,Jets3 Detroit 14 12 .5X 3 F in t First downs X 14 Buf— FG Norwood X , 6:07 Socks bv-vards 4— X Runnels 1b 3 0 0 0 BInchrd rf 3 0 0 0 (Sutter, Romoge), 13:X. 5, St. Louis, Rushes-yords 33— 151 23— 75 3rd Down Eff. 5 -1 4 -6 5 13-ap Penoltles-voids 5—X 5—68 Adams Division Atlanta 12 13 .480 4'/} Warriora 112. Sonica IDS Sunday’a college hoop roaulta Dot— Moor* 1 run (M urray Kick) ,5:36 Pit— FG Anderson 45,10:X Time of potteulon X:51 X:09 Glle 1b 0 0 0 0 Haword c 2 0 86 Quetiec 17 11 2 36 IX 96 Romoge 5 (Bell, Flockhort), pp, 19:X. Clevelond 11 13 .458 5 Dot— Moort 1 run (M urray kick), 14:77 Paulng yords 349 214 Pit— Abercrombie 2 run (Ander- 4th Down Eff. 0 - 3 - 6 - 1 - 5 Nixon c 3 0 2 0 Reed It 1 0 16 Penalties— Wolanin, N J, 10:48; Hle- Toronto 12 8 8— J Sacks bv-vards 5— 40 1— 5 Pastes 22— 43— 2 -Boston 14 to 6 34 115 105 Winnipeg 8 2 1 8 —3 Chicago 9 19 .X I 9 sonklck),14:13 Individual Stollsllcs Green u 2 0 0 0 Skowm 1b 2 0 ILO Montreal IS 11 3 33 130 109 mer,NJ,18;X. Indiana 7 17 .292 9 SRATTLE (IM) Tournaments GB— F G Dtl (Jrtco 3B, 7:07 3rd down off. 3— 12— X.O 4— 15— X.O A-X.9S3 Punts 3— X Stallard p 1 0 0 0 Hole 1b 1 0 1-0 Shots on gool— St. Louls7-t2-9— X . New First period— 1, Toronto, Leemon 5 McCormlckO-11-21,McDaniel 4-94812, Poughkeepsie Classic 4th down eft. 2-3-100.0 0 -2 -0 0 .0 Punt retums-yds 2—18 RUSHING — St LOUlfrMItChell 1369, Buffalo 14 14 2 X 110 too (Courtnoll, Thomas), 5:47. Western Conference GB— Del Greco 79,9:45 Wotflev 2-7, J .T . Smith 16, Lomax 16. LA bJensen 1 0 0 0 Boyer 3b 2 0 0 0 Hartford 14 13 0 X tit 110 Jersey 17-12-7-X. MMwest Division Slkmo 8-13 28 18, Henderson 7-10 38 18, Championship Det— FG Murroy 19,15:00 Passes 25-30— 1 2 0 -3 4 -0 Buf Pit KO retums-vds 3-54 Nichols p 0 0 0 0 Stafford p 2 0 0 0 Power-ploy conversions— St. Louis Penalties— Dooust, Tor, molor (floht- Wood 813 4-5 Chambers 11-19 68 X, MorlstX, Cent. Connecticut St. 58 Punts 5— 43.8 7— 45.7 Rams-DIckerson 23124, White 3 X , Campbell Conference Ing), 0 ;X ; Morals, Win. motor (flght- W L Pet. GB 72, Tnird First downs 14 X Fumbles-lost 4— 6 RenIff p 0 0 0 0 Neirls Division 5-1. New Jersey 5-0. Vrones 2-3 00 4, Sobers 18 08 2. Totals Consolation Punt retums-yds 4— 35 4— 13 Penoltles-yards 3— 15 Redden 3 X , Gumon 511, Dlls 2 -(6), Inp), 0 :X ; Hodgson, Tor, 7:27; Bosch- Houston 17 8 .680 — GB— Ellerson 37 run (Del Greco kick), Rushes-yords 35— 189 36— I X Brown 19, Ellord 1-(-10). oTresh 10 0 0 W L T PtS. G F OA Denver 16 9 .640 1 42-72 20-X 105. Drexel M, Coppin St. 66 KO retums-yds 3—72 5—103 Paulng yords 134 364 Tim e of PosMUlon X :4 I Goalies— St. Louis, Womslev. mon. Win, 7:27; Nylund, Tor, GOLDEN STATE (112) Elsewhere 3:00 PASSING— St. Louls-Lomax 318-3 Arroyo p 0 0 O'O -St. Louis 13 12 4 X 104 110 mlnor-molor-flghtlng, 10;X; Kvte, Win, Utah 15 11 .577 2'/j Fourtn Fumbles-lost 0— 0 0— 0 Sacks bv-vards 4— 32 2— X Totals X 0 4 8 ToMM X 1 5,1 Chlcogo to 15 4 24 I X IX New Jersey, Resch. A-8,208. Short 10X 68 V. Smith 2-5 08 4, Boston Coll. 84, Holy Cross 57 Penoltles-yards 5— 40 7— 65 Individual SfaHsllcs 100, Brunner 43264, Mitchell 1-1331. double minor (served bv Molometso)- Son Antonio 14 12 .5X 3'/> GB— FG Del (Sreco 75,0:03 3rd down eff. 4 -1 1 -X .0 9 — 19— 47.0 LA Roms-Brock 13206-216, Kemp 1-33 Boston 8 N 8 8 0 8 I8 -0 'Minnesota 8 14 7 X 118 118 Dallas 12 11 .522 4 Carroll 8-17 88 24, Floyd 69 65 12, Drexel X , Coppin St. 66 GB— Doualatt M Interception re­ Tim e of possession X : X 4 9 :X 4th down eff. 1— 1— 100.0 2— 2— 100.0 RUSHING — Mlnnesota-Nelton 1464, Referee-Terrv Greoson. molor (fighting). Win, 10:X; Smith, Mullln 38 5-5 )1, Bollard 814 2-2 X , Marls159, Central Conn. S*' .58 3 New York 8N1888ap>«1 Toronto 8 17 5 21 115 135 Tor, 14:34; Wregget (served bv Sacramento 8 17 .3X 9 turn (DelGreco kick),5:31 Passes 1 0 -2 0 -2 20— 45— 2 Brown 55, Kramer 32, Anderson 13. 0) Popped up for RenIff In seventh, b) Detroit 7 18 4 18 95 t » Verhoeven 2-3 (M) 4, Teoole 38 2-3 8, New Hampshire Col. 85, Queens Col. 76 Individual StatWlcs Atlanta-WathlngtM 1966, Riggs 1313, R ECEIV IN G — St. Louls6reen 582, Thomas), Tor, 19; 17. PacHIc Division Punts 4-66.8 4-65.0 Marsh 3 X , Mitchell 3 X , J .T . Smith 313, Popped up tar Stallord In elghih. Smythe Division L.A. Lokers X 3 .870 — Whitehead 1-3 08 2. Totals 42-X X - X 112. NewPaltzSt.86,Plottsburgh81 (O T) Det— Thompson X pass from Ferguson RUSHIN(>— San Fronclsco-Cralg 18- Punt retums-vds 2— X 1— 0 Archer 3(-2). Penguins 5, Rangers 2 Second PerlodL-2, Winnipeg, Valve Seottto X M N 2 S — IM W. New Eng. X , Moss.-Boston 58 n , Harmon 8-40, Montano 7-X. New Tilley 1-14, Novocek 16. LA Rams-Hunter E— None. Three-base hit— Nixon. HonM Edmonton X 5 4 50 173 125 13 (Thomas, Benntng), 6:X. 3, Win­ Portlond 15 12 .556 7 (kick failed), 13:59 KO retums-vds 7—IX 5-68 PASSING — Mlnnesota-Kromer X-43 Run— Marls (61). Stolen base— (Setger. Colgorv 17 9 3 37 IX IX OoMen State n X 112 $ -ll2 Central Michigan63,Grand Vollev43 Orleans-Wllson 13-X, Compbell 6-X, 2615. Atlonta-Archer 14-226X3. 566, Ellord 363, D. Hill 167, Redden 1-X, nipeg, Ellett 4 (Arnlel), 7:57. 4, Toronto, Seattle 11 15 4X 10'/> GB— FG Del Greco 77,15:00 Fumbles-lost 6 -6 4— 1 Brown 1-13, M . Young M 2, Gumon 1-3 Sacrifice— Stallord. Left on base— Winnipeg 10 18 4 24 112 144 Pittsburgh 12 2 -5 Golden State 10 18 .357 \7'/i Three-point goals— Henderson, Purdue 72, Toledo56 A-49J79 Anthony 2-18, Hebert 2-10 Penoltles-yards 8— 60 5— 45 Fergus 10 (Thomas, Kotsopoulos), Short. Fouled out— None. Total fouls— Dickerson 1-1. Boston 5, New York 5. Bose en Vancouver 10 19 3 X 117 IX N Y Rangers 11 0— 2 17:X. 5, Winnipeg. Arnlel 9 (Bosch- L.A. Clippers 8 17 .3X 13 So. ColorodoX, Western SI. 80 Time of possession X:12 32:48 R ECEIVING — MInnesota-Jones 3 balls— Stallord 1, Stafford. Strlkeouto— Los Angeles 7 19 4 18 X iS5 First period— 1. N Y Rangers, Ruotso- Phoenix 7 17 .292 Seattle X , Golden State X . Rebounds— PASSIN(3— San Fronclsco-Montana 94,Corter 7-144, Jordan 365, White 3 X , SACKS— St. LoulfrDuda 1-1. L A Roms- mon, Tu rn b u ll), 19:45. Penoltles— W/i Jeter 317, Miller 1-13, Harrison 16. Stallord 5, Stafford7, RenIff 1, Arroyo Saturday's Results lolnen 7 (Sondstrom, Povellch), 8:51. 2, Soturaov's Results Seattle X (Slkmo 11), Golden State 41 25-38-354-1. NewOrleans-Hebert2034-254 individual Statistics Rhymes 16, Nelson 1-3 Atlanta-Brown Ellett, Win, 9:13; Frvcer, Tor, 14:10; (Corrolia).Assists— Seattle X (Hend­ How UPI top 20 fared First downs IN TE R C E P T IO N S — St. Louls-None. 1. Wild pltch ^tallord. Passed boll— Boston 4, N.Y. Rangers 2 Pittsburgh, Lindstrom 8 (Chobot, Han­ Silk,Win,14:10. New Jersey 105, Indiana 99 Rushes-yords 0. RUSHIN(3-Buftalo-Bell 191X, Steels 466, Johnson 448, Bailey 3M , Cox 316, Nixon. Winner— Stafford. Loser— - Toronto 6, Minnesota 6 (tie) nah), 19:54. Penalties— Feltrin, NYR, New York 108, Son Antonio X erson 10), Golden State 23 (Floyd 6). RECEIVIN(3— Son Fronclsco-Cralg 8- 3- 22, Mathlson 4-31, Cribbs 9-13.Riggs 1-11, Washington 16. LARamt-Fox26. Third period— 6, Winnipeg, Arnlel 10 Posilno yards Missed FleldGoals: St. Loul5None. LA Stallord. Umpires-Kinnamon, Fla­ Hortford 5, Pittsburgh 4 2:11; Brooke, N Y R ,7 :X ; RuskowskI, Pit, Atlanta 107, Phllodelpnio 103 Technicals— Seattle 2, Slkmo and Sacks by-yards B , Rice 482, Wilson 4-71, Clark Plttsburgh-Woodlev 1-12, Abercrombie SACKS— Mlnnesoto-Elshlre 1.513.5, (Ellett), 8:04. Penalties— Fergus, Tor, Henderson. A— 68X . NEW YORK — How the United Press 461, Harmon 331, Francis 3 X . New Roms-Lonsford, X . herty, Honochick and Salermo. Quebec 9, New Jersey 3 7:56; Osborne, NYR, 11:12; Whistle, 5:27. Cleveland IX , Boston 99 International Top 20 college bas­ 3rd down eft. 1-10— 10.04-10— 10.0 1571, Pollard 1662, Spencer 1-2, LIpps 1-1, Millard 352J. Attanto-Bryan 35X5, Tim e— 1:51. Attendance— X,154. St. Louis 2, N.Y. Islonders 2 (tie) NYR, 16;X. Sacramento 108, Chicago 103 Orleans-W.WIIson 847, (ioodlow 5-1X, Campbell 3-2. Richardson 16, Rode 0.565. Overtime— No scoring. Penalties— ketball teams fared Dec. 9-15: 4lh down eft. 0 - 0 - 00.0 0 - 0 - 00.0 , Philadelphia 6, Detroit 4 Second period— 3. Pittsburgh, Lemleux Dallas IX , Denver I X I. North Corolino (78) defeated Ohio U. Passes 10— 23— 1 23-36— 4 (jroth 2-21, Brenner 2-10, Tice 1-X, None. Saturday’a collega hoop roaulta Campbell 1-12,Anthonv1-(-1) Montreal 6, Chicago 3 19 (Simpson), 10:42. 4, NY Rangers, Shots on goal— Toronto 9-16-6-3— Utah 114, Houston I X X-57. Punts 5— 42.B 4 -X .O PASSING— Buffalo-Mathlson 1320-2- iNTERCEPTioNs-Minnesota-None. Saturday’a gamaa Vancouver 4, Colgorv 3 Osborne 9 (unassisted), 14:16. 5, Phoenix 114, L.A. Clippers92 Punt retums-yds 2 - 39 5 - X 162. Plttsburgh-Woodlev 3030, Malone 34. Winnipeg 17-11-15-2— 45. 3. Michigan (98) defeated Chicago SACKS — Son Fronclsco-Corter 14, Washington 5, Los Angeles 4 Pittsburgh. RuskowskI 11 (Lemleux, Sunday's Results Stole X 82; defeated Centrol Michigan KO retums-yds 3— « 6-147 373-21, Campbell 13333X5. Atlonto-Cose 16, Cason 16. Golf Sunday’s Results Schm idt), 18:55. Penalties— Brooke, Boston IX , Chicago 104 FumMes-lost 3— 1 4 -1 Board 1-14, Turner 14, Tulasosopo 1-9, Missed Field Goals: Mlnnesoto- Power-plov conversions— Toronto Cougar Classic X 81; defeated Western Michigan 74-54. Stover 1-9. New Orleans-Clark 1-5 Baara 19, Jata 6 Buffalo 6, Quebec 2 NYR, 3:16; Bodger, Pit, 5 ;X ; Johnson, 2-0. Winnipeg 38. Milwaukee 140, Sacramento 82 Chomptenslilp Penoltles-yards 9— 59 10-01 R E C E IV IN G — B uffalo-B utler 3-51, Stenerud 3. Ahonto-Luckhurst 2. * Pittsburgh 5, N.Y. Rangers 2 Pit, motor (fighting) 7:08; Sondstrom, L.A. Lokers IM, Detroit 119 Tim e of possession 75:01 34:59 INTERCEPTIONS — San Franclsco- Reed 1-21, Burkett 1-18, Richardson 360, PepperdlneS3, Brigham Young73 3. Duke (88) did not ploy. St. Louis 3, New Jersey 2 NYRmojor (fighting), 7:08. Goalies— Toronto, Wregget. Win­ Golden State 112, Seattle 105 Consototlen 4. Kansas (8-1) defeated South­ None. NewOrleons-Hoagel-1. Bell 2-12. PIttsburgh-Sweenev 318, LIpps CMcoae 1714-19 PGA raaulta Missed field goals: San Fronclsco- Edmpnton 5, Vancouver 3 nipeg, Bouchard. A— I46X. Monday’s Gomes Long Beach St. 51, W. llllnols49 ern Aloboma 72-48; defeated Kentucky Individual Stollsllcs 4- 116, Abercrombie 364, Stallworth 367, NY Jeh 1818—6 Toronto 3, Winnipeg 3 (tie) Third period— 6, Pittsburgh, Simpson 4 No gomes scheduled RUSHING— Green Bav-Ellerson 0- WerschlngSZ. NewOrleons-None. Thompson 1-18, Pollord 3-39, (Sothord Chargara 20. Eaglaa 14 Grand Canyon Clossic 8386. Rrst (S5M6MTeam Invltatlenal) Chicogo 6, Detroit 4 (Lemleux, RuskowskI), 1:02. 7, Pitts­ Referee— Mike Noeth. Tuesday’s Gomes Ciwmpionslilp 5. Syracuse (68) defeated Brooklyn 72, Ellis 11'42, Ivory 2-X, Clark IS-X, Zom 364. Chi— FG Butler 18, 10:55 NYJ— FG At Boca Raton, Fla., Dec. 15,1985 Monday's Game burgh, Simpson 5 (RuskowskI and LA Lakers at New York, night Grond Canyon 93, Mesa 84 1X81. 3-(-2. Detrolt-J. Jones 23-104, AAeode 3-10, SACK5Buftal3Wllllams 0.53 Hoslett LeahyX,13:19 Hartford at Montreal,7:35p.m. EST Lemleux), 10:49. 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By Barry Wllner WiUiams. . By Poul Ofria Brian Coughlin on the wings. The Associated Press TIm Raiders defense held Seattle to 201 to ^ l yards A third forward linecoosistingof Harold Corrnpondent and f o r ^ four turnovers. center Peter Gallasso and wingers Call l4M Angeles tbe City of Winners — at least for If fkating, bard work and Jon Bourret and Shane McCann this week. Browns 28, ONere 21 diacipline lead to lucceM, then will play an important role as a Throw in Dallas and, of course, Chicago. , another rookie quarterback, had his Manchester High’s hockey team checking unit. That’s where four of the ’s best performance as a professional with three short nrdght have found the winning Famo noted,"If I can, I ’d love to six division titles sit after the ISth weekend of a ^ o n . touchdown passes and a 2-ysrd scoring ran. Kosar combination. skate three lines, but that depends Another crown — the A F C East — could be decided completed 14 of 28 passes for 161 yards without an Led by first-year coach Eric on how fast they come around." tonight if New England wins at Miami. interception. Fam o, the Indians new work ethic The defensive pairings will be Other than that, things remain somewhat muddled Cleveland is 8-7 and can only lose the Central crown has brought an air of optimism to second-year sophomore Ron Smith heading into the final weekend of tbe season. if It finishes In a three-way tie with the Bengals and the Red and White. skating with senior . Mark Ci- Cleveland, Cincinnati, Denver and the New York Jets Steelers at 8- 8. Then andnnati goes by virtue of a “We’re putting in six days a chowski and Steve Gallacher still hold playoff hopes in the AFC , while the New York better record in game played between the three week with games, practice, class­ teamed with senior Dan Senkow. Giants, Washington and tbe defending champion San teams. room work and running,’’ Fam o In goal, senior Brian Oatway and Francisco 49ers are alive in the N F C wild-card RsdsMns 27, Bsngals 24 said after a scrimmage victory freshman Rod Cantrell are fight­ scramble. Cincinnati built a 24-7 lead as Q B Boomer Eslason over Farmington last Friday. ing for the No. 1 Job and might end A couple of rookie quarterbacks and the league’s passed for two touchdowns and halfback James Running? Yes, on days when ice up splitting time. leading rusher were among the heroes Sunday as the Brooks for one. But Washington QB Jay Schroeder, is not avaiiable, Manchester runs a Following Wednesday’s opener, Rams, Raiders and Cowboys clinched their respec­ playing with damaged ribs, led a stirring comeback. three miie course before their Fam o says his club has its work tive division championships. Dieter Brock, the Schroeder, who at one point called a timeout when ciassroom session. cut out for itself in December as 34-year-old refugee from the Canadian Football he went down to hold for a field goal attempt only to “ I think it’s important for us to the Indians face South Windsor, League, bad his best day as an N F L quarterback by find he couldn’t stand up because of the pain, be in shape, especiaiiy for the third Ferm i and East Catholic, all tossing for four touchdowns in a 46-14 rout of St. Louis completed 18 of 35 attempts for 273 yards and one period when some teams might be Division I teams. that gave the Rams the N FC West title, their first touchdown. Monk caught 13 passes for 230 yards, both worn down,’’ the rookie coach "W e’re looking to take a 2-2 since 1979. observed. record into January. Maybe steal a 1 Marcus Allen grabbed the N F L rushing lead with Redskins records. A Fam o inherits a veteran team, win from Ferm i or East. We’ve got 109 yards on 27 carries, including on a 7-yard run with Denvsr 14, Chiefs 13 a shot at Simsbury,” Fam o as no fewer than 13 piayers return 6:09 to play for the only touchdown, as the Raiders The Broncos remained in the playoff chase with a observed. from iast year’s club that posted an took the A FC West with a 13-3 win over Seattle, last-ditch rally. QB John Elway, suffering through 11-10 mark and lost in the quarter­ They’ll find out quickly if they’ve ,?■ eliminating the Seahawks from playoff contention. It found a winning combination. the worst day of his three-year career — he was finals of the Division II State was the eighth consecutive 100-yard rushing game for intercepted five times — completed three key Tournament. ’The Indians’ first Schedule: December 18 Sims­ Allen. bury B IP 8:30 p.m., 21 South UPI photo passes on a drive in the closing minutes, leading to game for 198S-M comes up Wednes­ ', Dallas’ third-string quarterback, Sammy Winder’s 1-yard dive for the winning T D Windsor (Hartford Arena) 8:10 took over when Danny White and Gary Hogeboom day night against Simsbury High with 22 seconds remaining. at the Bolton Ice Palace at 8:30 p.m., 24 Fermi BIP 10:30 a.m., 27 Quebec Nordiques’ John Anderson (14) (27) during third period Sunday night, were injured and engineered a 72-yard drive in the p.m. East Catholic BIP 9 a.m. battles with Buffalo Sabre Larry Pla^air The Swords beat the Nords, 6-2. fourth quarter for the winning T D as the Cowboys Stseters 30, Bills 24 ‘"rhis team has played together January 4 Windsor B IP 7:15 knocked off the Giants 28-21 for their first N FC East Buffalo jumped to a 21-0 lead, helped by a 77-yard for two years and Uieir experience p.m., 8 Wethersfield (Hartford crown in four years. T D run on the first play from scrimmage. But Scott should pay off.’’ Fam o said. Arena) 3:30 p.m., 11 Enfield The other division champ, the Bears, upped their Campbell, another third-string signal-caller, led the One returning veteran is senior (Enfield Twins Rink) 1:30 p.m., 15 NHL roundup record to 14-1 by stymying the New York Jets 19-6 on Steelers back with one touchdown pass to Louis Lipps co-captain Bobby Blake who ConardBIP8:30p.m., 18 Rockville Saturday. (Chicago has the homefield advantage and a 44-yard pass to Lipps to set up Waiter scored S3 goals and added 30 B IP 7:45 p.m.. 25 South Windsor throughout the N FC playoffs. Abercrombie 2-yard run with 47 seconds to play. assists In 21 games a year ago. But BIP 7:15 p.m.. 31 Hall BIP 9 p.m. (Teveland took sole possession of the top spot in the Despite the victory, the Steelers, 7-8. missed the the Indians don’t want to rely on Febmary 1 Fermi (Enfield A FC Central with a 28-21 win over Houston, while playoffs for only the third time in 14 years. the swift center for all of their Rink) 3:15 p.m., 4 Farmington Cincinnati was beaten 37-24 by Washington. The (Hartford lArena) 3:40 p.m.. 12 Savard tricks Detroit Browns will win the division if they beat tbe Jets next Packars 26, Lions 23 offense. “ We’ll use Bobby on the power- BOBBY BLAKE Hall (Cornerstone Rink, West Sunday or if either Pittsburgh or Cincinnati loses next Green Bay eliminated Detroit from playoff Hartford) 7:30 p.m., 15 Enfield play and in shorthanded situations . . .50-goal scorer returns “ The Savard penalty shot was slapshot with one second rem ain-' weekend. contention. handing the Lions their first home loss this BIP 7:15 p.m., lOConard (Corner­ Bv Mike Well along with his regular shift, but just a goal, just like any other," ing in regulation to lift St. Louis. Denver remained in the wild-card hunt on Saturday year on Al Del Greco’s fourth field goal. a 27-yarder as stone), 7:30 p.m., 22 Glastonbury United Press Internatlonol we’ve got three line that we’re on the right side. The second line is Neale said. “ That didn’t beat us. The game appeared headed for when it edged Kansas City 14-13. time ran out. The Lions had tied the game with 1:01 (Hartford Arena) 9:45 p.m., 26 expecting to produce," Fam o said. considered another offensive We just seem to find a way to lose, overtime when defenseman Bruce .Also on Sunday, it was Pittsburgh 30, Buffalo 24; remaining on a 30-yard T D pass from Joe Ferguson to Rockville BIP 8:30 p.m., 28 Far­ The temptation to stop Denis Leonard Thompson, but Eddie M urray’s extra point Flanking Blake on Manchester’s threat featuring senior co-captain especially on the road.” Bell fed a cross-ice pass to ’ Green Bay 26, Detroit 23; Indianapolis 31, Tampa Bay UPI photo mington B IP 9 p.m. Savard was too great for Detroit top line will be junior Matt Paggioli Mike Generis (10-21-31) at center Jerome Dupont gave Chicago a Ramage. who beat goalie Chicd- 2^; Atlanta 14, Minnesota 13; San Francisco 31, New try was wide. at left wing and senior Dale Gullo with seniors Bob Kennedy and B IP — Bolton Ice Palace. Sunday night. Orleans 19, and. San Diego 20, Philadelphia 14. won, 46-14, to clinch the NFC West . The Red Wings tripped the most 2-1 lead 20 seconds later when he Resch to the short side. Colts 31, Tampa Bay 23 Rams’ tackle irv Pankey (75) opens hole dangerous Black Hawk scorer of scored on a 40-foot blast from the Rams 46, Cardinals 14 George Wonsley scored first-half touchdowns on for Eric Dickerson (29) during action championship. all from behind and on the ensuing left point, but Detroit tied the score Sabre* 6, Nordiques 2 Brock was helped by Eric Dickerson, who ran for runs of 7 and 3 yards and Mike Pagel and Albert Sunday against St. Louis. Los Angeles penalty shot, Savard scored the 2-2 on Ron Duguay’s power-play At Buffalo. N .Y ., Lindy Ruff 124 yards and two scores, as Los Angeles broke the Bentley added scores in the fourth quarter as first goal of his hat trick to spark goal. Indianapolis broke a six-game losing streak and won scored four goals, including twO' game open with a 36-point first half. Brock threw 17-yard touchdown throw. East Catholic skaters Chicago’s 6-4 victory. Chicago defenseman Doug Wil­ for tbe first time on the road this season. Tampa Bay could remember seeing him do in two decades of power-play scores resulting fronv touchdown passes of 13 yards to Ron Brown. 47 to Tony San Francisco makes the playoffs by beating Dallas One of the N H L ’s premier son produced the game-winner for dropped to 2-13 before a crowd of 25,577 — smallest in placekicking. Atlanta tackle Dan Benish set up a Quebec bench penalties. After a Hunter, and 43 to Henry Ellard as the Rams’ topped next Sunday. The 49ers also would make it if they lose skaters and stickhandlers, Savard the Black Hawks with 2:25 left to touchdown with a fumble recovery and blocked a scoreless first period, Ruff ex­ their previous game-high this season of 35 points with the Bucs’ 10-year history. was awarded the rare penalty shot play. Stenerud field goal try. and Washington also loses. ploded for three goals within 9:29 their big opening half. Brock also hit Hunter on a Bucs owner Hugh Culverhouse said Sunday that after he was brought down from Savard added the insurance of the second period for Buffalo’s4-; 3Tyard T D toss. John McKay will resign as team president following 49ers 31, Saints 19 Chargers 20, Eagles 14 behind by Randy Ladouceur while score only 12 seconds after Wil­ buried for second time 1 lead. the season. Following a cold first half. Joe Montana got the Reserve quarterback Mark Herrmann, subbing for speeding in on goalie Greg Stefan son’s goal, completing the hat trick Raiders 13, Seahawks 3 Falcons 14, Vikings 13 49ers moving, going 12-for-14 for 204 yards in the the injured Dan Fouts. fired a 23-yard pass to Charlie in the opening period. with his 19th goal of the season. The Raiders won their fifth straight game as Allen Joiner for the clinching touchdown. Fouts left the Elsewhere in the N H L, Pitts­ continued to motor through opposing defenses. Allen’s Jan Stenerud missed the extra point that would second half with two touchdowns. He hit Mike Wilson B O LTO N — ’The effort was after one period. But then goals by Scott Jensen had the final goal Before he could take on Stefan Oilers 5, Canucks 3 game with a bruised left knee after taking a hit burgh downed the New York have tied the game following Anthony Carter’s with a 52-yard scoring pass on the fourth play of the better Saturday night by the East Kevin Walsh. Dave Olender and for East. DeCarlo and Fuss (first one-on-one however, Savard had to At Edmonton, Alberta, defense touchdown run came on the first play after Marc following a 46-yard pass completion to Wes Chandler. Rangers 5-2, St. Louis edged New 49-yard touchdown pass reception, something nobody second half, then hit tight end Russ Francis on a Catholic hockey team — but still Alex Rodriquez gave Eagles a names not available) had three block out the roar of the fans at partners Paul Coffey and Oiarlie Wilson connected on a 49-yard bomb to Dokie Jersey 3-2, Buffalo ddmped Qu- not good enough. The Eagles, short-lived 3-2 lead. and two goals respectively to lead Chicago Stadium — known for its Huddy combined for six points. etec 6-2, Eldmonton defeated Van­ embarrassed by Greenwich High By the end ofthe middle session, Greenwich. raucous noise level. Huddy scored twice and added an couver 5-3, and Winnipeg and in their opener ’Thursday night, Greenwich was back in front by a The 0-2 start isn't what Russo “ On the penalty shot, you’re assist, and Coffey scored once and- Toronto tied 3-3. College basketball roundup skated with the Cardinals for a 6-3 count. envisioned. “ I told them after the always nervou^,’’ Savard said. assisted on two other goals. Wayne- period-and-half before collapsing “ We took some dumb penalties game that after giving up 23 goals “You hear the^crowd screaming Gretzky extended his point-scoring and winding up on the short end of a in the neutral zone,” a chagrined in two games, we keep that up and I had been 0-2 before tonight. Penguin* 5, Rangers 2 streak to 22 games with three 10-4 score at the Bolton Ice Palace. Russo said. “ It was a case of not we’re not going to win too many. But the most important thing of At New York, Mario Lemieux assists. Kansas Jayhawks post a meahingful win over Kentucky “We were all over them for a using our heads." Greenwich “ We have to play better defen­ course was the victory. scored a goal and set up three period-and-half.” cited second- scored four power play goals out of sive hockey and we have to work on “ What we have to do is put four others and* Terry Ruskowski col­ Jets 3, Maple Leafs 3 year East coach Dr. Vic Russo, eight opportunities. our poise. Those weren’t super or five good games together and lected the game-winner and two host U C LA after twice opening streak. At Winnipeg, Manitoba, Ken overtime. No. 10 Illinois tripped Daugherty scored 17 points and topped the Bruins with 15 points. “ but then the roof fell in. We got East, in contrast, had only one men we were playing. We just then maybe we’ll be-out of this assists to spark Pittsburgh. Rookie By Dick Joyce 15-point leads in the second half. Alabama-Birmingham. 8-1, won Wregget stopped 42 shots and Houston 102-92, No. 11 Louisiana freshman Jeff Lebo 11 to pace the Milt Wagner made four clutch into a tight game and our inexpe­ power play as the (iardinals were watched them on Thursday. ’The slump.” Craig Simpson added two third- The Associated Press Walter Berry scored 16 of his 23 the Early Season Tournament in rookie Steve ’Thomas set up three ' State beat Hardin-Simmons 87-71, T a r Heels. foul shots in the last 11 seconds and rience and lack of poise showed. whistled for only one minor. first period and a half we played The triumph ended the Black period goals to insure the Pen­ Sophomore guard Gary Grant, points in the second half for the Herbert Crook scored 20 points as Honolulu as Jerome Mincy scored “ Greenwich is a well-disciplined, goals to give Toronto the draw. ’The While many of the nation’s top No. 12 Memphis State stomped Even when they (Greenwich) were with them.” Russo said. Hawks’ five-game losing streak guins’ third straight victory over benched after four minutes for Redmen. Jerome "Pooh” Ri­ Louisville. 6-2, ended Western 24 points and Steve Mitchell 18 tie stretched Toronto’s winless- echelon in college basketball con­ South Carolina State 119-73, No. 13 down, they just kept on plugging.” veteran team. They check from in East, which is back in action while extending the last-place Red their Patrick Division rival. missing an acrobatic reverse chardson, a freshman guard. Kentucky’s seven-gamne winning against West Texas State. string against Winnipeg to 14 tinue to beat up on patsies, the Nevada-Las Vegas belted Nevada- It was food for thought Russo froiit and they keep their elbows Saturday night at Fairfield Prep at Wings’ slide to five games. dunk, finished with 16 points in games, dating back to Dec. 19. seventh-ranked Kansas Jayhawks Reno 74-52, No. 14 St. John’s hopes his team will learn. down.” 7:30 p.m.. Is going to have to put a The Black Hawks were trailing leading a second-half surge for Blue* 3, Devils 2 1981. Jet Scott Arniel’s second goal liosted another meaningful defeated U C LA 69-65, No. 15 Greenwich, which blew out East More food for thought. whole game together. 1-0 when Savard was tripped. Michigan, 9-0, over Western Michi­ At East Rutherford, N.J., Rob of the game at 8:04 of the third Louisville got by Western Ken­ by a 13-3 count in the opener down “ After it went to 3-2, we kind of O r it is going to be even a longer Detroit coach Harry Neale dis­ victory. gan. Roy Tarpley topped the Ramage scored on a power-play . period forced the overtime. Saturday night’s 83-66 triumph tucky 73-70, No. 16 Alabama- in Greenwich, moved to a 2-0 lead self destructed,” Russo noted. season. counted the incident’s impact. Wolverines with 18 points. was the first for Kansas over Birmingham knocked off West Freshman Sherman Douglas Kentucky since 1973 and marked Texas State-65-56; No. 18 Indiana and senior Rafael Addison scored only the second time in 18 meetings stomped Texas Tech 74-59, and Arkansas posted a 79-70 overtime 15 points each foir Syracuse, 6-0, CARDINAL BUICK | that the Jayhawks beat the No. 9 win over Ohio State. against Brooklyn. Both Addison Celtics come through in clutch -Wildcats. and Dwayne “ Pearl” Washington, ; “ They are a special program Brown had been- complaining of UConn’s start a junior who had 13 points, went with a great tradition.” Jayhawks Danny Manning’s lack of aggres­ siveness, but the much-heralded over the 1,000-point career mark. "HOLIDAY” SALES BLITZ ) By United Press International played a good three minutes, but jCoach said after the Reggie Williams scored 16 points we played pretty poorly for 3‘A Jiomecourt victory brought Kan- 6-loot-ll sophomore scored 22 and Jonathan Edwards, a 6-11 BOSTON — The quarters." ,sas’ record to 8-1 and dropped points. turned it on when they had to Dave Corzine, John Paxson, and is still perfect Kentucky’s 6-8 workhorse, freshman, contributed 12 points CASH ;Kentucl^ to 5-1. “ It means a lot for Sunday night. Dailey each missed a shot before Kenny Walker caught an elbow in and grabbed 11 rebounds Tor ■us to beat them.” Georgetown, 6-0, as Florida A&M Larry Bird connected for six of Bird hit the last two of his four free : In Saturday’s other games. No. 1 his left eye early in the second half KINGSTON, R.I. - Quick, fell apart after 10 minutes. t REBATE *•« his game-high 34 points as the throws to help Boston pull to a •North Carolina downed Ohio Uni- ■^ and had to sit out the remainder of when was the last time Connec­ Tim McCalister’s two free 9.9% iinooo. O k ie s used a 15-1 spurt during the 108-104 advantage with only 13 the game. ticut started off a college >versity 88-57, No. 2 Michigan final 4:48 Sunday night to rally for seconds remaining. throws with one second left earned ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE basketball season 6 and 0? !w hipp^ Western Michigan 74-54, a 109-104 triumph over the Chicago “ You have to be psychologically Top Ten Oklahoma its victory over Texas, Don’t look now, but the ;N o . 4 Syracuse ripped Brooklyn Bulls. and emotionally high to play the North Carolina, 7-0, overcame a which was picked to finish seventh answer is 1985-86. ‘College 102-61, No. 5 Georgetown The Bulls appeared to have an Celtics,” said forward Orlando in the Southwest Conference this Tbe Huskies ran their current •routed Florida A 4M 86-56, No, 8 slow start for a 40-23 lead at ON ALL LISTED 1986’S IN STOCK upset in hand, and were prepared Woolridge. who paced the losers season. “ If that’s the seventh-best record to an unblemished 6-0 lOklahoma nipped Texas 93-92 in intermission over Ohio. Brad to subject Boston to its first with 26 points. “ We had been " • w - i'. team in that league. I ’m glad we Saturday afternoon with a hard- back-to-back losses of the season, playing well for three quarters, but don’t play there,” said Coach Billy OVER 180 CARS TO SELECT FROM Ll fought 55-42 deciison over host Tubbs of the 8-0 Sooners. when the improbable comeback unfortunately for us, the game is 48 Rhode Island at Keaney Gym in occurred. minutes.” Illinois, 6-2, won its 29th straight Immediate Delivery — Limited Time Oniy Kingston, R.I. Bull Quinton Dailey had just McHale scored 27 points and at home as Ken Norman’s 24 points Only three times in the past connected on a 20-foot jumpertoup Johnson added 23 as Boston led four Illini in double figures. three decades have the Huskies the margin to 103-94 with little improved its Atlantic Division Alvin Franklin had 26 points and \ YOUR CHOICE under five mihutes left. leading mark to 20-4. won their first six outings. Greg Anderson 22 for Houston. Danny Ainge connected on a Sidney Green had 17 points to Connecticut is now idle for one /' Second Ten week for final exams, returning ^ 18 SKYHAWKS ’ SOO**" cash rebate or g.s% financing jumper. Bird a lay up and Dennis help lead the Bulls’ attack of six LSU, 7-0, which led 43-35 at Johnson, who was back in action players in double figures. The loss to the hardwood Saturday after-' noon for its first appearance at halftime, got 26 poinU from after missing a game with a dropped Chicago to 9- 19 overall / sophomore John Williams. Craig hyperextend^ left thumb, hit an and 4-15 on the road. the Hartford Civic Center at l I 15 SKYLARKS * 4 0 0 * " cash rebate or 9i«% fihancing Sladek scored 22 points for Hardin- • off-balance shot. Boston moved “ It wasn’t that we played bad, p.m. against the University of TIM COLES ; Minnesota. Simmons. within 103-100 with 1:48 remaining. they just played great basketball,” ,. Huskies' main man ; Andre ’Turner scored 20 points After a second Ainge basket, said Boston coach K.C. Jones, who Six-foot-OVt senior tri-captain ^ 13 SOMERSETS * 400 **° cash rebate or g.b% fihancing Tim Coles, who did not have a and Baskerville Holmes 15 as Kevin McHale pulled the O k ie s in earned his 300th career victory. Memphis State also raised its front by bitting a jump book with “ They’re strong and physical, U P I photo good outing the week before against Boston University and record to 7-0, against S.C. State. only SO seconds left. and they ha ve a lot of gunners, they Coles’ three-point play, that Nevada-Las Vegas, 5-1. beat r- 64 CENTURYS * 70 0 *’*’ cash resate or s.s% financing "Th a t goes to show that it’s did not surprise me at all,” Jones not a particularly stellar outing in the Huskies’ win over Fair- coming with 2:32 left, was in tbe Nevada-Reno for the second time never over until its over,” said said. Bulls’ Orlando Woolridge (left) tries to steal ball from middle of a 15-point Husky run this season as Armon Gilliam center Robert Parish, who had two field, was tbe main man against Chicago led 61-52 at the half with and put the lock on the door. scored 16 points and Anthony Jones I 44REGALS * 70 0 *” cash rebate or g.g*/o financing of his game-high 15 rebounds Corzine pacing a balanced attack Celts' Larry Bird in first quarter action at the Boston the Rams. The boisterous na­ tive of Baltimore, Md., had UConn had a slender 40-38 bulge 14, offsetting 24 points by Reno’s during the stretch. “ I thought we by acoring 13. Garden. before it ran off tbe 15 straight game-high totals of 17 points Dwayne Randall. points. Rhode Island, 3-4, dithi’t and 15 rebounds. The latter St. John’s. 8-1, hung on against ii 26 ELECTRAS * 10 0 0 *’*’ cash rebate or b.b% financing score for over eight minutes, not figure matched bis career best. Ckiles was 7-for-ll from the until 28 seconds remained. Coventry High girls lose their first floor. Perno is aware tte Htiskles FINANCING AVAILABLE ONLY TO QUALIFIED BUYERS. “ Tim Coles got every big aren’t winning ‘p rn ty .’ He’ll rebound when he had to,” said' take them, nevertheless. CALDWELL REQUIRED DOWNPAYMENT. CASH OR TRADE-IN. VARIES WITH MODEL SELECTED. P U TN A M — It was a bad start players, Stacey Robertson and Sue with the personals with Danehy try and played well, according to Husky coach Dom Perno. “He and a not so good finish for the Harris, who couldn’t get out of having four at tbe half. Dimmock. . , 1 was just outstanding. He puts it Coventry High girls basketball work ohligatlons. That started the PUTNAM (411 — Lodonno Menoclw UOONN (SS) — COIM 7 34 17, team Saturday night as the Patri­ on the line every game. When Wllllonu 4048, Bossollfik 1043, OIL INC. evening off badly for Coventry and Putnam, 1-1, had a 10-5 lead after 0 3-6 3, Crltta Falrarono 34-8 S, Shannon K o ll^ 3 0-1 6, Gomble 4 04 8, ots scored only 5 points in the first it never changed. one quarter and 22-8 margin at the Doorv 0 0-1 0/Tracv Lefebvre 4 0-11, the J ’s (Jump shots) are not CoflSv 3 04 4, Koblnsen 0 3-3 3, Kolly D N rv 33-68, Dob B«llarete61-4 going, you’ve got to rely on tbe quarter, 8 In the half, and ulti­ “The whole thing was strange,” half. The home club still led, 24-13, 13, Down Moneche 0 1-6 1. Totals IS WOTTM 0040, SlMO 3044, Klng3 103.9 CARDINAL mately fell to Putnam High, 41-30, Cruenham. He did it aH the way 044.Tolals3S40 54S5. said Patriot coach Ray Dimmock. after three periods and held on. 11-33 41. UNI (4 » — Mitciwll 8 0413. G. per gal. C. O. D. in non-conference action. “ Wc couldn’t hit a hoop and we got Deb Bellerose netted 13 points to COVSHTSV (38) — Maklfca Mlaka 1 up to tbe last second. He was Scettl 3 04 8, C. Scottl 3 M 4, UPI photo'" ' The Patriots, 1-1 overall, resume 0-0 3, Loslle Danehy 31-47, Anno wertel diving out of bounds for the ball Owens 3 04 4, Garrick 3 04 4, into a foul trouble.” Tbe Patriots pace Putnam. Mijesko matched 10-03, UtoTalM a 1043, Pom B o m ll action tonight at East Hampton at tbe end of the game. He is a Alston 3 04 4, Blevins 0 04 0. were whistled for 24 fouls. Leslie that total for Coventry. Freshmen 0 04 0, Shown Dickson 0 04 0, Maura Colson 3 04 4, Evans 1 04 3. KanM* center Qreg Dreiling (left) goes past Kentucky's 649-8841 High in a COC bout at 7:30 p.m. Danehy and Kim Mizesko, both Nektara Gitsis and Maura Danehy Danehy 0 1-4 1, Kim Mlzeeke> 54 13, winner.” Totals 3046 34 42. Cedric Jenkins for loose ball in college basketball action ^ventry was minus two key Ursula WtetMisch 1 04 X^%ktarlo Pile** Sublet to C h m y 81 Adams St.. Manchester 649-4571 key performers, ran into trouble played down the stretch for Coven­ GItsIs 01-31. Totals 11 8-10 30. Saturday. Kansas won battle of Top Ten teams, 83-66. t MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, ** H E B A U ). Monday. Dec. 16.19M roundup Shuttle Chernenko fades n 'l awaits from Soviet minds Celtics, Bucks illustrate ;■ i 1 ^ '- 7 By Jack Rtdden liftoff United Press International MOSCOW - In life he was the why they are dominant William Harwood gasping, plodding butt of jokes ^ nlted Press International about a decrepit ^ v ie t leadership. wbuppin’," Nelson said. "W e do have sympathy for In death Konstantin Ustinovich By Gerry Monioan .| CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - United Frees Internotlonal our fellow coaches when something like, this happens. Chernenko is not thought about at A 20-point loss is one thing, but 50. that’s a real long '•The shuttle Columbia, fresh from a all. !jtwo-year overhaul, returns to The Boston Celtics and Milwaukee Bucks, along night for all of us.” "Chernenko was nothing,” said ^ r v l c e Wednesday for launch on with the Los Angeles Lakers, have dominated their Terry Cummings led Milwaukee with 21 points, and a well-educated Soviet woman who -the year’s 10th and final shuttle divisions in recent years. Sunday night, they seven other Bucks scored in double figures. gives solid support to the commu­ ’The 58-point margin of victory fell 1 short of the .^mssion with a crew of seven that nist rulers. “ He was just made illustrated why in dramatic fashion. ;oncludes Rep. Bill Nelson, D-Fla. The Celtics summoned a herculean effort, outscor- team record set in a 143-84 victory over Detroit in 1978 leader to provide time while they > “ All of us are really looking Chicago 15-1 in the final 4; 48 for a 109-104 triumph and was the fourth-highest victory margin in NBA decided what to do.” Ing ^ r w a r d to going and getting over the Bulls. Larry Bird spearheaded the history. ’Hie most one-sided game in league history A week after a plaque on an wfjolumbia back in the air again, nearly-Impossible blitz, scoring 6 of his game-high 34 was a 63-point margin by the Lakers in a 162-99 victory apartment building was unveiled over Golden State in 1972. Swhich really makes the first time to the man who ruled from points. ^we’ve bad all four of our space The Bucks, who lead the Midwest Division which ’The Bucks also set a team record by shooting 67 February 1984 until his death last !«vebicles operational,” said com- they have won the past six years, obliterated the percent from the field on 54 of 81. March, not even flowers tradition­ ^Mander Robert “ Hoot” Gibson. Kansas City Kings 140-82. The defending champion Reggie Theus led the Kings with 18 points and Larry ally placed on such memorials •I Columbia, which made the first Lakers meted out a 132-119 defeat to the Detroit Drew added 16. honored his memory. IWbuttle flight in April 1981, com- Pistons. At the end of the third quarter, the Bucks had But flowers did protrude through ‘ ^leted its last mission in December The Celtics’ victory was No. 300 for head coach K.C. 'l l ,loubled the Kings output, racing to a 106-53 lead. the snow on the other side of the Jones, 145 of which he‘/^as posted in two-plus years at In other games. Los Angeles whipped Detroit :39S3. entrance, on a memorial to Com­ * ^ I t was then sent back to the Boston. 132-119, and Golden State edged Seattle 112-105. munist Party ideologist Mikhail " It was one of the most amazing comebacks I ’ve :-«lockwell International shuttle fad’^ Suziov who lived in the same seen in a while,’’ Jones said. "W e were down by 9, and LakBiB 132, PlBtons 119 ' gory in Palmdale, Calif., where 250 13-story building until his death in 'modifications were completed as K. CHERNENKO we Just had to start playing hard-nosed defense. I At Inglewood, Calif., James Worthy scored a 1982. part of an extensive overhaul to liked the last three minutes of the game, but the first game-high 25 points to help the Lakers hand the In a country where history is . died in 1982 / upgrade the spaceship’s 48 they played excellent basketball.” Pistons their third straight loss. Magic Johnson had 19 rewritten to remove those no capabilities. The Bulls went O-for-7 during the final stretch, as the points and a game-high 15 assists, and Kareem Abdul- longer in favor, Chernenko, who an elderly woman ventured, sug­ Joining Gibson for the 24th Celtics forced them to take some tough shots. Jabbar ad d ^ 18. Isiah ’Thomas scored 16 points for was 73 when he died, appears to gesting why no flowers were shuttle mission — Columbia’s "They rose to another level, and all of a sudden it Detroit and added 11 assists before fouling out. have disappeared both because he beneath Chernenko's plaque. became a playoff-type atmosphere.” Chicago guard seventh — are co-pilot Charles was part of the old generation, now However, a couple of miles Quintin Dailey said. ’’They played excellent defense WaiTlora 112, Sonics 105 Bolden, Steven Hawley, George blamed for Soviet problems, and away, someone has been assigned tonight, and that gave them momentum.” At Oakland, Calif., Greg Ballard scored 16 of his 20 . Nelson, Franklin Chang-Diaz, Htrald photo by Bashaw because his contribution was so to keep flowers permanently under At Milwaukee. Bucks coach Don Nelson apologized points in the first half to help Golden State break a ; ^RCA engineer Robert Cenker and slight. the plaques on the building where for the severe beating his team administered to the five-game losing streak. Ballard hit 9-of-14 shots and ' .'Nelson, whose district includes the Christmas crew Andropov and Chernenko’s mentor Kings. added 7 rebounds. His 16 first-half points led Golden ' ;Kennedy Space Onter. CHERNENKO TOOK power Leonid Brezhney lived. " I ’m just sorry he had to sit through such a State to a 56-50 lead. • "W e’re getting to be known as Volunteers, from left, are Beverly Fuss, Feb. 13, 1984 on the death of ' Uhe ejid-of-year-clearance flight Volunteers decorate the lobby of Ann England and Marion Moore. All are 69-year-oId Yuri Andropov, an WHILE CHERNENKO Is never • ifor NASA,” joked Bolden. Manchester Memorial Hospital, a sure apparent attempt by the old guard mentioned in the official media — sign that Christmas can't be far away. members of the hospital's auxiliary. to put the leadership in a holding his pictures were coming down the - DURING THEIR FIVE days in pattern and stave off the new same day his death was announced Sutton-Floyd team champs UPl photo ' orbit, the astronauts plan to launch generation represented by Mikhail — Andropov has become some­ a communications satellite owned Gorbachev. 54. thing of a folk hero. By Bob Kolm yard, par-315th hole in the playoff. would have tied the match and Roger Maris, 51, who set the single­ 1961, died at a center for cancer by RCA American Communica­ It didn’t last long. By the Andropov — the former bead of forced the playoff to continue this tions Inc. and carry out a series of United Press international Also finishing at 28-under in the season record with 61 home runs in treatment in Houston on Saturday. Ginnie Maes pay better summer he disappeared on an the KGB and mentor of Gorbachev best-bail tournament were the morning. experiments in materials science inordinately long holiday. Travel­ — also ruled for little more than a BOCA RATON. Fla. - Hal teams of Jim Colbert-Tom Purtzer-Colbert had the best before landing at the Kennedy ers from the Black Sea region year, but people talk as if his death Sutton had to think he was Purtzer, Gary Hallberg-Scott chance to win the tournament in Space Center two days before reported activity that supported cut short policies that would have watching an instant replay of his Hoch, Pat McGowan-John Fought, regulation. ’They went to 28-under Christmas. than money funds, CDs rumors the aging leader had been transformed the nearly stagnant first two victories on the 1985 PGA and Charlie Bolling-Brad Fabel. with a birdie at 16. but then Purtzer Nelson, chairman of the House rushed back to Moscow for medi­ country. ’Tour when he found himself Mikek and Woody Blackburn missed a six-foot birdie putt on 17, Reluctant hero Maris subcommittee that oversees NA­ A few months after Chernenko GNMA fund account for 10 or 20 cal treatment. staring at a 12-foot birdie putt on and Mac O’Grady-Tom Sieckmann making them the only team on the SA’s budget, will be the second With interest years, with no income tax bite until He made it back into public view died,, a television feature eulogize^ the first playoff, hole of the finished at 27-under 261. and four leader board that did not either active lawmaker to fly in space. rates now well the money is taken out. That could during the fall, but disappeared Andropov, including reading hif Chrysler Team Invitational. groups finished at 26-under 262. birdie or eagle the par-S 17th. Sen. Jake Garn, R-Utah. made the above the lows, make a difference of many thou­ again, before the end of the year. poetry. Nothing similar appear Playing In near darkness at Boca Floyd and Sutton were the only Floyd and Sutton started the day first such flight in April. they reached sands of dollars in your retirement Like Andropov a year earlier, he on the slow-moving, asthmati^ West Sunday, Sutton calmly team that put both shots on the two shots behiqd third-round lead­ loses battle to cancer Both were invited to fly on the earlier in the Chernenko. nest-egg. was reported suffering from minor drilled home the birdie putt. plaj^off hole in birdie range, a fact ers Fabel-bollings and therefore shuttle by NASA Administrator d eca d e, you S ylvia “ Investors should not look upon ailments. And like Andropov he Chernenko’s chance for a plac Floyd attributed to the inexpe­ were in the clubhouse at 28-under James Beggs, who was forced to m ay b e lie v e “ This Is my third playoff of the FARGO, N.D. (DPI) — Funeral services will be carry an asterisk in the record book. a GNMA fund as another kind of was soon dead. in Soviet history rested on lasting rience of the other teams. while several other groups had take a leave of absence Dec. 4 that investing yw rand I won them all with a long held Thursday for baseball slugger Roger Maris, who “ Maybe I wouldn’t do it all over again if I had the Porter money market fund,” advises Ina His position in Soviet history was long enough to write the national ” It’s a tough situation and some three or four holes left to play, because of a federal indictment in a m oney putt on the first hole,” said Sutton, became a reluctant hero after breaking one of the chance,” Maris said later. ” I had so many people on Goodman, vice president of the clearly demonstrated when his economic plan for the next five who earned himself and partner of the teams there hadn’t been in a leading Floyd to believe he and charging him with defrauding the market fund or years and the Communist Party sport’s most cherished records. my tail. People hate me for breaking Ruth’s record, Dreyfus GNMA Fund. “ It isn’t a death was announced March 11. lUymond Floyd $55,000 each with playoff before,” he said. ‘”rhere Sutton would not win the government while an executive bank deposit Maris’ 61 home runs in 1961 broke Babe Ruth’s the press especially. proxy for liquidity. It is an ’The news that day was not program for the rest of thh" tte putt. " I told my caddy I had a wasn’t a whole lot of experience in tournament. with General Dynamics Corp. certificate has record and for the rest of his life, he was hounded by ‘”The Yankees played a part, too. Let’s not kid intermediate-term investment, to dominated by (Chernenko, but by century. streak, so let’s keep it going.” that playoff, so I think that gave us ” I honestly did not give us much Nelson will carry out an experi- lost its attrac- be held for at least three to five Gorbachev. He didn’t make it. Gorbachev controversy surrounding the event. anybody. The Yankees wanted Mickey Mantle, not way as the FDIC insurance of your Sutton won the St. Jude Memphis an edge.” of a chance at all to get in the ment provided by the University of tiveness as well — but you are Five hours after Chernenko’s sent the drafts back for a well- Maris, 51, died of lymphatic cancer. Saturday at me, to break the record. Some of them even tried to rig bank account. Yet. it is a federal years.” Qaasic and the Southwest Golf ’The experience came in espe­ playoff,” Floyd said. ’’Not with six Alabama at Birmingham to grow wrong! death was reported, Gorbachev’s publicized rewriting that has M.D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute in the lineup so he would get a better opportunity at it pledge to make good, in a timely Claasic en route to winning cially handy with the playoff being holes to play and No. 17 playing large protein crystals to help You still can get double-digit STARTING FROM ZERO last succession was announced. The stamped them firmly with tbe new Houston. Doctors said his condition had been than me.” manner, on interest and principal 1363 ,340, good for seventh place on played in near darkness. Floyd down-wind like it was.” scientists learn more about the returns on your savings and in the May. the Dreyfus GNMA Fund has official newspapers the following leader’s style. deteriorating since he was admitted Nov. 20. Mantle, who hit 54 home runs in 1961, could not be payment of every mortgage held in the money list. Floyd won the said. Still, when the pressure was on, architecture of proteins, which highest grade securities, too. already soared to nearly $80 day placed the new map on page Chernenko was last seen in Doctors diagnosed the cancer in November, 1983 but reached.for comment, but Maris had said his former the GNMA portfolio. IlbuBlon Open and 8378,989, and is ’’Every minute it kept getting Floyd and Sutton delivered. could help in the fight against GNMA mutual funds, for instance, one. Chernenko already ha^ disap­ public being propped up to utter a said the disease had gone undetected for five years. teammate called him every week when the cancer You can buy GNMA certificates million in assets. Why? In fifth place on the money list. darker.” he said. ” I couldn’t see “ We hit the best shots of any cancer. invest only in securities backed by Says Goodman:' ” I think people peared to the inside pages/^ feeble “ fine” to visitors. ’The band His body arrived in Fargo Sunday night. Several of was diagnosed. In his recently published autobio­ on your own from a broker without 'niis playoff was a bit more the grass when I putted. You’re group in thb playoff,” Floyd said. He also will conduct tests de­ mortgages guaranteed by the are coming to realize that in order There was, of course, the ritual of the bodyguard holding him was Maris’ former teammates are expected to attend the graphy, Mantle wrote that Maris’ record-breaking going through a mutual fund. But crow tM than the other two Sutton just going by feel and knowledge at ” It’s just the time to do it. That’s signed by ^^ASA doctors to learn Government National Mortgage honoring the dead leader: an clearly visible on a slow-speed prayer service, scheduled for Wednesday at the effort was "the single greatest feat I ever saw.” buying them that way has severe to maintain their interest income, took part in. Five teams finished 72 that point.” what makes the team champion­ more about how human physiology Association, a federal agency. elaborate and well-practiced fun­ replay of the heavily edited televi­ Boulger Funeral Home. Funeral services will be hpld During 1961, the ” M & M” boys conducted a home drawbacks. The minimum-size with higher yielding investments, holee at 2S>under 260. meaning 10 After Sutton, who hit a 4-iron on ship so great, and that’s why I responds to weightlessness. eral in Red Square, a burial beside sion appearance. ’Thursday at noon at St. Mary’s Cathedral, where run duel that was reminiscent of the Babe Ruth-Lou GNMA mutual funds currently GNMA certificate an individual they have to reach out a bit for goHkrs — the lirgest playoff in the hole, made his putt, Purtzer picked him (Sutton),” he said, "The more 1 can learn (about other former heads of the Commu­ It is that image that lingers. As a Maris attended mass as a boy. Gehrig slugging era. pay better than 11 percent on can buy from a dealer is $25,000. longer 'maturities. GNMA shares PGA history — played the 200- and Bolling missed putts that laughing. NASA), the more that I ’ll know, so nist Party. A town was named Soviet women said of the quickly His body will be buried at Holy Cross Cemetery, average, three to four percentage and there usually is a hefty offer a much higher return than Bill Dickey, a former star catcher and coach for 32 if we do have to cut certain things after him, and a ship, and a forgotten leader, "the people were where the family of his wife Patricia Ann is buried. points more than the yields you are dealer’s commission. In addition, money market funds and bank CDs years with the Yankees, said he always admired in the future, where to go about factory, and a housing develop­ indifferent.” ’The family has asked that memorial contributions getting on money-fund accounts or since GNMAs represent pool of are paying, and in addition the Maris’ long-ball hitting. finding those cuts,” the lawmaker ment and a street. instead of flowers be sent to Shanley High School in short-term CDs. home mortgages, the payments securities in the portfolio are "Babe Ruth was the home run king, and Roger said. government-guaranteed. That’s a A month after the funeral a Fargo which Maris attended. you receive are part interest and Teaching teachers Maris broke his record,” Dickey said. "Isupposethey Nelson and Hawley, who both decree announced that a plaque Maris, who was bom Sept. 10, 1934 in Hibbing, Ginnie Maes, as they are also part principal. If you don’t reinvest hard combination to beat.” could have put an asterisk by his name because the have a previous shuttle flight to with a portrait of the leader would MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — To help Minn., but grew up in the Fargo area, is survived by known, are not the same kind of the principal promptly, you stand To which I can only add one record -was broken when the season was longer. their credit, will operate instru­ caution: Be sure you realize before appear on the side of his old teachers keep pace with rapidly his wife and six children. investment as a money fund. to lose considerable interest. However, the record was broken, and Roger Maris ments to study Halley’s comet and you go into a GNMA fund that its residence at 19Bolshoya Bronnaya changing high technology fkelds, His record-setting year produced more frustration broke it.” ultraviolet radiation from deep ’The principal difference: ’The Minnesota education officials and BY INVESTING IN GNMAs value can fluctuate. If you accept Street. tan accolades and at the time he said, "Sometimes I space. price of the shares in a GNMA fund hi-tech industry executives have through a mutual fund, you avoid that risk, you may just find GNMA But unlike the plaques of pre­ think it wasn’t worth the aggravation.” Maris, who also had 142 RBI and scored 132 runs in can fluctuate, with changes in the set up a pilot program. It will allow those problems. The minimum shares pay better than -anything vious leaders, Chernenko’s ap­ The 61 homers bettered by one the record the 1961, retired from baseball ,at the age of 34. He was THIRTEEN "GET-away spe­ value of the underlying mortgage vocational instructors to serve investment is much lower, about else around. peared quietly at the end of popular Ruth set in 1927. But Maris played eight extra named American League Most Valuable Player cial” experiment canisters are certificates while money-fund internships in industry, where they $1,000 to $2,500 to open an account. November. The small newspaper games and hit his recoi^ breaker in the last game of twice, played in two All-Star games and appeared in mounted in the ship’s payload bay shares are generally maintained can improve their technical knowl­ And if you deal with a no-load fund "Sylvia Porter’s New Money announcement was not accompan­ the season. seven World Series. for ^ d ie s ranging from how at a constant price or net asset edge before returning to their (one that has no sales charge). you Book for the 80s,” 1,328 pages of' ied by television coverage. The Ford Frick, then Commissioner of baseball, He ran a beer distributorship in Gainesville, Fla., weigmiessness affects engorged value of $1 a share, and CDs don’t classrooms. don’t pay any broker’s commis­ down-to-earth advice on personal government’s Tass news agency, denigrated the recorq, saying Maris’ mark would after his retirement and kept a low profile. female American dog ticks to how change in value. ’They can be ’The first instrubtor internship sion. The mutual fund keeps track money management, is available asked for photographs of the particulate contamination may cashed in at maturity for full face through her column. Send $9.95 plaque, replied that none had been was arranged by Honeywell Aero­ ISM-m of the interest and principal impact Defense Department in­ value. space and Defense at no cost to tbe payments, reinvesting them im­ plus $1 for mailing and handling to taken. frared radiation detectors. state’s 33 Area Vocational Techni­ mediately so that there is no loss of "Sylvia Porter's New Money Book Passersby wander over to the In addition, Chang, who grew up ONE VERY BIG pdBs going for for the 80s. ’ in care of the plaque on the front of the yellow cal Institutes. Industry and educa­ World’s best job not done in Costa Rica, will make a GNMA funds — every security time in earning interest, and no bookkeeping headaches. The funds Manchester Herald. 4400 Johnson brick building housing members of tional officials hope the program Spanish-language videotape of life they hold in their portfolios is will be adopted nationwide to do charge a management fee, but it Drive. Fairway. Kan. 66205. Make the Soviet elite, but it is only in orbit. backed 100 percent by a federal promote a reliable supply of usually is modest. Some funds checks payable to Universal Press curiosity. “ The reason I was thinking of guarantee. Even if some of the Syndicate. "He was there too short a time.” well-trained technicians. doing this is this sort of activity has mortgages go sour, the investor is even provide free checking ^or Maris, Fi^hel admits jiever really been done in Spanish, protect^ by guarantee of the U.S. privileges. and in the years to come we’ll government. ’That’s a basic reason Many people may find shares in probably be doing a lot of business Hivestors have already put nearly 0 GNMA fund especially suitable WE DELIVER NEW YORK (U Pl) — In retrospect. American one, but three or four. for their IRA or Keogh retirement League executive vice president Bob Fishel realizes Naturally, I feel sorry for his wife and children. He with Latin America,” he said. $10 billion into GNMA mutual If you haven't received your Be somebocK. Columbia is scheduled to land at funds, and the total is rising plans. Often you can open such a Manchester Herald by 5 p.m. that he did not do the world’s best job for Roger Maris was quite a guy.” plan with a modest investment, Tim McCarver, currently a New York Mets the Kennedy Space Center on Dec. explosively. weekdays or 7:30 a.m. Saturdays, during their days with the . such as $750. Income taxes are please call your carrier. If you’re 23. It will mark the first shuttle Fishel was the club’s public relations director in broadcaster, was a catcher and teammate of Maris unable to reach your carrier, call UPl photo landing in Florida since Gam’s It’s one of the fastest-growing deferred until you withdraw the 69 1961, the year Maris hit 61 home runs to break Babe when the home run king closed out his careerr with the forms of investment around. money, customarily at retirement. subscriber service, 647-9946, by 6 Ruth’s 34-year-old record of 60 homers. St. Louis Cardinals in 19967-68. flight aboard the shuttle Discovery A big winner The federal guarantee behind So, if you are in your middle years, p.m. weekdays or 10 a.m. Saturdays , Reflecting on the death of Maris. Fishel says: "I McCarver said the Cards were prepared to dislike when a tire blew out and two for guaranteed delivery.______GNMAs doesn’t work tbe same you could accumulate income in a Snow Chief, with jockey Aiex Solis winning the Hollywood Futurity at could have done much better by him. Maris when he reported to spring training in 1967 ' brakes locked up after touchdown aboard, earned $589,600 on Sunday by Hollywood Park. "Pete Rose held press conferences each day during because of his reputation for being insensitive. in a stiff crosswind. his bid to break ’Ty Cobb’s hit record and I should have "H e was the very antithesis of that,” says Mnce then, shuttles have Ijeen done the same for Roger when it appeared he might McCarver. “ He was warm, he was giving and he was landing on the broad runways at Nuclear accident ^ break Ruth’s homer mark,” Fishel said Sunday. one hell of a ballplayer.” Edwards Air Force Base, Calif., to Instead. Fishel says, there were impromptu preu August A. Busch Jr., honorary chairman of ' give engineers time to develop a An accident at the Three Mile Fresno State strips Bowling Green sessions around Maris’ locker, with the media asking Anheuser- Busch Co. and president of the (Ordinals, new nose-wheel steering system to Island' nuclear power plant near Season’s Greetings the same questions. said of Maris’ death: “ It’s a great loss to all of us who •.reduce tire and brake damage, Harrisburg, Pa., Mal^ch 28, 1979, damaged the reactor core. A large of the top yardage-producing tion at 11-0-1. ’The only , other “ Finally it got to him,” Fishel recalls. "That's why knew him. Roger was a great ballplayer, a fine c Previously, shuttles have been By Joe BIgham hydrogen gas bubble formed in the passers in history unbeaten is top-ranked Penn'State, some people thought he had a bad attitude toward the businessman and a good friend to both the Cardinals ’ s te e i^ by using the main landing The Associated Press top of the reactor and the tempera­ faded in importance because of the which still faces a Jan. 1 test press. ’The pressure got to him." and Anheuser-Busch.” gear brakes. ■ from all ofjjs ture in the reactor building regis­ FRESNO. Calif. — Fresno lopsided score. against Oklahoma in the Orange Fishel felt Maris was never as easy going and did Baseball Commissioner Peter Ueberroth was The new steering system was tered many times the normal level. Bowl. not crack jokes like Mickey Matatle. launching a career as an airline executive about the - successfully tested at Eldwards State’s defense put on a strip show Bowling Green’s Brian McClure Thousands of area "residents were to lead the way to a 51-7 victory Bowling Green of the Mid­ “ Part of Maris’ problem was that he didn’t see time Maris was producing home runs. during the shuttle Challenger’s finished his career with 10,280 fvacuated. over 20th-ranked Bowling Green in American Conference finished 11- much of his family and it hurt being separated from “ All of baseball is saddened by the loss of one of its - landing Nov. 6. While the test went passing yards, (second-best in 1. them.” Fishel said. "Roger roomed with Mantle fora well. Gibson said be would prefer m e California Bowl. NCAA history behind Boston Col­ true heroes,” said Ueberroth. “ While Roger Maris The Falcons turned the football while and with Bob Cerv and although they were will be remembered for his brilliant assault on the ran additional test, at Edwards lege’s Doug Flutie. But McClure In other post-season college ever eight times Saturday on five friendly guys, they couldn’t make up for lack of family htnne run record in 1961, we should also remember the .•before resuming landings at tbe was hounded constantly by Bul­ football action Saturday, Furman funnies and three interceptions. on the premises.” courageous battle be fought against this dreaded ., Florida runway, which is bordered In 1306, llobert the Bruce was ldog defenders and never mounted and Georgia Southern advanced to Four of Uiose turnovers led di­ During 1961, the MAM boys conducted a home run disease the last years. by drainage canals. crowned King of Scotland at Scone. a consistent attack despite com­ the championship game of tbe rectly to Fresno scores. duel that was reminiscent of the Babe Rutb-Lou “ My thoughts and prayers are with his wife Pat and pleting 22 of 42 attempts for 254 NCAA Division I-AA playoffs. F r w safety Rod Webster reco­ Gehrig slugging era. Mantle blasted 84 homers that all the members of the Maris family.” yards. Furman lashed Nevada-Reno 35-12 v e r ^ one fumble to stop a Falcon year to provide the Yankees with another fine one-two and Georgia Southern outscored drive and intercepted two passes, ’The Bulldogs’ Kevin Sweeney, home run punch. Northern Iowa 40-33. ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. tke aecond leading to a third- who has 8,260 career passing ya r ^ Bill Dickey, a former star catdier and coach for 32 A nice boot Furman, 12-1, and Georgia Beacarrier! quarter touchdown that crushed and a year of eligibility remaining, years with tbe Yankees,always admired Maris’ FOXBORO, Mass. — Tony Franklin, the barefoot Southern, 12-2, nneet for the I-AA Gfeea’a already dim got the ball In good field position long-ball hitting and was enthusiastic over tbe 61 place-kkker of the New England PatrioU, realises insuransmtths INSUMNSMIINS SINK There’s a special feeling that newspaper carriers have Insidik Ifa tltls on Saturday at TMoma, ttat other players cootribute to his success. The atlis bintlg called self-respect. When you’re a newspaper carriW, you show flaiih ed . luci oil you’re not just a kid anymore. You’re somebody. And rsapact lehial MlMr^ViayCaMn, for M e, ( • » Bays «p front who*) one thing you earn! Yoii also make your OWN money, hove fun with yaraa, including Harfg'M M ie Ms record,” Dickey emphasiced. “ 1- the blockihg, and tbe special teanos coach. 1S14 VBlIiii coal , ______away ____ others your age, and get the chance to win terrific prlzea. If you’re touchdown strikes of IS and IS MH, dfebstersaid. v' Saturday. North Dakota State suppose they could have put an asterisk by his name Franklin showed his graUtude this season by giving 12 years or older, why "ot find out more? Call 647-9046 t o ^ l **1 don’t know if any team had yards to Gene Taylor ind 4S yards sanasbed North Alabama 38-7 for because the record was broken when the season was each of them a pair of cowboy boots. In ad*Son to lb ouip the ball against to Stephen Bako*. tbe Division II crown iriiile. in longer. However, the record was broken, and Roger Eason and special teams coach Dante Scarnecchia, 649-5241 414 Tolland Street • East Hartford • 289-6435 649-4595 H ie California Bowl, tbe only *— O nen,” Bulldog Coach Division m , Augustana won its Maris broke it. those getting the boots from Franklin were blockers 65 E. Center Street 555 East Middle Tpke. • Manchester • 249-8611 684-5853 ’ aaid. "And a lot of post-season game matching unde- th W sbrelght Utie - and 37tb “ I left the Yankees the year before Maris broke the Ron Wooten, Guy Morriss, Steve Nelson, Pete Brock, Mancheeter, Ct. Hanrlipatpr Hrraift n ffi were atripiMd." fsnted toann, left Fresno Stato of “ w w w ire game - by stopping home run record, but I thought he was quite a John Hannah, Steve Moore, Mosi 'TBtupu, Lin amateBnpbt wbf t wo tM Fbelfic Coast Atbtetic Asooda- “T ballplayer. He bad some real good years — not just Dawson, Brian Holloway and Paul Fairchild. ^ X i. j i MANCHESTER HERALD. 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Sound.” [H B O ] Fraggle Rock: Boobar and the [C N N ] Inside Business Sandy Nelson, James Quinlan The star of the evening was [CNN] Monay Week blisters inside should have taken place, so I ’m Since 1973 the 150-voice chorale Denmead’s reserved conducting, Glob (CC) [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Tron' A video game in­ Dr. Gott unquestionably soprano Judith 1^ " ORADBI my nose. Can concerned that there you may be has presented the "Messiah” each tenor and alto sections were [U S A ] Dragnet ventor is zapped into an electronic world [E S P N ] Mazda SportaLook MHHi hiHirs: Loel Holton, Mora Caldwell. ’The bell-like clarity of where lie must fight for survival. Jeff cancer develop having some unforeseen problem. year with members of the Hartford noticeably weak in choral pieces. 8:00PM CS Scarecrow and Mrs. King [U S A ] Cash Flow Expo , Stein. Peter Gott, M.D. Soprano and bass sections were her delicate tone was a pleasure. Bridges, David Warner, Bruce Boxleitner. 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Would the drug minoxidil choruses. 18) TV's Bloopers and Practical Jokes (8 ) All In the Family Patrick Swayze. 1984. — The minister of culture sus­ Saturday’s concert was a digni­ rate trills, and finishing with a Simon MacCorkindale and Jack Scalia are of something new. help? Is it available in the United (8 ) (9 ) Beat of Carson Tonight’s guests 3:00AM [C N N ] News/Sports/ pended the local symphony orches­ flourish. His voice was not power­ this week’s practical joke victims. (60 DEAR DR. GO’TT: I am a States? It probably has side- fied lyrical sermon that occasion­ are the King Singers. Rosalind Chao and Weather tra Sunday, after musicians boy­ Renel Taylor is the music critic min.) 62-year-old grandmother and haye effects, but I can’t imagine the ally erupted into joyous exultation ful but he showed fine control. Thalessa Cruso. (60 min.) In Stereo In [E S P N ] Fishing; Best of Bill Dance Out- cotting a performance of Mezzo-soprano Jane Shaulis was for the Manchester Herald. 18) @ Wonderworks (CC) An aspiring Stereo. had Reynaud’s disease and sclero­ DEAR DR. GOTT: I’m 54, and thought of going bald. by the chorus. Under Henley magician must face the jierils of growing Tchaikowsky’s Nutcracker Suite (S ) Hogan's Heroes derma for 25 years. I know there is three months ago I had vaginal up. (60 min.) [U S A ] Courage to Be Rich pelted dancers and the audience no cure, but is there any medica­ surgery to repair a cystocele and a DEAR READER; You m^y be I S MOVIE: King Solomon's Minas' A 33) PEUCULA: 'Teatro: El Ganio' 3:30AM [C N N ] Crossfire with beer and soda cans. tion I could use? Sometimes I get rectocele. Until that time, my the recipient of some unwanted safari searches for a missing explorer w ho (SiN ew s [E S P N ] Top Rank Boxing from Las Va- "After refusing to play their so dizzy I feel like I ’m going to pass husband (60) and I had enjoyed a genes in the form of hereditary tried to find a diamond mine. Stewart 33) Oxnedy Tonight gas. NV instruments, the musicians began Lawrence Welk’s regulars Granger. Deborah Kerr. Richard Carlson. out. fairly active sex life. The pain is baldness. Minoxidil is available in [CNN] Sportt Tonight [TM C ] MOVIE: The Last Americm Vir­ to throw beer and soda cans and 1950 now too great to permit inter­ the United States and has been [ESPN] SportiCantsr gin' Teenage buddies try to cure their other bits of rubbish at the dancers @)Cristal growing pains. Steve Amin, Lawrence DEAR READER: Cortisone course. I take Premarin (0.125) shown to promote hair growth in and audience” during a Saturday dD Star Games 1 1 : 3 5 P M (B Entertainment Tonight Monoson, Diane Franklin 1982. Rated R. may remove many of your symp­ and have tried K-Y Jelly. Is our sex certain individuals. However, get night performance said Eduardo [C N N ] News/Sports/Weather 1 2 : 0 0 A M (B Action News toms that result from sclero­ life over as far as intercourse is a dermatologist’s advice and ap­ reunite on TV for holiday [U S A ] All American Wraatling Obierg, assistant director of the [E S P N ] NFL's Greatest Momenta: (33) ® Comedy Break derma. Apparently, your doctor concerned? proval before using it. 4:00AM (B Joo FranWIn Show Municipal Theater. "Their behav­ 1984 NFL MVP (3 ) Uncle Floyd Reno and Sherry Aldridge and morning. He tends to a little ior was outrageous. We had no Bv Vernon Scott [HBO] MOVIE: 'Night of the Comet' (8 ) MOVIE; 'The Brirtoa of Fu Manchu' (33) Emergency husband Bob Davis made the trip business, chats with friends and (C C i T w o Valley Girts try to survive after a [C N N ] News Update choice but to call in the police to >5, United Press International Fu Manchu kidnaps 12 girls in an attempt from Nashville. plays pool with anyone he can con comet's radiation turns its victims into to force their fa th »s to reveal an explosive remove them.” cannibalistic zombies. Mary Catherine Ste* 4:06AM IB Q*t smart HOLLYWOOD — Lawrence The Otwell ’Twins blew in from into a game. energy secret. Christopher Lee, Marie Ver- Five minutes before curtain wart. Kelli Maroney, Robert Bettron. 1 9 M . sini, Douglas Wilner. 1967. 4:1 SAM [CNN] Showbiz Week Salute holiday with eggnog Amarillo, Texas, and Guy and In the aftemUbn he often drives Rated PG-13. time on Saturday night, with a full Welk pulled together his far-flung - 5 3 . - Ralna (Hovis) came a-running, to the Bel Air Country Club for a 4:20AM [H B O ] m o v i e : LOTaliim’ house of 1,500, the orchestra orchestra for one last Christmas [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Bye Bye Birdie' A rock DEAR along with Norma Zimmer, who round of golf with long-time *n' roll singer, w ho is a b ^ to be drafted, ® MacNeil-Lehrer Nawshour (CC) Tw o teenagers find love in spite of members told the theater director rend $1 for each copy to PO LLY’S TV special, his first in four years. the fierce rivalry trying to keep them apart POLLY: Some­ held the title of Champagne Lady cronies. gives a farewell TV performance. Janet i i ) Man from U.N.C.LE that they would strike unless two POINTERS, in care of this news­ The 82-year-old maestro of the Leigh, Dick Van Dyke. Ann-Margret. 1963. Michael Winslow. Rated R. time ago, you for 25 years before the orchestra " I like to keep an eye on things,” [C N N ] Nawa/BporU/Waather suspended members were paper, P.O. Box 1216, Cincinnati, bubble machine and champagne printed a recipe disbanded in 1982. he said. “ My son Larry helps take [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Hotel' When the owner [E S P N ] NFL Films 4:30AM [C N N ] Big story reinstated. OH 45201. Be sure to include the music, baton in hand, will once of a fashionable hotel in New Orleans finds for holiday eg­ The musicians and performers care of the business.” [T M C ] MOVIE: 'The Seduction of Joe [U S A ] Millionairs's SMret To Wealth When the performance of the title. - PO LLY again go into his herky-jerky that he cannot meet mortgage payments, gnog. Now that Pointers held up pretty well under the Business includes many record a ruthless tycoon schemes to obtain the Tynan' Fame and pow er teach a rising 4:50AM [M A X ] Maxtrax ballet began with recorded music, cadence “ Ah, one. ah, two” as the S ^ to r the double-edged price of suc­ Christmas is al- emotional impact of the reunion albums that continue to sell hotel for his chain. Rod Taylor. Kevin about half the 80 orchestra DEAR POLLY: I babysit child­ band strikes up bouncy renditions McCarthy, Karl Maiden. 1967. Rated PG. cess. Alan Aids. Meryl Streep. Meivyn ■ i ) most here, Polly Fisher until the band struck up "Silent briskly. members, strategically placed in ren between the ages of 1 and 4. For of Christmas carols. Douglas. 1979. Rated R. could you re­ Night.” It took three makeup “ I really miss playing music [U S A ] MOVIE: 'Days of Heaven' Three Lewis rides the orchestra pit and in balcony meals, I sit the kids at my kitchen Cyndi Lauper and Bruce Spring­ teenage migrant farm workers cross paths [U S A ] Edge of Night peat it, please? specialists to mop up the tears and every day,” Welk said somewhat seats reserved for their guests, table, using phone books and thick steen have no more devoted fans with a wealthy wheat farmer. Richard 12:05AM d ) Remington Staala Re­ HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Tiny I ’d like to serve repair the damage to mascara and sadly. “ I ’m still going strong; and I Gere. Linda Msnz. Sam Shepard. 1978. began throwing things at the stage catalogs as booster seats, My_ than the orchestra leader from mington and Laura inveatigata the murder Enimanuel Lewis, star of TV ’s it for my tree- powder. know I ’m better off around music of a member of a cltarity organization. (60 and into the audience. dining table, chairs and boosters' North Dakota who enjoyed the 8:30PM GD p m Magazine "Webster” series, will ride as a than anything else.” min.) (R). trimming were constantly receiving smears, longest continuous musical show in “ It was quite a night,” said CD FemHy Feud special guest on the lead float of the All were removed, and the show Welk was disappointed that [H B O ] MOVIE; 'Irreconcilable Differ­ party. - MRS. B.K a number of less potent beverages Welk, who fiddled around with an [E S P N ] NFL Monday Night Match-Up 1986 Tournament of Roses Parade went on. There were no arrests. dribbles and spills. I solved the TV history. ences' (CC) An nine-year-old girl tries to THE CHESSEYS CELEBRATE 50th suitable for serving to your holiday problem by making large slipcov­ The king of square music had a accordion in his Santa Monica accordionist Myron Floren, one of in Pasadena New Year’s Day. Bl the Rio state minister of his show’s all-time favorites, 9:00PM CB K m o a , a m * W hm Kate s 'divorce' hwself from her s^-involved DEAR MRS. B.K.: This rich guests including an all-fruit juice ers to slide over the back of each run of 27 years during which he offices. “ It was really good to get parents. Ryan O'Neal, SheHey Long, Drew The float, called "A Celebration culture, Darcy Ribiero, suspended . . . at Friendship Club couldn’t make the Christmas old friend moves in indefinitely. AHie’s pati­ beverage will help make any party punch, some delicious fruit chair and smaller covers to slide reeled off 1,545 broadcasts involv­ together with the whole gang ence is stretched to the limit. Barrymore. 1984. Rated PG. of Laughter,” will be a 65-foot-long the orchestra indefinitely, and the reunion. gathering more festive. But be­ drinks that can double as non­ my booster seats in. ' ing thousands of musicians, sin­ again. ( B Morv Griffin Comedy Tonight circus-theme entry complete with 6 ballet season will continue with 12:30AM dD ware! It’s definitely not low in “ But I don’t think I would like to Welk had an explantion. "Myron recorded music. alcoholic “ cocktails" and nourish­ gers and dancers. He is to the (B 19) ABC’s Monday NIglit Footbafi; CD ® ABC News NightNn# flowered elephants and ponies 23 calories! go back to a weekly show. I am was already committed to appear "They have a very high opinion Chesseys celebrate 50th ing egg shakes that are lower in Now my chairs, catalogs and surgical stocking set what Mick Now England at Miami ICC) CD Best of Saturday Night Uva feet tall. Live circus acts and With an electric mixer, beat six taking life semi-easy. These days I in Texas at the New Braunfels of themselves and thought the calories than the eggnog recipe, phone books are safe from dirty Jagger is to rockers. ( B MOVIE: 'Ooodbya Mr. Chips' The ^ Star Trek clowns will perform to the sound of eggs in a large bowl until light- but full of nourishment. Others spend more time at home with my Sausage Festival.” story of an English schoohaachar, his rise show would not go on without Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chessey of Vernon; Frances Chessey Jr. of hands, dribbles and drops. _ Tears flowed more copiously (3 ) The Untouchables an old-fashioned calliope with colored, thick and foamy, a ^ u t who would like this issue should MARY wife and play a little golf. I would He didn’t seem to think there was to hasdm attsf, arxl the trsgadiea atxl joys thenn,” said Oberg. "But they were Tolland recently were surprised Tolland, and Carol Chessey of than champagne earlier this that touched his life. Robert Donat, Gkeer Lewis presiding over the fun. five minutes. Then gradually add only get the band together for a anything unusual about such a (S ) ® Late Night with David Lettermen wrong.” with a 50th wedding anniver­ Milford, N.H. The couple was month when Lawrence Welk Jr. Garson, Paul Hanried. 1939. Tonight’s guest is comedian George Wal- one cup sugar, beating constantly special event like Christmas.” personal appearance, adding that The two musicians who sparked sary party with 110 people at the married Nov. 27; 1935, in St. summoned the troops for the @ MOVIE: 'A Letter to Three Whree’ lace. (6 0 min.) In Stereo. until all the sugar has been Welk goes to his offices, which Floren, dressed in lederhosen and ( ( X ) Three wives redeh/e a latter from an the dispute had been suspended Italian-American Friendship holiday reunion. Joseph Church in Rockville. She occupy a beach-front building with feathered Alpine hat, has been a attractive divorcee telling them aha hat left when they objected to TV cameras incorporated. ^ Thoughta Jo Ann Castle, the ragtime piano Club in Tolland. They are the is the. former Bernice M. a spectacular view of the Pacific fixture at tlfht particular celebra­ with one of their husbands. Loni Ander­ at Friday’s opening night perfor­ player, flew in from Little Rock, son, Stephanie Zimbalist, Michele Lae. parents of Theresa Kotsch of Kowalec and -is active in St. Continue beating an additional Ocean and Catalina Island, every tion for years. Channels mance of the Rio de Janeiro ballet Manchester: Amelia Stola- Joseph Church and the Senior Ark., Kenny Trimble arrived from 1985. EMERGENCY three or four minutes. By hand or Haw many times have you heard bles of Jesus. In the story of the company, which was attended by ronek and Janet Silver, both of Citizens Center in Rockville. ® Paopla's Caucus Special Fire — Police — Medical with an electric mixer on low, sUr someone say: "L ife is so unfair! ” Prodigal Son, for example, they WFSB Hartford. CT OD President Jose Samey. in four cups light cream or half and g3) La Mocha WNEW Naw York. NY (E Some always seem to prosper may sympathize with the older boy half. Chill for two or three hours O Tieeaure Houaea o» Brfteln: Building WTNH New Haven, C T DIAL 911 while others just flounder. ’Iliere who was faithful and obedient to WOR Naw York, NY before serving. Sprinkle each for Etamitv (C O Lord Pembroke exhibite In Manchester are some Christians who are too his father and cohdemn the Cinem a the Wihon House, where General Eisen­ WPIX New York. NY d£ serving with a little freshly ground WTXX Wetorbury, C T smug' and complacent — even younger boy who was recalcitrant hower plarwied the kivation of Europe. (6 0 O nutmeg. min.) WWLP 8pHngfiokl,^A (S Afy^ut Town sell-righteous and judgmental. until be came to his senses. In the HarMard (R) 12;X,2;40,4;50,7:30,9;45.— Rocky Vernon ®3) Lifsstyles of the Rich artd Farrtcxrs WEDH Hartford. CK « Even in church, they may look story of the hired laborers, they IV (PG) 1,3,5,7:15,9:25. — Spies Like Cine 1 B 2 — King Solomon’s Mines WVIT Hertford. C T » J '“\5V5\5\5\5\5\5\5\5\5\5\5\5\5\5\5\5\5^\5\5\5^VJUJ If you like your eggnog spiked Clnofflo Cllv — Key Exchange ( l « [C N N ] Weak In Review around and see others wtose may sympathize with those who 7:10,9:15. — A Love In Germany (R) 7, Us (R) 1,3:10,5:30,7:40,10. — Jewel ot ( PG-13) 7:10,9:10. — To LI ve and Die In W8BK Bocton. MA with alcohol, you may add up to one the Nile (PG) 12:30,2:45,5,7:30,9:40.— L.A. (R)7,9:30. WOOB SpringfioM. MA o d g j i i A M m S R weaknesses, failings and faults are bore the beat of the day but were 9:30. — After Houn (R) 7:40,9:50.— [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Hans Brinkar'tor A young Chorus rehsarset Masonic Temple. ^ cup of the liquor of your choice. The Gods Must Be Croiy (PG) 7:20, Back to the Future (PG) 1:45, 4:15, West Hartford ^ boy competes in an arxHial skatirtg ooRipe- WXTV Patsraon, NJ OI worse than their own. T tey may paid the same as those hired near 7:15,9:40. — One Magic Christmas (G) ■Im 1 B 2 — To Live and Die In L.A. .WGBY SpringfiaW, MA TO CO O K? Rum or brandy is traditional, but 9:40. (R) 7, 9:15. — King Solomon's Mines thkx) in order to save his father's Ilfs. R i ^ o Beethoven Chorus will rehearse Tuesday from 10 to ■ait Hortterd _ 1:30,3:30,5:20,7:20,9 :». Hartford, C T CD 4 IW«T 4 SrwPMS IZ - Mi m t lt .M you might like to toy adding a even question why such people the end of the day. “ Notfair! "they (P(i-13) 7,9:15. ' Seander. Carin Rossby, Erik Strandmark. WTIC 11 a.m. at Emanuel Lutheran Church at 60 Church St. ■dstwead Pub B CHmum — To Live 1962 CNN Csbie News Ntwrfc (CNN) § ...... ^ ------flavored liqueur, such as Kahlua, bother to come and bear the word say. Yet, God is easily moved to andOlelnL.A. (R)7:15. Monctwsler , ^ . WllHmantic Alcoholism session set [E S P N ] Seiko Skota Amatica Intamo- DISNEY Disney Chennel Ion) There will be coffee and refreshments before the of God, sing songs of praise and compassion and quick to forgive Poor Richard's Pub B Cinema — To UA Theaters Rest — To Live ond Die Jlllsoa Souaro Cinema — Spies Like Ifsmi" Irish Creann, creme de menthe or in L.A. (R) 7, 9:15. — King Solomon's Us (PG) 7:05, 9:15. — Rocky IV (PG) ttanal: lea Dancing Competition from St. ESPN Sports Notwork rehearsal. "Alcoholism; Dealing with Holiday Relapse" is the even to receive the Body of Christ. the ^nitent. Live ond Die In L.A. -13) 7:20,9:20. (PG) 7,9:10. — The Jewel of the Nile CINEMAX Cinsmax IMAXI § Omu SMSiW t t / v m different drink. (P6-13) 1rl5, 4:05, 7:10, 9^ . — Clue iTaicI 5 4Z5-m?0>n M in Medical Center Atrium, 131 New London Turnpike, the lost and found. Jesus ate with (PG) 1:30, 3:25, 5:30, 7:35, 9 :«. -- (PG) 7,9:15. — King Solomon’s Mines 9:30PM CB Nawtiart (CC) Staphanis TMC Movie Chennet Dalta Chapter parties (P(»-13) 7:05,9:20. — Jogged Edge (R) arxi Joarxia are outraged twhsn they sneak USA USANettwork (UtAl Glastonbury. George McCarthy, a certified alchohol sinners and associated with out­ Rev. James C. R n h Young Sherlock Holmes (Pt^DI '< TiwM?Sm CollafaTwin— Clue (PG) 1 am sending you a copy of my 3:15, 5:30, TOO. 10:10. — Jogged Edge 7,9. — Amadeus (PG) 8. 7:10,9:20. a peak at Michaars dary. Royal Arch Mason’s Delta Chapter, will hold its counselor, will p r e ^ t the seminar. For more newsletter “ Nutritious Milk and casts. Too often, Christians miss Chaplala annual Christmas party Wednesday at 7; 30 p.m. in the information, call Gail Rocco, 659-2697, Fruit Beverages," which includes the point when reading the para­ Manchester Mematial Has^tnl i 'J - a - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Dec. 16.1985 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Dec l« 1965 - tt_ About bond interest and the threshold for Social Security

QUESTION: Much has been written about the are coming form brokers and bankers, who sell those QUESTION: The federal *1” “ unhappy fact that, beginning with 1984, Social bonds. back-door way to tax Interest from Security recipients have had to pay tax on part of their by Uxing part of the SS benefits «»' SS benefits, if their adjusted gross income, plus QUESTION: I’m a retired civil servant and will such bonds. Are there any other s n e a lv P iw w lo n s . concerning municipal bonds in tl» proposed revisloij HOMES tax-free interest from municipal bonds and half their In vestors’ never draw Social Security. However, my wife will Rial EAtat6 FOR SALE SS benefits exceeds a certain amount. start receiving SS benefits in 1987. We have most of of federal tax laws? ' HELP WANTED HELP WANTED I hELP WANTED NaPWANTBI HELPWANTB) That annual "threshold” is $32,000 for married G uide our savings invested in municipal bonds. How will the IV R ANSWER: We won’t know, f®*" Momtononce Person — Florida Adult Mobile Custom Desloned — Capo couples filing Joint federal income tax returns, $25,000 rule taxing SS benefits affect us? Port Time Proarom Ae- with 4 bedrooms, master for individuals and zero for married people filing William A. Doyle massive overhaul of the Internal ^ slsfant — Town of Man­ immodiata oponine for HONKS Nome Living in southwest passed by both houses of Congress and signed into mature person with expe­ I fonsale RorMo. Neor Gulf, dub- suits on first floor, 31’ separate returns. ANSWER: The same way it applies to every chester senior citinns family room, pourmet l i ­ rience ttrlppRig. woxino houae,' pool, own your All the protests seem to be about including married couple, one or both of whom collect SS center. Aselst with pro­ Monapement trainee — chen plus o 5 room ott- gram devefqpment ond and bufflnp floors and the Local wholesale company Spoctous Cope with 4 Idnd. Por Informotton, otherwise tax-free interest in this complicated benefits. '“ L It now stands, after clearing the • tMafnorktdng Advartls- Insurance Agency — Full coll 14004344553. o c h ^ guest of m-low Means Committee, that legislation planning and recruitment ablittv to perform other with notional affiliations, bedrooms, large flre- calculation. My wife and I are retired on pensions and Ipo — Olon Mills photo- time, background In prop­ A ___ apartment. See It today. number of "private-purpose" ot volunteers, 15 hours per cuetedlol duties. Ideal op­ profit shoflnp, excellent plocod living room, for­ SS and have no municipal bonds. We do own stocks, recipients whose total incomes exceed the levels Orophy studio. Port time. erty and casualty neces­ portunity for toml-retired Blanchard A Rossetto QUESTION: Where can I get specific details on how in the future with interest free from 9-19om or $4;30pm. Mon- week. October thru May. growth potentloi,649-4563. mal dining room, fully Acrooge, Horses A wbter Real Estate, 646-2402. \ from which we receive dividends, and certificates of mentioned above. Congress decreed that those sary. General office work parson or somoene Intar- appllanced kitchen, large to calculate what income tax my wife am} I will have tax. All already issued municipal bonds will cnostur. Coll 643-9535. $7.00/hour1v. Appiv at the — Will be yours when you deposit, corporate and U.S. Treasury bonds, from supposedly "wealthy” retirees have to paytax on part Including customer con­ personnel otnee, 41 Cen­ estid in supplementino Coventry — Driver for flr«t floer tamtty room, to pay on SS benefits, because we receive municipal their tax-exempt status, as will public-purpose, EO e. M/F. tact, coll 643-2131. purdwse this 3 bedroom which we receive interest. / of the SS benefits. ter Street, Manchester, or their Income. Pull and Manchester Herald. Lake central olr, I6ts of extras Selling? We Need Youl bond interest. home with 2 cor oarage, 2 We hove more buyers Isn’t it true that we have to pay Just as much tax on It makes no difference where you get your income. municipal issues. ^ ^ coll 647-3196. eO E. PO- port timo positions ovolie- area, pood pay and cor to stay, you'll wifav prF- bOfhs, large tleldstone Public-purpose bonds are issued to pay for than homos I If you've our SS benefits as people who own municipal bonds? The tax bite on your SS benefits is Just as severe, moles, minorities and Me. For oddltlonol mter- otlowonce. Coll 647-9046. voev of fenced In yard; fireplooe m Nvtng room, considered selllno over whether your investment income is from dividends ANSWER: That information along with worksheets things as city halls, schools, libraries and ro a d ^ ’l M handicapped urged to motlon, coll Manchester houie sets on q«46t street aluminum lidod, 0 40' DARI-FARM8 tho lost several years but ANSWER: Sure, you do. Before this provision was and regular taxable interest or from municipal bond for determining what tax — If any — is due on SS proceeds from the sale of Private-puipOTe Iw n M apply. MonOr, 6464139. Moeeeute: High meofne dose to oil conveniences. enclosed porch, alarm added to the Internal Revenue Code, all SS benefits generally benefit companies and individuals b « pottntlal. Flexible hours, 890,000. Century 21 were hesitant because of interest. You have Just as milch reason to be unhappy, benefits is included in the instruction booklet that ICE CREAM, INC. system, 3 stall born, cor­ market conditions...coll were free from federal income tax. Now. you have to as do municipal bond owners. comes with your federal income tax return. paying for everything from the construction olj pleasant worklno condi­ Jockston-Showcose, 646> ral, pond Oi brook plus 13 1316.______the professionals at Blan­ pay tax on up to half of those benefits, if you pass the For 1984 returns, it was on Pages 10 and 11 of the factories to office buildings. | tions. Contact Matt at ocret for horses. Coll The furor over the inclusion of municipal bond DARI-rARMS Cameo Club, 07»g039. chard and Rossetto, 646- threshold. Has Immediate openings for 1st shift now, $123,900. Century 31 interest in the threshold calculation stems from the Form 1040 booklet and Pages 13 and 14 of the Form Monchoettr — Redwood 3402. .’ W e 're selllno This ail results from a provision in the Social Doyle welcomes written questions, bnl he can« fre e ze r selectors. We are now accepting JOCktfon-Showcote, 646- fact that such interest normally is not subject to 1040A booklet. It will probably be in about the same ICE CREAM, INC. Forms: Enloy tho out- housotl". Security Amendments Act, which took dead aim at SS federal income tax. Truth to tell, most of the protests places for 198S returns. provide answers only through the column. J applications. Monday thru Friday, 8:30 1316.______Hao Immediate openings for lot shift fore­ AUTOStBVICE stondlne view of fh# Horf- a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Apply in person. MAMMEB ford skyline froiri the Historic Bolton Green — man, experienced in the following: large rear deck of this 0 Brand n o w Listinol 9 Sooclouf restored ontloue Manager to supervlte 8 Room older Cope Cod • room Colonial with 7 Appliance business evolves mechanical end 2 auto room raised Ranch. Plre- 40 Tolland Stage Road • Leedorohip ploced fomll V room, 3 or 4 situated on 3 plus acres in worklno fireplaces, chest­ • Monagerlol Sklllo body tochnidens. Oal- Bolton. Newer kitchen nut floors and o new born I Tolland, C T 06084 sun or Chrysler exporl- bedrooms, 2 car oarage, • Foltow-lhru Ability etc Priced to tell at with opoHoncas. Needs Must be seen I Blanchard Subsidy does little good enoe desired but hot ne- a Rossetto Real Estate, • Orgenizptlon A Neatnooo $131900. ZIntier Aoenev, flnlshlho touches through­ coesery for a qualified 643-1911.______out.. ^ Ic e d to sell at 646-2401 RCA buyout helps GE diversify • Warehouse & Dock Operation applicant. Should have 417400. Coll us todovl for Rhode Island needy •mng technical backg­ Jockson a Jackson Real • Tow Loader 6 Electric Fork Trucka Manchester — Owner. 5 Just Listed I Enloy main­ By James F. Peltz round end thorough Estate, 647-0400 or 646- acquires RCA, Welch said at a financial and construction servi­ ahead of the changing global, room Cope, oarage, en­ tenance tree living In this The Associated Press news conference Thursday. ces, and its technology group, economy has been marked as PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - families. North Providence, NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED Excellent oalaty and beneflts. We are now knowledge of warranty closed porch. $79,900. procedures. Sa­ charming 4 room, 2 bed­ GE. based in Fairfield, Conn., which includes medical systems, much by divestitures and cutbacks According to a 1984 survey by Johnston, Cumberland and IN MANCHESTER AREA accepting applicatlona Monday thru Friday, CHPA 9V*. Evenings, 649- room, I'/i both unit on NEW YORK - Although it’s best agreed to pay $66.50 for each of as by acquisitions. the Council of State Housing Smithfield also accepted sub­ 6:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. Apply In peraon. lary - Incentive - demo 3205, days, 547-6020. jet engines, aerospace and defense 16230 plan. Contact Mr. Dris­ DON'T KNOW anyone Green Rood. ERA Buyers known to Americans for its major RCA’s 94.4 million shares under Over the past two years GE Agencies, only 8 percent of the stantial numbers of apartments WisAferMotBL systems, piastics and industriai r coll, Stephen World or who wonts to buy what Protection Plan In­ appliances and light bulbs. Gen­ the deal announced Wednesday jettisoned Utah Internationai Inc., Section 8 housing units financed for the elderly but none for N lrti EI BL Ill 40 Tolland Stag* Road cluded! Blanchard a Ros- electronics. AlniMlir BL III Whosle. 889-6311 or Wont to tell your cor? Por you hove to sell? Lot o eral Electric Co. is rapidly build­ night. By acquiring RCA, GE will add a natural resources concern: its in Rhode Island were for low-income families. Tolland, C T 06084 423-4547. quick results, ute 0 few- wont od rind a cosh buyer setto Real Estate, 646- ing its high-technology and service The Companies said the merger,' another major player to its stable small-appliances business; and low-income families, the lowest In a 1984 report on housing d a lir B l 487-553 odd only cost CtaseiriM od. for youl 2401 businesses, and that’s where its which would be the nation’s largest of service companies: National Family Financial Services, a in the nation. needs, the Rhode Island State­ CaaMrSt 563455 odd onljj $6.28 billion purchase of RCA Corp. outside the oil industry, should be Broadcasting Co., which operates provider of secondary mortgag- Most resources under the wide Planning Program said Lhmln BL fits in. completed by the fourth quarter of the NBC television network, five sgthat was part of GE’s General federal Section 8 housing pro­ the elderly comprised 39 per­ Pirklns BL oil GE’s effort to rely less on its next year. The deal remains TV .stations and several radio Electric Credit Corp. financial gram in the state were chan­ cent of the state’s subsidized RldBnroodSl oil old-line manufacturing opera­ subject to approval by RCA’s stations. unit. The sales had a combined neled by Rhode Island Housing housing needs in 1970, verses 61 Nm iv itt 81 all tions. such as appliances, lighting stockholders and to federal regula­ RCA also has interests in defense value of $3.3 billion. Mortgage Finance Co. into percent for families. In 1980, ttJilm B L 115-175 equipment and locomotives, has tors, because of the broadcast electronics, consumer electronics Welch, 50, also has tried to easier to maintain and manage elderly housing needs had tL M m B L 15-100 been evolving the past few years as licenses held by RCA. such as television sets and'video- strengthen GE’s remaining re­ apartment buildings for the dropped to 34 percent, verses 66 B lL iw rM M S l all part of the drive by Chairman John The deal already has received tape recorders, sateliite communi­ sources by eliminating layers of elderly. percent for famiiies. BbM m dSl 11-53 F. Welch Jr. to make GE one of the some criticism from Sen. Howard cations and recorded music. middle-level management, closing But studies show that state Although Rhode Island is only Filrvlaw •II most streamlined and aggressive Metzembaum. D-Ohio, and consu­ GE is not immune to the several plants and paring overall low-income family housing 40th in the nation in state BIm m BL all competitors in the global market. mer advocate Ralph Nader, who difficulties of competing on an employment by 20 percent to about needs outstripped those of the population, RIHMFC ranked WM MMMt Tpki 420486 As a result, those slow-growing are concerned that it would reduce international scale. Its net income 300,000 people. elderly by nearly two to one. 15th in total units produced Hir IHm Or. III old product lines now account for competition in the defense indus­ for the first nine months of 1985 At the same time, he has poured In Warwick, RIHMFC fi­ among the the 45 agencies that MtDMtlDr. III only about 30 percent of GE’s try. But Welch said he did not edged up only 3 percent from a billions of dollars into automating nanced 1,020 units of Section 8 participated in the Section 8 Cwrptiilir Rd. III profit, which totaled $2.28 billion in foresee government objections on year earlier, to $1.68 billion, while and otherwise modernizing GE’s housing, none of them for program. It financed more 1984. That contribution, which antitrust grounds. revenue slipped 2 percent to $19.6 remaining businesses, and into families. In Cranston, it fi­ elderly housing than California stood at SO percent in 1980. should The iion’s share of GE’s earnings billion. research and development of fu­ nanced 700 units, none for or New York. MANCHESTER HERALD drop to 20 percent after GE now comes from services, such as Under Welch. G E’s bid to run ture products. Call NOW 647-9946 ***** ***** *****

Gymnasiums SwetAsh Gifts Appliances HUGHIES WKIOHT ROOM. AroMcs. VIsH tho aCANDANAVIAN DIPT CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 noutllM, pgrtonollzod instruction - SHOPIo find that oxtroerdlndry gift AL SiEFFERTS APPLIANCES, 44S gift cortlficotos ovolloblo. 205 yiMTyt boon looking for. W* also Hartford Rood. Monchester, CT., 647- 9997. Shop now for o lull stiectlon of I BESTIII I Horfford Rood, Monchtstor, 643-3749. carry Swedish Foods. Ellington Cen­ ter P lato, Ellingion. 0724273. televisions, VCR's, audio equipment, big screen TVs, mlcrowovts, com­ I P AR T TIM E I ***** pact disc plovers, washers, dryers, Employment ||n HELP WANTED ***** I LOST AND FOUND HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED and kitchsn oppllancts. we will beat } JOB IN TOWN! I any pricel • Lost — TIoer cot, & Education — Jewelry Government Jobs $17,634 Parf-fime correspondents "Tinker", vicinity Oak, Part Time Inserters Texas Oil Com pany needs General Office clerk, to $50,112. Thousands of to cover scholastic sports BRAY JEW ELERS, 699 Main Street, Gold Jewelry ***** Spruce, Maple Streets, wanted. Call 647-9946, ask mature person for short good typing skills, parale­ I hr./8tart | vacancies, many your events In the Manchester Manchester Specializing In Seiko and December 10. Black-gray for Bob. trips surrounding Man­ Full Time Teller Position gal experience preferred $ area. New guide lists area. Sports knowledge Pulsar watches. Also 14K Gold Chains Sporkling new 14Korat (xold Chains, stripes, white paws, nose, HELP WANTED chester. Contact custo­ — Experience a plus. to handle small claims No dress code. Casual fun at- % mers. We train. Write N.S. Pleosant personality. and other duties. Heavy where and how. $3.95 plus essential; newswriting ex­ and fine lewelry. Hummel figurines. Bonoles and BrocolOts. $10.95-516.95 . Beauty Salons neck. Reward. Contact G. Texas Oil Company needs Dickerson, Pres., Southw­ Apply to Mr. Fields, 23 phone and public contact. $1.00 shipping. Job gua- perience desirable. For moaphere. If you enjoy talking $ Watch ond jewtlry repolr. ''We Ser- ptr gram. Sold by weight at THE Dellatera, 277-1273; otter Fuel Oil Truck Driver — mature person M /F to sell I TRBS CHIC BEAUTY SALON has gift estern Petroleum, Box Main Street, Manchester. Send resume to Superior . ranteed In 90 days or . an appointment, call Len vice What We Sell'' 643*5617. GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY. N5 Main 6pm, 646-3372. Class II license required, full line of high quality certificates available for all your hol­ 789, Ft. W orth, T X 76101. EOE. Copurt GA19 PO Box 980 'money back. National Auster, sports editor, on the phone, we might have a | S trict - 6434295. Also diamonds, dependable. Fuel Oil de­ lubricants to manufactur­ iday styles. Great stocking stutters I Rockville Ct 06066. Em ploym ent, 260-135Elm- Manchester Herald, job for you. We offer a guaran- | ***** pondonts, torrlngs, and rings. livery East of the river. ing, trucking, construc­ Assemblers and coil wlnd- wood, Buffalo, NY 14222- weekdays before 10 a.m., 643-2403. 303 E O 0 Center Street. tion and farm customers. LOCOtod In CONNECTICUT! Experienced only, full < ers. Finger dexterity ne­ Live In companion for 2202. 643-2711. teed salary with bonuses. Work z IPEBSONALS Protected territory, tho­ VALLEY COIN.. time. Insurance and be­ cessary. Experience not elderly woman now thru rough training pogram. done from our office, four even- ^ ***** nefits. Call 647-9137. Nurses Aides — Full or necessary, will train, 4 January. Pleasant home Stereo Specialist Reassure that special For personal Interview, ***** someone of your love bv part time positions availa­ day week, 10 hour day, In Manchester. Phone 643- I ings a week and' Saturday $ Medical Assistant wanted send work history to B.B. ble from 7-3, 3-11 shifts. 7am-5:30pm, Monday 4962. J.a. BLBCTRONICS — WhtrO Pro- telling the whole world feislonolt buy thtir stereo toulpmont for Manchester office, Greene, Southwestern Certified aides preferred. thru Thursday. Apply at $ mornings. Cail Micheiie, 647- $ THE VILLAGE HAIR STYLIST, 313 how much you love them port time. Experience Petroleum, Box 789, Fort DO YOU HAVE 3 TO 4 HOURS and occoMorlos. Discount pricing on Florists Alternate weekends re­ Able Coll 8i Electronics, Teacher. Special educa­ M ain Streot, MonchOster, 6494007 — with the Manchester He­ preferred. Please send Worth, T X 76101. I 9946, Monday-Thursday eve- | cosh on carry Itoms. Coll Jock Btr- quired. Apply In person Howard Road, Bolton, tion experience with mid­ PER DAY TO SPARE? 30% Off Rodkon Products with mtn- rald. Call the classified resume to Box L, c/o trond 643-1363. CHRISTMAS ■ PLANTS. CENTER­ during business hours, CT. dle and elementary aged I ings, also Saturday mornings. | tien of this od. Oroot Gift ideas for the department today and Manchester Herald. PIECES. HoHdov Root spteibi and place your personal mes­ Rockville Memorial Nurs­ students, knowledge of We have immediate needs for part-time Christmas Parties. KRAUSE FLO* Holidays. ***** sage. 643-2711, 8:30am to ing Home, 22 South Street, skills Involving reading, clerical and clerk-typist positions. $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ RIST. 621 Hartford Rood. 643-9559. 5:00pm. Rockville, CT. spelling, engllsh arts and ***** Hairstylist — Part time math. Conneticut state Mornings or afternoons acceptable. for busy Manchester Saw Operotor/hipplng Re­ Data Entry Operator for Legal Secretary — Part certification required. Typewriters salon, no following neces­ time. Nice position for ceiving - Entry level posi­ Contact Dr. Robert Lin­ If interested, please apply at our facility: COMPUTER LETTER SPECIALISTS accounting firm. Part sary. Experienced only. Knitting time, flexible hours. Basic someone wishing to work tion with small steel dis­ coln, Principal, Tolland 2nd Shift YALE TYPEWRITER SERVICE — CENTERPIECES, FRUIT BASKETS. I ANNOUNCEMENTS Call m anager, 643-8339. tributor, South Windsor. bookkeeping knowledge a few hours a day, 643- Middle School Inter, Typtwriters robullt. Portable Flowtr Plants for Your Holiday Love to knit? Wont to learn? DREAM 5100. GERBER SCIENTIFIC PRODUCTS Candidates must be artistic, able to follow in­ required. Call 6462465. Coll 282-0751.______level. 875-2564. Applica­ Typewriters from $35. Soles and Ser­ Needs. BROWN'S FLOWERS INC., WEAVER YARN SHOP has vour knit­ Emergency? In Manches­ Need Bright person for tion deadline December 151 Batson Drive structions, attentive to detail, cooperative and vice. Typewriter and Adding 163 Main Straot. Manchester. 643- ter, diol 911 for fire, DIshwosher — M /F. Open­ East Hartfard distributor Part time secretary, per­ Manchester, C T 06040 ting needs for the holldoys. 1337 Burn­ 27. E O E .______flexible. Basic understanding of home com­ Mochints. 41 Purnell Place, Man­ 0455. side A v t., East Hartford, 3034036. police, medical help. ings for nights and wee­ to be involved In all forms receptionist and EOE-H/V/M/F chester. 649-4916. kends. Good pay. Apply phases of small office general clerical duties. Bonanza Steal House of puters helpful. Steak Club Restaurant, operation. Start as office Typing, transcription and Manchester is now hiring ***** ***** Route 83, Vernon. manager If experienced, Clerical — Full time posi­ handling fees with clients. day time cooks and dis­ CRIB ATTENDANT or grow Into position, if tion In pleasant office Hours Monday evenings hwashers, no experience STOCKROOM ATTENDANT ***** Texas Refinery Corp. you have deiire and abil­ environment. Health insu- 5-9pm, Tuesdasvs and necessary. $4-6 hourly. ity to grow with company. Thursdays 9am-lpm. A p p ly to d a y a t 240 PARK MILL JOYCE FLOWER SHOP offers plenty of money rance/beneflts program If you have a knowledge of Stock Crib sys- — Fohcy Fruit doskets. Boxwood plus cash bonuses, fringe Call owner, 528-7123. available. Free parking. (with some flexibility) Spencer St;;eet. E O E . tema and procedures, organizational skills, Fruit Baskets Ceramics send letter of Interest and Trees - All Your Christmas Decorat­ benefits to mature person Experience using adding good figure aptitude, a knowledge of parts/ Nurses Aide — Certified qualifications to Director FANCY FRUIT BASKETS — Order ing Needsi 36 Oak Street. 6494791. Moke the perfect ceramic gift for tho In Manchester area. Re­ machine, typing skills equipment, the ability to lift up to 70 lbs., and gardless of experience, Home Health Aide to live helpful. Apply In person, Child and Family Servi­ early. Also Wicker Items. 20% Off All holidays. Coll Nancy Thomas, write F.D. Hopkins, Pres., In with elderly gentleman Prague Shoe Company, ces Inc. 110 Main Street PICTURE THIS prior experience with Inventory/Stock Con­ Wicker. PERO FRUIT STAND • 276 ***** C E R A M IC S E T C ., 643-2862,1 Mitchell Box 711, Ft. Worth TX In Farmington area. Car 200 Pitkin Street, East M a n ch e ste r Ct. 06040 trol, you may be just the person to fill this posi­ Oakland Street, Manchester. Drive, Manchester. 76101. necessary, M PS, 232-5226. Hartford. AA..OE. tion. Ability to operate a forklift and computer 643-63S4. IMILE!^ familiarity a definite plus. ***** $ EXTRA MONEY $ ***** Package Stores BOOKKEEPER ORDER ENTRY CLERK ELECTRKUNS - E2 SALESPERSONS OFFICE PERSONNEL BROWNS PACK a BE STORE hO|j Grafts ROCK-VERN ELECTRIC, WANTED Full charge bookkeeper Local, small manufactur­ With Your Own Part-Time Job. Immediate opening for an Order Entry Clerk to variety of liquors, wines, cordlols.fOt’ me., 87S-890S. M/F. In­ tamillar with one-wrIte ing firm needs general of­ maintain our sales order files. Qualified candi­ your holiday needs and gift giving CREATIVE CRAFTS has o vorled se­ i r . systems to balance and Ideos. 378 West M iddle Tpke. 643-7330. lection of unique croft supplies. Per­ dustrial, commercial, re­ Women and men wel­ fice personnel for clerical dates must type 40-45 wpm, be attentive to de­ sidential. Able to work reconcile through gen­ An excellent opportunity for Country Christmas fect glfHor the craft lover In your life. com e. Earn up to work, filing, light typing tail, and be able to work Independently. Ex­ with minimum supervl- $50,(XX). Starting front eral lodger. Work is for and some bookkeeping. Christmas Is coming, our geese ore a * * * * 2SB Olcott Street, Manchester, 646- alon. $12.50 per hour, All small manufacturing firm Housewives and Mothers with perience on an Apple computer a plusi 5025. $200 weekly. Will train Apply in person: getting tot. come and pick o Insurance coverage, with pleasant environ­ Christm as beor o r perhops o cheerful - experience not nec­ ment and fringe benefits. young children bring them $10,000 life, vacations, Carie'e Pasta, lac. Q.C. ELECTRICAL INSPECTOR C cot. Cinnamon sticks ond rag dolls a ***** paid holidays, uniforms, essary. Wllllmantic - Apply In care of: 27SA Pragrass Dr. country things galore - Irene girt' steady place to work with Stephen World of with you and save on Primary responsibilities will be to ln$pect and C H E R R O N E S p a c k a g e S T O R E . Maoebsstar, CT w rapping In the rear, GInny by the excellent working condi­ Wheels. Ask (or Stu or Jerome I. Sasl(iR,CPA test incoming electrical parts. Candidates door. Holiday hours. Mon.-Sdt. 10-6, Stock up on your HoHdoy beverages tions and coworkers. Oom, 647-9367. 646-5384 M 7 4 6 4 7 babysitting costs. must have a minor electronic background - Sun. 12-5, Thurs. 'til 9. CRAFTS­ for o wide selection of gift pocks, Unique Gifts wines, chaitiDoanes a llquors.'024 be able to use meters, scopes, know color MEN'S GALLER Y, 50 Cooper Street. Manchester. 6474161. East Middle Tpk«n.:^7037. !jltd9#'Wffl» d1 egont. unique and codes. Ability to follow detailed instructions, IToAt foMitons and gins from perform repetitive testing with extreme accur­ «**«*' ***** -i.'iK 'JP ’* world. EAST WEST NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED acy, and work independently. Some lifting re­ IMPORTS, tim Center Street. PART TIME M onchotter, 643.5691 IN BOLTON AREA quired. ADVERTISING ASSISTANT Army/Navy BoHon Lakt Ar$i Bolton OSP offers an excellent benefits package - S t o o l s ***** Mon. through Fri. / 8:30 am to 3:00 pm which Includes medical, dental and life Inaur- Come In and dMCk out OOUO'S M l Bumnor Dr. Aroi Bolton -inca, pension plan and tuition reimburse­ a r m y N AVY'S dtscounted prictO dn SHOP BLISKYeilli^AiRirlilM bW We Will Train LakoBL ment. Qualified candidates may apply at our clothing and much mdre for the street forTlw 06-lt-Your$elftr. Com­ T M V M H n H iE b o u t i q u e (N ext to facility or abnci a resume with salary history to: entire fomlly. Ooug't Is open from plete line of tools. D p m OOliv 8 :30dfh Vic's Pfzzo). 149 WdSf Middle Tpke. Great opportunity for housewives. Must Cldor Mill Rd. Ldveiy hohderatted gifts from BrooklloldSl Bolton 9-9, Monday thru Soturdoy.^ Sunday to 5:3apm and Thursdoy evenings for have a reliable car. Excellent hourly 22 Hours Per Week 1 M 359 WOlt MUMIt Tpko.. Mon- the Holidays. M3-4121. porcelain dolls to teddy bears and i ! wage plus gas mileage allowance. L MIddIo Tpko. PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT chtsttr (next to M odl-M ort), 643-5055. condlos to pot p o w n . 6434755. LInloy BL Salary Plus Gas Allowance * * * * * GERBER SCIENTIFIC PRODUCTS, MC. ***** *'**** Call: Corponlor Rd. Mane.-Bolton 151 Batson Drive SOUND INTERESTINQ? 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Krr H ’ CARLYLE ®by Larry WrigM HOMES HOMES iEtUtrlirslrr F0H8ALE EDIran SALE ) Manchester — A City of Village Charm f-J litmih Walcomt In th* Maw Yaor Repossessed Homos from In this bMutIfullv dsco- Government from 01.00 ,1 ',«i rotsd 7 room full dor- plus repairs/taxes. tnorod capo with first Throughout CT/Nation­ Single copy: 25C ...... -y-'’ Tuesday, Dec. 17,1985 floor firtplocod family wide I Also tax properties. 001 SSfBiKiii room, scroonod In porch, 216-453-3000, Including mm Sunday, Ext. H1072. Inpround pool and por- Handyman for Sorvleoo, Odd lobe,' ttlicklns. Custom Fotntlnp and Wat- opol Only 1135,900. Happy Heme repalre. VPS name tpoperlna. Quo! tty work­ C o M n e ti, fp o fln a , iep^ Holidays. Blanchard A odd loBo around vour tore, (.room additions, house. CarpgmrW rggr> It, we do lt .‘ manship. CaH evenings, Rossotto Rool Estoto, 646- dory McHugh, 64MS21. decks, all types of remm Air Force recruiters say they seii a good product ing, fife. Coll Tim at motee. Insured I define and repolro. FR EE 3403. Bentolo after pm . ,< ■w—wssimhWii-madetillBdBMiieaeeiw* 647-0659 6 watmmm r-iiw i eOllmoleO, FUtlV lltOUtOd, Howkee Troo Seiidea» Texas, for six weeks. Then over a East Hartford — 067,900. tag — Exterior and mte- TetaphewjW dei?, after, By George Layng already enlisted and others think­ about three or four,” he said. when asked whether he will join applicants, the service has been IMcKechnIe IlgelHd -* •ucket Truck * OMpomr. Herald Reporter ing abour joining — had an Italian " It gave me a better understand­ some branch of the military, he able to raise its entrance require­ year of technicdl training is in Tho Boro Foct: Th# only For that extra euMet# or to ftunm Reme^. M e Is- rlor, cofitage repolrod. 6pm , 5|IF||00,f<^‘> thing missing from this rri ROOMS dinner, saw a film about the Air ing," James Calverley, 18, of responded, "definitely." ments, Bone's said. store before service begins. update vour extoNns oer> ellllOeOTe'li^iSNNSo^MsCjnA.^kMRd^d^MFM cosy ranch Is your groon Marlborough, said of the evening. According to Bone's, about "The Air Force sells itself,” said Because the Air Force requires tSilFOHBEHT vice. 34 hour emefsenev otlonfaraiderlyahdMan- Military recruiters see them­ Force and talked with recruiters thumb. Uniquo floor plan Mattsson, evenings, 640- — New homos, oddHI^ Bone’s. He said people are service. Free eettmotes.. dlcBpped.44l ! ^ selves as salesmen, but with a about life in the flying branch of the Although he hhs already enlisted 65,000 men and woman join the Air more training than the other offors sot In kltchon with Gentlemen only — Cen­ Ml. remodollna, roe rooms, difference. armed services. Ilie purpose of the and is scheduled to report for Force each year. He said New attracted by the training the military branches. Bone’s said, the brookfost bar A first floor Moeter lloonee and In­ 0090000, kitcheno f«mP- tral location, kitchen priv­ sured. 6464117. A port Of Dellvorine rich loom rrjt "W e’re selling a prcxluct, but get-together, according to Man­ training early next year, Calverley England is a difficult recruiting service provides, the opportunity term of duty is four years instead laundry. Booutlful roc ileges, parking available, yards, pluo Oo il Soim, BiBlHEMI/ deled, oellinps, both We, we’re also selling an intangible. chester recruiting Sgt. Rafael attend^ because his brother, area because the armed services to work with the latest in high room with stonoflroploco L.A. Cenveree.lne. 065 IHiiW Bt— dormers, roofina. RfOl? of two. security and references gravel>aotena,d4»4PL We’re selling a lifestyle,” Air Bone's, was not so much to sign up David, was interested in joining. must compete with a large number technology, and the more competi­ A oak stolrcoso. Vinyl required. 060 per week. denttol or commercial, Bone’s, who is 28 years old, has IMIHASTMI Calverley said a dinner earlier in of high-tech companies that also tive salaries now available. The , Force Master Sgt. Gregory Linnic new soldiers as to lessen anxiety been in the Air Force for 11 years. oxtorlor. SItuatod noor 643-369X Loving Mother will core iiiiliin w n w i Mill I III 6404251. Glastonbury on doop lot. said Monday night at La Strada about joining. the year helped convince him to offer careers in electronics and Air Force is tiie only branch of the 7 for vour cMIdJn our He has been a recruiter in Sontry Rool Estoto, 643- Carpentry and ramed^ West on Hartford Road, where "It's to break their fear, because become part of the Air Force. computers. service to have an accredited Completely Furnished — home. Cell 6M 4 ML Inp servlcee — boniplgle DumaO Bleetrle-'-HavinB Manchester for the past three 4060. Including stoye, refriger­ HouoekoopinadenoAOon- Electrical FrobtemeT recruiters met with potential sold­ some are afraid of being in the Air " I got a chance to talk to the Last year, a total of 275 people college training program in which home repolro owMgn^ years, talking to young men and ator and linens. 050 day thru Frtdoy, dovs or (.Neml A lorpe er o small TH E NUTCRACKER by The Joe Kubert School iers to discuss the service. Force," said Bone's. recruiters,” he said. " I learned a tfom northern Connecticut en­ credits can be transferred to other HontfyfiMMtflifCMMfvtrv#" define. Qualltv woffc Ref- woman in seven area towns. South Windsor— 0147,900. weekly plus3weeks secur­ evonlngs. We wHI wPrfc erihoee. Bee need dnd.in- RepoIrT We Specialise in "Personal experience is the But he said the session, one of a lot.” listed. 48 of whom Bone's schools, he said. Proud A Profosslonol. with vour schedule. IMry ViPCfnCQId PIMlfWmfP'emoap THI9 , ...ANOX AA1 TH6 , ity. Call between 5pm- eleanlne. . NOat, reHdbte. eufod. Can 6660165. Residential Work. Joeeph SUQAtm uM biggest thing we use,” said Linnic, number he has held at the David Calverley. a Junior at recruited. « Before a recruit can join, he or In that capacity, he said, he is not Tho kind of homo many 9pm, 646-9032. thorough, very dopenda Oumos. Fully Licensed. co/^e..:rue 0ANQue.r the chief Air Force recruiter in the restaurant over the past three RHAM High School who wants to Nationwide, though, the Air she must pass an examination, a only a man in a uniform. “ I'm part Free auoteW Mancheoter CLARA., AV^M|rl$ U9. yoorn for. . outstanding Me. For more mfOrino- Robert B. Jarvio, Free btlm oles. 6464253. state. years, would encourage people to become an air traffic controller, Force has not had difficulty background check and a drug test. counselor, part big brother, an Mon, call 3»4577 Otter home owner. 64M 15I, dosign A quality with Ladles Only — Nice, quiet Steve Olarratana. Bulldine-Remodellne About 25 young men and women join.' " It’s very successful. Out of said he is a still undecided about attracting recruits. In fact, If the recruit passes, the next step advisor, and someone people can significant amonitlos, too room for senior citizen or 5pm. Ask for Janice. SpedofiOt. Additions, por- from the Manchester area — some the ones that are here. I'll sign up whether to join the Air Force. But because of the large number of is basic training in San Antonio. talk to.” many to montlon horo. working girl. Located on ogst, rooftaP, sidine, kit­ Four bodrooms, 2 baths, bus line. References and chens, bathrooms, re- first floor family room security. Call after p I 0 c o m On t with floor to coHIng Plold- 5:30pm. 64A0383. windeWsrdears. 6436711' stono firoplaco. For your Retired Nurse with excel­ Fogarty Brothers — BO; Changes porsonal showing coll to­ Pleasant room for mature lent exportonce desires Nome vour own price — Quality Bulldine — New throom remodefine; 1n- Housing starts day. Sontry Roal Estoto, working gentleman, kit­ private work with elderly Father ond son. Fast, construction, resWentlol, stoHatlen water heoMro, 643-4060. chen prlveledges, park­ In oil stages of Illness. Eopendable service. commercial, additions, garbage disposatof foacilf ing, near bus line. Refer­ Falntlnp, Faperhonglno renovations, o complete repairs. 6454535. W a / U h Oombolottl-Bullt — Mon- ences required, call Indudlne light house du- coming A RemgvM. Coll 6464761. buthfinp service. 5054154. osterCord occepfhM; M y chostor. 9134,900. Woll- 647-9033. 1100.645-7071. I HAVE NEVEE XBH bullt GambolottI Ranch, SO fAAtt/^PfemENT continue slide In ultro-doslroblo nolgh- K IN R S or- e/ V O C O L A t e s borhood, 2 flroplocos, 3 in pian cor oorago A carport, APARTMEHT8 fiogstono ontry way and I FOB BERT APARTMEHT8 m HOLIDAY/ RECBEATIOHAL oil applloncos. D.W. Rsh FORREHT 121J 8EA80HAL PETS I ITEMS______Manchester — Available in November Roalty, 643-1591 or 071- Bv John F. Kirch 1400. Immediately. One, two Four Room Apartment — Doberman, red, 4 years Ski Boots — Ladles Al- Herald Reporter and three bedroom apart­ Heat, appliances, one car old, spaded female, excel­ plna, size 8, excellent By Martin Crutslnger housing fell by a smaller 2.7 Invostmont Proporty — ments. 0425, S495, SS25, only. No pets. Security, lent lines and temper- condition. S50. Exercise The Planning and Zoning Com­ Monchostor 0149,900. 2 heat and hot water In­ The Associated Press percent to an annual rate of 619,000 lease, references. S435. Christmas Memorabella ment. Free to good home Incline bench with mission will begin revising the homos, ono Is o two cluded. J.D. Real Estate, -units after having declined 0.8 Call 649-3340. — 6 ft. aluminum tree, 4 with fenced In yard. Coll weights, S60. 6455007. family, tho othor Is a 646- 1900. WASHINGTON — Housing con­ percent in October. town’s proposed new Comprehen­ dozen gold satin balls, 6451955. slnglo family home. Of­ struction plummeted 12.2 percent sive Plan of Development at a Four Room Apartment — many ornamental can­ All regions of the country suf­ fice space Is possible I Coll Like Private Homo — i V i 'workshop next-month. first tioor, adults, no pets, dles, pretty door Just because you don't in November, the steepest decline fered a decline in building activity today tor details. D.W. room opartment. Bose- Automotive no appliances. Security, wreathes, table cloth, use on Item doesn't nteon in six months, the government Fish Realty, 643-1591 or ment, appliances. Work­ with the biggest fail coming in the The session, set for Jan. 13, will References, one car. 649- runner. 649-7705. the Item hos lost Its value. CAB8/TBUCK8 MI8CELLAHE0U8 reported today. Northeast, a region which foirmost revolve around a memo Planning 071-1400. ing single adult, married 1265. Why npt exchange It for The Commerce Department said couple. No children, pets. AUTOMOTIVE of the year has enjoyed a sharp Director Mark-Pellegrini has sent Firewood — Cut, spilt, cosh with an od In Classi­ FOB SALE the decline left construction at an Manchester — 061,500. 643-2S80. CAB8/TRUCK8 J rebound as the housing industry to commission memters outlining E Deluxe Four Room, two seasoned. Buy anything fied? 643-2711. annual rate of l.SS million units in Groat way to start. Super [fob SALE basked in the area’s reviving comments made by townspeople bedroom apartment — from a bundle to two 1978 Horizon — New Snow tires one pair stator home In convenient For Rent 4— Jonuofy 1st. mounted on G M wheels, November, the lowest pace since economic fortunes. during two public hearings on the fully appllanced kitchen. cords. Prices start at 78< brakes, clutch, exhaust location. 3 bodrooms, Five-room duplex. Fire­ MUSICAL 1975 Dodge Window Van G751S. Still good rubber. April 1983. The month-to-month controversial plan, which has Includes heat and hot cu. ft. 643-8065 after 5pm. system; good gas mi­ decline was the sharpest since a 13 In November, housing construc­ large aot-ln kitchen plus a place, large kitchen, water. S52S monthly. 649- ITEMS — With back seat, 3 s p ^ leage; high miles, S25 pair, 6454744.0 sparked sharp criticism and a spacious formal dining stove, yard, basement, on column and removable percent drop in March. tion plunged 31.25 percent in the 4003. S1,200/best offer. 6455701. Northeast, the biggest decline in petition drive for Pellegrini's room and a garage. washer-dryer hookups, Lloyd's AM /FM stereo bed frame In back. S900. T H E EA S Y W AY to find O Housing starts had risen 9 ouster. Most residents, who spoke convenient location to bus this region since a 42 percent drop Hurry I Won't lost I Joyce Coventry Lake Water­ and Atrack stereo car­ Call after 4pm, 7455824. Dodge Aspen — Special cash buyer fbr ho-longer- percent in October following a 7.1 at the hearings in October and G. Epstein Real Estate, stops, porklng for one cor HOUSEHOLD in March 1984. The decline put front — Newly renovated, tridge player and turnta­ Edition, 1977. 2 door. Ion- needed household Items Is percent September decline. November complained about the 647-M95. only. No pets. S635 I S il POOPS______ble. Hardly used. Asking 1967 Mustang, automatic, dou, power steerin g, with a want od. Analysts have been puzzled by construction in the region at an furnished one bedroom UPl photo high-density proposals the plan monthly plus utilities, se­ S8S. Call 647-1560 after 6 cylinder. First S200 takes power brakes, automatic annual rate of 209,000 units last C apartment for maximum the weakness in housing activity, makes for certain areas of town. Manchester — Treat you curity deposit, lease. Call 2 persons. Available to Used Refrigerators, 5pm, ask for Len. It. Call 742-8843 after transmission, reclining given the fact that mortgage rates month. and your family this 647- 1004 a f t e r 5pm Washers, R anges — 5;30pm. Hearses pass by military cargo planes in in the Newfoundland air crash. Officials June 15. 8550 a month seats, excellent condition. have now fallen to their lowest Housing starts fell 16.2 percent in "Based on the commments, Xmas to this lovely 7 weekdays. Includes heat and electric­ clean, guaranteed, parts Classical Accoustic guitar S1,6S0. 6457565. Warm Knit Set Dover, Del., today as they prepare to said all 248 bodies will be brought here room cope that offers 3 and service. Low prices. levels in six years. the Midwest and 1.8 percent in the most members of the commission ity. Lease, S1,100 deposit with cose. Rarely used. 1976 A M C Pacer — Looks The decline was centered in West. The South, which accounted transport the remains of some of the 248 first for identification and then shipped think we should do some density bodrooms, formal dining Manchester — Available B.D. Pearl A Son, 649 Nylon strings. Good for and references required. good, runs good. Only construction of single-family for half of new construction last room, family room with Immediately, a modern Main Street, 643-2171. brainner. Call 646-3513. U.S. Army soldiers killed last Thursday home for burial. revisions,” Alfred W. Sieffert Sr., 742-3022. S575. 649-6039 evenings. homes, which fell by 17.5 percent, ^ear, had a 9.3 percent decline in fireplace and an enclosed four room apartment with $45.0 See at 141 Prospect Street. Casiol chairman of the commission, said sun porch along with sev­ appliances. S400 monthly Manchester — North End, Like New 14 cu. ft. Indus­ the biggest drop since March 1984. construction in November, putting at a meeting Monday. eral other fine features trial frlMzer. S350. 645 plus utilities. 647-1113after one bedroom apartment. The fall left construction of single- the annual rate at 730,000 units. Sieffert said the public is wel­ that make this home Ideal 6pm. In quiet residential area. 9012. family homes at a seasonally Permits for new construction for youl Priced at INVITATION TO OIO INVITATION TO BIO come to attend the workshop, but Near buslines. Utilities adjusted annual rate of 928,000 also fell last month, dropping 2.4 Head of probe expects delays that townspeople will not be S136JI00. U A R Realty, Five Large Rooms — Wonder Worm Jenus 400 units. not Included'. S400 The Eighth Utilities District, The Eighth Utilities District, percent following an even sharper allowed to participate in the 643-3693. Porches, washer/drver monthly. Coll 646-3158 be­ wood Burning fireplace 32 Main St., Manchester, CT 32 Main St., Manchester, CT., Construction of multi-family 6.6 percent decline in October. hookups, refrig'erator, Insert by Dunham Lehr seeks bids fer lew pressure seeks bids for Fire Hose GANDER. Newfoundland (AP) - The chief “ You can’t determine the why uiitil you determine discussion. The location has not tween 8om4:30pm. rescue cushions. Brand New Listing I An- collar, attic, good park­ Inc. Used only 2 seasons. washer. investigator into the crash of a chartered DC-8 that what happened.” been set, planning officials said. ■M specifications may beob- saldl built 6 room Colon­ ing. References and se­ Asking S400. Coll 646-4886 BM specifications may be ob­ killed 256 American soldiers and crew members says The cause will emerge slowly, he said, "unless The plan — which would replace Andover — 3Vb rooms talned during narmal busi­ tained during normal busi­ ial. 3 bedrooms, V h baths, curity. Rent S4S0. Availa­ with appliances. anytime. ness hours (9:00 a.m . to 5:00 it may take year or more to determine the cause. you're extremely lucky and get the golden nugget a 1962 plan that has become nearly fireplace. Extra Insula­ ness hours, (9:00 o.m. to 5:00 ble December 15th. S475/mopth Including p.m.) Monday thru Satur­ p.m.) Monday thru Sotur- "A big problem is a large portion of the aircraft was right away.” useless — would be used by tion, very energy effi­ French Provincial Bed­ day, irom the Dispatcher at 643-6922 days, 643-4654 heat. Call Mary, 649-9459 > day, from the Dispatcher at 8 ‘New Staffy consumed by fire and it’s just not there,” Peter Boag, planning officials as a policy guide cient, pretty lot. Call us room Set — Good condi­ the Eighth Utilities District evenings. or 646-2482.' the Eighth UtllHIes District the Canadian Aviation Safety Board’s investigator-in- Speculation has focused on such possibilities as iced todayl Offered In the tion. Large dresser, 9 Firehouse, 32 Main St., Man­ Firehouse, 32 Main St., Man­ '■ ■ t * for land-use decisions over the next chester, CT 04040. ebarge, told The Associated Press in an interview wings, weight problems or sudden reverse thrust by 090's. Jackson A Jackson Three Room apartment drawers with mirror, chester, CT., 04040. TU $ !■ oae of a aeries of early tummer, he has been a 10 years. It is based on four years of Manchester — Two bed­ Sealed bids w ill be received Monday night. one of the engines. Real Estate, 647-8400 or with heat, hot water, night stand and chrome Sealed bids w ill be received vlgDettes prepared by the Man- resident in Genegis Oenter's research by the town planning room duplex with applian­ at the above address until at the above address until stove, refrigerator, coffee table with glass. 7:00 p.m., Monday, Decem­ C M O te r . Area Conference of New Start Progreait lif iiif in Earlier Monday, the first 20 bodies were flown to "W e're not focusing on any particular cause at this department and PZC. ces. Newly remodeled, 7:00 p.m., Monday, Decem­ Dover Air Force Base in Delaware aboard two C-141 carpet. S365. Centrally lo­ nice neighborhood, avail­ Best offer. 643-1665. ber 30, 19SS, at w hich tim e ber 30, 1905, at which time Chifiwim. 99hich Is aeeldiig to one of die C u t f r ’s shared, particular time,” Boag said Monday morning. At the hearings, residents com­ Wet Paint I The Inside of they w ill be publicly opened, they w ill be publicly ooened, b Yoi^ Manchester and Bolton sopervieed apafi Starlifter military transports. The rest are to be Also at Monday's briefing, he disclosed that the cated, adults preferred. able Imntedlotelv. $500 read aloud and recorded. plained about the medium- to this terrific 6 room Ranch No pets. Security deposit. Jalousie Storm Door — reod aloud and recorded. floBUea with cauriatmas gifts working irith Ws Utanptat and shipped in seven flights today and Wednesday. (See plane’s flight data recorder — or "black box” — had high-density housing proposals the plus security. Call 643- Bids shall remain valid fer has lust been freshly Coll 646-7690; after 4pm, Right opening. 36* x 80*. Bids shall remain valid (or and food and clothing. resideMial c g iiM to poain- story, page 0). yielded important details of the speed and path of the plan makes for southwestern Man­ 2006. thirty d ^ from the bid thirty days from the bid painted. New wall to wall 6434496. S25.00. 646-4729.D opening date. The DMrict tain hiaaudMMqm Boag, 32, said the 40-member investigating team Arrow Air charter’s brief flight. chester, which is currently zoned carpet In living room, new opening date. The District Four Room Duplex — reserves the right to relect reserves the right to relect Ajf4B V’Xea’* bag suffered with a 9rann, frlsiiiOjf man who will look closely over several months at the aircraft The plane achieved an adequate speed on takeoff — kitchen floorcoverlng and Maple Stereo Console — any and all bids (or any recn for low-density housing. The plan Manchester — 5 room Two bedrooms, washer any and all bids fer any rea­ tbE^^^dlWBleilllgi of long-term always baa a tbgdy gaiile^He is pieces, reams of documents and transcripts of 190 mph — but suddenly veered 20 degrees to the right calls for the corner of town south of new light fixtures tool duplex, available Janu­ $50. 647-1912.0 son deemed to be In the best son deemed to be In the best- and dryer hookups, S410 Interest of the District. interest of the D itirict. iw ntal lttMaB foT' iwwt of big attciMkagaightdaiaeg8pglRBin interviews. and steadily slowed down until it crashed just seconds Interstate 384 and west of Keeney Built In 1901 - approxi­ ary 15th. Refrigerator and montidy plus security K n it mately 3 acres In Bolton. JOSEPH TRIPP Wg.-1^^ also a man witb his Bckod gimMliBCy Once investigators finish their work, the safety after liftoff. Street to be designated for any­ stove provided. No pets. deposit and references. Quartz Hooter — $20. JD S E P H T R IP P Owner anxious. Imme­ FIRE COMMISSIONER FIRE COMMISSIONER ^l^t. T^I^ ce, and be bat defret, indhiBf ovgrtwondies board will hold public hearings. More investigation The New York Times, quoting sources close the where from six to 20 units per acre. Adults preferred. IIA Call 646-2531. Telephone 646-3556.0 5 0 0 7 ! diate occupancy. Give us months security required. Doted at Manchester, CT. Doted at Manchester, Conn, " bounced back to each wRy-ACIionetfsCeidBf>, he could follow, with the board finally announcing its inquiry, said today that investigators examining the The land is currently zoned for a coll. Jackson A Jackson this 4lh day of December, this 4th day of December, work -Is « gonst^ebilp in Budatain-- findings — including the cause of the crash. wreckage found that the right outboard engine’s S490 per month plus heat 198$. • 1985. between one and three units an Real Estate, 647-0400 or and utilities. 6164348. liWtbe8itB,,i' i -<(- "A year is a reasonable period of time,” Boag said, thrust reverser was in the deployed position. acre in most areas. 01512 020-12 MI8CELLAHE0U8 firan in Norwich Ken has an income from talking in his makeshift office in the V IP lounge of ■ Thrust reversers on the other three engines were ResidenU have argued that the Six room apartment for HOMES Social Sgckritr ilNBiMHty/ Gander International Airport, about half a mile north properly stowed, the Times said. Thrust reversers F0B 8ALE LBOAlNOnCB densities would destroy the rural 7 All real estate advertised Immediate occupancy, iihicb «aggi«tlN)4Mf4B(IRamnt of the snowy crash site. extend over the rear of a jet engine upon landing and. In the Manchester Herald FORREHT NfinTATION TO BID environment and cause their prop­ near center, with applian­ -and food, b n tlaB n ilittlB B itra. "People want to know why right away,” Boag said. direct a jet’s exhaust forward, slowing the craft. Is subloct to the federal Assembled Unpointed 6 erty values to decrease. ces, no utilities, 2 months Manchester — Large four T h e S ^ o o l B u II« m C o m m itlo e o f th e Tow n o f C o v e n try Is He., baa 'but. .orb ..«gj8k .I8r Fair Housing Act of 1960, room Victorian Doll­ occeMno sealed Bids for: The Window/Wall Replacement escro, S550 per month. bedroom Contempororv OirlabiDBd: B tM tab nSS Tiske which mokes It Illegal to Telephone 643-5372. house. About 3' X 2' X 3'. ond Energy Conservotlon Work of the Oeorge Hersey advertise any preference, In fine family neighbor­ Lots of detoll. Call 7457289 Robertson School, Coventry, Connecticut. PAHSM iiree.gBA 48 B iM la r) whkdibB cBtjTwBiY hood. S92S per month. Coll TODAY’S HERALD limitation or discrimina­ First noor, 2 bedroom or 6450778. B M must be sy^ ltted on forms and In the manner specl-\ .in Aw A tm k b ^ . ; . - , . wtebt 998^- to " "" Getaway car is lead tion bosod on race, color, Joyed, 647-8895. "'“•.*S**l?*"*'«**'"*vbeobtolnedfromtheOf- ^ 8 1 1 8 A wann and cosy addltlcm ’ 'attwfTA apartment, heat and hot Supw hSf!''^ Schools, between 8:30 A.M. and religion, sex or notional water Included. No pets. Royal Portable typewri­ J i* fiJJL ®f,,78 Wplev H ill Rood, Coventry, Connecticut EMiAw l wgi to the cold-weather ward-; origin, or on Intent^ 643-7664. ter with leather cose. 10 **P8- • '* w ill be^occepM at the Office at the Superlnten- robe, a cable-lodt eapr Ffds (Hacbagfe, K p n . NlMtotoHMBbBWMakdfBMtaiBv in nit of ialleged boss make any such point type. Excellent con­ dem o f S ^ l ^ l l 3:00 P.M . lo c a l tim e on Ja n u a ry » , 1904, scarf and matching mit-; dnlMiiHiSentftDreBa of blip wllb » rnMAl tor STORE AHO at which time they w ill be publlciv opened and read. sip-froii No mall driveway Index onco,^' limitation dition. SSO. Telephone 645 withI UUrge rge roomy n>ek- tens. oal^-forfci^ V OFFICE SPACE oecMhoimlod by o Bid Bond or certified The,Planning and Zoning Com­ crimination. Tho Herald 1047.D ets end comfy y o u U No. 5007 h u eompletei 6n.He 20 pogoo, 2 oocUona will not knowingly accept HOMES In th e m ^ o tT M (10%) percent ofthe amount Bid. ideal for work or leisnre knit directions for set. ; NEW YORK (UPI) - Police away. mission Monday rejected a zone Office Space — Excellent The successful Bidder o tM General Contract w ill be re- ijsprodita-' today issued a bulletin for a black Authorities said they suspected AHuIr;* 19 any advartlsamant which FOR SALE Women's full length o M ls^ o ry Performance, and Labor time. change that would have allowed Is In violation of the law. location with ample park­ loothdr coot, size 5, cor- ^ MMterloN B ^ for the full Contract amount equal to No. 8118 witk Photo- To MStr. lead S2J 8, lir sa* Lincoln .-Town Car they say was the killings were to silence the construction of a driveway leading RiiulnaMa 9fl ing. 600, 400 A 300 sq. ft. mel color. Excellent con­ AIA Document A311. Oeido ta U Sixes SmaDI. 9atta% flat 889 lit|sstM»«Mi CbrlBiinBa. Be«iii|i- used by triggermen in trench- indicted crime leader or to wrest into the Winchester Mall, which GlaHlfUul ia.?n office suites are now ■aaaibg. dition. S50.6451814.0 Medium mod Large. Me- coasts who gunned down New York control of his organization. would lie principally in South rinmlM A avolloMe. 6452891. f !•**•*> BW 9H of Draw­ diiim (12-14), 2% yards SKMCMST ings and S ^ flcM o n s m il be required, refundable upon re- mob "boss of bosses” Paul “ Big Castellano and Bilotti, believed Windsor. In its unanimous vote, Gofinartlriit ______- 7 Right on tlnto for the t ^ of each set In good condition within twenty (20) days 46-iiieh. V ffiriiMfisrim s Immaculate 7 room, 3 bedroom, fire­ after reoelvlng Bids. MeTfi5)Ly.tiaaa Paul" c:astellano and his heir next in line for the Mafia throne, the PZC cited the potential for Fntartainnuint Store — Main Street, holidays — 3 Piece boy's 10 Manchester. 100% loca­ M h fiim m w oge.scojes a s p ro v id e d fo r In P u b lic A c f N o. 240 apparent on a crowded street. were killed as they stepped out of a traffic congestion. Story on page 3. 11 place, 25 foot family room, alumi­ suit, size 16. 830. Call fn u it D# n M ln to lM d . toMmftWSSw.""* 'iliree men witb automatic wea- tion, hoot, air, parking 6455354X1 black limousine at a midtown 1 nral naun num sided ranch, plus pool room, The rtahf Is reserved to relecfony or all Bids, In whole or In ssxmesxn SPE C IA L: Ot w 280 ae^ ponaJIonday pumped at least six Manhattan steakbouse. The gun­ Included, roosonablo. 645 lactieas and a FBBH 1 nMary 0 5334 or 6457175. bulletf at close range into Castel­ men walked away as "nunnerous wrought iron pillared front porch. Ladles small CB locket, Patten Sactioa in the Weather forecast rthttiiariaa in coordinating Mbs sweater m best I n t^ of the Schooltailldi^ra B^ar ALBUM . Just SAOe. lano, 70, and his driver, Thomas witnesses” watched, police said. Large landscaped fenced in yard, _ _ 'T' riplnlnn A and hot. Good condition. Town Oi covonfrv* aaaustisjMmm Bilotti, 47, and then disappeared The York Daily News reported aoudy tonight with a chance of extra summer house and tool shed, HH8CELLAHE0U8 845.6454607X3 Now FASHION with e-tzs-aaux aw mc Rnb ase into a rush-hour crowd. investigators were checking a light snow after midnight. A Panpla 9 FORREHT w Situ aoBi ase ■ ■am SMSk Police issued an all-points bul­ report that c:a8tellano bad been Spnrta IK.I7 mid 90*8. Immediate occupancy. Call Photo-GoMs B ottans In AIM—xiiataaN luwginaax— ikeaiNbrhgd bard tongkg chance of light snow early Wednes­ Ufbtlme Video Member­ By: all also rBRSes, has ■ letin for the rented luxury car with in^ted to Sparks Steak House for a day morning followed by partial Talaulainn 10 M9i*w jm ^ ca 9lB®g owner for appointment. 643-1667. Garage and Office Space ship plus 10 free rantoN. T O W N ^ u a d a l Grace uela CaOee- a New Jeraey license plate — ABM meeting with individuals he clearing. Colder with highs in the IIR/UUnriH 0 for renf — 104 Hilliard Won at Auction. Already ttsN fer U m r etasa: ptas Ai^H sns-as Hon M ashbi 4IZ — in which the Ut men sped trusted. 20s. Details on |>age 2. Weather Street, Manchester. 645 hove. 64A4M7S evenings. DATED: DECEMBER 11,1985 2 BONUS Caevosw! 2 1-19 a iM—uaHainiHi cewMifit 7516 er 6457707. $20X3 P lic a . . . . S2j88 M « p ma HBN am gees. . i