t4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Jan. 8. 19«6 No-frills motels become booming business SPORTS FOCUS U.S./WORLD

services snd comforts without the Mark Feigner. “ It’s a relatively By Ruth Youngblood segment of the industry has been UConn Huskies Our green piants Researchers hail extras that traditionally accom­ recent pheiu^mena. We’re going in ;;K 3 vi United Press International basically located in rural areas,’’ i Fitzgerald said, “ but now we’re panied expense-account travel. that direction because the accom­ "Our industry is polarizing," modations are reliable and safe heip us breathe new cold remedy BOSTON — There are no bars, growing in urban areas as well.’’ Budget Lodgings bitten by Hoyas " I t ’s a building frenzy," said Ganje-Fischer added. “ That and cost less.” k restaurants, meeting rooms or “There have\ b(?en no com­ saunas, but hoardes of corporate Joan Ganje-Fischer, secretary- means the upscales are doing very Ijoomini) no Inll inoti l' to' .illnt' Imi) ... page 13 page 19 plaints” from anyone who pre­ ... page 9 customers are switching to econ­ treasurer of the council. Noting the well and the economy lodgings are viously stayed at more expensive ovi't/oni' liom I imilii”, In ( oipoi itioir. omy motels'with no frills attached. rapid expansion has taken its toll doing very well. For those caught in the middle, the market is very facilities, Fenner said, “ a reflec­ Officials say budget accommo­ on the moderate and upper-range shaky.” tion of the awareness of cost dations that once were the pro­ motels, Ganje-FIsher said those Betsy Bromberg, director of consciousness among employees.” vince of single property, Ma and feeling the brunt of the competition communications for the Hotel k GanJe-FJscher said savings for Pa operators have b ^ m e the are countering with their own Motel Association, said the rapid these firms are two-fold: in addi­ fastest growing and most lucrative lower cost facilities. growth of economy facilities Is one tion to budget room rates, the segment of the America’s $36 Holiday Corp., parent firm of aspect of the “ product marketing firms end up with “ considerably billion lodging industry. Holiday Inns, entered the market segmentation” that has enveloped reduced expenditures on food and By offering rooms anywhere with its Hampton Inn chain in beverages.” from 20 to 60 percent cheaper than August 1984. "The results have the industry. "Hotels used to try to be “ When employees stay at up­ their more upscale competitors, been dizzying,” Ganje-Fischer , Supor 8 everything for everyone. What has scale motels or hotels, they tend to the inexpensive chains have said, with the company selling happened is several major chains take advantage of the amenities jumped from 20,000 rooms in 1970 more than 100 franchises in one ' M ' V HanrhrBtfr) Manchester — A City of Village Charm Hrralft are going after a very particular which typically include restau­ to 300,000 today. And the boom isn't quarter alone. Molol 6 market niche design^ to attract rants and lounges,” Ganje-Fischer weakening. Marriott entered the low-cost "You won't find an abundance of market with its Marriott- specific customers.” said. Bromberg cited Holiday Corp. as “ But when they stay at economy amenities such as shampoo and Courtyards and Quality Inn has an example. In addition to Hamp­ chains, they usually dine at nearby 25 Cents shower caps, but there’s a private introduced Comfort Inns. Of the Thursday, Jan. 9,1986 ton Inns and Holiday Inns, the firm family restaurants where they pay Days Inns bath and shower, guest rooms of chains. Days Inns, the largest with ! La Quinta 45,725 rooms, are primarily lo­ also offers luxury accommoda­ from 35 to 40 percent less.” more than ample size, color I I television and direct dial tele­ cated in the Southeast, and h a tions in its Crown Plazas and Embassy Suites for families and FOR BUSINESSES where em­ phones." said A. Dennis Fitzge­ Quinta, No. 4 with 19,979 rooms, in the Southwest. business travelers who need more, ployees travel in bulk, the differ­ Disaster revisions arrive in wake of hurricane rald. chairman of the 2-year-old ence between paying $25 to $40 for a Economy Lodging Council. Red Roofs, the sixth largest with than the basics. 14,281 rooms, abound in the Nor­ "Obviously the businessman single per night or $40 to $75 “ Employers are becoming more town officials and the public were back much faster during the next theast and Econo Lodges, ranking with a computer requiring 24-hour amounts to a virtual bonanza in By John F. Kirch utilities handle emergencies such together to free blocked streets with other affected state agencies conscious of all expenditures and not given accurate information. emergency, but that better com­ third with 21,445 rooms, flourish in room service is not going to stay at savings. Herald Reporter as hurricanes or ice storms. and restore electricity to and the DPUC.” it's not unusual to find even top munications and coordinated the East. Motel 6s, No. 2 with 43,361 a budget property,” Bromberg Richard Pool, a branch manager Officials contacted today said residents. The committee, co-chaired by “ It’s the false information that’s executives who are not looking for emergency plans would make it rooms, thrive on the West Coast said, noting Marriott also has the of AccuCount, a nationwide inven­ Manchester residents may stand they felt the changes would lead to The report says that “ legislation state Sen. Carl A. Zinsser, R- so frustrating,” Town General a luxury image concept staying at more likely that people would and Super 8s, No. 5 with 19,139 more expensive Marquis and tory service, said he sends any­ a better chaiice of getting power better communications between is needed to require utilities to file Manchester, also said the DPUC Manager Robert B. Weiss said an economy chain," Fitzgerald spend less time in the dark. rooms, dominate the Midwest and Ramada the Renaissance. where from three to 80 employees back more quickly the next time the town and Northeast Utilities, emergency plans with the Depart­ should investigate ways to im­ today. said. Some area residents spent 10 West. Journey’s End, out of “ The industry has come to on jobs in the Missouri, Oklahoma, Hurricane Gloria or one of her one of the major problems that ment of Public Utility Control and prove communications between Mayor Barbara B. Weinberg realize there are many different -V:’ (V r ’ municipalities in their service the utilities and town officials. One said: “ If they are required to file days or more without power after THE R APID SPREAD of Sup^r Canada, is also expanding in the Arkansas and Iowa area. cousins sweeps through town. angered both residents and offi­ areas, to require the plans to be complaint in the aftermath of an (emergency) plan and we have Gloria swept through the state. NU 8s. Red Roofs. Days Inns, Econo Northeast. travelers, and they want different “ We’re interested in a good The Legislature’s Engergy and cials after Gloria struck Sept. 27. sleep,” Pool said, “ since we take regularly updated, and to require Hurricane Gloria, which brought the input to review them, then we reported over 500,000 of its custo­ Lodges, Motel 6s. La Quinta and things. So the companies are Public Utilities Committee issued The report, dated Dec. 17. cites inventories any time of the night or the EPUC (Energy and Public 75 mph winds to the Manchester could set priority areas.” mers without power — about 50,000 Imperial 400s reflects a major GANJE-FISCHER, vice presi­ tailoring the products to fit the a report Wednesday suggesting three areas where legislative need.” day. measures can be taken to ensure Utilities Committee) to review area and ripped down numerous She said it would be hard to tell change in the way businessmen dent of Super 8 based in Aberdeen, “ constructive changes” in the way Please tom to page 8 “ Although our people had been each updated plan in consultation trees and power poles, was that whether residents would get power and women are traveiing. It also S.D., said corporate custontfers town officials and the state’s three that towns and utilities work THE OBSERVATIONS of Ganje- staying at Holiday Inns and Best sparked the formation of the now constitute 75 percent of K: council as a division of the occupancy and without that pa­ Fischer and others in the Economy Westerns, our company is tryingto Lodging Council are substantiated save every dollar possible. We 9 8 tronage. the chain “ would proba­ American Hotel & Motel Association. bly be operating well under its by the stampede of companies found the rooms at the economy Donors “ With 90 chain and individual current level of 307 properties." anxious to cut costs by using the lodgings are just as nice and clean. Khadafy said owners, we needed a separate The upswing in business clien­ budget motels. In our type of business, we’re in the Super 8 has contracts with 300 of voice within the association,” said tele stems from the growing motels to rest.” Ganje-Fischer and Fitzgerald Fitzgerald, general manager of practice of tiering employee the Fortune 500 companies, includ­ worried Imperial 400 headquartered in accommodations. ing 3M, Boeing, Hughes and Coors acknowledged that just how long There are no bars, restaurants, meeting rooms or saunas, Arlington. Va. "Previously, all employees Beer. Also using the facilities are the rapid expansion continues set to freeze but plenty of corporate customers are switching to stayed at moderate to full-service executives from such establed depends on the long-term extent of Fitzgerald said the budget chain economy motels with no frills attached. Officials say boom started in the Southeast in hotels and motels,” Ganje-Fischer companies as Honeywell, Western tiering and polarization. by AID S the 1970s. spread to the Midwest said. “ Now, only the upper echelon International and Super Value budget accommodations that once were the province of and West in the late 1970s and 1980s of executives receive such perqui­ National. “ Part of the growth will likely single-property Ma and Pa operators have become the WASHINGTON (AP) - More and is now making substantial sites. Mid-level managers and “ Economy lodging has opened come from new moves by the assets of U.S. moderate and upper-range fastest growing and most lucrative segment of America’s than one-third of Americans sur­ inroads in the East. salespeople stay at economy up a whole new area for corporate veyed believe they could get AIDS "Until recently, the economic chains that provide necessary travelers,” said 3M spokesman chains,’’ Ganje-Fischer said. $36 billion lodging industry. from donating blood, says a new TRIPOLI, Libya poll sponsored by blood bank (UPI) — Moammar Countries That Do Not officials who hope a national Khadafy, wooing Euro­ Top Realtors know information campaign will quell pean nations who Support U.S. Request what they call unfounded worries. spumed President Rea­ A report on the survey, released gan’s call for sanctions, for Economic Sanctions today, also said more than half of promised to extradite words’ subtleties Americans believe they would be any terrorist proven to Against Libya. ■ at least somewhat likely to get the be in his country, an aide deadly disease if they received a said today, but also By John Cunniff term “ development,” preferring blood transfusion and 81 percent vowed to “ become a The Associated Press “ area of new homes” instead. And would prefer blood from family or madman” if Libya is J they use “ seller” instead of friends if they needed it for an - attacked. '■ J NEW YORK — Nobody knows “ owner,” perhaps because the operation. But if Libya becomes better than real estate people that former is current and active, and “ The dissemination of accurate the target of a U.S. a creative imagination and a the latter is old and passsive. information is key in calming such attack, Khadafy warned vocabulary unrestricted by dic­ fears,” said the report to the "P rice ” is out, “ value” is in, for at a meeting with West­ tionary definitions is often needed American Association of Blood ern diplomats, it may obvious reasons. So is “ down to make a homely house sound like Banks from the Washington-based attack Western Euro­ payment,” which is a stodgy old a castle. polling firm Hamilton it Staff. pean ports that harbor term that reminds you of 30-year Anybody who ever looked for a “ Currently, less than a majority U.S. warships or cities payments to come. Replacing it is PORT. house is familiar with the linguistic of Americans know blood banks UPI photo near U.S. military “ initial investment,” a nice term A A test blood for the AIDS antibody, gymnastics that describe the area. that suggests you will make out so bases. “ Down a country lane” means a yet when informed of this process, “ If they attack me. I ’ll well in your new house that you will dirt road without storm sewers. nine in 10 feel more secure about Deja vu become a madman,” Mediterranean Sea be eager to invest more. the nation’s blood supply,” the “ Water view” might describe an Wind” during an anti-apartheid demon­ Khadafy was quoted by undrained swamp With a good salesman you aren’t report said. South African Bishop Desmond Tutu one Western diplomat But not everyone is aware of ask to “ sign here." No way. , Federal health officials say less congratulates singer Paul Stookey, of stration outside the South African who attended the Wed­ some of the subtler refinements .than 2 percent of the nation’s 16,000 nesday night meeting. Anybody with a rudimentary un- ; the folk group Peter, Paul and Mary, Embassy in Washington Wednesday. LIBYA used to set the mood for a sale. derstanding of human psychology ' :known AIDS cases resulted from after the group sang “Blowing in the Story on page 19. He said Khadafy s|Mke Smart salespeople, for example, knows that signing usually sug­ transfusions — a percentage they in a calm voice devoid of almost always use the term say is sure to drop because of blood the usual rhetoric. N N gests signing something away. “ home” rather than “ house” to Instead, your signature is an screening tests begun last year. The diplomat pre­ create a warm rather than cold “ authorization.” And there is no chance of getting dicted Khadafy, re­ impression. the disease from donating blood sponding to a freeze on The “ sales contract” becomes since needles used for that are Party chief chides Moffett Good salespeople seldom Ubyan assets in the UPI Graphic squander the tricks of their trade, the “ purchase agreement,” for the ! sterilized in advance and used only United States, also will but Irene W. Cashman, a Chesire, logical reason that any salesman once, the officials say. HARTFORD (AP) - State De­ Moynihan and O’Neill have recruitment. The modernization seize U.S. assets in Li­ Conn., Realtor, magnanimously would rather the buyer feel he or There have been scattered re- mocratic Party Chairman Ti­ blamed their ’84 losses on Presi­ program is moving ahead, but bya including the vacant she has freely purchased some­ very, very slowly.” listed some of her subtleties in ' ports of blood shortages in the past mothy J. Moynihan says Toby dent Ronald Reagan’s overwhelm­ ambassadorial residence and any Americans, were killed in the thing rather than having been Moynihan said no one could “ Real Estate Today,” a magazine year, and sometimes local officials Moffett doesn’t know what he’s ing popularity. remaining U.S. companies. attacks. talked into buying. seriously dispute that Reagan’s of the National Association of have blamed fear of AIDS. But talking about if he thinks the party Moffett said Moynihan has been Salem Huweidi, an official at popularity swept Republicans to A Khadafy aide, who asked not to Realtors. worries of a national blood- is doing little to prevent a repeat of so preoccupied with Moffett’s Libya’s Moscow embassy, today “ Mortgage” has become an ugly control in the General Assembly. be identified, said Khadafy told the “ Cellar” is out. Many people shortage emergency seem to have its devastating losses of 1984. challenge to O’Neill that he’s said Libya was “ resolutely word among some salespeople, in “ A lot of it was Reagan, and ambassadors Libya wants peace in remember when cellars were in, eased greatly since introduction of “ He doesn’t have the faintest forgotten that he’s supposed to be against” terrorism but that “ we part because of the suggestion that some of it was individual candi­ the Mediterranean and proposed because when they were yopng : the screening tests. idea what we’re doing,” the state trying to modernize the party and welcome and support the partisan homebuyers forgo their freedom in dates needing better organiza­ as a first step the withdrawal from they used to keep the potatoes AIDS, or acquired immune defi­ chairman said Wednesday. help local candidates. (O’Neill struggle of freedom fighters.” order to meet monthly payments. tion,” said Moynihan, a state the area of both the U.S. and Soviet down there among the cool stones ciency syndrome, attacks victims’ “ We’re working with candidates picked up endorsements from “ We are in support of these acts, Buying a home is an investment; Senate Democrats. Story on page representative from East Hartford fleets. UPI photo where they would not sprout. That immune systems, leaving them all across the state for the next perpetuated in the airports of use “ financing” instead. who held on to his seat in the Khadafy warned Libya, if at­ is where the coal bin u s ^ to be, too. -vulnerable to various other deadly election and some of those people 4). Rome and Vienna, because we tacked, might strike at western Instead of “ cellar” a good If “ mortgage” is frowned upon, diseases. More than half the known we started with nine months ago.” “ Frankly, there’s a question of Reagan landslide. ‘Micro’ map European ports or cities, the aide support the people who in their salesman uses “ basement,” which then “ second mortgage” is treated victims — mostly sexually active Asked what kind of help the state where Timm y’s spending his time struggle for freedom took to these days,” Moffett said. “ Demo­ O’Neill said Moynihan had done said. has the attractive feature of as if it were profanity. “ Additional homosexuals or intravenous drug organization offered, Moynihan rifles,” he said. Robert Deschene, an engineer at Raytheon Company’s computer-generated overlays will be compiled to create an outstanding job since taking “ Maybe we will destroy one port suggesting a panelled family room financing” is the term that better abusers — have died so far and no said: “ Issue information, voting crats do have a right to ask what Reagan has blamed Libya for over the chairmanship one year because it has an American ship, Microelectronics Center in Andover, Mass., inspects the an electronic map of the actual circuit. Once produced, with perhaps a fireplace and a real estate people use when one is known to have recovered. record information, campaign or­ he’s doing as chairman of the harboring the terrorists responsi­ ago. maybe bases or a city. If we are the circuit will contain as many as 100,000transistors on a television set. referring to the indebtedness you The poll said 18 percent of ganizing. fund-raising assistance, party. ble and responded Tuesday by electrical connections in a transparent overlay of a “ The 1984 campaign certainly attacked, we’ve got the means to Good salespeople don’t use the are about to assume. respondents consider AIDS the mailing assistance, flyers.” “ I think he’s been mesmerized announcing strict economic sanc­ microelectronic chip design. As many as a dozen of these silicon wafer the size of a child’s fingernail. was devastation for Connecticut do it,” the aide quoted the Libyan . nation’s most serious health prob- Moffett, who’s challenging Gov. by this challenge, rather than by tions to punish Khadafy for his -lem, behind cancer’s 31 percent William A. O’Neill for this year’s the challenge of shaping up this Democrats,” the governor said. ruler as saying. “ But it was devastation for Demo­ Khadafy has predicted Libya alleged support of terrorism. But 'but ahead of the 13 percent for Democratic gubernatorial nomi­ party,” Moffett said. Khadafy challenged the diplomats A blow to HBO “ The fact is, a little over a year crats across this country. We were will be attacked by the United heart disease and lesser percen­ nation, had said it was “ sad that to prove Libya was providing (after the ’84 losses), we still have running against an extremely States and Israel in retaliation for tages for all other ills. they’ve made such little progress” refuge for terrorists. “ The public’s concerns over since 1984, when the Democrats no real technical assistance pro­ popular president and our own last month’s terrorist attacks on AIDS are much more emotional lost control of the General Assem­ gram from the state party for candidate was not a popular the Rome and Vienna airports. Related stories, page 5 VCRs, cable chop into subscription TV profits than factual,” the report said. bly for the first time in years. candidates, no real candidate individual. Nineteen people, including five

By Ken Franckling less than 250.000. Theater in New York City, ON- “ HBO offers six movies played offering round-the;clock movies at subscribers and SelecTV had United Press International “ The whole STV business has SelecTV in Los Angeles, Sui»r TV over and over. For the same about $24 per month. A restructur­ 160,000. Customer service man­ TODAY’S HERALD 8 been in a declining mode,” said in the Washington-Baltimore amount, you can go out and rent ing last summer cut its hours and ager Bob James said their com­ King scholar keeps busy at Seton Hall 9 NORWOOD, Mass. — The one- Preview manager Dan Petty. market, and two tiny systems in many more. People are still gave viewers an extra-cost option bined total is now 115,000 two punch of the video cassette “ There aren’t that many of us left. Reading. Pa., and Bemidji, Minn. getting cable, they just aren’t of late night adult movies. The subscribers. monthly association meetings, recorder boom and cable televi­ It’s just been one closure after the The STV demise is linked by taking the premium services,” she basic movie service was cut to $16. , Switch stalls talks Index Bv Susan Vaughn scholarship this year, said the James said piracy. no longer ‘n ey will take a Martin Luther sion growth are knocking subscrip­ other.” analysts in varying degrees to said. The X-rated fare brought the bill to Herald Reporter association that administers the plagues his system, which changes Resumed negotiations between 24 pagaa, 4 aoctltfiis King honors seminar in the tion TV systems off the air all over Those cuts have included sys­ three factors: the continuing VCR The Electronic Industries Asso­ $25.90. program “ expects us to be more its transmission codes every the Pillowtex 0)rp. and United spring semester. America. tems in Detroit and Ann Arbor, boom, the growth of cable TV In ciation reports VCR sales up 57 Petty said Preview was down to month. AHvim 17 As the recipient of a Martin than just average students.” Auto Workers Local 376 have This month, the 10 are doing STV franchises, not to be con­ Mich., Minneapolis, Cleveland, new markets, and signal theft by percent this year over last, with 10,000 subscribers when it decided RimInMta 91 Luther King Jr. Scholarship to Scholarship recipients must get “ The biggest problem is that ended without a contract that research on minority-related top­ fused with home satellite reception and Dallas. “ pirates” who sell black-market 11.5 million units expected to be to go dark. 99.93 Seton Hall University, Manches­ involved in activities both on there is not enough product (avail­ would return 60 striking employees ics for a symposium planned at of TV signals, were opened in cities "When STV was born, they decoder boxes that unscramble the sold by year’s end. It says there in addition to the impact ofVCRs 1R ter Wgh School graduate Jason campus and in the community, able new movies) out there,” 'to work, a union official said Seton Hall to commemorate large and small to give paying thought they had a good technol­ STV signals. were 1.3 million sold in November — “ people can watch what they James said. 4 Wooden canT just sit back and said Wooden, who graduate Wednesday. Stalling an agreement bask in benefits. from MHS with honors last year. King’s birthday Jan. 15. The subscribers a scrambled movie or ogy, but in retrospect it was an “ STV operations aren’t really all alone — or 45,000 a day. want, when they want” — Petty Among systems or subscribers PntArtalnmaint 17 is the company’s selection of a new In an interview at his alma Wooden has joined a commun­ nation will celebrate Martin sports channel. In some cases they interim technology. As cable made that feasible anymore, given VCRs “ By next month, 30 percent of all hlames Preview’s problems on that are hanging tough, there is a 13 employee insurance policy that PATiia mater Wednesday, Wooden ex­ ity service organization, the Luther King Day Jan. 20. were an alternative to cable TV. In inroads, there was a dramatic and given cable technology. They American households will have a pirates dealing in black market sort of synergy from VCR sales UAW officials say was put into 1 nr.Al pMiMi 3 plained the requirements that go school’s Biological Sciences So­ As his project. Wooden chose to others, they served in the absence contrast between receiving 26 to 50 never put the money into program­ VCRs,” said E IA spokesman Allan decoder boxes. that is helping them. Those people :effect Jan. 1 without approval of 1 nttAry 9 along with the full-tuition scho­ ciety and the school pep hand. He investigate the status of educa­ of local cable franchises. channels or a single movie chan­ ming that major cable services Schlosser. “ And cable TV is in the "There were ads that blatantly argue it is easier, and more the union. Story on page 3. nhitimriaHi n larship that is paying for his plans to major in biology and tion for students who belong to Two years ago, there were 21 nel,” said analyst Steven Rosen­ have,” said Deirdre Condon, man­ 40 to 45 percent penetration announced, ‘Tired of monthly convenient, to tape a movie off Opinion ft freshmen year at the school in hopes to pursue a career in minority groups. STV franchises across the country , berg of Paul Kagan Associates, aging editor of Video - Review range.” payments?’ and ‘You can own your your TV set than to buy or run back Pnnpln 9 South Orange, N.J. research. While he has not yet begun his serving 1.3 million households'. publisher of 23 entertainment magazine. “ Once cable comes into own decoder,” ’ he said. and forth to the rental shops. 0-19 Wooden, one of 10 King scho­ The 10 freshmen King scholars research. Wooden said he has When the Norwood-based Preview industry newsletters. a city, STV tends to lose PREVIEW BEGAN five years The largest remaining system is ‘ Hpsenberg said entrepreneurs R porta JASON WOODEN Taliivlplnn 17 lars nationwide and the only one at Seton" Hall also attend weekly movie channel goes dark on New subscribers.” ago as a Boston area STV movie ON-SelectTV in Los Angeles,' who have dropp^ out of STV are from Connecticut to receive the leadership training sessions and Please turn to page 8 . . MHS honors grad Year’s Eve, the number of STV KAGAN’S FIGURES show the Cable is feeling some of the same channel beamed to eastern Massa­ formed from the recent merger of staying in the TV business, by 11 S AMnrIH 10 operations will have dropped to only STV operations left as of Jan. squeeze when it comes to VCR chusetts and Rhode Island. It had two separate STV systems. At converting back to a normal UHF Weather 2 five, and the subscriber base to 1, 1986, will be Wometco Home impact, Condon said. 50,000 subscribers at its peak. their peaks, ON-TV had 350,000 channel. ftiAivcni:,alc,it ti.uiauav. uan. •», ——

t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thur»d>Y, »■ Switch in insurance WEATHER Staiis Piiiowtex taiks Today’s forecast proposal. He said then that Piiiowtex John F. Kirch Bv would not sign a contract with Blue ConnecticBt, MassacliBseUs and Rhode Island: Harald Raportar Sunny and m ilder Thursday with a high in the SOs. J t Cross-Blue Shield unless both manage­ ment and the UAW agreed to the move. Becoming cloudy and windy Thursday night with a Resumed negotiations between the ' H i ' low in the 20s. Friday clearing with a high in the EHlowtex Corp. and United Auto Kem er said that if the company did change carriers, employee benefits 30s. Workers Local 378 have ended without a Itew Hampshire and Maine: Partly to mostly .a ttra c t that would return 60 striking would stay the same. But Wheeler said Wednesday that a sunny skies Thursday south with chance of flurries , Employees to work, a union official said summary of benefits the company gave north. Warm er with highs around 20 north to upper Wednesday. Stalling an agreement is the com­ him showed there were many areas SOs south. Continued chance of flurries north where employees would either gain or Thursday night and Friday with fair skies pany’s selection of a new 'employee Insurance policy that UAW officials say lose benefits and that there could be elsewhere. Lows 10 to 20 north and in the 20s south. other major changes. Highs Friday in the teens north to the SOs south. was put into effect Jdn. I without .jpproval of the union that represents "There’s drastic changes in that Veimont: Partly sunny south and considerable ynrkers at the company’s Manchester thing and they haven’t negotiated with cloudiness with a chance of flurries north »n t . Local 376 President Philip A. us,” he said. Thursday. Breezy with highs in the mid 20s to For example, Wheeler said, under the Wneeler said Wednesday. . new policy, an employee’s dependents around SO. Cloudy periods and continued breezy * T h e company changed its insurance Thursday night and Friday. Chance of light snow, carrier from John Hancock Mutual Life would be covered up until the age of 23. possibly mixed with light rain or freezing rain. . Imurance Co. to Blue Cross-Blue Shield Under the old policy, dependents were Lows in the mid teens to mid 20s. Highs F riday in •o f Texas, Wheeler said. Federal law covered until they reached 25. he said. the 20s to around 30. X^uires that the Dallas-based pillow and comforter manufacturer negotiate THE COM PANY’S "second opinion rule” was also changed, he said. Under UPl phqto Such changes with the UAW, he said. Extended outlook “ We know what the old policy is,” the old policy, Piiiowtex would pay 100 Wheeler said. “ When andif they want to percent of the costs o f an employee’s Extended outlook for New England Saturday Today In history change that they are obligated to operation if he or she obtained a second opinion from a physician, Wheeler said. through Monday: bargain with us. We're not going to If the employee had the operation Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island; The majestic ocean liner Queen Elizabeth was , throw away our rights.” without getting a second opinion, the Fair skies each day. Near normal temperatures Wheeler said the UAW had asked / thought / saw the thaw fire Jan. 9, 1972, while docked in Hong Kong Harbor. company paid for only 65 percent of the Saturday with highs in the SOs and lows in the teens management to go back to the old operation. Today; sunny and milder and becoming windy. High 35 to 40. Wind and lower 20s. Becoming warmer Sunday and Insurance policy until the union had a Under the new policy; Wheeler said Herald photo by Pinto southwest increasing to 15 to 25 mph this afternoon. Tonight, partly Monday. Highs in the middle SOs and 40s and lows in chance to review the new one. But company officials refused, he said, an employee would only be covered for the 20s and lower SOs. cloudy and breezy. Low 26 to 32. Wind becoming west 10 to 20 mph. “ They’re in violation with federal 50 percent of the costs of an operation if will press for New Hampshire: Fair with moderating temper­ Almanac he or she did not get a .second opinion. Zinsser told committee members he Friday; partly cloudy and breezy and still on the mild side. High 35 to 40. Jaw,” Wheeler said. RBpublican Town Chairman Curtis Smith, left, and atures through Monday. A chance of flurries north legislation to give voters the power to overrule a Richard E. Kemer, the vice president The company would still pay the full state Sen. Carl Zinsser chat before a meeting of the Drawing by Laurie Beaudry. 9, of 76 Congress St., a fourth-grader at Saturday and again Monday. Lows fro 10 below to of personnel at Piiiowtex who is the costs if a second opinion was sought. Republican Town Committee Wednesday night. municipal plan of development. Waddell School. 10 above zero Saturday morning rising to 5 to 25 by Today is Thursday, Jan. 9, the company spokesman, could not be Other changes in the policy would Monday morning. Highs in the teens and 20s ninth day of 1986 with 356 to On this day in history: reached for comment Wednesday or help the workers, Wheeler said. Saturday rising to the SOs and 40s Monday. In 1861, Mississippi secedett Wheeler said, however, that he had follow. today. Maine: Fair with moderating temperatures fFom the Union. not been able to compare the two 9 ^ 2 9 29 through Monday. A chance of flurries north The moon is approaching its .OFFICIALS OF LOCAL 376, which policies closely. Zinsser explains ’86 agenda to GOP SEATTLE Saturday and again Monday. Lows fro 10 below to new phase. In 1945, in World W ar II,. represents about 90 production and "The problem is I haven’t seen the new policy.” he said. "They only gave BOSTON 10 above zero Saturday morning rising to 5 to 25 by American troops invaded the maintenance workers at the Piiiowtex member citizen juries selected at random tO‘ MINNEAPOLIS The morning stars are Mer­ Bv Alex GIrelli hold a workshop Monday to begin revising ■ Monday morning. Highs in the teens and 20s Philippine island of Luzon and plant on Regent Street, had requested me a summary of the benefits.” serve for 18 months. 5ir-29 77 cury, Venus, Mars and Saturn. The union has requested a copy of the Herald Reporter the proposed plan. Saturday rising to the SOs and 40s Monday. went on to liberate Manila. the meeting Wednesday because they Zinsser also said that during the short ^ 4 new policy and other information which • And that he favors taking the authority; 30 Vermont: Dry and seasonableoverthe weekend. felt it was a good time to resume talks, legislative session beginning Feb. 5, he will NEW YORK The evening star is Jupiter. the company has refused to give them, State Sen.. Carl A. Zinsser told fellow to regulate gambling away from the- In 1969, the British-French Robert Madore, secretary-treasurer of Highs 25 to S5. Lows 10 to 20. Mild Monday with a Wheeler said. Its refusal is the subject Republicans Wednesday night that he will support a law to limit the amount of money a Division of Special Revenue and putting in It 00 Local 376, said Tuesday. town can be forced to pay as the result of a chance of sprinkles and flurries. Highs 35 to 45. Those born on this date are supersonic Concorde jetliner of a complaint the UAW has filed with press for legislation in the upcoming session the hands of the state police. .'Another meeting has not yet been lawsuit against it, California has such a law Lows in the 20s. ^ under the sign of Capricorn. made its first test flight at the National Labor Relations Board in of the General Assembly that would permit Dr. H. John Malone, a member of the; SAN FRANCISCO scheduled, Wheeler said. The talks are and It has been upheld by the state's They include pioneer psycholo­ Bristol, England. Hartford. The charge is still under residents of a community to overrule a plan school board, also addressed the group. being conducted under the eye of a of development adopted by their town Supreme Court, he said. gist John Watson in 1878; investigation, he said. V. In 1972, the luxury liner Queen federal mediator. government. He told town committee members that Austrian-born conductor Ru­ About 60 Piiiowtex employees have The cost of municipal insurance has LOS ANGELES Across the nation Elizabeth was gutted by fire •Kemer said last month that the "In a democracy, people should have the consideration should be given to requiring; dolph Bing in 1902: novelist change of insurance carriers was only a been on strike since Aug. 26. reached crisis proportions, some state and while docked in Hong Kong. last word," Zinsser told members of the seat belts in school buses. Many children It was warm er in the northern Plains than in Simone de Beauvoir in 1908; local officials have said, with towns facing under 5 have become accustonied to using LOWEST Manchester Republican Town Committee at unexpected increases in insurance premi­ southern Texas this morning, as a broad warming Richard Nixon, 37th president of safety restraints in cars, he said. TEMPERATURES a meeting in Lincoln Center. ums that many cannot afford. trend moved into the north and sleet and freezing the United States, in 1913 (age “ Kids will be asking about seat belts 40 30 90 Manchester is in the process of adopting a Addressing other legislative matters: rain glazed parts of Texas and Louisiana. 73): striptease artist Gypsy Rose A thought for the day: Presi­ Firms express interest soon,” Malone predicted. plan of development designed to guide the Zinsser told the town commitle; Lee. in 1914; actor Lee Van Cleef dent Richard Nixon told growth of the town over the next 10 years. Temperatures in the SOs to 40s prevailed in the A new state law requiring drivers and; ‘ 30.24 -LEGEND- in 1925 (age 61); singer Joan members of his administration About 400 residents attended two public • That if the General Assembly mandates northern Plains, about 20 to 40 degrees higher than on leaving office, “ Those who! in land at Union Pond raises in the salaries of teachers, he hopes front-seat passengers in private motor Baez in 1941 (age 45); actress hearings on the proposed plan last year and vehicles to use seat belts has prompted I SNOW early Wednesday. hate you don't win unless you the stale will find ways to fund the increases Shelley Fabares in 1942 (age 44), many complained that the plan would allow renewed interest in the issue of requiring, Grand Forks.'N D., was 41 degrees, compared hate them. And then you destroy • That the state will probably eliminate If/ >"n AIR and singer Crystal Gayle in 1951 Several companies are interested in two five-acre parcels. The town is t6o much grrwth in certain areas of town. / j SHOWERS ^ FLOW with 39 degrees in Brownsville, Texas. one-man granH tnripc and substitute 18- seat belts in buses. (age 3SI yourself." purchasing a 10-acre parcel owned by currently seeking appraisals of the The Planning and Zoning Commission will UPl WEATHER FOTOCAST Rain spread along the Texas and Louisiana the town near Union Pond, town property. coasts and across Florida, and gale-force winds Mficials said today. Pellegrini said the town will begin advertising the land for sale and a j blew from the upper Texas coast to northwest Planning Director Mark Pellegrini buyer might be found by April. Florida. and town General Manager Robert GOP told to fill need — not vacancies National forecast Lottery Weiss told the Economic Development In another matter, Pellegrini, Weiss, Zoning Enforcement Officer Thomas Any registered Republican is eligible to Dense log, meanwhile, covered the central ~C6mmis8ion at an EDC meeting this Republican leaders were admonished Committee members will be elected to O’Marra and members of the EDC will run for the town committee from his or her During early Friday, rain is forecast for parts of the Pacific Northwest, valleys of California and a storm spread rain from moring that they had received phone Wendpsday night not to fill vacancies on two-year terms from the town’s 12 voting Rhode Island daily: 3497 inspect the Buckland Industrial Park district and can be nominated at the caucus. the Gulf Coast Region and parts of the Atlantic Coast. Elsewhere the northwest California to western Washington and cglls from companies who might want slates for the Republican Town Committee districts at caucuses on Wednesday. There Connecticut daily Rhode Island weekly; SSS, 3S9<>, for violations of the town's industrial The nominations must be seconded In order prompted gale warnings for the Washington coast. to purchase the parcel, which was left simply for the sake of having a full slate. are 77 incumbents and 84 slots to fill. weather will be fair. 14867, 027840 for a party member to become a candidate. Wednesday: 533 vacant when Gerber Scientific Pro­ park regulations. “ Sometimes I think it's better to leave a Smith said he feels that even the Massachusetts daily: 0834 Pellegrini said there have been ducts Inc. of South Windsor scrapped slot open, rather than fill it with someone incumbents should not be put on the slate Any Registered Republican in the district \ Play Four: 5124 “ M egab u ck s": 1-7-10-20-21-27 complaints that spotlights on some of is eligible to vote. plans to build a manufacturing plant. who is not willing to work,” Republican automatically. Other numbers drawn Wed- (There were four winners). Pellegrini declined to name the . the buildings are aimed at the streets " I f they don’t show up at the caucus and The caucuses will be held in the normal A Town Chairman Curtis M. Smith told about instead of the buildings, as required by nessday in New England: Massachusetts weekly; Yellow cbmpanies that.have expressed inter­ 30 members of the town committee who have not been active, don’t nominate them,” polling places for the districts beginning at the regulations. Trailers have also been 7:30 p.m. Tri-state daily: 627, 1752 707, Blue 76, White 2 ested in the land. attended a meeting in Lincoln Center. Smith told district leaders. PEOPLE The EDC agreed today that the land parked on company property in viola­ •should besold as either one big parcel or tion of the regulations, he said. Quote of the day Glimpses King scholar hopes his work will improve life for others Robert Tobias, president of the National Jerry Lee Lewis has decided that wife No. 6 Treasury Employees Union, on his union's N isn't so bad after all. Just last month Lewis submitted with his scholarship Martin School to the Arsenal when he became one of only two or plays in elementary school, was a Wooden said he thinks there are court challenge to the new balanced-budget wanted to divorce Kerrie McCarver, 23, tContlnued from page I application, which described what Elementary School in Hartford. three black students at Martin member of the Bennet band and more opportunities for students law: claiming she had stripped their Memphis from minority groups as a result of he wanted to do and how he Iseen improvements in education “ It (Arsenal) was just like its School. belonged to the Human Relations "Congress, in its frustration, has tried to apartment of everything but his piano. Now the Civil Rights movement and intended to use the scholarship. Jor minority students in urban name,” he joked. Asked if he felt isolated. Wooden and Book clubs at MHS. Scoring in pass the buck to some automatic system of his attorney quotes Lewis as saying, “ Kerrie King’s own efforts because “ peo­ •areas like Hartford, where he grew In the Hartford school system, said, “ After a while, you don’t even the top 10 percent academically in cutting deficits. We urge the court to pass the is a good woman and I care about her. I'm 50 ple became aware.” He cited his He said of King: “ He was S:ip. His parents. Fern and Edward Wooden said he was placed in all notice.” For some Project Concern his high school class, Wooden was buck back to where it belongs, back to years old and I've been looking for the right scholarship as an example of the working for a better life for all ^ooden, still live in the city. the advanced reading programs, students, the adjustment to nearly selected as one of 100 students from Congress. We elect these people to make woman for a long time.” The reconciliation increased opportunities. Americans and he improved the • Wooden, 18, attended Manches­ but they were not challenging all-white suburban schools is more throughout the state to attend the decisions. It's time they made them." Wooden referred to the slain civil quality of life. I intend to do that as came at a New Year's Eve party ... "Roots” te r schools from the fifth grade on enough for him. He credits his difficult, he said. Day of Pride at the University of rights leader in an essay he a biologist.” author Alex Haley makes his teaching debut :as a Project Concern student. mother with pushing for two years Finding transportation home Connecticut. Madonna missionary Wednesday at the University of Tennessee. ; Wooden said that although Hart- to get him accepted into Project after school activities is one of the He will teach a course in magazine writing... ■ford schools have improved since Concern, which has bused Hart­ biggest problems faced by stu­ Madonna will have to cover her navel for Pete Seeger, the Neville Brothers, poet- tie attended them, he thinks he got ford students to suburban schools dents from Hartford, particularly musician Gil Scott-Heron and Holly Near for 20 years. in the lower grades, Wooden said. /. her latest movie role. She plays a missionary Late fo r Liberty better education by coming to in "Shanghai Surprise," which co-stars her have agreed to appear at an anti-apartheid Manchester. The soft-spoken teenager said he He said he learned to ride the bus husband, Sean Penn. concert in Nashville, Tenn., April 12. The scaffolding around the Statue of Liberty recently I; "When I came here, there was a enjoyed attending Manchester once he was at Bennet Junior High The couple are in Hong Kong for five weeks came down, as restoration of the famous monument {better environment for learning schools, even though he entered a School. of rehearsing and filming for the movie, nears completion. Miss Liberty should be as good as ^nd studying,” he said, comparing strikingly different environment Wooden participated in school which has Madonna's missonary character MacRae fights cancer new by July 4, when she celebrates her 100th birthday. finding adventure with Penn's destitute Actually, her head and torch were in Philadelphia by salesman. Ex-Beatle George Harrison is Gordon MacRae is in a Lincoln, Neb., Foley files A C A D E M Y OF 1876, in time for the U.S. centennial. The Franco- executive producer of the film. 4 .j hospital with cancer of the jaw and mouth. PROFESSIONAL Penn and Madonna were spotted at a "He is very sick and they are doing what Prussian War delayed delivery of the rest of the statue. in District 8 UPl photo f popular Hong Kong restaurant but, true to they can,” his wife, Elizabeth, said. “ We Ten years passed before funds were raised for the 9 B E A L K T m their reclusive style, refused interviews and Omar Sharif dances with Samar, an don't have a prognosis. No one knows.” erection of the statue on Bedloe’s Island. r A slate of candidates, including STUDIES B USDA BEEF ROUND photographs. She says MacRae, 64, has retained his ^seven incumbents, has been filed oriental dancer, during a Tuesday DO YO U KNO W — On what other island in New York Rm IEMM* Pw IIt—w—C o« w 6 t»«iln (86lw«ar») J BOTTOM ROUND ROAST.... sense of humor, however, and complains that ;;^r election as Democratic Town 1, night party celebrating NBC’s forth­ hospital life bores him. He also took time to Harbor were millions of immigrants processed? Pleasure first ^Committee members representing Manchester 1 FRESH CRISP ^ /A A A 1 coming miniseries, "Peter the Great,” sing “ Happy Birthday" to a nurse. WEDNESDAY’S ANSWER - Thu phraaa “black tia” on an ^otin g District 6. East Catholic High School, 115 New State Road. Manchester, CT Tues. Taylor Soop will be sworn in as mayor but which will air next month. “ Gordon is a survivor,” Elizabeth said. & Thurs. beginning 1/14/86 6:30-9:30 PM Instructor: Jim Armstrong 1 CALIFORNIA CARROTS...... 3 / 9 9 C i ib. bags | Invitation maans that a tuxado must ba worn. r Unless more candidates file with none of his constituents is likely to show up at "H e is a guy with nine lives. So many things {:the registrar of voters before 4:30 East Hartford 1 YELLOW today's ceremony in Southern California. have happened to him. He is fighting hard. 1-9-86 «: Knowledge Unlimited, Inc. 1986 ^ .m . today, there will be no contest Ramada Hotel, 100 East River Drive, East Hartford, CT Soop is the mayor of Lanesboro, Pa. He has a tough constitution.” 1 ONIONS...... 5 9 0 2 Ib. bag 1 Statue called ‘threat’ A Newspaper in Education Program Jn that district, which is headed by Mon. & Thurs. beginning 1/13/86 7-10 PM Instructor: Tom Pope The ceremony is scheduled to be per­ Sponsored by ^Thomas O’Neill, a member of the M HOT OR MILD formed by the city clerk at Santee City Hall in A sculpture erected in front of the federal The Manchester Herald J;Democratic State Central Com- Vernon Santee, Calif., so Soop, 78, can continue his courthouse in San Diego with the govern­ ^qiittee. The district's polling place Rockville High School, Loveland Hill Road, Vernon, CT Mon. & i ITALIAN SAUSAGES...... * 1 . 6 9 lb 9 Granny won’t pay vacation. ment's permission has been ordered re­ Wed. beginning 1/13/86 7-10 PM Instructor: Patrick Milne *ls Verplanck School. M SNOW WHITE Soop was elected in Novem ber to his third moved by the chief judge, who said he was A 73-year-old great-grandmother went to Wllllmantic term as mayor of Lanesboro in Susquehanna afraid "som e kook" might plant a bomb in it. ja il in Longview, Wash., rather than pay a The newcomer in the group is i MUSHROOMS ...... 9 9 0 12 oz. pkg. John S. Foley of Trebbe Drive. The Windham High School, 355 High Street Rm. 101, Willimantic, CT County and must be sworn in by the end of the The artist, David Avalos, complained $67 fine for 16 parking tickets she claims she incumbent candidates are O’Neill, Tues. A Thurs. beginning 1/16/86 7-10 PM Instructor: Russ Evans CHOICE BEEF ROUND month or vacate his post. Wednesday the action smacks of censorship. never got. Manchester Herald ^ USOA Vincent T. Kelly, Raymond R. “ My wife, Frances, and I are vacationing "The idea tlwt that work represents a ______*2.69 lb. f Pensioner Carrie Fosen was "doing fine” Richard W. Cosgrove, Publisher Lanzano Sr., Virginia Lessard, For West Hartford, Waterbury, Middletown, Plainville, Cheshire, ^1 CUBE STEAKS ...... in Santee, and I need to be sworn in here or security threat is complete baloney," he behind bars Wednesday night, according to a John F. Lynch, Ethel Rufini and New London & Norwich locations, please call 887-0727. m y m ayor's post will be filled by the borough said. “ I played by the book and got the jail spokesman. Camillo Rufini. council," Soop said. permit. Now a federal judge is acting as art USPS 327-500 VOL. CV, No. 84 Course meets the minimum educational requirements of the ______. 6 / 9 9 0 1 Before she started her 48-hour sentence Connecticut Real Estate Commission. 1 KAISER R O L L S ...... "I checked with my board of election censor and trying to put on a cover-up." Tuesday, she declared, “ I can think of lots of Publlthsd dally axcapt Sunday Suggaatad carrier ratea are $1.50 So far, Democratic contests KRAKUS officials back home, they checked with a The artwork, entitled "San Diego Donkey things I'd rather do for adventure than go to and certain hotidaya by tha Man- weekly, $6.50 for one month. $19.28 have developed in five of the 12 1 chaater Publlahing Co., 10 Bralnard for three months, $38.50 for elx solicitor, and he said this was perfectly Cart," depicts the search of an illegal alien jail, but it will be a new experience.” voting districts in town. The / Placa, Mancheatar, Conn. 06040. months end $77.00 for one yeer. POLISH HAM ...... * 2 . 9 9 V lega l." by an immigration officer atop a donkey Police said the tickets dating back to 1981 number could change by the end of M AIL TO: 80 Sherman St.'. Norwich. CT 06360 Sacond claaa poataga paid at Man- Mall rates are available on requeet. I the day if other candidates file or if Santee City Clerk Lauri Roper checked cart. It is surrounded by a cage made of were issued in front of Fosen’s home, but she chaatar. Conn. POSTMASTER; 1 LAND O'LAKES any drop out of the race. with Uie city attorney, who also said it was chicken wire. argued in Longview Municipal Court that she Sand addraaa changaa to tha Man­ Please enroll me in your Real Estate class in ...... *2.19 lb. 1 cheatar Harald, P.O. Box 591, Man- Among the challengers is a 1 AMERICAN CHEESE ------legal to use Santee City Hall to swear in a Chief U.S. District Judge Gordon Thomp­ To placa a claaalfled or diaplay Enclosed is my $25.00 deposit. was caring for an ailing sister at the time and chaatar. Conn. 06040. 1 M o n .-S H • AM - • FM; (w i. « AM •SPM Pennsylvania mayor. son ordered it removed Tuesday, three days advartlaamant, or to report a nawa group of nine candidates who call 1 rarely parked outside her own home. themselves Democrats for a Bet­ “ We’re happy to help," said Roper. after it was erected with permission from the Item, atory or picture Idea, call 643- Fosen contended a warrant issued to her in 2711. Clflca houra are 6:30 a.m. to 5 ter Manchester. The group in­ Name___ A retired railroad union official, Soop said General Services Administration. QUARANTEEO OELIVERY: If November was the first notice she received you don't receive your Herald by 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. cludes two announced supporters Address . 317 highland St. R o u te 4 4 | his constituents are well aware of his Thompson overruled the GSA following a of the 16 tickets. p.m. weekdeya or. 7:30 a.m. Satur­ of Toby Moffett, who is seeking to Phone __ California vacations. conference with his ninejitellow judges. day, plaaaa talapnone your carrier. Manchester Coventry 1 "This man cam e out and served this win the Democratic gubernatorial j Fee — $100,00 /text extra) MasterCard-VISA Placement service HICHLMB PARK MARKET "One difference between the mayor of a "W e didn't know if some kook would get If you're unable to reach your car­ Tha Mancheatar Harald la a mem­ warrant on me, and I couldn't believe my rier, call aubacrlbar aarvica at 647- nomination over Gov. William I Pass state exam or retake course free Class size limited. 646-4277 7 4 2 -7 3 6 l| big city anc| the m ayor of a small borough is jnto this chicken wire and box arrangement ber of the Aesocleted Pratt, a tub- ears because I've never found one on my 0946 by 6 p.m. waakdaya or 10 a.m. tcrlber to United Press' Interna­ O’Neill. ______^rjno^inf^maUonj:all^_J*^^ ^5;______that absolutely everyone back home knows in the middle of the night and plant some car, she said. Saturdaya for guarantaed dallvary tional newt earvicaa and a member The town committee contests who I am, and they don't hesitate to tell me bomb," said Thompson. "W e’ve got those She was found guilty and sentenced last In Mancheatar. of the Audit Bureau of Circulations. will be decided in caucuses Jan. 15. Just what they think," Soop said. kooks out there.” month. MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, >986 — L

4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Jan. 9. 1986 Governor garners endorsements U.S. stands alone on Libya sanctions Rowland wants a raid Connecticut In Brief WASHINGTON (AP) — President Reagan should push Am erica’s tration now is whether it should allies to cooperate with economic sanctions against Libya, say two By George Gedda ica as well. With few exceptions, By Mark A. Dupuis the European and Latin American continue to be guided by allied Connecticut congressmen, ^ ^ o i a The Associated Press But Reps. Sam Gejdenson, a Democrat, and John G. Kowlana, a Divers to check sunken oil barge United Press International allies reject the trade embargo the . opinion on the Libyan issue or to do News Analysis Republican, disagreed sharply over whether military force shouia WASHINGTON — The tepid United States- imposed against what it thinks is right. NEW LONDON — Divers are set to dip into the Long Island Nicaragua last May and also be used against terrorist training camps in Libya. . HARTFORD — Gov. William A. European reaction to President Libyan leader Moammar Khad- Sound Saturday to inspect an oil barge that sank there Nov. 22, a oppose American support for anti­ Rowland said Wednesday military strikes should be called against O’Neill rallied Democratic legisla­ Reagan's call for punitive mea- afy is riding high these days, Coast Guard spokesman said. communist rebels in Nicaragua. the camps unless the allies cooperate to make Reagan’s economic tors around his re-election effort $ures against Libya is but the having won unanimous support Divers plan to check on the exact location and condition of the today amid charges from chal­ boycott effective. . . tatest example of just how far this week from the 45-nation But Gejdenson rejected military action at this point, and warnea barge and hope to find out if oil is leaking from the vessel, Lt. lenger Toby Moffett that the of the Beirut airport this past In 1964, the United States was apart the United States and its Islamic Conference Organization that raids could be costly in terms of casualities for the United States. Joseph R. Castillo of the New London Coast Guard station said party’s leaders of failing to keep up summer in response to the TWA more successful in its campaign to NATO allies are on dealing with hijacking, hardly anybody paid isolate Cuba. At that time, all but while the Europeans were declin­ "Even if you find them (terrorist training camps) do you want to Wednesday. with the times. Countries Washington considers ing to follow Washington’s lead on bomb a villagethat ends up kMling women and children?’ Gejdenson "W e can't let that thing stay there forever,” he said. All but one of the Senate’s 12 attention. one natioa of the Organization of wayward. American States imposed manda­ sanctions. said. "The only time Sylvester Stallone works is when you control the The Coast Guard became Involved in the dive when the Eklof Democratic members Wednesday • 'Through the years, the United Marine Corp. of Staten Island, N.Y., the owner of the barge, endorsed O’Neill over Moffett and IN THE LIBYAN CASE, the tory economic and diplomatic For now, the focus has shifted cameras and the script is written ahead of time.” States has applied sanctions uni­ United States felt economic sanc­ sanctions against the Castro Stallone starred in the movie "Ram bo.” decided not to send a remotely operated vehicle to survey the a group of House Democrats were laterally against rival nations only away from the massacres at Rome ready to follow suit this afternoon tions were about the niildest government. and Vienna airports. Most of the But Rowland said since Reagan has said the United State.s has sunken vessel last week. to be rebuffed time and again by retribution possible in the face of already identified Palestinian training camps in Libya, a military “ Elkof is responsible for all expenses incurred in retrieving or with endorsements for the incum­ attention seems to be on Washing­ the allies when it sought their Reagan’s claim of "irrefutable” Nowadays, the United States strike would be in order if a lack of allied cooperation renders monitoring the barge,” Castillo said. “ Under the law, they still bent governor. ton’s helplessness. support. evidence of Libyan complicity in rarely raises the Nicaraguan issue economic sanctions ineffective. will be charged, whether they do it or, as it stands now, whether The endorsements come as a in the OAS, recognizing that The administration is warning prelude to O’Neill’s official an­ i The United States does not like to the airline attacks last month in "W e know where the camps are, so there is no need for us to strike we do it.” support for its position is negligi­ that "additional measures” will be nouncement that he will seek punish countries without interna­ Rome and Vienna. blindly at civilian targets, which I can understand the tional backing. But when it does so. But sanctions were too much for ble. The only satisfaction the taken if Libya does not mend its administration’s reluctance to do,” Rowland said. re-election — an announcement administration receives are pri­ ways. With a total U.S. economic tentatively scheduled for Friday jhe only united front, for the most the Europeans. "But, by the same token, the president himself has declared Libya part, has been that of the Euro­ "It is our experience to date that vate assurances from most Latin boycott against Libya now in a 'threat to the national security and foreign policy of the United morning in Hartford. countries that they. too. fear effect, military action seems to be Airport baggage handling upgraded As O’Neill was preparing to peans opposing Washington. economic sanctions do not lead to Stales.’ He also has said that Libya has engaged in armed aggression The United States stood alone, the desired results.” said Fried- Nicaragua. the only punitive measure left open against us just as if it had u.sed its own armed forces.” the GOP WETHERSFIELD — The baggage-handling system at announce his candidacy, already- for instance, when it restricted helm Ost, chief spokesman for the to the administration. congressman said. "That, pure and simple, is the justification for Bradley International Airport in Windsor Locks will be improved declared candidate Moffett THE EUROPEANS APPEAR to pressed forward with his cam­ exports to the Soviet Union in the West German government. 'That If and when the administration much stronger action than we have been willing to take.” and expanded under a $2.2 million contract awarded by the state sentiment was echoed by a British have a point in their skepticism Rowland said America’s allies “ have to ask themselves whether paign and attacked the Demo­ wake of that nation’s 1979 invasion takes that step, it probably will be Department of Transportation. Foreign Office spokesman. Italy about the utility of sanctions. The stopping international terrorism is more important than Libyan oil. cratic Party leadership under of Afghanistan; again in 1981, acting all alone. Transportation Commissioner J. William Burns said Fred also is not eager to disrupt its mandatory OAS measures against Gejdenson recommended that Reagan call in the leaders of the O’Neill. when it imposed sanctions follow­ Brunoli & Son Inc. of Avon will install new baggage handling ing the martial law crackdown in beneficial economic ties with Cuba remained in effect for 11 nation’s allies and use his powers of persuasion to gel them to support The former congressman told UPl photo years but never posed a threat to Editor’s note; Gedda has co­ systems, expand baggage claim areas and renovate airline Poland; and in the U.S.-led inva­ Libya. the embargo against trade with Libya. reporters he is unhappy with the the Cuban government. vered the Stale Departmentfor AP ticket counters. sion of Grenada in 1983. When the The loneliness of the American efforts being made by the state Thp prohlpm fnpina the adminis­ since 1975. The improvements, expected to take 10 months to complete, Democratic Party under Chair­ Gov. William O’Neill thanks Senate group of House Democrats was ready to United States called for a boycott position extends to Central Amer­ are the final steps in the airport’s $100 million modernization man Timothy J. Moynihan to Minority Leader Cornelius O’Leary. follow suit today, officials said. O ’Neill is program. The entire modernization poject is scheduled for modernize party operations. scheduled to make his official an­ completion in October 1986, the transportation department said. D-Windsor Locks, after 11 of the 12 "Precious little has been done nouncement Friday. Baby boom, CALDOR and we’re going to pay for it if we Senate Democrats endorsed his bid for continue with the party being run re-election at the Capitol Wednesday. A CIRCULAR SALE the way it is,” said Moffett, who once ‘bust,’ Continues Through Highway fatalities down in 1985 has called on the state party to do secretary of the state’s office j more to help local candidates. senators to accept their endorse­ fett, the 11 senators hailed the Saturday WETHERSFIELD -- Highway deaths in Connecticut dropped today. booms again Moffett said Moynihan is "not ment, O’Neill also said he sees a state’s strong economy and 4.7 percent in 1985. according to figures compiled by the state spending enough time on getting possibility he will be able to block praised the governor for leader­ Moffett said his campaign has Department of Motor Vehicles. . j • the party ready” for this year’s Moffett from getting enough De­ ship on economic and other issues. spent about $300,000 so far and is WASHINGTON (AP) - The C A L i D O R 9 Commissioner Benjamin A. Muzio said 450 people died in elections, which include legislative mocratic convention votes to force "Our success would not have running a deficit of about $100,000,. nation’s kindergartens and highway accidents in 1985, compared with 4'72 in 1984. races in addition to the contest for their fight to a primary. been as great without a steady which is being financed with loans.' nursery schools are hearing the "We are encouraged by the drop in fatalities,” he said. "It governor. "That’s very conceivable,” said hand at the helm, without a leader He said the campaign, however, is < echo of the post-World War II Baby appears the continuing (drunken) driving awareness campaigns O’Neill later defended Moyni- O’Neill, who won endorsements who knows what needs to be done pretty much where he expected it I Boom, as the children of that are receiving positive responses from drivers.”. han’s work, saying the party from all Democratic senators and does it,” said Senate Minority would be. ; generation begin entering school. The statistics show, however, that more child pedestrians were chairman is "gearing well, well except Joseph H. Harper Jr. of Leader Cornelius O’Leary. D- The slump in enrollment that L A S T D A Y S ! O’Neill would not say exactly killed in 1985 than in 1984. Thirteen children died after they were ahead for 1986, ” and predicting New Britain, who was said to be Windsor Locks. occurred with the Baby Bust, how much his campaign has raised Democrats will rebound from the leaning toward the governor but O’Neill. Moffett and Republican which followed the boom, con­ hit by cars in 1985, compared with six child-pedestrian deaths the so far, but did say it was "very, losses they suffered in the 1984 not ready to make a firm gubernatorial candidates will have tinues to plague elementary and year before. There were 62 adult-pedestrian deaths in 1985, down little. We haven'tgoneouttodoany, CALDOR HOLIDAY FILM elections. commitment. to have their latest campaign secondary schools, but the Census six from 1984. finance reports in the mail to the fundraising yet.” Bureau reports that enrollment is Motorcycle fatalities dropped by one in 1985. when '74 Meeting with the 11 Democratic In endorsing O’Neill over Mof­ up among the youngest motorcycle operators and 13 passengers were killed. Six Americans. bicyclists were killed on state highways in 1985, compared with 10 DEVELOPING SPECIAL Private nursery school opera­ Save Over >22! in 1984. ^ , , tors are reaping the biggest share Muzio said that he hopes the new mandatory state seat belt law SNET failing to meet hookup demand PANASONIC of children in that category, the will reduce fatalities even more this year. bureau said Wednesday, but when Slimline AM/FM, AC/DC NEW HAVEN (AP) - Southern day of promised service. and it is going to go away to speed up installation. , the tots move on to kindergarten, Your Choice! Cassette Recorder New England Telephone Co.’s SNET has conceded delays oc­ overnight,’ he said. "They say they’re doing it, we. most switch to public schools. say they’re not doing it fast enough' Our telephone hookups are being de­ cur in some cases but that most of The order from the DPUC The Bureau reported the number Lovely Jade or Gang rape defendant enters plea and that they should get on the^ # f Reg. 99.99 layed by weeks and in .some cases the time it is able to install new followed an investigation of com­ of children in nursery school and Aloe Plant in 5" Pot WATERBURY — One of seven men charged in the 1984 gang by months because of "insufficient service promptly. plaints that SNET is taking too stick,” said DPUC spokeswoman; kindergarten climbed by about a Records off the air or from built-in Toni Blood. "There have beenl O Q C i each mikes. Has ambience surround sound rape of a Harwinton woman at a Naugatuck social club has facilities” to meet the growth in ” We did become aware of long to provide phone service for half-million between 1980 and 1984, Reg. 4.99 requests for service, state utility new or converted buildings even situations where it’s taken as much; the most recent complete figures Batteries optional. Model #RXF3 pleaded no contest to a related conspiracy charge. occasional problems in some as two or three months, although Lush greenhouse fresh plants. FO R Under a plea-bargain agreement, prosecutors dropped a regulators say. pockets of the state, which we when prospective occupants give available. the average complainant had to The state Department of Public the phone company what the Nursery school enrollment grew 2 1 first-degree sexual assault charge against Joseph Giraldi, 31, of attribute to unexpected and explo­ Two Sets of Caldor Quality wait two weeks.” , from 2.03 million in 1980 to 2.35 Prospect in return for his no-contest plea to a charge of Utility Control, following a three- sive growth,” SNET spokesman DPUC described as more than month investigation, on Tuesday adequate notice. Under the plan approved by the' million in 1984, while during the J conspiracy to commit first-degree sexual assault. Michael Gomez said. ordered SNET to take steps to DPUC, SNET is to send engineers: same period the number of child­ Color Prints for the Price of One! After the court session in Waterbury Superior Court SNET said neither it nor outside More than 1,090 customers have correct the problem, including around the state to talk with real ren in kindergarten increased Wednesday, Giraldi maintained his innocence but said he could economists could have anticipated complained in the past two years to making "every effort” to warn estate agents, planners and others from 3,27 million to 3,48 million. not resist the state’s offer. the unprecedented growth in con- the DPUC, the agency said. customers when it appears a to determine likely locations of While the so-called Baby Boom The state is recommending that Giraldi be placed on probation dominimum development and of hookup will be delayed. The DPUC ordered the phone future building so that SNET Can. generation continues to bear child- office building conversion, but that for two years. Sentencing was set for Feb. 28. SNET was short of "cable pairs” company to enact a plan to add be prepared with needed cable ’ ren at rates lower than their Giraldi drove the victim to the after-hours club the morning of it is spending millions of dollars to — pieces of wire which connect a technicians and maintenance wirings. parents, the large number of \ the June 2, 1984, rape. She testified Wednesday that she could not catch up on neded wiring. new outlet to the existing phone workers and to assign a special people in the age group has definitely identify Giraldi as one of her attackers. In an earlier service network. The problem was Gomez said SNET cannot prom­ team to areas with phone installa­ SNET is'supposed to report back produced an increase in total A trial, the victim testified that when she arrived at the club at 3 aggravated by the fact that the ise the problem of service delays tion delays. The department said in six months and to keep a births, which population experts a.m., about 25 men were present and some began grabbing her lack of cable pairs in some cases will go away in a flash. " I t ’s not SNET promised last year to monthly tally of missed service have termed an "echo” of the almost immediately. She said she was thrown onto a pool table wasn’t discovered until the actual something you can blink your eye institute some of the same changes appointments. boom. and repeatedly raped and sodomized. In addition to this surge, the Census Bureau observed that AM/FM Stereo nursery school enrollment has Jumbo Hanging Foiiage Cassette Recorders been rising steadily since the 1960s Plants in 10" Pots Hospital holds off heart surgery Republicans offer job training proposals because of the greater proportion of parents enrolling their children Q O O Each 34>70 Reg*^39.70 to 49.99 H ARTFO R D — Danbury Hospital has agreed not to perform Reg. 10.99 Choose from brands like Lenoxx (#731). N problem predicted for the future. ing programs, and three other in these schools. This has paral­ open-heart surgery until the courts decide whether the facility HARTFORD (UPI) - Two top release of a new study that found Republican legislative leaders are Connecticut faces an unemploy­ O’Neill said he also is planning a workers to assist new businesses leled an increase in the number of Choose from a wide variety of foliage Kingspoint(#101)&Toshiba(#RTSF1). needs state permission to offer the surgery, officials said proposing a lO-point plan to im­ ment-crisis in not having enough jobs congress for the spring to on operational procedures. mothers seeking to continue their plants. We have Spiders, Poihos. Bring in all your Kodak or Fuji color print film, sizes All with 4-speaker systems. Wednesday. recommend programs the state education and careers. Swedish Ivy, Wandering Jew, more. Approx. 20 assorted per store; no rainchecks. prove job training in Connecticut, skilled workers to fill the jobs that The GOP leaders also want to 110,126, Disc and 35mm; Caldor’s Independent The hospital reached the agreement with the Commission on could finance in 1987 for dealing E nrollm ent in elem entary amid warnings the state could face will be available in coming years. increase funding to communities Hospitals and Health Care, which contends that it must give schools peaked in 1970 and has a shortage of skilled workers in The 2‘A-year Jobs for Connecti­ with the expected shortage of for adult education training, to Laboratory will develop and print 2 sets of prints approval before any new open-heart surgery program can be since declined by 21 percent; coming years. cut’s Future study said workers trained workers. help with training for small launched, officials said. The 10-point program calls for who have long been tied to falling 31 percent in private at our single low price, now thru January 11,1986. "The governor today outlined businesses and to help chambers of The commission voted recently to investigate whether increased state funding for various manufacturing jobs will not be schools. the problems in the state related commerce identify new business Danbury Hospital and two others were planning to begin offering job training programs as well as to trained for jobs in an economy that There were 13.8 million students to job training and job creation. opportunities. At Caldor you receive: open-heart surgery programs without state approval. hire a new state deputy commis­ is becoming based more on service enrolled in high school in 1984. 1.2 Unfortunately, he offered no solu­ •Guaranteed Delivery Service Officials at the other hospitals. New Britain General and sioner and other workers for job industries. "The goal of our proposal today million fewer than in 1980. tions to any of the problems he Back when we say, or you don’t pay. (See clerk for details.) Norwalk, have told the commission they are considering offering training and job creation efforts. The study predicted that the is to coordinate all job training and College enrollment was 12.3 described,” Smith said in announc­ open-heart surgery but will seek state approval first. The program was offered by state’s labor force will grow by job creation programs recognizing million, up about 616,000 since 1980. •Picture,Perfect Film Developing ing the GOP proposals. However, the number is not A study done for the commission in 1975 found that the state has Senate Majority Leader Reginald only 10 percent by 1995, while the that our job base in Connecticut is If for any reason you are dissatisfied with any picture we print, simply return the print significantly more than the 1981 more than enough open-heart surgery programs, and the J. Smith, R-New Hartford, and number of jobs will grow by 15 The Republican plan calls for changing from one of manufactur­ with the original envelope for a prompt, cheerful refund. commission has not authorized any new programs since the House Speaker R.E. Van Nor- percent, creasing ” a growing hiring a deputy commissioner for ing to more service-oriented and enrollment, the report noted. Women continue to constitute 51 •Low Everyday Prices—High Everyday Quality study was completed. strand, R-Darien. who said they human capital gap.” the Department of Economic De­ that our workforce must likewise will seek support for it from the Following the release of the velopment to coordinate job train­ change,” Van Norstrand said. percent of college students, as they Legislature’s Republican report. Democratic Gov. William have since 1980. ★ B O N U S ^ Pupils to get calculators for test majority. A. 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Connecticut Republicans had their own interests in mind when they proposed holding primaries earlier in the year, but the m outcome could prove a boon to Analysts don’t campaign-weary voters and nominees of all parties in the long run. The party that has advocated open think much of primaries to attract unaffiliated voters now is considering moving the primary date up FLO’S Arafat The from September to August. The idea is worthy of serious consideration: It would WASHINGTON — The hope for peace in the . shorten divisive, often expensive primary Middle East rests heavily on an Arab leader who, fights and give the winners more time to like a desert mirage, is more apparition than o substance. He is the ubiquitous Yassir Arafat, a raise funds for the general election. leader with few followers, a spokesman without From a partisan standpoint, the additional answer^, who can’t even control the Palestine month to raise campaign funds would seem Liberation Organization that he purports to head. especially pleasing to Republicans, who have Intelligence analysts have examined the man m ,- behind the scraggly beard and have come up with first passbook lost five out of the last six races for governor. a disturbing psychological profile. He is described But anything that would streamline the as a “moderate, not steeped in one particular election process deserves strong support ideology,” whose voice is drowned out by the from both parties. obstreperous voices in the PLO’s high council. Open Forum • An unsurpassed operator at the subterranean As campaigns begin earlier and earlier, level of diplomacy, he resorts to subversion and annual polls reveal the American voter’s terrorism when he thinks it is necessary to increasing weariness with the political humankind. It should not be used Nazareth, Mohandas Gandhi, maintain his leadership. “He will seek ways in 9 process. So do voter turnout figures. Defy death as a day just to sleep late, shop Father Damien and Dr. Albert which others can do his dirty work. . . ” suggests too much or be apathetic. Many Schweitzer. This black man the analysis, “and, although moderate in his own In the wake of numerous others. — learn CPR social problems still occur in the believed in the spirit of love and views and behavior, cannot or will not control Republican Romeo Petroni made his formal United States. Dr. King's dream cooperation among human be­ dissenters in his own ranks ...” announcement about joining the gubernator­ To the Editor: of full equality and justice for all ings and he lost his life in the w itii - ^ people has not been fulfilled yet. process. He took risks such as THE ANALYSIS OFFERS this unflattering ial race on Tuesday. Richard Bozzuto is The Manchester CPR project Race, sex, religion, politics, speaking out against the Viet­ portrait: “There is more to Arafat than the scheduled to announce today. has been established under the etc., are all factors involving nam War and trying to help general summary statement used by most direction of the town’s Emer­ discrimination of many kinds. sanitation workers achieve bet­ Western writers, but there is less than some of his But these declarations are only gency Medical Services Advi­ Dr. King wanted members of ter wages in Memphis. Tenn. comrades see. He is not really a productive . perfunctory. Petroni and Bozzuto — along sory Council. The purpose of the I will always remember Dr. thinker, man of action or incisive decision-maker. with Julie Belaga, Toby Moffett, William CPR project is to teach the all ethnic groups to be treated with mutual respect, dignity and King’s two memorable speeches. “He is intrinsically an inadequate personality O’Neill and a host of others — already have life-saving techniques of cardio­ The first one was in Washing­ who has received and seized opportunities to pulmonary resuscitation to as a chance to excel in life by fair spent months making contacts and assessing standards. I am fortunate to face ton, D.C.,.in 1963 and the second reach a political poser level that would not be m oii^ marKet many Manchester citizens as their chances of winning the nomination. less discrimination and preju­ was the day before his death on gained had there been a contest of competence.;. possible. April 3, 1968. Dr. King deserves In general, CPR courses are dice as a young, educated black Indeed, the campaign trail seems at times man due to Civil Rights, passage this national recognition for his “He is a vacillator, a compromiser... He is offered weekly at Manchester achievements, as did presidents confused with the multiplicity of information. He to go on forever. Hospital for a nominal fee. of the Voting Rights Act, fair housing and affirmative action Washington and Lincoln. A must maintain the themes with which he is Getting primary elections over with in Individuals may register for three-part television movie in acquainted and depend on others for unique and courses by calling the hospital, laws. These legal victories were August surely would prove a boon to the main made possible by Dr. King, his 1978 told of Dr. King’s struggles innovative ideas. 646-1222, and asking for Barbara and several biographies have “He does, at times, behave without consultation event: the general election. A shorter Klein. Barbara can provide followers, and late presidents primary season would be likely to help both Kennedy and Johnson during the been written about him. and by feel and can be dangerous to any plan. course dates and other enrol­ I am proud of my heritage and Anyone who must concentrate on himself so much political parties, producing less resentment lment information. 1960s. CPR is a well proven life­ I will survive because of Dr. is insecure psychologically and must be watched from the public and a better chance for a I have been liberated in a King’s sacrifice and courage. and guided while holding so much public rates saving technique. Coupled with j decent voter turnout when Election Day rolls positive way because I can go to Dr. King is gone but not forgot­ attention.” around. the other excellent aspects of any place of business, entertain­ ten. His dream will come true emergency medical care availa­ ment and recreation with confi­ ble in Manchester, the initiation someday. I urge citizens of WE HAVE VISITED with Arafat and can attest Even if the Republican State Central dence . I would not have been able Manchester to attend ceremo­ to his ability to beg the embarrassing questions Now you can get high money market mtes and have Committee decides to propose switching the of CPR by trained individuals to do this 50 years ago. Obtaining can save additional lives. nies on January 17 and 20. while seeming to answer them. He lives a spartan a decent education was instilled existence, which may be merely making a virtue date of the primary election, the change will Perform a death defying act in my brother and me by our A Thomas L. Stringfellow of necessity. He has to keep on the move, living out have to be approved by the Legislature, today, call and register in a CPR parents. I accepted their advice, the priceless security of a passbook. which safeguards the political process from class. 183 Hillstown Road of a duffel bag and staying in different locations since education for black people almost every night — to keep his myriad enemies the whims of special interests. But no was against the law before the from blowing him away. legislator should reject the change out of Gloria Danger, Coordinator Civil War began. Manchester CPR Project If he has no apparent personal wealth, the hand for partisan reasons. I admire Dr. King's adherence Letters policy profile cites “rumors” that "PLO funds are in to his principle of respecting all Arafat’s personal bank account in Switzerland.” Moving the primary date forward would people, even one’s enemies. Dr. The Manchester Herald wel­ Perhaps as a result of his nomadic lifestyle, he has give both parties an extra month to close King Day a time King was arrested many times, comes original letters to the some minor but persistent health problems — like N ranks, soothe ruffled feelings and stabbed once, assaulted three editor. hemorrhoids and kidney stones. But at age 56, concentrate on the real opponent: the other to recall dream times and his character was Letters should be brief and to Arafat’s health is endangered more by external allegedly maligned by the FBI. the point. They should be typed violence than internal disorders. party’s nominee. To the Editor: A 1983 book entitled “Martin or neatly handwritten, and, for Democrats and Republicans should take Luther King and the FBI" by ease in editing, should be double­ spaced. Letters must be signed Fuddle teetory their stands, pick the challengers and move Jan. 20 marks the first national Dave Garrow emphasizes the holiday honoring the birthday of malicious attempts by the FBI to with name, address and daytime The frustration that soon overtakes anyone on. The addition of any sanity to our electoral the late Rev. Martin Luther King discredit Dr. King. Two exam­ telephone number (for trying to make the Pentagon bureaucrats more process would be appreciated by a populace Jr. ples were that Dr. King was a verification). efficient is illustrated poignantly in a recent that is sick of overblown rhetoric and This holiday should be remem­ Communist symphathizer and The Herald reserves the right internal memorandum from Army Undersecretary increasingly prohibitive election costs. bered as one for the call of unity, adulterer. Dr. King was a great to edit letters in the interests of James Ambrose to his top aides. “It is surprising Money Market Passbook cooperation and justice for all man as compared with Jesus of brevity, clarity and taste. to me to find ... continued discussion of ‘how to organize’ and ‘who is to be in charge of what.’ I thought that had all been settled. I think it is much W hat’s more, more important to get on with the much needed Until now, if work,” he wrote. Ambrose evidently knows too Some want to sell nearly everything well how easy it is for any program to be unlike other "organized” to death in Washington. you wanted to WASHINGTON — The conservative philosophy owned airports — Washington’s National and I Money Market is that the private sector is good and government Dulles — to Virginia or to a regional authority Diplomatic digeat gain the higher is bad. This leads to the belief that private made up of Virginia, Maryland and the District of Trouble may be brewing in paradise. accounts—if you industry can perform nearly any government Columbia. Inhabitants of the Pacific island group of Palau interest rates of­ function more efficiently, at lower cost and with Robert • Sell the Federal Marketing Administration, are concerned about the possibility that their better quality — except, perhaps, for defense and whose 123 hydroelectric plants (including the homeland may become a U.S. naval and air base use the pass­ law enforcement. Wagman TVA) and 622 substations make and sell power in the event that American military bases in the fered by Money Allowing private industry to perform tasks and water nationwide. Philippines are lost. As we reported earlier, the previously carried out by government is called • Sell the Federal Housing Administration to a Pentagon is investigating Palau as a replacement Market accounts, you had to lose the book—you can make as many with­ “privatizing” ' private corporation. military bastion in the Western Pacific. Now we The federal government already does this in a ID n hear that some Palauans would prefer to keep drawals as you like. limited way by contracting out such things as food JAMES C. MILLER, the new head of the Office their island nuclear-free and unmilitarized, and convenience of a passbook. SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER and security services in federal buildings. State • Sell to private industry the U.S. Postal of Management and Budget, is a major supporter they have asked for help from Greenpeace, the and local governments have been even more Service, now a quasi-public corporation that still of privatization and is pushing several of the anti-nuclear group whose protest ship Rainbow So stop in at your Effective Anniwl Yield Annital Inlere-tt Rate aggressive in contracting out such services as gets a billion-dollar annual subsidy. proposals, including the sale of the Postal Service. Warrior was sunk by French saboteurs. Well at CBT, we think it’s time you trash collection and public-hospital administration • Sell Amtrak to private railroads, just as Conrail is being sold. However, most require congressional approval Conaumernport were able to enjoy the benefits of both. nearest CBT branch When President Reagan was first elected in • Sell the interstate highway system to the — and as the Conrail sale has shown. Congress is 9.54% 9.15% 9 1980. it was expected that his administration states, which could finance the purchase by very hesitant about the whole idea. Are you uncertain which handgun is the best for you? Take heart. The federal government's today or call would zealously follow a poljcy of privatization — putting up tollbooths. But Miller is trying to make at least a limited So we’re introducing the first Money Personal accounts only. $100,000 maximum. but the issue was relegated to a back burner. • Sell the U.S, Weather Service, including end-run around Congress. On Dec. 12, in a little- Technology Assessment Program Information Rate guaranteed through 1/17/86.______One of the few privatization measures to come weather satellites in orbit, to private forecasting noticed act, 0MB issued an order requiring any , Center is planning comparative tests of .38-caliber Market Passbook. 1-800-842-2295 and out of the first Reagan administration was the companies. federal agency, before it releases government and .357 Magnum revolvers, as well as 9mm and decision to sell the government-owned Conrail • Sell off, or contract out, the Veterans information, to prove that publication would not .45-caliber “auto-loading” pistols. The results will rail-freight system to the Norfolk Southern Corp. Administration's health-care operations (172 “duplicate similar products or services that are or be printed in the center’s “consumer products Now you can get a Money Market find out about it. We However, this effort was stymied by Congress, hospitals, 61 nursing homes and 227 outpatient would otherwise be provided by other government listing” for the benefit of law enforcement which must approve the sale. clinics). or private-sector organizations. ’ ’ personnel and other interested parties. think you’ll find the Money Market • Sell the military commissary operation to This would require that most government rate of interest that’s as high as BUT NOW, in the second Reagan private industry. Proponents say the sale could statistics, now available for free or at low cost, be Mlnl-editortal Passbook is something you won’t administration, privatization has become a major earn the federal government several hundred purchased from private purveyors if such a A computer whiz in Atlanta, upset when his you’ll find anywhere. And still have issue Dozens of individual privatization plans are million dollars and could save the Pentagon more company exists. It would increase the already elderly mother began contributing more than she being floated, some serious and some fanciful. than $9 billion phnually. widespread practice of having private services could afford to television evangelists, wreaked want to pass up. Among the proposals: • Sell the Coast Guard to private companies, connect to government computers and provide costly revenge. He arranged for his computer to the priceless security of a passbook. • Eliminate the present Social Security System which would sell to users the services now printouts for users at hefty fees. dial Rev. Jerry Falwell’s toll-free number every and, instead, require that workers and employers undertaken by the agency. For example, if a boat Several congressmen opposed to the order say 30 seconds, at a cost to the Moral Majority of about pay into individual retirement accounts in trouble called for a search-and-rescue they’ll introduce legislation to overturn it. $500,000 before he was found out. Falwell is established by financial institutions and insurance operation, the boat’s owner would be charged a This and the Conrail sale will comprise the first understandably sore, and the FBI is checking to companies. fee. The annual saving to the government is put at battleground in the privatization battle that will see if the stunt was illegal. It may seem like an When youte ready to demand more • Replace the Federal Deposit Insurance $1.6 billion. probably take up much of Congress’ time this overreaction, but frankly, in an age of unbridled, Corporation and the Federal Savings and Loan • Privatize much of the Federal Aviation year, as conservatives push to have many computer-directed telephone solicitations, we Member FDIC Insurance Corporation with a private insurance Administration by contracting out for air traffic federally performed functions turned over to can’t help admiring the phantom phoner’s fix»n abank. system. control services: and by selling the two federally private industry. revenge. MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Jan. 9. 1986 - 9 . « — MANCHESTER H E R A L D . Th u r«irt«,Y, Jan. 9, 1986_ Temples Gibson, Fisk sign Basketball roundups NHL roundup. Bolton to caucus ... page 11 ... page 11 ... page 12 * take to SPORTS GOP Town Committee phones t ' comes up short by two Members of Temple Beth Shm Patriots minus Fryar on some capital projects in Bolton lorn on East Middle Turnpike and By George Lovno other synagogues throughout Herald Reporter and races for the state Legislature, governor and U.S. Congress, John­ Greater Hartford will soon be manning the phones. BOLTON — There will be no son said. contests for seats on the Republi­ He said the committee will be Some 600 volunteers w ill be can Town Committee when the promoting plans to build a library- palling Jewish families in the area for AFC titie match party holds a caucus Tuesday media center at the high school. asking for donations to hoip because 23 people are seeking 25 Johnson said Bolton Republicans support programs in Connecticut, positions. G OP Town Chairman support the plans outlined last Israel and around the world. The Combined Wire Services "W e don’t mind the conditions,” said Coach Don M ark Johnson said Wednesday. month by an advisory committee event, being held in Hartford on Shula. "W e feel that if it comes up rain on game day, But Johnson said the party might to build a 3,000-square-foot addi­ Feb, 2, is the sixth annual Super M IA M I — Four days belore the biggest game in we’ll be better prepared.” be able to field a full slate by tion to the south end, which ’vill Sunday phone-a-thon. their history, Sunday’s A F C championship contest New England’s smooth flight, however, was Tuesday because some town Re­ house the school's library, a media with the Miami Dolphins, the New England Patriots disrupted by the injury to F rya r, who in the regular publicans have expressed interest facility, reading room and confer­ “ It’s an exciting day.” said Lynn arrived here to find they had lost their top long-bail season returned two punts for touchdowns, had seven Mizner, public relations director in running. ence quarters. threat, wide receiver and punt returner Irving Fryar. T D receptions and scored a 10th time on a reverse. He “ We’ve got some possibilities, Johnson said the town commit­ for the Greater Hartford Jewish Patriots officials said F rya r, the top choice in the had 39 receptions for 670 yards, a 17.2 average. Federation, which is sponsoring . he said. tee also endorses plans to renovate 1984 N F L draft and an A F C Pro Bowl choice as a “ When he didn’t get to the plane, people began Johnson said he does not expect the town hall, the town garage and 'Mm the all-day affair. She said the return man, severed a tendon in the little finger of his UPI photo group is hoping to raise $736,000. asking, ‘Where’s Irving, where’s Irving?” ’ said wide anything unusual to happen when build the proposed Route 6 ex­ right hand Wednesday as he was replacing a knife in a receiver Cedric Jones, one of those who will be asked ballots are cast for the party's pressway through part of Bolton. The money will pay for educa­ kitchen drawer at his home. to help replace him. Coach Raymond Berry said governing committee. The vote, As the rest of the Patriots were being honored at a The existing Route 6 is "pretty tion and health programs run by F ry a r would be replaced in the starting lineup by which will be held at 7:15 p.m. at parade in downtown Boston just before they boarded a dangerous,” he said, and the new Such good friends the federation, in addition..to Stephen Starring with Jones moving into Starring’s Community Hall, should take plane for M iam i, F ry a r was reporting to a hospital for highway “ would alleviate conges­ helping elderly Jewish people find role as the third wide receiver in long-yardage between 15 and 20 minutes, he said. 6-year-old named Sebastian during the treatment. Pat Sullivan, New England’s general tion.” Johnson maintained that Hilda, a miniature mountain goat at the housing. Part of the contributions situations. The Republican chairman said manager, said doctors told him that F rya r would most town residents support the youth's recent visit. will be sent to Israel to help resettle Asked about bad luck on the eve of a big game. city zoo in Frankfurt, West Germany, 'probably be out for the season, meaning that if New the party advertised the caucus in Ethiopian Jews who moved into Berry said: newspapers and by word of mouth, project. pauses on her fence-top stroll to greet a England beats the Dolphins Sunday, he would miss Turning to the race for the the country last year, Mizner said. “ The unexpected in this business is a certainty. It s but he does not expect many people the Super Bowl Jan. 26 in New Orleans. Republican gubernatorial nomina­ not a ’maybe.’ ft’s gonna happen” to attend. "Just the town commit­ In Manchester, Cantor Israel “Theoretically, Irving could play on Sunday,” tion, Johnson said there is no clear tee,” he said, adding, “ we (usu­ Tabatsky of Temple Beth Sholom Sullivan said. “ But if he were, the doctors feel the The Dolphins, meanwhile, practiced without sentiment at this time among ally) get a few bystanders, too.” said members of his synagogue chances of a complete recovery could be hindered.” offensive tackle Jon Giesler and tight end Joe Rose. committee members to endorse Those chosen at the caucus will Obituaries will help solicit donations. Ta­ F ry a r’s injury was the major news of the day Giesler was nursing a sore knee he’s had all season one of the four candidates. How­ Photo by Bob Stowell serve two years on the committee, batsky and M izner said the event is Wednesday, when travel plans topped the National and Rose has a swollen toe. But Shula said both would ever. he said an endorsement will beginning in March. Johnson said The funeral will be at the something people have been look­ ' Football League playoff news. be ready. be announced later this year. Dorothy L. Jolly “ We have a lot of aches and pains and bumps and party officers will be chosen at a Beverly Wlldman convenience of the family. Burial ing forward to for a while. F ry a r missed the Bight and will join the team later, Coles netted 21 points and latched onto Johnson said he has been in Dorothy L. Jolly, 68. of North UConn’s Tim Coles (34), shown here in meeting held after the balloting. Beverly (Beardsley) Wildman, “It’s a rewarding experience for team spokesman Jim Greenidge said. bruises we hope will go away by game,time,” he said. contact with each of the candi­ will be in Rose Hill Memorial Park, Windham, died Wednesday in a defensive posture against Minnesota 11 rebounds but Huskies fell to the Johnson said he will seek 56 of East Hartford, wife of John "There is a cast on his hand just to stabilize it,” Chicago Coach Mike Ditka, still epneemed about Rocky Hill. Calling hours are Willimantic. She was the mother of them ,” Mizner said another term as party chairman dates, and is leaning towards E . Wildman, died Wednesday at Greenidge said. “ One stitch was used to repair the the Bears’ coverage on kickoff returns, made another earlier in the year, was on the offensive Hoyas, 70-66. supporting state Rep. Julie Bel- Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. at Rose Hill Carol Muise of North Windham, a She said about 12,500 people will and he knows of no one who will Manchester Memorial Hospital. tendon and 10 stitches were used to close the wound.” move Wednesday to strengthen his special teams. Wednesday night against Georgetown. aga. He said that Gerald Labriola Funeral Home 580 Elm St., Rocky former Manchester resident. be called from the offices of the challenge him for the post. Besides her husband, she is “ He definitely won’t play Sunday,” Greenidge said, During the Bears’ 21-0 N F C playoff victory last Hill. Southern New England Telephone “ This isn’t Manchester,” he and Richard Bozzuto may be survived by her mother. Dorothy The funeral will be Friday at II adding that team physician Dr. Burt'Zarins would week over the New York Giants, Ditka placed 9 better known, but he maintained a.m. at the Potter Funeral Home. Co.in Hartford, which has donated linebackers Otis Wilson and Wilber Marshall on the said. (Church) Bombetto of West Hart­ examine Fryar’s hand Monday. that Belaga has some strong ideas. the use of its facilities. Mizner said In spite of the low interest in the ford; two sisters, Elsie Nelson of 456 Jackson St.. Willimantic. Bur­ Dr. Daniel Sigman, a Brockton plastic surgeon who kickoff team for added muscle. Brawl mars contest Johnson said he has also spoken Stella Smith the response in the past “ has been After Wednesday’s practice in Suwanee, Ga., Ditka caucus, Johnson said committee Two Rivers, Wis., and Rosalie ial will follow in the New W illiman­ treated F rya r at the Godard Hospital, had indicated with the fouth candidate, Romeo Stella Twerdy Russak Smith. 66, said Willie Gault also will be on the kickoff team for members are dedicated and cover Thomock of Virginia Beach, Va.; tic Cemetery. Calling hours are very favorable.” that F ry a r might be able to play against the Dolphins Petroni, who announced his candi­ of 234A New State Road, died early Sunday’s NFC title game at Chicago’ Soldier Field. the full spectrum. three brothers. Thomas Bombetto tonight from 7 to 9. Last year, $640,000 was raised. if he used some sort of protective covering. dacy Tuesday. Wednesday at her home. She was Memorial donations may be The Rams’ passing game is in the hands of Dieter Although there are no local of Brandon, Fla., David Bombetto " It ’s an injury that usually would require several the wife of H arry F. Smith. made to the American Heart Brock, a veteran from the Canadian League who elections this year, the town “ The interest is very high, even of Newington and Samuel Bom­ weeks of healing,” Sigman said. "But his status as UConn comes close Born in Brooklyn, N .Y ., March Association. signed with Los Angeles last March. The Rams had committee plans to take positions for this caucus,” he said. betto of West Hartford; and regards to playing will have to be made by the team 21, 1919, she had lived in Coventry Plan markup set the least number of passing yards ^n the league. several nieces and nephews. physicians.” most of her life before moving to “ Makes no difference,’’ said Ditka. “ He has a good The funeral will be Saturday at The Chicago Bears returned to Suwanee, Ga., and Manchester in 1974. Before she, for Monday night arm and he’s a smart quarterback. He’s done what 10 a.m. at the D ’Esopo East Eva M. Lutz the Atlanta Falcons’ training camp to prepare for the retired, she and her husband, the N F C title game at Chicago’s Soldier Field against the they want him to do offensively. Hartford Funeral Chapel, 30 Car­ The Planning and Zoning Com­ Democratic leader sees late John Russak. were owners and Eva M. Lutz, 101, of 165 Vernon' Los Angeles Rams. The Rams were to head for “Everybody wants to see a (Dan) Marino, a (Joe) ter St.. East Hartford. Calling St.. died Wednesday at a Manches­ mission will hold a workshop Montana, a (Dan) Fouts, but Brock is effective and but beaten by Hoyas operators of the former Hillside Chicago Thursday, beating the Bears there to hours are Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 Monday night to revise Manches­ Restaurant in Columbia for nine ter convalescent home. She was acclimate themselves to the Midwest, where productive and he wins football games.” no contests for posts to 9 p.m. the widow of Jacob P, Lutz. ter’s proposed new Comprehen­ ” I get kinda mad about it when a lot of people Memorial donations may be years before the restaurant closed temperatures were hovering around the zero mark. in 1970. She was a 1938 graduate of She was born in Manchester Dec. sive Plan of Development. The Dolphins, meanwhile, spent the day practicing around here think I ’m a bad quarterback,” said L A N D O V E R , Md. — Close, but once again no cigar. like a street brawl,” he said. “ In the first half nothing BOLTON — Democratic Town Republicans control the boards made to the American Heart Windham High School. II. 1884. and had been a lifelong The commission will base revi­ in the rain at their complex at Sf. Thomas College in Brock. “ I let it go because there’s nothing I can do but The UConn Huskies fell behind Boston College last was being called — or it was one way as far as I saw it. Chairman Henry W. Kelsey said of Selectmen. Finance and Educa­ Association, 310 Collins St., Hart­ Besides her husband, she is resident of Manchester. Before she sions on comments made by just go out there and play the best I can.” Saturday by a sizeable margin before coming back When they keep letting it go. in the Big East there’s Wednesday he does not expect any tion in Bolton. However. Kelsey is ford 06105. north Miami. retired, she worked at Manchester Manchester residents who at­ Their effort fell a point short, 61-60. They did it again going to be street fights. battles over the 33 positions on the confident things will improve for survived by two daughters. Pris­ Memorial Hospital. She was a tended two public hearings on the Wednesday night, falling behind host Georgetown “ They are as aggressive a team as there is in the party’s town committee at stake in his party. cilla Hickey Dorsey of Manchester Russell C. White and Debbie Guerra of Tolland; member of St. M a ry’s Episcopal plan in October and November. University, 34-23, at halftime. They rallied — again, country and we foul out four guys. Amazing,” Perno Tuesday’s caucus. “I see growing support. The Church of Manchester. The proposed plan, which is to but fell short, bowing to the Hoyas, 70-66, in a Big East added. Kelsey said the number of town committee did an excellent Russell C. White, 70, of 45 seven brothers, Peter Twerdy. Alexander S. Twerdy, Carl She is survived by one son. replace a 1963 master plan that Pats plan to run on Miami foul-filled affair that was marred by a bench-clearing UConn was a horrendous 8-for-34 from the field the candidates running for committee job in the last election,” he said. ” I Turnbull Road, died Wednesday at Joseph E. Lutz of Manchester; two town planning officials have said is brawl early,in the second half. first half to fall into the 11-point deficit. It was seats is not known yet, but there think the Democrats in the town of his home. He was the husband of Tw erdy, all of Willimantic. Fred Twerdy of Canterbury, Edward grandchildren; four great­ virtually useless today, generated The loss was the third in a row for the Huskies, 0-2 in amazing they were that close to Georgetown as they are 32 Incumbents. He said the Bolton are diverse, but we all have Anita (Penny) White. By Frederick Waterman worried about being run down by formation installed by coach Ray­ He was born in Springfield. Twerdy of Norwich, John Twerdy grandchildren; and one great- much opposition during the two the Big East and 8-3 overall. Georgetown, ranked in were with that shooting percentage. The play of Coles, J the goal of bettering the town.” town committee will endorse a great-grandson. bearings because of high-density United Press International the New England Patriots. mond Berry, who junked the the top 20 in both wire service polls, goes to 2-1 in the who had 12 of his 21 points in the first half, kept slate of candidates before ballots He said the Democrats will not Mass., and had lived in Manches­ of South Coventry, and Paul In last Saturday’s A F C playoff one-back set implemented by his Tw erdy in Connecticut; a sister, The funeral will be Saturday at 1 housing proposals it makes for Big East and 11-2 overall. Connecticut in contention. are cast at Community Hall. take positions on some local issues ter for the last 45 years. He and his FO X B O R O , Mass. — Back in the semifinal, the Cleveland Browns, predecessor, Ron Meyer. Leona Gordon of Westmoreland. p.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home. certain areas of town. UConn’s Gerry Besselink and Georgetown’s Ralph ” We can’t afford to get behind early about The Democratic leader said until the budget for next fiscal year wife had taught round dancing at days of Larry Csonka and Jim the weakest team in post-season Berry had four good backs N .H.; two grandchildren; and 400 Main St. Burial will be in the Townspeople can attend Mon­ Dalton were ejected with 16:25 left in the game as they anybody,” Coles said. Then we struggle and struggle there should not be any contests is completed in May. many square dance classes in the Kiick. M iam i’s opponents couldn’t play, gained 251 yards on the available, and experimented with several nieces and nephews East Cemetery. Calling hours are day’s workshop, but cannot partic­ tussled after Besselink fouled the Hoyas’ Reggie and we don’t have enough to finish it off. I think the waged over the positions. Kelsey said the committee is state. He was employed at Pratt & stop the rushing game. Now the ground against Miami, an average Robert Weathers and Mosi Tatupu The funeral will be Friday at Saturday from noon until the ipate, PZC officials have said. The Williams underneath. Williams, who has a short fuse, fight helped us,” “ I would hope not.” he said. actively involved with the races for Whitney Aircraft for many years gun is pointed in the opposite of 6.8 yards per running play. A before deciding to use James and 11:30 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral service begins. commission said last year that at came up swinging and Besselink, who had to be Before the altercation, Connecticut hit its first four "W e’ve managed to cooperate the state Legislature and for as a machinist. He was a member direction and the Dolphins are target of their attack was defen­ Tony Collins on the majority of Home. 400 Main St. Burial will be in Memorial donations may be least one more public hearing will confused by Williams swinging at him. responded. shots of the second half to narrow the Hoya edge. It \ really well.” Congress. The committee has of Hartford Lodge 88 of Masons and sive end Kim Bokamper. who is offensive plays. made to St. M ary’s Book of be held on the plan once the the Westbrook Connecticut Lodge the Nathan Hale Cemetery, Coven­ Collins, nicknamed “ The Blade” Dalton jumped into the fracas and both benches narrowed the gap to 40-37 after two Coles free throws. A Kelsey said he has not yet suffering from shoulder and neck designated certain “ contact peo­ Remembrance. 41 Park St., or to revisions are completed. decided whether he will run for 1784. B P O E. try. Calling hours are tonight from injuries. for his ability to cut down defend­ emptied. Other fights flared, with Dalton going after Coles later hit a basket to make it 42-40 but the ple” for Democrats running for The workshop will begin at 7 another term as party chairman. He also is survived by a son, 7 to 9. the Shriners’ Children’s Hospital. Browns back Ernest Byner ers and free James, picked up 657 Husky assistant coach Howie Dickenman. before Huskies, who had possession, could never draw even. state and national offices, he said. 516 Carew St.. Springfield, Mass., p.m. in the Lincoln Center hearing ‘T m considering it seriously.” he Stewart C. White of Enfield; a Memorial donations may be scored on runs of 21 and 66 yards yards rushing during the regular matters settled down. When the officials regained A small spurt by the Hoyas moved their working “ The contact people will work 01104. room. Celtics advantage back to 11 points before a closing Husky daughter. Mrs. Marc (Penny) made to the American Lung control, Dalton and Besselink were ejected. said. with the various campaigns and and said afterwards, ” We knew we season. Bousquet of Plainville; and three Association of Connecticut, 45 Ash " I fouled Reggie Williams to make sure he didn’t hit surge made it close. He called the past two years will bring information to the could run at Bokamper. He’s the The Patriots are also expecting St., East Hartford 06108. the follow shot,” Besselink said. "Then he hits me in Eddie Williams, who was not a factor for committee,” Kelsey said. grandchildren. weakest spot on their line.” their rushing game to control the "basically a learning experience” the mouth with his hand. The next thing I know, Dalton Connecticut with just 4 points, was the first Husky to because he was not actively Bolton Democrats have been in rout New England comes into the ball for long stretches, thus keep­ Orange Bowl having gained 2,331 ing M iam i’s offense off the field. A is grabbing me and I throw Dalton on the ground. They foul out. Coffey was next at 8:23 and Coles fouled at involved in politics before accept­ contacted by supporters of guber­ Specializing Exclusively In were all jumping on me. I don’t even remember what 7:01, picking up three quick fouls in the second half ing the position. The job has been natorial candidates Toby Moffett yards rushing in the regular long drive in the fourth quarter N Computer purchase eyed SLENDERIZING plus-size fashions season. an average of 146 ya rds per against the Raiders used up the happened. It’s almost like a blackout. It’s coming that put him on the bench. Kelley fouled out with 36 demanding at times, he said. and Gov. William O ’Neill, but have back to me now and I’m mad. They got away with a seconds to go. “ It’s difficult being a Democrat not yet made an endorsement, of Cavs game. Craig James led the attack clock and though the Patriots did The Manchester Board of Direc­ storm drainage calculations, de­ lot.” Kelley netted 15 points, and freshmen Phil Gamble in a Republican town,” Kelsey Kelsey said. with a total of 1,227 yards in the 16 not score, they did not need to, tors will consider buying a $10,000 termining earth volumes, process­ games. holding the ball for more than 10 of Besselink’s foul was ignored. Williams was whistled and Cliff Robinson 12 and 10, respectively for UConn. said. ’’But I’ve enjoyed the new “ There is support for both within The Huskies finished with a lineup of Robert Ursery, computer system for the town’s ing permit applications and keep­ BO STON (U P I) — Playing in the Against the Raiders in Sunday’s the final 15 minutes. for traveling. experience.” the town,” he said. The three officials, T im Higgins, Joe Mingle and John Shea, Jeff King, Robinson and Gamble on the expanded engineering operation ing track of sidewalk repairs. Boston Garden has never been playoff game, James became the “ Our offensive line was really when it meets Tuesday night. coming off the ball,” said James. Pete Pavia, then called a very tight game with 58 fouls floor. The directors will meet at 7:30 easy for the Cleveland Cavaliers — first opponent to run for more than The purchase had been recom­ 100 yards against Los Angeles, "You could feel the surge when the whistled. Their calls were inconsistent, at best. Reggie Williams and Michael Jackson each netted p.m. in the hearing room of Lincoln and Wednesday night was no mended by Public Works Director January picking up 104. But the Patriots ball was snapped.” Seventy foul shots were taken. Four Huskies — Eddie 16 points to pace Georgetown. David Wingate and different. Hurricane failures lead Center for a discussion with state Williams. Terry Coffey Tim Coles, and Earl Kelley — Horace Broadnax added 11 apiece. George A. Kandra to increase La rry Bird, Kevin McHale and ground game was not always so The efficiency of the Patriots is legislators about town priorities in the latter with 36 seconds left — fouled out. UConn continues its Big East slate Saturday night efficency in the town’s engineering Robert Parish combined for 71 effective. known to the Dolphins, who think forthcoming legislation. The regu­ Georgetown did not have a player foul out. That left when it faces Boston College in a rematch at the Field and water division operations. points to lead the Celtics to their E arly in the year, the backs were Sunday’s AFC championship to disaster suggestions lar meeting is scheduled to begin at House in Storrs at 8 p.m. Kandra said the town engineer­ Sales / 20th straight home victory against still adapting to the two- back game will be a test. UConn coach Dom Pemo seething a little bit. “ It was 8 p.m. ing division has over $10 million the Cavs, a 126-95 rout that sent Continued from page 1 toward doing so.” worth of construction projects on The directors will also consider Cleveland to its third straight loss. Both Weinberg and Weiss ex­ its design boards. The town has leasing the former Recreation Bird finished with a game-high pressed that concern to the com­ expanded its engineering staff so Department Arts Building at the 25 points as Boston rolled to its fifth in the Hartford-Manchester area mittee during two of three public that it can do more work in house. Nike Site off Keeney Street to New victory in six outings. — at the peak of the storm. McCovey blasts way into Hall of Fame hearings that were held in October. “ An engineering computer is no Seasons, a social service organiza­ “ Never got any momentum,” ” It may not speed up the power Weiss and Weinberg also com­ longer a luxury — it is a neces­ tion that plans to use the building to ,30®/o Cleveland coach George Karl said. at all,” Weiss said. "Th a t’s a plained that N U had failed to sity,” Kandra said in a report to provide leisure activities for el­ “They have so many ways to hurt percentage three times and in RBI logistical problem.” But he said Bv Mike Well in, McCovey said Wednesday appoint a liaison to the town until the directors. derly people. New Seasons has TO you. Th e ir shooters were in twice. In 1969 he was named the the filing of emergency plans with United Press International night. four days after the storm and cited In another report. Assistant received a state grant from the rhythm, and we couldn’t break N L ’s Most Valuable Player. the state and town could help “ I haven’t really had much of a the problem at the water pumping Town Engineer William Camosci Department of Mental Retarda­ Summoned hastily from the Manchester pinpoint “priority them out of it.” NEW YORK — Willie McCovey, reaction yet,” said McCovey, station. said the computer could be used for tion for the program. Boston took control early when minor leagues by the Giants in July areas,” such as public service who became a member of an elite reached at San Francisco Interna­ 1959, McCovey flew half the night “ That (communication) was one Bird scored 12 first-quarter points group of sluggers in 1978 when he tional Airport. “ It hasn’t sunk in.” centers or emergency shelters. and proceeded to go 4-for-4 against of the problems,” Weinberg said 60% as the Celtics pulled to a 31-19 lead blasted his 500th career home run, Asked if he had thought of After Gloria' struck, a water Hall of Famer Robin Roberts. He today. " I don’t know how we would FREE Annual-Weekly Garden Lectures after one. joined an equally select group making the Hall of Fame while a pumping station on Highland collected two triples and two solve that.” Start Tues. Jan. 21st at W.G., 7:30 pm Special Sizes 12'/i to 2&'h Cleveland moved within six Wednesday night when he was player, McCovey replied: "I never Street remained without power for singles, hitting the left-, right-, and During the public hearings, the free Refreshments and 38 to 52 midway through the second quar­ elected to the Hail of Fame in his really thought about it. Just more than three days, despite center-field fences in Seals Energy and Public Utilities Com­ ter, but Je rry Sichting, who first year of eligibility. making the major leagues was my numerous pleas from town mittee also considered a report finished with 14, had six during a ambition.” Stadium. officials. Two days short of his 48th from the DPUC, which said the 12-2 run to move Boston to a 58-42 birthday, McCovey received 346 of A minimum of 75 percent of the The committee’s report also ’ McCovey finished his first year state’s three utility companies lead on its way to a 64-45 halftime the 425 votes returned by the votes — 319 this year — is required, calls for town and utility emer­ with a .354 average and unanim­ “ fell short in the areas of emer­ W ootfia m t edge. Baseball Writers’ Association of leaving former Chicago Cubs gency plans to be coordinated and gency planning and communica­ COATS “ We were determined tonight, outfielder Billy Williams four ously won N L Rookie of the Year recoihmends that town crews be /True GARDENS America to become the only player tion, particularly with local especially after Tuesday’s tough chosen this year to the Codper- votes short. honors. * trained to better help utility crews / Extra Large • 2 feet across He reported to camp the follow­ officials.” SWEATERS loss,” said Sichting. “ These next stown, N .Y ., shrine and only the “Actually I was a little disap­ clean up streets and restore power. ing spring aboijt 20 pounds over­ An official of N U said today that tew weeks are very important 16th player ever elected in his first pointed that Billy Williams didn’t 9 Zinsser said today that the the D P U C has already requested because we have a tough schedule make it,” said McCovey, who will weight and hit .238 in his second committee is preparing legislation BLOUSES year of eligibility. the utility to submit an emergency BOSTON and we need to play well.” McCovey, whose 521 homers speak at a news conference in New year. that will reflect the findings in the McCovey blossomed in 1963, plan. “ I knew they’d be laying off me place him ninth on the all-time list York today at 10 a.m. E S T. " I was report. SLACKS when he tied Hank Aaron for the “ A lot of what the Legislature and double-teaming to try to cut and make him the most prolific hoping we could go in together.” “ At least people will know where league lead with 44 homers. From might put into law, the D P U C is down inside, and that left me left-handed home run hitter in Only two players have missed by the plan is and what it says,” FERN DRESSES 1965 through 1970, he never hit less requiring from us now,” said Jeff open,” added Sichting, who was National League history, spent less than Williams — Nellie Fox Zinsser said. “ It may not resolve than 31 homers. In 1969, he posted a Kotkin, a spokesman for NU. He from tissue starting in place of guard Danny most of his 22-year career with the fell two votes short in his final year the communications problem in career high with 45 homers and said the utility submitted the SKIRTS Aihge. who was nursing a sprained San Francisco Giants. Of the 12 of eligibility in 1985 and Pie time, but it will go a long way culture added 126 R BI, becoming the master plan to the state Dec. 30. left ankle. retired players who hit 500 or more Traynor missed by two in 1947, but LINGERIE “ If you don’t play a lot of minutes home runs during their careers, was elected the following year. league’s M VP. it’s tougher to get into the flow,” he the other 11 already are in the Hall Williams has five years of eligibil­ After the 1973 season, the Giants said. " It ’s easier to start, but we of Fame. ity remaining. I dealt McCovey to the Padres for ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. have such good starters on this P rio r to McCovey, players Williams played 16 seasons in the pitcher Mike Caldwell. He played OpM NlgMy Till • PM team.” elected in their first eligible year majors and compiled a lifetime in San Diego until 1976, when the Satardm TUI 5:30 McHale had 24 and Parish were: Ted Williams, Sandy Kou- average of .290 with 426 home runs Oakland A's acquired him late in scored 22 while backup forwards INSURANSMITHS SINCE fax, Mickey Mantle, Bob Feller, and 1,475 RBI. the season. Scott Wedman and David Thirdkill Jackie Robinson, Ernie Banks, Jim "Catfish” Hunter placed McCovey regained a job with the had 14 and 11 respectively. Willie Mays, Warren Spahn, A1 third with 289 votes, followed by Giants in 1977. winning Comeback 1914 Edgar Jones paced the losers Kaline, Bob Gibson, Hank Aaron, Jim Running with 279 and recently Player of the Year honors with 28 with 20, while Mel Turpin and Dirk UPI photo Frank Robinson, Brooks Robin­ deceased Roger Maris with 177. homers and 86 R BI. He collected Minniefield bad 12 each. son, Stan Musial and Lou Brock. A 6-foot-4, 198-pound first base- his sooth homer against Atlanta on VERNON - VERNON CIRCLE 040-4430 The Celtics never trailed and 649-5241 Willie McCovey, who gained his fame with the San The fact that he has joined some man, McCovey was the NL’s June 30, 1978, slicing Jamie East­ AUDUBON Slfcb FOOD - Tbeyll always cmro back ter u ., AVON— - -■ - I opened their biggest lead of the 65 E. Center Street Francisco Giants, has been elected to baseball’s Hall of of the greatest players in the Rookie of the Year in 1959. He led erly’s 0-2 pitch over the left field / Sunflower seeds, cracked corn, thistle seed ------> night, 126-93, with 11 seconds Manchester, Ct. history of baseball has yet to sink the N L in homers and slugging fence. pots, housep/anta, baskets, Insecticldst S more BMSTOlMiA * Pina, Mat M. i ! remaining in the game. Fame in voting conducted by baseball writers. MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Jan. 9, 1986 — 11 1» - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursdtv. Jan. 9 , 1986 SCOREBOARD Clubs getting frugal, but millions still to be had the procedure is nothing hut a technicality. So, too, it seems reasonably certain that now that he BO STON — The reason for the Wednesday deadline NBA All-Star voting The Red Sox claim that it has nothing to do with has reached 300 — even if it was against the for players re-signing with their old clubs was simple: trading him for Sammy Stewart, but Joaquin bleary-eyed Blue Jays who’d won the division 24 hours CansdlensS,Bniins3 Football force a crisis deadline and, if something can't be western Conference Gutierrez got released in both the Dominican and earlier — Phil Niekro’s completion of his career in.a (VelUiB Throufh Jon. 7) worked out, then the player has seven or eight weeks Yankee ujiiform will earn him the study to provide his Hockey ■Mtan l i t i Centers ^ Venezueial Leagues under peculiarcircumstances. In MMltfMl * * I " * to find another club. Baseball due. 1, Kareem Abdul-Jobbar, LA Lakers, Well, that crisis deadline was last night so by today * fact. Red Sox GM Lou Gorman claims that he had no First period— 1, Montreol, Ludwig 1 270,492; 2, Wayne Cooper, Denver, NFL playoffs Now, in 1986, Don Sutton makes his run at 3(H) gam w (Smith, DeBlols), 3:12. 2, BMton, we’ll know if Kirk Gibson, Carlton Fisk. Donnie reports on Gutierrez (that’s not surprising, since the Burrldge 4 (tCluiok), 1 2 :» J , 155,614; 3, Akeem Ololuwon, Red Sox spurn Latin Am erica). but there are some as his offering to those who decide who dies and 140,187; 4, Jock SIkma, Seonie, 1 1 6 ^ , 5. w ild cord gomM Moore, Butch Wynegar, Joe Niekro and company will Peter Gammons NHL itimllnot Walter 10 (DeBlols, Richer), 8.37. disturbing stories circulating about both his releases. doesn’t make it to Cooperstown. Granted, Sutton Penolf^rs— Markwort, Bos, minor- Artis Gilmore, San Antonio, 114,407, 6, SoturdaVfJMc-» be returning to their former clubs. Mork Eaton, Utah, 84623; 7, San Bowie, And he did make 15 errors in the last 12 games, 22 in never had the brilliant seasons Seaver had; he never WWatCMtartM* molor (flghtlno), 0:23; Mtl, For all the charges of collusion, K irk Gibson getting mlnor-malor (fighting),0:23; C o r^ n - Portland, 72649; 8, Joe B arry C a r r ^ , New Englond J4, N YJo**l^ won a Cy Young A ward, he won 20 games once. But as Patrick WvM m Golden State, 49692; 9, James Edwords, the final 60. The Angels waived Daryl Sconiers when neou, MB, 1:11; Blum, Bw, Sunday, De«. J9 $4M and Donnie Moore $3M are pretty darned good he won 15 games for the A ’s and Angels at the age of 40, W L T PM. OP OA Phoenix, 53,737; 10, Alvon Adams, MFC , , the promising first baseman suffered a relapse of the (fighting), 3:54; MePhee, Mtl, "ilhw - deals. " I ’m glad that Eddie M urray got a three-year he ranked seventh in the league in that quality start PklM^la » U 5 2 iS iS molor (fighting), 3:54; R o « g ^ Bos, Phoenix, 25633. N Y Giants 17, San Francisco 3 alchoholism problems that caused him to miss much Waimnatan !9 1 « IS iS Forwards __ „ . Somlflnols contract, and I ’d like other clients to get the same," percentage (23 of 34) and was still one of the most HY Ukmdm 14 15 ♦ 41 Jg jg 7:11; Miller, Bos, motor (flghflng), space to be used for agents and players crying about of spring training last season. The Red Sox are trying 12:29; Nllon, Mtl, molor (flghttng), 1, Alex English. Denver, 223,W; 2, Sotur^^Jan. 4 says Wynegar’s attorney, Ron Shapiro, "but it’s not consistent pitchers in the league. Pimboroh • 1? i S IS S Calvin Natt, Denver, 1W ,^; 3, J a i^ having to go (as if the "m e generation” rules the to hire A1 Bum bry as a minor-league hitting and N Y Ronoer* 17 »1 2 34 1 « 1 » 12:29; Curran, Bos, 13:27. necessarily such a terrible thing that players are And it is consistency that has been the hallmark of Worthy, LA Lakers, 183,»5; 4, Ralph Miami 24, Cleveland 21 w orld), but any agent who turns a player against his outfield instructor, ostensibly to replace the fired Now JCTMV 14 24 1 29 147 114 SampsoRf Houston, 176,967; 5, getting three-year contracts. If they don’t stop this man’s remarkable career. He has struck out at Adams Dtvtflcn Second period— 4, Montreal, No^urid club because the club asks that the salary question be Tom m y Harper. Bum bry would thus be the only 28 (Kurvers, Robinson), PP, 8M1. Mike Mitchell, Son Antonio, l a Rams 20, Dallas 0 playing, they make very good money; then at the end, least 100 batters for 20 consecutive seasons; no one MontrMi S IM 2 2 M 161,803; 4, Maraues Johnson, LA settled so fairly Is doing his client an injustice. They full-time black or Latic instructor in the organization. 5, Montreal, Kurvers 4 (RoWiiMfi, Sunday, Jan. 5 the worst they get is a 20 percent cut. That’s not that had ever done that before. Only three men in history Smith), 00, 13:57. 4, Boston, NIenhuls 13 Clippers, 141,913; 7, Mark , Awirre, should be like Wade Boggs. He spends 50 weeks a year Of course, the Red Sox. the last team to have a black tS S ^ ?l ? S IS 12 Dallas, 137,903; 8, Xavier McDaniel, bad.” have started more games than Sutton’s 672, only nine (Pasin, Kasper), 15:13. 7, Bi^on, New Englond 27, LA Raiders 20 diligently working to hit .351, then takes two weeks to player, have had only two non-white coaches (Harper. Horltord 2 !! 1 Ji i2 12 Courtnoll 8 (Middleton, Pederson), pp, Seattle, 121638; 9, Adrian Dantlev, NFC Teams are bound and determined to make use of totaled mroe than his 4,796 innings, five struck out Buffalo U 18 4 40 144 136 Utah, 118640; 10, KIkl Vandeweghe, find out what he’ll make. Sure, he’d like a five-year, Alvin Jackson) in their history. They have never had a ComebeHCwilerwiee 19:53. Penalties— Svoboda, AMI, 0:M ; that three-year limit. The Mets enclosed a note in their more than his 3,315, and seven posted mroe shutouts Ludwig, Mtl, 5:29; O'ConnelL Bos, 4:42; Portland, 75,585. $12M contract, but if he has to go to arbitration, he’ll black or Latin minor-league manager, and Harper NomsDIviilan ___ Guards ______Christmas cards to players informing them that in the W L T PtS. O F O A Thelln, Bos, 13:02; Curron, Bos, 15:24; Sunday, Jo n .12 take what he gets, try to hit .375 and see what the next was their only full-time black instructor. than is 57. Lolor, Mtl, 19:04. 1, Magic Johnson, LA Lakers, 4 4 8 ^ ; 2, AFC future: 1) all contracts will be limited to three years; Still, despite pitching all those years in Los Angeles Chleooo Lafayette Lever, Denver, 1M.725; 3, winter brings. St. Louis I! 17 171? 41 238 13915 lei IM New England at^a m l, 4 p.m. 2) no long-term contracts will be given to players Third period— 8, Montreal, Dqhlln 23 Alvin Robertson, San Antonio, 154,675; 4, I T S E EM S T H A T TO M SE A V E R ’S rightful place in and .setting eight Dodger club records, somehow he Mlnnosoto H Z S 1 2 I t? Johnny Moore, San Antonio, 144,841; 5, before they have four full years in the big leagues, and never really seemed to receive his due respect. Toronto 11 W 5 27 152 i n (Kurvers, Naslund),P0, 18:19. L A Roms at Chicago, 12:30 p.m. THE REASON YOU’VE SEEN so many players baseball history has been assured by his 1985 Penoltles— Tremblay, Mtl, 3:56; C u rra ^ Clyde Drexler, Portland, 135641; 6, Chris Super Bowl )0 ( at New (Srieons 3) there will be no more incentive bonuses. That Perhaps in 1986, when he becomes the eighth pitcher Detroit 9 26 5 23 131 209 Mullln, Golden Stote, 133,115; 7, MIchoel moved off the 40-man rosters and onto Triple A clubs magnificence, from winning number 300 in New York iinvIlM Division Bos, 9:50; Derlogo, Bos, 17:45; Bos bench Sundoy, Jan. 26 seems to be the message from all clubs. whose career began after 1912 to win 300 and he has (served by Markwart), 18:19. Coop6r« L A Lakers, 125,338; B, Jinn AFC Champion vs. NFC Champion, 5 is that teams need space for free agents and now that to leading the league’s starters in percentage of Edmonton ® 5 i S HI 1« Poxson, Portland, 114,548; 9, Norm Sunday is also the beginning of a 15-day filing period emerged from Seaver’s shadow, it will come due. Coloarv 17 19 3 37 142 IM Nixon, LA Clippers, 113,319; 10, Rolando p.m. for arbitration. Oh. somehow newspapers will allow clubs don’t need reverse waivers to bring them back. qualitv starts. Voncouvor 13 23 5 31 171 Shots on goal— Boston 4-7-8— 19. Mont­ reol 10-1^4-28. _ , Blackman. Dallos, 110,601. WlnnlPMLos Anotlcs 121? S23 45 21» 136 2 IS 196 Power-ploy conyerslons— Boston 6- NFL Injury report Wodnosdov's RMutts 1. Montreal 8-3. . . . . Montrtol 5, Boston 3 Goolles — Boston, Rlggln. Montreal. Plttsburoti 7, Los Angeles 3 Penney. A— 17,245. Big East standings AFC Champlonshlp^Wme, Sunday, Jan. Toronto 11. Edmonton 9 Referee— Kerry Fraser. New Jersey 8, Ctilcogo 7 Big East Conference O'all New England (136) at Kirk Gibson re-ups with Tigers; Ttrandov's OofiMs W L W L — Patriots TE Lin (Jawson (knee), RB (All Times B9T) Maple Leatsll.OllersB Syracuse 3 0 12 0 Craig James (shoulder) o,!;* St. Louis at Boston, 7:35 p.m. St. John's 2 2 ^Dolphins LB JocKI*JP'PP Plttsburgti ot N Y Islanders, 8:05 P.m- , Pittsburgh 2 1 10 3 Clark (knee),TE Joe Rose(tM)andTJon Washington ot Phllodelphlo, 7:35 Edmonton 1 5 2— 9 Boston College 2 1 10 3 Glesler (knee) are probable. p in . Toronto 5 2 4— 11 Georgetown 7 1 11 2 NFC Championship Game, Sunday, Jon. White Sox to keep Cariton Fisk Vancouver at Calgary, 9:35 p.m. First Period — I.Toronto.Courtnoll,10 Vlllanova ' ' ? Z Frldav's oomes (Clark, Kotsopoulos), 2:40. 2, Toronto, Connecticut ® 7 8 3 Los Angeles Rams 02-5) p * Hortford at Vancouver, night Courtnoll, 11 (Leemon, Clark), 7:33. 3, Providence 0 2 8 5 (181) — Rams OB Dieter ®rock (finger By Joel Sherman the owners’ new hard line of not out," White Sox Chairman Jerry turn 47 before Opening Day. He Toronto at Buffalo, night Toronto. Frycer, 14 (lofrote, Hodgson), Seton Hall 0 3 9 7 left hand), S Vince Newsome (ankle), G signed a one-year contract that is pp. 12:25.4, Edmonton, Gretiky29(Kurrl, United Press International offering a contract of more than Reinsdorf said. "The negotiations Montreal at N Y Rangers, night [Tennis Harrah (calf), C To ny Slaton not completely guaranteed. Edmonton at Quebec, night Coffey), 14:03, 5, Toronto, Thomas 12 Wednesday's Results (knee) and WR three years. Gibson, the top free were long and difficult . but always Herald photo by Saviste Joe Niekro, a 41-year-old knuc- Chicago at Detroit, night (Fergus), 14:18. 6, Toronto, Smith 3 Georgetown 70, UConn 46 (hamstring) are probable, - - ^ r * High noon struck at midnight agent available, was looking for a maintained a great deal of integ­ Los Angeles at Minnesota, night (Thom as), 14:39.Penaltles — Coffey, Syrocuse 90, Fairfield 67 Steve McMIchael (knee) Is probable. kleballer, signed a three-year Edm, 11:45; Clark, Tor, 17:23; Gregg. Wednesday (or major-league free five-year deal. rity. The differences were worked Sofurday's Games guaranteed contract. The Yankees Edm,19:27. Boston College at UConn (Field agents, with the Detroit Tigers "Th e y ’ve both agreed to terms. out basically because Carlton Second Period— 7, Edmonton, Gretrky 9 AHL standings Husky In mourning House), 8 p.m. coming to a last-minute agreement That’s all I can tell you,” Detroit wanted to come back” acquired the younger Niekro Sept. 30 (KurrI, Coffey), 4:58. 8, Edmonton, Georgetown vs. St. John's (Madison Summanen13(Kurrl,Huddy),op,11:19.9, with star outfielder Kirk Gibson general manager Bill Lajoie said. The deadline was extended by 15 from Houston. Northern Division The UConn Husky mascot wasn’t feeling good when his Souare Garden) "These signings fill two vital Edmonton, Gretzky 31 (Anderson, KurrI), Pittsburgh at Syracuse Baseball and the Chicago White Sox signing "I don’t have time to say anything the Player Relations Committee at w L T PtS. OP OA 15:10. 10, Toronto, Thomas 13 (Fergus, Vlllanova at Providence needs for the 1986 Yankees, adding Adirondack 22 10 4 48 164 122 team lost to Northeastern at the Connecticut Mutual catcher Carlton Fisk two hours else.” ■ the request of Fisk and the White Smith), 15:34.11, Edmonton, McClelland? two quality starters and a quality Maine 20 14 5 45 144 146 (unassisted), 16:48.12, Edmonton, Coffey past deadline. U P I learned Lajoie and Gibson’s Sox, officials said. 136 Classic. He wasn’t feeling too good this morning, either, Moncton 19 15 3 41 135 18 (G re tzk y , M e S o rle y ),19:10. 13, T o ­ Team not reaching agreerhent agent. Doug Baldwin of Seattle, No further details of the agree­ receiver,” said Yankees vice pres­ Fredericton 17 20 6 40 165 155 ronto, Clork 12 (Courtnoll), 19:43, as the Huskies lost to Georgetown Wednesday night. Hall of Fame voting ident Woody Woodward, who 19 5 37 177 169 Big East result with a player before last the worked out a minor compromise ment were available, but addi­ Sherbrooke 16 Penalties— Jackson, Edm, 5:21; Hodg­ handled the negotiations. Novo Scotia 11 22 5 27 140 179 son, To r,5:21; Kotsopoulos, Tor,9:49. midnight E S T deadline now cannot on the dollar figures that would tional details were to be announced SoutiMm Divlilon NEW YORK — Hall of Fame voting by Third Period— 14, Edmonton, KurrI 30 the Baseball Writers' Association of sign him until May 1. The players raise the package to $4.2 million, at a news conference scheduled for Financial terms of Moore's Hershey 22 12 2 46 164 136 (Gretzky, Hunter), 0:28. 15, Edmonton, Georgetown 70. UConn 66 Americo. A total of 319 votes— 75percent three-year contract were not an­ Rochester 21 14 3 45 163 149 may make a deal with other teams but it is a three-year pact with no 3:30 p.m. E S T Friday, team Anderson 27 (KurrI, Gregg), 1:20. 16, 76ers116.Cllppers114 of the 425 votes cast — were reaulred for nounced. The 31-year-old right­ Sprlngtleld 19 16 3 41 158 148 Toronto, Frycer 15 (Hodgson), 2:05. 17, during that time. option years. Detroit reportedly officials said. Binghamton 19 18 4 42 155 155 Toronto, Frycer 16 (Stostny, lofrote), pp, CO NNECTICUT (66) The signing of Wynegar pro­ hander set an Angel record with 31 St. Cathorins 16 22 2 34 160 175 Williams 26 81 4, Coles 814 9-11 21, '"wm'le McCovev, 344; Billy WllJIams, Besides Detroit, which also had been offering Gibson a $3.9 4:55. 18, Edmonton, Anderson 28 Basketball LA CLIPPERS (114) 315; Catfish Hunter, 289; Jim Bi/nnlng, tected the Yankees in case they saves last year. New Haven 14 22 3 31 149 178 (Gretzky, Coffey), 7:23. 19, Toronto, Maxwell 8-12 4-5 20, White 13-19 3-5 29, Besselink 81 06 0, Kelley 85 9-13 15, signed infielder Tom Brookens to a million deal. Baltimore 12 24 3 27 134 159 Gamble 812 2-2 12, Robinson 87 2-5 10, 279; Roger Marls, 177; Tony Oliva, 154; could not reach an agreement with " I really wanted to be an Angel Frycer 17 (Stostny), 10:51. 20, Toronto, Nlmphlus 3-4 2-2 8. M. Johnson 5-126-714, Orlando Cepeda, 152; Harvey Kuenn, 144; two-year contract, several other The slugging right fielder, who is WediiMdav't Reiulti Hodgson 10 (Stostny, Kotsopoulos), 18:43. Nixon 8-162-3 19, Beniamin 3-6004, Cage Coffey 06060, King 26 064, Urserv8480 Fisk. New York traded its other again," Moore said. "We simply Adirondack 2, Novo Scotia 1 ^ 5 2-2 6, Edwards 3-7 04) 6, Brldgeman 0, Shea82060. Totols22-4322-3264. Maury Wills, 124. teams retained important free honeymooning in Australia and Penalties— Hunter, Edm,4:23. Bill MazeroskI, 100; Lew Burdette, 96; got together and both sides bent a Hershey 9, Rochester 2 Shots on goal— Edmonton 9- 11-11-31. NBA standings 1-4 2-24, Bryont 02 020. Totals 44-87 21-28 agents in the final 24 hours. New Zealand, has a contract catcher, Ron Hassey, to the White Binghamton 4, Maine 2 GEORGETOWN (70) Ken Boyer, 95; Elston Howard, 51; Curt Sox during the winter meetings. little.” Toronto— 13-12-14-39. 114. Flood, 45; Vada Plnson,43; Dick Allen,41; California signed ace reliever clause containing a relatively low Thursday’s Domes Power-ploy conversions — Edmonton Eostom Conforoflct PHILADELPHIA (116) „ W llllam s81181116, Wlngate4-103-411, The reliever originally asked for Dolton 06 2-2 2, Jackson 812 84 16, Thurman Munsan, 35; Don Larsen,33; Donnie Moore; the Yankees signed attendance bonus plus a signing Wynegar, who signed a three- No games scheduled 2-1.Toronto 3-2. Atlantic Division Jones 2-6 03 7, Barkley 11-15 7-10 29, a five-year contract, but later said Frldav's (Tomes Molone 7-14 17-22 31, Ervlng 9-21 4-5 22, Broodnox 87 86 11, Mateen 81 87 6, J. Wilbur Wood, 23. catcher Butch Wynegar and pitch: bonus. year deal with an option for a / Goalies — Edmonton, Moog, Fuhr W L Pet OB Tim McCarver, 14; Dove McNally, 12; Hershey ot BltighamtOn (16:39,1st per). Toronfo.TIm Bernhardt. Boston 26 8 .785 — Cheeks 4-9 1-2 9, Threott 5-10 OO 10, C. Jockson81060, McDonold 1 -2062, Smith Brookens accepted a two-year fourth, had leaned toward not he would settle for the "righ t” Baltimore at New Haven 2-21-25, Edwards 81161. Totols20673864 John Hiller, 11; Paul Blair, 8; J.R. ing brothers Phil and Joe Niekro; A — 16J82. Philadelphia 22 13 m Vh Johnson 01 ()-0 0, Moss 3-6 0-0 6, contract guaranteed at $360,000 returning to the Yankees. But he three-year deal. He balked Tues­ Nova Scotia at Sherbrooke Referee— Denis Morel COtledge 1-5 03 2. Totals 42-87 32-45116. 70. Richard, 7; Ken Haltzman, 5; Willie and Cleveland signed second base- New Jersev 23 14 .4H Harton, 4; Jim Lonborg, 3; Andy day at an offer worth $2.68 million Rochester at Springfield Washington 14 19 a 10^^ LA OtMors 33213)10-114 Halftime— Georgetown 34, Connecti­ man Tony Bernazard and pitcher with an option for a third year the began to have a change of heart PfinaOeieMa n 16 36 i i - i u cut 23. Total fouls— Connecticut 34, Messersmith, 3; (Tave Cash 2. when Billy Martin was replaced as over th re e years without New York 12 23 .343 14'/j M anny Songullien, 2; Jack Bllllnghom, Jamie Easterly to two-year Tigers could buy out at a reduced Control Division Three-point gaals— NIxan. Fouled Georgetown 24. Fouled out— E. Willi­ manager by Lou Piniella. incentives. Devils 8. Blackhawks 7 out-NImphlus. Rebounds— L A Clippers ams, Coles, Kelley, Coffey. Rebounds— 1; Jose Cardenal, 1; Bud Harrelson, 1; contracts. figure. Milwaukee 25 13 — George Scott, 1; Vic Davallllo,0; Darold UPl photo It was learned that Bernazard's Atlonto 18 15 .545 h'h 38 (M. Johnson 8), Philadelphia 51 Connecticut 40 (Coles 13), Georgetown 47 For the past several months the The White Sox signed Fisk to a Phil Niekro became the 18th New Jenev 314-8 Transactions Detroit 16 19 .457 T h (Barkley 16). Assists— LJV Clippers 27 (R. Williams 16). Assists— Connecticut 8 Knowles, 0. two-year contract after negotia­ major-leaguer to win 300 games agreement calls for a $5(M),(K)0 (E . Williams, Kelley, Sheo 2), George­ Gibson case was judged as the CMcogo 2 3 2— 7 Cleveland 15 21 .417 9 (Nixon 12), Philadelphia 28 (Cheeks Tigers’ slugger Kirk Gibson celebrates his second home barometer of the owners’ new tions stretched two hours past the with a victory over Toronto on the annual salary plus incentives First period— 1, Chicago, T. Murray 24 Chicago 14 23 .378 lOVj 12). Total touls-LJV Clippers 32, town 12 (M. Jockson 6). Technicols — J Easterly’s deai reportedly was for (Olezyk, Brown), 5:06. 2, Chicago, Indiana 10 24 .394 13 Philadelphia 24. Technicals— None. (Georgetown coach Thompson, Dalton run which helped win the fifth and final game of the 1984 resolve to avoid long-term deals. deadline. final day of last season. Niekro, the Watson 5 (Yoremchuk, B. Wilson), 14:03. Bosoboll Westom Confortneo A — 14,222. 2 (elected), Besselink 2(elected). A — World Series and make him a millionaire. The Tigers were holding firm to " I am delighted we worked it major league's oldest player, will $365,000 a year. 3, New Jersey, Summon 11 (Verbeek), Boston — Named Lou Schwechhelmer Midwest Division 6,171. Boxing 16:15. 4, New Jersey, Gagne 8 general monoger of Pawtucket of the W L Pet. OB (Bridgman, Bllllngton), 18:43. 5, New International Leogue (A A A ). Houston 23 13 .457 — Klngs8B,Pacers87 Jersey, Adorns 14 (Summon, Higgins), Collfornlo — Signed reliever Donnie Denver 30 14 . 588 3'/z 19:X. Penalties— Higgins, N J, 9 :X ; Moore to o 3-veor contract. San Antonio 20 15 .571 3 SACRAMENTO ( 18) Clrello, NJ, 14:45; Daneyko, NJ, molor Chlcogo (A L )— Signed catcher Corlton Dallas 15 16 .484 6 Olberdlng 2-8 OO 4, Tyle r 5-13 OO 10, Wednesday's college hoop re­ Major fight schedule NBA roundup (fighting), 14:59; Olezyk, Chi, molor Fisk to o two-year contract. Utoh 17 19 .472 4'/3 Thompson 6-15 1-1 13, Theus 6-19 6-8 18, sults College basketball roundup (flghtlno), 14:59; O'Collohan, Chi, 17:58. Cincinnati — Named Jack Lind Sacramento 13 22 .371 10 Woodson 9-17 7-7 25, Johnson 7-15 OO 14, (c-denetes defending champion) Second period— d, Chlcogo. Watson 6 manager of Denver of the American Pacific Division Bratz02000,Thorpe02000, Klelne2-2(M) (B. Wilson), 3:40.7. New Jersey Muller, 11 Association (A AA ). L.A. Lakers 28 5 .848 — 4. Totals 37-93 14-16 88. Eott Jon. 14 at Atlantic City j - Darryll A \ (Ludylg, Broten), 3:39. 8, Chlcogo, Cleveland — Signed second bosemon Portland 22 17 .544 9 Alleghenv87,Thlel49 H6DIANA (r ) Tyson vs. Derrick McGuire, 10, Olezyk 14 (T . Murroy, B. W ilson),4:05.9, Tony Bernozord and pitcher Jomle Seattle 14 21 .400 15 Tisdale 7-14 3-617, Williams 6-11 56 18, Bucknell 89,Copoln State64 lightweights. Chicago, Soyord 36 (Larmer, O. Easterly to 2-veor contracts. Phoenix 12 20 .375 IS'/j Buffalo U.64, Penn St.-Behrend63 Williams’ 81-footer not enough Stiponovich 4-13 2-4 10, Fleming 3-7 00 6. No. 2 Wolverines W ilson), 17:20. Penalties— W olonln, Detroit — Signed outfielder Kirk Golden State . 12 26 .316 18'/a Richardson 26 01 4, Garnett 04 46 4, Canlslus74, Siena 52 Jon. 15 at Las Vegas, Nev. — Roger NJ.0:24; Verbeek, NJ, molor (fight­ Gibson to o 3-yeor contract and Intlelder L.A Clippers 11 25 .306 18'/j CW Post 76, N Y Tech 75 ing), 3:47; Bergevin, Chi, malor Tom Brookenstoa3-vearcontractwithan Buckner 2-5 26 4, Anderson 3-7 56 11, Mavweother vs. Walter Sims, 10, Wednesday's Results Stansburv 46 3-3 11, Gray OO OO 0. Drexel 84, Central Conn. 72. By Joel Sherman final buzzer Nov. 13, 1967 to give (fighting), 3:47; D. Wilson, Chi, 7:03; option. lightweights. Sacramento 88, Indiana 87 Totals 31-71 24-34 87. Frank.&Marsh. 74, Ellzobethtown67 Jan. 17 at Atlanta — c-Tonv Tubbs vs. United Press International the visiting Pacers a 119-118 B. Wilson, Chi, 11:50; Wolonln, NJ. Minnesota — Named Jim Rontz Boston 124, Cleveland 95 Sacramento 18 14 19 27— 88 Georgetown 70, Connecticut 64 14:51. director of minor leagues, Te rry Ryon New Jersev 106, Milwaukee 99 Tim Witherspoon, 15, WBA heavyweight prevail at buzzer victory over the Dallas Indiana 2616 is 10-07 GroveCltv77, Bethanv73 title; Greg Page vs. Buster Douglass, 10, Third period— 10, New Jersey, Adorns director of scouting and Dennis Sommers Philadelphia 116, L.A. Clippers 114 Chaparrals. 15 (Summon), 6:10. 11, New Jersey, Three-point goals— Williams. Fouled lndlona(Pa.)41,Phlla.Textlle55 heavyweights; Michael Dokes vs. The length of Herb Williams’ on advance scout. Phoenix 109, Woshlngton97 out— None. Total fouls— Sacramento Klng'sCol. (Pa.) 81, Messiah 54 Muller, 13 (Ludvig, (Sogne), 10:X. 13, N Y Yankees — Signed catcher Butch L.A. Lakers 125, Portland 121 Mike Perkins, 10, heavyweights. By Fred Lief Elsewhere. No. 3 Duke routed memorable basket Wednesday "Mine was from the corner so Chicago, Larmer 15 (Secord, Sovord), 26, Indiana 22. Rebounds — King's Polnt74, Rochester 59 Wynegor to o 3-veor contract with on Thursday's Games Socramento 46 (Thompson 21), Indiana Lockhaven41, Johnstown 60 St. Louis 84-58; No. 4 Syracuse night was unmeasurable. But the distance to the basket was a N 10:38. 13, New Jersev, McLean 9 option; signed pitcher Joe Nlekro to o (All Times EST) Jan. 18 at Atlantic City, N.J.. — Doug United Press International (Verbeek, Vellschek), 11:03. 14, New 47 (Stiponovich 13). Assists— Sacramento Lycoming 82, Albrlght72 DeWItt vs. Louis Rivera, 10, dropped Fairfield 90-67; No. 5 relatively speaking, it was about little longer," Harkness said. "But ^ve a r contract; signed pitcher Phil Atlanta at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Mercyhurst57,Clarlon55 Jersev. Summon 13 (Adorns, Wolonln), Nlekro too 1-yeor contract. 21 (Theus 11), Indiana 17 (Fleming, mlddlewelghts. Georgia Tech downed Wake the distance the Indiana Pacers San Antonio at Houston, 8:30p.m. Stansburv 4) Technical fouls — Potsdam St. 79, St. Lawrence67 Michigan had better luck it was still a great shot (by 12:17.15, (thlcogo, Sovord 27 (B. Murray, Seattle at Denver, 9:30 p.m. Forest 72-58; No. 8 Oklahoma have to go to reach N B A Secord), 13:37. Penalties— Bergevin, Chi Basketball Socramento, Illegal defense; Richard­ S. Hampton S7,Dowllng 55 Jan. 24 at Atlantic City, N.J. — Mike Wednesday night escaping the Williams)." Washington at Utah, 9:30 p.m. son. A— 6,557. ; St. Mlchaers66, LeMovne55 belted Denver 109-64; No. 11 respectability. 8:03; Clrello, N J. 10:15; Daneyko. N.J., Kansas City (C B A ) — Acaulred center Frldav's Dames Tyson vs. Philip Brown, 10, heavy­ play of Illinois than the wrath of Williams, a 6-foot-ll and 240- 12:45. St. Francis (N Y ) 54, Marlst53 weights. Kentucky defeated Mississippi Williams hit a 3-point shot of PeturGudmundssonfrom Tampa Boyfor LA Clippers at New Jersev, night Svracuse90, Falrtleld47 its own coach. pounder, had no comment. Shots on goal— New Jersev 9-15-13— 37. future considerations. Sacramento at Philadelphia, night Jan. 25 at Atlantic City, N.J. — James approximately 81 feet at the Chlcogo 14-13-12— 39. Suns 109, Bullets 97 Vermont 46, Hartford65 Broad vs. Rodney Frazier, 10, heavy­ 75-58; and No. 15 Georgetown College Wash. 8 Jeff. 76, Cornegle-Mellon 50 "When we read we’re going to halftime buzzer to give Indiana a Power-play conversions— New Jersev Alfred — Named Bradley Beeke ski Atlanta at Boston, night weights. stopped Connecticut 70-66. The longest measured shot in a 4— 2. Chicago 4— 3. WASHINGTON (97) Westminster College53, St. Vlncent52 Jon. 25 at Lancaster, Pa. — Mark be No. 1 and undefeated, that’s 52-42 lead over Sacramento that coach. Portland at Milwaukee, night Worcester St. 64, Assumptlon42 college basketball game was 89-10 Goolles— New Jersev, Bllllngton. Chi­ Arizona — Named Chuck Stobort Phoenix at Dallas, night Jones 7-93617, Robinson 6-192614, Bol Breland vs. Troy Wortham, 10, welter­ malarkey,’’ Michigan coach At Duf-ham, N.C.. Mark the Pacers built to a 20-point bulge. cago, Sauve. A— 17,513. weights; Tyrell Biggs vs. James Tlllls, 8, by Bruce Morris of Marshall offensive coordinator, Chris Allen defen­ Golden State at San Antonio, night 16 04) 2, Malone 5-14 4-5 14, G. Bill Frieder said. "When teams Alarie scored 21 points and But befitting the team with the Referee— Te rry Gregson sive coordinator and Jerry BernardI tight Indiana at LJV Lokers, night Williams 4-11 5-5 13, McMIllen 2-3 04) 4, South heavyweights. against Appalachian State in Feb­ ends and offensive tockles cooch. RoundfleldO-10410, Bradley 261-26, Dave Auburn 59, Tennessee 45 Jan. 30 at New York — (Tovld Braxton adjust and come at you. you’ve Johnny Dawkins added 20 to N B A ’s worst record, the Pacers ruary 1984. Penguins 7. Kings 3 DePaul — Athletic Director Edward 7-172-516, F.WIIIIams260-26, Green 1-11-2 Catawbo85, Elon82 vs. Mark Medal, 12, NABF super got to be determined and not carry Duke, 13-0. The Blue* fell apart, shooting 26 percent and Clinch Vallev61,ThomosMore59 welterweight title; Angel "El Bravo" Eddie Johnson, who scored 6 Manetta, Jr. resigned. 3, Whatley 1-204)2. Totals38-9518-2997. play into their hands. ... If Devils held St. Louis scoreless scoring 10 points in the final period Miami — Named Dove Wannstedt Celtics 126, Cavaliers 95 Davis & Elkins 87, Alderson-Bro(Xldus Cruz vs. James "Buddy" McGIrt, 10, points in the final three minutes, Lo t Angeles 1 2 0— 3 defensive coordinator. PHOENIX (109) 75 lunlor welterweight. you’re talking about how good the first 6; 48. to help the Kings to an 88-87 Pittsburgh i 4 2— 7 converted the winning shot with Oregon — Named Denny Schuler Adams 36 10)2 16, Nonce 11-21 76 29, Duke84,St.Louls56 Feb. 13 at Taegu, Japan — c-JIro y o u are. you’re not victory. First period— 1, Pittsburgh, (Xihloulst 1 defensive coordinotor and secon- CLEVELAND (95) Edwards 5-15 2612, Humphries 46 3-311, E. Kentucky41, Indiana-Southeast 49 Watonabe vs. Yun Suk Hwan, 12, WBC At New Haven, Conn. Rafael 1:08 left to lift Sacramento, 13-22, (RuskowskI), 0:39. 3, Los Angeles 30 Hinson 3h6 4-6 10, Turpin 6-9 04) 12, concentrating." Wiiliams pulled down a rebound dorv Thompson 4-11 46 14, Robey 26 1-2 5, East Carollna58, Com pbell47 lunlor bantamweight title. Addison and Wendell Alexis to its fourth straight victory. I Fox, Kelly), 19:28. Penalties— Wells, LA, coach and Bob Toledo assistant football West3-72-28, Bagiev 1-61-23, Free4-142-2 Falrmont90,Solem59 Feb. 15 at Dublin, Ireland — c-Borrv 10, MInnIefleld 6-110-313, Shelton 3-30-06, Sanders 6-14 26 14, Pinckney 26 26 6. to the left of the Kings basket, then 7:50; Blolsdell, Pit, 12:32; LA bench coach; reinstated academic eligibility of Totals 3963 3161 109. Florl(laU,VonderblltS5 McGulgan vs. Fernando Sosa, 15, WBA Nonetheless, the No. 2 Wolve­ each scored 14 points for Syra­ The Pacers fell to 10-24. (served by Lukowich), 30:X. Jones 9-102-220, Davls3-504)6,Poauette1-3 Georgia Tech 72, Wake Forest 58 hurled the ball the length of the basketball players Darrin Houston and 1-1 3, Lee0-45-65. Totals39-7817-249S. WoshhiBten 14 24 19 30— 97 feiotherwelght title. rines defeateii No. 19 Illinois cuse, 12-0. Tony George had 22 Cleveland and Portland do not Second period— 3, Pittsburgh, Bul- Mark Kaska. Phoenix 38 IS 26 21— 109 (Georgla72,Mlsslsslppl State 55 Feb. 14 at Reno, Nev. — c-LlvIngstone court. The ball hit solidly in the net lord211 Johnson, Cunneyworth), pp, 1:36. Glenvllle77,Bluefleld64 61-59 in the Big Ten on Robert points for Fairfield., which had have as many problems as the Portland Stote — Named Ernest Allen BOSTON (126) Three-point goals-Brodlev,F. Williams Bramble vs. Tyrone Crowley, 15, WBA and fell through as the buzzer 4, Pittsburgh, Shedden 18 (Bullard, football coach. 2. Fouled out-None. Total tauls— Kentucky 75, Mississippi 58 lightweight title. Henderson’s 16-footer at the won its previous six games. Pacers except when they travel to Cunneyworth), pp, 11:45. 5, Pitts­ Football McHale 7-12 10-10 24. Bird 11-20 2-2 25. Lowell (Mass.) 83, Barry (Fla.) 68 sounded. burgh, RuskowskI 14, (Lemleux, Parish 8-10 6-9 22, Johnson 2-7 OO 4, Washington 25, Phoenix 24. buzzer. Boston and Inglewood. Calif., Tampa Bay — Defensive back Mork Rebounds— Washington 37 (Robinson Marshall 106, Charleston (W .V a.) 100 At Atlanta. Georgia Tech At halftime. Pacer vice presi­ Blolsdell), 13:32,6. Pittsburgh, Mantho6 Slchtlng 6-92-214, Vincent 1-94-44, Kite 0-1 respectively. Cotnev retired. 11), Phoenix 54 (Nance 14). Assists— N. Carolina St.66, N. Carolina A& T 48 The Wolverines, off to the dent Ray Compton found a tape (Lemleux, Shedden), pp, 15:40. 7, Los Hockey 04)0, Carlisle 3-4 04) 6, Wedman 7-100-114, Presbyterian 114, Morrls60 improved to 12-1 with Duane Angeles, Erickson 7 (Ledyord, Pater­ Thirdkill 3-5 5-911. Totals 48-87 29-37 126. Washington 21 (G. Williams 9), Pho­ measure and walked off the At Boston. La rry Bird scored 25 Los Angeles — Suspended defenseman enix 25 (Adams 8). Technical fouls— St Thomas (Fla.) si. Nova (Fla.) 75 school’s best start, are 15-0 and Ferrell scoring 16 points and son), pp, 18:46. 8, Los Angeles. Rick LaPoInte without pay for foiling to Tenn-Chottanooga 91, East Tenn. 77 Bowling distance from where Williams points and the Celtics rolled to Hokonsson 4 (Smith, Sykes), 19:10. Cleveland 19 861616— 9S Bol, Wasliington (Illegal defense), 3-0 in the league. Tom Hammonds 15 in an report to New Haven ot the American Phoenix (lltegaldefense). A— ii ip < Vlrglnla67, William & Mary 47 stood to the center of the basket. their 20th consecutive home vic- r . t i Penoltles-Ledyord, LA, 5:51; Hockey League. Boston n » n n — 116 VlrglnlaTech88, S. Mlsslsslppl72 Frieder. however, can recite Atlantic Coast Conference Sykes, LA, 10:51; Mantho, Pit, 13:M; Three-point goals— Bird. Fouled The distance was 8l.feet. but there ’ tory over Cleveland with a 126-95 UPI Dhoto Horto Rocftig W.Va.Weslevan93,Concord81 a litany of sins: blowing a game. Mark Cline had 14 points Tuer, L A , 15:29; AAontho, Pit, 18:14. Hollywood Park — Named Thomas out— Kite. Totol fouls— Cleveland 29, Webber96,S.Carollna-Spart.92 was debate over whether Willi­ decision. The victory was Boston’s Boston 20. Rebounds— Cleveland 37 Lakers 125, Blazers 121 Home Engineers for Wake Forest. Trotter director ot racing. West. Carolina 106, Methodist 45 20-point first-half lead, playing ams’ feet were farther from the fifth in its last six outings and Sixers’ Moses Malone (2) goes high to stop LA Clippers Third period— 9, Pittsburgh, Hannon 6 (Turpin 9 ),Boston 41 (M cHale 13). Wofford 72, Newberry 58 Elaine WelnIckI 180, Toni Cave 181, (unossisted), 18:27. 10, Pittsburgh, Assists— Cleveland 20 (MInnIefleld 7), PDRTLAND (131) into the hands of Illini guard At Norman, Okla., Darryl basket when the shot left his hand. dropped the Cavs to their third Bullard 33 (Shedden. Lemleux), Frances O'Brien 191, Ruth Allen 175- Marques Johnson (8) from scoring in seconcJ quarter Boston 28 (Bird 7). Technlcals- Thompson 87369, Vandeweghe 813 56 478, Sheila Plontanlda 449, Marly Bruce Douglas (7 steals) and Kennedy hit for 22 points as After talking with N B A officials, consecutive loss. 19:35. Penoltles— Engblom, LA, 1:04; Clevelond, Illegal defense. A— 14,890. 21, Bawle8108517, Colter368)6, Poxsan Midwest putting the ball unnecessarily action at the Spectrum. Philadelphia won, 116-114. RuskowskI, Pit, 3:05; Paterson, LA, Dvorak 444, Donna Hardesty 178-448, Oklahoma stretched its home a Pacers spokesman said there At Inglewood, James Worthy 16062,Drexler815369. K. Johnson 76 Ball State84, North. llllnols74 Janet Dakin 450, BobbI Greco 443, 3:35; Paterson, LA, 13:56; Paterson, LA, Golf 1-2 15, Jones 87 2-2 12, Kersey 89 84 Bowling Green68,Cen. Mich.67 (O T)) on the floor. winning streak to 41 games, a was no way to tell if the shot set a scored 30 points, helping the Los 18:13; Siren, Pit, 18:13; Wells, LA, 18:43; Cathy Bohlollan 440, TrudI Zudea scored 29 points and pulled down 13 16, Porter 76 06 14. Totals 49-90 2828 Capltol62, Baldwin-Waliace 59 207-198531, Barbara Turgeon 481, Shir­ " I t started the last three Big Eight record. The Sooners record because no such statistics Angeles Lakers extend their home Nets 106, Bucks 99 Kelly, LA, molor-mlsconduct, 18:43. Nets 106, Bucks 99 121. Case Reserve69, Wooster 76 rebounds to help the Suns hand the LA LAKERS (125) ley Eldridge 484, Lynn Davis 184-207- minutes of the first half,” he are 14-0. Stan Adams had 14 are kept. League officials also told winning streak over Portland to 14 Davton67, Colorodo66 543, Linda Corbitt 179. At East Rutherford. N.J., Albert Bullets their fourth straight Shots on gool— Los Angeles 5-7-8— 20. PGA results MILWAUKEE (99) Rambis 46 1-2 9, Worthy 11-16 89 30, DePauwBO, Fronklln67 said, "We made careless mis­ points and 11 rehounds for the Pacers there was no set method games with a 125-121 victory over King scored 24 points and Darwin Pittsburgh 7-15-9— 31. Abdul-Jobbar 7-14 8114, M. Johnson 811 Denison 82,Ohio Wesleyan81 Denver. .defeat. Power-ploy conversions— Los Angeles Davis 87 2-2 12, Cummings 7-21 36 17, takes that let them back into the of measuring the distance of a shot. the Tra il Blazers. The Blazers, Cook and Daryl Dawkins each $500,000 To u rna m ent of Chom - Brewer 26 06 4, MoncrIef 9-16 87 25, 181122,Scott7-182-216,Kuochak 4-138713, Doane82, KearnevSt79 4-1. Pittsburgh 9-4. Cooper26367, Lucas 161-23, Green 1-3(M) Eastern llllnols81, Butler 66 game.” The basket definitely was not a who fell nine games behind the added 20. enabling the Nets to snap 76ers 116, Clippers 114 Goolles-Los Angeles, Melonson. ptons Pressey.817 88 18, Pierce 3-11 3-3 9, At Lexington. Ky., Kenny Af Cortsbod, Calif., Jan. 8 Lister 4-91-2 9, Reynolds 0-2820, Glenn 2-5 2, McGee 3-7 2-2 9, Lester 06 80 0. Totals Flndlav94, Wilmington 71 Illinois tied it 59-59 on a steal team or pro basketball record, defending NBA champions in the the Bucks’ seven-game winning At Philadelphia. Charles Bark­ 9 Pittsburgh, Meloche. A— 12J)90. Calendar Walker struck for 31 points to (Par 72) 1-1 5. Totals 3892 21-31 99. 489832-40125. JohnCarroll78,Hlram68 losing out to a shot made by Jerry Pacific Division, have not beaten ley scored 29 points and pulled Portland 26 3017 48— 121 Kenyon 75,Oberlln74(OT) and layup by Douglas with eight help Kentucky win its Sou­ streak. The Bucks, playing without Colvin Peete 36-32— 68 NEW JERSEY (106) Harkness when the Pacers were in the Lakers at the Forum since down a career-high 11 offensive Mark McCumber 33-35—68 Williams 16 36 5, King 1817 46 24, LA LOkSfS 30 31 36 28-125 Marquette 86, Holy Cross 46 seconds left. Michigan then theastern Conference game. Coach Don Nelson who is in Dynamo 7. Sabres 4 Three-point goal— McGee. Fouled Miami (O.)80,Toledo51 the now-defunct American Basket­ April 17, 1983. rebounds to lead the 76ers toJheir Bernhard Longer 35-34—69 GmlnskI > 7 1-1 9, Birdsong 4-9 1-2 9, TODAY worked the ball to Henderson, a The Rebels, who have not won in Milwaukee with the flu, got 25 Tom Kite 34-35— 69 Cook 815 85 20, O'Keren 36 06 4, out— K. Johnson. Total fouls— Mlchlgan41,llllnols59 ball Association. Elsewhere, New Jersey defeated ninth victory in their last lOgames. Dawkins' 7-12 66 20, Ransev 26 06 4, Portland 30, Lakers 23. Rebounds— Missouri45, Florida Southern58 Girls Basketball 6-foot-9 reserve forward. He Lexington since 1927, were led points from Sidney Moncrief. Moscow Dynamo 0 3 4— 7 Andy North 36-34— 70 Portland at Coventry, 7:30 Harkness, now a radio aomment- Milwaukee 106-99, Phoenix beat The Clippers have lost seven o f' Buffalo 0 1 3— 4 Jim Thorpe 35-35— 70 Johnson 26 56 9. Totals 4164 2832106. Portland 38 (Drexler 9), Lakers 48 Ohlo91,KentStote76 pumped, looked to pass and by Roderick Barnes’ 15 points. Suns 109, Bullets 97 First Period — No scoring. Sandy Lyle 33-37— 70 Milwaukee 22 18 32 27— 99 (Worthy 10). Asslsts— Portland 35 Ohio Northern51, Heidelberg50 went up from the left side for his ator for the Pacers, sank an 88-foot Washington 109-97 and Philadel­ eight and their last 16 straight to New Jersev 20263038-106 (Drexler 11), Lxikers 34 (M . Johnson 16). Otterbein 75, Marletto60 FR ID A Y Penalties— None. Danny Edwards 36-34—70 Beys Basketball shot off an inbounds pass at the phia edged the Clippers 116-114. At Phoenix, Ariz., Larry Nance Philadelphia. Curtis Strange 34-36—70 Three-point goals— MoncrIef, Pres- Technical— Portland, Illegal defense. Wls-Parkslde45, Northeastern 111.60 buzzer-beater. Also, Auburn 59, Tennessee Second Period— 1, Moscow, Varvo- sey. Fouled out— Pressev, King. Total A— 14681. WIs.-Eau Claire 77, Wls.-Oshkosh76 South Windsor at Manchester, 7:30 Wayne Levi 36-34— 70 Cheney Tech at VInal Te ch , 7:30 Roy Tarpley scored 16 points' 45; Florida 86, Vanderbilt 55; nov (Zubrilchev), 12:09. 2, Moscow, Mark O'Meara 34-36—70 fouls— Milwaukee 26, New Jersev 30. WIs.-WhItewater 112, Rockford ( III.) 56 Yashin (Varnakov, Bilyaletdinov), Rebounds— Milwaukee 36 (Lister 12), Wittenberg 40, Musklngum38 Bolton at Crom w ell, 7:30 for the Wolverines and Hender­ Georgia 72, Mississippi State George Burns 35-36—71 Portland at Coventry, 7:30 13:47. 3,Buffalo,Cvr(Ham el),15:29.4, Hal Sutton 34-37— 71 New Jersey 51 (Johnson 10). Assists— Rat batkelball WrlghtSt97lndlana-PI73 son added 12. Each had only 2 55; North Carolina State 66, Moscow, Varnakov 2 (Yoshin, Pya- Milwaukee 20 (Davis, CummlnM 4), Xovler (O.) 47, St Peter's (N .J.) 44 Girls Basketball Corev Povin 3834— 71 Manchester at South W indsor, 7:30 points in the second half. North Carolina A & T 48; tta- tanov), 18:10. Penalties— Holkldls, Buf, Fuzzy Zoeller 34-35—71 New Jersev 21 (Cook 11).Technicals— No. 1 Horsemen fly past the Cougars Beys Swimming 0:18. Hale Irwin 37-35— 72 Mllwaukke, delay game; Birdsong; Adult Southwest Ken Norman, who did not nooga Virginia 67, William & Third Period— 5, Buffalo, Playfair Pressey.A— 10672. Austin College47, E Texas Baptist44 Hartford Public at Manchester, 3:30 East Catholic at St. Bernard, 5 p.m. start because of sore legs, Mary 47; Virginia Tech 88, (Tucker), 5:35. 6, Buffalo, Follgno Poganl Caterers 87 (Mark Murphv Oklahoma 109, Denver44 Brockton, Mass, at 8 p.m. (Andreychuk, Ruff), 7:35. 7, Buffalo, M , To m ASeggers 22, Bill Pardo 18), Oklahoma St. 57, Arkansas St. 47 scored 19 points for the Illini, Southern Mississippi 72; Day- M ID D L E TO W N - Two of the The game was knotted up at uted 23. Kevin Ward and Earl Scott Lacombe (Perreault), 8:06. 8, Moscow, PGA seniors results Manchester Cycle 74 (Mark Plekos 24, Pan American 59, North Texas 47 S A TU R D A Y including a pair in the final 30 ton 67, Colorado 66; Marquette top junior college basketball teams 60-all with 11:25 left before Mid­ joined them in double figures with Beys Basketball Svetlov (Varnokov, Yoshin), 8:57. 9, ^ 7 e r 12, Bob Klernan 12). Sam HOUS86, S. Conn. StoteSI seconds that drew Illinois to 59- 86, Holy Cross 46; Miami (Ohio) in New England locked horns dlesex reeled off the next eight 18 and 14 points, respectively. M ID D L E S E X (100) — Earl Scott 46-0 Moscow, Pervukhin (Yoshin), 10:57. ^ W le won by (orfelt over Manchester Tex-A^ngton 77, Tex.-San Antonio 47 East Catholic at Fairfield Prep, 7:30 14, Mike Mercoldl 10-02, Mike GuptonO $100,000 Senior Tournament of Cham­ Radio, TV MCC at Massasolt, 8 p.m. 57. Glynn Blackwell added 13 80, Toledo 51; Missouri 65, Wednesday night, with host M id­ points. Manchester would never The Cougars were paced by 10, Moscow, Varnakov (Svetlov, Yo­ pions Police. Texas 59, Arkansas 55 0-0 Oe Kevin W ard 7 4-416, Frank Henry shin), pp, 16:59. 11, Moscow, Voryonov TexasTech51,RlceS0 Girls Basketball and Douglas 12. Florida Southern 58; Ohio 91, dlesex Community College semiring get closer. Tyrell Hartfield’s 29. Donald Cost 14 2-7 X . Kevin Hanslev 3 0-0 6, Steve At Cortsbod, Calif., Jan 0 East Catholic at St. Josephls (Trum ­ (rthrutd in ov), sh, 19:24. Penalties— FIrsf round TONIGHT TexasChrlstlan44, Baylor 48 “ We didn’t want to run with Kent State 76; Xavier (Ohio) 67, 40 points in the final 11:25 to paste was next with 16. all in the second Blocker 10 3-5 23. Kyle Skene 2 3-5 7, Cyr, Buf, 2:30; Follgno, Buf, 16:14; Midgets Texas A&M73, Southern Methodlst61 bull), 7 p.m. Totals 41 18-29 100. (Par 73) 7:30 College bosketball: Virginia Ice Hecfcey them,” said Illinois coach Lou St Peter’s 46; Texas A&M 73, Th e victors led. 47-42, at half, while Carbert Russell added Pvotanov, Mos, 17:44. Commonwealt vs. Alabama- 76ers 23 (Gordon Hamilton 16, Dallas visiting Manchester Community MANCHESTER (M) — Stanley Bike 1 Tl'est Monchester vs. Enfield (at Enfield Henson, whose team is 10-4. Southern Methodist 61; Texas halftime. 13 and Anthony Martin 10. 0-0 2, Je rry Carter 31-2 7. Donald Cost 7 Lee Elder 3835— 69 Blrmlngham, ESPN Coleman 4, Andy Lawrence played Claremont-Mudd 70, Col. ot Notre College, 100-86. Shots on goal— Moscow 4-14-13— Miller Berber Tw in s R in k), 1:30 p.m . 2-216, Ty re ll Hartfleld 125-7 29. Carbert 3837— 70 8:X College basketball: Louisiana well), Knlcks20 (Andy Bucclno8,Greg DOIT1655 Darien vs. East Catholic (at Bolton “ And we wanted to stop giving Christian 64, Baylor 48; Texas The No. 1 ranked Flying Horse­ Flying Horsman Frank Henry Manchester is back in action 35. Buffalo7-7-18-32. Arnold Palmer 3834— 72 State vs. Alabam a, USA Cable King 4, Justin DIeterle played well). Russell 6 1-2 13. Chris Galllgan 3 3-4 9. Power Ploy Conversions— Moscow Howa 11 Pacific 91, Bethel 61 Ice P a lace), 7:15 p.m . them so many easy baskets." Tech 51, Rice 50. men are now 10-1 for the season, Saturday, on the road against Harold Henning 3838— 73 9:00 College basketball: Louisville Rockets 32 (Greg (Seer 8, Dan Warren Kansas Newman72, Regis45 led all scorers with 30 points, while ■ Mike Stowell 0 0-0 0, Anthony M artin 4 3-1. Buffalo 16. Wrestlinfl Massasoit Community College in 2-6 10. Totals 36 14-23 86. Peter Thomson 39-35— 74 vs. Memphis State, ESPN 8, Dave Rohrbach 4, Duffy Mc(See 4), LInfleld 70, Western Ba^lst44 Manchester/Staples/Donburv at while the No. 2 Cougars drop to 9-2. teammate Steve Blocker contrib­ Goalies— Moscow, Myshkin. Buf­ Don January 11 ;W College basketball: UCLA vs. Bulls 31 (Pot Kelly M, Mike Mllazzo9, falo, Cloutier. A— 14633. 39-37— 74 Metro Stote44, Westmar 55 Glastonbury, noon Mike Fetchick 3964-83 Washington, ESPN Jay Carrol olaved w*m AS«*e>e»ArT MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Jan. 9. 1986 - 1$ U — MANCHESTER HERALt). Thuradav. Jah. 9, 1986 NHL roundup Foreign accent suits FOCUS/Familu Mapie Leafs’ Frycer Image scored twice and added ah assist to By Lisa Harris Frycer was appreciative of the Workshop United Press International pace set by Edmonton, which extend his point-scoring streak to employs the skating game fea 15 games. ’The No. 3 overall pick in Sand! Hastings The NHL’s international accent tured in international hockey/ 1980, Savard was the last in a chain Wednesday night extended beyond “The Oilers play my style of of highly publicized French- hockey and I was able to put ray. Canadian scoring wonders until Moscow Dynamo’s tour finale in Mario Lemieux went No. 1 five Buffalo. talents to good use,” winger Frycer said. “In a wide open game years later,- The highlights provided by vete­ Stealing Savard’s thunder, Doug rans in the regular-season contests you never know what’s going to happen.” Sulliman, Greg Adams and Kirk By Ann Ranard made a good case for modern-day Muller each scored twice fdr New. News Enterprise Association scouting. The Montreal Canadiens — who Boss smokes for the past few years have Jersey to snap an eight-game Before full-scale expansion, a losing streak and Chicago’s five- franchise was safe in the draft if it shocked the NHL by scrapping He discovered that plants have additional their French Canadian emphasis game winning streak. purifying powers while searching for ways to had scoured Canada. But the However ignored Soviet hockey increase of NHL teams, especially — prevailed over the Boston and employee purify the air in manned space stations. During to the present 21, dictated aware­ Bruins 5-3, keyed by two Swedes players have been in the draft the first Skylab mission in 1973, scientists found ness of other avenues. Wednes­ and an American. Scoring ace because of their nation’s emigra­ tion policies — only one USSR 107 chemicals in the spacecraft, including carbon day’s top individual performances Mats Naslund scored his 28th goal monoxide and nitrogen dioxode. of the season to extend his player was selected in 1985, by showed the dividends international doesn’t like it A spacecraft has a lot in common with an point-scoring streak to 18 games; Vancouver in the 11th round—they talent pools have reaped. energy-efficient home. High oil prices have In a 20-goal contest between his fellow Timra, Sweden, native were appreciated by their counter­ visiting Edmonton and Toronto, and leading NHL rookie scorer parts in Buffalo, where Moscow QUESTION; I am a businesswoman who travels spurred homeowners to seal doors and windows, Kjell Dahlin provided insurance Dynamo wrapped up its four-game and builders to produce tighter and tighter houses. Czechoslovakia’s Miroslav Frycer NHL tour with a 7-4 triumph over frequently. I find that my conservative suited look is scored four goals — three in the with his 23rd goal. Both were set up oveipowering when I deal with clients in the South and Meanwhile, manufactured-wood products and final period — to overshadow a by American defenseman Tom the Sabres. Southwest. Should I dress “down” for these business plastics have become more and more prevalent. six-point night by Finland’s Jari Kurvers who collected the game- Penguin* 7, Kings 3 trips? “Any time you seal a space and put in synthetics, Kurri and rally the Maple Leafs to winner with the second of three you’ll have a pollution problem,” says Wolverton. an 11-9 triumph. Wayne Gretzky Canadiens’ power-play goals. At Pittsburgh, Mike Bullard and ANSWER: Recognizing the regional variations of UPI photo Doug Shedden each collected three The tighter your house is sealed against the the pride of English-speaking In Chicago’s 8-7 loss to New professional dress is very important. Having cold, the greater the dangers from the indoor air. Canadiens handed the Bruins another Canada, scored a hat trick and Jersey, the Black Hawks’ French- points and the Penguins scored recognized the differences, it’s a good idea to make Montreal's Bob Gainey (23) grimaces as Canadian star Denis Savard four straight second-period goals. “We’re looking at plants for eventual use in added two assists. some minor adjustments to your wardrobe. Since the energy-efficient homes that seal in pollutants, he tries to get past Boston’s John Blum. road defeat at the Forum, 5-3. business dress code in the South and Southwest is more relaxed than in New England, I recommend you says Wolverton. soften your Image. I also recommend you buy Scholastic roundup lightweight wools and other fabrics which can be worn THE IDEA that plants may freshen the air is not year-round. Wear a sweater vest with your suit or new. In their respiration process, plants absorb Sports in Brief choose a cowl-neck sweater instead of an oxford shirt carbon dioxide and release oxygen. “Plants are and silk tie when doing business in a Southern climate, the opposite of us,” says Wolverton. 9 Tech wrestlers win fourth of year presses are also excellent alternatives to' a suit, but He discovered that plants have additional Vols QB Robinson gets nailed carry a coordinating jacket for those situations that purifying powers while searching for ways to demand a more powerful image. Do not dress “down" purify the air in manned space stations. During KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — City narcotics detectives said there is High at II a.m. mores) — 3. Tom O’Marra 2:09.8, but subtly alter your image instead so that it is no evidence that Vols quarterback Tony Robinson, who was DEEP RIVER — Cheney Tech’s loss record to 4-7. Peter Albert consistent with the professional image of the people the first Skylab mission in 1973, scientists found (114), Curt Archambeau (121), Raiultt: 93-Ash (CT) WBF; 100- Lego 6. Tom Lyon 2:16.0; 3000 — 7. Dana charged with selling cocaine to undercover agents, sold drugs to wrestling team won its second (CT) WBF; 107- J.Belvol (V) pinned Dieterle, 8. Todd Liscomb, 9. Larry you are dealing with. 107 chemicals in the spacecraft, including carbon straight away match Wednesday, Mark Aspinwall (157), Seb Ro­ Phillips 3:02; 114- Albert (CT) pinned monoxide and nitrogen dioxode. his Tennessee teammates. mano (169) and Steve Roy (unlim­ Briggs; 4x800 relay — 3. Manches­ "This is not a widespread problem that permeates the football besting host Valley Regional, Hiatt 1:33; 121- Archambeau (CT) ter (Bob Dickson, Dana Dieterle, QUESTION: I am a sales manager who has A spacecraft has a lot in common with an 45-28, at Deep River. ited) all won by pins.. pinned Andular 3:M; 128- S.Belval (V) team or the athletics department at the University of Cheney’s next nratch is Saturday det. Classan by technical pin; 134^' Rob Sheftel, Sean Toland); 4x2 lap recently hired several saleswomen. Yesterday I held energy-efficient home. High oil prices have . Eight Beavers were victorious to Burdick (V) det. Mermino 54); 140- relay — 4. Manchester (Paul a meeting and when we reached the conference room I spurred homeowners to seal doors and windows, Tennessee," city spokesman Chuck Storey said Wednesday after b’oo.st the Techmen’s overall won- morning, at'home.against Canton Fraaer (V) pinned Balon 4:59; 147- Robinson’s arrest. Meslk (V) det. PlrtelS-0; 157-Aspinwall Szatkowski, Tom Lyon, Peter automatically opened the door for them. Afterward I and builders to produce tighter and tighter houses. (CT) pinned Relsner 3.57; 159- Romana Follett, Tom O’Marra) 3:05. wondered if I appeared chauvinistic. What's the best Robinson and his roommate, former Tennessee fullback (CT) pinnedEdwerds5:09; 1B7-Rauelle Meanwhile, manufactured-wood products and Kenneth “B.B.” Cooper, were arrested at 8:30 a.m. at their (CT) det. O'Brien 3-0; Unlimited- Roy way to handle a situation like this? plastics have become more and more prevalent. apartment after they allegedly sold 30 grams — just over an (CT) pinned Swartz :32. Veal leads giris Oklahoma fornially ANSWER: The best way to deal with this type of “Any time you seal a space and put in synthetics, ounce — of cocaine to an undercover detective. HARTFORD — Junior Sherri situation Is to use common sense. Whoever reaches you’ll have a pollution problem,” .says Wolverton. Both athletes were charged with the felony of sale and delivery Veal won the 3200 meter run and the door first and is least burdened by bags or parcels The tighter your house is sealed against the of cocaine. Indoor track anchored the triumphant 4 X 800 should open the door. The act of opening a door or cold, the greater the dangers from the indoor air. honored as champs Boys fare well relay to pace the Manchester High holding a door should be interpreted as a kindness and “We’re looking at plants for eventual use in Central Connecticut upended girls indoor track squad at Wed­ accepted with grace. Opening a door is not a political energy-efficient homes that seal in pollutants,” NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - The The convention also was high­ HARTFORD — Junior Brian nesday's CCC Developmental statement. It’s a simple courtesy, regardless of the says Wolverton. PHILADELPHIA — Freshman forward John Rankin scored a Oklahoma Sooners, who succeeded lighted by the presentation of the Brophy won the shot put and Meet at Weaver. gender of the opener. A woman who stops at the door Veal’s winning time in the 3200 career high 30 points and sophomore guard Michael Anderson this year despite serious injuries association’s Amos Alonzo Stagg placed third in the 55 meter dash to waiting for a man to open it is as ridiculous as a man RECENT STUDIES have found that many toxic stand out for Manchester High was 12:55. She also teamed with who lunges to the door so that he can open it for the added 16 points and 12 assists to lead Drexel to an 84-72 victory arid two defections, have been award to former Ohio State Coach chemicals are more concentrated inside houses boys indoor track team in Wednes­ Mindy Forde, Kim Jarvis and Erin woman he is with. over Central Connecticut State Wednesday night. formally honored as the United Woody Hayes and the recognition than outside. Formaldehyde, carbon monoxide Press International natkmal colle­ of a pair of coaches who set records day’s CCC Developmental Meet at Sullivan to cop the 4 X 800 relay. Central Connecticut, 5-8, was led by Tony Little’s 16 points Weaver High. Also enjoying success for the QUESTION: I am a nonsmoker who has become and nitrogen dioxide, which Wolverton’s plants J giate football champion. for career victories. “It really |n ^es it j^r^fying to Eleven schools participated in Indians were Laurie Smith and increasingly frustrated with the lack of consideration absorbed, are among the most common. Peete leads PGA event be able tooverwraie yoUr probleniis GramblinI’s Eddie Robinson the meet. Cheri Finkelstein. who finikhed 1-2 of smokers in the workforce. My boss is a chain Formaldehyde, which can cause headaches and and accomplish this," Said OU was honored for his 329 victories, Brophy winning heave in the shot in the high jump with leaps of 4’9” smoker and I am tempted to ask her not to smoke nausea in sensitive individuals and nasal cancer CARLSBAD, Calif. — At this time of year, Calvin Peete’sgolf assistant head coach Merv John­ the most evCh by a college coach, was 5r3‘/ii’’, or 15.63 meters. He and 4’7”, respectively. when I am in a meeting in her office. Is it OK to ask her in rats, is found in many home-furnishing and clubs are usually gathering dust in a darkened garage. And Mark son, who accepted UPI’s cham­ and Gordon \((ood of Brown wood, also ran the 55 meters in :06.9 Others placing for MHS were: 55 not to smoke? building materials, including plywood, particle McCumber’s are being jostled by an overseas baggage clerk. pionship trophy at the American Texas, was saluted for his 405 high seconds. hurdles — 3. Karin Fry 11.6; 55 board, fiberboard and some insulation. Carbon dash — 4. Joanne Zachery 7.86; ANSWER: Although nonsmokers have become But because the 34th annual Tournament of Champions is now Football Coaches Association school triumphs — the most by a Others placing for. Manchester monoxide and nitrogen dioxide are released by the coach at any level of football. were: shot put — 3. Joe Prignano 1000 m — 3. Jessica Marshall more assertive about their rights, I don’t adviseyou to the season-opener on the PGA Tour, both sets of clubs are convention. , flames gas stoves and gas space heaters. Both can working this week at the La Costa Country Club — and both “Our last seVen to eight bal- As the 1985 season began, the 41T’; son M — 7. Paul Szatkowski 3:32.3; 1600 — 3. Mindy Forde; 4. ask your boss not to smoke in her own office. You A cause respiratory problems in high doses. belong to first-round leaders. Igames there was constant im- omens were all bad for the 1:17.4; 1600 (freshmen/sopho- Doreen Breen; 500 m — Cindy wouldn’t ask someone not to smoke in her own home •jprovement,” said Johnson, who Sooners. mores) 2. Sean ’Toland 5:05.2; 1600 Lesniak; 55 m — Sandy Hanley; and her office is as personal a place. Instead, try and Wolverton is testing the purifying power of Peete, returning to this tournament after being disqualified in Shot — Karen Obue, Melanie schedule meetings in your office or move the meetings various plants in a 3-cubic-foot plexiglas chamber. 1985, collected five birdies in an eight-hole stretch Wednesday to taccepted the award on behalf of (juniors/seniors) — 4. Bob Dick­ coach Barry Switzer, who was in This year would have been the son 5:04.3; 800 (juniors/sopho- Bodin. to a conference room that is larger and allows the The plants are subjected to gas concentrations of share the top spot with McCumber in the $500,000 event. smoke to dissipate. On the other hand if someone asks Hawaii for the Hula Bowl. "And senior season of Marcus Dupree, L'T’- 20 to 30 parts per million — 20 to 30 times higher this team had enough maturity the freshman running back sensa­ you. “Do you mind if I smoke?” you should feel free to than would be found in most homes. So far a dwarf that they could handle the tion of 1982 who dropped out of say yes, unless that person is your boss or a banana plant, a low-light variety that grows to Ivan Lendl outlasts Connors prospective client. Generally speaking, it’s not a good sijccess.” Oklahoma. m about 5 feet, has been the winner, reducing the idea to let your boss know you disapprove of her ATLANTA — Ivan Lendl said his physical conditioning helped Our reputation concentration of all three gases to about 2 ppm in N smoking. Nonsmokers have gained considerable him outlast Jimmy Connors in the third set of their match ADVERTISEMENT 24 hours. Wednesday night after Connors had saved a match point and power and have been successful in limiting the rides with smoking areas in many corporations. Perhaps you The plants absorb small molecules of pollutants rallied to win the second set. through tiny openings in their leaves, called Lendl, the world’s No. 1 player, defeated Connors6-3,5-7,6-1 in E a rn B ig IMone^ should organize a group of nonsmokers to try and 2 hours and 31 minutes in the second round of a $500,000 influence the smoking policy where you work. stomata. Although Wolverton is not yet sure of the tournament. The victory clinched a spot in the semifinals for your Spare Tiiiii every used mechanism, plants may metabolize the chemicals QUESTION: I own several suits with vests. in photosynthesis — the process in which plants Lendl along with a flu-stricken John McEnroe, who defeated However, most suits that are sold today do not have NEA Anders Jarryd 6- 3, 6-3. ...Become a LocksiiAith use carbon dioxide, water and light to make car we sell vests. Am I wearing a dated look if I choose to wear carbohydrates. In just a lew months ycHj can be earning In six months you could b ^ Locksmith! my vested suits? big money as a locksmith. There is a natkxi- When you complete your course a dif^oma North Korean request rejected shortage of locksmiths that you can certifies your ability to do any kind lock ANSWER: While it is true that the vested look fades ( A SIMILAR phenomenon mades it possible for help fill. All buildings, cars, boats, construc­ repair or installation. That’s why we take in and out of style, a vest adds a formal note to a suit, aquatic plants to purify waste water. Their roots LAUSANNE, Switzerland — North Korea is still pressing to tion machines, trailers, safes, vending ma­ Crimes against property are increasing, absorb hazardous chemicals, which the plants co-host the 1988 Seoul Olympic Games, despite the proposal being giving the maximum look of authority. 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Thursday, Jan. 9. 1996 - IS, M — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tbur«lav. Jan 9, 19 Do-it-yourself kits Dog needs exam soar in popularity for breast tumors Do you hope (or fear) tbat T* QUESTION: you are preg­ O ur dog had nant? Are you several breast terrified you Sykda tumors re­ have con- moved two ye­ Pet Forum tracted a sexu­ ars ago. She is ally transmit­ Porter now 13 years old ted disease? and has a small Edward A. Williams, D.V.M. You know you 7 tumor on the opposite side. have high blood r ' « 1 pressure, but How serious is how high did this? Should we Home kits appeal to a wider you push it during the holiday .’have it re- range of consumers, however, and festivities? Dangerously high? Or ^ moved? What can be done to the ears of animals but are heavy development and prorno- just reasonably so? , 'brevent these tumors? sometimes found on the tail and Unless you’re the most demand­ tional efforts probably mean ybu ' ANSWER: Your dog should be other areas of the animal’s body. ing hypochondriac who would like will try a kit yourself one day. examined and if your veterinarian These mites are true parasites and to try every test on the market, you Approximately 7 percent of women ' determines that a tumor involves a requires “ host” animal in order to can now test for or monitor a wide of child-bearing age use home , m am mary gland, the recommen­ survive. range of ailments and chronic pregnancy tests, the single most dation would be to have it surgi­ There are parasitic mites which conditions in the privacy of your popular item . and the first at-hoitie cally removed. are of public health importance own bathroom. Most of the tests kit to reach consumers. Tumors of the m am mary glands because they affect humans as are fairly simple to use and are Many of the kits were developed ^'Xbreast tumors) of dogs can be well as domestic animals. The either identical to or close to those originally for use by health care " malignant (cancerous) or benign. otodectes, or ear mite, affects both used in medical laboratories. professionals, but technology and ' Malignant mammary tumors cats and dogs but not humans. Herald photos by Richmond Right now. self-tests exist for an expanding market have - ipread to lymph nodes and-or the b ro u ^ t them to drugstore shelves QUESTION: My cat was vacci­ pregnancy, sexually transmitted lungs and are therefore a very y '* r p 1 nated when it was a kitten. He is Taffy, a beautiful little terrier, held by Dog Warden diseases, colorectal cancer and Young professionals on tight sche­ serious threat to an animal’s life. . ' i now 7 years old and is an indoor H«r«ld photo by Boihaw ulcers, among others. You also can dules, educated to monitor health Dogs have from eight to 12 Richarci Rand, is waiting at the dog pound to be adopted. cat. Is it necessary for him to get buy tests to monitor such chronic and diet, are targeted buyere. So, breasts. It is not unusual for them shots every year even though he is arrived at her home in South Windsor. She stacked some conditions as diabetes and high too, are the elderly, who obviously to develop a tumor or even Can you tell this is a living room Bunny Oppelt is are more prone to disease and multiple tumors in each breast and healthy and never in contact with blood pressure. other cats? Adopt a pet standing in? Oppelt is Manchester’s cookie sale of them in her living room. Sales of do-it-yourself medical health problems. these may not all occur at the same > time. chairman. On Tuesday, 468 cases of Girl Scout cookies kits are growing feverishly, fueled At this time, the Food and Drpg ANSWER: Yes. Cats are rou­ by growing concerns and aware­ Administration is reviewing labels • Mammary tumdrs are ex- tinely vaccinated for a number of ness of health issues Sales are and instructions to determine '■•tremely rare in spayed females. diseases which are caused by Taffy, Holly wait estimated at $305 million in 1985. whether they are adequate and -Veterinarians frequently recom­ airborne viruses. These viruses Senior Troop presents Hartt quartet says Boston Biomedical Consul­ clear. mend a spaying operation at the are in the air and can also be tants. a management consulting same time as surgical removal of carried on human clothing and mammary tumors, with the hope firm in Waltham. Mass. The firm IF Y O U D E C ID E to use any other inanimate objects. for loving owners Girls will arrive by bus at the 11, have lunch at the museum, and that further tumors will be pre- Senior Troop projects sales will more than at-home tests to monitor your Practicing veterinarians often museum around 2 p.m. Saturday. leave for home, arriving by late health, follow these simple . vented from developing. see indoor cats that are afflicted 2 U bolding an afternoon. Maintaining order in double to $615 million by 1990 about 6 weeks old now. Her foster 9 The best method for preventing By Barbara Richmond evening of en- From 2 to 4 p.m.. they will explore Much of this projected growth guidelines: with contagious diseases. It is J#**.. the museum on their own. At 4 this potential chaos will be several breast tumors is to spay female Special to the Herald family bottle fed her when they tertainment will come from products not yet apparent that the spread of these p.m., they will gather in the troop leaders together with eight • Check the expiration date an -dogs and cats at an early age first took her in. Even though she and a pasta Girl Scout available. On the drawing boards diseases does not require direct auditorium for an opening cerem­ Cadette and Senior aides from the the package, and don’t use aay : before mammary development A little terrier named Taffy is can eat out of a dish, she still likes dinner at Cen­ are kits to monitor cholesterol contact between cats. ony. Then the girls will be divided council. The aides will serve as whose shelf life has expired. occurs. Have your cat vaccinated every this week’s featured pet. Taffy isa her bottle once in a while. ter Congrega­ Roundup levels, asthma medication, and into groups of about 50 and do guides and hostesses. Aides can • Ask your doctor about the tests year and preserve your cat’s good female and is about 1 year old. She Anyone interested in adopting tional Church in tests for kidney diseases glau­ Q U E S TIO N : M y cat has ear various science workshops until gain Service Bar credit from this you want to use and for advice pn health. _____ was picked up on Spruce Street on Holly, or any of the dogs at the Woodruff Hall Lois Gary coma and infectious diseases such ' mites. Can m y dog or another cat supper. overnight. whether any medication you now Dec. 24 and turned in to the pound pound, should call Rand at 643-6642 on Jan. 31 from as strep throat You also can buy ; ^et them? Can I or my children Edward Williams. D .V .M ., is a o □ □ take could interfere with test on Jan. 5. or the police department, 646-4555. 6 to 8 p.m. The After supper, the girls will break an array of instruments, ranging ’ catch them? Manchester veterinarian. Do you Rand is at the pound each weekday With all the excitement of the results. Of course, read the in­ Taffy has a beautiful coat and is entertainment up into smaller groups and con­ from simple thermometers to ANSW ER: Your dog and cat can have a question you’d like to see from noon to 1 p.m. coming of Halley’s Comet, the structions and follow them a friendly little dog. If not claimed will feature a tinue the workshops Later ^ a t electronic devices to measure ' catch them. You and your children answered here? Write to' Pet The pound is located on property What happens when 300 Junior Copemican Space and Science by her owner, she’ll be ready for quartet from the University of night there will be a planetarium insulin and. of course, blood exactly. cannot. Forum, Manchester Herald, P.O. off Olcott Street where the town’s Scouts have the run of an entire Center of Central Connerticut • Don’t panic at any results. adoption next week. Hartford’s Hartt School of Musk?. pressure gauges. E a r mites live prim arily inside Box 591, Manchester, 06040. refuse area is located. There is a $5 museum — overnight? The Boston show. And as for sleeping arrange­ State University, New Britain, is There m ay be reasons you m ay be Another resident of the dog The cost is IS per person. Dinner fee for adopting a dog and the new Science Museum is hosting a Girl ments. the girls can put their giving a special presentation to getting positive results in additipn pound this week is an adorable Holly, the little puppy taken into custody by the town, is will be served at 6. It will feature M A N Y O F T H E tests cost about little beagle. Dog Warden Richard owner must have the dog licensed. Scout overnight on the weekend of sleeping bags anywhere they want Nathan Hale School’s Brownie to disease. But if symptonjs salad, pasta, beverage and des­ $10 and are cheaper than a visit to Rand said the beagle, a male, is cuddled by Virginia Celinski, an assistant dog warden for Jan 25 and 26. Participating are 10 in the museum. Troop 662 on Jan 18. The girls, persist, consult your doctor. Sardines travel the world sert. For reservations, call Beth the doctor, but they cannot replace about 8 weeks old. He is tri-color the town. Holiy is ready for adoption. Wilt at M3-S939 or Mrs. Richard Junior troops from the Connecticut along with a number of parents, • As with any new product, the On Sunday morning they will profesional consultation. passed without the can arriving by and was wearing a collar. He’s Where’S Reddy? Johnson at 843-0872. Valley Girl Scout Council, which will learn about the comet’s past, hucksters are on the fringes , ; TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — You’d complete their activities around In fact, it’s mere common sense very friendly. HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Legend­ o □ □ includes Manchester and Bolton present and future. copying the success of legitimate think nobody would care about a mail from Ellis Jensen of Manhat­ to get instructions from your Last week’s featured pet, a ary pop singer Helen Reddy □ □ □ tests. Before wasting money on ruptured, 43-year-old tin of smelly tan, Kan., Chandler grew worried. CLASSIFEED.ADS: doctor or counsel about interpret­ ' fish. "So I called him up, not knowing shepherd-collie cross named Eve. recently returned to the Los ■. >»•» --r v« The final figures for the Girl more obscure tests, consult an ing results. what to expect, and found out he'd has been adopted. Eve was found Angeles concert scene after a Scout cookie sale are in! The total accredited health professional. But Sylvester Chandler does. Area youth is Eagle Scout number of boxes sold by 45 troops Also, at-home diagnostic tests do It's a five-cent can of sardines been having trouble with his leg ... roaming on Cottage Street. 10-year absence. Where has she E V E R Y in the Manchester-Bolton area is no more than screen for diseases or that has been mailed back and and couldn't get out to mail me the The tiny puppy named Holly been? Seems Reddy is “ ready­ the D A Y conditions, and that's all. "There • . |orth between Chandler. 78, and his sardines on time,” a relieved who’s being cared for in a ing” her new book and mini-series David Spencer Hamilton. 15. brothers have also earned the k". 42.720, The profit that the 45 troops ("Sylvia Porter’s New Monty A N D will share is 113,745. are no at-home tests that can , old World War II Arm y buddy each Chandler said of his partner in this Manchester home until someone on her own roots: Aussie ancestors received the Eagle badge in a Eagle rank. ** Book for the 80s,” 1,328 pages bf adopts her is ready to go to a IN J diagnose cancer.” remarks Susan ; Christmas for 43 years. fish tale. who happened to be in the convict w o n d e r □ □ □ down-to-earth advice on personal national Court of Honor for Eagle Vaughan, a Boston Biomedical ' ,, ”It’s kind of like a last-man’s "Whoever the last man in this permanent home. Holly’s foster game. David's mother pinned the Eagle Be sure to take note of the glass money management, is available Scouts recently at the Manchester consultant. .. club,” said Chandler, of suburban club is, he won't be dining on family will miss her a lot when she Reddy says that some of the badge on him during the cerem­ display case at the M ary Cheney through her column. Send $9.95 Ward of the Church of Jesus Christ Those who favor self-testing' , iCarrollwood. "You know, where sardines," said Chandler, adding leaves, but they are unable to keep Australian boat people were guilty w o rk e r ony, His brother. Daniel. 17, Library ’This monoth. Brownie plus $1 for mailing and handlingto of Latter-day Saints Hamilton, a Troop 612 from Washington School argue the kits are economical, ' the last surviving man gets the that over the years the can has her. only by association, but "not my MANCHESTER HERALD presented the Eagle candidate, “Sylvia Porter’s New Money Book Holly was taken into custody on Vernon resident, completed 22 and Beth Wilt's Senior Troop 2 will convenient and promote early ■’ jiottle of wine.” erupted, leaked, dried out and is relatives,” shelaughs. “They were and his brother, Michael, 18. acted for the 80s,” in care of The Christmas Eve, by the town. She’s Phone U ^ V m ______Scouting merit badges in his share the case. It’s located at the detection of health problems. „ Recently, when the holiday pretty "awful inside.” guilty as hell.” as the candidate's escort. Among the most popular tests are Manchester Herald, 4400 Johnson pursuit of the award. He designed children’s entrance of the library. those that reveal signs of colon Drive, Fairway, Kan. 662(1^. and oversaw the construction of a ODD cancer. Doctors recommend an­ Please make checks payable Jo . A David Hamilton plans to serve a brick and cement drinking foun­ Parents who want to sign up Universal Pre.'s Syndicate.) • COLGATE $139 voluntary two-year mission for the their daughters for Daisy Girl nual testing for this serious disease BASIS POUDENT tain in the West Bountiful City • ROLAID RAVE Toothpaste * CURITY Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- Scout troops should call Sue in patient' over 40, but many ♦ Soap Park in Utah for his Eagle project. Antacid Tablets Cotton Balls day Saints when he turns 19. He O ’Brien at the G irl Scout office, people no longer have annual Now you know Soft Perm ISC OFF! checkups. The home tests provide All Types 40’s holds the Aaronic Priesthood in the 522-0163. All Flavors Refill 300’s Linford C. Ward. Troop 364 s a relatively easy, inexpensive way Presidents John Adams and 3 oz. 4.6 oz. Gel church. Thomas Jefferson both died on the ISO’s committee chairman, conducted Lois Gary is a member of Senior to perform this screening. same day — July 4. 1826. It was $189 5 oz. Regular $1 19 the Court of Honor, "Only one Troop 2. This column appears once Actually, tests that check for $34 9 The Rockville High School so­ fifty years after the signing of tbe SJOT cottohgi X percent of Scouts become Eagles," each month. If you have G irl Scout symptoms of colon cancer, ulcers $ 3 5 7 Declaration of Independency. said Ward during the court. phomore has played junior varsity news you’d like to see included and colitis have soared since balls N Adams’ last words were " I die, hiit "David is an Eagle in a family of football. He says camping, cooking here, write to Lois G ary, Box 591, President Reagan’s operation for Thomas Jefferson lives.” Jeffeir- Eagles," said Ward. Hamilton's and fishing are among his DAVID HAMILTON Manchester Herald. Manchester. colon cancer, unexpected on every son actually died earlier in the day. father. Spencer, and two older interests. . Eagle Scout 06040. side — but there it was. Do plants I EXLAX $30 9 ^ SOFT TYLENOL $049 CONTACT About Town History buff Chocolate AGREE Extra Strength ^ Cold Capsules Laxative TONI Shampoo or Capsules or 10’s SENSE CONTAC 10..~.„ help folks i Tablets Homewaves ^ Conditioner Masons honor House captures area Lotion Tablets SEVERE Regular 40's All Types All Types All Types 100’s COLO Royal Arch Masons. Delta Chapter, will hold a FORMULA $2«« special meeting Wednesday at the Masonic Temple, breathe? : 6 oz. 7 oz. Center Street, to present retired Chief Justice Charles in new book $ 3 6 9 Severe Formula House with his 50-year pin. A prime rib dinner will be Continued from page 13 $ ] ^ 4 9 $169 $ 3 2 7 served in the banquet hall at 6:30 p.m. before the 7:30 By AAarooret Hoyden • other scientists have been testing p.m. presentation in the lodge hall. Herald Reporter Reservations for the dinner may be made by Jan. 12 this method for several years as|87 ASPERGUM 643-4903. or Walt Whitman. 643-2610. The dinner will wondered about Hartford, its buildings, history and lems in Southern California corfi- STAYFREE cost $7.50. Those who cannot attend the dinner are munities. ; ORTHO Cherry or businesses. He also wondered about the famous Maxi Pads Orange invited to the ceremony. people who had made the city their home, such as WITHIN Contraceptive DIGEL The true test of Wolverton’s writer Mark Twain, financier J.P. Morgan, actress Cream DELFEN All Types work with plant leaves will conie Vitamins 16’S Liquid Antacid Katharine Hepburn and TV producer Norman Lear. Contraceptive Indian session set Sunday when the experiments are per­ Large -115 gm. 12’s Regular or He found out during three and a half years of 100’s formed in a house instead of tlje Foam Lemon/Orange A N D O V ER — The Andover Historical Society will research. Then, he wrote a book with the information present a program, "O u r Indians; Another View." about Hartford and nearby towns, including Manches­ small test chamber. He hopes to (lo ONB^DAY $009 Large - 50 gm. $167 12 OZ. Sunday at 2:30 p.m. in the Andover Elementary ter. It is called. “ Hartford, Yesterday & Today (350 this in cooperation with the E n v ^ - School community room. Ray Bidwell, an Andover years) ’’ onmental Protection Agency dr $089 resident who graduated from Wesleyan College with a "It's been a labor of loveV’ Arnold said. home builders association. ; Wittiini pa\n history degree, will exhibit artifacts on life in the The book is the first for Arnold, who works for Indian settlements of this area United Technologies. Some scientists, including L,anM “ I ’m the publisher, the sweeper, the writer, the Wallace, an E P A physicist who is'a Rad Cross holds CPR course whole ball of wax," he said. However, he did hire a visiting scientist at the Harvaijl printer. Wolf Color Graphics Inc. of Newington. University School of Public The Connecticut Valley East Branch, American Health, are anxious to find out ICY HOT ALPHA Red Cross, will offer a cardiopulmonary resuscitation Already Connecticut National Bank, the Greater THERAGRAN Hartford Chamber of Commerce, the Downtown whether plants fulfill their early Balm OLD SPIGE SUPUCAL 9 course Jan. 21,22 and23. from 7 to 10 p.m. at its offices, promise. • Vitamins KERI Council at 250 Constitition Plaza, Hartford, United KERI 9 20 Hartford Road. The course is open to anyone 13 or 6 7 oz. Solid Calcium Technologies, Hamilton Standard. Pratt & Whitney in 9 Stess Formuia Oil older. The cost is $15 a person. For more information Others, however, are skepticaf. Anti-Perspirant Supplement Lotion or to register, call the office, 643-5111. East Hartford, have ordered books in large 16 o z . quantities, Arnold said. Thad Godish, director of Ball Sta^e 75’s 20 oz. University’s Indoor Air QualiW All Types 30’s FOR Cole, Gaber speak at temple ‘T v e sold about 1,800 and ordered 2,500 printed,” he DRY Research Laboratory, points oqt SMN said. " I hope it will get into personal libraries,” he 2 oz. $ 7 5 9 OWE Manchester Chapter of Hadassah will hold an board added. that conditions in a house are mucji different than those in a tinw meeting tonight at 8 at Temple Beth Sholom to hear He learned much interesting and humorous I Biiiil La $J79 presentations by recent participants in the Young information. chamber. "Form aldehyde is re­ Judea program. "D id you know that anesthesia was first used in leased continuously. ’There’s ifo Marlene Cole, a Manchester High School graduate Hartford? That the country’s first Civil War way plants can keep up,” Godisb who attends Vassar College, will describe the course monument (in Hartford) contains the ashes of its says. He also says that plants c m Available at participating she took last year in Israel. Mimi Gaber, a builder and his wife? That witches were hung in increase the, release of formaldl- Crown Pharmacy CLAIROL Manchester High School student, wilfspeak about the Hartford?” he asked. hyde by increasing the humidity ^ VALUE PLUS STORES! Lenox Phermecy Q-VEL 1985 Young Judea Summer program, Hadracha Israel a home. < Proacriptlon Canter Not all llama available ar VASUNE The section on Manchester points out that the Pitkin all atoraa. 299 E. Center S l Tablets for Training Seminar. Glass factory had a monoply after the Revolutionary 208 W. Center St. To prevent increased humiditjf, Not reaponalbla tor The meeting is free and open to the public. War. He also mentions tlie Podunk Indians, the Mencheeter Leg Cramps Ultress Wolverton recommends that Manchester typographical errors. Lip Therapy Refreshments will be served. CSieney family, Manchester Memorial Hospital and |Q"W anyone who wants to try plants fdf . 30’s Haircolor the Lutz Children’s Musuem. .35 oz. air freshening cover the bottom of " I didn’t realize the state would be celebrating its H«aHh & All Shades Post serves sausage, ham the pot with about an inch of wash Brooki Phermecy Quinn'e Phermecy 350th birthday when I started.” he said. He added he gravel or lava rocks to keep soil Beauty Alda Kay Drufr Co. The Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2046 will serve considered this an extra bonus. dry and discourage growth

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DOE&N'T LIKE [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Swing Tima' A gam are looking for action on leave a tip at a VIOLENCE bling dancer takes so long to save en­ "Night Heat,” which airs late restaurant. Not THE PHANTOM by La* Falk A By Barry ough money to merry that when he does, he has a different girl. Fred Astaire, Gin­ night on THURSDAY, JANU­ a dime! It's not D e a r A b b y DEAR ABBY: Jill Turner’s 1 ^ ger Rogers, Victor Moore. 1936. ARY 9. the money: it’s statement. 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Kate Capshaw, mers will make up the difference in complain about things like this DEAR M OLLIE: Just because [D IS ] Adventures of Ozzia and Harriot [C N N ] Larry King Live Edward Herrmann. 1981 ARLO AND JANIS™ by Jimmy Johnson lips. because my motto is "L ive and let you are against smoking doesn t , [E S P N ] SportsCanter [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Invitation to the Wad­ ding’ An aristocratic British family's [DIS] Norman Rockwell's World; An And when you take a look at the live.” give you the right to decide that C I9 * 6 SynOCAte k x World f»gMs i 7:00PM (3D CBS Nows scheme to save their ancestral home American Dreem The late Norman Rock­ prices they charge, you know However. I have been annoyed LIKE LEE \AC0CCA, well reviews his career through news­ everybody else should not smoke OR WLVE5TER STALLONE, dD Throe’s Company from developers goes awry when their darned well they can afford it. by people in church who decide to — but you have the right to insist daughter doesn't marry into the wealthy reel clips, photographs, a montage of unwrap a peppermint wrapped in OR 6UPHEN KING, (3) ABC News paintings and commentary to depict im­ Print this. Maybe it will wake up that smokers may not smpke family they expected. John Gielgud. noisy cellophane. If it were a cough BLONOIE by Daan Voung A Sian Draks QD $100,000 pyramid Ralph Richardson 1983. Rated PG. ages of American life he captured on the eating public. around you. canvas AGAINST TIPPING drop needed in a hurry, fine. But 99 Jeffersona [E S P N ] College Basketball; Louisville at S TILL , HE COULD COWE OMIGOSH : I'VE WAITED just a peppermint? 9 9 Carson's Comedy Classics Memphis State [TM C] MOVIE: 'Blame It on Rio' A cof­ TEARING OUT ANY HERE FOR r\N O HOURS fee company worker has a secret rom­ 9 : 3 0 P M (22)9® Night Court Dan lands DEAR AGAINST: Whenever Last Sunday, this lady began to MOMENT . (29 ® M-A*S*H ance with the daughter of his best DEAR ABBY: To ’’Her Ixiving in hot water when he moonlights as a someone says, ” lt’s not the mo­ unwrap her peppermint just as the , (29 Wheel of Fortune friend. Michael Caine, Joseph Bologna. Daughter,” whose mother is an male escort, while the wife of a Russian Michelle Johnson. 1984. Rated R. ney; it’s the principle of the thing,” silent prayer began. She continued % ' MacNell-Lahrer Newshour immigrant is arrested upon her arrival in ’’incurable” backseat driver, my it’s usually the money. Let me unwrapping these candies n 9 9 Price Is Right America. In Stereo. 1 2:05AM QD Night Heat Colby s own throughout the preacher’s entire advice is to give up. New Image Teen Theatre brother is involved in a diamond theft as explain something to you, (Watch 9 9 Newlywed Game well as the murder of five people (60 sermon, and you know how long I tried for 30 years to get my wife [MAX] MOVIE: 'Citizen Kane' A wealthy my lips ] ^ V 9 9 Cristal min.) The government, also known as that can be! to stop telling me how to drive, but publisher is ruined by personal scandal. one day while passing a military dZ) Nightly Business Report Orson Welles, Joseph Cotton. Ruth War­ 97) MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour Uncle Sam and the IRS. a.ssumes I would like to offer a positive air base where the largest planes (69 Matt Houston rick. 194 1- 1 2:30AM (QD Comedy Tonight that every person who eats in a suggestion: Please do this while in the world routinely take off and [C N N ] Moneyline 10:00PM QD Knots Landing (CC) Lili- restaurant will leave a tip totaling the choir is singing, or while the 0 9 Star Trek land, I surrendered to the [DIS] MOVIE: 'Jiminy Cricket Story­ mae's lies about Joshua's death result in (22) 9® Late Night with David Letterman at least 8 percent of the bill, so the collecion is being taken up. or ...THERE ARE SOME T THANKS,GUZ.' teller' Jiminy Cricket introduces ani­ an innocent man’s being held in suspi­ Tonight's guests are Jay Leno and song­ while the,organist is playing a loud inevitable. 9 BINKY.GO GET THAT/ LESSEE NOW, WE'LL waitress must pay the government NEED SOME LIGHT­ ON TH' OTHER SIDE J BOV, I SURE / NOMDV mated versions of the world's greatest cion of murder, Gary dates Jill Bennett, writer Irving Caesar. (60 min.) In Stereo. solo — or unwrap it fast! One of those monsters was VINE I BROUGHT, , ' tales and tells about the lives of their and Ben comforts a distraught Cathy that amount whether she gels it AN' I'LL SHOW YOU' WEIGHT POLES THAT OF THE NEST.' HOPE THIS ( I ’ve talked to several friends coming in for a landing as we drove ARE AS STRAIGHT WORKS.' FOREVER authors. 1985. Rated NR. (60 min.) (56) Maude from the customer or not GUYS WHAT WE'RE ^ VKMOW! who are as irritated as I over this. down the interstate near Charles­ ON THE FABTBACK by Bill Holbrook GONNA tXD.' AS POSSIBLE ■ [E S P N ] College Basketball: Virginia C3) News 9 9 PELICULA; 'Los Loopardos de Chur­ So in the future if you do not tip Commonwealth at Alabams- chill' Richard Harrison. Klaus Kinsky at least 8 percent of your check, I hope you will use this in your ton, S.C., and I heard my wife say, (3D 9® 20/20 (CC) 1972 "Y ou ’d better gel your wheels Birmingham you are cheating the waitress out column as a much needed relief A lAlLLloN (3D To Be Announced 9 9 Dr. Gene Scott down: you’d better get your wheels 6£EZ.' FlK6T THEN; N\S.Til£U.lS [HBO] Inside the NFL of that amount. (P S. The u.sual tip from letters about adultery, teen­ T haTSTNE T H E R £ '^ CHICKEN (T® Mission: Impossible [DIS] Scheme of Things THANK. MBLOCV ANP 1 CAUSES PANIC 8V [U S A ] Wild. Wild World of Animals for good service is 15 percent: for age pregnancy, child abuse and down.” Trouble with NO REAL N U 6 G 6 TS . (2® Trapper John, M.D. Now that’s backseat driving! ^ u .w a v E F1&HTC5VER A ISSUING A CONFUSING- 7:30PM (3D p m Magazine 12:50AM [HBO] m o v ie : 'The Rose­ exceptional service a little more. rape. Thank you. lAeiAO... THIS lOORUP... CPMHAUNlCATk3N. piGHT? 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(S) Jeopardy (3D Joe Franklin Show ^ Odd Couple 9® Break the Bank day, and to use the decaffeinated (39 New Newlywed Game D E A R DR. ^EEiG FARPON,„MIGHr '^OH, CGAK, new I-SHALL GE' 9 9 Bodas de Odio [CNN] Crossfire variety at other times. 9 9 Benton GOTT: Two ye ­ Y\ IfcOAHGAPCFYOU? LATG FOR. ADVAHCEP 9Z) Military and the News Media: A [ESPN] Fishin' Hole Perhaps your friend is con­ d9 Wild World of Animals a r s a g o 1 Question of Access How the press cerned that your "several cups” a [CN N ] Crossfire would handle an invasion of a Central 1:05 AM QD m o v ie : 'Fingers' A man is started meno­ torn between his job as a collection day are excessive; you may [USA] Radio 1990 American country by the U.S. is debated. pause. Since (60 min.) (R). ^ agent and his musical aspirations D r . G o tt reassure him that, if you’re not MR. M EN " AND LITTLE M ISS" by Hargreaves A Sellers Magnum, P.l. Harvey Keitel. Jim Brown, Tisa Farrow then I ’ve gained 8:00PM (3D [C N N ] Evening News thirsty, your water intake is 1978 15 pounds, all in (3) PM Magazine [HBO] MOVIE: 'Blame It on Rio' A coffee Peter Gott, M.D. sufficient. (3D @9 Shadow Chasers (CC) company worker has a secret romance 1:20AM [M A X ] MOVIE: The Last my stomach. iV e BEENJ L-May 20) You have upcoming mini-series 'Sins'. cooling racks. The towels absorb 63 Unmetered Constance's past reveals unforseen dis­ unless it is a food that has had a now entered a period where partners closures about Jeff, while a serious acci­ 4:05AM ® Got smart safe mold purposely introduced With whole cured hams, any the grease and the cookies are a lot writing could play Important roles in your af­ 1 1:45PM [HBO] The Everly Brothers dent causes problems for the Colbys. Reunion Concert Phil and Don Everly into it. such as blue cheese. naturally occurring surface mold easier to handle. — 64 Inventor fairs. There's a strong chance you’ll [MAX] m o v ie : Boot street’ (60 min.) were reunited on stage for the the first 4:40AM can be washed away with soap and EVANGELINE Franklin form two new associations. Young people in a contemporary urban This is because some molds can Bridge (3D Bobby Vinton Spocial Bobby Vinton time in ten years at London's Royal Al­ 65 Compass point QEMINI (May 21-June 20) Continue to bert Hall. (65 min.) ghetto find creative outlets in graffiti art, 66 Puts evil eye on hosts and performs in this star-studded rapping and breakdancing. Rae Dawn focus your energies and talents on po­ variety special which includes musicaj 67 Go to court 12:00AM (3D Bemaby Jones Chong, Guy Davis 1984. Rated PG. 9 tentially profitable situations. But be pa­ ruffed a spade. He returned to dummy performances by Boxcar Willie. Patti tient and allow time for them to develop. Page, the Bob Mitchell Choir and others. (3D Hawaii Flve-0 NORTH 1-Mi Getting ahead with the diamond jack and began play­ [HBO] The Everly Brothers DOWN CANCER (June 21-July 22) If things (60 min.) (39 (39 Comedy Breek 4:50AM Thoughts 4AKQ753 ing high spades. Instead of ruffing in Reunion Concert Phil and Don Everly have been a trifle dull lately In the ro­ • (22) (39 Cheers When Diane secretly has (39 The Untouchebles 1 December VA72 of yourself and allowing declarer to overruff and were reunited on stage for the the first mance department, be of good cheer * afeliow psychology student observe the time in ten years at London's Royal Al* holiday (abbr.) ♦ A J pick up trump, East discarded all 9® Berney Miller because something exciting is in the ' Cheers regulars, they find out about it bert Hall (70 min.) time we experience hardship and 2 Hankering 4 A 5 By James Jacoby three of his hearts and then a low club. [CNN] Newsnight A good friend of mine once church, exhorts the community in offing. and swear revenge on her. In Stereo. this frequently leads to the attitude 3 Words of under­ If South now came off dummy with a characterized the Christian life in the following words: “ Rejoice LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Displeasing ca­ W EST EAST standing (2 the following words: "It is a life always, pray constantly, give of ingratitude. When this occurs, I reer conditions can now be changed for 4 J 9 6 2 4 10 8 Most partnerships using an opening heart, Eiast would simply ruff. If South wds.) lived in gratitude for all God has thanks in all circumstances; for believe that you will find the the better. Strive to be more assertive. 4Q 10 6 4J94 two-club bid as strong and usually ar­ ruffed a club. East would have a long 4 Stokes this is the will of God in Christ following poem helpful. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapt. 22) Take advan­ ♦ - - - ♦ 10 7 5 3 2 tificial also have an agreement that trump for the setting trick. done on our behalf and for all the 5 Actress Hagen (c) 1986 by'NEA, Inc. tage of any opportunities you get at this 4 Q J 9 8 7 4 4K 10 3 the two-diamond response to that Cinema blessings which He has bestowed Jesus for you” (I Thessalonians time to become involved with a new so­ opening is either temporizing or nega­ As often happens in the excitement upon us.” There is much in the 5:16-18]. Paul gives us an interest­ ’’Thou hast given so much to me, SOUTH of playing a grand slam, declarer got a Give one thing more — a grateful cial group. You'll enjoy adding new tive and has nothing to do with dia­ — Clue (P G ) 1:20, 7:35, 9:40. — A Holy Bible which would corrobo­ ing insight in his exhortation. It is 4 4 . HARTFORD WEST HARTFORD heart CELEBRITY CIPHER friends. monds. Therefore the immediate re­ little ahead of hinnself. After ruffing a Clnamo City — Enemy Mine (P^13) Chorus Line (PC3-13) 12:30, 7:30, 9:50. Elm 1 A 2 — Bock tothe Future (PG) rate his statement. Take, for God’s will for Christians that they ColotKity O f th T cryptograms are created from quotaliona by famous people, past and present. 4K853 Not thankful when it pleaseth LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) The possibili­ sponse of three diamonds was positive spade, he should immediately cash the 7’30. 9’40. — Ran 8. — 101 Dalmatians 7, 9:20. — Jogged Edge (R) 7, 9:20. instance, the opening words of be thankful in all circumstances. Each letter in the cipher stands lor another. Today's c/ue. U equals P ties for adding to your present holdings 4KQ 9 8 6 4 king of hearts. Now he can return to ■ (G ) 4:30, 8:10, 9:45. — The Otllclal Paul undoubtedly understood me. 46 2 and natural. After South had bid dia­ MANCHESTBR Psalm 136, "O give thanks to the by CONNIE WIENER or resources are growing stronger. Be dummy with the diamond jack and : Story 7:15, 9:30. UA Theaters Eost — Bock to the WILUMANTIC that there is nothing quite so lethal As if Thy blessings had spare materially aware and willing to work for monds a second time, North’s jump to Future (P G ) 7, 9:10. — Jogged Edge Jlllson Square CInemo — Young Lord for He is good, for His Vulnerable: North-South proceed as before. The difference is BAST HARTFORD „ ^ . Sherlock Holmes (PG-13 ) 7:05,9:20.— to Christianity as an ungrateful days, “ K O VXSJAI DXFPHH SPAP J FUXAG. what you hope to gain. five no-trump was the grand slam (R ) 7:10,9:15. — Agnes oT God (PG-13) steadfast love endures forever” Dealer: North force, a conventional bid asking South that at the finish, declarer as well as ' Botlwoed Pub A Cinema — Back to 7:20,9:20. A Chorus Line (PG-13) 7,9:15. — Out of (Psalm 136:1]. This is truly a heart. Paul included a thanksgiv­ But such a heart. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-NOV.22) Projects or : the Future (PG ) 7:30. __ Africa (PG) 7:30. — The Jewel ot the Whose pulse may be Thy to bid seven with two of the top three East will be down to only trumps, and Psalm which was composed in ing section in each one of his BKNNL ventures that you personally originate or West North East Soatb Fear Richard's Fub A Onamo — Nile (P G ) 7,9:15. — Spies Like Us (P G ) VP»I CP GVP AXHHPA IPACL.” the contract will be made. Once Bitten (PG-13) 7:30, 9:30. 7:05, 9:15. — Rocky IV (P G ) 7:10, 9:10. letters. He was one who was praise.” _ manage have excellent chances for suc­ 2 4 Pass 3 ♦ honors. Seven diamonds was a good grateful response to the Lord’s George Herbert Showcase Cinema 1-9 — Young **Trons-Lui Weinberger planned to claim the new figure the South African cleric said, dent P.W. Botha, and left feeling not specify how many missiles had tion says is a buildup of Soviet V ^ ll ^ The bonanza brought bettors out in droves ■ represents 3 percent growth "in capability,” even all.” adding that protests are “under­ discouraged about the prospects “ I told him that if you don’t want arrived, but said they were stored SS-20 missiles pointed at Western across the state in a last-minute frenzy of ticket though it is less than he sought, a Pentagon official at the Hahn Air Base in the buying and lured thousands across borders from mining the morale of the perpetra­ for racial reforms in South Africa. to get rid of apartheid then you Europe. 62 3 -6 9 8 2 told the Tim es.^ Hunsrueck area of West Germany. neighboring states. 1 tors of apartheid.” Botha, who met with the six don’t want a strong relationship The air base is 68 miles west of West German news media re­ Each of the four winners will get $5,287,020 over Weinberger, who has acted as President Reagan’s In South Africa, he said, "Peace­ Americans on the second day of with the United States. He said Wiesbaden. ports, never denied by U.S. offi­ lianrl|patpr Umih 20 years, or $198,263.25 a year after taxes. lottery “ point-man” for defense spending, is anxious to “ get ful demonstrations are virtually their four-day visit, rejected their sanctions were punitive and that Hanns Schreiner, a government cials, have said that all 108 of the FUEL’.rrSS** spokesman Greg Barry said. going” with the budget battle for fiscal 1987, which impossible.” appeal to visit imprisoned black the Americans were interfering in spokesman for Rhineland Pfalz Pershing 2 missiles scheduled for FULL HEATING SERVICE begins in Oct. I, a senior Pentagon official said. In Washington, daily protests. leader Nelson Mandela, Winnie South African affairs,” G ray said. state where the air base is located, West Germany have arrived at 16 Brainard Place Manchester declined to comment on the report. their locations. ‘ Prices Subject to Change t v MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday Jan. 9. 1986 — 21

to - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Jan. 9, 1986 Solidarity union getting ‘street smart’ BUSINESS active now than it was during Bv Potricio Koza martial law. United Press International "Everybody is thinking how to survive, how to "This is a war,” said one to explain why he would risk jail by GDANSK. Poland — Solidarity, make it. The people know they don’t have any printing and distributing a two- Business CDrineans time deposit — period the independent union that chance (against the government). They don’t page statement commenting on spawned a brief era of social recent government actions. ANSWER: Yes. But — and this is a mighty big BUT freedom before It was crushed by In Brief QUESTION; ^Please help me understand the want to take any risks.... One wonders if these Clandestine print shops have — federal deposity insurance coverage never martial law, is growing up and spread like mushrooms through­ six-month CDs i have at three banks. One bank calls disappears overnight. A bank or S&L is required to becoming “ street smart.” moral losses can be made up in the future.’ them "special time deposits.” The second bank says out the country, mainly near the notify depositors before terminating its FDIC or Lech Walesa, who founded Solid­ Polish dissident Bank reports earnings rise they are “ 182-day accounts.” The third says “ 182-days bigger cities. There are even half a FSLIC membership. And all existing deposits arity in the Gdansk shipyards in BOSTON — The Bank of New England Corp. CDs.” Are these all OK as CDs? Investors’ dozen publishing houses that spe­ continue to be insured for two years after that. CDs 1980, said the illegal union has been cialize in illegal literature. announced that its 1985 earnings per common keeping a low profile lately, while ANSWER: Yes. CD is short for certificate of Guide remain insured until their maturity dates. appear quiet. But there is much Getting paper and ink is a share rose an estimated 25 percent over 1984. Yours is really a hypothetical questions. Only a it makes plans for programs in the knelt at a monument to slain The estimate was based on preliminary deposit, which means the same thing as time deposit, activity under the surface. problem. Sometimes ink is home­ William A. Doyle bank or S&L run by nitwits would give up federal economic, social and even political victims of the 1970 Baltic coast unaudited figures reflecting last month’s merger time.account, term deposit, term account and savings made from ashes and petroleum deposit insurance. A stupid move such as that wpuld arenas. workers’s protests while thou­ certificate. BOTH SOLIDARITY and the jelly. . with the Maine National Corp. of Portland, “ In this second stage of opera­ sands of workers poured out of the Although different banks and savings and loan start a classic "run on the bank,” with the "everyone Communist Party admit they are Both leaders like Walesa and Maine, the bank said in a prepared statement tion, wedon’tneed any spectacular Lenin shipyard nearby. Joining associations come up with slight variations and even and his brother” you mention pulling money out. locked in a sharp political struggle. underground members have little Wednesday. shows,” he said in a recent him would have meant the possibil­ give them different names, all these accounts work Poland remains unique in the patience for their countrymen who Earnings per common share in 1985 were an QUESTION; My husband is in a nursing home and interview. “ It’s not a job requiring ity of a 3-year jail term for taking estimated $6.22, up from $4.99 in 1984. Net income virtually the same way. East Bloc because Solidarity was refuse to get involved, try to is physically and mentally unable to handle ’our 10 million people,” the number of part in an illegal gathering. for 1985 was an estimated $131 million, a 30 You agree to leave your money on deposit for a $ 1, 000. able to break the monopoly on immigrate or join the Communist finances. I am disabled and housebound. We have CDs members Solidarity had before it Walesa knelt alone. percent increase over the $101 million earned by specified period of time; the bank or S&L agrees to If your bank issues CDs only in $1,000 multiples and publishing by printing thousands Party to assure themselves of a at two banks. One matured yesterday. The other will was declared illegal in 1982. The ban on gatherings is just one the corporation in 1984. pay a specified rate of interest on that money. your matured CD was worth, say, $29,950 in both of illegal newspapers, brochures good job or their children a place at mature next month. Both banks sent us notices that The change is evident in a new of several tough measures the principal and interest, you could put $29,000 into a new and even books during and after the university. The underground Net income for the fourth quarter of 1985 was the CDs would be renewed on their maturity dates. Solidarity poster that will surface estimated at $1.76 per share, up 19 percent from QUESTION: When my $28,000 CD matured, I rolled CD and have $950 left over — earning no interest. Polish government pul into effect martial law. refers to this last type as The original Cds bear issue dates and maturity in Poland soon. It shows a last year while portraying the "collaborators.” $1.48 per share in 1984. Net income for the fourth it over into a new CD. The woman at the bank said It has to be counted as unusual for a bank to issue red-haired boy with a street-smart some of this money — almost $1,000 — would no longer CDs only in multiples as high as $I ,000. But there’s no dates. Unless we have something else in writing about nation as having returned to The “ underground” — those Training of new activists con­ quarter was a projected $37.5 million, up 23 earn interest. I had her transfer the amount not rule preventing that. You were wise to transfer that the renewals, won’t this be confusing to the person smile, one hand raised in the stability after the economic and thousands of activists throughout tinues. Walesa insists the nation percent from $30.6 million for the fourth quarter Solidarity “V” sign, wearing earning interest into my money market deposit sterile, non-interest-earning amount to your money who may have to handle our affairs? political crises that led to the the country who print anti-state must wait out the worst and be of 1984. rumpled blue jeans and a white imposition of martial law. The Bank of New England also merged last account. market deposit account. pamphlets and books and organize prepared to take over at the ANSWER: It shouldn’t be. Keep the notices you T-shirt that says, “ I am 5 years Other measures have curbed month with the Old Colony Bank of Providence, I was under the impression that the full amount of Because each bank and S&L can set its own rules on dissident activities — is more opportune time. have received with your CD papers. Depending on the old,” the age of the banned union. academic freedom at universities, R.I., but that move had no effect on fourth- my matured CD could be put into a new CD, so that all CDs, it’s always smart to have all the rules of a method used by each bank, your CD might be a imposed stiff fines or even jail quarter or full-year earnings, the bank said. of the money would earn interest there. Is this right? particular institution explained. Solidarity’s low-key approach is certificate, a passbook or a simple statement. Most echoed in other levels of Polish terms for economic profiteering QUESTION: Everyone and his brother looks for likely, you will receive a notice confirming your CD society, interviews with unofficial and empowered the Communist ANSWER: That depends on the CD provisions at the Hog pHces may rise In ’86 banks with Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. coverage renewal from each bank. Add those to your records. sources in several Polish cities Party to run the universities. particular depository institution. 85 E. CENTER ST and S&Ls with Federal Savings and Loan Insurance If you don’t get official renewal notices, write or UPl photo indicated. At times the low profile There are plans afoot to curb WASHINGTON — Hog producers may see Many, perhaps most, banks and S&Ls allow you to Corp, coverage. You advise this and say it protects telephone each bank, explaining your situation and is hard to separate from despair. publishing of writers whose works market prices improve somewhat this year, and put the entire proceeds of a matured CD — the 649-5268 each depositor up to $100,000 at each institution. stressing that you want something in writing. do not promote communist one of the reasons will be a decline in the number principal amount, plus accumulated interest — into a Lech Walesa, shown here in his Gdansk home in a 1983 But suppose a bank or S&L does not pay its “ EVERYBODY IS thinking how ideology. of live hogs imported from Canada, according to new CD. insurance premiums. Won’t it lose its insurance Doyle welcomes written questions, but he can file photo, readily admits the outlawed union Solidarity is to survive, how to make it,” one Neither have economic condi­ Agriculture Department economists. But others don’t. Some banks and S&Ls issue CDs coverage? provide answers only through the column. keeping a low profile, but its members insist on keeping dissident said. "The people know tions improved much. Although WEEKEND Sf^ECIAL Last July, the U.S. International Trade only in denominations divisible by $100, $250, $500 or the spirit of the movement alive. He and other they don’t have any chance there are more groceries and basic CASH & CARRY Commission voted to impose a duty of roughly 10 underground members have little patience for fellow (against the government). They goods in the stores this ChrVkmas percent on imports of live hogs from Canada, than last year, the 17 percent Poles who will not get involved in opposition to the don’t want to take any risks.... One retroactive to April 3, 1985 But it refused to 9 wonders if these moral losses can inflation rate makes prices higher. impose a similar tariff on pork. Order forces 9 Communist government. When Walesa knelt at a be made up in the future.” These tough laws and regula­ Daffodils The USDA’s Economic Research Service says Stocks dive with jobiess rate monument to slain workers recently, he knelt alone. Recently, for example. Walesa tions make the overall situation in a new outlook report that 1985 pork imports from all foreign sources, mainly Canada, totaled Kodak to drop 358,825 metric tons through October, up 21 Bv The Associated Press percent from a year earlier. Allowing for some decline in the last two months, imports for the The U.S. unemployment rate edged down in Border entire calendar year probably rose 15 percent to instant camera December for the second straight month to its Stocks Suffer about 410,000 tons. lowest level in almost six years, pushing total In 1986. pork imports from all sources are employment for the month to an all-time high, the ROCHESTER, N.Y. (UPI) - Eastman Kodak Co. expected to decline about 5 percent from last government reported. will compensate 16 million instant camera owners Growth in service-related jobs and manufac­ Biggest towns year’s level, the report said. C R O s s m n n s unable to buy film because a court ordered the firm to turing employment helped push the jobless rate give up its business today, but the picture remains to 6.9 percent in December from 7 percent the 20-year bonds hit nadir cloudy for hundreds of Kodak workers. month before, the Labor Department said One-Day divided Kodak, convicted of stealing trade secrets from Wednesday. WASHINGTON — ’The Treasury Department rival Polaroid Corp., ran out of legal remedies to Unemployment had been at 7.2 percent in sold $4.75 billion in 20-year bonds Wednesday at anr.-.niB remain in the instant photography business Wednes­ October and September. RAFAH, Occupied Gaza Strip an average yield of 9.43 percent, the lowest day when a Supreme Court justice rejected a But although analysts said the shrinking (UPI) — Naima trudged to the interest rate on this type of bond since they were Loss last-minute plea. jobless rate could be a sign of future economic fence marking the border between first sold in 1981. ” It is with deep regret and considerable disappoint­ strength, the stock market staged a broad retreat Egypt and Israel to show relatives The department said it received $12.9 billion in her pregnant, bulging belly. Winter Fix-up Project ment that Kodak leaves the instant photographic on Wednesday, erasing the gains that had bids, with the interest rates down from an " I t ’s terrible,” she said, be­ business,” Chairman Colby Chandler said ” We have propelled the market to record highs the previous Since average yield of 10.47 percent at the last auction continuously believed that our instant products were day on several Wall Street barometers. moaning the necessity of giving of 20-year bonds on Oct. 31. This had been the based on technology which combined the best of our The unemployment figures translated into her family the glad tidings across previous low for the bonds, which ha ve a maturity own proprietary research and that which lay in the 138,000 fewer jobless Americans during De­ the barbed wire. "W e can see each of 20 years and one month. These bonds were first 1929 public domain. cember, and put total employment for the month other, we can shout at each other, auctioned in January 1981. y99 Industry analysts said Kodak, which had not made at an all time high of 108.2 million, the , but we can't touch each other.” $125 The bonds were sold at an average price of Every day a dozen or more money on instant products for years, would absorb the government said. J J tdiVi" EitmM WATER HEATERS $9,947.30 for a $10,000 bond with a coupon rate 9V> I court-ordered ouster without serious damage. The manufacturing rebound created 45,000 Palestinians — mothers with child­ standard tnodela. With 5 year percent. SANDED PLYWOOD Eugene Glazer of Dean Witter Reynolds Inc. more jobs in December, as 237,000 jobs overall Down ren, elderly men and teenagers — Agency grade. Use in or out. limited warranty. Glaaa llnad. yell news to relatives stranded in • r....ii.n ..it.B he. 139 - tn dan It 38 U. M n l Co estimated a write-off of the $230 million dollars Kodak were created during the month, the Labor Camp Canada on the Egyptian side If 48 U. Dicliial BIW wins Navy contract f invested to start the division would cost shareholders Department said. of the border 100 yards and two at least SO cents a share in fiscal 1985. White House spokesman Larry Speakes said 39^10 WASHINGTON - The Bath Iron Works has Kodak stock dropped Wednesday to $48.62 from $50 the drop in the jobless rate tp the lowest level of fences away. won a $386.5 million Navy contract to build two "I have a brother over there,” in heavy trading of 1.3 million shares, Glazer said. Ronald Reagan’s presidency indicated continu­ more Aegis nuclear-powered guided missile Polaroid stock rose. ing improvement this year in the jobs picture. said Ismail. 20. a resident of Camp cruisers, an award that could mean 3,000 new jobs Brazil in the Israeli part of Rafah, Alter the court decision, Kodak instituted a massive Janet L, Norwood, the commissioner of labor A A for the huge Maine shipyard. " I go to see whether he’s all right buy-back program for the outlawed instants from statistics, noted that unemployment remained The rival Ingalls Shipbuilding Division of Litton and whether he has received the consumers and unused inventories from retailers and high at 8 million, and during 1985 there was little Systems Inc. in Pascagoula, Miss., won a $242 wholesalers. decline in the number of people who had given up cut its discount rate on loans to banks, prompted little money I can send him.” million contract to build a third cruiser, the For almost three years, since The firm said it would trade a telephoto disc camera “ looking for work "because they thought their an upsurge in interest rates on the credit Pentagon said Wednesday. Israel withdrew from the Sinai in 1 5 % and twin-pack of disc film, or an instant value coupon search would be fruitless.” markets. Prices of long-term government bonds, Manvllle The Aegis system is an array of sophisticated X ^ O F F book worth $50, or one share of Kodak common stock On Wall Street, the Dow Jones average of 30 which move in the opposite direction of interest 1982, Rafah. with its run-down 24$ radars situated in a blockhouse-like structure on ramshackle buildings, has been a 1-19 6K" IMxiil for the instant cameras. industrials suffered its largest one-day drop ever, rates, fell about $20 for each $1,000 in face value. Reg. 14.99-99.99-In-Stock the deck of the cruisers, and are used for air divided Arab town. ATTIC INSULATION Kodak was ousted from the instant photography plunging 39.10 points to 1,526.61. It topped the BATH FAUCETS defense of the fleet. The system defends against Once stock and bond prices began sliding in Israel gave up the Sinai in its 1979 • 15", « S/r M...... 1U6 business by a decade-old lawsuit by the smaller previous record drop of 38.33 points on Oct. 28, Now 12.74-84.99. Choose air to surface missile.^ from other ships or planes, Polaroid. response to the rise in interest rates, the trend N N 1929. peace treaty with Egypt, but clings • 23", )5 S/f kll...... 11.92 from many styles, finishes. and can direct and manage a battle in the skies. to the Gaza Strip along the U.S. District Judge Rya Zobel in Boston ruled Sept. Analysts said signs of economic strength snowballed as investors sold stock to protect The Navy plans to build 27 of the ships through 13 that Kodak infringed seven Polaroid patents when reflected in the unemployment figures, and gains made in the powerful market rallies of late Mediterranean captured from fiscal year 1990, 17 of which Egypt during the 1967 Six Day war. the Kodak EK-4 and EK-6 cameras were introduced in disappointment that the Federal Reserve has not 1985. The two countries were unable to 1976 — 31 years after Polaroid’s first instant camera. agree on a plan to reunite Rafah. Ready To Use Stock market continues slide In October, Zobel issued an injunction ordering "When the Israelis withdrew, JOINT COIPOUND Kodak to stop making and selling instant cameras and NEW YORK — The stock market continued to film effective Thursday. The U.S. Court of Appeals the Egyptians insisted that the For proper installation of and the Supreme Court Justice denied motions to stay borders be drawn exactly where gypsum. Net contents 4Va gal. sell off In early trading today, a day after the Dow Tax credits end they had been,” said Dennis Jones industrial average had its biggest one-day the order. A Kodak appeal of Zobel’s September Brown, an officer of the United 4 9 9 point drop ever. decision has not been heard. Nations Welfare and Relief The Dow Jones average of 30 industrial stocks In Cambridge, Mass., Polaroid Chairman William Agency. 15»» was down 6.31 to 1,520.29 in the first ho.ur of McCune Jr. said the company was “ delighted with the 1985 a bright year for solar Every two months. Brown trav­ 4x8x%2’’-Reg. 5.99-6.49 Reg. 18.99-Solld State trading. decision. Although we cannot predict the final els with UNWRA food and clothes k » = ~ » « « *W A U PANELS Declining issues outnumbered advancing ones outcome of the appeal, we are awaiting the court's 48 ” GRIDUDHT BOSTON (U PI) — Expiring based on projections drawn from a “ Most of the dealers we talked to shipments to the 789 families in 'Tan Bark Hickory' or Honey For 2'x4' grid ceilings. by a heavy margin of about 8 to 1 in the early tally ruling.” federal and state tax credit pro­ survey of company representa­ said sales were way up over the Camp Canada, so named because Birch'. Simulated woodgrain. Bulbs extra. No. 8540. of New York Stock Exchange-listed issues. Chandler has said Kodak would not re-enter the tives, Gillian F. Gansler. spokes­ past six months because of public­ of Canada’s contribution to the Wall Street analysts predicted the market instant picture business if the injunction took effect. grams brought a rush of business woman for the state Executive ity that the tax credits will be United Nations Emergency Force wouid continue to be volatile although many said Charles Smith, a company spokesman in Roches­ to solar heating companies in 1985, Office of Energy Resources, said expiring on the federal level and which patrolled the area prior to they expect the bull market to reassert itself ter, said Kodak would attempt to find jobs within the but officials say the alternative might be on the state level,” said the war. It is a housing project built eventually. company for the approximately 800 people “ with energy industry may be in for hard Wednesday. Gillian. “ People who’ve been by the Israelis in 1972. Beatrice led the NYSE’s early list of most satisfactory work records" who work full-time on times this year. 24’’x80’’-Reg. $99 n f l That compares to 4,600 sales the thinking about getting (a solar “ Camp Canada was on the active issues, down Vi to 42%. American instant picture products there. The fate of another It is estimated that about 7,000 previous year and about 3.000 in system) for a long time went out wrong side of the border,” Brown ETCHED GLASS U J Telephone & Telegraph was down Vo to 23%. 3,700 part-time workers remains uncertain. Smith new solar heating systems were 9 9 9 Top Quality and got one.” said BIFOLD The NYSE’s composite index of all its listed said. installed in Massachusetts in 1985, 1983, she said. Israel has agreed to allow the ‘Natchez’ series. Safety 2x3x8’ STUD common stocks fell 0.90 to 119.30. At the American glass. Casing, jamb extra. S-grn SPF stud grade. Stock Exchange, the market value index fell 1.93 families to return and has pre­ 2 GaI. Reg. 12.99 i^maaone ‘Imperial Accotone’ pared terrain in the Tel al Sultan •30” Reg. $129...... $119 to 245.33. TEXTURE PANTS • 36"-Reg. $149...... $139 12’ SHEET VMYL Traders on Wall Street said that much of the camp on the Israeli side of the ■Ruff-Cote’. Flat v/hite, Carbide gets back to business border. "There are enough plots Durable vinyl, no*W£ix sur­ heavy selling Wednesday was in the form of latex finish. Wall, ceiling. face. In-stock patterns. for 500 units.” Brown said. programmed sales by major investment firms. In BV Donald W. Gallagher shareholders to continue to com­ could bring $1 billion or more "The Israelis have given us the NOT IV IIIA B U IN HARTFORD such programs, purchases and sales are 6799 United Press International above their $1.1 billion book value. land. but the Egyptians have to pay 2 5 9 9 automatically triggered by specific price move­ pete against Carbide’s own ex­ change offer,” Heyman said. $7,000 a family to build new ments, adding to the volatility of the market. Without mentioning GAF, Il8t. 79.99 - Filljf asNikU NEW YORK — The battle for Analysts believe Carbide dealt houses,” Ismail said. " I f Egypt 25’’x22’’-Reg. 32.99 'EA. Declines Wednesday outnumbered advances Warren M. Anderson, chairman control of Union Carbide Corp, and Israel solve Taba, our families 5 DRAWER CHEST 12”x12’’ Reg. 79* Ea. by about 5 to 2 on the NYSE. Big Board volume GAF a severe blow last Thursday and chief executive officer of the SHI6LE BOWL SINK ended Wednesday with the chair­ in Camp Canada will be allowed to Solid knotty pine. Easy totaled 180.33 million shares, against 152.95 when it announced the exchange Danbury. Conn.-based Carbide, 6 ” bowl. With satin finish. FLOOR TILE (* )^ a tro n g man of GAF Corp. gracefully return to Palestine.” glide drawers. Ready to million in the previous session. offer in which each share would issued a modest victory statement. • DnMi Biwl...... 35.99 'Vernay'. Durable, vinyl no­ bowing out of the contest and the receive a package of cash and Taba is a tiny resort beach on the paint or stain. ” Our board of directors and 9 wax surface. Self-adhering. chairman of Carbide saying his senior debt securities valued at 9 Gulf of Aqaba controlled by Israel senior management have been Dollar higher In Europe company “ can now proceed with­ and claimed by Egypt. The two 4 9 9 4 4 9 $85. unequivocably determined to J99 out costly distractions.” Carbide said it would pay $85 a countries have disputed its owner­ LONDON — The dollar opened generally achieve two objectives. One, to GAF, the Wayne, N.J.-based share for 38.8 million shares, or 55 ship for three years. Reg. 6.99 Qt. ______‘E-Z Set’ 1”x10”x3’ Kiln Dried higher in Europe today, and the price of gold also protect and enhance both imme­ firmed. manufacturer of specialty chemi­ percent of its outstanding shares. "The Egyptians see Rafah as a € S S S m diate and long term values for our WOOD STAW PASSABE SET PME SHELWN6 Dealers in Zurich and Milan sa'id the dollar’s cals and building products, with­ GAF said that in order to minor problem compared to Oil base. Highlights natural m Stainless steel. 2 plain knobs. Smoothly planed on all sides. shareholders and enable our drew its $74 cash .offer for Carbide maintain its approximately 10 Taba.” Brown said. "In the strength was due to a forecast in New York that shareholders to realize them. wood beauty. Stock woodtones. • Brass Finish...... 5.99 common stock and associated pool percent stock ownership in Union meantime, the Palestinians just sit • 4’...... 2.99 * 6 ’...... 3.99 American interest rates will not go down further. rights in the face of a litany of Carbide, it withdrew 1,833,000 of "Two. to redirect Union Carbide there. The dealers said gold rose because of concerns defensive measures construct^ to in a manner consistent with its "The refugees would come back 1 6 9 9 2 4 9 9 about the American-Ubyan confrontation. the 6,728,000 shares of Carbide that 2 6 9 repel the unwanted takeover move tradition and concern for the best without compensation. They want The dollar began trading in Frankfurt at 2.4665 it had previously tendered in frAYTirffrrrs that was launched Dec. 9. interests of our employees, custo­ to return to Palestine and hope that marks vs. 2.4424 and in Zurich at 2.0915 francs response to the company's ex­ 14/2 250’ W/Ground 5 Piece Oak lim in i j Vz”x10' "G A F initially acquired Carbide mers and the communities of they will find employment.” against 2.0743. The U.S. unit opened in Paris at change offer. Carbide’s exchange ELECTRICAL WIRE shares because they represented which we are a part,” Anderson Egypt has begun efforts to boost BATH ACCESSORIES COPPER TUBIIM 7.5625 francs against 7.5037 and in Brussels at offer expired at midnight Tuesday. Solid copper. Type NM B._ With towel bar, ring, soap dish, For Standard hot and cold water an attractive investment oppor­ said. the population of its part of Rafah. 51.125 francs against 50.68. At the same time Carbide e 12/2 250’...... 23.99 tooth/tumbler and paper holder. supply systems. Type M. tunity,” said Samuel J. Heyman. For its part. GAF retreats from but is offering employment oppor­ In Milan, the dollar changed hands at 1,683.50 released its exchange offer it also GAF chairman and chief executive announced steps to sell its consu­ the battle enriched. GAF said it tunities only to Egyptians, Israeli lire against 1,667.50. officer. mer products businesses that had expects to record a pre-tax gain of experts said. In London, where banks Wednesday raised "N ow that Union Carbide has operating profits of $226 million on approximately $90 million and an Rafah has a population of 75,000 their base lending rates by 1 percent to 12.5 w st ires N IMS w ME AT AEUca rt«Es Au (TOUB im a in percent, the pound strengthened marginally decided to pursue a program sales of $1.9 billion in 1984. after-tax gain of approximately Palestinians on the Israeli side and Prices In Effect Now Thru Saturday. Jan. 11th uauen Evenur u m m s a t o ia a m s m a t vasv r m i stom TO STOW WE RESfSVE THE MOm TO lOWT OUAHTnKS 10 DEALERS against the dollar. At the opening it was $1.4440 similar to that contemplated by Analysts estimate these units, $81 million, or $4.50 a share of GAF 5,000 Egyptians — in addition to the We Honor MasterCard, against $1.4430. ' GAF-and the market price of which produce such lines as common stock in the current inhabitants of Camp Canada — on Carbide shares is reflecting these Visa Charge Cards MANCHESTER NEWINarON HARTFORD In Tokyo, the dollar closed at 202.40 yen against Eveready batteries, Glad wrap quarter. SAMUEL J. HEYMAN the Egyptian side. 146 i M K i r StTMl 3127 Itrlln Turnplki 201.65. actions, we no longer believe it'to and bags, Simonlze. STP, and And it also makes no apologies "The Palestinians are in for a 3200 Hi . Main SL NB4II38 606M1 5264366 be in the best Interests of our Prestone automotive products, for its takeover bid. . . . no longer interested rude awakening when they re­ turn,” Brown said. m i

MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Jan. 9. 1986 - Z3 it — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Jan. 9. 19»6 Classified... . . 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 LOOK FOR THE STARS... * * * M ntlrAC Business Opportunities 22’ Store/Otfice Space 44 Household Goods 62 Rates For a d vertise m ents to be Look for the CLASSIFIED ADS with STARS; stars help you get nUM«.CS Situation Wonted 23 Resort Property 45 Misc for Sole 63 published Monday, the deod- 64 Minimum: L o st/F o u n d ...... 01 E m ploym ent Info. 24 Aflisc. fo r Rent 46 Home ond Gorden line is 2:30 p.m, on Friday. Personals...... 02 Instru ctio n 25 Wanted to Rent 47 Pets 65 4 Lines better results. Put a star on your act and see what a Announcements...... 03 Roommates Wanted 48 AAusicol Items 66 Recreotionoi Items 67 Days Per Line Read Your Ad Real Estate services Antiques 66 1-5...... 75« Clossified advertisements 69 ^ difference it makes. Telephone 643-2711, Monday-Friday, Homes for Sale 31 Tog Soles 6-19...... 55« ore taken by telephone as a 70 20 o r m o r e ...... 45« F in a n c ia l condominiums 32 Services Ottered 51 Wanted to Duv convenience. AAnrirtnnx II Lots/Lond tor Soie 33 Pointing/Popering 52 The Manchester Herold is , Investment Property 34 Building/Controcting 53 resbunsibleonlyforoneincor- 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 4- 4 rn in- .ages, rooting, siding, ktt- I LOST AND FOUND for Bob. M /F for busy wholesale tion Is seeking a Micro I APARTMENTS , sured and references. 649- chens, bathrooms, re- warehouse. Paid group Computer Teacher aide to chester Herald. rance. Call 643-2178ask for I dd idhB, TrI 3248. Carol. Possible Bed 8, Breakfast 14^1 FDR RENT iHoma ratwirs. Yo 0 r o c e m e n t Lost — Hearing Aid, y Icln- HELP WANTED Insurance, 247-2110. assist teachers and stu­ All real estate advertised windows/doors. 643-6712. I Maintenance Clerk. En­ TractorTraller Drivers — Inn located fn Historic It, we do It. Ity of Shoprite, Spencer dents In the running of the In the Manchester Herald paiii try level position, full No long distance hauling. Carpenters Needed Im­ Bolton Green. Spacious 8 motes. Insured. (MOilm. w Street. Please call 643- time. Competitive wage Social Worker, Adminis­ Manchester High School Is subject to the federal room antique In excellent Manchester — Available ottU I^BlNLOMe/ ' Part-time correspondents trator for Director, De­ Apple and Pet Computer Mall replies to Box N, c/o mediate openings tor ex­ Fair Housing Act of 1968, Immediately. One, two Jcmli 8962. and benefits. Diversified Manchester Herald. perienced carpenters, all condition I 7 working fire­ HEATING/ to cover scholastic sports areas of responslbllty In­ partment of Human labs. Computer back­ which makes It Illegal to and three bedroom apart­ 357^v lS2|t»NTHACTW6 events In the Manchester phases of construction. places, wide chestnut PLUMBING Impounded — Female, 8 cluding clerical, delivery, Needs, Manchester Area ground desirable; train­ advertise any preference, floor boards and New ments. $425, $495, $525, area. Sports knowledge Conference of Churches. ing w ill be provided. Full time employment heat and hot water In­ weeks. Golden Retriever, light maintenance and and benefits. Call 742-5317, limitation or discrimina­ Barn. $194,900. Blanchard Forrond Remodeling — Woodland Street. Male, 2 essential; newswrltlngex­ carpenter assistance. Requirements: B.S. or eq­ Monday-Thursday, 10:30- tion based on race, color, cluded. J.D. Real Estate, lured, tip s ., Cabinets, roofing, gut­ Fogarty Brother* — Ba­ perience desirable. For 8:30-5, Monday thru 8i Rossetto Real Estate, ilcures and years. Shepherd Cross, Able to driye standard. uivalent. Residence 3:30. Position will begin religion, sex or national 646-2482.D 646-1980.______ters, room additions, throom remodeling; In^ dn appointment, call Len within Manchester area. January 27th. No fringe Full ond part time cashi­ Friday. Orices. stollatlon water heaters, block and tan. Nutmeg Call Leslie Monday- origin, or an Intention to Like Private Home — 3Vj detcks, all types of remo, Drive. Call the Manches­ Auster, sports editor, F rld a y , 282-0651 to r Administrative expe­ benefits. Contact Pat ers and dell persons make any such prefer­ ask tor deling and repoirs. FREE gorbage disposols; faucet Manchester Herald, Ladd, Manchester Board needed all-shifts. Apply at Floral Designer with . Redwood Farms Cape — room apartment. Base­ ings ond ter Dog Warden, 646-4555. Interview. rience helpful. Salary ence, limitation or dis­ Make sure you see this 7 .wtimates. Fully Insured, repoirs: 649-4539. Vlso/M- weekdays before 10 a.m., of Education, 45 North Grampv's Corner Store, some experience. Write to ment, appliances. Work­ asterCord accepted, range $13,700.-$15,500. An crimination. The Herald room, I'/j bath Cape with ing single adult, married telephone 6434017, after 643-2711. Key Punch Operator — Equal Opportunity Em­ School Street, Manches­ 706 Main Street, Flower's Inc., P.O. Box will not knowingly accept 6pm, 647-8S09. Manchester. 1664, Manchester, CT, family room, fireplace, couple. No children, pets. Experience required, ployer. Send resume to ter, CT 06040. EOE. 647- any advertisement which DON'T KNOW "w ere to 9 with resume of previous garage and a treed lot! 643^2880.______WANTED I MOTORCYCLES/ ANNOUNCEMENTS Coventry — Driver for knowledge of 3741 and/or MACC, Box 773, Manches­ 3451. Is In violation of the law. look ilext for a l<5b? How I Manchester Herald. Lake Assemblers and Coll wind­ experience. Hurry! Blanchard 8, Ros­ IRICYCLES 3742 a plus. Should hove ter, CT, 06040 by January setto Real Estate, 646- Manchester — 7 room, 3 Carpentry.’ and remodel­ about ploclng a "Sltuo- TD BUY area, good pay and car knowledge of basic office 31, 1986. VIsto Volunteer 35 hour ers. Finger dexterity ne­ New Listing — Manches­ or 4 bedroom apartment ing services Complete .tlon Wonted"/^ od In Emprgency? In Manches­ allowance. Call 647-9946. cessary. Experience not Looking for a part time 2482.0 equipment and other vor- week, 1 year commit­ ter. $118,900. Ldrge cus­ In residential neighbor­ home repoire and remo- classified? Wanted — 1971 Chew 72 Honda 360 — Excellent ter, dial 911 for fire, lous office duties. Full Cleaning —' Contract tment literacy volunteer necessary, will train, 4 Gal Friday with typing hood, heat, hot water, delldOt Ouoitty work. Ref-, police, medical help. ability and computer ex­ tom ranch Iri very Great Duplex! West Side! Malibu for body parts. running. $500 or best otter. Dental Receptionist — benefit program plus den­ cleaning company seeks project. $212 bi-weekly day week, 10 hour day, desirable area. Ideal garage included. $650 a et'encet, licensed and In^- 649-5234 after 5pm. Manchester office. 4 day 7am-5:34pm, Monday- perience. Flexible sche­ 6-6 In excellent condition. Coll 643-4910. tal paid. 5 day work week. Individuals to work part plus $900 end-of-vear bo­ layout for enterflalnlno. 2 New roof, large rooms, 2 month plus security. 649- sured: Cali 6464165. USE RICE to clean the week. Experience neces­ Call 289-2736between8am- time In the Manchester nus. Office work commun­ Thursday. Apply at Able dule or 5 hburs per day. 9227, 649-4248. Available Please send work history fireplaces, one In the liv­ cor garage and a treed Late Model Husovarna Inside of bottles and long- sary. Send resume to Box 5pm. area. Hours are ■ 12:30- ity outreach recruiting Coll 8< Electronics, How­ ing room and one In the Jqnuorv 1st.______M, c/o Manchester ard Road, Bolton, CT. and salary requirements loti A great buy! Blan­ chain saw. Large size 2100 IMISCELLANEDUS stem vases. Sprinkle rice 4:30pm or 5:30-9:30pm, tutors/students. Call 647- family room. There’s also chard & Rossetto Real model. Must be In good Inside container, add Herald. Mondav-Frldoy. Respon­ 6232. to: The Manchester He­ Three Room Apartment Fioorsanding — Fleers I AUTOMOTIVE Experienced Babysitter rald, Box Z. a sunroom and aluminum Estate, 646-2482.0 — Heat, hot water, stovfe, condition. Call 649-7057. warm, sudsy water and sible people please call siding. D.W. Fish Realty, tike new. Specializing In shake ylgorously. The Assistant for Doctor's of­ Wanted — Preferably my refrigerator, carpet. $365. older floors, natural end 649-3181. 643-1591 or 871-1400.D Manchester — $43,900 & New HR78-14 W/W steel rice will polish and clean fice, optemetric practice. home, variable hours. 643- Centrally located, adults stained. No waxing any­ Part Time Tool Maker or $52,900. Excellent Invest­ belted radial mounted. interior. Use the classified Willing to train. Eyenings Noontime Aides — The 8710. preferred. No pets. Secur­ more. John Verfallle.'Cdlf $35. Fits 78 Ford. Call otter first class machinists. Ex­ Distinctive — There's no ment. Good rental area ity deposit, call 646-7690; Automotive columns to sell those still and Saturdays Included. cellent opportunity tor Manchester Board of Ed­ Secretary Bookkeeper — close to bus line & Shop­ 64^5750. 6pm. 646-4618.0 good, but no longer used 25-40 hours a week. Call Teacher's Assistant — Full Time person for man­ other wav to describe this after 4pm, 643-0496._____ retired person. Day shift ucation is seeking noon­ Small office, diversified ping. FHA approved 1 & 2 Items around your home. between 10 and 2.649-3311. time aides tor Robertson, duties, accounts receiva­ 8:45-11:45am Mondav- ager of Tobacco Depart­ spacious four bedroom Buick 1965 — Riviera, for only. 742-6827. Contemporary set on a bedroom units with I'/a Manchester — Nice 3 Bowers and Verplanck ble, telephones, record Frlday. Send letter or ment to work In modern room, 1 bedroom apart­ ICARS/TRUCKS parts. $75 or best offer. resume to Columbia pharmacy. Health benef­ lovely landscaped lot In baths, large rooms & all Part Time Office Position Schools. $3.75 per hour. keeping, some typing, all appliances. Call for de­ ment. Appliances In­ FOR SALE 646-1768.D benefits. 647-9137. Cooperative Nursery its. Pleasant working con­ one of Manchester's fin­ available Immediately. 20 Interested applicants tails. Sentry Real Estate, cluded. Single or couple IMISCELLANEDUS NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED hours per week, Monday should contact Mr. Free- School, P.O. Box 38, Co­ ditions. Apply In person, est areas. A cathedral only. No pets. Available I HDMES h d u s e h d ld IMISCELLANEDUS lumbia, CT 06237, ATT: Liggett Pharmacy, Man­ celling, stone fireplace 643-4060.O For Sale — The starter IN BOLTON AREA thru Friday, 1-5pm. Typ­ man(Robertson), 647- Customer Service Rep — Immediately. $360 plus FDR RENT GDDDS I FDR SALE I FDR SALE from a 1970 Plymouth. $25. ing required. Write P.O. 3371, Mr. Splno(Bowers), Non-smoker, good tele­ President. chester Parkade. and first floor family room are only some of the Manchester — $88,900. gas heat. Call Rose. 647- M 646-7719 after 5pm. Mr. Boiton LikB Aral Boilon Box 329, Manchester, CT 647-3312, Mr. RothfVer- phone manner a must, 4 or Ready for you to buy. 8400 or 646-8646.______Vernon — 4 Room Ranch Used Refrigerators, Wedding Band, Diamond 64K Apple 2E, Monitor, FIsher.D 06040. planck), 647-3384. EOE. 5 day week, paid group Child Care Worker, part many special features of 1978 Pontiac Grand Prix this home. Call today for a Lovely 3 bedroom Cape Immediate Occupancy — with appliances, loke priv­ Washers, Ranges — Engagement Ring, 14K, Drive and Epson printer. ML Bumnir Dr. Aral Boiton Insurance, 247-2110. time (20 hours per week). Word processor. $1,000. — 67,000 miles, fully Care for children 4 weeks private showing. Offered on quiet tree-lined street. 4 room apartment near ileges. No chidren, no clean, guaranteed, parts size 6, Price $150. Call 5 Lug nut chrome nugget Lakt SL Math Teacher — The Detached garage, good pets. $500 monthly. 742- and service. Low prices. 646-6649. Coll 282-7553. equipped Including sun­ rims, caps and valve Manchester Board of Ed­ Part Time Laundry Posi­ to 8 years. In crisis Inter­ Delivery Person 8, Soles at only $149,900. Joyce G. bus line, adults, no pets, 1 roof. Asking $1,900. Coll Cldar Mlii Rd. sized screened porch, cor, security. 649-1265. 6736. B.D. Pearl 8< Son, 649 stems. Were on Ford ucation Is seeking a 4/5 tion — Immediate open­ vention program for Clerks wanted for nights Epstein Real Estate, 647- Motorized Movie Screen 643-0443. stressed parents. A.S. In 8895.0 level bock yard, op- Main Street, 643-2171. AMF Whitelv Exercise truck, will fit 31x11.50 R15 J Brookfiaid SL Ballon Mature woman to care tor time math teacher, Man­ ing for experienced and weekends In modern — 7' X 7'. Excellent condi­ child development, child pllonced kitchen, formal / Bike — Super condition. LT's. $200 or best offer. Infants and toddlers In chester High School. Se­ and/or conscientious trai­ pharmacy. Pleasant dining room & fireplaced ISTDRE AND Like New 14 cu. ft. Indus­ $65. Telephone 646-6810. tion. Costs new $895. Ask­ 1979 Pontiac Lemons — Call 289-1062 evenings. E. MIddIa Tpka. care, fam ily studies or working conditions. Some Start Your New Year Off Air conditioning, power Manchester Day Care. cond semester only. Must nee. Excellent opportun­ living room. A very well I d f f ic e s p a c e trial freezer. $3Sp. 649- Call after 3pm.o ing $135. 649-9953. LInlay SL Hours 7-1, 1-6. $4/hour. be certifled/certiflable In ity to supplement Income. equivalent experience. retail experience neces­ Right! Many amenities steering, power brakes, Salary $5.77 per hour plus included with this gor­ cared-for property. Sen­ Manchester — 3 bedroom 9012. Carpantar Rd. Manc.-Bolton 643-5535. the state of CT. Contact For additional Informa­ sary. Apply at once In try Real Estate, 643-4060.O apartment In 4 family One IBM Electric Typew­ You can be a good sales­ AM /FM stereo, good con­ Mr. Peter Boudo, Man­ tion, call Manchester benefits. Send resume to person, Liggett Phar­ geous C o lo n ia l. 8% Office Space — Excellent man ... just use a quick- dition. Dependable car. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Bluarldge Dr. E. Roberts, YWCA, 135 rooms, 4 bedrooms, 2'/} house. Carpeting, ap­ Wonder Warm Jenus 400 riter. $99. 649-8874.D ESTATE OF chester High School, 647- Manor, 646-0129. macy, Manchester Fit os a Fiddle!!! Immoc- pliances, on bus line, con­ location with ample park­ wood Burning fireplace selling ad In Classified Asking S1,700. Call Sue at CHRISTINE MARY WAY, Sana Dr. Manchattar 3529. EOE. Broad Street, Hartford, Parkade. baths, gas heat, central ing. 600, 400 8. 300 sq. ft. 643-2711, ext. 40, 8:30am- late of Manchester, PLASTICS CT 06105 by 1/17/86. An air, 2 car garage, lorge u!ate 7 room Ranch w!th venient to shopping, $485 Insert by Dunham Lehr ROC Sport Walking Shoes Massey Furoerson Trac­ deceased fam!!y room, flrep!oce, plus utilities, 633-6975 or office suites are now Inc. Used only 2 seasons. — Men's size 8 wide, worn 5pnn or 742-7463 evenings. start 1980 with a future In Port Time Lunch room EOE/AA Employer. Sitter Wanted In my family room with cathed­ available. 649-2891. tor — 3 point hitch & a The Hon. William E. Fitz­ MANCHESTER HERALD Government Jobs — help wanted In Bolton fenced yard, opp!!ances 529-0299.______Asking $400. Call 646-4886 once. $25. Call 643-7153.0 Gerald, Judge, of the Court an expanding, progres­ home, 3-6pm. Monday ral celling. Wrap-around sawrlg pulley. Runs good. 77 Mercury Comet, good ot Probate, District of Man­ A $16,040 - $59,230/year. Now and alum!num siding. anytime. sive Rockville / Manches­ High School, 10:30-1pm. through Friday, to care deck and lovely, private Manchester — 4 rooms $600. 649-1302. second hand car, $1,200. chester at a hearing held on Call NOW 647-9946 ter Injection Blowing hiring, call 805-687-6000, Apply In person at 106 yard. $167,500. -Putting Beautiful yard with addi­ IRDDMMATES Six Person Inflatable January 3, 1986 ordered that for 5 year old. Own trans­ tional outbulldinas for with garage, appliances, Queen Anne Couch An­ 647-1658. Molding Company serv­ Ext. R-9965 for current Notch Road, Bolton, CT. portation. 647-8557. You 1st Is 2nd Nature to carpeting and wosher/d- I WANTED boat, outboard bracket. all claims must be presented ing the cosmetic Industry. federal list. 643-2411. storage. Immediate occu­ tique. Good condition. $90. 646-1760.O I MUSICAL to the fiduciary on or before Tellers — Full time and Us I" Strano Real Estate, pancy! Ottered In the rver hookup. Utilities not Original covering. Needs Oldsmoblle 1983 Delta 88 April 6, 1986 or be barred as Openings available on all part time. Will train. Maintenance Person — 647-7653.0 Included. $475 monthly. Roommate to Shore 7 ITEMS Rovale — Light brown, by law provided. shifts for the following: $80's. Jackson & Jackson minor repair. $99 or best Ladles Leather Car Coat Mary Lou Taylor, Apply SBM, 923 Main Immediate opening for Real Estate, 647-8400 or 875-1078.______room house In Marlbo­ otter. 646-3062.D vinyl top, 4 door, one Street, Manchester, CT. — Rich brown color, size Clerk TRUCK DRIVERS • Set-up molding techni­ mature person with expe­ Need repairs around the 646-8646.D rough. $350 monthly. Lloyd's AM /FM stereo owner. $6,995 or offers. The fiduciary Is; cians 646-1700. EOE. rience stripping, waxing Manchester — Spacious 6 14-16. Excellent condition. 528-0413 days, 233-7872 PRODUCTION WORKERS home? Call an expert. room 3 bedroom town- Credit references and se­ Used White electric kit­ $50. Telephone 646-0309.n and 8-trock stereo car­ Leonard Wav • Mold Maintenance me- and buffing floors and the You'll find the help you Think Fast!!! 1986 Is sure curity required. No pets. chen range. $25. 643-5829.0 tridge player and turnta­ evenings. 21 Ellsworth St. Dari-Farms Ice Cream has immediate X-Ray. Immediate Medi­ ability to perform other house available Im- Hartford, CT 06114 N hanlcs need In Classified. 643- to be a banner year! Days 289-6435, Ext. 30 or ble. Hardly used. Asking cal Care Center of Man­ edlately, nice neighbor­ Selsl Achromatic Tele­ 018-01 openings for Class II Truck Drivers. We • Hot stamping / silk custodial duties. Ideal op­ 2711. Homes this clean 228-0714. RCA 19" TV — Black and $85. Call 647-1560 after 74 Vega Wagon — Not chester has an opening for portunity for seml-retired hood, no pets. $510 plus scope D60MM, F800MM, running. New parts. $3(X) are now accepting application Monday screening set up techni­ A nationwide manufacturer Is wouldn't last long. Featur­ gas heat, no appliances. white with metal stand. Four eyepiece 40X 64X 5pm, ask for Len. cian a part time registered person or someone Inter­ ing plush wall to wall $40. 649-7625.0 or best offer, 649-5234 after thru Friday, 8:30 am - 5:30 pm. Apply in looking for production work­ x-ray technician with re­ ested In supplementing Call Rose, 647-8400 or 646- I r i JHDLIDAY/ 89X 160X Tripod Wood 5pm. • Shipper / receiver carpet, fireplace, applian­ 8646.______case. $99. 643-1938.0 Knit for Baby person at: ers in our local plant. cent experience. Wee­ their Income. Full and ces, covered porch and i ° M s e a s d n a l 120 Gallon stone lined hot RECREATIONAL • Material handlers kend hours are available. part time positions availa­ It's In Ansaldl Heights. Vernon — Nice modern 3 water heater In oood con­ Interested applicants call ble. Women are encour­ Chickens for sole. $2 each. ITEMS • Inspectors Offered In the $90's. Jack- room apartment with ap­ dition. $15. Telephone 644- Old laying hens. One and I A willingness to learn is oil Sheri at 721-7393 between aged to apply. For addi­ son & Jackson Real Est­ pliances. $285 plus utlll- Firewood, seasoned hard­ 0011.0 Slim Half-Size DARI-FARMS • Operators 9am-4pm. tional' Information, call fingenip wood, 4 foor lengths. $75 one half years old. 742- you need. Coll today for on ate, 647-8400 or 646-8646.0 tles. 647-1113 otter 6pm. 7176. Men's shoe skates. Excel­ Reply by letter, resume or Manchester Manor, 646- Beautiful Modern centrdi delivered. 872-4646. Westinghouse Electric lent condition. $20. 643- ICE CREAM INC. In parson. appointment. Full Time Position availa­ 0129. coimnence 2 bedroom duplex with white stove, 40". $50. Call 1430.O ble at automotive lube ■QnJCDNDDMINIUMS appliances and laundry Ice Fishing Auger, 6" with 649-7650.0 3 desks, chairs,, adding Apollo Molded center. Experience help­ Dental Hygienist — Pro­ I ^ I f d r s a l e machines, tile cabinet, !• ! 40 Tolland Stage Road hook up, $495 plus utilities. sharpening stone. $20.649- LEGAL NOTICE Prod. Inc. 646-1737 ful but will train. 647-8997. gressive preventive or­ 646-3253. 2048. Old Iron Bed with springs washing machine and 20 Mountain Street ETATE OF CONNECTICUT 'Tolland, CT 06084 iented group practice, Brand New Listing! 11 Ter­ and mattress. $99.643-9505 dryer. Miscellaneous REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL Vernon, CT 06066 Ask for Personnel. Hairdresser — Full or Glastonbury. Variety Looking or 646-1180.O tools. Brown's Tire Shop, QUALIFICATION part time for new shoo. rific 3 room Condo lo­ IHDUSEHDLD (RFQ) (203) 872-8359 hours available. 633-6371. cated at Townhouse III In Bright 8< Sunny 4 lorge 646-3444. 643-0759. rooms. $480 plus deposit IBDDD8______for Vernon. 1st floor unit, Kerosene Heater, 13,100 Notice Is hereby given that freshly painted, ap- plus utilities. 228-0036after BTU's. Model 85 Kerosun the Office of the Treasurer Is Part Time Light janitor WANT ADS are worth 6pm or leave message. Burns 20-28 hours on one NOUCE TO CREOITORt seeking a aualllled vendor to pl lanced kitchen. Owner stereo with 8 track, TV assist with the Implementa­ THIS LOCATION CURRENTLY work, mornings or after­ looking Into when you're something? very anxious! Quick occu­ tank. $99. 646-3033.O ESTATE OF noons, 5 hours a day, 4 Manchester — 5 room stereo stand, couch, good CELIA A. NIZNIK, a/k/o tion of Its Information plan. looking for a place to pancy. Offered at $43,500. The scope of the prelect will PICTURE THIS days 0 week. Apply at duplex. Residential area. condition. 647-1658. CELIAS. NIZNIK, late of live...whether It’s a home, Jackson & Jackson Real Manchester, deceased be to organize, design and In­ INVOLVEO IN A LABOR Able Coll 8, Electronics, Appliances, oarage, base­ NOTICE TO CREDITORS The Hon. William E. Fitz­ stall eachoftheappllcatlons. on apartment or a mobile Estate, 647-8400 or 646- ment, washer dryer hoo­ Howard Road, Bolton, home. 8646.0 Put your sales message ESTATE OF Gerald, Judge, ot the Court A COPY of the RFQ will be CT. kup, no pets. $500 plus where the readers are . . EVERETT R. KENNEDY, of Probate, District of Man­ available to any Interested DISPUTE. Lot* Ot Manchester, chester at o heorlno held on party who calls (confirma­ utilities and security. Call .In Classified! Call 643- deceased $ EXTRA MONEY $ Buying or l d t s /l a n d Joe at 644-8338 after 5pm. Jonuory 6, 1986 ordered that tion In wrltlnp required) on I HARDWIRE STDHE 2711 to place your ad. The Hon. William E. Fitz­ oil claims must be presented or before January 22, 1986. CASHIER FDR SALE Gerald, Judge, of the Court to the fiduciary on or before Full time personable per­ of Probate, District ot Man­ April 9, 1986 or be barred os Each vendor should submit Selling, Manchester. Available the required documents, per With Your Own Part-Time Job. NEWSPaPER URmERS NEEDED son willing to work all as­ Full time days. N Immediately. Large TOWN OP BOLTON chester at a hearing held on by low provided. pects of store operation January 2, 1986 ordered that Mary Lou Taylor, Instructions contained In the No Weekends. Coventry — Hilltop 2.7 newer 3 bedroom duplex, aiP U B LIC A N CAUCUS RFQ no later than January from stocking shelves to Benefits. Acres, view of Bolton and all clolms must be presented Clerk An excellent opportunity for IN MANCHESTER AREA cash register and sales. appliances Included. Republican electors of the to the fiduclorv on or before The fiduciary Is; 22, 1986 at 1:00 P.M. EST.. G la s to n b u ry . $10,000 Washer 8< Dryer hookup, Town of Bolton ore hereby April 5, 1986 or be barred as Joseph R. NIznIk Direct All Requests To: Canyari Hirdwirs ■ 648-5707 down, owner financing. by low provided. 633-4155 no pets. Security & refer­ notified thot there will be o IS Eva O r.. MaryEllen Galllvan K n it Housewives and Mothers with 742-6715. caucus at ths Town Hall on Mary Lou Taylor, Manchester, CT 06040 Hudson SL all ences. $550 a month plus Tuesday, January 14,19M ot Clerk and 20 Trinity St. It’s right at utilities. 643-2289. 7:00 p.m., for the pourpose of The fiduciary Is: Hartford, CT 06106 young children bring them Wlllliini SL III Geraldine S.Lyon (203-566-1970) Diktind SL $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ RDDMS selecting party-endorsed Everett R. Kennedy Hunt Rd. 3-17 candidates for Town com­ 27 Fells Rd. Columbia, CT 06237 009-01 "J U B u m with you and save on Alaxindar SL $ $ your FDR RENT Modern 1 bedroom apart­ Wellesley, MA 02181 III ment. First floor, applian­ mittee membership, and to 017-01 Center SL 467-553 odd only transact such other business 016-01 ces, heat & hot water os may properly come before INVITATION TO BID 9 babysitting costs. fingertips - Female Only — Large Centar SL 563-855 odd onljj I BESTI1! I furnished. Parking, cellar sold caucus. Sealed bids will be received room, clean and modern INVITATION TO BID INVITATION TO BID In the General Services' ot- Lincoln SL storage. Located center MARK JOHNSON PHOT04MilDi y with kitchen privileges. rice, 41 Center St., Manches­ PATTHN Perkini SL III All utilities, on bus line, of Manchester. $450 CHAIRMAN The Eighth Utilities District, The Eighth Utilities District, ter, CT until 11 ;00 a.m. on the RIdoawead 8L I PART TIME I monthly. C & D Realty, REPUBLICAN 32 Main St., Manchester, Ct., 32 M olest., Manchester, Ct., date shown below for the fol- all call 647-9813. TOWN COMMITTEE seeks bids for a Fire Hose seeks bids for low pressure lowlnp; Roesavalt 8L 649-2871. washer. rescue cushions. all 012-01 JANUARY 21, 1986- 5168 Filrviaw III I JOB IN TOWN! I In the Bid specifications maybe ob­ Bid specitlcottons may be ob­ TREE PLANTING Wait MIddIa Tpka. 420-496 tained during normal busi­ tained during normal busi­ (SEEDLINGS) 8308 A pretty sweater for Baby is REPUBLICAN CAUCUSES ness hours (9:00 a.m. to 5:00 ness hours (9:00 o.m. to 5:00 BUILDING ROOF REPAIRS AU H a i fascinating to knit from soft Hanry SL 148-258 I »5»» hr./start | Classifieds! Room, Main Street loca­ p.m.) Monday thru Saturday p.m.) Monday thru Soturdov AT THE MANCHESTER I2-W-341* The Republican electors of the Town of Manchester ore from the Dispatcher at the from the Dispatcher ot the baby yam in pastel color. Parker 8L ' 35D-540 tion, all utilities Included. hereby notified that there will becoucuses held In each of the PRIMARY SEWAGE No. 5168 has complete Eighth Utilities District Fire­ Eighth Utilities District Fire­ TREATMENT PLANT Edward SL References and security. twelve votlnp districts of the Town of Manchester. These Attractive front seaming, directions for Size 6 months: 1 III I No dress code. Casual fun at- | will oil be held on January IS, 1986, of 7:30 p.m. at the foMow- house, 32 Main St., Monches- house, 32 Main St., Manches­ Bolwiy SL 649-8480.______ter, CT 06040. ter, CT 06040. JANUARY 24, 1986- a zip-front closing and year and 18 months inclusive. III Ino locations: BODY CHANGE OVER flattering scalloped collar Kerry 8L $ mosphere. If you enjoy talking $ District #1 Robertson School Sealed bids will be received Sealed bids will be received CONVERSION FOR FIRE III Manchester — Clean, at the above address until at the above address until give the half-sizer a Ti irdtr, n id $2.9Ql North SL quiet completely fur­ District «2 Bowers School DEPT. RESCUE VEHICLE fm III $ on the phone, we might have a $ District «3 Buckley School 7:00 p.m., Tuesday, January 7:00 p.m., Tuesday, January smart look. An alternate patttri, pits 50$ far paitl|6 aid 22 Hours Per Week Union Court nished Including linens. 21, 1986, at which time they 21, 1986, at which time they The Town of Manchester Is collar is included. UMIliV. III District «4 Martin School on equol opportunity em­ North School 8L I job for you. We offer a guaran- | $40 weekly. 2 weeks secur- District «5 Senior Citizens' Center will be publicly opened, read will be publicly opened, read No. 8308 with Phot4>- ANNCCAMT III CALL aloud and recorded. aloud and recorded. ployer, and requires on affir­ is in Sizes 125* to Salary Plus Gas Allowance I teed salary with bonuses. Work | Ity. 646-9832.______District * 6 Nathan Hole School mative octlon policy for all of Gnide Mmdin tsf NaraM Sintini Dr. District #7 Waddell School Bids shall remain volld for Bids shall remain valid for Its Contractors and Vendors 24H. Size 14V*, 37 bust, 1180 Ava. at Aaariaaa • TODAY Manchester — Gentle­ District «8 Verplanck School thirty days from the bid thirty days from the bid os 0 condition of doing busi­ 25* yards 46-inch. N a* Yarn, N.T. lO tM ' SOUND INTERESTING? Kaenay 8L I done from Our office, four even- | man preferred. Light District * 9 Keeney School openlnp date. The District opening dote. The District ness with the Town, as per Priat Hama. A iira tt vita ZIP You can be a Herald Area Adviser and handle and Floranca 8L $ ings a week and Saturday $ cooking. On bus line. $60 District *10 Manchester High School reserves the right to relect reserves the right to relect Federal Order 11246. TO MDEIL S2.M Hr SSS* CODE aM sqrla w tir , supervisd our carrier boys & girls. If you like kids - District *11 Mahoney Recreation Center any and all bids for any rea­ any and all bids for any rea­ gtts^ pnt so* fir psitiia 104 SPECIAL: Over 200 se­ 643-2711 weekly. 647-1491.______District «12 Howell Cheney Regional Technicol School son deemed to be In the best son deemed to be In the best Bid forms, plans and speclfl- want a little Independence and your own income... $ mornings. Call Michelle, 647- $ Interest of the District. Interest of the District. cotloits ore available at the lections and n FREE These caucuses will be'held tor the purpose ot selecting General Services' office. tginoanT Pattern Section in the $ 9946, Monday-Thursday eve- $ Large Bedroom with kit­ party endorsed candidates for Town committee member­ JDSEPH TRIPP JOSEPH TRIPP MANCHESTER HERALD chen privileges to non­ ship and to transact such other business os may properly FIRE CDMMISSIDNER FIRE COMMISSIONER TOWN OF Rasrtiiitir NsrsM ALBUM. Just $8.00. come before sold caucus. MANCHESTER, CT MMMasIMiMM aooas at |3-Uaaca J ings, also Saturday mornings, f smoking working female. Dated at Manchester, Conn., Dated at Manchester, Conn., MwYsilLlLT.IOaM CURTIS M. SMITH this 2nd day of January, 1986. this 2nd day of January, 1986. ROBERT B. WEISS, »iat a tu M aei Nav. Nav CALL 647-9946 or 647-9947 Call NOW 047-9946 References exchanged. TOWN CHAIRMAN GENERAL MANAGER Frist «iSiSu»44rsss^e|IW » F ta a m t m m i haw la m a f m am . 643-8692. 019-01 011-01 010-01 008-01 co st, tuts M iiaw ao4 S la. e-uf—NtiiiooM MANaivwa— m

M — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Jan. 9, 1986 MANCHESTER SPORTS FOCUS Pelto urges Mid-year look Kingsley playing O’Neill backing at the Whalers new Indian role ft New Players Li ecause. ... pag« 3 ... page 9 page 13 i®aurl|fBlrr Hrralft ) Manchester — A City ol Village Charm I 25 Cents Friday, Jan. 10,1986 Gov. O’Neill claims state never better Announcement makes his candidacy official 0 9 HARTFORD (AP) — Claiming the state has never ----- been more sound than during his five years of leadership, Democratic Gov. William A. O'Neill launched his bid for another four-year term today. “I am proud that, as I speak, Connecticut Is In the best shape In all its glorious 350-year history,” O’Neill said in remarks prepared for delivery at the governor’s mansion late this morning! ‘ ’We have done so much, but we have more to do. We have programs to complete and promises to keep.” O’Neill said that.if re-elected, he’ll continue his emphasis on rebuilding roads and bridges, education, housing and creating and retainiong jobs. The governor said his greatest challenge is the ’’new M eralism, the proposal to balance the federal budget artifically by breaking state and municipal banks. We will meet that challenge.” * r Although he made the official announcement today, i s he’s already been campaigning for months against HwM pholo by L^rng Toby Moffett, who’s challenging him for this year’s Democratic gubernatorial nomination. Flames engulf a barn at Bottl's Fruit Farm on Bush Hill Road contained some 2,000 busheis of appies, two tractors, a pickup O’Neill Indicated, as he has before, that he would not truck, and a van pictured here. Nothing was salvaged from the debate Moffett any time soon, as Moffett has Thursday night, completely destroying the 46-year-old requested. structure. The barn, which was used to store and seii appies. blaze, but no one was injured. He said he would begin an active campaign only ’’after the political dialogue matures.” “Until then, I have one obligation alone: I intend to J J fulfill the duties of governor,” he skid. O’Neill said earlier this week that he hopes to crush Fire destroys barn and dashes hopes Moffett at the convention in July, denying him the delegate support Aecessary to qualify for a primary in September. Moffett would n ^ the support of 20 Bv George Lavng $200,000, although the figure could the property, “but not for what it was up for fear the fire might spread to the percent of those delegates to qualify for a primary. Herald Reporter climb after the produce is included. The worth — especially with the tractors.” house. O’Neill, 55, was elected lieutenant governor in 1978 barn served as a place to sell and store Botti, who works part-time as a She said the family went outside, but on a ticket headed by Ella T. Grasso. When Mrs. Linda Botti was watching television the fruit, he said. mechanic in Glastonbury, said he was could salvage nothing in the bam hoping to eventually make apple because the flames were too intense. Grasso resigned on Dec. 31, 1980, because she was at 11 p.m. Thursday when Muffin, her Town Fire Chief John Rivosa said the dying of cander, O’Neill became governor. Yorkshire terrier, started barking farming a full-time job. Although firefighters arrived only a few A A cause of the blaze was unknown, minutes later. Botti said ”it seemed like Botti said he worked, on the farm full He was elected to a full term in 1982 when he furiously. although Steven Botti said it was defeated Republican Lewis B. Rome. “Muffin never barks,” Botti said time a few years ago, but was forced to forever.” probably the result of a spark from become a mechanic again after a few Steven Botti said by the time he got That year, O’Neill was also challenged for the later. “I knew something was up.” electrical wiring or from one of the nomination, by then-House Speaker Ernest N. Abate When she looked out the window, she bad crops. outside "you could feel the heat by the compressors used for the refrigerators. “I guess this will make sure I’ll stay house. It was nasty.” of Stamford. Abate failed to win enough support at the saw that the loft of the bam located 50 Rivosa said that when firefighters convention that year to qualify for a primary. yards from the house on Bush Hill Road working for the rest of my life,” he said Louis Botti, whose father had passed arrived just after 11 p.m., the barn was as firefighters doused the smoldering State Democratic Party Chairman Timothy J. she shares with her husand, Steven, and already engulfed. the farm on to him, said he built the Moynihan said Thursday that Moffett’s challenge can their family, was aglow with flames. barn. barn in 1939, although the interior had “Our main concern was the house,” “We were trying to get it (the farm) to only hurt the party. By the time firefighters from the he said. been remodeled since then. He said the N N support the five of us,” said Linda Botti, “A division on a statewide basis within this party Town of Manchester, Bolton and fire was the only major one that has has always left wounds.” he said. “We have a 25-year Glastonbury fire departments arrived, Firefighters hosed down a storage referring to her husband, their 8- and occurred on the property. Botti said he history to look back on.” the two-story wooden bam was already garage located about 30 yards from the 11-year-old daughters and 6-year-old has had some small chimney fires in the Most Democrats, he said, believe “that a division in engulfed in flames. Lost in the fire were bam, but mostly stood by until the blaze son. Louis Botti and his wife also live past, but was able to put those out this party would weaken us when we ought to be some 2,000 bushels of apples from the burned itself out. A propane gas tank with them. himself. “Now we don’t have a car to drive — \- United.” Botti Fruit Farm, refrigerators, was in the bam, but it was empty, Louis Republican state Party Chairman Thomas J. baskets, two tractors, a pickup tmck Botti said. nothing,” Linda Botti said. Steven Botti continued to watch ^ \ D’Amore said Thursday that while O’Neill likes to and a new van purchased one month The fire was brought under control She said that after she saw the firefighters go over the rubble after the take credit for cutting taxes and the state budget ago. just after firefighters arrived, but the flames, she yelled up to her husband flames were extinguished and said he surplus, it was O’ Neill and the Democratic majority in Louis Botti, 72, who has passed the bam continued to bum until about 12:30 and had her mother-in-law race up the would stay up all night. the General Assembly that raised state taxes by more farm along to his son Steven, 37, said the a.m. stairs to wake him. After calling the fire “I don’t think I’ll be able to sleep too than $300 million in 1983. damage totaled between $150,000 and Steven Botti said he had insurance on department, she also woke her children well,” he said. \ W i Shultz says U.S. has exhausted anti-Libyan sanctions

WASHINGTON (UPI) - Secre- to put economic pressure on Libya. terrorism. "And I think by this time, we’re American ambassadors are find­ ing a “receptive audience” as they . tary of State George Shultz, saying Related stories Reagan called for international Shultz said Reagan, by severing pretty much at the end of the road the United States has ran out of sanctions against the oil-rich North U.S. economic ties to Libya and and all of the things that one can press for sanctions in Europe. economic sanctions it can wield on p a g e 7 African nation Tuesday night in the ordering the 1,500 Americans there think of have pretty much been But Reagan’s plea for sanctions against Libya, will dispatch a wake of terrorist attacks on two to leave, had “taken the steps for done now,” he said. essentially has received the cold top-level U.S. envoy to Europe next European airports Dec. 27 by a the moment that he feels approp­ He said that if the Europeans shoulder from key allies. • week seeking support from the state John Whitehead will visit guerrilla group the administration riate” to end Khadafy’s ties to joined the sanctions to the fullest, it allies. several European capitals—hedid says is supported by Libya. terrorism. would have a “dramatic effect ’ ’ on West German Chancellor Hel­ Shultz, at a news conference not identify them — seeking to Shultz refused to comment on Shultz said U.S. economic sanc­ halting Khadafy’s support for mut Kohl said Thursday he re­ _ Thursday, made a pitch for West- persuade the reluctant allies to fall possible military options against tions against Libya, which date terrorism. But he said. ‘T m not jected Reagan’s call for a boycott 'era European nations to “do the in line. “He’s a pretty persuasive Libya if Moammar Kbadafy’s back to 1981, have had "some saying that’s about to happen.” out of fear for 1,500 Germans .right thing” and back President guy,” Shultz said. regime continues to back interna­ effect.” White House spokesman Larry working in Libya. “I understand Reagan’s plea for international But Shultz acknowledged, “We tional terrorism. But he said “But no one contends that these Speakes said the American effort to the American position,” he said. “I isolation of Libya. haven’t had a lot of success” so far military force is “necessary on actions by themselves are likely to stop Libyan-backed terrorism will think that Americans would under­ Kings & lOO’s He said Deputy Secretary of in persuading the European allies occasion” for dealing with have a decisive effect,” he said. be a "long haul” and insisted stand our position too.” .4 /5 0 available in Menthol 9 TODAY’S HERALD a savior to water system 0 Columbia )lnxad Index By Oeof0 * boyW John Wittensellner. to the system have been finished. He said be The jinxed shuttle Columbia was 24 pages, 4 sections Hereld Reoirten jprior to the repairs, state offlclais and spent $$8,000 to fix a number of itenns. grounded a record sixth time today residents served by the company said the Including three well pumps, one of which is because of torrential rain, poor Advice ______18 Two nuiif >$«p, custemeni . gtvtiw U M system's equh>ment w as; not regularly used as a backup. Bm re the repairs were visibility and lightning that promp- Business______'WoUr HiikhestMr’a Jfmm- midntatned and had developed major prob- started in 190$, only one pump was working. •ted a launch pad evacuation. The CIsssllled______subdivlkloti Wite'fachig o» lncriM$t>P lejus that direatened to deny water to the Wittensellner said, an auxiliary power crew will try again Sunday. Story Comics______bills and tbo proiqiwct diWi Oiehr.waiter mlgUt subdfyiskm's homes. souroe is also being added to the system to on page 19. Connecticut______keep the pumps going in the event electricity Kings: 10 mg "lar," 0.8 mg nicotine- be tuiped, oft j$scattse of frobleiiM atemming Powell said the pump house was particu- Entertainment— IrOin l^riy Iw4v is lost. The generator should be operational in 100's: 12 mg "tar," 0.9 mg nicotine av, per cigarette by FTC method Focus------Today, after, the system ha$ been over- "I almost fainted when I saw it.” she said. about one month, he said. Local news. badled by ita atatwai^iafed administrator, ‘'There was standing water end electrical Posrell said she did not know of Wtten- Lottery------aereice is hot in dbebt and water rates have wires. I was afraid I’d get electrocuted. Now it zellner’s plans to install a backup power Thaw In tha North Obituaries— baeB rednoed. ' ' - " looks like a atansion.” source, aHhou^sbesaiditwillbeawMcome While heavy rain lashed Flor­ Opinion___ ITrs a M Ib aoid Ihtteoseliner. the owner of the Aqua Pump addition. She oompiahied that the subdivision ida ,• delaying the takeoff of the People___ Car*l:B6wera oMUflim Bond; who beads a Co. of Stafford,! was appointed operator of receives its power from three different towns U K In IWS 1^ the DPUC, pending the SURGEON GENERAL’S WARNING: Quitting Smoking shuttle Columbia, unseasonably Sports___ liaisoD group between the system’s IW — Manchester, Glastonbury and East Hart- mild temperatures brought a cuslomsis, tie state Dsfiartinent of Publjp nwolnfion of the estate of its former owner. Television— Utility Control and court-appointed opnrator Wittensellner said Thuraday that all repairs jpioaae turn to page g Now Greatly Reduces Serious Risks to Your Health. thaw to much of the North. U.S./World. Weather details on page 2. Weather___