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iHaitrlTrslrr) .Vanchesier A Cilv ol Cnr^rm Hrralft f1 Monday. K^rch 16,1987 30 Cunts Cem eteries r Sheik appeals M FROtfTS feel Impact 1 of walkout to radicals to ThsAo By Andrew Yurkovskv forscasti Harold Raportar A caltoft ond The Assocloted Press spare hostage snow flu The walkout today by grave­ Wests diggers at 28 Catholic cenneteries In thunde By Foroufc Nossor Revolutionary Justice issued its the Archdiocese of Hartford was peel being felt this morning at St. The Atsoclofed Rress latest death threat in an Arabic statement delivered to An-Nabar Bridget and St. James cemeteries Plains to in Manchester. BEIRUT, Lelwnon — The leader with a photograph of Normandin. The threats followed a statement Three burials at St. James and of Lebanon’s Shiite Moslems has Tuesday by President Francois one at St. Bridget were scheduled to appealed to Islamic ratHcals to Mitterrand of France in which be take place today, but three were spare the life of French hostage t Man- appeared to reject the ponibiNty of postponed because suppliers of Jean-Louis NormamHn, who the rrlday a pardon for terrorist Anis Nacc- vaults would not cross the grave­ kidnappers said would receive a il mat- ache, who is im|wfsoned in F m c e diggers’ picket line, said Henry “ death sentence" today. gh was and whose freedom is s o o i^ by Higgins, the manager of the two “ You cannot confront the policy ispired Silite extremists. Mitterrand also cemeterfes. One burial scheduled of a president by executing a kidnap said France would continue sMIing today at St. James Cemetery will victim,’ ’ Sheik Mohammed Hus­ iperlor arms to Iraq. take place because the vault was sein Fadlallab said in a sermon I Man- In iu first death threat against put in over the weekend, he said. Sunday at a moaque in southern I to the Normandin, Revoiotlonary Justice In the meantime. Higgins said, Beirut. lesday demanded clarification of Mitter­ management will be digging Today meanwhile marked the f New rand’s comments. The French graves to prevent a backlog of work second aimtversary of the kidnap­ f Hart- government did not make any when the strikers return to work. ping of American Terry Anderson, clarification, but instead vowed to ■Local 14323 of the United Steel The Associated Press’ chief Middle J-foot-8 "pursue with tenacity and firmness Workers Union voted 20-18 Friday East correspondent. Anderson, M, lliams. was snatched off a Beirut street by the struggle against terrorism, no to reject management's latest mbined matter where it cmnes from ." three-year contract offer of a $1 a mostly Miiite group calling KsHf T was Revolutionary Justice said In its hourly pay raise. The cemeteries Islamic Jihad, and is the longest ngonly held of the eight Americans now in seoDiHf statement that as a result of o ffe r ^ hourly raises of 40 cents in captivity in Lebanon. the French position, srhldi it the first year and 30 cents in each of ire an The Revolutionary Justice Or­ described as a “ war dedaratlon," the second and third years, said hester ganization. another mostly Shiite it was putting Normandin on trial. Gino Lamano. vice president of If they group, said Saturday It had put the Local 14323. ein the French television lin in g engineer Workers now make between 89.93 s L L "on trial" because M statements by and $10.43 per hour, except for France’s president about terrorism trainees, said Richard Meagher, Koch ickly in and arms sales. Journalist executive director of the Catholic The gar nted a The kidnappers said in their Cemeteries Association. He said 1. Koch I It quar- statement, Issued at about 8p.m. (1 full-time workers are guaranteed airwaves I ireid a p.ffl. E8T) Saturday, that they In 3rd year overtime and make an average of say be dot ited his would “ hand down the Just sentence $28,000 a year. In Sundi to execute" Normandin within 48 om the “ We are on strike. The members hours. his "C all : eight didn't feel the wage offer was of captivity Police said today they had no Koch sat fa 1 points enough." Gordon Tuccillo. presi­ information on whether the kid­ mlcrophoi lavento dent of Local 14323, said today. nappers would respond to the plea M ayor FI irter of The strike will be the first since By Lm Linder and spare Normandln’s life. The Associated Press during his 1977. when a seven-week walkout 6 1840s. Revolutionary Justice, which re­ le down delayed the burial of 376 bodies. veres Iranian leader Ayatollah VALLEY FORGE, Pa. - " I ’m coi or four Higgins said that, in addition to Ruhollah Khomeini, previously (televlsloi I coach postponing burials, thestrikewould Friends, colleagues and relatives threatened to kill Normandin expressed hope for the release of are peopl put the cemeteries behind In midday Saturday but that deadline Terry Anderson and frustration at Indians maintenance. He said It was that, we’ll passed apparently without the the continued Imprisonment of the ' as the difficult to predict how long the " I f they group carrying out its threat. American JournaUstlUst snatched off a West present strike would last. Harild photo by Tuefcor boring, I’l Fadlallah, considered the spirit­ Beirut street two years ago today. I behind “ These things — you can't say. Sunday m ual guide of Iranian-backed Shiite “ Terry is where he Is because he illiams. Right now nobody knows what's The ma; radicals in Lebanon, said an believed In the sacredness of what lade the going to happen,” he said. Getting In tune live, half-1 execution would be meaningless. be was doing — trying to tell the ichester Tom Tierney, the owner of John officials. I smiling Irish eyes were the order of the “ If he is innocent, on what basis story of a suffering people, tell It to quarter, F. Tierney Funeral Home of Ian Rankine of East Hartford, left, gets Police Co do we threaten to execute him ? And readers and listeners and viewers d IS and Manchester, said this morning that his bagpipe In tune with the help of day at the parade, which saw Manches­ Ward. if he was not Innocent, why wasn’t all over the world," Louis D. lalftime arrangements for a funeral sche­ ter send a delegation of about 300. St. Koch as James Farrell of Manchester before the he tried right from the start?" Boccardl, president and general Bstating duled for today were up In the air start of the annual St. Patrick's Day Patrick's Day Is officially celebrated on Fadlallah asked, without referring manager of The Associated Press, about his I t th e because of the strike. He said the to Normandin by name. said In a statement today. and abou home had to postpone 18 burials parade In Hartford on Saturday. Bag­ Tuesday. More pictures on page 3. “ This behavior does not serve our "W e owe him two pledges: First, singer am nk they during the 1977 strike. But he pipe music, green carnations and causes," he said. that we will serve, as » l y as we and W an beaten anticipates there will be sufficient In France, the hostage’s father. can, the high Ideals his sacrifice from view le West storage space for caskets at his Marc Normandin, said Sunday that evokes; and second, that we will not Issues, f ;e in the home if the present strike drags on. Fadlallah’s sermon showed the rest until he Is once again with us, ecelving The major inconvenience would Manchester’s Irish float way “ road of coipprehenslon and peace turning that bright m M and caring Pteadi I missed be for the families, he said. He said remains open." A former French heart once more toward spreading id third it is up to them to decide whether hostage called on government the truth, as bestan honest reporter A man I iffensive they want to honor the picket lines. leaders and dignitaries to appeal can know It." a string ol Tierney said a hike in wages npletely for Normandln’s life. Anderson, 89, the A P ’s chief thefts whi utes. would have a minimal effect on the through parade in Hartford The Beirut independent An- Middle East correspondent, was Included i cost of funeral arrangements. A I playing Nahar on Sunday quoted an uniden- captured by armed men on March ehlM. his lS-5 grave opening now costs $295. and By George Loyng As he walked along, many In the MANCHESTER POLITICIANS tifled Western i diplomat l l as saying 16, 1988, and Is the longest held of MIehael hungry. Uiatcost would rise $10 to $15 if the Herald Reporter .crowd recognized him. “ Hi, there, were well represented. Mayor the killing of Normandin would eight Americans still In captivity in scheduled strikers’ demands are met. 1 a game Tim ,” some would yell, and he Barbara B. Weinberg, whose "signal the beginning of disengage­ Lebanon. Meagher said Saturday no hearing A HARTFORD - St. Patrick’s Day would respond by saluting with his mother is Irish, members of the ment between Iran and Syria." At least 16 foreigners. Including further negotiations with the union after pleat is Tuesday, but Manchester Irish- walking stick, known as a Eighth Utilities District Board of Syria, the principal power in Anglican Church envoy Terry Wa­ p a g a n Were planned. The cemeteries will IS counts i Americans got a head start on the shillelagh. Directors and town Director Geof­ Lebanon, Is the staunchest Arab ite, are also believed being held. stay open and at least 14 burials auto and i festivities Saturday by taking part frey Naab were present. Except for ally of non-Arab Iran in its Anderson’s sister, Peggy Say, were scheduled for Monday at Shillelaghs were plentiful among auto. Bail in Hartford’s annual parade in Naab, though, who’s a Republican, 6>A-year-old war against Iraq, an and other relatives of American cemeteries managed by the associ­ the marchers. Manchester state Prosecu honor of Ireland’s patron saint. all are Democrats. Arab country. But the alliance has hostages were to attend a news ation. The cemeteries will be open Reps. James R. McCavanagh and began F el And maybe It was a good thing " I ’m probably the only Republi­ been strained by Iran’s support for conference and prayer luncheon at and run by management em­ John W. Thompson each had one. as 'Typlcall they gave themselves the extra can within two or three square extremist Shiite factions in 9 ployees, he said. did Democratic State Central Com­ car Into tli couple of days to celebrate. By the miles of here,” Naab joked before Lebanon. Please ta n to page 18 "W e would try to do the best we mitteeman John Sullivan. McCava- auto; usua time Manchester’s contingent of the parade. However, he noted that can about continuing to allow nagh’s was more than 200 years old. who was a 300 marchers began marching. It America’s leading Irish polltican. burials," Meagher said. “ The man­ he said, while Sean Byrne, chair­ was 30 minutes past the parade’s 11 P re s id e n t Reagan, is also got out to I agement people would have to man of Manchester’s delegation, a.m. step-off time. Republican. TODAY’S HERALD man woul ekeavate the graves and do the had cut his stick 19 years earlier “ I guess this is Irish time,’’ Manchester’s parade music was drive off, work.” from his wife’s farm in County commented Margaret Morlarty furnished by the Caledonian Pipe purse, poll The 38 cemeteries in the archdio­ Clare, Ireland. just before the delegation began Band from Holyoke, Mass., the Miss Ft cese that are not managed by the moving. Her husband. Timothy, The centerpiece of the town’s Manchester High School marching A IIIMt h*lp Probw procMdi stolen eai association will not be affected, was this year’s Manchester parade contingent, though, was its float, a band, and the Eighth District Fife Connecticut’s new health com­ Congress is considering immun­ being hit I Meagher sald^ Catholic cemeteries marshal. replica of the boat supposedly used and Drum Corps. missioner, Dr. Frederick G. ity for top flgures in the Iran-contra in the state’s other archdioceses, When It was over 45 minutes by St. Brendan, the Irish monk The Eighth District fire depart­ Adams, is helping the man he arms affair without first question­ Bridgeport and Norwich, also will later, contingent members agreed some claim was the first to discover ment brought 25 marchers, two Are replaced. Dr. Douglas 8. Uoyd, find ing all those who worked with them, not te affected. it had been a fitting celebration. America in the year 860. trucks, and its mascot. Axe. The a new job. In the meantime, Lloyd and the head of the Senate probe ( The steelworkers union repres­ While the temperature was near 40, The ship won second prize in a Dalmation wore a green ribbon and continues to live in a state-own^ says he doesn’t mind if their haste Com j ents 47 full-time workers, including and a brisk wind turned hands and contest of seven floats in the small green hat, and as he marched house across the street from spoils any future prosecution. Story m i i i groundskeepers, equipment opera­ cheeks red, the sun shone brightly parade. First prize was captured by along, firefighters brought him to Oedarcrest Regional Hospital in on page S. S tors, crew leadei^ and mechanics. — something that rarely happens a float from East Hartford pictur­ the side of the road for children to Newington, paying $87 in rent every In this sp All of the workers dig graves. on parade day. ing the Statue of Liberty and an pet. two weeks. Story on page 4. 7 of new C( M ea n er said. He said about 20 “ It was very nice,” said Moriarty Irish cottage. Also present were members of IlM te X seasonal workers ore also covered after he led Manchester’s If Saturday’s wind had been any the Bolton Volunteer Fire Depart­ printed fi by the union contract. marchers over the 1.5-mile route. strongeg, the sailboat might have ment, the East Catholic High 24 2 SteCtlOffIS time to Meagher said the proposed con­ “ It’s good to see the Irish tradition made it without the need of a pull. School marching unit, and the VFW Advice. Lottery. reaction. tract would give merfianlcs a However, a pickup truck with signs carried on.” color guard. Once the parade Light snow Business___ ObNuerles. Invited to larger raise of $1.80 per hour over reading “ Legend to Reality” towed began, Manchester’s delegation ClassHled . 80-S4 Opinion _ any aopet three years and an extra 80 cents STREETS WERE lined with the ship. stretched a quarter of a mile. Tonight will be cloudy with a 88 Comics I..— 10 raid's CO for each hour of work on equipment watchers of all ages — children in As it went along, Byrne and John “ Manchester always turns out," peroent chance of light snow. Low Connecticut.-4 Sports _ such as IMIldozers. strollers, others holding green Gorman handed out leaflets in said Edward Wilson, a member of M to 15. Tueeday, nMietly cloudy your COI Tuccillo said the union hoped to balloons, adults in green sweaters support of the claim that St. the parade committee. "W e got with a chance of light snow during LMigiigiiiingiii i« igigmgiofiM Features set up picket lines today at each and senior citizens with green Brendan had beat Christopher some good community the morning hours. Ctoariag during Focus______18 U.8.AWortd I cemetery. carnations. Columbus. involvement." the afternoon. Details on poge 1 Local news-S, I t Box 891, 06040. t - MAtfCHESTER HERALD. MamSms. Mmrdi » . i m MANCHESTgR HERALD. IfoaihBr. Mweh M. UK-S WEATHER

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A la to-winter atorm that dumped beary mow today la tba UMmatoiaa of Utah aad Arimaa DO Y O U KNOW — What type of bird is the condor, a threatoaad to aproad a tUek Manket orer the hawk or a vulture? M aoeUtom aad eodral Raehiaa. Winter atorm waratafa ware poatod for the FRIDAY’S ANSWER — The mans cat Is born without a moaaUdaa of Utah, Artaoaa, Colorado and New tail. Mexico. A wlator Storm watch waa In effect for the 3-16-87 . Knowledge Unlimited. Inc 1987 The Accu-W«ath«r monntalna of central Wyominf. REGIONAL WEATHER Up to IS Inehea of snow had fallen by this morning for«ca«t for TuMday A W«ww pw ■■ ESneMtoB PraM*"* In the mountains and southwest r a ll^ s of Utah. Ssewered bjr call* for snow and Accu-Weatfier®forecasl for Tuesday Trarelers’ advisories were ported la higher Daytime Corxlifiorts and High Temperatures elevatloiM of east central Arfsona and the northwest The Manchester Herald A snow flurries for the West with rain and and central highlands of New Mexico. The storm, centered over Utah, coidd unload a thunderstorms ex­ foot or more of mow In southwest Colorado by pected from the tonight. Afamuiac Plains to the weetern Winter storm watches were posted for today and GuH. 'htosday In much of Wyoming and In extreme western South Dakota. Today is Monday, March 16, the Bardot left Canada to return Rain and snow stopped falling In California and 78th day of 16t7. There are SM honm to France after mlsrtng a Neyada, but the storm continued to produce strong days left In the year. helicopter that was to have taken and gusty winds in those states. A travelers' Today’s highlight in history; her to Join protestors attempting advisory covered the mountains of southern On March 16, 1602, Congress to halt the annual hunt for harp California. authorised the establishment of seal pups on an icepack rtf the the U.S. Military Academy at Newfoundland dbast. Patchy diissle and fog covered the southern and Wert Point, N.Y. Five years ago; Socialite Ciaus central high Plains, sharply reducing visibilities On this date: Von Bulow was found guilty in and creating driving baurds. In 1831, Portuguese navigator Newport, R.I.,of chargMhetried AttanHc Rain with light snow at hl|d>ar elevations was Ferdinand Magellan reached the to kill his now-comatose wife, O c e a n scattered from the southern Ohio Valk^ to the Philippines, where he was killed Martha, with insulin. Von Bulow mid-Atlantic Coast. by natives the following month. was acquitted in a retrial. W«»l>en|54'| A few thunderstorms lingered In Kentucky and In 1781, James Madison, the One year ago: In a television northern Tennessee. Large bail fell Sunday fourth President of the United address. President Reagan con­ Aocu-Wwaltwf. loc afternoon and evening at a baif-doien locations In States, was born in Port Conway, demned Nicaragua as a direct Kentucky and southern Indlaiia. Va. threat to the United States, and he In 1627, the first newspaper urged Americans to demand that edited for and by blacks. Free­ Congress endorse a |1N million dom’s Journal, was published in aid package for the Contras. New York. In 16M, the Republic of Texas Today’s birthdays: The U.S. PEOPLE approved a constitution. Ambassador to Japan, Mike In 18M, Nathaniel Hawthorne’s Mansfield, is 84. Former flrst “The Scarlet Letter’’ was lady Pat Nixon is 78. Actor Leo published. McKern Is 67. Comedian-director Koch talk show In 1918, the Federal Trade Jerry Lewis is 61. Sen. Daniel The garrulous Mayor Edward Commission was organised. Patrick Moynihan, D-N.Y., ia N.- 1. Koch has taken to the TV In 19M, Adolf Hitler scrapped Sen. William Armstrong, R-Colo., airwaves to do what some people the Treaty of Versailles. la N. Movie director Bernard HeraM pheiee by 7uek«r say be does best — talk. In 1948, during Worid War II, Bertolucci is 47. Singer-guitarist In Sunday morning’s debut of Iwo Jima was declared secured Jerry Jeff Walker is 48. Actor his "Call on Koch" talk show, by the Allies. Erik Estrada Is 38. Actress Kate Koch sat behind an old-fashioned In 1966, the Gemini 8 spacecraft Nelligan is 36. Rock singer Nancy microphone he said waa used by docked with an Agena rocket Wilson of the group "Heart” is 33. A great day Mayor Florello H. LaOnardIa while in orbit. The mission was Golfer Hollis Stacy Is 33. during his radio broadcasts In the marred when a maneuvering Thought for today: "A ll wars l»40s. Saturday was a great day for Irlstv-Amerlcans rocket on Gemini malfunctioned, are popular for the first thirty " I ’m committed to doing four forcing an emergency landing. In the Hartford area. Above, John Foley of 6 days." —Arthur M. Schleslnger (television shows) and If there In 1966, U.S. Army soldiers in Jr., historian. Manchester ties the second place ribbon on the are people watching me after Vietnam killed at least IN men, that, we’ll continue," Koch said. women and children in what float entered by the Manchester contingent in " I f they decide that they’re became known as the My Lai The Soviet Union ianded an the annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade In Hartford. boring, I’m going to sleep late Massacre. unmanned, remoted-controlled Sunday mornings." In 1968, Terry Anderson, chief vehicle, Lunokhod I, on the moon Foley played the part of St. Brendan, the Irish ’The mayor said guests on the Middle East correspondent for Nov. 17, 1970. monk who is said to have traveled to America live, half-hour show would be city The Associated Press, was ab­ just before the year 600. Manchester sent about officials. His guest on Sunday was ducted by gunmen in Beirut. He Police Commissioner Benjamin 300 marchers to the parade. Among those EDWARD I. KOCH MORGAN FAIRCHILD LEONARD BERNSTEIN remains one of several American Lottery Ward. hostages who are still missing. participating were the Manchester High School Koch asked the commissioner . . . )uat talking . . . bumped and robbed . . . will be honored Ten . years ago; President about his early years on the force Jimmy Carter addressed a town Connecticut daily band (top right), majorettes and cheerleaders and about his wife, Olivia, a Celebration Invited to perform. The recording was sponsored hall meeting in Clinton, Mass., from East Catholic High School (middle right), BSO music director Seiji by The Sun, Britain’s largest- S a tu rd a y ; 775 singer and actress. Later, Koch where he promised to "stay close and the Eighth Utilities District Fire and Ward answered questions The Boston Symphony Orches­ Oiawa, a ItWTangelwood gradu­ selling newspaper, which had to the people." Actress Brigitte P l a y F o u r : 8375 from viewers on a variety of local tra will mark Tanglewood’s 80th ate, said the orchestra will offered discount tickets on the Department (bottom right). Manchester's Issues, f anniversary this year with a commission works for the ferry ride. celebration lasting through ION observance. parade chairman was Timothy Morlarty. Also in Pleads Innocent and honoring such figures as CAMBRIDGE REPORTS Highlights attendance were local officlale, Manchester's Leonard Bernstein and Aaron state representatives and the Bolton Volunteer A man has pleaded innocent to Ci^and In Lenox, Mass. ‘Let It be’ Today’s quotas a string of "bump-and-rob” auto Tanglewood, a SlO-acre tract in Boy George an^other pop stars “ Let them know they are not Borrowed Money Fire Department. thefts whose victims police say the Berkshires, became the or­ have re-recorded the Beatles’ forgotten and that God will In the past year, did you or anyone In your household borrow Included actress Morgan Fair- chestra’s summer home in 1U7. song "L et It B e" in London in sustain them until they reach child. money from a bank, from a lending Institution, or from relatives or The Tanglewood Music Center, a hopes of raising gl.6 million for their day of freedom." — Peggy friends? MIehael Lee Burton, It, was summer school for musicians, victims of the Belgian ferry Say, sister of Journalist Terry Race on Hockanum scheduled for a preliminary composers and conductors, disaster. Anderson, whose second year of Manchester/Area Totvns In Brief hearing April 7 In Los Angeles opened in ION. Paul McCartaey’s vocal was captivity ends today. He is one of after pleading innocent Friday to The celebration begins with a taken from the original version, eight Americans held In Lebanon. North St. (or emotionally troubled teen-agers. IS counts of robbery, grand theft July Fourth concert featuring Town workers honored Friday is planned April 12 and more than IN celebrities, "You cannot confront the pol­ ’Tickets cost 938 a person. Proceeds will go to the group home auto and attempted grand theft soprano Leontyne Price In a including the group Banana- icy of a president by executing a Town of Mancheator employee* were honored by the Human project, which seeks |1N,0N more in Its |228,0N drive. auto. Bail was set a fOM.OM. progiHim of patriotic songs and rama. Joined in the chorus The 1 Ith annual Hockanum River race. All who enter must be at least kidnap victim.” — Sheik Mo­ Service! Department Friday at 10 a.m. In the hearint room of Tickets are available from Andrew Vincens, Manchester Prosecutors said the thefts musipof Gershwin and Verdi. Sunday on the record, which is Canoe Race will be April 12. Its 12 years old. All must wear an hammed Hassela Fadlallah, Lincoln Center, but some of them weren’t able to make it to the Youth Services, lUing Junior High School, and from DiRosa began Feb. t. Tn IMS, Tanglewood will cele­ expected to go on sale March IS. A leader of Lebanon’s Shiite Mos­ sponsors have announced. The approved over-the-shoulder life ceremony. School crossing guards were on duty during the Cleaners on West Middle Turnpike. ’Typically, the thief bumped his brate the 70th birthday of Bern­ video also was made. lems, after Islamic radicals event Is sponsored by the Hocka- vest at all times. 9 car Into the rear of an expensive ceremony, and they will get their certificates of recognition later. At the April 9 event, Digan will be joined on the grill by Police num River Linear Park Commit­ There are 12 different classes. stein, who was in the music The Beatles rarely grant per­ threatened to "execute" French 9 About 36 certlflcatea were prepared, eight of them for full-time Lt. Patricia Gravea. auto, usually driven by a woman center’s first class. The INS mission to record their songs, but hostage Jean-Louis Normandin. tee. the Savings Bank of Manches­ ASH canoes are subject to an employees and the rest for part-timers, mostly for Human Part of the evening will include a plaque presentation to four who was alone. When the woman season will honor Copland, SS, McCartney and MIehael Jaekaea, " I think we found the tip of an ter and the Quality Inn. Inspection on the day of the race, to Services Department or recreation department employees. young people who have risen above adversity in their lives and got out to look at the damage, the chairman of the center’s faculty who owns the publishing rights to iceberg.” — Jady HaU, executive The 10th annual Wllllmantic confirm class and equipment. Mayor Barbara B. Weinberg presented the certlflcatea aa part are making successes of themselves. They are Robin Kearney, man would Jump in the car and its first SB years. "Let it Be,” approved the project director of ’Travelers Aid Interna­ River Race will be held the day There are no paddle construction of the observation of Older Worker Week. Todd Pine, Nadine Sica and Michelle Stimson. drive off, taking the victim’s In ISN, some of the school’s immediately. tional, which released study before, to allow contestants to enter restrictions, except that single- purse, police said. best-known alumni, including Mora than ISO people died when findings that Indicate there may both races, If they wish. bladed paddles must be used. Awards for the first three places' Miss Fairchild’s Jaguar was conductors hOehael Tllson Tho­ the British ferry Herald of Free be as many as 40«,Nt children Soun:* SurvBy of tha U.S. (Khilf population by Cambridga Raporti, CambridgB. MA Red Crott program In danger Unemployment clalme are up The Hockanum race starts next 8 stolen earlier this winter after mas, Lorin Maasel, Clandio Enterprise caprttod March S off who ha ve a homeless parent or no C I9 M Cambnpoa Raoorts. Inc Oistnbufd by King r Baturaa Syndicaie to the Steak Club restaurant just In each class will be presented upon being hit by a stolen Cadillac. Ahado and ZnMn Mehta, will be the Belgian port of Zeebrugge. homes themselves. Because it has lost a number of volunteer drivers, the The number of claims for unemployment benefits filed at the south of the Vernon Shopping completion of each day’s events. Connecticut Valley East Branch, American Red Cross, may have Mancheator office of the Employment Security Division of the Onter on Route 83 In Talcottville. Joint awards, for those who have to curtail lU motor-Mrvice program, which provldea drivers for state Labor Department dropped 3.7 percent for the two weeks The race finishes behind the competed in both events, will be 'I patienta who have medical appointments, Elaine Sweet, director ended March 7 in comparison to the previous two-week period, Powder Mill Shopping Center near presented after the Hockanum race ^ ------Manchester Hersid Comico of the Red Croea branch office, said today. the department has reported. the Manchester-East Hartford award. to' MOOeRN OPV Statewide, the number of claims were almost unchanged. town line, off Burnside Avenue In For more information on the USPS 327-800 VOL. CVI, No. 141 She said that a number of regular and reserve drivers have Sem plcr fARRlfTyLoT »S retired, and others are temporarily unavailable. As a result, she Tbe Manchester office was one of 18 which reported drops. East Hartford. Hockanum Race, contact Lee Wat­ A MARPCM& PuMished dally sxcspt Sun­ Sugoeeted cerrier rstee ere ■aid, there are not enough driven to keep tbe two vehicles owned Tbe total numter of clalnu at the Manchester office was 1,003, The entry fee Is $8 per person per kins, Route 2. Box 147, Andover. In this space, Mmples 3W- MAiiryuI- day and certain holMsyt by the t v n weekly. N M for one by the branch In daily operaUon. of which 110 were Initial claima and m continued claims. Of the 7 Mancheeler Publlehing Co., 16 nwnlh, 916.88 for ihfee monihe, "W e need to keep thia service operating to aaslrt the many claims, IM were filed by women. 7 of new comics will be uAixydcnTWEce printed from time to Bielnerd Piece, Mencheeter, tM .Nforelx monihe end677.N people who have no other means to get to doctor and clinic Statewide benefits for 4N claimants expired. Berotze vdu do.' Conn. 080W. Second dose for one yeer. Mell relee ere Fight leads to arrests time to get reeder poetege pehl el Mencheeter. evelleble on requeet. apiMintmenU," Sweet said. Anyone interested In helping ia asked to phone the Red Crow at reectlon. Reeder* are Conn. Poetineeter: Send ed- To pfeoeedeeemed ordlepfey RHAM band to porform at UConn Police arrested two Manchester night. Upon returning home, they dreec chenges to the Menchee­ edvertleement. or to report e #43-6111. residents Sunday in connection got Into an argument. Smith swung Invited to comment on ter Hereld. P.O. Box M l. any aapect of the He­ newt Item, story or picture Id The RHAM High School Wind Ensemble has been Invited to with an Incident in which one at Blaisdell and mlaaed. then Mencheeter. Coim. 06040. cell 643-8711. Office hours i Blaisdell swung at Smith and hit rald’* comics. Send If you don’t receive your perform at the Urtveraity of Gonnectlcut Concert Band Festival allegedly hit the other in the face. 6;N e.m. to 5 p.m. T L C Foundation to roast DIgan Terilynn Smith, 19, of 80 Fairfield her in the numth. your comment* to; HereW by 8 p.m. weekdeye or through Prtdey. on Saturday, the achooTs musical director said. 7;M e.m. Seturdeye, pleeee Ib e TLC Foundation Inc., will turn the tablw on Robert Digan, RHAM'a band, which was selected along with five other bands St., was charged with breach of Police said that Blaisdell left the Feature* Editor, Man- apartment and drove off, after telephone your cerrier. If you’re 1 Hw BBRHCd RnsRv vtSvRtO IR n Mancbwter’a director of youth servloet, on April 6 when Digan, from acroaa the state, will perform works by American peace, along with Randy Jay taking registration plates off cherter Herald. P.O. unebte to reech your cerrier, cell member of the Aeeocleted fraquantly a ’’roartmaater” at local events, will be roasted compoaen Including Morton Gould, Charles Ives and Georg* Blaisdell, 24, who lives at the same Box 8B1, Manchester, eubecrlber eervfce et 047-6*se Preee. the Audit Burceu of aMress, police said. A report said Smith's car. by 6 p.m. weekdeye for deMv^ Circulettone end the New Eng- hiinwlf. GerAwin. 0B040. Other echools Included in the festival are Bloomfield, the incident occurred at 1; 88 a.m. The two were held on 11,999bonds In------The evert, ecbtduled for T p.m. at WllUe’a Steak House, will be and faced appearancca In Manchea- a ftand-raiaer for TLC, which is developing a group home at 17-19 Glaatonbury. Greenwich, Newtown and Rockville high achools. According to the report. Smith and Blaisdell had been out for the ter Superior Court this morning. 4 - MANCHECTER HERALD. Mwitfw. Manai H. 1W7

R------^ Retired workers mailed Immunity could Mock - $920,000 in overpayments later prosecution attempt HARTFORD (AP) — About 1 » effort by the cimiptroller’ s office to Donahue said that the payments retired municipal workers received increaw pi^yments from a $B40 should have been retroactive only about >920.000 in overpayments in millitm fund to eligible retirees in to July 1, I$M. w rn fem m . w w efr the latest in a series of errors in the accordance with a law the General Some retirees who received over­ state comptroller’s office, state Assembly passed Imt year. payments called the comptrollers m O n nth auditors said. Previously, the retirees’ benefits office to report the error and were ^FJteHfflHGTOHF —* Centpnen ks teraedflbfai. Tofeber was North’s The overpayments. ranging from including Social Security and nfag hnmunMy for top fis heoa tm pater Hteosh not in ^ 'fd assured that everything was in 0 $54 to $40,000. were sent during the worker’ s compensation could total order. The auditors caught the F hi flte teaweeainr amw aflWr practice, i past few months to beneficiaries of only 75 percent of the average of mistake this month. afffelals. the Municipal Employees’ Retire­ y**-*?H ** '»Rh ttem, and the their three highest-paid years. As a result the comptroller’s Immnnity for North and Poindex­ ment System, auditors Leo V. The new law allows retirees to ip e d o f the Heaace prahe snya he office is drafting letters to the ter, both of whom retesed to testify Donahue and Henry J. Becker Jr. dbem't mtad if dtefr heete apeSt receive up to 199 percent o f that retirees telling them either to nnder the F ffA Amendment when said this week in a report to the average. return the overpayments or accept aterhriaseproeeciriiee. governor . “ I f S shooW heppea, M R gswstluutJby the Hawst and Senate The office of Comptroller J. an equivalent reduction in their Inteillgenee committees, weald Last summer the comptroller's • bM See. DauM hteoye, Edward Caldwell thou^t the law pensions. mean prosecutors cewld net nee office, which administers the re­ applied retroactive to tlw date of About 90 municipaiities or de­ ' Chatman of dte Senooe tirement system, sent $3 million that testimony against them and rrtrem ent and sent out lump-sum partments of municipalities partic­ would hove to show they developed worth of duplicate payment checks checks to the ISO or sto pensioners. ipate in the system. liie municipali­ $nibt f between the pnsstiened by to state vendors. evldenee independent of that But in their report to Gov. ties and their employees contribute teetlmony. The latest problem stems from an William A O’Neill, Becker and to the fund. deal, a aeries of ago. car rent OfMle House A sonree dene to tite congrea- Former Watergate special pro­ OP plioto I investigation, however , said secutor ArcMbaM Cox wrote In- tetervfewed by congresafonal peon bad not gfven a deped owye last week saying immunity Ons of two men klllod In an avalanche la Ing near the summit of Vail Pass In Democrats plan united stand tien, or sworn testimony, to flw would Jeopardise any later prosecu­ towed on a stretcher behind a snowmo­ central Colorado. However, several said they have niviiM mna amBmW wBtBd €UIIIIIHI' tion of North and Poindexter. neen qnsMhmed by inveMhpdars tees that are invedigating the Iran bile Sunday. The men note snowmobll- “ The puMic win be Shocked if the HARTFORD (AP) — Democrats APpOolSt 8er Lawrence E. W aM , tte special arms sale, snggesting Thompson als that moderate and progressive would allow one-man grand Juriei principol playors revealed thus tar in the state House of Representa­ preeecator who has mgtel Cei^ress was contacted by the permanent lawmakers say they have promoted to investigate election fraud. In in the Iran-contra affair escape Lou T. FW(, a 24-foot rofylica o f a fraah Sunday, fitting up for their long c^fve to (May grantlag immunhy to llonse intelHgence committee, tives were expected to unveil a for years without success. 1968, the legislature abolished prosecution solety because of undue water cod, and hla driver. Chwtd former National Security Advtaer wblcb looked Into the case late last statement of principles today sup­ Deputy Houw Speaker David grand-jury auttority to investigate home to fdcKftoon, Minn. Avalanche kills two brothers baste by the setect commHtee,” John M. Potadexter and bis fired year. porting some of the most controver­ Lavine, D-Duriiam, who helped Class C MtHiies, which include Wasberg, atand outside a gas station Q>x said. A sial bills before the General Assem­ write the statement, said it focuses election law violatimM. Thompson was general counsel to By John iMossman a bad time. This is an extremely Center, said that avalanche comH- A *1 can tril yen from personal the NSC and was Poimtexter’ s Neal, a Nashville, Tenn., trial bly this year. on broad themes and riiould not be Last year, Waterbary State’s The Associated Press popular snowmoblUng area,” Iw tioin in that area were moderate military asstetant, and he remains lawyer, said moving to grant In a rare display of unity, the interpreted as an endorsement of Attorney John A. Coniwlly’ s appli­ said. but that the men were trying to I Is way absad of flw eom^ri^ at the NSC as asstotant to National immniiMy too soon can not only House Democratic caucus agreed specific bills. cation for a grand jury to investi­ VAIL, (^lo. — A massive snows- Killed were Randy Nottingham, climb a steep Mil topped by a ridge last week on the contents of the Town celebration turns fishy tees,” said one former adminfstra- Seenrity Adviser Frank Cartued. make H impossible for the special lide killed two brothers riding a Nevertheless, Lavine and other gate alleged abMntee ballot fraud 39, and Ms brother, Steve, 34, both loaded with new snow. prosecutor to make a criminal statement, which endorses bills for key Democrats said having the in the city’s Democratic primary tlon oflielM,.apeakias last week Sources say be had access to well-beaten snowmobile path on an of Avon. Paul Long, a close friend “ There’s not a whole tot we can do only on condRIon of anenyrnhy. Poindexter’s mfe, where the oMy case, but also can make it more the teaching of sex education, for policy statement will make it easier was reportedly denied because of MADISON (A P ) - Minnesota For ttree hours Sunday, some 300 Acatfemy Street Schotd. Two fifsr avalanche-prone pass, bringing to and companion on the outing, as far as closing these areas,” diffiralt to question the principals raising the minimum wage and to pass bills when they reach the the 1965 law. wasn’t even a state when James residents and town offM als from players from MatHson. Com. who Senate committee leaders have copy of some documents are 11 the number of avalanche deaths escaped and went for help. Flohrs said. ” lt’s public land.” died a need for the poMic to bear betesved to have been kept. once immmised. extending "lemon-law” protections floor later in the session. Several key members of the Matflson was President, but ffiat both Madisons evoked the e f ^ - can themselves Fife in the T u t( In the Colorado mountains this “ It was just fortunate that 1 was The avalanche occurred about 19 OM f d l story of the arms sale and One of two prtocteal deputies to to used-car buyers. The Judiciary Committee h«dds a Public Safety Committee have said didn’t stop Matttson, Miim. from eenth century and ceMwated Madi­ Lane, performed muste popMar “ If you grant immunHy to the top season, authorities said. the fastest one out,” Long said. miles west of where four skiers posdM e (Hversiea of proffts to the Poindexter for national seenrity Also this week at the state public hearing Monday on a bill that they oppose lifting current restric­ going all out to celebrate its son, one of the creators of die daring MatHson’ s Hme. people right away, yon may not Search parties found the victinu’ “ When I turned back, it was still were Uiled Feb. 18 on a slope Mearagnan contras in Justifying affairs, William A. Cockell, said be Capitol, public hearings will be held would allow people on public tions barring people younger than namesake’s 236th Mrthday. Constitution, which is 200 years old And of coarse there was ice have erough material to really bodies under five to seven feet of sliding right where the bodies were marked dangerous . and out of titeir posh for moving q i ^ l y and had not been interviewed by on bills on crime victims’ rights and assistance to keep awards from the 19 from facilities where either Officials from Madison, Mimt^, this year. cream. interrogate them adequately when snow Sunday about five hours after found.” bounds. one-man grand Juries. came to celebrate in MatHson, granting limited hnm i^y to the congressional investigators. But the avalanche cut a swath 800 yards The avalanche occurred shortly Criminal In ju ria Compensation drinking or gambling is permitted. MatHson First Selectman Donald MatHson’s wife, Doiley, Is cre^ they are testifying,” he said in a ” I don’t know what it would take In addition, the Public Safety Conn., with a 24-foot long fish in p rh K tels. both OckeH and McDanid have wide and 800 yards long and piled before noon Sunday near the Board. The proposal up for public LaChance and Madison, Minn. dHed with introthicing the nation tt? telephone interview. to convince people that avalanche Committee will take testimony tow. "An 1 can say Is that’s not the been questioned by investigators snow as deep as 10 feet. summit of Shrine Pass at about Under state and federal laws, the hearing on Tuesday would stop Mayor R. Paul Jette exchanged the froien dessert. areas aren’t the places to play. It’s Tuesday on a proposal to allow The giant fish, named Lou T. clM d c way to ^ abont it.” said for Walsh. Neal said that, as in the case of The remote pass 14 miles east of 11,899 feet. A motorist on Interstate state Department of Income Main­ short of allowing those between town keys. not a idayground out tltere. It’s youngsters age 14 and older to Fisk, is Madison’s mascot. The Sunday’s ceMiratien was spon­ James F. Neal, who was chief The other prlndpal deputy, Peter John Dean in the Watergate trials, Vail was a “ known slide pass every 70 saw the slide and called the State tenance can take any lump-sum ages 14 and 19 to drink or wager at “ After seeing that fish, I know extremely dangerous,” Flohrs attend betting performances at payment a welfare recipient re­ fiberglass codfish symboHxes lute- sored i v ’The MatHson USA Society^ prosecutor in the Watergate cover- W. Rodman, was said h f his office Walsh must be able to lodge with a year” but there was nothing to Patrol. Nearly 190 search-and- the gambling facilities. It is meant that MatHson, Minnesota Hkes todo founded by Dutch Heflman in said. Connecticut’s jai alai frontons and ceives — including money from the fisk, a lye-treated cod (MIcacy np trial. to be traveling and unavailable for federal court evidence accumu­ indicate the snowmobllers were rescue team members were solely to allow them into the things hi a big way,” said LaCh­ MatHson, Com., last fMI. The dog track. compensation board — and deduct facilities during races or games. traditionally eaten by Norwegians. “ You want to interview aU the comment. lated against the principals before doing anidhing out of the ordinary, brought in, said Sheriff Delbert “ People will have to force them­ ance, who handed Jette a large society invited officials from morw The statement of principles, it from welfare benefits. The Legislative and Executive The small Minnesota town claims it people at the lower level you could In addition, former NSC official they are immunix^ to show it was said LI. Tom ^irfirs of the Summit Ewoidt. selves to be educated. They must wooden key crafted by Industrial than 27 MatHsons in the conntry to dubbed ’ ’Democratic Agenda for The Judiciary Committee will Nominations Committee is ex­ is second only to Oslo, Norway, in ... before you escalate on up,” he Howard Teicher was interviewed gathered without benefit of the 0)unty Sheriffs Department. Andy Loving, a forecaster with take it upon themselves to know arts students at Daniel Hand High attend the gala birthday party for„ 1997,” includes many of the propos­ also take testimony on a bill that pected to vote Tuesday on the consumption of the odorous dish. School. Mid. only last Thursday by House protected testimony. “ They were just In a bad place at thp Tninrado Avalanche Warning what they are getting into.” Lou T. Fisk, driven on a flatbed the fourth U.SU.Sp preshtem, but only nomination of John F. Papandrea Later came greetings from Minnesotaans came. as state housing commissioner. truck by Da vid Wasberg all the way from Minnesota, arrived in Connec­ James MatHson fdayed by M lr ty Papandrea said during his confir­ Rose, who claims to be a direct On the 1,799-mile Journey East. mation hearing last week that he ticut Saturday. Switzeriand most comfortable nation to live, study shows Connecticut in Brief descendant of MatHson. DoHey Lon T. Fisk and an escort of eight was proud to be called the gover­ “ He’s harder to drive than a MatHson was played by Patti Minnesotans stopped at Ms By Randolph E. Schmid correlate it with rates of population categories were added up, so the nor’s friend, but bristled at sugges­ 19-wheeIer,” said Wasberg, also the Eastland. Wis., MatHson, OMo, Ms__ would mean a nation’s residents Car In chase hits and kills two tions he was nominated for the job former Chamber of Commerce The celebration also included a N. J., and drove on MatHson Ave___ Tha Assoclotnd Press growth,” Speidel said in a tele- Index of Human Suffering best score would be 0, the worst 100. obtained more than 126 percent of because he is O’ Neill’s political president in Madison, Minn. “ We play about MatHson’s Ufe per­ In New York CHy, where th ^ were phone interview. Moiambique scored suffering their daily food needs. "crony.” NEW HAVEN — Two people were killed when their car was have two blind spots and a tail.” formed by fifth graders from the greeted by local officials. WASHINGTON - Switserland, Rapid population growth “ is a ElMnonls Includad: ratings of 10 in eight categories, Like Mozambique and AngMa, rammed broadside by the car of a man being chased by police, nestled In the Alps, is the world’s general underlying factor that •PercapkacMofteoonoumplion -ONPpercapita departing from the bottom In only other nations near the bottom M tile aurthorities said. most comfortable nation in which to makes development more difficult •Acesaa to ctoan water •MlaNonraie two areas. ratings included Chad and Afghan­ Allen Baker, 43, of New Haven and Mary Perchaluk, 65. of live, while war-torn Moiambique is and relates to the condition of •Energy oonsumpMon •Labor force growth It scored a 0 in access to clean istan, where wars or civil unrest Stratford died of injuries suffered shortly after 7 p.m. Friday Auditor says Lloyd should leave house the most miseraMe, a Waabii^on- health, the economy, families and •toersase In urbaniranon •Lieracy drinking water, indicating that are taking place. WMIe the ratiiMa when they were rammed at the Grand and James street based population study group other factors,” he said. •Oeneral personal keedom •Mart monaaiy between 11 percent and 19 percent did not sp ^ fica tly measure war­ intersection, state police said. By Judd Everhart the one slender thread on which to Adams said when asked aboout the federal grants the departmenf reports. “ Our basic message Is to get a of its residents have such water. To fare, Speidel noted that it will affect The driver of the other car was identified as Joseph Deccecchi, The Associated Press base the whole thing is unraveled,” Lloyd’s status. “ We are trying to receives. A detailed analysis of human snapshot of the world and how The higher the iwnber, the more the ntisety. get a top rating would require clean Mveral categories, including infant 26, of New Haven, who was arrested and faced charges of Donohue said. He said Uoyd was help Mm locate a positim broause But Adams said flatly; “ There Is suffering w orM w l^ released on we’re doing, and for much of the water for 92 percent of the popula­ mortality, food and health care. vehicular manslaughter, speeding, reckless driving and HARTFORD — Connecticut’s allowed to move into the house be does not have a position at this no such thing afoot.” Sunday rated Switserland as hav­ worid we’re not doing very well. We Worst Countries Best Countries tion or more. At the more comfortaMe end of new health commissioner. Dr. because his predecessor, Franklin time. It will not be related to our ing the lowest level of human living in the U.S., in one of 10 best off Mozambique managed a rating of engaging an officer in pursuit, state police Lt. Edward Dailey Gov. William A. O’Neill had said ■aiEx aroex the scale, Switserland scored a said. Frederick G. Adams, is helping the M. Foote, had accepted the job only payroll. be had no reservations about discomfort, while misery was high­ countries, have to to keep in mind 0 in labor force growth, since the Mozambique...... 95 Switzeriand...... 4 perfect zero rating on every cate­ Deccecchi, who was not Injured, was also charged on man he replaced. Dr. Douglas S. on the condition that housing go “ I would like to see him hook on to having agency heads he decided not est in MoxambiqUe, a guerrilla- that most of the world is worse off number of workers is increasing gory except per capita energy use, Lloyd, find a new job. WastGenmany...... 5 oustanding warrants with criminal impersonation and failure to with it. one of the Institutions in the state, to reappoint after his re-election war-torn country along Africa’s than we are, and substantially Angola...... 91 between 2.4 percent and 2.7 percent where it collected a 4. In the meantime, Lloyd continues appear In court, police said. Adams said he does not want the either Yale or the University of return to some sort of state service. southeast coast. worse off In many of them,” Speidel Afghanistan...... 88 Luxembourg...... 6 annually. Growth of less than 0.3 That rating indicates per person to live in a state-owned house house, that he and his family are 6 Connecticut. 1 would hope it would For example, he approved the The United States finished fifth said. C h ad...... 88 Netherlands...... 7 percent would qualify for a top energy use of 38,300 to 80,000 6 across the street from Cedarcrest happy living In Hartford. He said be some sort of applied research we appointment of former Special on the comfortable side of the Ust In the private, non-profit commit­ rating. kilowatt hours. T te top rating Poll shows backing for AIDS tests Regional Hospital In Newington, Lloyd would have up to 120 days to could use in public health, perhaps M ai...... 88 UnSadStales- ______8 Revenue Executive Director A.W; compiled by the Population Crisis tee’s new International Index of Angola also managed a 0 in labor would call for energy use of more paying $67 In rent every two weeks. stay there. cancer,” said Adams. Ghana...... 87 Belgium...... 9 HARTFORD — More than 70 percent of Connecticut residents Oppenheimer as executive assist­ Committee. It followed Switser­ Human Suffering, data from a force growth and got an 8 In than 63,000 kilowatt hours per Such housing Is reserved for state Wanda A. Rlckerby, spokeswo­ “ I don’t know what would be recently polled favor AIDS-testing for people seeking marriage ant to Oppenhelmer’s successor, land, West Germany, Luxembourg variety of sources was used to Somala...... 87 C anada...... 9 drinking water, slightly better than officials who need to stay near their man for the Health Sendees De- available for him in state service, person during a year — a category licenses, patients entering hospitals, immigrants, and members Orlando P. Ragaxzi. and the Netherlands. develop a numerical scale of ligar...... 85 Mozambique. office or workplace In case emer­ partmient) said that arrangement but the governor said clearly that AmBla...... 9 that included the United States. On the suffering end of the scale, human misery. of the armed forces. gencies arise. was “ normal for a state employee there was nothing wrong with “ Just because they are no longer BuifdnaFaso...... 84 OemweslL...... 9 The United States scored a 4 on IT ALSO DID a little better in However, AIDS testing for job applicants was supported by Just Leo V. Donohue, one the state who’s been in the job and who is having former commissioners take commissioners does not mean their Moiambique was Joined by Angola, Moiambique was rated at 98 on Conbal African Rap..... 84 JBpon...... 11 the average annual rate of inflation 31 percent of the 500 residents surveyed in the poll sponsored by auditors, says Lloyd’s job never leaving.” new jobs in state service,” the ability Is diminished in any way,” Afghanistan, Chad and Mall. the scale, the highest amount of Zafro.------84 gross national product per capita, category, indicating inflation of The Hartford Courant and the University of Connecticut’s required state housing In the first Adams, who was sworn in as commissioner added. the governor had said. 'The analysis of human misery suffering recorded. Angola, on scoring a 9, with a per capita between 7.1 percent and 9 percent. Institute for Social Inquiry, the newspaper reported Sunday. place and now that Lloyd is no commissioner two weeks ago, says Deputy Health Commissioner was done to see If various measures Africa’s opposite coast, compiled a production of between $251 and The United States received a Lloyd did not return phone calls , AP graphic G. Donald Ferree Jr., director of the poll, said AIDS is longer commissioner, he should not he’s happy to help Lloyd find a new Elinor P. Jacobson had said Lloyd for comment on his status with the of suffering could be tied to 91 and was the only other nation $500. The best rating would have rating of 3 in the growth of labor generally perceived as a serious health problem. But, he said, be there. job. was negotiating with Adams to Health Services Department or hi6 population growth rates, explained with a misery rating above 90. The Population Crisis Committee uses various Indicators required a per capita product of force, indicating an increase of 0.9 “ There’s a conflict of values involving individual behavior and, “ Since he’s no longer in the job. “ Dr. Lloyd Is in transition,” become an administrator of one of future plans. Dr. Joseph Speidel of the $15,001 and over. percent and 1.1 percent. above all, privacy that effects the level of public support for committee. A T THE OTHER end of the scale, to Index and compare human suffering In different Angola scored an 8 in per capita specific measures to combat this disease.” Switzerland had a misery rating of countries. daily food consumption, indicating IT RATED A SCORE of 1 on Of those polled, 67 percent said they favored distribution of free “ FOR THE FIRST time we have only 4. The United States rated 9. Its residents averaged between 86 average annual growth of urban condoms “ in places like college campuses or military bases, Developers reported set to hike skyline been able to look at a broad Ilie ratings were developed by 10 in 10 different categories of no misery rated a zero, and the percent and 90 percent of thrir daily population, which Speidel termed a where people are especially likely to have casual sex.” spectrum of human welfare and scoring each nation between 0 and potential human misery. Little or most misery rated a 10. Then the food requirements. A top score measure of stress. HARTFORD (AP) - Three de­ who oversees planning and northeast com er of Bushnell Park. missioned plans. But Society for- Driver charged In pedestrian’s death velopment groups are laying plans, development. Cutter’s Anthony Cutala paid (99.8 Savings officials have beeit! lining up tenants and shopping for He said Hartford Is "on the verge million for the 76,800 square feet of secretive. Father kills his kids, then himself money to build downtown office of establishing its place as a city.” NEW H AV E N — A New Haven man was struck by a car and space. Cutala said he need commit­ skyscrapers bigger and taller than, killed instantly as he walked on the shoulder of the highway and ’The newspaper reported that: ments for 30 percent of his space TACOMA, Wash. (A P ) - A only as Mr. Ross, said Sunday that father’s death a suicide. anything in Connecticut, a pub­ • And Society for Savings and an police said an intoxicated motorist has been charged in his • Oakleaf Development Corp. before he can obtain financing. four-day standoff with police ended the department would not expand lished report said. unidentified developer are plan­ Deputies tried unsuccessfully hit-and-run death. plans an 900-foot-tall, 900,000- when a father smothered Ms two onli Saturday news release. The developers are working on ning an office tower of at least No building in Hartford is more., Tuesday to serve a warrant on square-foot office tower a block toddlers, then shot and Mlled The cause of the children’s deaths Herbert Widdows, 24, was being held Saturday on $25,000 bond major downtown projects; two 980,000 square feet In the heart of than 38 stories high. When the,, Gregory Allen Shephard, 26, sworn west of the Civic Center. It would be himself, authorities said Sunday. was asphyxiation, and that of the on a charge of second-degree manslaughter with a motor vehicle have informed city officials and all downtown. 827-foot Travelers Tower was com-' out by his wife for domestic 10 feet taller than Boston's John Sheriff’s deputies used a scan­ father’s was a gunshot wound to the while intoxicated in the death of Edward McCarthy, 36, of New are expected to tip their hands In pleted in 1919, it was not only the violence, said Shephard’s landlord Hancock Tower. Oakleaf owners City officials said they hoped the ning device to discover the bodies head, said John Brandner, an Haven, Trooper Fred Hunter of the Bethany barracks said. the coming weeks. The Hartford tallest building in Hartford, but the,^ and next-door neighbor, Stanley Daniel and Joseph Friedman paid market — driven by rising land early Saturday. investigator for the Pierece County McCarthy was killed instantly as he walked on the shoulder of Courant reported Saturday. tallest building in New England and Moye. $9.4 million In July for their values and high demand — will be A sherlfPs department supervi­ Medical Examiner. He termed the From Our Meat Dept Interstate 91 with his wife and 7-year-old daughter afterth eircar “ I think you have three develop­ the seventh tallest In the world. 94,000-square-foot site. strong enough for two of the sor, who would identify Mmself children’s deaths homicide and the Shephard refused to respond, had broken down, police said. ers out there ready to build big • Cutter Realty Group of Stam­ projects to go forward. It became .Connecticut’s second- Widdows allegedly drove onto the shoulder of the highway and buildings and somebody has to do resh Barrel Brine Corned Beef ford plans an office and residential Daniel Friedman and Cutala tallest building in 1982 with comple­ something different,” said Hubert struck the victim, fled the scene and was arrested later at his complex of about 48 floors and 1.2 ackniwoedge they have begun work tion of the 89-story City naceS for your St Patrick’s Day Dinner home. Guest, an assistant city manager Drug puto hair 9 million square feet adjacent to the on major projects and have com­ building, which stands at 888 feet. " 9 State man guilty In drug cate on bald spots WALLPAPER SALE A FLAT C U T ...... * 2 . 3 9 l b . A Connecticut man believed to be connected to a large-scale Trailer maze puts firefighters to the test A HEAD C U T ...... * 1 . 4 9 l b . marijuana operation has been convicted of a felony drug offense ROCKVILLE, Md. (A P ) - A eooAn SMvra panel of experts is considering In Vermont District Court in Brattleboro. FA IR FIE LD (AP) - A frighten­ 30% DISCOUNT “ Our first objective Is to get you whether to recommend that the (lib. package) A jury on Saturday found Phillip Savva guilty of felony ing simulation of reality — heat, BACON ...... » 1 .9 9 ib . to be totally in control of yourself- Food and Drug Administration possession of marijuana, according to a statement from darkness, and tight spots — Is being UOOAOHOMt "lt’8 like a fun house," Mark Lyon, a with breathing apparatus on,” said,, approve for sale the first drug to Windham County State’s Attorney Dan Davis. Judge Paul used by the Connecticut State Fire On many Bindas, a Hartford fire lieutenant make hair grow on bald spots. STEW^ BEEF...... *1.99ib. Hudson ordered Savva, whose address in Connecticut wasn’t School to train firefighters in the Bridgeport fire department recruit, said as who, like all fire school instructors,' The drug, minoxidil, has been known, held in lieu of $1 million ball pending sentencing. use of emergency breathing he stripped off the breathing gear after a trip is a volunteer. “ The second thing is around for two decades but has Wallcovering Savva was arrested on Nov. 11, 1985 on Interstate 91 in equipment. * 1 . 9 9 h >. to get you to breath so that you get bMn licensed only In oral form for GROUND ROUND...... Rockingham, according to an affidavit. A state police trooper The fire school has a trailer through the maze In Fairfield. the maximum amount of time out of outfitted with a mate that lets treatment of Mgh blood pressure. It who had stopped him for speeding found 2 pounds of marijuana, the bottle.” works to relieve hypertension by Collections From Our Dell Dept I'A pounds of hashish and $13,000 in cash in Savva’ s vehicle, the trainers simulate the exertion and LAMD OlAMn difficult situations experienced by For many professional fire de­ opening small blood vessels. F eb . Id • document said. A side effect is that people taMng firefighters in a burning building. apparatus so that they become partments, the fire school van AMERICAN CHEESE...... »2.49ib. Lyon amended. “ I mean It’s built supplements recruit-training pro-' the blood pressure tablets, sold as March 29 After being drilled In how to more familiar with it and they’ re like a fUn house.” Study looks at costs of priests quickly don cumbersome breathing more ready to put it on If there Is a grams that already stress routine ■ Loniten, tend to grow extra hair — Firefighters undergoing ad­ donning of emergency breathing sometimes in places where they 7 7 equipment, trainees are forced to fire.” LUNCHEON LOAF...... *2.19lb. HARTFORD — Roman Catholics may find at least part of an vanced training have to endure gear. don’t want It such as the forehead answer soon to their debate over whether resorting to lay crawl on their hands and knees More than 2,000 Connecticut more than rookies. The Instructors through a pitch-black mate of firefighters have made their way and back. From Our Own Bakery (Manohatnr store oniy) professionals would cure the church’s shortage of priests. can pump up the heat to 130 But the van is particularly That set Upjohn scientists wond­ In a year-long study now getting under way, researchers will twisting corridors, dead ends, and through the mate since September. degrees, push smoke into the trailer Important for honing the skills of Htgowaaxnp crawl spaces that suddenly bemme The 40-foot trailer, built by the ering what would happen If they assess the economic costs of hiring professional parish leaders, and fill trainees’ ears with the volunteers who still comprise about as narrow as 2 feet. The heat is at National Draeger Corp. of Pitts­ made up a solution of minoxidil and IRISH SODA BREAD...... ’ l.O T but the effort will not address the religious or theological sounds of babies walling, dogs $0 percent of the state’s firefighv rubbed the concoction on a bald least 102 degrees. burgh, cost the state $180,000. barking, airens and people ters, Sandford said. consequences of shifting away from ordain^ clergy. scalp. To their delight, they found it iisa-eat 0 a * - 0 ren oaa 0 A » • 0 ret "Almost every fire there Is, “ It’s like a fun house,” Mark screaming. “ The study got started because of a particular problem the firefighters end up in the hospital, grew hair moat of the time. Lyon, a Bridgeport fire department The tanks used for training, filled “ We can bring an excellent Catholic church Is having in terms of providii^ ordalnwl and one of the main things is smoke recruit, said as he strippH off the The MicMgan company, with 317 H ig h la n d 8t. Rout* 44 priests," said Jackson W. Carroll, director of research at to a pressure of 2,000 pounds, are training program right to that visions of developing a product that inhalation,” said Wayne E. Sand- breathing gear after a trip through rated as having 80 minutes’ worth firehouse,” he said. “ TIiat guy who M anchB O tB r C ovsn try Hartford Seminary. ford, director of the fire school. the mate in Fairfield. would appeal to a market estimated E. A. JOHNSON PAINT CO. of air. In actual use, said fire achool will never go to a weekend (training at $6 million balding men, started HIGHLAND PAEK MARKET 646-4277 ’’They’re experimenting with a variety of patterns, one pattern “ Our goal Is to reduce firefighter “ Yeah, sort of ... ” his partner, 742-7361 Instructor Wayne Bindas, they are program) or never go to a firo full-aeale clinical testing in 1998 and Including deacons who are unpaid, but another pattern being for iQjurles from smoke inhalation, Dan Ortli, said somewhat 723 Main St., Manchester good for about 19 minutes because school now has a really tremeodoua. suboequentiy asked the FDA for paid professional laity.” and one of the ways to do that is to dubiously. of the physical exertion firefitfiters program delivered right to his approval to sell monoxidil as an train them In the use of breathing 649-4501 “ I don’t mean it’s fiin, really,” door.” anti-baldness treatment. ■ - MAHCME8TEB HEWALD, M w idt. M aili H, 1W7 MANCHE8TEH HERALP. Monday. Mardt 1«. iW7 -• 7 OPINION Many losses, much publicity In William Kunstler’s career

Postcard Idea . Kunstler is representing Marine him to go to Mississippi to assist By Jerry Schwartz The Associated Press Sgt. Clayton Lonetree, charged local lawyers representing the J a c k with spying for the Soviet Union. He Congress of Racial Equalitsr’s NEW YORK - Attorney William is a iawyer for Nico Minardos, "freedom riders.” He went rehic- is worthwhile A n d e r s o n Kunstler, who has defended politi­ accused with 13 others of plotting to tantly, but was electrified by what cal radicals, reputed mob bosses, smuggle U.S. weapons to Iran. he saw. accused spies, alleged arms "I became a different kind of Manchester is not exactly a tourist mecca, smugglers and even actresses, has HE SAYS HE’S taken some lawyer — totally,” Kunstler said. but it’s a shame that a visitor can’t buy a one major consideration when he is clients he thinks are getting a raw In ensuing years, he obtained a postcard showing one of the notable local asked to represent someone. deal "even though 1 don’t share court ruling of de facto segregation much politics with them,” but for in the District of ColumMa schools; sights to send home. And it isn’t the prospects for winning. the most part he likes to represent defended Stokely Carmichael In The Cheney Hall Foundation is proposing to "You’re playing not with an eye "a cross-section of whatever the Selma, Ala.; appealed the convie- do something about that situation. In the Reagan team on some scorecard for lawyers.” he Movement is in this country.” tions of blacks who challenged process, the foundation could earn some said recently. "You’re playing with In his first major civil liberties segregated seating on buses In case, Kunstler defentted a reporter Birmingham, Ala., and served as money to keep the historic hall in repair once an eye on history." Kunstler’s keen eye for what will for the Baltimore Afro-American special counsel .to the Rev. Martin it has been renovated and rededicated to had a hit list attract attention was evident last who was refused a passport rene­ , Luther King Jr. public use. week when a judge In Boston wal because he visited tbe then- Considered his greatest accomp­ refused to appoint the 67-year-old forbidden land of China. lishment was Kunstler’s successful Selling postcards won’t raise big amounts of WASHINGTON - Within days after Ronald argument that, under an 1868 law money for the hall, and it won’t put [k i p i n Kunstler to represent eight radicals Although he lost that case, he coueee Reagan’s election as president In 1000, a transition charged with trying to overthrow said. It "gave me a taste for a protecting ex-slaves, civil rights Manchester’s name on the tip of every travel team for the Incoming administration compiled a the U.S. government through a certain kind of law where you are cases should be removed from state M agent’s tongue. But it will serve a worthwhile secret hit list of 26 "leftists’’ to be purged from the series of bombings and bank dealing with national issues, consti- courts and placed in federal courts. purpose. Central Intelligence Agency. The conservative robberies. tutlons, and the rights of But to many, he is linked forever In a scene recalling Chicago in individuals." with the Oilcago 7 conspiracy trial, The first batch of cards probably will be blacklist Included Frank Carlucci, who is now the AdeXeie featuring the theatrics of Abble president’s national security adviser. 1969 and 1976, Kunstler shouted to Kunstler did not start out as a bought up in hurry by Manchester residents the judge. "Why don’t you recon­ Hoffman, Bobby Seale. Jerry The hush-hush plan to politicise the nation’s top A Coggt Guard raaoue hallcoptar hovars aij affort to raaoua tha 37 craw mambara radical lawyer. The son of a doctor, who have never bothered to take their own sider before It’s too late?" he grew up in New York and studied Rubin, Judge Julius Hoffman and intelligence agency failed, primarily because ovar tha 482-foot Sovlat fralghtar 210 of tha Cuba-bound vaaaal abandonad In the ever-colorful Kunstler. color pictures of their favorite spots. Federal marshals grabbed French at Yale before attending William Casey, who had served as Reagan’s miloa off tha New Jaraey ooaat, aa part of 20-foot aaaa. Kunstler and another lawyer. Columbia University School of The Judge wound up citing him campaign chairman and at first supported the "Take your hands off m e!” for contempt of court. But he was a A In a quick rundown of possible sites, Law. He passed the bar in 1948. star. members of the Cheney Hall Foundation proposed purge, decided not to follow through on it Kunstler shouted while being es­ Most of his early work consisted corted from the courtroom. of marriage, estate and business came up with these last week: Cheney Hall, of when he became CIA director upon Reagan’s UNLIKE OTHER leftist lawyers, inauguration. Rescued Soviet crew members law, with occasional cases for the Kunstler fakes some well-paying course: the Clock Tower Mill, now converted O p e n F o r a m The list of politically suspect names was IN AN INTERVIEW, Kunstler American Civil Liberties Union cases. He says he cannot live on to apartments; the ruins of the Pitkin Glass contained in a 18-page transition team report on the said the episode illustrated govern­ proceeds from his lectures and ment efforts to “ break up the THEN, IN 1981, the ACLU asked Works; the Cheney Homestead; the replica of CIA dated Nov. 22,1980—Just 17 days after writings alone get a dose of U.S. hospitality itinerant lawyer ... to attack the old Keeney Street School; the Bunce attempting to upgrade our high­ $610,000 with more pledges filling Reagan’s landslide victory over Jimmy Carter. lawyers who are taking the cases of School, now used by the Manchester Grange; Big tax Increase way department, provide a safe the mailbags dally. The total is The report was classified (then and now) "Top anybody who Is really disliked by Mary Cheney Library; the Municipal does not follow and accessible school building at shared by the Easter Seal Reha­ Secret" and was submitted to Casey, who approved CENTREVILLE, Md. (AP) - oly Khrustalev. engine malfunction left the vessel the government. They're going The Luck of the Irish Building; South United Methodist Church and Robertson, and remove asbestos bilitation Centers along with its general conclusion. Crew members rescued by Coast "Maybe they would like to go prey to 28-foot waves and 48 mph after the ‘have writ, will travel’ To the Editor: at all four of the schools. Camp Hemlocks. But not long after he took over at the CIA, Casey Guard helicopters from a sinking shopping to get the things they winds. types” 14KSCOOP ' Center Congregational Church; and a few old abandoned at least the recommendation to fire the Soviet freighter in an Atlantic gale need.” or go for a tour before The Coast Guard picked up a For more than a quarter century. houses and former taverns. In compliance with state man­ The nice surprise was the local rested at a Soviet compound here leaving for the Soviet Union on distress signal and dispatched Kunstler has epitomized that type. In Galway, Ireland, the Claddagh ring This is in regard to your article 26 supposed leftists. Carlucci, who was No. 2 man in ) dates, the School Building Com­ pledges called in on Sunday of the agency, did leave — to become No. 2 man in the today after wolfing down an Ameri-' Tuesday, said Aleksey Zhvakin, a three helicopters. Lt. Keith Comer, In recent years he has taken on a and pendant w’as first created over 400 years "Bigger tax bite boosts phase-in dizzying array of cases: The waterfall at Highland Park was mittee has been planning to meet over $26,000 for our region. This Pentagon at the insistence of Defense Secretary can favorite: cheeseburgers with Soviet vice consul In Washington. pilot of the first helicopter, said the case" March II. I have no quarrel first three crew members he Convicted Atlanta child- ago. The heart symbolizes love and mentioned. There are more dramatic ones in fire safety, health and handi­ money goes directly to Hemlocks. Caspar Weinberger. Carlucci’s place at the CIA beer. “ Thqse things are possible.” with revaluation since this has to capped c^ e requirements for The 34 men and three women The freighter, which was carry­ rescued were women. murderer Wayne Williams; actress the hands o f friendship. other towns, but none more appealing. was taken by John McMahon, who had been in FILIQREC be done every 10 years. However, some time and Is now ready to With the support of Bill Hunni- plucked from the heaving decks of ing flour to Cuba, apparently sank "It took 18 minutes to find a place Joey Heatherton, charged with FOR charge of clandestine operations — and who was f1f«v> Nobody mentioned the ravine in Center it does not follow that there could present its plan for Robertson to ford. Joe Swensson and Rotary the 482-foot Komsomolets Kirgizii Sunday in about 12,666 feet of water to drop the basket where it wouldn't attacking a passport clerk; Indian SHAMROCK also on the secret hit list. snag. When we got the ladies up. activists Dennis Banks and Leo­ HER Springs Park, a micro-wilderness in the be a significant increase on- the town. The Town Council has members, we collected early spent Saturday night at a New some 210 miles off the New Jersey They were hungry and frightened, nard Peltier; Darryl Cabey, one of $ 0 /1 9 0 center of town. Manchester property owners. been concerned about the age of checks and cash totaling over Jersey motel. coast, the Coast Guard said. $3,000. It’s the many donations by ANOTHER MAN on the list, R.E. Hineman, also On Sunday, they were taken to a "When daylight bri>ke, all they but relieved to get aboard,” Comer four youths shot in a New York It is easy to overlook the obvious. Consider much of the equipment used by subway by Bernhard Goetz: re­ The property tax is determined you that provide local children was promoted. In 1980, Hineman was deputy Soviet living compound in Washing­ found left was an oil slick and some told the Boston Sunday Globe. the fact that when foundation members were our highway department, and we The Soviets were taken to the U .S. puted Mafia boss Joseph Bonanno; by the budget and if the budget and adults with disabilities, the director for the National Foreign Intelligence ton, and then to a Soviet recrea­ flour sapks,” PettyDfficer Michael enlarged to ^ o w detail thinking of buildings with architectural remains constant the tax mill rate are also ready to bring our Center. He was promoted to deputy director of the tional compound near Centreville. Schultz said from New York City. Customs House in Philadelphia, survivors of the Jonestown mass proposal to a vote. These propos­ opportunity of enjoying the many then a motel in nearby GIbbstown, suicide; and Puerto Rican separa­ S 5 9 9 O appeal, they overlooked the very building would and should be reduced. Science and Technology Division. about an hour from the capital, "to Officials speculated the ship’s als as well as the asbestos programs we offer year-round. spend the night and have a good cargo of 10,292 tons of flour shifted, N.J., where they were accompan­ tists charged with a $7 million they were meeting in — the old Hall of Naturally there will be reasona­ What had the 26 CIA people done to incur the robbery. program will be explained in Why not visit the Hemlocks rest,” said Embassy attache Anat­ causing the capsizing, after an ied by an embassy official. Value •I20'"> Records. Manchester’s original town hall. ble increases due to higher wrath of the Reaganites? detail at the town meeting to be facilities to see your dollars in Men’s Claddagh's Also In Stock salaries, etc.. but this would have " (These) individuals are, in the main. Carter held Wednesday. March 18, at 7: SO action? Yourheartwillbe touched Qood thru 3/26/87 happened if there had been no administration proteges who advanced in grade p.m. at the Coventry High School by their courage, hope and love. and position during the past four years because of change in the revaluation. auditorium. The meeting will be SEE OUR FINE COLLECTION OF CHARMS, Contact me and I’ll gladly arrange their willingness to support leftist-oriented ST, PATRICK'S DAY adjourned to referendum. Welcome proposal Let's not forget the tax mill rate a tour. perceptions and programs,” the secret report in your discussion on this impor­ The March 31 referendum is an charged. It added: m m m m rsw ky You. the public, responded to to Improve water tant topic. important part of your town’s our urgent needs in 1M7 and the “ (T)here should be Immediately some key and 664 Center St., Manchester program for its roads and schools visible staff changes at the top, both for the internal William A. Porter society is most grateful for your The proposal by Town Manager Robert I hope every citizen will take continued support. morale of the agency and in order to reverse the 649-1018 Weiss to add engineering and field personnel II Carol Drive advantage of this opportunity and effect of Carter administration polides. Decent Manchester "Nobody But Nobody Sells 14 KT For Less! ^ to the water and sewer divisions so the town vote on March 31. If you are not a Elsie "Biz” Swensson intelligence from the agency is not likely for at can speed up the work of eliminating dead-end voter and desire to become one, Secretary, Board of Directors least six months in the new administration, almost Hours: Mon.-Fri. 8:30-5:30, Thurs. til 8:30 you may register at the town State Easter Seal Society regardless of what actions are taken, but a start pecials! Sat 8:30-5:00 ^ ^ water lines is welcome. clerk’s office during regular must be made." When the town set out to make major Important vote business hours. The report urged "the removal" of the 26 improvements in the water distribution individuals. In fact, it went further, pushing MARCH ^HbAAitfECIALS 6 system and to build an adequate water set In Coventry Joan A. Lewis strongly "a general recommendation that all treatment plant, it was assumed that To the Editor: Chairman, Town Connell Leltert policy deputy directors, the legislative counsel, the everyone in town would be rid of bad-tasting Coventry general counsel, the inspector general and the H o o d t o n d The Manchester Herald wel­ water. Coventry voters will be asked to comptroller be removed.” (One deputy director 168 Woodland St., Manchester GARDENS comes original letters to the was singled out by name for exemption from this People with some technical knowledge go to the polls for a referendum on DEAISOURPIUCES A editor. wholesale firing.) REPRODUCTIONS understood that dead-end lines, in which Tuesday. March 31. After voting in the library referendum on Feb. Telethon support Letters should be brief and to Cherrone’s Package Store A % water does not move fast enough, would 3 and the special election on the point. They should be typed or WE HAVE BEEN ABLE to determine the continue to bring bad-tasting water into some was outstanding current status of most of the people on the secret Print from Print SHAMROCKS $139 March 5, many voters are asking, neatly handwritten, and. for ease A A "From the Old Sod" homes, but most citizens did not understand "Why do we have to vote again?" in editing, should be double­ blacklist. Fbur are still with the agency, but that. And in any event, all users of town water To the Editor: spaced. Letters must be signed according to CIA and other Intelligence sources, Dewars...... » 1 0 * ’ 780 ad The answer to that question is A a. A have been paying the steep increase in water with name, address and daytime, only two of the 19 known to have left were actually 49$ "For Sr. Patrick's Gift Plants" that the library referendum bad to On behalf of the state Easter telephone number (for verifica­ forced out of their Jobs. rates brought about by the cost of distribution be held quickly so that the library Seal Society and Camp Hemlocks Irish M ist...... ‘ IB” 780 at tion) . A A GREEN CARNATIONS improvements and new water treatment. board could secure state funding, in Hebron, Iwouldliketothankthe The 17 others we were able to track either Print from Slide All users should be getting the full benefits “rhe date for the special election many contributors for their out­ Tbe Herald reserves the right resigned after lengthy service with the agency or Jameson...... ® 9^^7so«i A of the improvements. It is not possible to take was set in accordance with the standing support of Sunday’s to edit letters in the interests of went on to better Jobs elsewhere. Forexample, 894 each 3/$2»o care of the many problems all at once, but state law. The three questions on telethon. It was the best we had in brevity, clarity and taste. Robert Dean, then an assistant national A 49$. X* Address letters to; Open Fo­ intelligence officer specializing on the Soviet BEER!!! anything the town can do to speed the process the March 31 ballot address the five years Connecticut has longtime problems that have participated. rum, Manchester Herald, P.O. Union, left to accept a top post in the ^ t e A A is a good idea. faced Coventry for years. We are Wednesday’s count totaled Box 891, Manchester, CT 06646. Department. Harp Lager (12 ot. Bottle*) • a • ...... • 1 8 ” SPECIAL TABLE The fact that Casey never implemented the ARRANGEMENTS wholesale political housecleaning was confirmed Guineas Stout <12 <*. »»«k.)...... §21^ ^ by one ex-agency man on the Mackllst. "You can’t $488 ^ $788 characterise this (Casey) period as a purge,” he B u s c h (12 M. exm)...... • Chasing dreams: Tm happy to be 50 toM our reporter Lisa Sylvester. "You can’t call it SALEM NASSIFF meat-axing. I was aware that some people were Completa Lawn Cars by SCOTT’S WASHINGTON — The news of the day does not Then there is the Mountain Man of Wyoming. He less welcome than others. I survived certainly for Photo Studio 8REENVIEW "6REEN-FR0' normally respect one’s circumstance. Neither is it is.84, he once packed the U.S. mail on horseback, three years of the Casey entourage by keeping a • S tR M iS t 4 bag full Saaaon Program and he may be tiie world’s leading authority on the 4 bag ayatamg very much concerned with sensitivities. Yet even relatively low profile. (But) in the end It became 024 M iddle TWrnpilce East, MaiicAester RriiTri. $ |;q s 0 with this in mind, a recent story from the U.S. faMed Wind River Range. He started walking tiie quite un^easant.” 5.000 aq. ft. ’$ 5 7 5 0 Navy’s Pacific Fleet was a Mow, no, a thunderbolt T o m wilderness when he was a boy, and he’s climbed 236 643-7027 643-7368 Raa. 'raw NOirofw.y to the happy way I iook at myself. mountains so far, one of which bears his name. When the list of 26 names was read to him, the formerCIA man said; “ItmakesabsoluU^no The story concerned a new directive from the T M c No, everything is not delightful in the group. One sense. The people they’ve Identified, you would call 9 admiral of the fleet. He said it was proposed for the woman who lives alone says she hopes rtie does net them the best and the brightest. Eveiyone will tell 9 general weal. He said too many people were livetoseemybookpuMIshed. Yelshemerely FAIRWAY DEPT. dropping dead from regular exercise, and he you they are outotandlngly successful people who represents what most others avoid. They say they ’S 978 Main St. therefore excused the service requirement that 48- rose through the ranks. H I’m on the Ust, Fm proud 646-1717 l i m n l i will not be too old until, as John Barrymore said to be.” GO W IT H Manebaatar to 80-year-old salts be able to run a measured first, regrets began to replace dreams. MC/VISA STORE WMrB.94/9tt.Mc» distance. BRASS KEY Green age, hubba-hubba; and so is my early sweetheart, ANOIHEH EX-EMPLOYEE, Joe Zaring, "From the Basics fo the Impossible to Find, The real news was that the admiral had been in Margaret O’Brien. Jane Fonda is likewise on the THE IMAT DOES NOT usually happen at 86. Old former national Intelligence officer for Western too many battles without his helmet. I turned 80 brink, and I can’t think of anyone I*d rather RESTAURANTS you should come here first!" should always and property resemble die Europe, saM he had been unaware of the Ust, and Carnations this year, and it is startling to be calied feeble for celebrate a Mrthday with than Mary T !| ie r Moore, unattainable future. Gary Hart may be Just setting the first time, particularly in error. The French are called it "tiie silliett tiling I ever beard of.’’ Ifc GREEN! unless it would be Dinah Shore, who, gnlp, has Just Ms sail in life; and Fonda is In the prime of her added: IMeitw thadM Cal * CailMB Fnmleg * K*yt Mad* at least dipolomatic enough to refer to my moment become 70. is featuring their annoyance. Bach of us, I drink, resists age by "Some of ns on tiie list were professionals who 79

1*6« MMOM vaudevillian in Maryland who now does gigs In the jeXNNE a. maweXTH...... ClroulWen 1 Flotml ArrmKirmtmHjor AllOnm oin But never mind the dotrtiside. Loretta Swlt is my nursing homes. fieri and I get tiwt oM, and that good. t*za^tts»-ufiiss-ufks^ $ ■ - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. March 16. IW7 MANCHESTER HERALD. Msudav. lE »rtl» fjlT - f ------helped pay legal fees VS.IV/fM tm B r ie f Hungary marchers Coiitro figlit mo¥66 to Sonali , w ' ... eeek democracy '4 0 of convicted spy, radio says WASmifOTON —‘Hw flgM over 8pendiiU foe eoBtra rBbsIa ia NiearagBa mevss to tlw Ssaata thia weak aftsr a neaae fobaff to r raakteHtRsagaa. and pregroaa is axpsctad toward saactniaBt an abortive liSg revMution againot t ____ - mm, .m ------^ * * w * a * k ByOseras John •v Mary Sttfor upby lownr-level Defense Ministry Pollard's contact, to try to eUett the. of a loBf4falaysd Mghway MU, poaaiUy wftli an iacrsalao in tbs Tbs Aaeoclotsti Frstf Austrian rule. Tlw AMOctatctf P rm officials without government names of other AmericaaB spying aatioaal spssd Umlt. Police generally have shown f t ^ authority. for Israel. Wbfis tbs fran<0 Btm arms affair bsipsd foal a strong symbolie BUDAPEST, Hungary — 8hoa^ reotralnt, but last year they uaed JERUSALEM - D sfeu e Miida- Rabin said the operation has been "A key figure in the prseecutton. vote against eontinosd aid to tbs contras in tbs Houss last wssk, ing "W e will net be enslaved any trunebeona to break up a similar t«r YHiliak R«M b w M today that Asmnntled and that since then of Pollard said, and I’m quoting.; Ssnats Democrats worsn't sore tbsy eouM do tbs same tUs wssb. longer!’’ about 2,999 people unauthorised demonstration. no ono haa a p M for laraol in dw "Israel has not carried out any ‘Prom my point of view, M ia can _ "1 don’t bavo bigb hopes of winning,” said Senate Majority marched through Budapert and The moot tenoe confrontation be the ch M of the ISi-aeH air force if UnRod Statoa sfnco the ISSB arreat espionage activiUes in the United Loadtr Robert Byrd of West Virginia. cheersd dlasMents who called for Sunday came when the proceoafon of convieted ai>y Jonathan Jay States.” you give me another nanw o r ; Byrd plans to offer a feaolutlonTiioadaytodisapprovatbofinal democracy and a wttlidrawal of tried to march on Pariiament. PoDard. "Let me make it clear.... There names,’” Rabin said. fW million in a fIM miUlon aid packago Congress approved last Soviet troops from Hungary. Twenty motorcycle patrolmen ^00 Earlier this month, the United • W Local media reporta meanwhile are no Americans or non- headed off the dmonstrators and Mates formaibf protested Seila’s year. Evan if tbs Senate approves tbs resoiation, Rsafan’s "Long live the right of asoembly, aaid larael h n paid |M,SM toward Americans that serve as spies for eertnin veto could not be overridden, lawmakers say. directed them away from the Poilard’a legal expenaea. The Israel against the United States,” appointment as cMef of one o f; of free epeeeh and of a free preos," iegiolature. former U.8. Navy analyat waa he said in a speech to American Israel’s m ^ prestigfoos air bases Gyoergy Oado, a diooideat writer The marcbore then converged on aentenced thia month hy a Wadiing' fundraisers at Hadasnh Hospitai at Tel Nof. Sella has been indicted Ewiowmsnt Rnksd to contra scanctel and translator, toM the demonotra- a nearby shrine where an eternal ton court to life in priaon tor aelliim on Momit Scopus. by a U.S. grand Jury. tors Sunday. "L oiw live Hungarian flame humo in memory of Lajoo U.S. military aecreta to larael. However, RaMn was less em­ Rabin criticixed the United States ■ WASHINGTON — Tbs National Endowment for Democmcy, democracy, Ioim Hvn freedom! ’’ Battiiany, who led the 1848 rcvMu- 1 ^ ^ larael ra privately run endowment ie obacure no more. stratoro, but did not directly ” We hope that the day will come oppoaition to the nilea and without cans had been spying for Israel.The RaMn said. The New York Timea wrote a front-page atory that deeeribod Interfere with them. when we aloo win be able to stand at the knowledge of the political Hundreds of Israeli passers-by in ; North’a operation ae the endowment’a "aecret arm.” Further "W e will not be enslaved any an eternal light in favor of Imre ^pfMtO Post quoted U.S. Attorney Joseph echelon." E. DiGenova as saying the issue downtown Jerusalem signed a Btoriea appeared when an organiMtIon admiMatering four longer! ’’ the crowd chanted, quot­ Nagy,” said Gado. Israeli Foreign Ministry spokes­ was raised during interrogation of letter of support for the Pollards on ' endowment granta waa linked to the Iran-contra controveray. ing a poem by Petofl. Some laid N a iy is officially a non-person in Lebanese Lotto man Ehud Gol, asked about the Sunday. When the endowment board mat laat Friday, a network telovlBion wroatiM and bouquets at the foot of Hungary. He was buried in an Pollard. A report, replied; "W e know nothing Rabin also said an unidentified “ We ... reject with Asgust the crew waa there. the Petofl monument. unmarked grave in an out-of-tlie- A Syrian officer of the speciai security among the 7,500 troops who arrived in about it.” U.S. prosecutor approached attor­ way Israel treated you in your hour A North memo deacribed Ma democracy program aa $4.S The ribbon on one read: "H ie way Budapest cemetery. forces in Beirut checks a Lebanese the Lebanese capitai to enforce security, Israel has said Pollard, 32, waa neys defending Israeli Col. Aviem of sadness and need,” said the milHra In "aaaata’’ to help the Nicaraguan contraa; "atx aircraft, people have the right to have Gado also drew c h e m when he lottery ticket recently. The officer is part of a "rogue" spy operation set Sella, who allegedly acted as letter, addressed to the Pollards. warehouaea, aupidiea, maintenance facilftiaa, ahipe, boata, rights; Rights for the people.” spoke at the monument to Lajoo leaaed houaaa, vehlclaa ordnance, munitiona, communfcationa Another sign, referring to thou­ Kossuth, another Hungarian leader equipment and a 6,520-foot runw ay" In Coata Rica. sands of Soviet troops in Hungary, during the 1848 revolution. The read; "D o not take Hungarian revolution failed to win independ­ soidiero abroad, take the foreign ence for Hungary but eventually led Tamils suspected in fatal bombing of Indian train Schools fall In tsachsr hiring ones away from us.” to near-equal status with Austria in Western observers estimated the Hapstarg-ruled emigre. APrtWM WASHINGTON — Moat achool diatricta deaerve faiUng gradaa that 2,090 people part in the Demonstrators cheered when By Bhaewun Singh Island nation of Sri Lanka. How­ in Madras said. The train was Police said the driver and two other bridge supports and leaflets left took for the way they go about hiring new teachera, the Rand Corp. march. Police gave no estimate. another dissident, Tibor Pak, com­ The Associated Press ever, Sri Lankan Tamil separatist headed from Madras to Tiruchira- men In the engine were killed. near the crossing hailed Tamil Slugging It out Unofficial demonstrations imU- pared the crowd to the October 1958 groups headquartered in the south palli In the south. Police said a section of track rebels fighting for independence in aaid today. rectly opposing Hungary’s Commu­ demonstration that sparked the MADRAS, India - Police said Indian state of Tamil Nadu dis­ Police said no group had claimed appeared to have been removed Sri Lanka, only 18 miles from India The think tank. In a atudy funded in part by the U.S. Tw o boys watch six sIu (N crawl to the finlah line during nist government have taken |dace anti-Soviet revolt. He called on today they had found “ vital clues" avowed Involvement. responsIMlity for the bomMng. before the explosion. at the closest point. Department of Education, urgad achoola to overhaul their since the early 1970s on March IS, a Moscow to withdraw battalions Slug Feat VIII In Monte Rio., Calif., Sunday afternoon. In the bombing that blasted an The powerful, remote-controlled "Certain vital clues have been “ We have absolutely no doubt More than a dozen bombs have recruitment and hiring pollclaa and to stop such practices as national holiday commemorating stationed in HuiMory. About SO slugs competed to be crowned King Molluek. express train off a railway bridge, bomb went off at 4:45 a.m. Sunday obtained, and it 1s expected that that this was a case of sabotage,” gone off In Tamil Nadu since early dumplni new teachers into the most troubled scbools. killing at least 24 people and on a railway bridge Just as the train some arrests will take place in a K.K. Rajesekaran-Nair, Inspector last December, mostly believed It also urged states and local districts to eliminate arbitrary injuring more than ISO. began to cross it near Ariyilar, day or two," a Madras police general of police, told ’The Asso­ detonated by Tamil extremists. salary limits that discourage the hiring of veteran teachera, such The United News of India said the about 160 miles south of Madras. official said today, speaking on ciated Press on Sunday. He headed About 50 million Tamils live in as the policy in Mesa, Arlx., of crediting an incoming teacher death toll rose today when rescue The explosion sent the train’s condition of anonymity. a police team that searched the site Tamil Nadu state in southern India, from out-of-state with no more than five years' experience. Cruz says contra Infighting should end workers found two more bodies in engine and eight cars crashing The Madras-based Hindu news­ today. and India’s government has been II harriers to teacher mobility were removed and the beet the mangled cars. It said more about 20 feet into a dry riverbed paper said today the bomb went off United News of India quoted trying to mediate a political settle­ teachers became “ free agents," the report said, "teaching might WASHINGTON (AP) - Arturo “ I wanted on the one hand to tion of Calero, head of the largest opposition.” bodies were believed still in the below. Police said three coaches at one end of the 600-foot-long police sources as saying a camp of ment between the Sri Lanka be viewed quite differently by the public.... It would increase pay underscore the need for reforms,” He said the contras are in wreckage. were left dangling from the bridge, Cruz said today that his departure rebel army, who was forced out bridge as the train headed onto the one Sri Lankan militant groups, the government and Tamil militants and preatige.” “ serious trouble" that can be Police said they suspected the about a third of which collapsed. structure from the other end. from the ieadership of Nicaragua's he said today, adding that his because Cruz and Robelo threa­ Tamil Eelam Liberation Organiza­ there. The in-page study, “ Effectiv Teacher Selection; From surmounted only if civilian author­ bombers were Tamil militants The total number of passengers “ The driver, hearing the blast, tion, was cordoned off by police ’The leaflets demanded more contra movement removes a "po­ resignation also was proiqpted tened to resign unless he stepped Recruitment to Retention,” said principals often tend to hire ity can dominate the movement linked to Tamil rebels fighting for a on the Rockfort Express was not seemed to have applied the brake, today and searched. official use of the Tamil language in larizing factor” that has contrib­ “ because we must demand from down. people they are familiar with as Substitute teachers or “ and also If that same leadership separate homeland In |in nearby known, the Southern Railway office but to no avail,” the paper said. Police said said posters affixed to southern India, rather than Hindi, AP/Nancy Cafpemer uted to the rebels’ divisiveness. the United States a clear definition Asked if his own departure would volunteers, or those who are most persistent in calling about "Now they will have no excuse.” of its commitment in Central turn the contras more to the right, has what it takes to face up to the vacancies, not necessarily those who are best qualified. he said in an interview from Miami America, in particular Cruz said; United States and demand a clear with ABC-TV's “ Good Morning Nicaragua.” “ I had to remove a polarizing definition” of U.S. Intentions in the Siow neactions spur wave of campus bigotry, officials say Blacks limit own tuccast America.” Cruz was considered more mod­ factor which was perhaps my region. Cruz, whose presence as a erate than the two men with whom presence in the movement. Now civilian leader of the contras was he had shared the directorate of they will have no excuse.” By Leo Mltgong only were colleges slow to react, but Amherst attacked ten black stu­ Interest in the recruitment of Student’s Guide To Colleges,” and those responsible for distributing WASHINGTON - Black students Intentionally limit their seen as a key factor to win UNO — Alfonso Robelo and ex- The Associated Press I suspect that a number of things dents in a brawl somehow related to minority faculty, administration an English professor at Brown racially offensive posters and succesi in school or try to downplay their achievements due to He added that Robelo “ has to director Adolfo Calero. The al­ are happening on campus that the New York Mets’ World Series and students and that interest University. fliers. concern over whether friends will criticise them, a study says. congressional support for adminis­ prove how willing he is” to take the EMERGENCY liance was fraught with internal An apparent wave of bigotry would tend to give students the idea victory over the Boston Red Sox. doesn’t seem to be alive any more.” The administration denies that it e Bates College In Lewiston,. This fear of being accuaed of "acting white” is a major reason tration proposals to arm and supply contras to a more moderate or Fire — Police — Medical against blacks, women, Jews and that minority Interests are of This month, racial tensions at the There seems to be an attitude, she has backed down on a commitment Maine, cancelled classes on March • black students lag behind other racial groups in school the rebels, resigned this month as disputes, stemming from efforts to conservative position. other minorities on college cam­ diminishing value,” Wilson said. University of Michigan prompted a said, that " if there’s no violence to civil rights, with Assistont 4 and held an all-day teach-in o n ! achievement, said anthropologist Signlthla Fordham at the one of two leaders of the contra exert civilian control of the contra Cruz expressed hopes for talks DIAL 911 puses stems from changes in the Wilson said the 40-member board hearing on that campus’s prob­ going on, it’s OK.” Attorney General William Brad­ sexism after two male students ' University of the District of Columbia. umbrella group, the United Nicara­ armed forces and resources. The between contra leaders “ who really In Manchester "national mood” and from schools’ of the council was so concerned lems. Among the Incidents; fliers “ I think It’s clearly part of a ford Reynolds saying last month; pinned condoms and a computer- • "This problem arose partly because white Americans guan Opposition, or UNO. dissension led to the recent resigna­ want democratic changes in the slow reaction to changing values, about bigotry on campuses that It declaring “ open season” on blacks, national mood,” said Robert John­ "W e have had for the last six years printed picture of a penis on a traditionally refused to acknowledge that black Americans are higher education officials say. agreed at Its most recent meeting racist graffiti, and a student disc son, director of minority studies at the most active and energetic law female biology professor’s door. ' capable of intellectual achievement and partly because black ■4 Shocked by increasingly frequent last month to make it the main Jockey who broadcast racist Jokes. St. Cloud State University In enforcement program in the field of e A Wellesley College trustee Americans began to doubt their own intellectual ability, began to A check of campuses across the reports of racial slurs, sexism, and subject of Its next two-day meeting Minnesota, where Japanese and civil lights in our history.” resIgnedInFebruaryafterstudents - define academic success as white people’s perogatlve, and began Ireland feud heats up PENZOIL physical attacks against minority scheduled for May. country suggests a more extensive other foreign students have re­ A check of campuses nationwide 6 protested her remark that black.; ( ^ ) to discourage their peers... from ‘acting white,’” Fordham said. students, at least some college Three incidents, in particular, problem. ceived hate mall. “ I Just think the found that: employees at her firm preferred She drew her conclusions from interviews over a one-year BELFAST, Northern Ireland Steenson and McCarthy were LUBE, OIL, FILTER The Stemfard ofPnteettOh leaders have begun to confess that brought the issue of campus racism Some say blame properly lies Reagan administration has made it e On Jan. 26, a cross was burned selling drugs to working. period with 38 students from an unidentified District of Columbia (A P) — A guerrilla group that split traveling by car Saturday night SlneeJim 9 r they were slow to recognize the to the fore. with campuses themselves for safer and more permissible to In front of Purdue University's Vanderbilt University ordered e high school that is 99 percent black. from the IRA claimed responsibil­ through Ballymurphy. a Roman most cars problem and act on it. Last October at The Citadel, a letting commitment to minority express these sentiments.” Black Cultural Center. On Feb. 11, H2.95 Its fraternities and sororities in ity for killing one of its own Catholic enclave in west Belfast, " I don’t think there's been a great military academy In Charleston, Issues wane. " It seems to me that the mood of the words "Death Nigger” were January to make a good-faith effort . founders and accused him of when gunmen stepped out of the deal of leadership on the part of S.C., five cadets dressed like “ It seems to me that we have a the country, as orchestrated in BRAKE SPECIAL found carved into the door of a to integrate racially and ethnically Annual reports may ba endangarad triggering an internal power strug­ shadows and riddled the car with university presidents,” said Regi­ Klansmen broke Into a black reversal, that we’re going back­ Washington, D.C., has said to a tot counselor's office. or be shut down. gle that has claimed at least nine bullets. Both men were badly nald Wilson, head of the office of freshman cadet’s room, shouted wards,” said Mackie Faye Hill, of people that all the things we were At Northern Illinois Univer­ B B Z K E g BtAB BBAKtB e e At the Philadelphia College of WASHINGTON — The typically glossy, photo-filled corporate lives since December. wounded and died In a hospital minority concerns of the American obscenities and left a burned paper director of learning support servi­ once concerned about in terms of sity, 11 students face possible Textiles and Science, a Jewish annual report may be the next thing to hit the endangered species The Irish National Liberation early Sunday. plus parts plus parts Council on Education, higher edu­ cross. ces and minority programming at promoting equal opportunity don’t *29.95 suspension for racial harassment, ritual tent called a sukkah was list, thanks to the Securities and Exchange Commiuion. Army (IN LA ) said Sunday that its Police reported the attack, but mINCLUDBS: Ntmoval 8 ftaplaot. Inetpll iroke Shoot, AAoehlne cation’s chief Washin^on lobby. Weeks later, white students at the Linfield College in Forest Grove, matter any more,” said Barry and the university Is offering a 1500 vandalized last fall, and swastikas The SEC, the body that supposedly required corporations to snipers killed Gerard Steenson, 29, did not identify the victims. Pock Bcorlnflt, Machine Retort. Orumt, Cleon Adlutt S Iniptet “ There's no question about it: not University of Massachusetts In Ore. ‘ 'In the '60s, there was quite an Beckham, author of the “ Black reward for the identification of were found on a school building. prepare the annual report, has told the business world that it a founder and former military A day earlier, the IN LA said It Intpect compenentt. componentt really doesn’t care much one way or the other. leader of the group, and his killed Fergus Conlon, 35, whose *- The commission still insists that corporations give share- associate Tony McCarthy. body was found Friday night near TUNE-UP Researcher: Teens need reason to say no " holders legally required financial statements, but aside from It accused Steenson, nicknamed the border with the Irish Republic. I that, the content of the report to shareholders, "as with any “Doctor Death." of organizing a Police said he hPd been shot. 4 cyl. *34.95 : corporate communication not prescribed by the commission’s "series of terrible atrocities The group claimed Conlon on the preliminary findings at a just now reaching the age where lower risk category for eventual WASHINGTON (AP) — Teen­ ' rules, is a matter for the company’s determination.” against our movement.” worked for British intelligence, but 6 & 8 cyl. *44.95 forum sponsored by the federal they are most susceptible to drug drug abuse. agers are unlikely to "Just say no” - The SEC issued its opinion earlier this year In a private letter to Ireland’s Roman Catholic pri­ did not say whether the killing was Chock our low, low Tire Priest to drugs unless their parents and government last week.' use, Hawkins and his colleagues In addition to the group started in linked to the IN LA's Internal feud. . General Motors Corp., but released the letter to the public once it mate. Cardinal Tomas O Fialch, 50 Month Battery — *59.96 Instelled teachers helped them succeed at "Youths who have failed to acknowledge that they are not yet the first grade, the study also 'The INLA was formed in 1975 by m : recognised the import of its decision. GM said it wants to make appealed for an end to the IN LA ’s home and school during their achieve much success in the able to take the last step and state involved a one-year program bloody feuding. breakaway members of the Irish 01 ' the report more readable, but it also wants to save money. fd elementary years, a Seattle re­ classroom and who have lost their that those children will use drugs aimed at about 1,000 seventh “ In God's name stop the slaugh­ Republican Army after the IRA searcher says. commitment to school by mid- less than their fellow students. graders In five schools. ter. much of It amongst'former ordered a temporary cease-fire in Mucf4M Cwiter m StrMt HmuK sem et J. David Hawkins says merely adolescence are likely to have little The plan, if current financing by friends and comrades." 0 Fiaich its campaign to drive the British out 646-2516 informing teen-agers about the motivation to use skills to resist However, Hawkins says he has the National Institute on Drug Mudslides kill 17, hurt elx said In a statement Sunday. of Northern Ireland. W e i i c l m t t r effect of a drug does not discourage drug-prone Influences even if they been able to document scholastic Abuse is continued, is to follow the MOSCOW — Torrential rains and mudslides destroyed a dam use and actually may make them have such skills," Hawkins said. and social traiU among the study 1081 first graders, now in the sixth in southern Tadshikistan today, killing 17 people and leaving 22 more inclined to try it. “ Such youths may ask, ‘Why say group that, according to earlier grade, through the 10th grade to see Railway workers Based on that premise, and on no?’” research, should place them In a if the projections hold true. missing, the Tass news agency reported. earlier studies that have identified The six-year-old research pro­ Another six people were hospitalized in serious condition, the strike In Rome categories of youngsters most gram — in essense a sort of official Soviet agency aaid. It said that after heavy rain and E. A. JOLLY AGENCY likely to become drug abusers, remedial parenting and teaching mudslides destroyed the dam, water from a reservoir swept ROME (AP) — Railway workers Hawkins is overseeing a long-range course — is based on the common n u iONANZA INONfH OF SUItCH through the village of Sargasan. held a 24-hour strike today at e research program involving 1,053 sense idea, documented by re­ Tass reported from the Dangara region near the border with Rom e'! main train station to search, that a child who Is rela­ protest disciplinary measures pupils In 18 Seattle schools. It is Afghanistan that "a critical situation haa taken ahape" in the B designed to measure the effective­ tively happy at home and success­ Kulyab and Dangara agricultural areas. against about 20 employees. 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— » — -w— sr By Judd Evantorf Rsest reports Itovapetntod to a 6pUOO0. Syracuse finally gets The Atsoclofad Erast crisis hi priaenovarcroirfflag. with Oilers He said Lopes had made an the state fw t approachhv the "enormous contribution’ ’ daring HARirOltD - Rarmoad M. d,tfP-fnmato capacity of its system. his 3t years ia state servioo and Layaa caaM ramafa at aeltaf The General Assembly tMs spring "the governor’s decision reflects raiaiBlasIsair of ean acUta wall is enpocted to apprera milliont of that Lopes, asMe from this’derelie- late dw aaraawr avaa ttMagh Gaa. doBars for addHtons to existing tion’ is a very competent person a second tourney win W M rniA. O'NaneaaeiadedLapaa facMtlea and planning money for and Is able to guide the department was g rtty a l daiaHcttea al daty. toroogh this p ^ o d ." Oa P a k .«, cyilain ^ Lopao ha ‘Hw state Is alsa in the middle of a Asked if be thought the episode the Orangemen to the foul line in a waidd aat ha raayyaiafad M carrac- toderal lawsuit over prtoan over- By william Katas wHb toe doctor was a strong enough deeparation attempt to catch up, daa oaffiRilatiaaar altar thagasar* crowtMng, Sandberg noted, and "to Tba Atsoclotad Press reason to tonniM Lopes, Bookwal­ i^rnwuse boilt fts advantage to aar*a staff faaad ealdaaee that leave that position (correeffon ter said, "Th e Judgment w u toe SYRACUSE. N Y. - Syracuse 99-76 late in the game. Layaa had faBad to porsae allaga- eamndtsfoner) vacant in a critical governor’s JudgnMnt... and 1 don’t and Florida both apt^ied oM- "Derrick (Coleman) and I knew tioao that a doctor werUag for the thne would bo anwtoe.’’ think K’s poosfl^ to second-gnoM EDM(»mH«, Alberto (AP) - fpshioned work ethics to over- inside as we could expect with their we had to «to a better job inside on Canaetioa Dapartraaat was trad- O’Noin atoo decided not to that Judgment.’ ’ The peMqr EdoioatoB Oilera pH- wbrim their opponents a m 6 set the big guys,” Boehefm said. "I their Mg people, tlwy were getting iag drags for saxaal farors from reappoint Dapaty Correetioo Com- Don Sevas, service repmenta- tend padu finam toe Hartford rtage for an unexpected riiowdown t h o u ^ that was the difference, we too many e n y backets and re- tnaataa. misslenar Jwbos Mnger because of tive for ANCME Coanefl 4, the Wholera' defetme all night en raoto in the NCAA East Regionals. played good man-to-man and boumb,” Syracuse center Rony Tha gararaar's lagal comisal, Jay the aUegations against the doctor, imion represenflng 1,SW correc- to a 81 deeisien and their sfxtb No. 16 Syracuse, 26-6, switched to trapped a little bit out of it and a lot Seikaly nid . "In the second half we W. Jaehsoa, said LapM' caadaet but has aritod Singer to stay unUI a ttonal guards and othw staff, said stralgM National Hockey League » pressing man-to-man defense In of the shots we got were off our decided if one of us was going to get amamtod to darrtlcth» of duty. new commissioner Is sworn in. he forad it hard to argue with vfctory. t i e final 20 minutes of its game defense.” beat the other one was going to Bat ia a totter to Lopas, tha James R. BoekwaHer, ombofto- (TNeai’s decision to keep Lopes on. Mark Mbnier led a peatering against Western Kentucky Sunday The win ended an NCAA Tourna­ help ’ ’ goaaraor artted him to rooMia as man for the Department of Corroc- “ You cannot have a department attack Suntfoy i d ^ for toe Oflera r - y p - i r . to spark a 62-point second half that ment hex for Boeheim. who had Sherman Douglas led a balanced aetiBg eommiasioaar aatil a ro- tton, siM be beeves O’NeiD made like this without having a captain at with two goals and an tMsist in a gave the Orangenten a 104-86 taken Syracuse to the Final 16 five Syracuse attack with 27 pMnts, ptaewnaat is foaad “becawa of all the right move. toe wheel,’ ’ Sevas said. “The .'W. four-foal second period. One of the m victory. times but had never guided them to vtolle also dishing out eight assists. tho good thltofs yoa have dooa ia tho "TUs is a very critical time for nature of the business we’ re in, I IM goals came on a breakaway while Florida used a tough match-up two straight wins in post-season Seikaly finished with 23 points, pMt.’* the department," Bookwalter said. can understand what the governor Edmonton was short-handed. zone against a bigger Purdue club play. That’s now over. Triche had 21 and Greg Monroe Wayne Gretzky and Ifent Nilnon Last week, O’Neill appoiiMed aa "It’s in toe middle of Mgotiatlotts Is doing." APpMIe and received some inspired play IT e Hilltoppers, who finished added 26. each bad a goal and an asstst. eight-member commis^oo to con­ on a major prison-overcrowding He said, however, that if a from freshman center Dwayne their season 29-9, gave Syracuse all Asberry led the Hilltoppers with duct a aatioawide search for a new case, it’s undergoing consideration rank-and-file union member were Grettoy's ^ 1 was the M ist o f Ms On tfw nw nd Schintzius and reserve forward it could handle in the opening 22 and McNeal finished with 26. commlastoner, aprocessthegover- of new construction and there is toe foiffid ^ I t y of dereliction of duty, career, tying him with Man mkfta Melven Jones to upset the seventh- period. Behind the shooting of Brett Vernon Maxwell scored 24 points aor said coidd take several moaths. day-t»day overcrowding sHuatkm be orrsbecouldf she could be forced to midergo for eighth place in the N H L career ranked Boilermakers 88-66. McNeal and reserve forward Bryan and the 7-2 Schintzius added 21 as A "The governor felt be (Lopes) that demands leadership that’s counseling, suspended, or fired. Nicola Simpson, 14, whose heart visited in a hospital in Belgium recently scoring list. " ’This is a blue collar team.” said Asberry, who scored 12 points Florida surprised Purdue, the riionM stay on and shepherd experienced and has the capacity to Lopes has maintained that the "We gave the Hartford defense­ reportedly stopped beating for three by her sister, Linda, and father, Anthony. Gators Coach Norm Sloan, whose apiece. Western Kentucky, pulled region’s No. 6 seed. Jones had 13 men a lot of troaM e," Oliers’ through as much of the prison grapple with toe problem.’’ governor’s decision was "ptdltlcal" hours after she was pulled from the Florida team is making its first- to within 42-40 at halftime after points, ntostly from the inside, and cocoach John Muckier raid. "They overcrowding laitiatlvas at possi­ farther, be said, "It’s important and that bis handling of the doctor’s Nicola’s condition continues to improve, ever appearance in the tourna­ trailing by as many as eight points. six rebounds in 24 minutes of were tunring the puck over a great ble,’’ said Jon L. Sandberg, to note that the commissioner’s case was not enough to support hla freezing North Sea following the Herald according to hospital officials. ment. "You don’t have to be a playing time for the Gators. O’Neill’s press secretary. ‘dereliction’ referred to a single ouster. Of Free Enterprise ferry disaster. Is " I felt very good at the half. Our deal tonight. I would imagine they MIchaelangelo to have a good kids clawed back in it. but this is a ’ "They did a great job of taking it had maybe 3828turnovers an night basketball program.” very good Syracuse team,” West­ to us and shoving it down our long. Their nnke growing Jim Boeheim’s Orangemen may ern Kentucky Coach Murray Ar­ throats,” said Purdue Coach Gene "When we can cause ttat by our have displayed a little more flnese nold said. Keady, whose team was eliminated speed, it works to our advantage.” in subduing the Hilltoppers. but the In the second half. Arnold found at the sub-regional level for the Gretzky’ s ^ 1 came on a breaka­ Syracuse coach credited his de­ out just how good Syracuse can be. fourth straight year and finished its way early in Uie second period with fense with the victory. The Orangemen scored the first season 288. the teanm at even strength. At 6:22. Study shows homeless kids abused, need medical care " ’The story of the game was the seven points of the second half and Troy Lewis and Everette Ste­ Messier did the same after picking job Howard (Triche) did on Tellis opened up a 87-43 advantage with a phens had 18 points apiece to pace up an errant pass during a Whaler the Boilermakers. By Jill Lowrtnea Iceberg," aald Judy Hall, executive continue their Journey to the coast. Frank. He’s a great player and 18-3 run during the first five power-play. woritera reported. Howard just didn’t let him get the minutes of the period. Nilsson scored Ms first gral as an Tha Aatoclotad Eraas director of ‘Travelera Aid Interna­ “ The children were a mirror of Enraged when It was not given, he ball or let him get anything.” said The Hilltoppers drew to within Florida and second-seeded Syra­ Oiler on an Edmonton power-play tional. "W e’ve raiaed all klnda of "I think we found the tip of an iceberg," said that hopelessness and were much ignoved other suggestions and Boeheim, after 6-foot-8 Triche held 61-87 with 11:33 to play when Frank cuse will match up in one of the East at 16:12 when bis shot from the point WASHINGTON - Among the queatlona. We’ve got to do aome- more letiiargic and unrespouive,’’ stormed out of the Mfice with his Judy Haii, executive director of Traveiere Aid the Sun Belt Conference’s player- and forward Clarence Martin each regional games Thursday at the beat Hartford goaltender Mike nation’a bomelaaa are tbouaanda of thing about tola." family. Hill said. "W e are seeing children Meadowlands In East Rutherford. children who often anffer abuae, Internationai. "We’ve raised aii kinds of OtiiOT study findings: of-the-year to just 12 points and four scored a pair of baskets in an 8-0 SyracuB«’6 Ron Seikaly pulls down a rebound over Liut. whose development Is betiM de­ reboui^. The 6-10 Frank averaged spurt. But the Orangemen N.J. North Carolina, the country’s Messier got Ms second o f toe need medical care and do not attend DAVID LIEDERMAN, executive layed aa result of the stress the • The traveling families had 78 Western Kentuck/s Bryan Asberry (50) during th ^ questions. We’ve got to do something about of 18.2 points and nearly eight re­ stretched the lead back to 7863over second-ranked team and region’s niitot at 14:23 after a nice prasiag ■chool, aaya a atudy rrieaaed today director of the child welfare group, family being homeless. Their fu- cMIdren staying elsewhere while bounds a game. the next four minutes. top seed, will play Notre Dame in NCAA Tournament contest Sunday at the Carrier Dome. friay in the Hartford zone involvfng by two aodal aervice groupa. aald toe atudy flndlnga Indicate the atoilts travriing alone had IM this." turM are being affected by what’s "Defensively, we played as well With Western Kentucky sending the other game. The Orangemen advanced with a 104-86 victory. newcomers Nilsson and Reijo The atudy of famillea and lone there may be aa many aa 400,000 children UvliW e ls ^ h e re — with happening." Ruotulainen. aduHa aeeking help at ’Travelera children who have a bomeleaa current and former spouses, 'file study aald one fam ily with Hartford’s Kevin Dineen spoited Aid officea in eight citlea found parent or no bomea themaelvea. famillea who apend weeka and friends, relatives and foster Involved spouse abuse — three children ages S and IS months, en AiM^ Moog’s bid for the Oilers’ first eight children for every 10 adulta "Homeleaaneaa 4a a chlldren’a montha on the road aeeking J(rtM, times the national average. parents. route from the Midwest to the shutout this season with a goal at interviewed were either bomeleaa. problem and we need to look at it houaing or relativea with whom to • Nearly 60 percent of the Southeast in search of employment, 8:68 of the tirird period. In footer care or otherwiae affected that way,” he aald. atay. families interviewed said they had ONE IN FIV E of the traveUng had had been living In toe car for six 'Assisf pushes "W e didn’t play our usual fast­ by their parenta’ homeleaaneaa — ’The atudy, a pilot for a national "Thia population la trying. children had spent the previous lived or were living with relatives weeka. ’The toddler, given some skating game with the pressure on even If the children themaelvea effort, waa conducted at Travelera They’re a motivated group. night in a bus or train etation or a and friends. Forty-five percent said toys to play with on the floor, looked the puck, we didn’t finish our weren’t on the road. Aid officea In Waahington, Tampa, They're moving around because they were beaded for new destina­ vehicle; one In four had spent the bewildered. "The little boy had dweks at all," raid Whalers’ coach Of achool-age children traveling Fla., Detroit, Milwaukee, Salt Lake they want to improve their life," tions to find Jobs, and 48 percent previous night In an emergency forgotten bow to play In a large Jack Evans. "We can play better with their parenta, 40 percent were City, San Franclaco, Loa Angelea Liederman aald. shelter; 27 percent had been with open space,” the study said. were going to relatives or friends. DePaul onward than that. not in ichool, aald toe atudy by the and Houaton. Social workera inter­ Loaa of a Job waa cited by 44 • More than three-quarters of friends or relatives; 11 percent had Another family with children " I was impressed by Edmonton, (Ihild WMfare League of America viewed 404 bomeleaa adulta travel­ percent of toe famillea as the the families that had bem homeless been at a hotel, motel or rooming ages I {fnd three months applied (or By Mario Fox they moved the puck extremely and Ti^velera Aid International. ing alone and 100 bomeleaa famillea reason they left their last perman­ (or more than three months had house; and 16 percent had been In help In the West. Tlw to M e r had The Associated Press well. They have a good team. But so traveling with 001 children, aver­ lived with friends or relatives. Ten percent needed medical care ent address. Fifteen percent said their own homes. bruiaea on her forehead and had no M idwest do we, and I expected a better game and 10 percent were auapected of age age of 0. they could not pay their rent and Forty-two percent left because the The longer the families had been shoes and socks. The father said her ROSEMONT, III. - DePaul, with than that from our guys." being abuaed and-or neglected. Hill aald the atudy la the flrat bouring was Inadequate or they another IS percent said there was a homeless, the more hopeless they shoes were in the van, tIM r what Coach Joey Meyer thought Hartford forward John Anderson attempt to find out about tranalent were asked to leave by the residents. "1 think we found toe tip of an family crisis. Half the crises became, the Travelers Aid social residence. He wanted money to was an assist from above, and LSU, 77-73 advantage with 1:49 to go. was cut near the eye when be on the upswing all season, have But it was his well-executed miss stumbled trying to cheek an Oilers’ ascended to the final 16 in the NCAA of a free throw wfth 12 seconth player and caugM a part of a skate Tournament. remnaining in regulation that made b la ^ , but wasn’t seriously injured. Obituaries Journalist enters third year "The Lord took care of the Mets, it all possible. Edmonton defenseman Paul Cof­ he took care of the Giants and I With New York-based St. John’s fey suffered an injured ankle on 6 Continued from page 1 luncheon were Eric Jacobsen, the guess he took care of someone from leading 6868, Comegys made a Beach. Fla., and Joseph Desroches Thomas J. Leone of Rocky Hill; Dineen’s goal and didn’t return to Emttt Q. Schllltr son of former hostage David the Windy City today.” Meyer said basket and was fouled. He angled of East Hartford; another brother three daughters, Lena Rosella of the ice. The extent of Coffey’s an American Baptist center today. Jacobsen; Elaine Collett, the wife Sunday after DePaul — tying the his free throw so the ball would Ernest G. Schiller, 67, of Water­ and two sisters in Canada; seven Manchester. Mary Santinl of Ver­ injury wasn’t known. Also scheduled to attend were the of hostage Alec (follett, and rela­ game following an intentionally bounce oof the rim and give DePaul ford, died Wednesday at Lawrence grandchildren; and four great­ non and Josephine Leclerc of Edmonton defenseman Kevin Rev. Lawrence Martin Jenco, a tives of hostage Joseph CIcippio. . missed free throw — beat St. John’s a chance for the tying basket. The and Memorial Hospital, New Lon­ grandchildren. Manchester; a brother. Joseph Lowe said the victory, which kept former hostage, and Waiter Mears, On Sunday, American Baptist 83-78 in overtime in the Midwest ball was topped to Rod Strickland, don. He was the husband of Mary ’The funeral will be ’Tuesday at Conti of Hartford; a sister. Lucia the Oilers three points ahead of A P vice president and executive congregations around the nation Regional. who scored as the buzzer sounded, (Bagdiglan) Schiller and the 8: IS a.m. at the Callahan Funeral Macca in Italy; 18 grandchildren; Philadelphia Flyers in toe race for editor. held a day of prayer (or the "When we were 1-8,1 said at the sending the game Into overtime. brother of Roland Schiller and Mrs. Home, 1602 Main St.. East Hart­ 24 great-grandchidren; and two first place overall, was the Oilers at "Our presence here today is an hostages. time we’d be in a national tourney. I “ I didn’t think a free throw was Shirnel Weiss, both of Manchester. ford, followed by a mass of great great-grandsons. their best. admission of (allure, and our Mrs. Say, speaking Sunday at a AS photo didn’t say the final 16 or even the going to be any good to us," said He was bom in Hartford and had Christian burial at 9 a.m. in St. The funeral was this morning "W e have to play this way from shared frustration Is that we do not Baptist church in Washington, NCAA Tournament,” LSU Coach Comegys, 66 percent free-throw lived in the Waterford area most of Mary’s Church, East Hartford. from the John F. Tierney Funeral here on in in orderderfoi for us to be ready know who failed,” Mears said In D.C., asked worshippers to send a Ohio State’s Jay Buraon (12) looks for during their Southeast Regional game Dale Brown said after after the shooter during the regular season. his life. He was the owner of the Burial will be in Mount St. Benedict Home, 219 W. Center St., followed for the playoffs," he said. "W e’ve remarks (or delivery at the spiritual message to her brother breathing room but doesn't find any as on Sunday. The Hoyas rallied for an Tigers eliminated Temple 72-62. He added that he "has had a lot of MIJOY Fishing Fleet. Cemetery. Bloomfield. Calling by a mass of Christian burial in St. got to be happy with the way we’re luncheon. and toe other hostages. "But nothing suprlses me. I (eel so practice missing." He also is survived by a daughter, hours are today from 2 to 4 p.m. and Bartholomew's Church. Burial was he's surrounded by Georgetown’s 82-79 victory. playing at home right now. "The only certainty is that It was "Send them waves of love and deeply about these players” “ We said going In that you’ve got Mrs. Paul Brockett of NIantIc. and 7 to 9 p.m. to be in St. James Cemetery. Bobby Winston (4) and Perry McDonald "Historically, we’ve been a good two granchlldren. Memorial donations may be not Terry Anderson. He did his Job, com fort," she said. "L et them Those victories advanced the to play hard every night and get the road team and If we can play the ‘The private funeral and burial in made to the Alshelmer's Disease wrote the truth, and asked only to know they are not forgotten and winners to a semifinal showdown right bounce. Today, we got the same sort of game on the road, we’ll Fairvlew Ometery, New Britain, Association, 705A New Britain keep doing so." that God will sustain them until Friday In Cincinnati. right bounce," said Meyer, whose be In good shape for the playoffs." 8 . W B lb u s t were held at the convenience of the Ave., Hartford. FrancM Mears said a free Terry Anderson they reach their day of freedom." DePaul blew a 18point lead, Blue Demons climbed to 282. family ’The Taylor A Modeen Frances (Smith) Weibust, 74, of "writing about the agony of Le­ In Anderson’s hometown of Lo­ Career outings critical rallied in the final seconds of Gomegys finisbi-d with 18 points. banon, would in these two years regulation to tie before finally Teammate Kevin Edwards led the Funeral Home, West Hartford, was BBmIcB RBCickaB Newport. R.I., died Friday In rain, Ohio, Mayor Alex Olejko In charge of arrangements. Newport Hospital. She was the wife have done far more to reflect the proclaimed today Remember winning in overtime. way with 26 and Strickland added 16 Memorial donations may be Bernice (Olesen) Racickas "Re- of Kenneth L. Weibust. real grievances of a suffering Terry Anderson Day for the second Dallas Comegys was the differ­ as DePaul won before a home Celtics ence for DePaul, which blew a made to St. George Armenian kas,’’. 68, of Windsor Locks, died Before moving to Rhode Island, people than the kidnappers ever consecutive year. crowd of 16,999 at the Rosemont l8polnt lead In the second half. He Church. 22 White St., Hartford Saturday at Hartford Hospital. She she lived in Manchester for 20 will achieve by holding him hostage "W e had not anticipated two of Horizon. was the wife of Alfred C. Racickas and silent." these days," said Jack LaVriha, for the Hoyas, Kansas sank a tie-breakingjumpshotinthe "You come from behind, you MII4. years. While a Manchester resi­ and the mother of Mrs. Thomas dent. she was a member of the "Newsmen are accustomed to chairman of toe Free Terry Ander­ overtime and followed by making control Please turn to page 18 (Ann) FInnigan of Manchester. North United Methodist Church and asking questions and getting son Committee. two foul shots to give the Demons a Edwin F. Wlallcika She also is survived by another its choir and a member of the answers," Mears said. “ Terry’s "W e’ re hoping the terrorists By Tom Solodlno Manning, a junior who hit on 16 of 26 shots from the field and 10 of 12 free Edwin F. Wielicska, 74, of Rock­ daughter, Gladys L. Racickas, at Manchester Association for Re­ colleagues In the A P are going to would have some compassion," The Associated Press Southeast throws. His previous high was 40 ville, died Thursday at Rockville home; a brother. Arthur Olesen of tarded Citizens. keep asking questions until, at last, LaVriha said. "H e must be lo c k ^ Knicks points against Notre Dame earlier General Hospital. He was the Enfield; a sister, Midred Olshesky Besides her husband, she is we get the right answer: thathelsa up In a cell wondering who’s next." ATLANTA - Kansas All- TERRY ANDERSON In the season. husband of Yvonne (Farrands) of East Hartford; and several survived by a sister, Margaret free man." Anderson lost both his father and American Danny Manning had a "The game boiled down to By Howard Ulmon WielIczka and the brother of nieces and nephews. Abrocrombie of San Francisco, . . . story to toll Also scheduled to attend the brother to cancer last year. career-high 42 points while George­ Hoyas to a 82-79 triumph over Ohio Kansas getting the ball to Danny The Associated Press Anthony Wielicska of Manchester. The funeral was this morning at Calif.; a son. Dr. Roberts. Weibust. town’s (Carles Smith had a career State. Manning, and him completing the He also Is survived by two other the Windsor Locks Funeral Home. of Moorhead. Minn.; and two — as both schools advanced to this Georgetown. 28-4, after its 13th action." said Coach Charlie Spoon- BOSTON - New York’s three brothers. Frank Wielicska of Hart­ 441 Spring St.. followed by a mass of daughters. Nancy W. Weibust of week’s NCAA Southeast semifinal consecutive victory, meets Kansas, I hour of the Mid-(7ontinent Confer­ tallest players were sidelined by ford and Stanley Wielicska of Christian burial In St. Mary’s Boston, Mass., and Karen L. round. 2810, Thursday in Louisville, Ky. CLIP AND SAVE ence champions who had a 18game injuries. It hurt the Knicks. Itdidn’t Windsor Locks; two sisters, Helen Church. Burial was in Mount St. Weibust of Newport. R.I. Manning’s efforts guided the No. No. 0 Alabama faces Providence in winning streak snapped In ending do much for the Boston Celtics 9 Cardalico of West Hartford and Benedict Cemetery, Bloomfield. The funeral will be Tuesday at 1 20 Jayhawks to a 67-63 victory over the other semifinal as the NCAA 9 Its season with a 286 record. either. Doris Ryan of East Windsor; and p.m. at the Cavalry United Metho­ Southwest Missouri State Sunday at field was narrowed to 16 after Plum bing the Omni In Atlanta, ending the Sunday’s play. "The Kanaas attack begins and While the defending NBA cham­ several nieces and nephews. dist Church in Middletown. R.I. ConcBttB Ltont ends with Danny Manning, and it’s pions were going through the The funeral was this morning at Burial will be in Middletown Gl.I.) Bears' Cinderella changes, while "W e had a decided height advan­ motions, the team with one of the the Ladd Funeral Home. 19 Elling­ Concetto (Conti) Leone, 98, of 69 Cemetery. Calling hours are today Smith, a sophomore who averages tage down low and all I tried to do a solid game plan," said Spoon- Jensen St., died Friday at her hour, whose club brought 1,800 fans league’s worst records was going ton Ave., Rockville, followed by a from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. at the Problem ? 8.9 points a game, scored a was go down and post up and the home. She was the wife of the late through the O ltics’ defense andnd mass of Christian burial in St. Newport Memorial Funeral Home. career-high 22 points to pace the other guys did a great Job of getting Salvatore Leone. eating away at Boston’s big lead. Joseph’s Church, Rockville. Burial Newport, R.I. Leaky faucet, fourth-ranked and top-seeded the boll into m e," said the 8foot-ll Please tom to page 18 was In Grove Hill Cemetery, She was bora in Italy, and she was Then Larry Bird scored 19 of his Rockville. a resident of Manchester for more gam^high 88 points in the final 8:24 than 7S years. She was a communi­ plugged toilet, of the first half toI puti Boston back cant of St. Bartholomew’s Church In Memorlam on top in its 118104 victory over the R o i i m o E. DtBrochBB and a former member of the St. In loving memory of Elsie Swan­ any plumbing problem... Brophy captures pentathlon KnicksCksr Sunday. ‘ Romeo E. Desroches, 60, of 13D Lucy Society of Hartford and the son who passed away March 16, “ We came into the game not DauifliterB of Italy. ready to play," Celtics’ Coach K.C. Carver Lane, died Friday at a local 1978. fourth In the high Jump equaling his personal best She is survived by three sons, NEW HAVEN — This time, a national Jones said. "W e had no Intensity convalescent hospital. He was the Call at 8feet, 2>A-inches and he turned in a 2:83.78 husband of Eva (Caron) William Leone of Vernon, Anthony Another year of missing you. championship. and no respect for the opposition Brian Brophy, who has his share of state honors clocking in the closing l,008meter run. Desroches. J. Leone Sr. of Lebanon and Your loving family because its big men were missing. to his credit, added the pentathlon championship at "This was the best high school meet I ’ve ever He was bom in St. Sophie, " I don't Urink they could bellevcit the Pathmark National Indoor Championships to gone to," Suitor said. Canada, and he lived in East BOLAND BROS., INC. when are tied It," raid Bob Thorn­ 7 7 his list of accomplishments. Brophy, the Manches­ Steve Gallacher competed in the 800-meter run Hartford for most of his life before ton, a forward who was forced to ••Since 1935" ter High School senior who is George Mason and, after some rough moments including being moving to Manchester. He waa the start at center for New York University-bound in Fairfax, Va., outdistanced the knocked down in one heat that necessitated a former partner and president of ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. because 7-(oot Patrick Ewing, 7-1 field of competitlors from throughout the country re-run. turned in a respectable 2:00.4 clocking. New Entf and Propeller Service. He Bill Cartwright and 7-1 Jawann 649-2947 with a total of 3,939 points in the meet at Yale In tfris’ competition, Manchester High junior Oldham sat out the game. was also a former employee of INSURANSMITHS SINCE Laurie Smith, despite a spill in the opening University. . . . . , ^ The Celtics cruised to a 1828 lead Hamilton Standard Division of 88meter hurdle event, took ISth place out of 10 Brophy’s nearest competitior finished with 3,860 16:48 before intermission. But New United Technologies, where he and receive the same fast, professional, entrants In the penthatlon. Smith fell in the hurdles worked in the space and life 1914 points. York got 21 of the next M polnta to “ What made it so good was that he was consistent but finished, earning her only 166 pointo. She did systems division before his retire­ and courteous service for which we have charge in hront 46-43 with 1:88 toll In and close to his personal bests in everything,” said come back in two of the final four events, setting ment. He was an active sportsman. the first half. school records In the high Jump (8feet, 8inches) Besides his wife, he Is sui^ved ^ built our reputation over the last 52 years. Manchester coach George Suitor. DePaul’a Dallas Comagya praparaa to firs a shot during “ We talked about their trapping 649-5241 B r o j^ placed first in the 68meter high hurdles and the long Jump (18feet). Both topped the field two sons. Raymond R. Desroches of Sunday’a MIdwaat Raglonal battia against 8t. John’s at before the gam e," Boston guard In 7.77. He was second in the long Jump at 21-feet, She tossed toe shot put 68(eet, (4-inch and turned in Bloomfield and Normand J. Dea- 65 E. C«ntBr 8tr«Bt Jerry BIchting said. “ They have a ••Your satisfaction la the BolancTs Personal Promise." 4to-inches, first in the shot put at 88(eet,8>A-inches, a 2:81.1 in the 808meter run. tha Horizon In Roaamont, III. Comagya waa a kayfigura In roches of Enfield; two brothers. ManehMiBr, Cl. itarnMpiwaU Wllbrod Desroches of North Palm J DaPaul’a 63-75 ovartima victory.

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L f R l K T u i p M » Temgfe Cemeti Jetm O R Sey blamed the offlefagfBf. 1 come hwcfc, go ahead then let it sNp NikHa Wflsen poshed Ms 2 fe g 2 lf. away in die feet 25 geeemfs," 9t m u . Bi-noond center, RemeB Rlraa. WV«fVTMK< M iifa CdReft Lee CeriMeeccR "Theym' were posMnf oa 4«t ef onr fsfmeirted. set.’’ CbMiey seM. 'T yeffed at the I. T . ^ _ rCarjjaWw a > ^lw jSSr The Redmen. finfsMng 229, reA « a « m m i a a M X Mnv>7147, NMa offlefafs and they wenwd me they n a w n w m 7«-a»«i4yM m »ii Red earrfy fn the sectMid half to tie ■wnaveMkaTeWB woold can a leidhideal if 1 kefE H » n 9 n m m the fa m e 97-97 « « a ApofiN sfiot by op." Mark iaekeo*. He led St. John's 3 SiT S S I S ,T>iird PMiotf— Noff*. P«nom* a. a, TMaa a Nikita Wilseo, a 29, IBAfNiOBd a a « » Ml m a.»aw.awMii wHh29pehrt«. forward, n td fce HMihTi poab 1U$«. gamtl, RR. ______- ______e« MAT T« LSU’s wee wHfi its Freak De- "1 wasn't poshing him areowd. a a 7 R » Wl1lia WWW. ^ M H U i wuiw. Toronto fenee. a pair of Wifsoea and a guy a a a n m m S M t on fOR d r ubh i» > i» ■1—ai . towlRf i7wt='^**'Q& RWioinitff— Monopo City ffow cooM I? ” Wibon asked. “ He’s a a 7 71 Mi Ml a tjwiipwi a i ^ i — ML _ ^ LiOWBW a . a or. v M ^ 11), named Joe. much bigger than I a m " M a t R 87 le Rowor-gRiy Ono OoT aiM itvm .MMM uwwumia.am. ColttoriEi Anthony Wibon led L8U with 91 a a 7 ------I; WWaiBoe 1 g f l MRwn, Jeo 4. ToitiRy 13 (Cvon* 11. ToM Ctayotand CbflMy aaM be was not bothered OaBWa DRiuH, MonlonjM fHol»a TMNii—LoaMMw a. ir Tompa 21. points, iecfiMHng three Apolirt by LSU defenae in the second half. abitwMv, RMUMr a fm . baskets fa the firM half while ORroR a a a A— i^ a t ^ L Darryl Joe flnisbed with 19 pebita, "Their defenae was to ear HUng. M. IdOuM a a M **f*r*o— Oan ReCroary. a . Louts They played mmhto-man," he saM. lyWWWRWO a a • „ _ _ LhwmMn— Don Khadiio, SwadtHiwK. D M IM IJM lirtTBIfn nine In the faal three mimrtes. dNeage a a 11 a a « MV S9D91 K rrwciico n r I w n Nikita Wilson, Is not related to But Brown, who maintains few Taronlo a a « a ai m fr. JBIET i (75) Mpnttoal teammate Anthony, added 16 points opponents have flgnred out Ma . Gtops 2 n V3 12, tones Aia-5 lABross Son DMpe defense, aafd, “ ft may have looked x-edmoRan M M S « 3M 87 RInP Iff. ftipirtiiitci 108 » 1 41A Brusr34 VI A Jeckeen 2 8 4 4 8 for LSU, 2AI4. X-Coaory 41 a 2 « a « 85 Lpukdone Sksta 7X f ^ t j R Rygdwax2lMABetdiA4MiAHemp(ei-2 Houftan "W e h ^ e the chemistry,’ ’ Nikita like ma2 l2 man, hot H wasn't." x-wirwiaew a a ■ m t o m B i ^ i c i i M d i • u m a i a a otmaui 99, OdX LewtaMOdO Tdtols8-432147A PhitadstaMa Wilson said. Tempte, 92-4, suffered from cold M LMAnoan a a • « ai la NOW York shooting m d trailed 91-91 nilh It: 19 vaxwuv T a a • m m i im MeOonMi-1“ R « « v n » < g i 7 » T I » BRPAELtHI WWsbw'uh Brown said LSU ezmfused Tem­ x-cRnclMd DtovRT M r LMier1-21-2&eill!»MlAa4 M ntan»i OiMdps 1-1 33 A Oretne AO M 1A Leo Angelos a s ple a defense be describes as a bft. The Owb clooed to within 91-99 f M a a r o i >4ic jotwwwiwae. iNenAigs-snL ScM oneiO ig gxBRia, 3241 vs. buhe, 3 M . Coimnys AM 35 11 Mwordb 215 27 8 Cinckinatl combination of eight or nine on Mike Vreetsryk’s sixth Apoint OitooBor •ootan 4, M , 32X VS. Leutatono Stato, 23)4 Shicktand A15 " 44 M, LOUX VI 44 ‘7. NOTE: Spnvsauad eomot count ki basket with 8:14 left, but Joe ORrelf rr f"fVIlfwIOTOtw 4 A TataNama-at B ru ri^ 32'VI 1 Toksta 8 M 8 -B 8 standingi, ttoodo twt , dffenses that can he changed N.Y. Ulondiri 7. Nfw Joney & OT mwwiiie— ..... - ______DsPuu(4X«..___ h Jehn’s8.3polnt quickly on an inbound pass or answered with a Apointer of hb N.Y. Wungf i 3, fWiburghb o rg h! io T dsota a . John's 47 (Jackson 3A itsmrts a. Louts X*c!nS!xta^?*'*" signal. own. and the Tlgera (HMSted the rest edWwiHon 1 Bgitato 1 _ n ie r s -n *9 n TMnw gw At a Indtona-Dute winner vs. DePoul- VI), DsPMil 25 (Edwards 1-X Loux T-i, Boston 7, Now York Mots 2 KMte M 3 4 IX e ji. joiween i -a M a , “ We used the freak defense and it of the way on free throws. mtogiMItla I, Montreal 3. M ------f t r - ' Loutatana a. wtnnsr StaMldBnd 41). Peultd out— Erust, Houotan 4, Atlanta 3 Toronto 4, Calgary 4 T ^ A14 i» w a , oaenifiHi' MA ioMI, Grssno. Rebounds St. John's Eotltmons 7. Chtaw REIta Sox (m> 9. took Temple out of their game,’’ Vreeswyk led Tempte with 94 WMoWngten 3. a. Louis 3. tto M 1-21, ^^091109011~MR0een>' a t w i z 8 (Jenos D), DoTtopi a (Comogys W). WWsbuiuh 1 Chtaoee WhWO Sox (Os) S. points. OuoMcO, S-7MW TotONIMI aetMt. Jtaitata—a . John's l4(JacksenD,DoPaull4 PhllodOtphta 5, Konooo ORy 4 ■ f s A (ariekland15). 5). TotolT M touts—' ' .a...... John's 8. Montroot 7, Los Anastas 5 MMnoooto 4, CMeooo, 2 AT _____ Doi^14.A— 1AM. Minnosoto 4, NSw York: YoiYonksss (Ss)7 Dotroit 1, atnnigoo ), M . I geintgoats OwenMrs, E.A. Jetwoon. Kansas Stole 9>, Texas 7, Toronto 1 8 kwHnas ^yVfVOQOT^nTWi 9r la, y , * touted out— Liefer, Lu e «, theOT. NevedpHLos YsoosTl Mono!ZSL t9 Son Dtapo D, Ctovotontf • UH9IUIIIU9I Mt nDrTnifll I Negoundi i eottie■ la t c n if 11) , Soerg- UCLA TXOmtral Mk| M N ^ » Oakland 7, Contamto 3 rtwnlo « (T y M 13) ieotnea Mottle 4, MEsaukoo 3, D kwlnao Manning and Smith N.Y. islongori at Mentrool, 7:M g.m. «. jSSgenmi y. Otiew ______i R ^ n Chfeogo Cube IS, Son Prancioca 4 n^« _ lO^W aOCrOfelWI^w At T i osig. Arta. NOW York Yankees W 3, Dotrow 2 . Booten at Dotroit, 7:a o r . . a TeetinleoN i eottte Coodi Bkxefstut r Lueos. A— W ja. towo 7X Santo Q ora 8 Los Angeles at awwnglon, 7:a p.m. -n ^E i PdeamAitPm TA AmonoR.OT f t m H V n f K N.Y. Wongori at WiWoMlptilo, 7:a o r . «41 — . _. _h 7X M ortd 4i Louts 1 Ostrew 4 iead Kansas, Hoyas CMcoge at Minnesota, i ;a p.m. .347 4 Oktahomo T ^ n j g j g ^ Houston 8 NSW York Mots 7 BRMo at Calgixry. t a g.m. mfl4 ] • ukmiis^eiifpwiioi TEXAS4IL PASO (■ ) Chtoepe WMto Sex 1 NSW York Yonksss 1 New Jersey at Botwonton, 7 :a g.m. : : IS SdPM^^RRr# diBn^h T7 Sandta440«t. 0atas4n)-2H, RMhmend Contlneed from page 13 defensive specialist,” Georgetown OuoMc at Vancouver, Kha g.m. .3R w AtSsEiaBpOto,eiM AD 47 8 ttardOwey A7 M D, JOckson Montroot 8 , LOS Angstos • Coach John ThomiiThompson said. "But .313 n ______OR) ALOO V 0 M 8 Konaoi 41 7-77 21 H, Etockor A n 22 ACanwb4l)A7 PWtodOtphlo D, Ptttabui a i 5 Cage7-I4»sw aMie4-i2> 5iABenlaniin ta g m u C LA a OW,StallwerihOOO«,OmWl04ftTe^ Kansas Cliv 8 , Tsxos ■ to Atlanta. he did a darned good Job of n M .MS — A7 M i valentine > n M AWOodOon Ssndde, MMeeh M 3287-128 Mtnnoseto D, Toronto 3 The Bears had stunned No. 13 changing his reputation today. Now M t n 4 , V M i n 1 a a a t i m AM A7 a, Doney Lt M XCoreton »4 »4 AtTemsn. Asta. tBWA m Aftantol BotWwxxo o we call him our outside ahooter." A OordOn AiS M W K e m ^ A t x m s . Oklahoma 8 Ptltaburgh 8 MorMO 0-M 8 D 8 , Gombta 47 23 M, CMvstondi, Contamto i Clemson in Friday’s first round, a a .3 » wv!t Thompson said he knew ‘ ’Smith OoMon State a a .472 It Jeiineen24l-». Totais4»iWW2SWl. Iowa M, Texoo-EI Pmo Lotwus 27 V2 7, Armsirong 54 34 1A Mnwoukoo 7, SoottM 4 holding center Horace Grant, the • 11—1 M 49 .375 M>/r 23357, JonosM» M M M A( Moo 24M5,------Son Ofigo vs. Oakland, pgd., rota Atlantic Coast Conference player of could shoot, but he wasn’t diHngR. 1 # 4 g-4 tlioonix Lit. LAK EM (TtS) V4 V3X Leronson 2824, NeovesM Son Pronctsco X Chtoogo Cubs 3 L.A. cuppers 11 51 .177 »A the year to 16 points, only two in the want him to look to shoot," a«H n g toned— tiene. tenoWy-Cote, Mor x-cHncMd Green 35 M A WOrttiy 310 7-W IX 999.10Tgtata»5ia____ >27S4:------11: A»dut-JaMarMi-2a,E.JonnsonAi3448, Nsvade-Lot VOeos, 8 1 , vs. Wyoming, itaWWnio UTEP a , (owe 8 3«oint NSW York Yankess vs. Boston (ss) «9 second half. that he had to bench him earlier in Second toned— i, gdmonton, Oretxky Vtestimgton W4, CMcogo MS, OT SeettAtt M n , naniM 5t34iXCeoeer4A 347 goals— UTEP A13 (jKksen 21 ttardb- WInfsr ttovsn, Pto., 1 pjn. "Kansas’ people were better able the season for not shooting enough. a rriMranen), 1:a. 2, Edmonton, OOt.M. Thompson 4t34 W, B. inempeeti34 Oktahomo, 347, vs. tosR, 204 woy VI, Rockor VX Gates 1-A SandM21>, Montrsal vs. Aftanto (ss) at Watt Palm Detroit N, tMiodfloMa 8 to get the ball to Manning, and “ I got It going and keptdoing It," MeioNrM(MacToyten,Ore^A:B(sti).3, Donas Hi, tfousien W7 3 4 1, MeHlwws 1-3 M XBrench M M A towa213 (Armshonp 34, Lohous 2A Moo Bsoeh, Pto., 1:8 p.m. Iowa victory carved in Marble, said Smith, explaining that he Edmonton, Nttsoon M (Messier, Oretsky), Son Antonio 121, ttwenlx Ml Sn9rekOO(M».Tolals47dC»ai1S. V3, MOTMO 21, GesMiM 01). Fouled St. Louts vs.HoustonaKtsstmmso.Pte., Manning Is more active on the iR n Cot). 4, Edmonton, MessNr 3S MnwouKee ill, Clevelend KM ______out—Sondlo, Horten. RObounOb UTEP 8 1:48 p.m. court.” Spoonhour said. doesn’t shoot much because “ We (Ruotsolalnen, Nneoon), W :a tenotttes Ulan 18, Sacramento 114 M 9 l i ■HI UNLV-Wyeming wtnner vs. Oktahomo- (Richmond, Compbofl 5), tawe a Kansas City vs. Botninero at Miami , CotWy, Edm (Holding), 5:8; Turgeon, LJk. utssr If (MerbM 77. AsMsta-UTEP W (Hordowov 1:8 p.m. “ Friday, they went away from want Reggie to do his thing Rrst. Hot (twoklng), 7:8; Semuetssen, Nor >pRm«T RDOf^— ftUUUlOHr vOOBot . POUMw 4), term t5 (Marble, Lorsmon 3). Total Texas vs. Chtcooe Whtto Sox at Sorasefd, Horace Grant In the second half and Then I look for my shot.” Boston m . New York KM touta-VTEP 8 , (owe n. A— n,2M. (HWtellcklng), 14:8. Indiana 18, New Jersey ft out— None. Rebounde— L.A. cnpgers a Pto^ 1:8 p.m. the perimeter shooters shot more.” TMrd tenod—5, Hartford, Dtneen a Atlanta We, Denver MO (Com M), L.A. Lakers a (RombM M). ______I vs. Detroit a Loksfond, PM., Sooners send Pittsburgh home ” We were concerned obviously (Muriyn, Lawless), 4:05. tenalty— Weenmgten fXTTZL Cleveii^m m IW a Assists— l a . Clippers a (Valentine t), 1:8 pjn. said the Bears' Greg Bell, who at with Reggie Williams. You have to Hunter, Edm (Iwoklna), 1l:a. G R dSnStM W >-A- Lakers a ( t Johnson M). Total ____ Aftanto (ss) vs. Los Anostss a vsre 2foot-S was assigned to trying to BWW Ce^MsVIwI S^wsf^^Bar CflVws^^^Mfr BkMMMBB. nitakirsliBB Biocfij Y t30 p.fn. give up something, but Smith came Socramente W , ______wwt By iValtgr Barry stop Grant and Manning. “ Kansas Shots on goat Hertford 7-AW -S. Ed­ L.A. Lakers 111 LJ1. Clippers 101- - " 3:41 p.m. or A n p.m. Boston (ss) vs. PWtadsiphta at Ctodr- through. He was Uie spark,” Ohio monton i M l-n -a . AURHbSI^S ftUVIRR CelQuyiaro^ W« wWWwf C^Wesl^w^taf# OWLANOtWAMM I(SO wePsr Pto., 1:8 p.m. The A$socloto(f Press Coach (Larry) Brown coaches his State Coach Gary Williams said. Power play OpportuntHes— WortfordO of 3:8 p.m. or 4:H p.r Confomto vs. CMcope Cubs at Mssa, Indiana at Detroit, 7:3^.m. IfR iril 19. W frrlm 108 04 V3 1, Gront 2 D 2W H, W est team well and they know who to go 2; Edmonton 1 of 3. Chicago at Houston, •;a p.m. Johnson A n 23 A McCenstar 8 8 44 a , Arts., 3 p.m. “ I knew Smitty could shoot the Goalies— Hartford, Uut (8 shots-8 Gram M 2115, Ktag21S33l9, Konnody37 Son DMgo vs. Mnwoukso at Chandler, TUCSON. Ariz. — Iowa and to. Danny Manning was the man." ball. I didn’t know he could shoot saves). Edmonton, Moeg (25-24). Son Antonjp at SeqWle, W :8 p.m. to - - ^ ---- * TgetdMPe Bemes _____ Jl iT A T t ( N R ______^ BOBf*9vV9T9WT WIvWTVr ¥*. #fWOiW8r-VvV»T 34 7. TpMsTptah 3A4D 17-8 8. Ariz., 3 p.m. Oklahoma have advanced to the Cedric Hunter was Kansas’ se­ that well.’ said Williams, a Afoot-? A—V M . Ctevetond at New Jersey, 7:8 p.m. HigalnsAilMW,Smfth7-lOAl38,Cwre(i wtnnor, t :n p.m. r m i m m m Taranto vs. Plftsburph at Son Juan, West Regional semifinals of the cond leading scorer with six points, Referee— Don Moroueni. Linesmen— lonoAM M i P.R., 7:15 p.m. seconds showing brought U TE P to senior. Denver ot New York, 7:3^.m . A 8 A 4 8 , PlovdAa3214, Mullln7-13ASN, ianoAn24M,Oors773317,Smtfh8n NCAA Tournament, thanks to two but added a game-high 10 assists. Ren AsteWfne, Wayne torsey. Woshington at Atlanta,o, 7:3Dp.m. WhlteheMl-3MX BatlardA732W,TeaM 37 a , AEon 24 24 X Ooodion 411M 8 Ctoclnnqn vs. Nsw York Mots at a. within 82-79. but a stuff by senior Smith, who shot 41 percent from ------. . — *132X Potsrsburg, Pto., 7:8 pjn. Guards Winston Garland and Boston at MRwaukee, • p.m. 341-27, McDonoMAI M O, MossAI Cavahaugh V2 M X aookfn 8 H 1-5 21 players who craved the baskaball forward Gerry Wright padded the the field and 38 percent from the Chicago at Dellas, i : a p.m. Totals41-75348Mi C00Mr2«M2,P0reuser8128.Tatata88 Basil Robinson led SW Missouri (ss) vs. Ctodrmcdl at Tomda, during crunch-time. Hawkeye lead to 8279 with five 12foot-2inch Apoint goal distance, Golden Stole at Utah, 7 :8 p r . 8873, State with 24 and 18 points, Perttand at L.A. Citpperi, 8 8 p.m. Itotwiiio Okl Pto., t P.m. Sophomore forward Roy Marble secontta left. was eight of 13 fn »n the field In 94 PORTLAND (W ) ______B u t b i Ie w ii K . 8Mf It 7B Houston vs. a . Louts a a . Pstsrtourp, respectively. nym8.RMtin2 Son Antonie ot Sacramento, M :8 p.m. scored 19 of Ms 29 points in the A Apoint goal by Miners’ senior minutes, including five of seven Pto., I p.m. ^ Smith and All-American Reggie j;;stldS:SSSm ^S ^^wmr V wem ^^ws9 W« ^^wwwwW wv Aecond half as sixth-ranked Iowa guard “ Jeep” Jackson at the from Apoint distance — four of four w n w 8 , Kersey MOOX D u e k w ^ ONW STATE (TR Williams, who finished with 24 ______I 1 t -4 C fllln 113. Kirickf 184 A Pexson AD 441A HollenMMe.TaMs Hegsen 214 238, Prancta.A8281A J. AEon 22). POutad out—aeger. Smith. Sorosoto, Phi. 1:8 p.m. rallied to beat Texas-EI Paso 9482 buzzer accounted for the final In the second half. N.V. naggers i 0 1—2 Rsboufxta Oktahomo 45 (Johnson W), Tsxos vs. KorwoiCrtya PortMysrs, Pto., in one second-round game here points, got hot in the second half as Andirson 50 M 8 Wnsen 47 V3 B, Eursen 1:8 p.m. score. PIrst Rortod— 1, Philadelphia, Propp 8 7-11 22 H, Lomox M V21, WMtO V3224, Pittsburgh 45 (Lent 13). Assists— Sunday night at McKale Center. both scored 19 points in the final 20 "H e wins every shooting game in (Dedgneoull, Pounn), 4:8 (pp). X Philadel­ NEW YORK (ton Oklahoma H (McCotlste^ Grom 4), Detroit (ss) vs. Los Angstos at V9ro Jackson finished with 16 points Tucker A » 32 IS, Walker 27 27 7, , . . s a s f c s Wtsion23M0, S. Andoroon20200 Tetota Beach, 1:8 p.m. minutes. Smith hit on five Apoint practice, though and I always come phia, Poulin 8 (Howe), 7:8 (sh). 3, New Apotat goals— Pto^ X VondeseetM, PItfsbureh 8 (Lent 7). Totol fouls— Earlier. Oklahoma eliminated for UTEP. which won the Western York, Sondekrem 8 (Patrick, Moloney), Thornton A n 1-1 ii, Henderson 23 M X O. Oktahomo 8, Wltaburoli» . out. A— 13,84. Nsw York Yonksss vs. Mlnnssota oH 12th-ranked Pittsburgh 9299 as goals and Williams connected on in last. When I see 90 minutes go up WllklnsA844a,SparroMMg«17,Orr AW Porter. Pouted out-Orexler. R e h e i^ S ^ S E ^ r o « m Orlando, Fa., 1:8 p.m. Athletic Conference regular-season 7:15. 4, Philadelphia, Propp 24 (SInIsalo, Golden StotaSI (SmIth.CarrelllR.ltartleiW AtaO0M d d M V l% , Wimoms 7-M 44 8 , Sooners' senior guard lim McCal­ four. Both only hit one Apointer in pn the scoreboard, then I know It’s Howe), 7:8 (pp). PenoKles— Meinvk, 22 IX E. Wilkins AD 24 14, McNooly 0-1 a (Jones 11). Assists Golden State 8 (Httary 1-200X Br^1-121XDIm on V0V1 Son DIogo vs. CTileopoCubsaMota, Arfz., championship and ended its year 6 2n.Totals4277N-81M. 3 p.m. ister scored 18 of his 29 points In the the first half. time for me to start shooting,” NY (trtapkm), 3:8; Zezel, Phi Mgh- (PleydR, Portland 34 (Drexler, Porter 11). 3, H ta ^ n h 1-1OOX Wlnston23V31, Alton with a 227 record. stleklng), 3:21; Price, NY (hlgh- BOST•TONd' Son Francisco vs. Clevlsand a Tucsoa eOcemd half. “ I used to call Smith my Williams said. McHele 7-M 44 W, Bird 1317 AS 8 , Total fouti Golden Stale B , Portkind 1-144 A Smith 213 V I8 , EdworR V I20 X ArIz., 3 p.m. Sophomore guard B.J. Arm­ sdckkig), 3:21; Smilh, Phi (shahlng), 34. Technicate Golden Stole Coach Karl 2 Joekspn 23 223, Joftaroen 00000. Tetota Iowa, 29-4, will meet Oklahoma. :M; Zeiel, Phi (sknhlne), 7:M; KIslo.NY Parish A7 M W, Johnson 35 V I7, AIngeAD (elected). A— nA44. »S 4 lA H a . Ssattio vs. Mllwauhso at Chondtar, strong scored 16 — 10 coming In the (hlelhsllcfcine), 0:8; CaumtUi, NY ...... 1-2 14, Walton 24...... A7 7, Reherts ■ 1-2M1______2, Ariz., 3 p.m. 249. In Friday night’s regional SMhtlng34 0«4, Daye24M4,ttenry37 , Hotfltmo— Ohio a . 8 , Ooerpotewn 27. catfemki vs. Ooklond at Phoenix, second half including three ApoInt (dewy of game), N :a ; McCrlmmon, Phi 3Mlnt geota-Dhto“ a■ . 30 (HebiMi(NebMxi i21 ■ Ariz., 3 p.m. semifinals at Seattle. (Mglvellcfclng), 14:8. ^KMi-i»02,CarllslefrO(M10.Totals4A8 ||CM plCtW I Witaen V), Proncta 21, Bursen 2 1 ), goals — for Iowa, which finished Second Period— 5, Philadelphia, Poulin Ooergetown 217 (Smith 37, Williams AS, Toronto vs. PHtsburph at Bovamen, " I Just wouldn’t accept going third In the Big Ten Conference 24 (Crossmo(Crossman, Sinisalo), 14:10 (pp). New Yw* aagg-1 TllmonO-3). Poulo^ out-None. P.R., 7:15 p.m. back home without going to Seat- Celtics walk through a a i Phihidtiphia vs. Atlanta Pam regular-season standings but is the Penalties Me, NY (holding), 4:04; -D3 A iTlrn e eBtT m RsboundO—Ohto a . 37 (Bursen R, M 8C C ife m at Watt tlie," said Marble, who made nine of Smith,I, Phi (t(trtpplng), 7:8; ^K eeney, 3polnt gec4s— Bird 4, AInge, Tucker, OoergsImR 34 (WIHtamslAsslsta—Ohio Booch, Fa., 7:8 p.m. No. 2 seed In the West Regionals. NY (cress cheating), S:M; Brown, Phi, Sporrow. Fouled out— None. Rebounds 8121 (Hobien R, Oaorgstewn 8 (Williams The Monchostor Soccer Club Cobras Boston (ss) vs. Detroit (MiaLakeland, his 14 field-goal attempts and was Nm Yorii 47 (Walker 18, Boston (beys 12 ytors old) took second place In Fki., 7:8 p.m. ’The Miners had used a 123 run to motor____ (tlgiTtlna).(tWittna), W :«; . Caulfield,______NY, 47 iggn^w^MPrai n 4). Telid fO«ds— Ohio sTs), Ooergotewn 8. 120M I from the free-throw line. “ I (Bird 18. Aselsts New York 8 (9pmew4, AT Mieneiie. is.c. (ho CJSA district Indoor state cup end the first half and take a 42-36 Injury-riddled Knicks mliwr-maler (Instlgiitor, flghttno), 10:8; -15,28. felt like I wanted the ball out Maiwwy, NY, mol or (Mobotlcklng), Boston 8 (Bird, AInge 7). Total Toxoi Chrlsitan 8 , Marshall 8 tournomcnt Saturday. The Cobras tied lead Into a see-saw second half in fouls— New York 17, Boston 10. Notre Oxnea, Middle Tennessee StoleD Edit Heriford, 1-1, In their first game. 4Bere.'’ 15-R; Mellanhy, Phi (slothing), 17:11; _ (7e which they led 69-62 with 7:88 Moish, Phi (hoMIng), 10:14. Technicals— New York IHegol defense. Kamn67,8WMIufurl8l8S David Glonsonte and Chad Herdic “ The bigger the game, the better had 21 offensive rebounds to seven A— 1480. Michigan Navy R plaved well. The Cobras then defeold remaining only to have the Haw­ Conllnned from page II f7, for the Celtics. North Coroll 'onto a Newineten, l-O. Wade Bedell scored the G o lf Roy plays.’’ Hawkeyes C^oach Tom keyes forge a 71-71 tie with 8:11 left Third Perlod-4, Philadelphia, Sinisalo SOUTHWEST MISSOURI STATE Ml) lone goal with Todd Orundmoir and lot of quickness on the team and “ I wasn’t happy in the second N (Corson, Zeiel), 0:8. tT New York, Davis said. “ This is not an on Marble’s free throws. McKegney 8 (Patrick), 17:a. Penalties— At fyricete, N.Y. Worthy33214,Bell1-3324,StocfcevA>v3r33A5 Mott Oomorce giving solid ptrforman- they went to that defense without quarter and let them (his players) PaMrt123.Nili98 Purdue 104, Northeotlern 75 I, RoMnson 47 M It, Ooriond 8 8 33 M, cos. The Cobras wont on to shut out the exception. This is a Roy Marble “ With seven minutes left. I felt Marsh, Iml (holdlne), :8 ; Sandetrom, Hlckox202«0, Helt37205. Totols234l1A17 their big guys." know it,” Jones said. " I t ’s easier to NY (roughlno), 2:10: Philadelphia bench. Florida OX North Carolina State 8 Wtthtrsfleld 'C‘ team, AO, with Evan pressure game. Wewereupagalnst . - -_nn7w/4 a. 184 r^iMwMViBTonv Western Kentucky 44, West Virginia a 43. Mllene storring In pool. Justin Oleterle Bay Hill raauHa our defense broke down.’ ’ UTEP That pressing defense opened up work against Milwaukee, the Lak­ served to Daigneaun (too many men on NBW JERSEY (7R KANSAS (in a great defensive ballclub and you Coach Don Haskins said. “ We Me), 3:8; Carson, Phi (roughlno), 0:8; B. WllllamsA14ANM,WoolrldaeAl5AW Syracuse " hod taro pools whjie Tony Cook, Brian outside shots for the Celtics and ers or Atlanta than it is against the Fper M 23.3, Manning 8 8 813 4X Ruoonis, and Todd O'Connor had one can’t afford to be rattled. I thought hadn’t played much zone and we rtTvWsprim, *«*(_NY, wwvivdouble riiiiivyminor ^fwvi-m played well, but it just wasn’t to N.Y. Rangers 17-812-8. SHptxwvlovlch77A71'------17, Pie ■ ^ ------74A78,Lona______f r Hotn-lRMnsen 2D, Kansas V) h^ead to stay at 7274 with 3:11 seven points, then relaxed and had Power-ploy Opportunities— A12A514,14,Tlsdale34347,AnclersonAHA71:• "A715, Syracuse 104, Werten^entucky M Glastonbury. Lorrv Mizg, 088 0 47427244-M be.” Haskins added. “ Iowa runs a lead. New York never threatened Ouoldnor 1-1). rautod out— None. I Crenshow,, sMJm 7A0-D-44-277 remaining. again, trailing by seven toT9 points Just one field goal In more than a Philadelphia 3 of 10; N.Y. RaneersOofO. Richardson 351-27, Gray MAS 13, Macy 23 Rebounds—||- • 8W*...... Missouri..... 8 (Stuckey S),‘ Bomhord Longr, 8048 lot of people at you and all of them 044, OrtlllneO-1040, Russell 1-1042. Totals 8-724272-37$ ‘ Senior forward Kevin Gamble, the rest of the way. seven-minute span white New York Me nsRs Kansas 34 (Manning, Nowton 4). Assista— Tommy Nakajlm, 8048 8 7 2 8 7 0 -^ can play. ’That’s what makes them Goalies— Philadelphia, Resch(ashots-a 45831-4118 i8W MIsteurl M (Ooriond 5). Kansas 8 Pn Wn Indoar who had 12 of his 14 points In the was taking the lead in the second seyeH. N.Y. Rangers, VanMesbroucfc 8 M 8 ^ 8 North Carolina, 8-3, vs. Notre Dame, 347 Chip Beck, $1080 73427247-377 so good. They should go a long way "W e didn’t give up. We did get (Hunlor W). Total fouls— OW Missouri 1A Timbers 2 (Todd Gabriel, Jason M at Simpson, $1180 D 8 7 2 4 7 -8 7 second half, hit a layin with 2:28 left tired, ” said Gerald Wilkins, who led quarter. (8-VTS). X . 8 8 8 8 ^ 1 8 Kansas 17. A-1128. Curi Byrum, $1480 this year.’’ AP photo A-178S. Fouled out— None. Rebounds—New Jer­ Ptorlda, 81A ys. Syi Russo) Axtecs 1 (Jeff Chompoono). The 8D-7247------7-S _ B to give the Hawkeyes a 7274 lead. the Knicks with 22 points. “ Their TY 7 2 ^ Brookin scoring 12 points, forged an 9 6 -9 3 . “ I knew they would come back as TerrM , A.J. Robonhymor) Ternodes 1 Raymond Fovd, 8 ,f8 4242D-73-81 .Senior forward Ed Horton’s layin 8284 tie on Brookin’s layin with 4; 08 before its 300th consecutive capac­ PLOEIOA (8 ) KoHh Ctaotwotor, 0,340 soon as they began making better 3 1 V-4 Hiwkt164.NuBfliti108 Copers 1-2 M 4, J. Lawrence 34 00 7, (Dantol Htneohon). the Hornets ore S-1 73D-72^ ‘ With 1:10 remaining put Iowa up remaining and led 67-84 on a ity crowd in the building. aSSSe 0 1 1—4 New Orleans R, Brigham YeungB ScMntzIus 7-W 21. MaxwirilAa 3S while tho Tornados toll to 04. Tim Simpson, 0,340 424274: ^ 7 7 before Marble sank two more With Ewing and Cartwright out, passes.’’ New York guard Gerald Fret Period— Pei 1, Minnesota, Lawton 17 Alabama M, North brollna AAT 71 79 34, Dtnis Wotaon, $7,38 D-4242X „ three-point play by sophomore Junior center Harvey Grant hit 3-point goal with 13 seconds remain­ ATLANTA Oft) Moten 1-7 32 1 MeCtory 1-2 20 2, P. m fdul shots with 31 seconds left after the Knicks were missing their top Henderson, a former Celtic, said. (Horhtaurf, ftovellch), ;8. 2, Mlnneotto, Aimto P»ov M, minolt 47 Orso Nomwn,l» 8,ND 7A8D-42-2R forward Jerome Lane with 3; 34 left. two free throws with 2; 18 left and ing brought Pitt to within 9293 but Maruk 14 (CIcauelll, Lmrton), 2:57. Wilkins 7-iT 54 8 , Willis 217 47 3L Phil Btockmor.r, $5,18 Bird “ sort of took the game over.” 9 'Ktance fO. Atabomo-Blrmlngham M D-72D42-38 the Miners had missed two 3-polnt McCalister’s Jumper vrith 2; 37 to McCalister made another Jumper he and Lane both missed 3-point two rebounders and two of their 9 Penoltlee Ndund, Chi (routine), 3:8; ------|25 ^rijpjrj^Matii 11 Fuzzy Zoaisr,,$ li 8 Brown, CM (holdlne), S:57; Lawton, Min Don VtolMorsen,on, 8<1835.18 7a ; ____ goal attempts. go put the Sooners ahead to stay at one minute later for a 9289 lead. tries in the final four seconds as the three leading scorers. Yet it held a Bird had a game-high 18 re­ Howard Twitly, $118 Richmond’s free throws with nine Southwest MtaseunMIe 45, Ctomson 8 . . t l ‘% 00 M, Loo 27 01 4, D-n-4273-38 9289, however. Junior forward Demetrius Gore’s Panthers’ season ended. 4247 adva^age off the boards and bounds. KODIQB HW7 rlytWfOfy 99 McConto 44 04 I, Lowta 7-11 00 15, TransactioBis rvHAIMork.McCumba, F fviV^WII 11811 f 8,1899/ IW# 7444873-83 OeoreetoymOtorgttoym 71^ BudBucfcnell a Dennit Hamnwnd, 8415 7 3 D -7 2 0 ^ B (Brown, Savard), 17:8 (pp). StaphMS AD 1-311K. Jonos V122X AmoM Don PoolTV, 8415 Chle Stole 8 , Kentucky T7 1-14 4 l T. Jo iim OOMA Schtiftor 1-1 OOX 73D-730— 84 Penoltlee—Viett, Min (hlM-stlcklnR, PISiMr00040. TOtotalMOAD 44. Paul Azingor, 8415 7 2 8 8 % -3 M 11:04; Lawton, Min (haMngl, 13:51; Stove Poto, 841S 0-747372-84 Lawton, Min (holdlne),U:8; Stapleton,Chi HgttWini piorlde 31, Purduf 8 . Apeint . Et^BBALL Ken Brown, $341S 7 3 « 2 8 7 2 ^ (routdiing), 14:8; Mutll, double miner lopw PlerldB 415 (MaxwtIIAA j T T ^ Recce Modwta, 8415 71-734273-84 (roughing), 17:8; Olciyk, Chi (roughing), _ CLEyELANDMWIANEISenf Kevin Cloronco Ro m , 8 8 2 42727147-38 Coventry’s dreams shattered In OThy Suffleld oim 1-A Mof 17:21; La Vorm, CM (choripne), 17:8; toir 21), Pw Buckley ond Barry Prunonkomp, Brad Bryant, 8 4 8 # 7 3 ^ ^ Reuse, Min (hoeklngj, 17:17. »tNwto lies? it cptdwrs. Turner OMI, Intiadsr, and Rod Sandy Lyle, 8 4 8 D-D-42X____ Denysr Ltwta.AWta 1-X1-7, L Loopo _24, m i? " HI ■ 211.‘ “ “Pouloii ■ Tern 8 4 8 The Patriots, after connecting on 17-of-19 from the Ayer anu went in I'ui a layup and the Wildcats led quarter points, was aided by Coventry’s failure Third Pertod-4. Mkines^..Leyden 17, g u A -M I ^ I ^ - _ n ^ a i M . Allan, ouNtaWsr, to ttwlr mlna-toaouo TM ion, 71-72427S-38 By Jim Tierney I4:1A A Chicago, T. Murray B (Fraser, Spolnt goats— Wilkins Stole a complex tor rooMlenmont. Budita ()ardntrjB,2n 7 9 W U 9 -m Herald Sports Writer charity stripe through the first three quarters, for the first time. 68-83. with 9; 38 left. from the line down the stretch. Presisv), 17:8. PenoltNs (Wdhom, Min Bobfway, $X80 AR lUA-^«U$to.» Bobby Cota, m iss^ the front end of four l-and-1 opportunities in After Coventry knotted It at 62all. Suffield’s Dan “ You have to lose games to get used to It,’’ Aniello W). Total to«ito-4?eHiki 11 9M iksrR. Totol CHICAGO CUBS-Stnt Jackie DovlA Mork Lvo,t, $X80____ 7271-7471-38 WEST HARTFORD — If you live by the Jump the fourth quarter which opened the floodgates for Gloria scored the next two baskets for a 69-68 said. referring to Coventry’s lack of dose games all enyer 24. son, Ooom Moctrod and Oort Hamilton, Andy Boon, $X28 42727372-28 shot, you die by the Jump shot? Perhaps, that the Wildcats. Suffleld lead with 38 seconds left. Gloria finished season. Badsteubner was proud of his klcte and the AKHkBCTiriS 9^rl|10ln®|# 10CfilWCOIa““^w8f7ww»ff.lte.* rm,,? ifiiif! t Leonard Thompin, $X28 pltdwrs,BIIIHovos,oatchor,MlkoBrumley 73744271- “ with 14 points. Jon Seymour brought Coventry to great season. Shota on peel MInneteto 1AAD— 8 . B yrN U N 104, W. Kmlueky BB gnd Mark------Oroco, I Inttoktars, and Rolando Brad Poxon, 1X28 427A72r basketball adage is applicable to some teams, but “ We missed four 1-1’s (in the fourth quarter),’’ Chicago V381S-S4. Regmoo,DyDwioht Smith and Darrin Jockson, Mike Oonadjxn not to the Suffleld Wildcats and, in particular Jeff Coventry coach Ron Badsteubner said. “ It was our within 6267 and Keith Breault had a chance to tie “ Our kids made history for our school,” (tower ptov OpportunInlltes—Minnesota 0 BHlIitiBT.CivillirtBB guWtowirs, to Iholr minor woouo complox Tony Cordo, $X*B for the Patriots when he stole the ball with seven Badsteubner reflected. "You have to take the go<^ of 2; Qdcaee lets. _ Previdtnco-Aipbcjmp winner vs. for fsowolwitsin. Andy Norlh. RAR 747273; Strole. game to win or lose on the line. We lost it. That’s the seconds left. Breault, out of control taking the ball with the bad. This year we had a lot of good. It Goaliss Minnesota, Beoupre (54 sheta- Ooorgotown-Konsoo winnor rigrtw fraa, » « , PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES— T.C . Chon, $148 71-7471-: Strole poured in a game-high 28 points, including bottom line.” 7 8 saves). CMcogo, Bonnerman ( 8 8 ) , NPI ftai^34Sj|^(|flcNoa|81S0mL7M*.v. T i I., DosignoHodwgnctaco (tomndei , first boot- M Ikt Hutoort, $1^1 D-7374: Suffleld, behind 63-60 with 1:09 left in regulation, to the hoop, was called for traveling as time ran out. wasn’t meant to be.” 7 seven 3-pointers, and Suffleld ousted Coventry A-17JR. IfWDifPfQlilBIflDOfn. tmirno Levi, $1,4$l Lyon and Tom Mitchell added 14 and 13 points, PITTSiUXOH FIHATES-FIrod Art Bob Murphy, $M1 High, 69-67. in overtime of a aass 8 quarterfinal worked the ball for a tying last shot. It almost “ Once we had the lead, we knew we were quicker respectively for Suffleld. Ayer led Coventry with 19 Niitam, $1411 match Saturday night at Hall High School. The loss looked as if Coventry would be able to deny Suffleld and could spread out the floor,” Antello said. white Seymour had 17, Larry Walsh 19 and Rich m shattered Coventry’s dreams of a perfect season a field goal attempt. The ball finally reached Strole, lyw wT 8-)2-74; “ Unfortunately, it took 32 minutes to get the lead.’’ Reagan 10. Coventry graduates six seniors; Xovter, Ohio 7 9 •(on Graon, $148 and a Class 8 state championship. The Patriots, the who was at least three feet behind the 3-polnt line, Coventry had led. 21-6. during the first quarter Duke 5A T wms P*hWt efOCOBVvnf Rle9B9 and he buried the 29-footer to send the game Into Reagan. Seymour. Jason Garick. Welsh, Rhett AuBurn OAIXAB MAVERICKS-Stgnod James Lon HInkta, $148 top ranked team in the Class 8 Held, end their and seemed In total control. “ Coventry came out on Gibbs, and Breault. Radio, T V Indiana DengMwn, center, to o tlve-ysor MEt SailvM, $)M remarkable campaign at 2A1. Suffleld, seeded overtime. fire.” Antello said. “ I was looking for a place to MocO'<^gdY$148 fourth in the West Region, will meet Somers, a 96-77 “ We were fortunate,” Suffleld coach Fran hide.” Led by Ayer’s II points in the first half. winner over Portland, in the semifinals. Aniello said. “ Thebreakacameourway. We gotthe Coventry despite l-for-12 shooting during the 1 ,4 j. O m r ,vH lv«. ,0.1,. JM, ttrata 7 M S . ta M S S .iOCHl J f..Konto«»V 37 (LM ^ rtsninffSBMiu Jm Ovorion, R 4 8 best end of it tonight.” 2120 688» Tisdale 2D,'Svracuoo MINNESOTArB o t a 'VIKINOA-Slontd Mottl ■ “ ■itor,$1,l8 Trailing the entire way and by as many as 18 second quartr, led at the half, 3229. Ih e Patriots TOfllSNT I X l^lsd out— (Monroe OX Oouptas 21). PMitadeiPoiiIm 0 Unimelm. Wnobockor, to o onAvtor Dove Barr,r, $ 1,8 $ points, Suffleld, 127, tied the game, 63-63, with two Badsteubner knew Strole’s shot shifted the EfoiE. Showy. Rwoui^ W. Renta were ll-for-ll from the line in the second quarter. — NAIA toffilflngl;temlflngl; Osntrol . ______lendRiHubtard, CODTTOCt. VOnce Hoolhor, R M sBtr~ momentum to the Wildcats. "The kid (Strole) 7 24 If, Rtiott Gibbs 094 , Kol1bltreoutt0210. tetalHO Ingten vs^ Washburn,ihburn.ESPN ESPN DRNherto •). 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Jim i,R,7 f - MAWCIIE8TEB HEWALP. MowdOT. Marcli l§. IW MANCHEOTER ilC TA iP. Monday. March 1$. Hf> - IL Healthy Adams helps the Bullets NFL takes a cut Paraguay in Davis Cup upset After Willis’ tip-in gave Atlanta a •v Tilt Assoclattd Frtis and was buried under hundreds of souvenirs of the net. Pecci’s shirt defeating France 61. 101-99 lead, the two teams ex­ fans who swamnied on to the court. and the towels used by Peed to wipe In Barcelona, West Germany had N BA R oandap changed free throws before Domi­ In new TV pact Asuncion, Paraguay, was Upset In another upset, Sergio Casal perspiration from his face during a 6 1 lead in the best-of-fiv6match nique Wilkins, who had 20 points, hit City for the United ^ t e s Davis Cup shocked Wimbleton champion Bo­ the match. series going into Sunday. But two more free throws for the final team. ris Becker in tbe final singles match The U.S. team, led by captain Spain’s Emilio Sanchez bbgan the margin. i v The Associcrted Press "Wonderful, wonderful,” Victor Sunday to lift Spain over West Tom Gorman, was silent as it left day by defeating West Germany’s Alex English led all scorers with By Davo O oldbero the N F L still had increased its revenue sevenfold In nine years. POccI shouted after defeating Aa­ Germany and into the second round the stadium and went behind closed Eric Jelen 66, 63. 62, setting the As Ihe NBA rpf^lar season enters 27 points for the Nuggets, while The Assoclattd Press As recently as 1977, the figure ron Krickstein of the United States of the Davis Cup World Group doors. Fans gave the Americans a stage for Casal’s surprising victory its final weeks. havinK a roster of Darrell Walker added 21. was $69 million. in straight sets early today to tennis competition. polite round of applause as they over Becker. healthy players can be as Impor­ The victory pulled the Hawks KAANAPALI. Hawaii - 'The "This represents something propel Paraguay to an upset 62 Casal, ranked 53rd in the world, left. Only the World Group, composed tant as winninfr. within a half game of first-place NFL, its new television contract of a landmark," CBS President victory in Davis Cup play. upset the No. 2-ranked Becker 62, P eed used presuring tactics to of 16 nations, actually compete for Guards Jim Passon of the Por­ Detroit in the Central Division. finally wrapped up. heads Into Neal Pilson said. "The N F L Is ■ Coming into play Sunday, the 66. 62. 63. force errors from the I6year-old the coveted Davis Cup. symbolic of tland Trail Blazers and Michael negotiations with Its players the biggest entity in sports tl.S. team held a 2-1 lead and Krickstein, coming to the net often international team supremacy In Adams of the Washington Bullets Laktra 115, ClippBra 101 union In a mood of austerity. television, they’re not getting an appeared to be on the verge of In other first-round World Group for drop shots and strong volleys. tennis. The quarterfinals will be returned to action Sunday and Magic Johnson scored 20 points "H ie union, the agents, attor­ Increase, they’re evqn getting a victory. matches, Israel upset Czechoslova­ Peed, 31, w « i both his matches held July 2626. played key roles In their teams' and Kurt Rambis grabbed a career- neys, the uncle-advisor will little bit of a decrease." But Sunday night, Paraguay’s kia 62, Mexico downed Britain 60. although he was a loser in the A crowd of 5,500 fans, including victories. high 18 rebounds as the Lakers won have to take note that maybe the Hugo Chapacu won a flve-hour, India edged Argentina 62, defend­ doubles matdi with teammate 600 Germans, watched the Spain- Paxson. after missing nine their seventh consecutive game party’s not over but the cham­ Rozelle and Modell conceded five-set match over Jimmy Arias to ing champion Australia crushed Francisco Gonzalez. West Germany matches played on games with a sprained right ankle, and beat their crosstown rivals for pagne has ceased to flow," Art they were reluctant to get into tie the series at the Paraguay Yacht Yugoslavia 61, Sweden whipped T h e Paraguayan team now faces the clay court of the Royal Tennis scored 16 points in 19 minutes as the the 16th consecutive time at the Modell, owner of the Cleveland cable television but were forced and Golf Oub In southern Asuncion. Italy 62 and France crushed fouth West Germany in Davis Cupadion Club of Barcelona. West Germany Blazers beat Golden Stale 119-106. Forum. Browns, said after N FL owners to make up an unspecified That set the stage for P e e d ’s 62, Korea 5-0. that starts July 2626 at an undeter­ won the doubles on Saturday and Adams, just recovered from a mined site. The Lakers used a 9-2 run ratified 28-0 a new TV contract "shortfall” between what they $-6,67 victory in SW vigorous hours The U.S. team hurriedly left the needed to win only one singles hamstring injury, had nine of his 16 midway through the third quarter that will cut each teams’s could get from the networks and of play that Ignited the 3,000 fans. At Paraguay stadium as rampaging The last time the United States match on Sunday to capture the points and four of his six assists in won the Davis Cup was In 1982, to take a 74-59 lead, and a 13-5 run in revenue from television by what they wanted. The net­ the finale. Peed fell to the ground fans ran over the clay court, taking first-round competition. the fourth quarter as the Bullets f ; the fourth quarter extended the about 6550,000 next season. works, who claim they lost $75 defeated Cleveland 97-89. margin to 101-79 with 7:20 left. The million In the last two years of Five of Paxson's points came Clippers got no closer than 12 points "W e have to cut down on our the old contract, originally early in the fourth period as the down the stretch. expenses while our revenues asked for 20 percent cutsintheir Blazers increased their lead from The Clippers, losers in seven of are plateauing.” rate and ended with an esti­ Astros’ Thon needs some time alone 91-83 to 100-66. virtually putting the their last eight, were led by Mike Modell and other league offi­ mated 7 percent reduction. game out of reach. Woodson with 19 points and Michael cials portrayed the new con­ The new cable package, By The Associated Press handed pitcher Tom CandlottI will Sunday’s Exhibition Rasirita "H e gave us a spurt that helped Cage with 16. tract as a loss — perhaps as a which replaces the five Thurs­ be the Cleveland Indians’ starier Rada 8, Rad Sex 0: At Winter us win the game.” Coach Mike bargaining position for negotia­ day. Friday and Sunday night ' Houston infielder Dickie Thon Spring Training when they open the regular season Haven. Bill Scherrer and three Schuler said. " I t ’s good at this time PacBra 123, N «tt 99 tions with the N F L Players "specials” televised by ABC the has left the Astros’ spring training April 6 in Toronto, Manager Pat relievers combined on a four-hitter of the year to get him back. We need Indiana shot 68 percent from the Association, which Is seeking last five years, gives ESPN the camp, but it’s not because of money Corrales said. “ He’s our Opening as Cincinnati shut out Boston. him desperately" field while taking a 72-56 halftime free agency as part of its rights to eight Sunday night or that he’s wants to be traded. Day starter If he doesn’t get hurt.” Scherrer, trying to regain a major- In other NBA games, it was lead, then coasted to victory over upcoming package. games starting at 8 p.m. ESTin Thon just needs some time alone. season. Corrales said. league job as a non-roster player, Boston 113. New York 104: Indiana New Jersey, which had its longest Still, the new contract hardly the second half of the season. Thon. trying to regain his fulltime Thon spent time on the team’s — The San Francisco Giants allowed only a double by Dwight 123. New Jersey 99; Atlanta 104. winning streak of the season leaves the NFL in the The sports cable network will Starting job, walked out of training disabled list In each of the past two announced Sunday that manager Evans, allowed only one hit. struck Denver 100; Sacramento 107. Seat­ snapped at four. poorhouse. also televise four exhibition Oamp Saturday without informing seasons, complaining of blurred Roger Craig’s contract has been out three walked none. ARakoio tle 106; and Los Angeles Lakers 115. John Long scored 14 first-quarter With ESPN cable added to the games, the Pro Bowl and a club officials of his whereabouts. vision. extended an additional year Astros 10, Mots S: At Kissimmee, Los Angeles Clippers 101. points and backcourt partner Vern three major networks to put the Sunday night highlight show. He was platooned at shortstop In 1M3 Thon. playing shortstop, through the 1969 season. Craig. 57. Phil Gamer’s three hits paced Payne Stewart does a dance on the 18th green to Kiki Vandeweghe led Portland's Fleming added 12 in the same league on cable for the first ESPN will also be required to last season with Craig Reynolds as was named to the NL All-Star team signed a three-year contract when Houston’s 17-hit to beat New York. celebrate hie victory at the Bay Hill Qolf Claaalc Sunday balanced attack with 26 points. time, the total package is worth AP photo period as the Pacera grabbed a ensure that its games are shown he continued his comeback from a and finished the year hitting .286 he was hired by the club during the Dan Driessen and Eric Bullock In Orlando, Fla. Stewart had a 20-under-par 285 to take Terry Porter added 21 points and 11 $1,428 billion for three years, far 37-30 lead. 5 on over-the-air television in the 1964 beaning Incident that affected with 20 homers and 79 runs batted end of a 106loss season In 1985. He each drove in two runs and Jose home the top prize. assists and Clyde Drexler had 20 New Jersey’s Buck Williams (right) reacts after Indiana’s Fleming finished with 20 points, more than any other sports home market of the teams his vision and almost ended his in. managed the Giants to a 21-game Cruz hit his second home run of the points and II assists. organization gets for television. Herb Williams blocks his shot during NBA action Sunday Steve Stipanovich 19, Long 16 and involved. That means viewers career. Astros Manager Hal Lanier had Improvement last year, posting an spring for the Astros. Nolan Ryan, But it was Paxson who caught Stuart Gray a career-high 13 for And on the average, it is 9 without cable will still be able to After failing to make contact with hoped Thon would regain the 8679 record. making his first appearance of the Schuler's eye. night in Indianapolis. The Pacers won, 123-99. Indiana. Orlando Woolridge scored percent higher In the three see games involving their home Thon, Astros General Manager fulltime starting position this — Outfielder Tim Raines has spring, allowed five hits and three " I didn't want to overextend 25 and Buck Williams 24 for the years than the $2.1 billion team. Dick Wagner contacted agent Tom season. turned down a $1 million offer to runs. Paxson’s minutes his first time out Nets. contract it replaces, which For example, if Cleveland Reich Sunday for assistance. Houston outfielder Jose Cruz said play for the Houston Astros this Whits Sox 8, Vanksos 1; At Stewaifs victory to 93-81 at the end of the third lift we definitely needed. He’d been since his ankle injury.” Schuler escalated in each year. quarter, and Paxson’s hot streak such a positive player for us until he plays at Denver on a Sunday When located. Thon will be asked he had talked with Thon and that he season. The Houston Post reported Sarasota, four White Sox pitchers said. "H e was good offensively and Kings 107, Sonics 106 Most of the owners and increased Portland’s advantage to got hurt. It's good to see him back.” night, ESPN must sell the rights to return to Houston for an was frustrated with his recurring Sunday. The reported offer to combined on a five-hitter as Chi­ good defensively as well?” executives present seemed sat­ 12 The Cavaliers, who have iost 21 of Sacramento survived a 41-17 to a station in Cleveland. And, If examination by the club’s eye vision problems. Raines was less than a two-year, cago snapped a five-game exhibi­ The Blazers led 63-58 at halftime, Seattle spurt in the second half and isfied that Modell and Commis­ the stadium is sold out, rights specialist. Dr. Dsn Jones. " I t ’s been going on for three $2.2 million offer the San Diego tion losing streak in beating New long time coming Larry Smith led Golden State their iast 22 road games, rallied but Eric "Sleepy” Floyd hit two sioner Pete Rozelle, who nego­ with 23 points and 15 rebounds Joe from a 52-40 halftime deficit to tie a career-high 40 points by Dale Ellis must also be sold to a station in Thon was struck above the left years now and it’s frustrating to Padres made several weeks ago. York. Ozzle Guillen went 6for-3and 3-polnters midway through the to beat the Sonics on Eddie tiated the deal, did as well as Denver. pye by a pitch from New York Mets him ," Cruz said. " I hope he doesn’t the newspaper reported. Padres’ doubled in a run with a double, as Barry Carroll added 20 points and the score 7,5-75 with 8; 40 left In the By Bob Green victories. third period to give Golden State a Johnson’s 15-foot jumper with four they could in an atmosphere in The next step for the N F L is pitcher Mike Torrez on April 8,1984 quit because we need him." officials have said they will not did Greg Walker. John Cangelosi also grabbed 15 rebounds. game. The Associated Press Who, he was asked, is the “ they" 75-73 lead. The Warriors stayed seconds left. which advertisers are cutting negotiations with its players and he missed the rest of that Around tho Camps; — Right- make Raines another offer. drove in two White Sox runs. Adams then scored seven of he was quoting. close with 23 offensive rebounds in Bullets 97, Cavaliers 89 The Kings, who snapped a back and network managers are union. The union is holding a Washington's next II points as the ORLANDO. Fla. — Victory was a “ That’s you. Scoop,” he said toan the game, compared to nine for Adams, who played one minute six-game losing streak, built a 75-53 seeking ways to save money. players conventionn at Los Builets opened a 86-81 lead at the long time in coming for Payne Orlando sports writer. “ You’ve Portland. on Saturday night after missing six lead with 10:02 left in the third “ I think they did a marvelous Angeles starting March 25 to set 5:43 mark. Cleveland was unable to Stewart, and while he earned been writing ’he keeps on getting "We were good offensively, but fuii games with the injured hamst­ quarter, but Ellis scored 19 points in job getting what they did."M ike an agenda for those talks. get closer the rest of the way. $108,000 for 72 holes of hard work it close but he doesn’t win,’ ” ^ew art they had 16 points off the offensive ring. saw 24 minutes of action the next 15 minutes to rally the Lynn, general manager of the But Modell suggested that the LSU women cop Jeff Malone had 26 points and paled by comparison to the payoff said. boards in the first half.” Schuler against Cleveland. Sonics. Tom Chambers, who scored Minnesota Vikings, said. league might have to hold down Terry Catledge 20 for Washington, Don Pooley got for just one swing at And. of course, that’s just what said. "Our shooting percentage " I t ’s great to get the uniform 25 points, scored on a dunk with 6:13 The new package will provide salaries everywhere, not just while Ron Harper paced Cleveland the Bay Hill Golf Classic. he’d done. He got close, so very, (.565) was about where we like it back on and go out and get some remaining to give Seattle its first the league with $476 million in for players. with 20. " I never forgot what it was like to very close, and let them get away. except they had those eight baskets playing tim e." Adams said. " I just lead of the game. 94-92. each of the next three years “We have to be careful on indoor track title win.” Stewart said after his record­ Three times he lost In playoffs. off the offensive boards.” try to go out there and contribute Hawks 104, Nuggeta 100 Xavier McDaniel scored with 10 compared to $493 million in the what we do.” he said. "Having setting three-shot victory Sunday, Once he had a two-shot lead with Portland didn’t grab the lead for whatever I can to us winning the seconds left to put the Sonics on top final year of the $2.1 billion an assistant coach to coach the By Owen Conflold "1 do a hell of a lot of worrying.” Atlanta extended its winning his first since the 1983 Walt Disney one hole to play — and made double good until Porter hit a 3-pointer to game.” 106-105. setting up Johnson’s game- five-year contract that expired long snapper on punts is some­ The Associated Press streak to 10. longest in the NBA this he said, smiling. “ I guess I’ m the Worid Classic. “ It’s nice to have it bogey. make it 83-81 with 2:22 remaining in "W e had a lot of tired players out winner. Feb. 1. Despite the drop, how­ thing that may be beyond us mother hen of the group.” season, as Kevin Willis scored 24 back. It’s been such a long time.” In between his triumphs there the third period. there tonight.” Bullets Coach Kevin Otis Thorpe scored 22 points and ever. Rozelle pointed out that now.” OKLAHOMA C ITY - When Seagrave brought 17 competitors points, including a follow shot that While Stewart got the lion’s share was more than $1.2 million In An 8-2 spurt extended the margin Loughery said. "Michael gave us a Loren Seagrave became women’s broke a 99-99 tie at Denver. Reggie Theus 20 for the Kings. to the two-day meet at The Myriad, of a $600,000 purse, Pooley bettered track coach at Louisiana State four winnings, 32 tournaments In which and 15 came away with All- it in one shot, the richest single years ago, the Lady Tigers were he finished 10th or better, nine America honors after finishing swing in the game’s history. ’The only good enough to beat one of the runner-up finishes — and no wins. among the top six in their events. 36year-oid Pooley hit a 6lron shot seven teams in the Southeastern This one, however, was his. Not Tbe big star was Sheila EX'hols. who into the cup on the 17th for a Turned-loose Lawton takes It out on Blackhawks Conference indoor meet. only did he win it, he set a course won the high jump and finished hole-in-one that was worth a record and won with a flair, playing third in the 55-meter dash. $l-million extra prize from tourna­ the last two rounds in 16under-par By Ken Rappoport Now, the Lady Tigers are the best Ellett’s 13th of the season came ment sponsor Hertz. 128 The Associated Press in the nation. The Lady Tigers finished in style. just 2:28 after Adam Oates had "You don’t really expect that to “ I knew I ’d win again,” he said. NHL Roundup given the Red Wings a 1-0 lead at Thanks to a big first day in which The l,606meter relay team of four girls combined to score 21 happen. I ’m in shock.” Pooley said. " I knew that if I kept getting in 6 A one-game suspension turned Schowanda Williams. Opal Cun­ 15:26. It was only the third ace of his life, position, my time would come. It Brian Lawton into a one-man gang points, Louisiana State was able to ningham, Wendy Truvillion and Glen Hanlon played a strong and the first in his 12 years of PGA did today.” for the Minnesota North Stars. outdistance Tennessee and win the Danyel Wofford set an American game in net for the Red Wings, tour competition. He blitzed the front side in "Watching my teammates lose a NCAA Indoor Track and Field and collegiate best in a time of Along with his three goals. making 33 saves. Rookie Winnipeg The prize was split between 6under-par 31. built a three-shot 3-0 lead to Detroit in the press box in CTiampionships that concluded Sat­ 3:35.49. Lawton also assisted on a fourth in goaltender Eldon “Pokey” Red­ Pooley and the Arnold Palmer margin and took it from there, our own building really got me urday night. The Arkansas men got some helping the North Stars end a dick stopped 26 shots. Children’s Hospital. Each receives finishing off with a birdie on the 18th angry on Saturday, and 1 couldn’t Louisiana State won the meet late-meet heroics of their own to six-game winless streak (0-5-1) and Eilett said he was "just winding $500,000 over the next 20 years, the hole. wait to get back on the Ice.” said with 49 points, well ahead of capture their unprecedented fourth climb one point ahead of the up and trying to hit the net. We had money being paid off in monthly Only South African David Frost Lawton after scoring three goals to second-place Tennessee, which had straight indoor title. Blackhawks into third place in the a couple guys in front and I don’t installments of $2,083.33. was a contender. No other player help the North Stars beat the 36. Villanova was third with 24. First the 3,206meter relay team Norris Division. think he (Hanlon) had that great a Stewart, whose home is on the got within five shots of Stewart at Chicago Blackhawks 4-2 Sunday followed by Arizona and Texas with set a meet, collegiate and Ameri­ Don Beaupre played an outstand­ view’ Anytime you have a screen 12th fairway of the Bay Hill Club any time over the final 1$ holes. night. 22 each. can record to win in 7:18.67. Then ing game in goai for the North like that you’re capable of course, shot a Closing 65. six under Frost tied him with a first-hole Lawton was benched Saturday by “ We don’t have a lot of super­ Roddie Haley, named the meet’s Stars, stopping 52 of 54 shots. scoring." par. His 72-hole total was 264. a birdie, but had no answer for North Stars Coach Lome Henning stars," Seagrave said after LSU outstanding performer, set a world Beaupre. who had allowed more distant 20 under par and two strokes Stewart’s burst of four birdies in a for inconsistent play and had to Flyers 5, Rangers 2 won its first-ever national title. best by breaking the 66second Ahpiwio than three goals six times in his last better than the record set by Andy five-hole stretch just before the watch in frustration from the Brian Propp and Dave Poulin “We Just have kids who work real barrier in the 566meter dash. 13 games, made 25 saves in the Bean in 1981. turn. Minnesota press box as his team each scored two goals as Philadel­ hisrd, and have a staff that probably Finally, Joe Falcon won the Dnbi Thomss of the United States and Valdimir Kotin of second period when Chicago out- The third victory of his career " I caught him and let him get lost to the Red Wings 4-3. phia defeated the Rangers. Works harder than any staff in the 3.666meter run in a time of 7; 56.79. shot Minnesota. 26-4. the Soviet Union share the Ice for an exhibition routine at was worth $108,000 from the total away again,” Frost said. “ I reckon On Sunday night, he was all over The Flyers, scoreless in 29 country. Our assistant coaches are Arkansas finished zrith 39 points, Steve Larmer also scored for the the closing of the World Figure Skating Championships purse of $600,000 and gave him on any other week, I would have power-play opportunities while los­ part and parcel to this.” the ice in Chicago Stadium. Blackhawks. eight more than Southern Metho­ $246,068 for the year. won.” " I love Chicago, and the Stadium ing four of five previous games . And where does the head coach fit Sunday in Cincinnati. Thomas took second place in the “ We’ve been playing so poorly dist. Indiana. Georgetown and "They kept saying, ’when’s he Frost had a 6under-par 67 for a reminds me of the Boston Garden against the Rangers this season, in? women’s competition. lately .. . giving up all kinds of goals McNeese State tied for third. gonna win again? When’s he gonna 267 total. where I used to watch the Bruins.” connected on their first two man­ ... that I wondered if we’d ever win win again? When's he gonna win Dan Pohl birdied the final hole to Lawton said. " I grew up in Rhode power advantages, both by Propp again." Henning said. "But. I ’d like again?’ complete a 70 and gain third place Island, and in high school, ourteam to know who was keeping track of in the first period. "M aybe now they’ll say I’m a usually was the underdog and the They also got a short-handed goal at 275. He was followed by I^rry the Chicago shots because who ever Sports in Brief Thomas has no time winner. That’s what I wanted all Mize, 66276. and Ben Crenshaw, fans always booed a lot. just like in was doing it. must have been by Poulin in the first period, a along; a little respect from the record 21st for the Flyers this 66277. the Stadium.” counting by threes.” people who didn’t think I was a In other NHL games Sunday season, and a power-play goal by Pooley. playing three hours in Beaupre: " I had such a terrible MHS twlminm Ml school mark to soothe her aches winner.” said Stewart, who had front of the leaders, had a dosing67 night, it was Detroit 1. Winnipeg 1; the Flyers’ captain in the third game Saturday. I along with the been so close so often in the and finished at par 284. He never Philadeiphia 5. New York Rangers whole team needed this win to pet period. HAMDEN — A Manchester High boys’ swimming record was three-plus years between his 2. and Edmonton 4. Hartford 1. The win avenged a 6-1 loss was in the title chase. our confidence back.” broiken Saturday night as the frarsom e of R ari Noone, Egils Bv Joe Kay came to Cincinnati for Iasi week’s Lawton scored his third goal of suffered at home to the Rangers Red Wings 1, Jets 1 Ramans, Mel SiehoM and John Gorman tunied in a S:31.$2 Tbe Associated Press world championships with her legs the game, and 19th of the season, last week. HPptNM docking at the state Class LL qualifying meet at Hamden High still aching. A missed double axel in late in the third period when he Defenseman Dave Ellett’s “ We were doing the some things Philadelphia's Dave Poulin (20) beats School. H ie oM school mark was S;S$.$ set in lt7$. The record is C IN a N N A H — Debt Thomas her short program made her slip Best car doesn’t win picked off an errant pass and power-play goal late in the second as the other night, only we got the game Sunday night at Madison Square tbe first to be set in the last dne years hy any Manchester doesn’t have time to soothe the ache behind Witt. period gave Winnipeg a tie with Ranger goalie John Vanbiesbrouck fora Garden. The Flyers won, 5-2. rammed in a seven-footer to give breaks tonight," said Flyers goal- swimmer. of losing her World Figure Skating She rebounded with her finest Minnesota a 4-1 lead. Detroit. tender Chico Resch. score during the first period of their NHL In other events, Ramans pl*694 l$ttiinthel$6hntterflywitha Championship crown. She has to performance in more than a year but Rudd not arguing 9 time o f: $$.02 and qualified for the LL flnals Hmsday at Hamden attend to more pressing matters Saturday night in the final four- 9 minute program, electrifying Ri­ n ^ . He also swam the l$6yard backstroke (l:$t.2.Siebold had . first — her neglected studies and By Mike Harris situation. verfront Coliseum with strong a personal best In ttw t$$ freestyle at 1:S7.S. Paul Hendessi her sore legs. Tbe Associated Press “ It just broke, quit working,” jumps and energetic choreo­ (».1$ ), NOone (M .n ) and Gorman (tS.$t) swam personal bests Thomas. 19, of San Jose. Calif., is said Earnhardt, who led eight timea Vandy’s Newton making no excuses for his ciub graphy. The routine drew a pro­ in tbe $$ freestyle. Hendessi ($$.$•), Noone (S4.$$| and Gorman HAMPTON. Ga - The best car for 195 laps and was solidly in the t r y i^ to get her college life and her l o n g standing ovation and meant ($t.7R also swam in tbe 16$ freestyle. Achilles tendons b a ^ in shape didn’t win the Motorcraft 560 and lead when his car suddenly slowed that Witt needed perfection to after finishing second Saturday everybody, including winner Riclor between turns one and two on lap Bv The Associated Press over eight teams in the NCAA field, averages 16.7 points and 8.5 Ken “ Mouse” McFaddwi, a 6-1 Dawn made two free throws, unseat Hiomas. night to East German Katarina Rudd, knew it. 286. defeating Pennsylvania, Notre rebounds. guard, leads Cleveland State in winning the game 42-41. 8 i Mary's wins Inisrfalth titls Witt. Thomas gave a sensational As TTiomas and coach Alex Rudd was more than happy to The only other driver able to keep With the Southeastern Confer­ Dame. Florida, Kansas State. NTT Roundup Tbe Illinois State-Cleveland State scoring. Stephen F. Austin, 22-7, the last performance, only to watch Witt McGowan watched from rinksMe. accept the winner’s share of $n,486 Earnhardt in sight before that was ence excelling in the NCAA tourna­ Indiana. Auburn and Missouri once game will be played in 7,S66-seat The Arkansas-Little Rock beat team invited to tbe 32-team NTT. St Mary’s Episcopal wen file Manchester bterfaith steal the crown minutes later with Witt gave one of the best perfor­ Sunday after holding off Benny Bill Elliott, who started alongside ment, Coach C.M. Newton of each and downing LSU twice. Public Hall, whitTi has more than Baylor after the buzzer in a has won its last 12 games and was Basketball League fifie last Saturday wMb a 664$ win over an even nnore dazzling show. mances of her life, earning a Parsons and Rusty Wallace over the pole-aitter in the feont row eighth-place Vanderbilt is making Tonight’s other second-round but we’re playing well lately, so twice the seating capacity of controversial victory in its tourna­ unbeaten in ffie Gulf Star Confer­ Drtnlty Covenant at m a g Junisr iOgh. Jeff Mann, Rich Bertin After placing second in both the perfect 6.6 from the East Gennan the last eight laps to take Ms Sunday and was running second, no excuses for the Commodores’ N IT games have Stephen F. Austin maybe we can get one on the road.” Cleveland State’s usual home floor. ment opener. James Dawn was ence this season. and JeHHeBand played weM for S t Mary’s while Jon Neumedb, U.S. nationals last month and the judge seventh N A ^ A R stock car victory. about 2.5 seconds behind, udma Ms presence in the National Invitation at Arkansas-Little Rock, Illinois Florida State has won only three Woodling Gym. fouled with no time remaining on The Lumberjacks, in ffieir first Danny O’Shea and M aik Tsdd d a y e d well for Trinity. world championships that con­ “ I just said, ’The girl’s amaz­ Meanwhile, Dale Earnhardt, the engine Mew on lap 288. Tournament. State at Cleveland State and Boise of 10 road games this season, and a "This is a heck of a tournament the clock and Baylor ahead by one. season as an NCAA Division I team , St. Mary’s heat Temple Beth ShohMnI Iand Trinity edged Oesier cluded Saturday night. Thomas ing,” ’ Thomas said. “ She’s tough. man who started the S26lap race “ It just Mew up.” Elliott said. Vanderbilt started the season State at Washington. quirk of Vanderbilt’s arena will and, obviously, we are happy to be But the timekeeper said ffierewasa have one of the NCAA’s top S-point OongragMional In the seiwMInals. looks forward to a less hectic She goes out and does what she has with the killer car and dominated "But it was pretty much a fnUle with a 9-1 record, but lost 14 of its On Tuesday, LaSalle Is at Nia­ make it difficult for Kennedy to in It,” Donewald said, “ Nearly fraction of a second remaining and shooting teams. routine as 6he juggles her foil-time to do.” the first 2i0 laps, was left to lick his effort, anyhow. I couldn’t keep up next 21 games, most of them toSEC gara, Arkansas at Nebraska, change his defense everyone agrees that the best 64 pre-med coarse load at Stanford Now, Thomas has to get her wounds and mull over a I6th-place with Earnhardt ... he was Jnst too 7 rivals. Alabama. Louisiana State Southern Mississippi at St. Louis Unlike most other arenas, team teams In the country are not in the 7 Rod A Qun Chib to mast tonight and prefwres for the 1966Olympics. school and skating schedules in finish. tough.” and Florida have reached the final and California at Oregon State. benches at Memorial Gym are NCAA’s (tournament), and there White nets her lirst title "H o p ^ lly . I won’t be injured.” order. Minutes after receiving the ” f’m as good a loser as I am a Rudd, a 36year-old ftum Chena- 16 of the NCAA championship Coach Pat Kennedy of Florida located at the ends of the court and are some very fine teams not in COVENTRY — Hie Manchester Rod R Gun CM i win bold Ms she said. “ And hopefolly, school silver medal, she was trying to winner,” said Earnhardt, the de­ peake, Va., knew he vras fortunate tournament. State, which owns a victory over not along the sidelines. either tournament. We’re just annual meeting tonight at Its clshbouse en Daly Read in SCOTTSDALE, Arlz. rM of Dis- T O Wovmr to OUHe y p| MOpmo and ia defended by a prominsm stiomay noy (60 min.) (TO m OVK;’Zw B a M p O m tir A ciudwn who hat known him from cNMIiood. Hum- f$ 8 P N ] FtaMfi' Hoto (SO min ) tn vtlt with » kmf IndMdudMt lo iMm / phray Bogart, John Darak, George Ms- about Ma. Anthony Quinn, Alan Batat, k- erssdy. 1949. Common sense, tidy house [M A X ] MOVIE: 'April in ^«ris' A Stata Dapartmant em pkn^ becomes involved ane PappM. 1064. ( 9 Hogan's Hatpoa Why not think of becoming an auto mechanic? a clKmjs girl. Dorii Day. Ray Bofger, (CNOI) PfOiw Mpwg [C O M ] Sparta Tanigitt Claude Dauphin 1953 (DM) N4y Friwid FOeha (D W ) (MOVIE;'M y OkiaHaavon’ Tha na- What profea- Tune, told my reaearch aaaociate, f T M C ] MOVIE: 'EviaryiMno I Have ia (HBOIMOVM; 'Rpttampftlw JMT ICC) lion't favortta rsdk> laam, after loeing their prevent accidental poisoning tfleael enginea. In both caaea, after ity college program earn from The winners from each state will ■ion would you Youra' A husbar>d and wife dance team Third inataHmant of Qporgp Lueaa' "Star expected baby, have one proMam afiar an­ Beth KoMiner. Technolegical ad- yeara of on-the-Job experience, they $17,00$ to $24,00$. After five years, a compete for over $400,000 in prtiea open a hit Broadway show only \o dis­ other whan ihay tty to adopt orta. Batty ctawae for your Wara" iritogy rauntraa Luka Okywakar DEAR vancementa make cleaner air and emerged aa maater mechanica. highly skilled technician can earn and scholarships. Since it began in cover that the wife ts pregnant ar>d must and N t eomradat for P final bPttla wfth ilM GraWa, Dan Daiwy. Davkf Wayne. I960. LA U N D R Y; Bleaches, soaps, cWld? Doctor? drop out Marge Champion. Gower Cham­ ABRY: Two ye­ better gaa mileage poaaiMe. from $ » ,0 0 0 to $10,000, or more. 1040, over 40,000 students thraugh- avd ONaetic Empka. Mkrfc HBmM. Hartfaon [E B F N ] f pom C anwr detergents. (Hstnfectants, blniiV- Porhiipa. Law ­ pion. Monica Lewis 1952 Fofd, Carria Fithar. 1903. Obtad FG. |kt an ago I wrote In the 'SSa and 'M b , ear enginea IN THE 'M b and 'Ma, atudenta On the national level, average ont the country have been placed in dyes, spot removers. yer? Maybe. Si/Mm Starao) 11:3SPM 3D Entartrinmam Tentglw did not change much. In the late with an intereat in becoming auto weekly earnings for full-time pay­ automotive technician Jobe as F S iO O P M CD d ) » ® ifews ET tMke wfth cunt Eastwood ebout Me to tell you that CLOSETS, ATTIC. STORAGE What about auto [UMlMpOda 'TBa, automoMlea were e<)uipped techtticiana are more likely to be roll employees in 1000; $124 per result of the comest. QE) Thraa'a Company midti-fotoed career in moviea and poMict. the foddence of PLACES; Rat poistm. ant poison, mechanic? D ear Ahhy P o rte r with emlaaion-eoBtrol ayatema, and coUege-bouttd, typically in the top week, reports the Labor Contact your local AAA to find out CD Mapnum, P.l. 8 :(y 7 P M T O AdWiNwna Oodga Mor- 11:3SpM ® Nawa child deaths mothballs, insect sprays. Odda are auto gan'a aaHng trip of 20,870 tnHw arotin' in the early ’SOa, on-board compu- half or <|oarter of Otelr high achool Department. more. Or have your auto shop or (H ) Qimme a Oraah from aspirin Abigail Van Buren PURSE; Aspirin, all drugs, mechanic doea ttw world atona ia prataniad. (00 mki.) [HBO] Net Nacaeiarity tha had been re­ tera. Today, car engine apecifica- ciaaa. Mechanical dexterity ia atin WHILE THE NUMBER of tedinical school instructor write O Merfe amf Mindy Mm w (In Starao) cigarettes. not even rank in tiona change aa fretiuently aa every a muat, but an iirtereat in compu- women entering the fleid is grow­ for ntore information to; John ■ ® M*A*S-lsw of a credii card ia alated to riae over the next d«;ade Emidtqrment for auto tediniciana eral maater mechanic, apeclaliata TONovala; EsaMiiehaohada0)osCafe older people with painful arthritis It is the responsibility of adults to remover, boric acid, denture ta­ math, ability to read and under- the demand for more technicians is "Sylvia Porter’s New Money ® Carol Sumatt and Frianda magnate aeeumea a tough-guy diaguisa to to an eatimated I million total by will increaae Juat due to the growing concentrate on certain areaa of the the fact tht the average age of [IM S ] Hara'a Boomer take control of hisI life and Me wife. Jeff in their flngen complained about poison-proof their homes to prevent blets, deodorants pine oil and bath atand complex car manuala, good Book for the ’$0s,’’ 1,22$ pages of |D|S1 MOVIE: 'Tha Oraat Muppat 199S. Today, about 000,000 of theae number of drivera and the aurge In automddle. Bridges, BeNnda Bauer, Bisttes Jegger. how difficult it was to open those children from becoming victims. oil. analytical akilla and, of courae, a technicians today Is In the mid-SOs. down-to-earth advice on personal ' The muppeis act as a trio of r a p i ­ 9:00PM 3) Nawhart (CC) Michael 1979 profeaaionala are currently work­ the number of cara on road. But Training ia alao different. In the knowledge of automobilea are vital. Many companies sponsor auto­ money managennent, is available ers trying to sofve a major jewel theft. M s a shot sf a network produeinpuemgii job and child-proof caps, regular caps First; Never take medicine in GARAGE. BASEMENT. WORK­ George hopaa to wm fame thr(oughi T O AHrsd HKchceek Praaants ing for auto-repair ahopa, car complex auto technology will be the 'SOa, a boy intereated in cara and not Aa the level of akill and technical motive schods. For the past four through her column. Send $0.0$ plus Charles Grodrn. Diana Rigg. Jack Warden. could he obtained from the pharma­ front of children. They love to SHOP; Lye, kerosene, bug killers, 1981. Rated G ausi rock formation. TO A a k D r. Ruth dealera and gaa atationa throughout key factor creating more Job neceaaarily at the top of hia ciaaa training In the field increaaea, ao do years, the A A A has co-sponsored $1 for mailing and handling to cist for the asking I then urged you imitate adults. Also, never call gasoline, lighter fluid, turpentine, [EiSPN] Mazda SportsLook 3 ) Arrtartea't Cup Story Tha atory of the T O Novato: Yotonda Lujan the country. opportunitiea for atudenta who have would uaually go right into the aalariea. Being an auto technician the Plymouth/AAA Trouble Shoot­ "Sylvia Porter’s New Money Book to warn grandparents to poison- medicine "candy” paint remover and thinner, paint, Cup races from 1851 through 1987. (80 (60 T O Look at Ma Now Job opportunity ia not all that ia the right technical background. induatry, often aa an apprentice in a can be a lucrative career. Accord­ ing Contest. Prom more than 7,000 for the 80s,” in care of this fHBCn MOVIE: 'The .ligsaw Man' Years proof their homes in case their • Store all cleaning supplies out weed killers, anti-freeze and changing. In recent yeara, the after defecting to Moscow, an ex-6riitsh [C N N ] Naw enigfit grandchildren visited them be­ gaa atation. In the ’60a and '70a, ing to the California Automobile high school and vocational facilities newspaper, P.O. Box 4101$0, Kan­ intelligence agent is given plastic surgery |) TO MOVIE: Wa Are Tha CMMran' of sight and out of reach of children. fertilizers. [E S P N ] Mazito SportsLook cause small children love toexplore nature of the work haa undergone “ELECTRONICS haa hit the atudenta entered vocational or Aaaociation, high achool graduates in all $0 states, 1M,000 seniors will sas City, Mo. 04141. Make checks • and returns to England for or>e more mis­ CC) The Rvea of three Americans inter­ (Never leave cleanser or detergent G EN ER AL; Flaking paint, re­ twine ei en Ethiopisn clinic ee they try to the cupboards, cabinets and draw­ draatic realignment. With the ad­ automobile,’* Scott Morriaon, di­ technical achoola after completing often atart at 112,000 to $10,000. participate in this written and payable to Andrews, McMeel b sion. Michael Caine. Laurence Olivier. [U S A ] Dragnet under the kitchen or bathroom painted toys, broken plaster, ^ m e vent of microchipa and computer- 1984 Rated PG. aseitt in relieflet sffons< retared to wides- ers In their grandparents’ homes. sink.) rector of marketing of Preciaion high achool, to learn about gaa and Graduates of a two-year commun­ hands-on competition this year. Parker. presd femme Ady Sheedy. Ted Dsneon. 12:OSAM GDOimonai Simon Rick flowers and plants are poisonous. (U S A ] USA Cartoon Express 1987 end A.J. try lo find evictonce p r o v ^ a I was at the Seattle Poison Center • Keep all products In their country s ir^r's wife to be m unfit motl^r. ( P Doctor Who at the time — and I am still here — original containers. FIRST AID FOR POISONINGS; 6:OSPM T O T O MOVIE; 'In Love and War' (CC) (70 min) (R) rw iT lB While a Nevy officer endures eight years of so I hope you will run your valuable • Discard old medicines by flush­ Keep syrup of Ipecac (m hand In Supermarket Shopper 6:30PM 3D w k r p in Cincirmatl brutal captivity m a North Vietnameae 12:15AM (HB01 MOVIE: Code tips on how to poison-proof your ing them down the toilet. your home, but do not use It except QD (is ABC Nows prisoner-of-war camp, his wife begme a Name: Emerald'rraMT (CC) A U.S double home. It would be Ideal if you ran it Here is a checklist of potential on the advice of your physician or (S) Bonton public swsrsnats campaign rsgardiro the agent infiltraiee the Gestapo to (zrotect a the week of March 18-21. as that is poisons found in the home. 'Iltese the poison center . (Call information ® 8C TV priaoners' tresimsnt James W cknIs. Jarre captured ARisd officer with advance Alexander, Dr. Haing S Ngor 1987. (In knowledge of the D-Day invasion. Ed Har­ Poison Prevention Week. products should be locked up or now for your local poison center’s The savings on groceries ® Too Close (or Comfort Stereo) ris, Max Von Sydow, Eric Stoltz 1985 Thank you. Abby. on behalf of all kept out of reach of children. 24-hour hot-line number, and keep it Rated FG. (SI ® NSC News [C N N ] Larry King Uva your readers who will clip that on or near your phone.) (8 ) Nightly Business Report [018] DIenay's Academy Award Wbi- 12:30AM 3 ) Dynasty column and keep it handy. 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DEAR DR, OOTT; My wife had required refund form and the Universal Product tors have found her to be normal, let treatments. Overweight women AP photo N. OLMSTEAD, OHIO ® ® Carson's Comedy Classics 1 0 : 1 5 P M [H B O ] MOVIE: Police [E S P N ] Action Outdoors with Julius bladder surgery via the vagina . She Codes from three packages of any Eskimo Pie ® (S ) Barney Miller Academy II; Their First Aetignment' Boros her alone and allow her body to tend to grow facial hair, so you seeps urine continually when she is (CC) The worst students ever to go to a Branded Ice Cream Novelty. Expires June 30. (S I T O Newlywed Qama [U S A ] Qo For Your Dreams; Cash Flow follow its own pattern. Meanwhile, might consider losing weight and on her feet. What can she do about a police academy graduate into the worst Expo you might encourage her to drink 6 see if It helps. Taking licking DEAR KATHRYN; Some states, such as Ohio, still 1987. T O Novela: El Prado da la Fama police officers ever to walk a beat. Steve this? FRITO-LAY Dip "Buy Two Get One Free” 1:55AM [H B O ] MOVIE: Joshua more fluids and eat more roughage. To aid you in that endeavor. I ’m She Skates, a 3-year-old New York-bred place severe limitations on how the manufacturers and T O Home Free: Return of tha Bald Eagle Guttenberg, Bubba Smith, Howard Hesse- N.Y., recently. The horse's trainer said distributors of alcoholic beverages can promote their Offer. Receive a coupon for an 8.5-ounce or larger A chronicle of wildlife photographer Jack man. 1985 Rated PG-13 Then end Now’ (CC) A free-spirited writer sending you a free copy of my DEAR READER: Your wife filly, gives a dog named Ranger his dally Swedberg's attempt to transfer wild ea­ and media personality turns his attention DEAR DR. GOTT: For the last Ranger stops by the stall every day and products. But for the last half-dozen years, the trend can of Frito-Lay Brand Dip. Send the required 1 0 : 3 0 P M 3D News back to his life when a scandal threatens Health Report on Calorle-Wlse might be helped by having surgery refund form and two proofs of purchase from any gles from Manitoba to the Quabbln Reser­ six years I ’ve been having electrol­ Cooking, which offers menus, re­ licking at Belmont Racetrack In Elmont, sleeps In It at night. among the states has been to remove these voir in Massachusetts. TO INN News him and his family. James Woods, Alan to restore the bladderadd! to its proper restrictions. Frito-Lay Brand Dip (8.5-ounce size or larger). Arkin, Robert Joy, 1985 Rated R ysis on my lip and chin. My cipes and hints on reaching and [C N N ] Crossflra T O w ild America: Otters of the Adlron- position. If the bladder sags — from Expires April 30, 1987. dacks (CC) The playful river otter of the A tW sr electrologist is licensed, very con­ maintaining ideal weight. Other weakness due to multiple pregnan­ [H B O ] Fraggla Rock |CC| (In Slereol 2:00AM 3 ) MOVIE: w ith the POPSICLE $1 Back Offer. Receive $1 worth of Adirondack Mountains is studied Army' A sergeant tries to get a RFC to help scientious and concerned that the readers who are interested In cies or to previous surgery — this If you are moved to voice your opinion in this matter, Popsicle brand coupons. Send the required refund 7:40PM [D I8 ] Mouseterplaca Thea­ T O Honeymooners him out of some girl trouble. Dean Martin, treatments seem to be making obtaining a copy should send $1 and suspension operation may help a speak to your legislative representative. ter Jerry Lewis, Polly Bergen 1950 A bou t Town form and a Universal Product Code symbol from T O Notfclato Unlvtalon matters worse. An endocrinologist your name and address to P.O. Box woman regain continence. In my S MOVIE: Escape' A young American any Popsicle brand multi-pack, along with a 8:00PM 3D Kata O Allle (CC| When a [D IB ] Danger Bay A deaf boy Is frus­ said it was due to my weight (I'm 5 91428. Cleveland. OH 44101-3428. Be opinion, your wife needs a second DEAR M ARTIN; I would like to tell you about a mysterious bouquet of roses is delivered is jailed in the notorious Lecumberri Prisorr self-addressed stamped envelope. Expires June 1. trated over his difficulty to communicate in Mexico City on drug charges Timothy foot 7 and weigh 175;) my dermatol- sure to mention the title. opinion from another urologist. method of extracting coupons from newspapers to the apartment. Kate, Atlie. Emma and with others, so Grant Introduces him to a Savings bank donates money MCC has state history course 1987. Jennie all assume it is for them Bottoms, Kay Lent, Colleen Dewhurst without the use of scissors. This method might be special kind of friend. Mike the Chimpan­ 1960 Here’s a refund form to write tor: CI3 LifeQuett: The Hidden Addict The zee The Savings Bank of Manchester recently contrib­ A non-credit course, "Living History: Exploring useful for those who have arthritis and cannot properly $8.20 coupon refund. America’s Family Favor­ nature and impact of addictive behavior T O Twilight Zona handle scissors. 10 :4 5 P M (B) wild America uted $1,200 to the Cardiac Rehabilitation Program at Connecticut’s Past,” will be offered at Manchester ites Refund Offer. P.O. Box 4013, Jefferson City, are explored through the stories of a [E S P N ] Orta on One Manchester Memorial Hospital for a scholarship given smoker, a recovering alcoholic, a bulimic 1 1 : 0 0 P M T O (TO News Community College on Saturdays beginning March 21 ' I trace around the edge of each coupon with a MO 85102. This offer expires May 31. 1987, but 3D 3D 2:15AM [M A X ] MOVIE: vision to a patient who couid not afford the expense. and a cocaine abuser. Host; Merlin Olsen. (X) TO late Show: Starring Joan Rfvan from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. ’Tuition for the series, which fountain pen, going over the tracing two or three times. certificate requests must be postmarked by (60 min.) Quest' (CC) An awkward teenager's Dr. Abraham Kurien. medical director of the training for an Important wrestling match is continues through May 2. is $90. It will cost $23 to attend It helps to use a small ruler to keep the lines straight. March 31,1987. While waiting for the form, save 3D Carol Burnett and Frianda program, and William R. Johnson, chief executive 3 3 Breaking the Barriers disrupted when he falls in love with an individual sessions. *1116 ink soRens the paper and it is easy to push the the proofs of purchase from any three different T O Odd Couple officer of the bank, said they hoped the gift would GD The Thom Birds Based on the novel older woman temporarily boarding at his For more information, call 047-8242. coupons out. brands of the following; Rave Hair Spray with by Colleen McCullough, this story spans (3 ) Falcon Crott house. Matthew Modtne, Linda Fiorentino. encourage other corporations to provide similar Vital Touch Protein, Cutex Polish Remover, three generations of a wealthy Austrailian T O Hogan's Hstoee Ronny Cox. 1985. Rated R. support. I hope this information will be helpful to your elderly Vaseline Petroleum Jelly, Vaseline Intensive family and centers on the forbidden love of (TO News (Live) Teen pageant seeks applicants a beautiful woman and an ambitious priest 2:30AM dl) TwWght zone or handicapped readers. Care Lotion, or Q-Tips Cotton Swabs, along with ■ (2 hrs.) Part 1 of 5 (TO Telee of tha Unexpected [C N N ] Sports latanlght Bridge club announces results Applications are now being accepted for girls ages 13 BARRY FOWLER the dated cash-register receipt (s) with the D MOVIE: 'Fright' Terror stalks about a T O M*A*S*H [ESPN] SpomCenter purchase prices circled. Recent results of the A.M. Bridge Club include: through 19 for the Miss Connecticut U.S. Teen Pageant. UNION CORRECnONAL INSTITU’HON country home as a babysitter tries to get T O El VIdenta (60 min ) [U S A ] Focus on Success RAIFORD, FLA. help. Honor Blackman, Susan George, Ian March 2. North-South 1. Ellen Goldberg-Irv Carlson; ’The pageant will be held May 3 at the Quality Inn in [C N N ] Moneytlne Cromwell. Bannon. 1972. 2:35AM 3D CBS News Nightwatch 2, Ann DeMartin-Mollie ’fimreck; 3. Frankie Brown- [D IB ] Adventures of Ozzia and Harriet Joined In Progress For more information, contact ’Teri Moore. State (® 22nd Aimual Your Choice for die Faye Lawrence Film Awards From Los Angeles, the 22nd [M A X ] MOVIE: Rambo: First Blood 3:00AM (B ) Keys to Success East-West 1. Frankie Brown-Faye Lawrence; 2, Director. Miss Connecticut U.S. ’Teen, P.O. Box llM , annual presentation of 51m awards voted Part ir (CC) Rambo returns to the ju n ^ s Bedford. Ind. 47421. of Vietnam to locate American MlA's. [C N N ] News Overnight Mike Franklin-Lesly White; 3, Jim Baker-Peg Dunfield on by the moviegoing public. Nommated PubHc Recordm for Best Motion Picture are "Aliens," Sylvester Stallone, Richard Crenna. [D IB ] MOVIE: 'The Groat Muppat March 5, North-South I. John Greene-Al Berggren; 2, "Crocodile Dundee," "Hanrah and Her Charles Napier. 1965. Rated R (toper' The muppets act as a trio of report­ Jim Baker-Hal Lucal; 3. Ann Staub-Ann McLaughlin WATE8 meets on 8t. Pafs day Sisters, " "Stand by Me" and "Top Gun." [T M C ] MOVIE: 'F a i ^ 8i Alexander' ers trying to solve a major jewel theft, Honors also go to leading end supporting Two children in a theatrical family lose their (toarles Grodin, Diana Rigg. Jack Warden. East-West 1. Frankie Brown-Fttye Lawrence; 2, Wanwity dMdt 1981. Rated G. Mike Franklin-’Fom Regan; 3. Virginia Weeks-Ellen Manchester WATES will meet Tuesday in Orange Vernon St., $04,900. Robert B. Reguius to Robert D. actors and actresses, and for best motion enjoyment of life when their mother mar­ Hall on Center Street at 7:15 p.m. Weigh-in is fromO; 15 Richard M. and Patsy Eller to Charles A. and Deborah K. Celia picture song. Hosts: Tim Conway. Jane ries a stem bishop. Pemilla Allwin, Beriil [E S P N ] Horae Show Jumping: Grand Goldberg Dumond, 305 Hilliard St., $91,800. Seymour. (2 hrs.) Guve 1983 Rated R. (Dubbed) Prix of Pahn Beach From West Palm to 7; 15 p.m. Army k Navy Club, 22 Fhrest St., to M.G. Associates, Manchester Gerard J. Puiia to Ann Marie and IS ) T O ALF Willie consuhs a psychologist [U S A ] Stephan King's Worid of Honor Beach. FL. (90 mm.) (R) 8ummer fun for QIri 8couts Other scheduled meetings include March 24 at 7:15 $121,000. Gardens Condominium, $59,000. Rose F. Blanco, Northwood ’Town- when life with ALF proves too much for Author Stephen King ("Christine," "Cujo, [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Rads' ((XI) A journalist 9 p.m. for Ways and Means and April 1 for the banquet. Gregg D. and ScoR R. Spear to Henry G. Chung. Lisa Chung and house, $78,500. him. (In Stereo) ...... The Shining") takes a look at the and a feminist experience the Bolshevik 9 If you’re in sixth grade or abov, and would like to Please contact an officer If you are planning to aRend James T. and Maryellen Ferranti. Shet Kwan Woo to Charles R. Holiday Homes Corp. to Loren B. T O Bott of Wild Amerfca: The Babfoe A special-effects creation of monsters and Revolution in Russia. Warren Beatty. Diarre participate in summer activities with the Girl Scouts, the banquet, 104 N. Elm St . $122,000. Booker III, 172 S. Main St., look at the behavior of wild animal offspr­ talks about the horror genre. (60 min.) Keatcn. Maureen Stapleton 1981. Rated and Sharon L. Reichlin, 109 Elvree PG. call Carmi Kowalewski at $22-0103. Thomas and Ramona Moore to conveyance tax $140.30. St. conveyance tax $120.70. ing mduding wolf pups, lynx and cougar 1 1 :0 8 P M (B) SCTV Natwoik kittens and pronghorn fawns. (105 min.) [U S A ] To Be Armounced. Activities planned include a visit to Gillette Castle David R. and Jane M. Cournoyer, David R. and Linda M. Henne- 1 1 : 1 0 P M T O Rueh: The Fallow Deer with a nature hike, grades oto 12; Hammonasset Beach Pine Acres ’Terrace, $100,500. quin to Richard I. Baral Jr. and T O MOVIE: 'Skocco' An adventurer run­ 3:30AM (QD MOVIE: Paris Whan It Group to see slides of Israel QuttcMm dtMta ning guns to the Syrians feds m love with 1 1 : 3 0 P M TO ABC Newt Nlght- overnight, grades 6 to 12; swim and horseback ride day Holiday Homes Corp. to Thomas 3D Sizzfet' A screenwirer end his secretory Lauralee F. Baral. Greenacres, the coionel's wife Humphrey Bogart, Hna (CQ act out movie fentestes in ortter to finish trip, grades 6 to 12; volunteer service programs, The Girls’ Friendly Society Sponsors of St. M ary’s E. Steinke Jr. and Carol E. Stelnke, conveyance tax $105.00. Edwin E. Peseik to Genevieve Marta Toren, Lee J. Cobb 1951. 3) Cannon his script. WifNem Holden, Audrey Hep- training provided, grades Oto 12; disabilitiesRrogram. Episcopal Church will meet Friday at 7:30 p.m. in the 41 Charis Road, conveyance tax Roliert and Mary Samuelson to Peseik, Clinton Street, no convey­ bum. Sir Noef Coward. 1964. T O MOVIE: 'French Oemtoetton II' T O Honaymoonora training provided, grades 0 to 12; kids on the block, Guild Room. Anne J. Wrider. assistant director, will $ 122. 10. Donald Yarsawich, 100 Hemlock ance tax. Ooyte arrives in Marseilles to finish break­ [U S A ] To Be Announced. T O Not AvaRaMe In Storat puppeteer training, grades 9 to 12; sign language, show slides of her recent trip to Israel. David K. and Marilyn L. Lyon to St., $109,800. Joan W. Feldman to Joan W. ing up the multi-million dollar International narcotict ring. Gene Hackman. Fernando T O T O Bast of Caison From February g r a ^ 9 to 12. David A. dschefskieand Rhonda J. Shelter for Women Inc. to Urba- Feldman and Martin Keibel, 273 3:55AM [H B O ] IWOVIE: Mata Hari' Rey. 1975. 1986: comedian Robin Williems. child ac­ Recruited as a World War I secret agent, Boulder Road, no conveyance tax. Regius. 337 Hackmatack St., netti Properties, 151 Hartford T O MacOyvor (CC) MacGyver and Thorn­ tor Danny Cooksey and the mime trio the seductive Mata Hari uses unusual Dedication service featured $138,000. Road, $20,000. Eva T. Biron to George R. BIron, ton try to out-con a bunko artist who has Mummenschanz. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) methods to gain information on her ene- Joel B. Wilder and Albert L. Richard W. and Ann E. Gra- Joseph E. Biron Sr. and M arie B. chested a Phoenix Foundation member out T O MOVIE: 'Knock on Any Doer' A mies.. Sylvia l------7:25,7:46. MANCHRSTVR iBsoi’S 086(00 — Lethal Center Congregational Church Hiesday at 7:30p.m. in Donald Tedford, Jane Maneggia, Rothman and David C. W o o ^ ry Kathleen Kiamie to Robert N. UA TRMBiW RoBI — "C rocodllt" ...... (IRT 7:2S,t s , 7:25. — Radio- O - ov» Hie Lutx Children’s Museum offers Fabolons Hie NarUiex at the church. ■AST MARTygO D u n ^ ( ^ 1 » ^26,7:56. — '»;7 ;4 6 .— i i ^ i o n 7:16. — "Crocodile" Dundee (P^19) 7, Reee^y•Crocodile" Dundee (PG) Beast Bread — animal-shaped breads that can be The Rev. Ernest Harris, director of the Pastoral < «^ ) 1J6, 7:15, ♦:36. — Phtfooq (R ) 7;)5. Tbrney, two parcels. Coop Saw Mfll Florence St., $104,300 Democrat Grover Cleveland was 7:96 decorated — is for grades 3 through 0. Bpring Has Care Depariment at Manchester Memorial HMqiital, 1 : g , 7 r ^ :4 6 .— Tin IMtn (R ) 17:96, Road, conveyance tax $9$.90. Lydall Woods Corp. to Paul W. elected to his first term as president 7 :S .—WncMword , / Kaaeno, S3, argues that Juveniles become have risen from an avorage of W to N , and 1 7MTTWI EoatHerttard. tions ovollatita tar With pogutoflon. Coll For experienC* Univerrity of New York in Albany. their resting scofea by an average of three I computer oriented 649-2093 for delinquent because they don’t see properly. “Research dhows vision training has wonted - service men ter truck drfverarS„ Nearly 9S percent of about 4,0M troubled grade levels. He also says the recidivism service deportment. medical secreforles intarmotten. I or II IfeAi... absolutely no relation with acacMmic train­ FuN or port Mm# to and LFN’s or UN’s SITTER Needed otter Loberers wthe^wnet teen-agers he’s examined at his San ing whatsoever. It’s a hoax,” Vellutino said. rate for Juvenile delinquents, which is Full or port time. Will typically about M percent, drops to 14 work dow ly wmt buoy manutoehirlng oempeny. train. Apply Blon- wWlng to work hard school, Nathan Hole edge of Am* Bernardino office have vision problems "These guys are promoting a (practice) that A P o z z le a and shore In the re­ area. Con otter 5:38. nefits. call •twmenra unrelated to visual acuity, which is usually percent after vision training. rail oitito oxocuIWm We need 18 sharp people steln't Comping Cen­ has no relation to anything.” ter, Route 83, Vernon. words of patient core. 6498139. Appiv beelwiTOtaSm addressed by corrective lenses. Educational therapMs question whether In attracMvo downtown to stelt our Tstemorkhng Please send resume to ond 3pm. Ttawtox, Kaaeno said the critics of vision therapy Copt No oxportonoo noe- 875^1. the Juveniles’ reput^ improvement might ofileo. Ail pfiagog ofof- Bex j j c* the Monches­ d A R P E N TE rs Helper - He says their difficulties stem from the "have never taken the time to evaluate what simply be due to the dose personal attention ossory. Dojm Evoningo, Se c r e t a r y —Needed O FFICE Poslflc ACROSS Aflfwtr to frivkHMi PuBit fleo srork. Strong typ­ ter Herald, Monches- experienced In remo- failure of their eye muscles to properly we do,” and others In hia field concur, they get in vision theramr. WMIe Kaseno A T photo Port of FiM tkno. tor busy Monchester terCt. 06048. time, typing, track, focus and align their eyes as a team. run aonnn non ing and flguTM a muM. Real Estate firm. Must (talfng. Coll Robert Hpht. beokkeeptaos i ‘”rhere’s excellent data to prove that acknowledges that this attention Is a factor, Optometrist Stan Kesno (right) has spent years trying to help 1 Stnmgt Cgtl Mr. MAP PARKADE Heoith Jorvts, 64^6712. "Most of the concentration that usually (eomb. form) SO D D o o n o n o a hove good technical nefits. Apply InpeF^f. patients are getting better,” said' Robert he said he’s found it to be "a very small Q a a n Q □ □ □ (M so e w n s Shoppe now hlrtag tal- Blonstelns Com BSS would be used up on comprehension is taken troubled youths In an unconventional way — by correcting S Doeombor 800-387-3720 OnO communication ^CRETARY - tor one Sanet, president of the American Optometric effect.” oniDon saann 8408730 skill for varied chol- l/port time ossitont man office. Short bond Center, route up trying to focus and keep their places,” Association's licensing board for vision Juvenile Court Judges and probation vision problems that he believes interfere with their 3BOO noD nnoD 203-249-7M2 manager and cashier. Rockvfile. A (•Mr.) lenglng activities. This reaufred. Coll 646-2426, A Kaseno said in an Interview. therapists. offidals in California have become enthusi­ concentration and steer them toward delinquency. anainooG □ □ o K hour salary position Coll 64MI7I, 9om to 9to5 weekdovs. T r m r r v n r er Such problems, according to Kaseno, t Dranch 5pm osk for DIeme. "Kaseno has done more than anybody else astic about vision therapy. tZC hfii____. QQO □ □ □ otters security, paid c 6 a ST Guard - hos o Warehouseman po6 (Dnu □ □ □ . Uw4 vocation and holidays. limned number of op­ tfon ovonoMe. Full o 13 Aigaitina'i HQQOanO Please submit written enings tar a special 3 port nme. Experience □Eou non oano tonktag — Fun time resume to : Jullc Pel­ __ Pwon RECEPTIONIST — full year programi Stop­ preferred, but not no-* 14 two □□□□□ GDaQO second shift — assist­ letier of ERA Blan­ cessOry. Inoulre Em­ Stosdy omploymont. time. Busy veterinory ping drug trafilc and IS h d M □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ ant supervisor in chard a Rossetto Real­ search and rescue ore pire Tool /Mtp-, Co. 0 O O Q(Sa(DD QdC HIghor than evoreg# office, Glastonbury. H C ryo f paM proof and ' transient tors, 189 West Center only 3of the tabs we do 647-1431 osk tar Al. IfC om pm □□□ DOnBO □□□ oarnlngs. Bonofits In- St., Manchester, Ct. Good telephme skills CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 and the obfllty to work everyday. High school f7FBfi-l«8^rag?yot point iteparUnent. Machine ehido poid Insureneo, va- 86048. grads or GED, aged 17- 17 0(4ttrpiek 41 fomtor operation and recon­ with the public a must. home! Mfrite F. O. Box 22 Oiook dWoot ISlogU hodioy oaffon and hondoys. Also REAL Estofe— we hove Typing, filing and 28, good physical con- 975, Elliabeth, NJ 24 Oou4 rogion doeufitont ciliation. Monday warahouao work, fuN and expanded and now dmon. Coll 283-248-4257 07207. ZS Rivor in ether clerical duties. 20 Boro 42 Poetry foot through Friday, 3 p. port amo. Ftexibte hours hove room for respon­ Must be good around collect If necessory. kE^UM E Service— For LOST , Oormtny 21 Prickly ilmib 43Mothor«f. sible, highly motlvoted k^CEFT'ibiei^t- Notices 27 tUrrom 23 Cut (hair) m. to 10 p.m. Sat­ eon bo wrangod. See Mr. animals. Dependobll- help with preparing ro- 0 CDNELPWANTIO HELP WANTED 0 experienced soles peo­ Afternoons, 3pm-7pm, AND RHINO NELPWANnO GO HELP WANTED HELP WANTED 0NEl#WANTa ZRfool 28 Slngw Diana urday 12 p.m. to 3 Sehoenleld at T it Green Ity ond Initiative esMn- sumes and cover let­ 0 45RoliaMs ple. Professlonot at­ tlol. Hours; /Monday, Mondov through Fri­ ters. Coll leave nome, As a condition precedent to 31 Room top 48 Rad (comb, p.m. Callf48-ir».EOE Road, Manehoatar, CT LOST— Very oenerous 28 Not fat • mosphere. Call for con- Wednesday, Thursday day. Non-smoker. the placement of ony odver- SECURITY — Manches­ CONSTRUCTION Site Su­ 36 (tfiipot form) 00040. evening phone reworcll Younp mole 30 Playing cards fldenflol Interview. Wrfie Box EE c/o/Mon- tlslns In the Monchester He­ ter, Vernon, Ellinttion perintendent for eost- SItm iMsTop 37 hap and Friday ond every number. By appetat- block cot. Birch street 32 Com My 60 Unutval Kfernon Realty. 649- second Saturday morn­ chester Herald, 16 rald, Advertiser hereby PART Time Help— areas. $5.75 per hour. ern Ct. based general 38 Typo of drum 62 SInglo thing mentonly. Manchester oreo. Needs medlco- ATTENDANTS — service 33 Cairo’s rivsr 1147. ing. 633-3588. Bralnard Place. office. 871-2489.0 osrees to protect, Indemnify Expereince helpful but Full time, 10 pm to 6 contractor. Specializ­ 40 Diotoneo 64 Poputor ond hold harmless the Mon­ tlon. Owner Is heort station, full and port 34 Horso not needed. Apply ot time. Apply In person. om. Part time 5:30 pm ing In commercial mooairo diroettvsa chester Herald, Its officers broken. Coll 647-71M. 41 Bo viclorlou, MCOUNTIMT and employees ovolnst any Aldo's Plzxo, 133 Uniforms furnished. to 10 pm. All shifts work. Must have at Find the 36 Earnings 56 Wriggly Rsh OKRATORS Keep trylno. 44EMOI 39Eolswsy CMS CMS and ell liability, loss or Spruce Street, 757 Spencer Street. weekends. Must be least 10 years construc­ 66 Dohydrtssd Ngw pooitlon In CMS FOUND— young femole For illk tcraon- FD R SM i iFDSMLf raSMLE M*.SMf expense. Including attor­ Monchester. EQUIPMENT over 18, neat and de­ tion experience and omall business for neys' fees, arising from cot, friendly, grey Co- pendable. Call 577-0775. proven track record of Item you 5 6 7 ing and hot stamp­ llco. Birch St., oreo. DRIVER— to do dellyer- Operotors— needed for dggrggd Accountant claims of unfair trade practi­ les ond pickups. Also bull dozer ond bock hoe Body shop openlng- lobs completed within ■ a ing of plBBtlc parts ces, Infringement of trade­ 647-7168 ofter 4pm. schedule and budget. need or 1 2 with 1 to 3 VMrg ex­ marks, trade names or pot- cleoning ond odd lobs reloted .work. Expe­ Colllslon body person. for fh« cosmotlc TAKE A LOOK for mochine shop. Pay accarding to skill. Send resume to Box II, perience. Responsf- ents, violation of rights of rienced only. Full time 14 18 industry. No «x - privacy and Infringement of Must be 10 or older. employment with sta­ Heritage Auto Body of c/o the Manchester He­ eell the billtioa Include In- copyright and proprietory 643-SS49. Andover, Incorpora­ rald, 16 Bralnard periBncB naces- ruetwimtmmtm Empioyment ble compony, benefits. IS volvgmgnt In cash rights, unfair competition Coll 747-5317. tion. 747-7693. Place, Manchester. sary, wili train, bookkeeping, bank Direct from Ford and libel and slander, which C O N SfR U CTIO N Site Item you DRIVER-Trailer Truck- 23 24 Must be depend- rgoonclllatlon and Motor Co. Detroit, may result from the publica­ & Education Work Superintendent Cut baking time In holt LITTL E Caesar's Pizza— tion of any advertlsment In needed for Commer- Is currently accepting Petroleum products. don’t uee abie collectong. Michigan. the Manchester Herald by clol Building Controc- next time you fix meat applications for assist­ Experienced only. Full Appiy in parson: Qroup Inourance- AH csrt sre loiHted with adyertlser. Including adver­ loot by baking In muffin time. Insurance and equipment. Hsve low mllao tor. Clyll engineering, ant managers. No ex­ Apoilo ii, 5 Qien /Bgnaiflts program. tisements In any free distri­ suryeying ond eoulp- tins rattier than the con­ perience necessary. benefits. Call 647-9137. In the and carry balaneo of bution publications pub­ ventional leaf. Sovee fuel Rd., Mancheater, Plaaoe call for an ap­ toolory warrantyl lished by the Manchester m ment operoting expe­ Must be 18 or older. HELP WANTED rience o plus. Full time, and mokes attractive Indi­ Flexible hours, day CT. EOE The pointment, Mom' Herald. Penny Sleffert, vidual servings. Use a 88 Sable L8 Wag. '14,398 Publisher. $100 to $300 weekly I Your benefits. Send resume shift. Good advance­ Wyiiyg St. Exit off through FrIdM, 8:: to Box II, c/o the low-cost ad In Closstfled ment potential. Call H o m lM g tB r to 12:30, Pragueigua 86 T kitus 4 Or. '12,888 telephone, our custo­ for quick response next NURSERY - workers. i-iM , next right mers, your schedule. Monchester Herold, 16 646-4300. Full time. Hop River Shoe Company 88 Sable L8 4 Or. '14,880 B ro ln o rd Ploce, time you hove something N troM Qien Rd. to rear of 80 Tempo 4 Or. '679S f ii Coll 649-4733 or coll to sell. 641-7711. Nursery, Route 6, Bol­ g^jtrative, 2im t HELP WANTED Mellsso 578-0350. Monchester. DRIVER — Fuel Oil ton. Come In or call buiiding. Used Car Specials Truck-class 11 license Jim. 646-7099. A colorful sleevelssR top­ 84 Riviera 18K '12,800 required, dependable per Is worked in the at- ' ' fuel oil delivery east of Remove mineral buildup C a llth B tractive Broomstick Lace 85 Firebird, AC •82W river. Experienced from your teakettle by pattern. Wear with or 80 Monarch 2 dr. '2489 only, full time. Insu­ pouring In half a cup of Cloggifiad without the belt. 1 2 M Oalsun 2008X '598S rance and benefits. white vinegar and one No. 5057 has crochet INTERVIEWERS 82 Maids RX7, bk. '6400 Call 647-9137. quart of tap water. Heat to O g p f. directions for Small, Me- 74 Ply. Horlion 4 dr. '2280 dium and Large (Bust 84 0-Msrquls 4 dr. '009S 6 rolling boll and let stand 31^-40) inclusnre. WANTED *43-1711 84 Buick Regal '8289 6 tor one hour. Pour out solution, fill with water, It srltr, $tat |2JI, Nr etih The U.8. Oensut Bu­ 84 Muds RX-7 '8,888 boll again and discard. 8:30 a.m. to ■stttrs, piss tot fsr Rtstsis sr8 reau It ourranHy looking 87 Continentel 4K '26,800 ThlsW ^k MATURE - responsible, nss4ni|. for Intorvlawsrt lo oon- -id 83 Alliance 4 dr. '2899 Add buildup to your 5:00 p.m. RWN0R8ST Unscramble these four Jumbles, Let's gol care giver wanted to budget by selling no- one letter to each square, to form duot lirtarvlawlng for flsid S6 Mil. aslant '12,900 work In Infant and four ordinary words. survey In and arouno the ★ W B l f B G O i longer used furniture and SPECUL PURCHME toddler room. 647-0788 NsvTfrt,N.rt8lt8 Hartford, Oonnaotleut *1 OVER INVOICE ON appliances with q low-cost Prist Ntsis, RItrsai sillk IIP RECEPTIONIST Fraai DoNir ll8Rl>»«ar or 649-9778. Odin Classified. 643-3711. CIdI SOS itps NsBtsr. area Work about 100 HOYNE 8 Is 3 Rea. thni Thais. 1985 Mercury Lynx SPECIAL: Over X08 as- hours each month for 7 4j»w.wxo,Rt:y.g3QQ5 -7 ^ TAURUS, F-150S lections and a FBBB zrx: monlha. Start In lots May. Fri. 18 in • t1oelra«t*Rom Pattern Section in the Centua Intandowora are Very busy, local auto­ * V ' & RANG ERS IN STOCK ALBUM. Joat 18.80. paid $0.00 par hour In- ofudlng training and ora mobile dealership it o v e r MERIC ■eeking a mature, re- *lo«* I 200 CARS & TRUCKS reimbursed TOHoanItper I A Favorit* mile for use of prlvato au- aponalble peraon with a •4995 _ INSTOCK! I tomobUa. FlaxIMe tehe- very pleaaant manner. I dule raquirad. Candl- Muat like being with MORIARTY I dotaa for esnaut Intar- I GLEMIT and talking to protpao- SINCBl WHAT 9HS THOUGHT vlower poaHlon must be a llva ouatomara. Bana- BROTHERS I WHEN 9HE9WITCHEP U.8. eHIxan, have a high 301 Center 8t. 1933 FROM HI9H HEBL9 fka Induda: full major I aehool diploma or equiva­ modloal, Ilfo Inturanoo, Manehaatar, C T DILLDn TO GNBAKBItS. lent and pass a 30 mlnuls I 319 MAIN ST. (AcrcMf from Armory). MANCHESTER, C T 643-2146 plua much more. DROWBY tost. If you nN Intorattod 643-S135 L On Special! Now arrange the circled letters to and maal our raqulre- neaae call lorm the surprise answer, as sug­ manta, write: Raglonal Dl □zni gested by the above cartoon. raolor, Buraau of thaCsn- Betty Paris A rapidly grawlng chaincli of •ut. 10 Causaway Btrsst for appointment home centera wltn a reratatlon A«w"vrm n :i:m i'r Room 803, Boston, MA LATE MODEL GM tor pioneering progreaslvelive 646-4321 0 (Answers tomorrow) 03272-1004 or call 017- merchandlalng eoncepta la Jumbles: QUIRE NOISE FLEECE RATHER 800-7144 and ask for Mrs. opening In Mancheater. Saturday's Coaklsy. U.8. Dspart- _ USED CAR SALE Answer: What that great LYNCH F le x ib le Join Rickel, Uie leader in the do-it-yourself ■•t e r r o r T f i c " msnt of Commarea, MANY LOW MILEAGE SPECIALS AND MOST Equal Opportunity Em­ wWw9www9nm ww9w 99 home improvement industry. We're 41 in MOTORS Peit-ThneWoik: opportunity and that's the only number ployer. 800 Weat Cantar 8t. WITH REMAINING FACTORY WARRANTIES CWHAli IP AFweABWWff that matters if you want to build the most successful retail career. CELEBRITY CIPHER Manehaatar, C T ★ AFFORDABLE FINANCING ★ Heartland Food Warehouse, the • All departments CaWhftty C$)twr cryplogrtma art erttWd from quotattona by famous Positions are now available fon ptopW. paai and prtatnt. Etch Wttar in ttw dphar atanda for modern and unique supermarket • All shifts anottwr. Teday'B dm : Z W. SALES MANAOBRS OLDSIVIOBILES that's making history throughout • Rexible hours (aapariaaea gr albrrad) ASSISTANT MANAGER New Fngland, will soon open its • Flexlhle schedules DBEAETMENT SUPERVISORS iM iiw eiiTun i w i i i w w n M i I M I M M I N * f i l l 9 doors in Manchester. And w e'll need (sglth nayiliiiinn p re fb m d Wanted at once for health food shop. C U T lA tK K lM 4 Dr. S(4Mi 6 Op.. WFKM N M i m i X n m iM •‘ZA’LA ED C FLANNK 9 • Excellent starting rates In thanUosglng aieaat) t Dr.. 6 Oyl.. AuW, to, Auw.. to. to. rw. e. caa.iDr.NbsTaa tDr.HMMatotSaa.. 4 Dr., Aala, to t o y o u r help. Pleasant working conditions In modern to. PW, AC, CnaU Law.. WNto AC, tow AmW.. to, t o . AO Ota* to to Slua. AC 0km AO,Alumiawna • Regular wage Increases • Plumbing • Electrical • Seasonal TALEUVT TFUN ZBAD NBA OsiWW. OMa Ini. M , OMh. M. SHiae toSaaMSma om.fi oti, shopping center. Mutt be Interested in AWfMIMto11,tM NaOa, Owe, sau oanaato Aiumilaaa As part of the Purity Supreme family • Paid vacation • Hardware • Lumbeif • Houseware MMSMMa Oannia Atvni NaOa 9ommrn • Automotive Shelf shop • Paint/ good health. Willing to train. Apply at MtotHLtenH iSfSN of supermarkets, Heartland has be­ • Paid holidays Wallpaper ULEOEDC8 HCO 8CIK ZEDT once to Manager. •1 MH • i a o o 6 * 0 7 9 6 • s t w * 0 0 M ^ come a favorite place to shop, and • Paid training SBCURITT S’TORB DBTBCTIVBS a great place to w ork, too. W e o ffer C FLEMA QUL NBA ZCK • Great gro%vth potential SBCURITT COORDUfAIORS PARKADE HEALTH SHOPPE an incr^ible variety of positions for [aanatlaaca praBanred) TBA ILATTAT.” — CHEVROLETS OPIPfteB SUPERVISORS 404 West Middle Tpke., Mancheater entry-level and experienced people, \m m fi m tm T with flexible hours and schedules S‘1 0 C»/RB<»IVIN 0 SUPERVISORS NCNBCLEDA BAFHVLD. tf m m t r OAVALWI FRONT BNINCUSTOHBR WigaH.Frafiita.D-. 40r.l--- MptaAeiaFta. that suit your needs, in e v e ry depart­ PREVIOUS SOLUTION : "1 toel about airpiarras the way 1 FtLfta.tlaaAe.YMM SERVICE MANAGERS m ia. p*. m. orar. *e. Pmk9imeie,tm FtaiAetaMM ment throughout the^^tore. This teal about diets ... they are wonderful thhiga for Other PARTS DEPT. •talt.818 M,taHiEllMl We offer competitive starting salaries and excellent advancement people to go on." — Jean Kerr. week we'll be interviewing in opportunities, Mus outstanding company-paid benefits including medical, V COUNTERPERSON Manchester to prepare for our grand optic^ b dentm coverage, life insurance and much, much more. The ever-|>optilar style •6798 for all aeaaons srith easy opening, and we’re inviting you We are conducting interviews on; Excellent opportunity in a high volume fitting raglaB aleeWs. dealership. to come investigate our unique ItaeBday, March 17, Oam-7pm Ne. 8814 griUi Photo. 7 GnMe h in Slaea 10 to 18. Special Rar« Find Camaro’s 7 op|X)rtunities. at QaaUty Inn, Raa ta 3 0 , Vnrnon, CT Bile 1C, 84 boat, SH ynrda We offer uniforma, health insurance and laaa z-aa 45-inch. 1»S 2 SPORT 1 0 8 4 Z-28 CAM ARC & Come to Heartland, where you’ll (S4 BastbamC BxH BS: B4 1bestbew*4L Bait S4) pension pian. Dealerahip exparlenca I*, 11 IS UWI E*|wt. M 0* W F8. DW. Oweeai Pstform avwflaUi en» COUPS to to. XM. MC. Mm, DtliMii. find great parUime work on special!! For further information, directions or to make an appointment, please call to r'------pratorrad but not nacaaaary. Salary • ltatS.haMi8wiiifit.NMi •wr. M OaM.. NW DM* ewe WWrttr. commanaurata with axparience. US i.9m •tcltl ItMt. CtfitOW. SWWtlCMtHW. heat0aiid (SOS) BSS-77 S 1 Ptanae Btato Siasu ttm.umiMn Om*-Om'to. 9mm An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F Call Joe Brochu for interview - nrww MtWtt woo WMtP kXJSC 4 •4595 $18,495 6 4 3 - 5 1 3 5 'OUR COMPETITION MAKES OUR JOB EASY" J k O T M E W i? 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EANING S«rv*c« • im­ LA»OKEII — BLUE Ribbon — p V a FOREST Hlllo-Levely L- TH R E E room apartment. mediate ooeninos, vor- construction. Apply in Immoculote tewn- shoged 3 bedroam as.tr iM hours ovolloMe. person at The Andrew houae condo at Eoreit No appliances. No Ranch In the Forest pels. Securtty. Coll 646 M r S ii ost hove tronsporto- Ansoldl Compony, 1W RMge. impecobte con- Htlls aoetlon of Man­ YOUNG professional,; n. $5 per hour to B I d w e I I St., 2436, weekdoys 9 to 5. mole, seeking o oulef All real estate edvertti ed in ditlon, enormous chester. Cafhedrol LADIES Preferred- fsoat '’t. plus mlleoge. 1 Monchester. rooms, 2 bedrooms, 2.5 i t U O I O type one bedfoem or studio k paid vacation ot- the Manchester Herald Is cellino m living room furnished room for oportmenf In Monches- iin. SECRETARY— tublect to nie PWr Hewelne baths, 1 ear detoched with beouHfw fun won rent In nice netghber- apartment—portly tar­ st year. Doys, 433- oglsts seek secretary, Act of MM, which mokes n carport, opptlonces, nished. working single Evenlnos, 643- ftregtoce. Oftared of hood. Shogglnd area no pets, references- r RMS sole sf 32 hours per week, with niegol to odvernee any pref­ welk-out basement, Joyce G. Ep^ and or bus line. Includ­ nsolepreierred. Lease. strong orgonlzotlonol erence, Itmtloiten or dlscrim- original owners hove Security. No pels. 643- available. 532-3H3. inoilon booed on race,ceior, stem Real EsEstate. 647- ~ ing heof, eeleetrfcity skills to ^Iflll full spec­ token excellent core of and toundTv toclimes. L e S rellgien, sex or nonenol this unit! 815«,9W. trum of office AftiM. orleln, or on Intentton to LOOKING FOr an ofRce? 8366 per monNi. Mwlwr- A R A N D New s/EstImotors— Eamlllorlty with IBM moke onv such preftroneo, Jackson B Jockson ences and Security. townhouse— 2 bed­ ne positions R w l Estate. 6^-B4W.o Charming oMsr Colon­ Mwchandlso pc ond dictation eoulp- limitation or Mscrtmlnonon. ial tocofed on East rooms, fully op- • with growing ment o plus. Send re­ The Herald win net know­ W H EN your thinking of pHonced kitchen, Vh c o m p o n y . ingly accept any advertise­ Center Street In Man­ iXTR A large attractive sume to David Moyer buying or selling or lust chester. Lots of spoce, with huge cedar closet baths, central air, 8700 •i sit ef alary. Call Rhd, ond Kevin Confer ment which Is m vielanen of need to consult some­ per month. 1 year d •» eR tlM a t ______n Lowns. 649- Iho low. good parking. Coll to- Near buses and Par- » '• ' S i geed^uiiidlllBii wNMn thirty tW t Phd, 223 E. Center St., one on your Real Est­ doy tor details. Joyce kode. deferred hril lease, security deposit. \SS& Manchester, Ct. 646- ate needs coll us were No pets. 6466795. JuM beoiuse you don't G. Epstein Reol Estate. time emWeyed nwle. IZ] Clerh— port 9660. olwoys Mrtlling to assist 6WBI95.0 ______MANCHESTER — 2nd it e m B r n t i Item* tion oyolloble SALES— Inside. Mature, use on Hem doewi't nteon you! Coll for o tree floor, 2 bedroom, heat f T” .- the item has lost Its value. Ra g a Borgoln and a LIVIN G Room set— three' Sr^NMSMI ^ TM ^ rnon location, detoll oriented person morkef onolysls of You'll find the help you and appliances. Ne piece, wheat celered, > •e yery tlexl- Why not exchange It for great family heme too I need m Cloeelfled. 643- for construction pro­ your presenf home. U B 6plus rObm Colonial on pets. 8550 plus security. tweed texture, excel­ ’ ckeekf made soyakiem the Tews er ose coll for ducts distributor. Posi­ cosh with on od In Clossl- R Reolty. 643-2692D 2/11. Coll 6463979. lent condition. 8400 nn W rCfl^g IVI V. 646-5718. fled? 643-2711. the west side near !Z F % L f b k iWfOMTM • i wiN a . tion Includes extensive M A N < !: HESTER grommor school, mu­ firm. 6464400. Nb. 1180 terkliia reselrimaiiN ef M lM e I personal ond telephone O U N T S 8127,900— N e w to seum, boll fields, and f Ml j rS MtflcMyMr Mrfor iVBlMPf Sf sbmiIL contoct with controc- Government Homes - n. e I V o b I e — market. Lots of chorm ptoygrounds. The Kids FRRHBIT LET tester doctor's tors and trodes. Pro­ from $1 (O repoir). In this 7 room Colonlol. wlH love It ond so won't FRRinrT PPpAB IP^R^IP9PI^B PftflBPIA^lV^l^f motion Opportunities. Deilnouent tox prop­ . full time, benef- Conveniently locoted, youl Pleosure backed ELLINGTON — Quiet •sSnSSkwen clude medical In- Excellent large com­ erty. Repossessions. this home offers 3 bed­ beenfRedkifheM lheFlsiMilssOfll w aRdsi^sey be teeee^geg ^k^r— freeSwB end guorantee...Blonchard country setting, 1 bed­ MANCHESTER • Lydall DOUBLE oven range — IAS efilee heuri. jnce, life Insu- pany benefits. Mon­ Coll 1-M»d87-60l». Ext. rooms, V/i boths, font- B Ronetto. "We Guo- Woods, 2 bedroom, 1 ce, pension plan chester Sond & Grovel. 6H-9965 for current lly room, spoclous din­ room aportments. Hotpoint, copper tone. 2QNINGBOAHOOF APPBAL8 MSheiflp rantee Our Houses". From 8400. Northeost- 1/2 both, garage, bose- Both ovens self- PMniV towAiiDCOLTauN, sccifrAiry ...ieesdNlee_. J holidays. 646-4576. Craig Bishop. 643-2133. repo list. ing room, 1 cor goroge, 6462462.0 ment. No pets. 8750. ern Property Monoge- cleonlng. Very good Oofed et MeseheiNr, CT IMi Mki dey ef Merch, H87. T iwneiiT eiete .E D IA TE Openings— JANITORIAL Work- M A N C H ES tER — clean full basement. Energy 647-7494 or 6460274. ceeeer^di hdh/. A ntent. 5290972.______and comfortable Is this efficient. Sentry Real condltloflujBest offer. 8SM8 lornings and even- port time. Evenings, Bl u e Ribbon Entry— C q )w g n ^ 6 0 after 6 It'f TheTewwef MascheiNrrelirvwlheilshftefilecteiiyer ngs. Soles clerks. Monday - Soturdoy. 6 room vinyl sided half Estate. 6434060.D FOUR-R06m oportment m , eh SMi er fe eccept eny bM. duplex. Enloy your Yeung 3 bedroom Con­ available Imme­ pm.g______Apply of: Eblen's Cos- Manchester oreo. Ex- M ANCH ESTER 8250,900. temporary styled split cellent pay. 742-5633. own bock yard on a diately. Adults pre­ CLEAN and Sunny one 6 e Dryer— new In box. uol Clothing. Ask for Sold! A rare opportun­ level sots the pace of ferred. No pets, no Tony. oulet street. Affordo- ity to own this gor­ bedroom Condo. Oulet Asking 8350. 6460933 I M U PART Time— Manches­ tedoy's llfe:dyle...2full appliances. Security after 4pm.______m - ter 15-20 hours per ble at 890,000. Keith geous 8 room custom- central neighborhood /ER S A TILE people Real Estote. 646-4126. baths, gracious living and reference. 1 cor. needed at PIP Printing week, days, flexible. Ized Colonial In and dining roonns plus In Manchester. Mod­ FOR SALE— Sears Ken- 649-1265. ern kitchen and ap­ more dryer, used 1 DODGE— 1972 Dart. 2 In Manchester. Full or Mature person to ser­ SOUTH Field Green-For' beautiful Cose Moun­ on unfInIsiMMI family MAZDA 19i0 RX7 O S - door, hordtop. Orlglnat vice greeting cards of sole by owner. Spa­ tain area. Feoturing 4 472 Main Street— Broom pliances. One year year. 8250 or best offer. port time work oyollo- room and 2cor garage! oportment for rent. Am/fm stereo with se­ ow ner. Automatic, ble. Most be energetic, deportment store. Gen­ cious 3 bedroom, 2'/> bedrooms, 216 baths, 2 A cent-sotlonal price of leose.S475monfh. Days 646-4140 otter 6pm. |Mil|lUMEOW IWARTEOTO Call 6462711 lb place your 8500 plus utilities, no call Denise ot 6462711. in v it a t io n TO gio parate apllne cassette, power fteering, 6 cy­ GM C 1902 1580 forlef, neot personable, good eral stock work Inven­ bath, townhouse fireplaces, forntal din­ 8164,900.6462402. Blan­ INVITATigNTOblO BUY/TRAOE linder. Runs great. ing room, eat In kit­ appliances. 646-2426 Evenings and wee­ 4 speakers, 5 speed M ______62400 miles, 6.2 dleael, with numbers, quality tory and display. Coll Condo. Fireplace, cen­ chard B Rossetto. "We iHiaiiL/eiAL/ Nefice la hereby given that The Mencheater public transmission, spoilers 8400. 646B461. ISUZU m $— 'A ten pick­ evenings only 8pm to tral air, appliances, ce­ chen, sliders to pOtlo, 2 weekdoys, 9 to 5. kends call Pot at 526 full working cop wHh consclaus. Paste up ex­ Guarantee Our 0604.O the iisMh utmilea Sianet aciiecia aelicna bMa fer CU8 TW IN Stroller - In need of. front and rear, over­ Volkswagen B u g -76. up, 4 speed, 11,400 rock, carpentar er een- perience would be 9pm. M -F. 1-272-4479. ramic tile, and up ear garage with auto­ Houses", a M ANCHESTER — Maple adH receive aeeledbldi In the TOOIAL 8UPPLIC8 fer the matic openers. Sentry W ood apartments. emee ef fhe llehih utmnei If87-I188 acheel veer. Sealed D ON 'T KNOW where to Preferrobly front to size tires, geld and RunsI Engine and miles. 83050. 647-8802 troctor special. Ashing helpful. Apply In per­ LAWN Core-Evergreen graded carpet. Carport chrome avheels, new and basement. 8150,900. Real Estate. 6464060.O REDUCED To New luxury, two- FIREWOOD— $53 a cord. OMrfcl, n Mein Street, Men- Mdi mn be received until look next for a lob? How transmission fine. ofler 6;30pm. price 85000.649-3436. son: PIP Printing. 391 Lawns has opening for 8104,000111— Unique HOMES 8 foot lengths, green, cbealer, Cenneeticwt until Mereb » , in r, 2:88 P.M ., et about placing o "Sltuo- Indy moroon point, re­ Needs heoter boxes. Center Street, Man­ 649-4035. MANCHESTER— Super bedroom townhouses. 7:88 P.M. on May II. 1987, ter hardworking lawn core antique Colonlol In 279 Bldwell Street. 649- FORREHT delivered. 5 cord min­ ______which tlnw they will be sub- llon Wanted" od In cent shocks front and 8300/best offer. chester, Ct. specialists. Year round MANCHESTER— Older Cleon 3 bedroom with Vernon. 8 large rooms. im um . Moster/Vlso Pechete Inturence Cover- lldy epened. The rishf It re- classified? Automotive reor. High highway completely remedied 5249. fer 1987/il el which Ifnte aervee te relect any end ell KENNEL Worker- employment available, Colonial, conveniently 4 bedrooms. 1 cor gor- COLUM BIA - 1 to 2 bed­ cord. Northern fire­ miles. Really Niorp located. 3 bedrooms, Interior. 12 x 19 living wilt be buMlcly opened, blda. Sgedflcetlent ond Md NISSAN Centre Wogen— needed for busy competitive wages and oge. Newer roof and room Contemporary wood distributors. 272- reed end recorded. forma mey be aecured at the GARS Sports cor. Must seel 1904. S speed, om/fm MR MU boarded kennel. Re­ benefits. We will troln. 1 '/> baths, 2 car garage room with new stone heating system, 3616. » S^noaa VANS - W E’VE G O T’EM! thrH March 17th LEISURE VANS TO CAMPER VANS GENEVA & ONLY ^A I>1000 f L/ U LJ I R 4 L i TC ’' L.' (T» ; V 4 4 q CONSOLIDATED LEISURE AT... CARTER CADILLAC - OLOSMOBILB - PONTIAC • QMC TRUCKS iiT CORMIER 1229 MAIN ST, M*NCHtSTTR«M66464.0PFX Til g PM TR1 T|(. 6 PM R O U T E 83 MOTOR SALES, INC. 285 BROAD ST. MANCHESTER (EXIT 60 OFF 1-84) 643-4165 ^ V ^ ’^ O T O R S 8 7 2 -9 1 4 5

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