20 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Feb. 9. 1989

[APARTMENTS [STORE AND [MISCELLANEOUS Rentals FOR RENT OFFICE SPACE FOR SALE

% Speciolisw MANCHESTER. Availa­ EAST HARTFORD. New [RDDMS ble March 1. Six room office space In restored FDR RENT apartment, second house, Burnside Ave. ENDROLLS floor on busline. No 3800 square feet with 27'fi width - 25B I CLEANING MANCHESTER. Sleep­ dogs. $650, security basement. Con be di­ 13Y< width - 2 for 25$ CARPENTRY/ l(;7 PROOFING/ 101 iMCELLANEOUS vided. Terms negotia­ SERVICES I2 2 J REMODELING ing room for working deposit. $650 per month MUST ba picked up at the M SIDING SERVICES gentleman. Shoreboth, plus utilities. 649-8188. ble. For Information, Herald Office Monday thru no cooking. $235 per coll Ruth Fiske, 282- Thursday before 11 a.tn only. VERNON. Five room 0651. CLEANING f U J I . GSL Building Mainte month plus security apartment. Two fam­ Strvicino Ih t M onch«t#r t WII- LEAKY ROOF? nance Co. Commercl- Mott rooft ctn bo rtptirtd. and references. 643- ily. Quiet, private area llmontlc orta. Hants) and rtlla- al/ResIdentlal building 2 1 2 1 . ______BUILDERS In plact of total raroofing axpantal of Vernon. Working [CARS bit coupit to citan vour homt, repairs and home Im­ [INDUSTRIAL Complete rerooflng of all typee. ROOM for non-smoking adults preferred. $675 offict or windotrs. 9 vtort tx- provements. Interior PRDPERTY FDR SALE otrltnct end rtftrtnctt. Call 646-2787 W E SSTIMATCS gentleman. Kitchen per month. Security Ldurlt for o frtt tttlmott. and exterior painting, privileges, washer and and references re­ • Planning Design Service Manchester Roofing light carpentry. Com MANCHESTER. 3400 and FOR Sole. 1974 Jeep J4000 742-0267 dryer, parking. Coll quired. Coll 643-5041. 2400 square foot Indus­ pick-up, power steer­ • Custom Homes 645-8830 plete lanitorlal ser 643-5600. ilanrhpBtpr Mprali • Additions vice. Experienced, rel trial space. Loading ing, power brakes, ou- • Decks lable, free estimates MANCHESTER. Cleon, jCDNDDMINIUMS dock, parking, Wood­ tomotlc transmission, BOOKKEEPING/ • Recreation Rooms 643-0304, quiet, convenient to land Industrial Pork. Meyers 4 way plow. INCOME TAX • Sunrooms busline. Coll anytime. [FDR RENT Principals Only. 643- $2000 or best otter. • Kitchen a Bath Remodeling FLOORING SNOW REMOVAL 646-8337. 871-0014. Residential 2121. Friday, Feb. 10, 1989 30 C e nts Complete accounting services • Window Replacement MANCHESTER. Room In MANCHESTER. Three Manchester, Conrr. — A City of Viliage Charm • Roofing Commerclol. Drive FOR Sole. 1987 Suzuki LT including A/R, A/P, P/R, Q/L, quiet rooming house. bedroom, 3’/j both • Siding ways, storting at $15 [MISCELLANEDUS 500 Quod Racer. Never P4L Statement and quarterly MIKE GIACALONE Off street parking. $75 Townhouse. Full fin­ • Concrete Work __Coll Bob, 872-8841. ished basement, car­ raced. Very low hours. tax returns Can design UNOLEUM SERVICE per week. 646-1686 or I FDR RENT • Framing Crew Available port. $900 plus utilities $2500, firm. 871-0014. additional applications Fully Insured 569-3018. and security. Epstein MANCHESTER. Two cor FOR Sole. 1986 Suzuki tailored for your business Quality Workmanship FARRAND REMODELING Reol Estate, 647-8895. garage, $125. One cor Quod Sport 230. $1200 or needs Call 644-6191 Room additions, decks, roof­ Free Estimates DRESS Making, altera­ best otter. 871-0014. APARTMENTS MANCHESTER. Six garage, $75. Coll 649- ing, aiding, windows and gutt­ tions and most kinds of 8855. 1980 PONTIAC Sunbird. ers. All types of remodeling and 6 4 3 -5 4 3 9 I FDR RENT room, 2-3 bedroom, I'/z Stocks fall sewing done. 647-8730. 1988 INCOME TAXES ••••••^•••••eeeeeeeeeeeeee### both Ranch unit. Avoll- Automatic, power repairs. Call Bob Farrend, Jr. steering, power Consultation / Preparation Looking for something MANCHESTER. Two oble Immediately. Bus. 647-8509 DISTRIBUTION bedroom Townhouse. Long or short term Merchandise brakes, olr condi­ IndivlOuala / special? Why not run a tioner, Am/Fm R«s. 645-6849 "Wonted to Buy" od In LABELS Nice location, oil ap­ lease. $750 plus utilities Sole Proprietors pliances. Heat, hot wa­ and security. Epstein cassette stereo. High Classified. The cost Is Tirad of manually addressing mileage, needs some distribution mall — we can ter, carpeting, olr con- Real Estate, 647-8895, Let us remodel your kitchen or sm all... the response big. ask tor Joyce. work. $500 or best otter. Dan Mosler 6 4 9 -3 3 3 9 643-2711. automate this process providing dlflonlng. Coll 647-1595. with report bath from floor to celling. We CLDTHING quality service for a reasonable 647-9004, otter 6pm. offer cabinets, vanities, coun­ MANCHESTER. Onebed- price Call 644-6191. [HDMES 1974 AMC JAVELIN. 98% CARPENTRY/ tertops whatever your needs room apartment, heat, GENUINE Sheepskin are. Call RALPH NADEAU at hot water, carpeting, FDR RENT restored. Rebuilt 304 [ELECTRICAL coot. Man's, size 42. modified engine and REMOOELING olr conditioning,oil ap­ Nearly new! $125. 649- 643-6004 NAWKES TREE SERVICE pliances. Coll 649-5240. transmission. Hurst Bucket, truck & chipper. Stump MANCHESTER. Immac­ 3642.______Kttehea * SaUi Pestga Ceirter ulate three bedroom shifter. $600. 289-4174. RENOVATIONS removal. Free estimates. ELECTRICAL & MANCHESTER. Three Colonial with I'/j baths of inflation raTV/STEREO/ PLUS SECURITY WORK Special conalderatlon for bedrooms, 1'/2 baths, and attached garage. MFM Construction elderly and handicapped. $775 per month. Two li2 J APPLIANCES Complete Home Fire, Burglar and $900 plus utilities. Coll CLYDE Kitchen, baths, attics, bedrooms, 1'/2 baths, Contone Realty, 646- NEW YORK (AP) - A surge in president for money market Freeze Alarms. $575 per month plus Maintenance basement additions, FREE ESTIMATES 647-7553 5900. ELECTRIC Stove. Sears, CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. inflation at the wholesale level research at Dean Witter Rey­ Repair / Renew garages, decks, texture utilities, security and 20", 4 burner. White ROUTE 83, VERNON unleashed a storm of selling in nolds Inc. ceilings. Call 561-2020 references. No pets. Nutone Coppertone Ceilings, Walls, Painting, 643-2121 COVENTRY DUPLEX 83 Nissan 280ZX »7495 early stock and Treasury bond Traders were concerned that Papering, Carpentry o il Route 44A, 2 years old. Range hood with vent trading today but gave the dollar the Federal Reserve, seeing the 232-6832 561-4423 MANCHESTER. Two to outside. Very good 84 Camaro Coupe •5995 Imunii m senior Dlieount - Kitchen, family room, two surge in producer prices, would apartments. Avolloble bedrooms, 1 bath. Annual condition. Ideal for 85 Century Wagon •8595 a boost on currency markets. HEATING/ drive interest rates higher to try PLUMBING February 15th-Morch lease WS-IX) per month. apartment or summer 85 Century 4 Dr. •8995 Disappointment over President BRIAN’S HOME H ■ggyAUTO 1st. Four rooms, two Call Helen at 643-2467. comp. Both for $75. 85 Sunbird 4 dr. •4995 Bush’s budget proposals was to corral inflation. bedrooms, appliances, 6-4:30 weekdays. Manchester, 646-0271. CARPENTRY WORK SERVICES 85 Spectrum 4 Or. •5195 cited as another factor in today’s In the credit markets, today’s IMPROVEMENTS large yard. Newly rem­ losses. inflation report deepened Thurs­ All Phases PJ's Plumbing, Heating 8 odeled. On busline. MUSICAL 85 Electra 4 Dr. •10,495 Framing, Roofs, Siding, Trim. Kitchens, Baths, Rec Rooms, Air Conditioning 88 98 Regency 4 Dr. •9995 On Wall Street, the Dow Jones day’s losses that followed a Decks a Additions First apartment, ISTDRE AND Registered a Fully Insured Boilers, pumps, hot water TIERINNI'S $500/month. Second, ITEMS 88 Grand Am 2 dr. •8395 industrial average skidded 17.86 disappointing Treasury bond Fra* EHlitmaa a Uoamad a Inautae tanks, new and DFFICE SPACE Vary Raaaontbla Prices Automotlvi EnidiNirlng. Inc. $575/month. Both plus 88 Celebrity 4 dr. •7695 to 2,305.18 in the first half hour of auction. Quellty Work / Free Esilmetes replacements. utilities. Coll until 9pm, BABY Grand, 5 foot, 6 trading, although it then began to The Treasury’s 30-year bond 646-3923 276 Hartford Rd.. Mancheater Inch. 1896 lvers8< Pond. 88 Celebrity Euro •7995 FREE ESTIMATES 623-6970. 1725 DIVIDABLE square recover some ground. Declining sank nearly a point, or about $10 742-1579 643-9649/228-9616 feet. Located In down­ Mahogany finish. Ex­ 88 Spectrum 4 dr. •4995 649-5823 MANCHESTER. Two town Manchester pro­ quisite carving. $3500 88 Nova 4 Dr, •6995 stocks outnumbered gainers by per each $1,000 in face value, Cara, Trucks, Vans, 4x4*6 bedroom, IV2 both, fessional building. or best otter. 647-7949. more than 4 to 1 on the New York after having fallen IVs points on PAINTING/ PAINTING/ **lVe do tfio unuMuot to tho ordlntry’' PAPERING PAPERING Townhouse. Applian­ Priced below market 8 72-9111 Stock Exchange. Wednesday. The bontl’s yield FLOORING ces, full basement, tor quick occupancy. IS a P E T S AND Sellers took over after the soared to 9.06 percent from 8.89 pool. $700 plus utilities. Very negotiable lease Labor Department reported percent late Wednesday. Security. No pets. Coll terms. Marilyn Votte- ISHJ SUPPLIES Patrick Flynn/Manchaater Herald 649-9345 or 647-1413. ronl. Sentry Real Est- AUTDS FDR wholesale prices skyrocketed at But the inflation report was FREE. Mole, neutered, an annual rate of 12.7 percent in bullish for the dollar, which tends FRANK YOUNG Simon Simon MANCHESTER. Holt Du­ ote, 643-4060.______[ r e n t /l e a s e LETTER PERFECT — Bill Schwarz of 148 Mountain Chevrolet at 1229 Main St. earlier this week. Schwarz is a plex, 3 bedrooms, T/2 gray, tiger cot. Three January, the biggest monthly to rise on speculation that the Fed OFFICES - street level. years old. All shots Road, Manchester, paints a window display at Carter self-employed painter. surge in more than three years. will tighten credit. Higher U.S. PAINTING TILEMASTERS baths, security, utili­ Good tor professionals. FREE Mileage on low ties. $800. 646-1972. Including Leukemia. The government said the steep­ interest rates make the dollar Interior SpeelalMa Excellent location. 46 Affectionate and very cost auto rental. Vil­ Tile Sales and Installation MANCHESTER. Nice, Oak St. 649-5334, 647- playful. Indoor cot lage Auto Rental, 643- est increase in food prices in a more attractive to foreign Pride taken in every job we dol three room oportment. 9223. only! 742-5902. 2979 or 646-7044. year combined with the largest buyers. Quality is our main concern. Heat and electricity. rise in energy prices in two years In New York, the dollar rose TILEMASTERS, INC Security deposit. No A Ntwepaper la Educatloe Program School budget trimmed by $130,575 to push up the Producer Price after the report was released. The REASONABLE RATES pets. 643-8552. Sponaored by Index 1.0 percent last month. It U.S. currency was trading at We cater to the home owner. We are bath remodel and ceramic tile specialists. MANCHESTER. Two was the biggest increase since an about 1.8570 West German The Quiz The Manchester Herald By Maureen Leavitt items totaling $91,575. directors on Feb 21 at 7; 30 p.m. to necessary in light of budget FREE ESTIMATES • FULLY INSURED Let ua win your confidence! Call us today for a bedroom, five room, identical surge in October 1985. marks, up from 1.8475 late second floor. FIrsttIme Manchester Herald Kennedy recommended his give the directors an opportunity restraints and it is an attempt to "The number was much larger Wednesday, and at 128.10 Japa­ free estimate, commercial or residential. rental. Immaculate. Worldscope (10 points tor each question answered correctly) $40,624,903 budget proposal be to ask questions about the pro­ make a lean budget even leaner," than anyone expected,” said nese yen, up from 127.93 late 643-6774 Member Chamber of Commarca New appliances, car­ The Manchester Board of Edu­ reduced by $39,000 because a posed budget. said board member Susan Per­ Elizabeth G. Reiners, a vice Wednesday. peted. References ond cation has approved a $40.5 sixth-grade teacher will not he Kennedy said he thought his kins, chairwoman of the board’s security. $650. Coll 643- 0233 or 643-1726. million budget for 1989-90 fiscal needed at Highland Park School proposal was a reasonable one personnel and finance year. when it is reopened in the fall. A committee. WORTH LOOKING Into... ECONOMICAL, Third but that he could understand the HOMES HOMES The board passeed the survey has determined that there school board’s responsibility. the many bargains of­ jCDNDDMINIUMS floor, one bedroom Richard W. Dyer, school board fered for sole every dov In FOR SALE FOR SALE FDR SALE $40,.553.338 budget in an 8-1 vote are not enough students to form a “ I made a budget recommen­ Bush will negotiate I oportment with stove chairman, said "the quality of the the classified columns! and refrigerator. Nice during its meeting Thursday sixth grade at Highland Park dation I though was a reasonable budget" would not be affected by BOLTON. Come view this MANCHESTER. Newllst- locotlon. $475 plus utili­ night at 45 North School St. Board School. one based on the needs that came Inviting Raised Ranch MALLARD View. Dis­ the reductions. Ing. Unique L shaped tinctive duplexes and ties and security. No member John A. Tucci voted That $39,000 cut also includes a from the schools,” Kennedy said. NOTICE TO CREDITORS with beautiful views. dormered cape offer­ pets. Coll 643-2129. trillion budget ESTATE OF: townhouses. Located against the budget because of $5,000 salary reduction for a "But I understand the budget “ It was the intent of the $1.16 Affords great livability ing 3 large bedrooms, M ARY C. CHAVES with 3 bedrooms, 2.5 on o private protective salary increases for school ad­ speech clinician. process and the board's role in majority of the board members to 1'/2 baths, tlreploced cul-de-sac, this new MANCHESTER. Onebed- The Honorable William E. baths, family room room apartment, se­ ministrators and teachers. The budget will now go to Town it.” make those cuts which will deal FitzGerald, Judge of the living room ond pri­ subdivision of quality 3 WASHINGTON (AP) - Top programs such as education, the with wet bar and more. cond floor, new The board only cut $130,575 Manager Robert B. Weiss, who primarily with things, not stu­ Court of Probate, District of vate terraced back­ bedroom townhouses Board members stressed that administration officials today environment and the war on Manchester at a hearing held Immaculate condition. yard. Hardwood floors ond duplexes owolt building. On busline. from the spending plan proposed will make a recommendation to the reductions were not frills but dents.” Dyer said. “ The sug­ on 02/06/89 ordered that all $205,000. Flano Realty, $550 per month, yearly emphasized President Bush’s drugs and a $2.6 billion curtail­ throughout. Dlone vour Inspection. Kit­ by School Superintendent James the town Board of Directors. gested reductions in no way claims must be presented to 646-5200. □______lease. Peterman Real cuts had to be made somewhere. willingness to negotiate with ment in the defense budget that the fiduciary at the address Johnson $134,900. Sen­ chens hove oak ca­ P Kennedy. There will be a joint meeting of "It is the consensus of this BOLTON. Move In for the try Real Estate, 643- Estote, 649-9404.______Congress over details of his $1.16 President Reagan bequeathed below. Failure to promptly binets, ronge, oven, The board cut specific line the Board of Education and the board that these reductions are See EDUCATION, page 12 present any such claims may Spring! Mearly com­ 4060.D dishwasher, refrigera­ HEBRON. Modern, two trillion budget while Democrats him. result In the loss of rights to pleted 2800 sauare foot bedroom, heat, hot wa­ recover such claim. tor and built-in micro- By a vole of 6 to 3, the Supreme Court recently overturned a said the White House had under­ Democrats reacted cordially contempororv In area wave ovens. Flre- ter, appliances, park­ estimated next year’s deficit by but warily to Bush’s proposals at Johanna Bruder Roy, of fine homes. Seven ploced living rooms, ing, no pets. $625. 228- Richmond, Virginia, plan that required the city’s prime contrac­ Assistant Clerk MANCHESTER first, although the president’s call large rooms of ouallty l '/2 baths with full vani­ 3245, 646-0882. tors to sub-coniraci a certain amount of the work on each of $20 billion. This split level on lovely for a cut in the capital gains tax The tlduclry Is; workmanship. Three ties, separate full bose- MANCHESTER. Three their projects to (CHOOSE ONE: firms with at least 30 percent Chester quits Coventry school post “ We’re trying to work with the Francis J. Chaves, landscaped large lot off­ was criticized by several Executor bedrooms, 2'/2 baths ers luxury living with 3 ments, 2 zoned base­ bedroom, 2 full baths In minority employees, minority-controlled firms). Congress to resolve the tough Including whirlpool. board heotl ng systems, issues, ’' Budget Director Richard lawmakers. c/o Leo V. Diana, Eso. bedrooms, fully appll- two year old Duplex. By Jacqueline Bennett other options. particular incident that promp­ Mickel .said that in the course of 1091 Main Street Tile and hardwood Andersen permoshleld Very nice. $900 per 2 In confirmation hearings, Secre­ Darman said in an NBC interview But after a night of crunching Manchester, CT 06040 throughout. $327,900. anced gourmet kitchen, A^tchwords Manchester Herald “ I am looking at other options, ted the resignation, but Sullivan the relationships between board.s thermopone windows, month. No pets. Secur­ tary of Defense-designate John (! points for each correct match) the morning after Bush’s nation­ numbers, Senate Democrats 019-02______Flono Reolty, 646-5200. spacious family room, at­ luxurious wall to wall and I thought it was only fair to let said today there was tension. of education and superintend­ ity and references o Tower declared that a missile ally televised address to both issued a report claiming that tached garage, swimming carpeting and attached must. Coll Ed, 649-2947. 1- confirm a-put in COVENTRY — Superintendent the board know. sai(j Chesler. ents, a point is reached where a NOTICE TO CREDITORS NDTICE TD CREDITORS pool, special features. defense shield (CHOOSE ONE; But, shesaid. " I would prefer to houses of Congress. Bush’s spenciing plan underesti­ ESTATE OF garage. Come see the MANCHESTER. Two of Schools Nathan Chesler has adding he does not yet have superintendent has given all he ESTATE DF: Owner must salell can, cannot) completely protect have Nate talk about that because Added White House Chief of mated the deficit by $20 billion. ALBERT L. BENOIT, a/k /0 LAURETTA B. VDLZ mode for tomorrow. bedroom Duplex. Com­ 2- deposil b-impoverished resigned, effective June 30. another position. has to offer and wants to seek new ALBERT L. BENOIT, SR. Gennifer You own vour own lot the entire American population. he is the one who has to seek Staff John Sununu, "Now I realize They said the administration had The Honorable William E. pletely redecorated. The announcement of Chesler’s Chesler, 51, has been superin­ challenges. The board, in turn, a/k/a ALBERT BENOIT and house. No associa­ another position” Congress may try and suggest it relied on overly optimistic as­ FitzGerald, Judge of the Realty World No appliances. No 3 Secretary of the Treasury Nicho­ 3- insolvenl c-beg letter of resignation was made by tendent for five years. He came to ususally feels it wants someone The Honorable William E. Court of Probate, District of tion fees. Competi­ pets. Must be seen. $650 can’t be done but I think we’re sumptions about the economy. FitzGerald, Judge of the Manchester at a hearing held 581-4978 or 846-7576 tively priced from las Brady was severely criticized Lawrence Mickel. chairman of the job from a position as a Chesler was in a meeting and with new perspective, views and per month. McCovo- ready to sit down, negotiate and Bush says his plan would result Court of Probate, District of on 02/06/89 ordered that all $149,900. Blanchard 8. recently for (CHOOSE ONE: 4- potential d-verify the Board of Education, during a principal in Scituate, R.I. His was not available for futher leadership, Mickel said. Manchester at a hearing held claims must be presented to nough Realty, 649-3800. work with whatever slight differ­ in a deficit for the 1990 fiscal year on 02/07/89 ordered that all FEAST Your eves on the Rossetfo Realtors," suggesting, opposing) a fee on regular board meeting Thursday salary is $57,200 a year under a comment this morning. The board plans to hire an the fiduciary at the address We're Selling Houses" MANCHESTER. First ences they might have on the of $94.8 billion, not counting the claims must be presented to below. Failure to promptly fabulous view of the floor, five room, 2-3 deposits to help bail out insol­ 5- urge e-not actual night at Coventry High School. three-year contract. Mickel said Mickel disputed that there was outside consulting firm to look for the fiduciary at the address present any such claims may Hartford Skyline from 646-2482.0 vent savings and loan associa­ budget to fulfill our commitment proceeds from the sale of certain below. Failure to promptly bedroom unit. Conve­ The board voted 6-0 to accept today the salary will probably be tension about the resignation. He new candidates at an underter- result In the loss of rights to the bock of this attrac­ to the American people." federal assets. The Democrats present any such claims may recover such claim. nient location. $650 In­ tions. Chesler's resignation. Member raised to be competitive with attributed any tension at Thurs­ mined cost, Mickel .said. He said result In the loss of rights to tive 8 room Dutch Co­ cluding heat plus se­ People & Sports How slight the differences turn said the figure was really $115 recover such claim. Johanna Bruder Roy, lonial on Ralph Rood In 1 ^ INVESTMENT 4 The CAO recently criticized the (5 points for each correct answer) Judy Halvorson was absent. those of other superintendents. day’s board meeting to a long he has received some proposals Assistant Clerk curity and utilities. out to be won’t be known for billion. Johanna Bruder Roy, the Redwood Forms liiJPRDPERTY Fish and Wildlife Service for con­ 1 M ike Nichols’ “ Working Girl” was a big ‘T il go along with this, but I "This was not a surprise to agenda. The regular meeting from firms, which will be dis­ The fiduciary Is: Second floor, four several days, as Democrats sift Bush himself left budget polit­ Assistont Clerk section of Manchester. rooms, two bedroom centrating loo much effort on winner al Ihe Golden Globe Awards express my regret,” said board me,” Mickel said today. " I feel it lasted from about 7:30 to 10:30 cussed at the board’s Feb. 16 The Connecituct Bank & Four bedrooms, 2.5 through the details of Bush’s plan ics aside in favor of a brief trip to The fiduciary Is: Trust Co. N.A., Co-Executor ROCKVILLE. For sole by unit, plus porch. $625 saving endangered species with recently. Star ..?.. was named best member Ellen Sullivan. is an appropriate decision at this p.m. Board members went into meeting. Albert L. Benoit, Jr., John W. Volz, Co-Executor baths, 2 fireplaces, owner. Six family un­ calling for no new taxes, in­ Canada. But White House spokes­ Executor Including heat plus util­ the greatest (CHOOSE ONE: actress in a musical or comedy film. During a brief recess Chesler time” executive session after the The board hopes to fill the Virginia A. Walter, stunning new oak kit­ its. Good to excellent ities and security. Ep­ creases in scattered domestic man Marlin Fitzwater told repor­ c/o Jomes D. Bortollnl, Co-Executor chen, in-ground pool. public appeal, profit potential). said he was resigning to explore Mickel said there was no meeting position by July. Mickel said. Esq. condition. Willing to stein Real Estate, 647- 2 Portions of Indian writer Salman Rush­ ters the president was "very c/o David A. Golds, Esq. Approxim ately 2,200 consider owner financ­ 131 Oak Street 935 Main Street 8895, ask tor Joyce. 5 Nikila Khrushchev’s son is said to die’s new novel, “ The Satanic Verses," pleased” with the initial reaction. Hartford, CT 06106 Manchester, CT 06040 square feet. See for ing for qualified buyer. Fitzwater said that "the main yourself. $289,900. MANCHESTER. Three have told a group of participants have angered many followers of 021-02 020-02 Coll for details. 225- room apartment. $480 thing is to sit down and start Jackson & Jackson 1012, 9-5. in Ihe 1%2 Cuban missile crisis (CHOOSE ONE: Hinduism, Islam), who Cruise liner crash 1 Reol Estote, 647-8400.O plus utilities. Security. lhal (CHOOSE ONE: Mao Ze­ want the book banned. talking" on forging a bipartisan TDWN DF MANCHESTER No pets. 646-2426, 9-5 Please remember the LEOAL NOTICE budget agreement. fS lR E S O R T weekdays.______dong, Fidel Castro) urged his 3 Animal rights groups cheered Ihe news The Zoning Board of Appeals mode the following decisions jCDNDDMINIUMS father to fire missiles al Ihe U.S. “We have every reason to at Its meeting of January 30, 1989: |£SJ property STORRS. Two bedroom, that famous cbthing designer (CHOOSE sinks cargo vessel believe the Democrats will want I FDR SALE private entrance, ap­ '**'"•* *• Mrosek - Granted for the period of two ONE: Ralph Lauren, Bill Blass) will no commission urges mall developer to be encouraging about negotia­ we. ijia years o variance to make lams, lellles and GOT 'he cold weather pliances and carpeted. longer work with furs after his fall 1989 preserves tor later sole with the conditions thot MANCHESTER. Lots of blues? Come to sunny $515. Coll 643-8516. MIAMI (AP) — A Cuban cargo the bow section remained tions,” Fitzwater said. good sized rooms odd collection. Buckland Hills Drive. there be no sign erected nor sales conducted Myrtle Beach, South MANCHESTER. Second ship carrying 45 crew members floating. By Nancy Concelman That was in line with Bush’s Koni o single family house at 20 Wellington up to on enormous 2 Newsname He has asked Homart to consider putting up a Rood. Carolina. $59,900 pre­ floor, tour rooms, $550. (15 points for correct 4 Ivan Lendl regained Ihe world’s was sliced in half by a Miami- “ We don’t know what happened Manchester Herald offer, made in his speech, to bedroom, 2'/2 both, 1600 construction prices. Application Heat Included. Secur­ answer or answers) number-one ranking by crushing fellow based cruise liner today just off yet,” he said. "The only thing we display on the bones or quarry but said Thursday "work day and night" if neces­ Ahmod H. Elsso a Linda A. Apisso - Denied a + /- square feet Con­ Two bedroom luxury My government re­ No. 1315 request tor a variance to create a rear lot ond dominium. Walk out ity and references re­ Czech Miloslav M ecir in the men’s final the Cuban coast, leaving three know is that one of the Cuban Shoppers at the Pavilions at Buckland Hills he hasn’t gotten a response. The commission sary to tackle the deficit. reduce side yard and frontage tor property golf villas, free golf quired. 643-1577. cently rejected a may sit on red sandstone blocks instead of will al.so write the company with the same basement, carport, pri­ membership. Coll 1- of Ihe Australian Open. Lendl lost *he missing and one man severely survivors said it happened rather "The people didn’t send us here located at 165 Oakland Street. vacy. $162,900. Century MANCHESTER. Two plan in which rebels benches and meet one another by a dinosaur request. Application 800-225-6897. top spot lo (CHOOSE ONE: Boris injured, the Coast Guard said. suddenly." to bicker," the new president said Mulllicch New England, Inc. - Granted a 21 Epstein Realty, 647- bedroom flat, op- promised to abide Dinosaur bones were discovered at the quarry No. 1316 request tor on extension of the requirement tor Becker, Mats Wilander) Iasi year. No one was reported hurt Numerous Coast Guard ships bone display instead of a fountain. Thursday night in a nationally 8895.n pllonced kitchen, wall by a presidential Conservation Commission members voted in 1884 during excavation for red sandstone. The landscape completion for property at 189-219 to wall carpeting. Heat aboard the 734-foot Celebration and planes were heading to the televised speech before a joint Ooklond Street to June 1, 1989. MANCHESTER. Six election if it were 5 Louisville lost its chance to be named site is the only known productive dinosaur bone and hot water Included. cruise ship, which remained in site, Karonis said, and a helicop­ unanimously Thursday to ask the Homart session of the House and Senate. Application Ellsworth a Lossow, Inc. - Granted variances room home plus In­ MDRTGAGES college basketball’s No. 1 learn when $675 per month. One postponed from the area 20 miles off the eastern ter and a Falcon jet were already Development Co of Chicago, the project locality in the state and one of the most " I t ’s time to govern." No. 1317 to alter on existing non-conforming use and to come. Newer 3 bed­ cenler Pervis Ellison injured his knee. reduce the front yord to 16+/- feet (60 required) year lease plus secur­ March lo Septem­ tip of Cuba searching for more on the scene this morning. developers, to erect a small display within the productive in North America . Quarrier has said. Initial Democratic reaction to room, 1'/2 both Duplex. HOMEOWNERS As a freshman, Ellison ted his team to to install a canopy over gasoline pump Islands, Full bsoement, deck. In ity deposit. No pets. ber. Who am I and survivors, said Coast Guard “ The Cuban government is also mall that would recognize the 150-acre mall site “ There’s an important part of Manchester’s the new president and his $1.16 and also granted o soeclol exception to alter 649-0795. whal country do I Ihe NCAA lille in ..?... the gasoline service station and bulk oil storage super location. Coll for FALLING BEHIND?? spokesman Jeff Karonis. sending out some boats to for its historical role as a quarry and important history that relates to this quarry,” he said. trillion budget was cordial but a-1985 b-1986 c-1987 at 262 Oakland Street. details. $209,900. Cen­ STOP EORECL08UREII MANCHESTER. Two lead? Forty-two of the 45 people search,” said Joe Dye, another source ol dinosaur bones 100 years ago. "Change doesn’t necessarily have to wary. Republicans cheered when tury 21 Epstein Realty, If yuu are falling behind on bedroom flat, first VOUR SCORE: 91 to 100 points — TOP SCORE! Application Arun Poroira - Upheld the Order of th Zoning aboard the 320-foot Cuban ship Coast Guard spokesman. The By spring 1990, the scheduled opening of the obliterate” he renewed his campaign call for No. 1318 Enforcement Officer dated 12/5/88 which 647-8895.0______your mortgage paymanta... floor, near busline. 81 to 90 points - Excellent. 71 to 80 points - Good. 61 to 70 points - Fair. Capitan San Luis were rescued Coast Guard informally advised mall, the former Wolcott Quarry on which it was John Ostrom of the Peabody Museum at Yale a cut in capital gains taxes. Most denied the building permit tor on expansion to OR - If your home la In fora- New carpeting, great Knowtedse Unlimited, Inc. 2-6’B9 the restaurant at 57 East Center Street. ADORABLE, Affordable. cloaure. WE CAN HELP! No the Cuban government shortly built may be forgotten, said Sid Quarrier, University, the scientist who coordinated the Democrats sat silently in their Four room, 2 bedroom, location, walking dis­ after the 6 a m. collision and Application Arun Poroiro - Granted a request tor a variance payment program availabla tance to stores. $650 per brought aboard the Celebration, after the accident. supervising geologist with the Connecticut recent search for bones, has offered to make seats. No. 1319 to the parking requirements at the Bombay 1'/2 both Townhouse for up to 2 yaara. Bad credit Is ANSWERS TO THE QUIZ casts ol bones similar to those found at the Condo. One cor gar­ month. One year lease Karonis said. Searchers were Karonis said there was no Geological and Natural History Survey. Quar­ Fights also are likely over Palace Restaurant located at 57 East Center not a problemll Ask how LOW plus security deposit. quarry over a century ago for a display. Street. age, under. Move-In monthly Paymanta can help q-S !«pue|!/w continuing to look for the other information yet on whether the rier spoke at the Conservation Commission Bush's proposed $5 billion cut in 649-0795.______meeting on the recent unsuccessful search for All actions have an effective date In accordance with Con­ condition. Easy access you SAVE YOUR HOME TO- S|e»y-t- !ssr|a IMB E :uje|$|-z ImjHjJO am eiayv-l ^SlBOdS Y 3140 34 three. accident caused a major oil spill, the Medicare insurance program necticut General Statutes. Notice of these decisions has been to highway, close to DAYII LARGE Three room, 3-S :a-t !q-c :e-z ;p-i :satlOMHDlVW dinosaur bones believed by scientists to be in the for the elderly, and his renewed filed with the Town Clerk. heated apartment. Karonis said the stern of the but said it was likely fuel tanks See DINOSAURS, page 12 shopping and schools. Swiff Cenantatlva Groap ioprAjes 13 ‘*Men(j uoa|ode^ aso( :3EVVNSM3N path of the north access road, to be called ZONING BOARD OF APPEAL Don't wolf on this one! Stove and refrigerator. Cuban vessel, which carried were split aboard the Capitan San EDWARD COLTMAN, SECRETARY $102,900. Strono Real at (203) 454-1338 or References and secur­ oj|se3 |ap!j-s !|eaddr }j|qnd-y iBujisaB cement, sank immediately, but Luis when it was cut in half. See BUDGET, page 12 Estate, 647-7653.0 (203) 454-4404 ity. 649-9021 or 645-8733. -8ns-£ l|ouue3-z tsuijq paiiojjuoa-Xiijouiui-i :]dOQSaiHOM MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Feb. 10. 1989 — L 2 MANTUKSTFH HKRAl.P Frici.i\ K('h 10, 1

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Monday is Lincoln’s Birthday, a state holiday. Join volleyball tourney Municipal and state offices; All are closed on aquifer fight The sevcntli-nnnunl Volleyball Marathon spon­ Monday. Federal offices are open. sored by the Hartford Easter Seat Rehabiliation Post offices: Open Monday. There will be mail Center is set for Friday. Saturday and Sunday. April delivery. 7. 8. and 9. It will be held at the Fieldhouse and Gym Libraries; Mary Cheney and Whiton Memorial riies commission at Trinity ('ollege. Anyone can play in the libraries in Manchester. Bentley Memorial Library in Bolton and Booth & Dimock Memorial Library in marathon. To sign up. or for more information, call By Nancy Concelman She disagreed that the letter is Kelley Olson. 243-9741. ext. 211. Coventry will be closed Monday. The Andover Public Library will be open. Manchester Herald an overreaction. Department of Motor Vehicles: Closed Monday. “ It is a fund-raising letter.” Learn about yourself Auto emissions testing stations will be closed Members of the Conservation Flint said. “ To raise funds you Saturday through Monday. Commission Thursday criticized have to motivate people.” Fiorentino said the commis­ Connections, a Center for Learning Inc., is Retailers: Most will be open Monday. a recent letter from the Greater sion. which has criticized the offering '‘Enneagram. A Journey of Self- Schools: Andover and Bolton public schools will Manchester Chamber of Com­ latest draft of the regulation as discovery." which will offer a framework for be closed Monday through Feb. 20. Manchester merce seeking donations for a being too lenient, should still understanding more about ourselves. The course public schools will be closed Monday through “ war chest” that will allow the support the town in its efforts to will be offered on Tuesdays, beginning March 7 Friday. Coventry public schools will be closed chamber to hire an environmen­ protect aquifers. through April 11 from 7 to 9 p.m. at Connections. 397 Monday. tal attorney to examine the Glaeser said the Conservation N Main St. A S.^fl or $80 per couple fee is repuired for Banks; All will be closed Monday. town’s p ro p o se d aquifer- Commission must prepare its the six sessions. A non-refundahle deposit of $15 jier Liquor; Package stores will be open Monday. protection regulation. argument for aquifer protection or $2.5 per couple is required by March 1 Call Garbage collection: There will be curbside pickup “ I was very disturbed by the for the public hearing on the 640-5161 to register, or for further information. Monday in Manchester and Bolton. The Manchester chamber of commerce and their and Coventry landfills will be closed. stand.’ ’ commission Chairman proposed regulation, originally Emergency numbers: In Manchester, for high­ Arthur Glaeser said. scheduled for March. Seedling program started way: 647-3233: for sewer and water; 647-3111; for The letter, sent to chamber Planning Director Mark Pelle­ refuse: 647-3248. members last week, requests grini said today the hearing The Tolland County Soil and Water Conserv ation Manchester Herald: The Herald will publish a COLD-WEATHER donations that will allow the probably will have to be post­ District is now taking orders for their 1989 Seedling chamber to “ fight the good fight poned. The town has hired an Reginald Pinto/Manchester Herald Monday edition and its offices will be open. FRIEND - Bobby Program. Available varieties include evergreens, and insure that the interests of all attorney to review the regulation, the town’s residents are fairly deciduous shrubs and trees, a ground cover, and SOMETHING’S AFOOT — Denise Dwyer were among 90 students from Lyn Gilbert of 5 The commission’s testimony at and equitably represented on this the hearing should focus on the blueberries. The proceeds from this program will he Rioux. left, an X-ray technician at Bennet Junior High School, Bolton Holly St., left, helps used to further conservation education. Call the Police Roundup issue.” dangers some uses pose to the district. 875-8725 for a descriptive brochure and Manchester Memorial Hospital, gives Center School and Timothy Edwards Katie Huffield of 75 The chamber has said the aquifers that provide Manchester order form. Pickup is scheduled for April 14 and 15. Emily Lappen of 296 Timrotd Road, School in South Windsor to participate town’s proposed regulation will with more than 40 percent of its Deadline for ordering is March 27. center, and Amy Dwyer of 149 Charter in the hospital's Career Day Wednes­ Foster St. bundle discourage businesses from lo­ drinking water and the damage cating in town without adequately Oak St. acloserlook at a foot encased in day, The program is sponsored by the up against the done to an underground well off Man arrested in shooting protecting the groundwater be­ New State Road by industry in the plastic before it’s X-rayed. Lappen and hospital and the hospital auxiliary. Retirees offer help COVENTRY — A local man was arrested cold Thursday. cause underground wells overlap area. Glaeser said. Thursday night after he allegedly fired a rifle bullet Reginald PInto/Mancheater Herald town boundaries. The three New State road wells, The Service Corps of Retired Executives will hold into a house of a man he had apparently fought with The chamber has said it sup­ which combined form the largets ports groundwater protection but an all-day. ore-business session Tuesday. Feb. 21. Obituaries earlier in the day, police said. underground drinking water from 8:45 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Greater Hartford Police said a shot from a .22-caliber rifle went wants the state to establish source in town, was found to be Community College. 61 Woodland St . Hartford The through a window at 1276 Main St. and ended up in a regional guidelines for protection contaminated several years ago. fee is $10 at the door and pre-registration is not Discipiine poiicy change is approved before the town adopts its own and the sister of Carl Anderson of wall. Two people were in the room at the time of the employed by the Pennsylvania regulation. When Manchester Lumber Inc. required. For further information, call 240-4640 William E. Prindle Manchester. incident. State fjquor Control Board. Commission member Thomas proposed moving from its Center William E Prindle, 74. a She was born Aug. 20. 1934, in Mario LaPointe. 25, of 1189 Main St., was charged an inoperable .357 magnum pellet Griswold St., was expelled la.st wearing bulky outerwear in He was a member of the Hebron The Manchester Board of Edu­ Fiorentino said he thought the Street facility to its current 401 former Bolton resident, died Manchester, daughter of Dorothy with reckless endangerment in the incident. He was month for 180 school days. school. 'The intent was to prevent American legion, a member and cation voted unanimously Thurs­ gun into the school. chamber’s letter was an over­ New State Road location, the Boating course offered Wednesday (Feb. 8, 19891 in Warner Anderson of Manchester released on $.500 bond and was scheduled to appear weapons from being hidden under current grand chamberlain and day night to approve a change in School Superintendent James Cousins was arrested in con­ reaction. He asked if the commis­ commission considered asking Daytona Beach. Fla. and the late Ernest Anderson, in Rockville Superior Court today. the clothing. Manchester Power Squadron, a unit of Fnited deputy regional director of the the school’s discipline and pun­ P. Kennedy said the revision nection with the incident and was sion should respond to it “ with the the town to buy 140 acres of land He was born in Williamstown, and had lived in Clinton for the The shooting apparently resulted from a fight School officials implemented States Power Squadrons, will be conducting a public Alhambra Caravan No. 87. past ishment policy which will make it would bring the school’s policy in charged with carrying or bran­ view that if this aquifer- off the road so development could Mass., and moved to Palm Coast. past 13 years. She was a 19,56 outside a local package store between LaPointe and the rule without giving warning, boating safety course at the following times and treasurer of the Hebron Lions a violation for students to bring line with state law and would al.so dishing a facsimile firearm. He is protection regulation is approved be limited. Fla., seven years ago from graduate of Peter Bent Brigham one of the people in the room he shot at. police said. which sparked a protest by about locations: Monday, at 7 p.m. at Purdy Corporation. Club, past president and current facsimile and inoperative wea­ help the school better define scheduled to appear in Manches­ .somebody will probably want to The commission abandoned Bolton. He was a retired service School of Nursing in Boston, Another Coventry man. Timothy Riggott, 33. of 33 100 students. Hilliard Street: Tuesday, at 7 p.m. at Academy district governor of the Hartford pons to school. circumstances in which students ter Superior Court on March 6. take some steps toward that plan when the Planning and representative with Pfizer Phar­ receiving an R.N. degree. Before Lakeview Drive, was arrested in conection with the A committee composed of School in Glastonbury; and Wednesday, at 7 p.m. at Sierra Club, and past grand could he expelled or suspended. litigation.” Zoning Commission required maceutical Co. knight of Knights of Columbus moving to Clinton, she was a fight, police said. The board revised the policy as The incident created a controv­ students and faculty was formed South Windsor High School. The general public is to evaluate the rule and eventu­ Chamber President Anne Flint Manchester Lumber to build an He is survived by his wife. Council 6199. Bolton. 20-year resident of Middlefield. Riggott was charged with breach of peace. He is a result of an incident at Man­ The student accused of bring­ ersy at the high school when invited. Pre-registration is not required. The cost of ally developed a revised dress said earlier this week no lawsuits off-.site drainage system to pro­ Fanetta: three daughters. Karen He also was past president and and she was a past vice president scheduled to appear in Rockville Superior Court chester High School in November ing the gun to school, Orville R. school officials instituted a rule materials is onlv $15. For further information, call code. were planned by the chamber. tect the groundwater. 295-96.34. Stoddard of Palm Coast. Fla.. executive board member of the of the Democratic Town Commit­ Feb. 21. police said. when a student allegedly brought Cou.sins. 18. formerly of 14 which prohibited students from Nancy Russo of Flagler Beach. Pennsylvania Liquor Control tee of Middlefield. Fla., and Lois St. Jean of East Board Employees Union and a She was a former member of Garden club to meet Hamilton: a sister. Cornelia Erbe communicant of St. Maurice the Board of Education for Shrinking class sizes locally are the trend across the state of Otis. Mass.: and four Church. Bolton. Regional District 13, a member of The Manchester Garden Club will hold its grandchildren. Other survivors include a the Federated Church of Middle- an increase of 3 percent, accord­ while the number of classes with monthly meeting Monday at 7:30 p m at Commun­ Current Quotations By Andrew J. Davis In November. Assistant School cently. “ It’s a more effective have an increase” A memorial service will he held daughter. Noreen Rudis of He- field. a former president of the The school board is reopening ing to the council. between 21 to 25 students in­ ity Baptist Church. This month's theme will he Clinton Nursing Association, a Manchester Herald Superintendent Wilson E. Dcakin operation” Salurdas in Florida. The Craig b.on: seven grandchildren: a While class size is dropping, Highland Park School in Sep­ The council also reported that creased by two to 12 classes. The "Herbs and Herbal Lore " by Joyce Trainer Funeral Home. Palm Coast. Fla., member of the Clinton Congrega­ Jr. announced that Manchester’s great-grandson: and two nieces. elementary school enrollment is tember to handle a projected while the number of classes number of classes with between Members are asked to bring their own Valentine is in charge of arrangements. tional Church and a member of A research group’s report elementary school class size had A Mass of Christian burial will "The people didn’t send us here to bicker. It’s time “ never been lower” The average up. Deakin said. At the same increase of up to 600 new remained stable at Andover 16 to 20 students dropped by one to arrangement. Memorial donations may be the North Cove Yacht Club in Old indicates that elementary .school be Saturday at 9:30 a.m at St. to govern” — President George Bush, presenting class size seesawed from a high of time, overall enrollment is elementary school children Elementary School, the number seven classes, and the number of made to the Alzheimer’s Support Maurice Church, 32 Hebron Saybrook. his budget proposals to a joint session of the House class sizes in Connecticut arc of classes with under 16 students classes with more than 25 stu­ decreasing while enrollments are 24 pupils in 1976 to 21 in 1981 and declining. within five years. Group. P.O. Box 1976. Daytona Road. Bolton. Burial, with mil­ Other survivors include two and Senate in a nationally televised speech. increased by one to nine classes. dents decreased from two to zero, Church group set to meet rising, mirroring trends in 1983. back up to 23 in 1986. down to As of Feb. 1. 1989. elementary Beach. Fla. ,32015. itary honors, will be in Massachu­ sons. Gary Nelson of Higganum enrollment was 3.692 pupils com­ Statewide, enrollment from A class with between 21 to 25 according to the council. and Gregg Nelson of East Haven: Manchester, 22 last school year, and down The Strickland-Borst Group of Second Congrega­ setts National Cemetery. Bourne. "The people have spoken and we abide by their again to the current 21 students. pared to 3.617 in the last school kindergarten through grade 5 students no longer exists at the In Coventry, the number of tional Church. 385 N. Main St . will meet at the Mass. Calling hours are today a daughter. Karla Nelson of decision. We can hold our heads high as a previous school, the council reported. classes increased by one to 35 The Connecticut Public Expen­ Deakin attributed the decrease year, said Deakin. Total enrol­ totaled 212..574 students, up 5.872 church Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. After a short business John ‘Terry’ O ’Toole from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Holmes Clinton: a brother. Gene Ander­ government and we’ll hold our heads high as an lment dropped, though, from students of 2.8 percent in the Findings at Bolton Elementary classes, according to the council. son of Enfield: a sister, Jane diture Council has reported that in class size to the Board of meeting, a program on foods and diets will he Funeral Home. 400 Main St.. opposition." — Jamaican Prime Minister Edward Education’s commitment to 6,987 students in 1987-88 to 6.828 .so 1987-88 school year, according to School and Bolton Center School The number of classes with 16 to presented by Linda Gacoin. a nutritionist form the John "Terry" O'Toole. 76. of Manchester. Tapper of Colchester; and three Seaga, in his concession speech on losing an election public elementary school class show that the number of classes 20 students increased by three to sizes decreased throughout the keeping class size down. far this school year, he said. the council. Cooperative Extension Service. Lniversity of 249 East St Hebron, husband of Memorial donations may he grandchildren. to former Prime Minister Michael Manley. Class size, though, continued to increased by two to 25 classes. 24 classes, while the number with Mildred G O'Toole and father of .state in the 1987-88 school year “ Learning can be more effec­ “ I’m not surpri.sed (by the Connecticut. The meeting is open to the public. made to the American Cancer The funeral will be Saturday at report).’’ he said. “ Obviously, decrease as 51 percent of all The number of classes with under 21 to 25 pupils dropped by two to Patricia l>eGrand of Coventry, 10 a m. at Clinton Congregational even with increases in elemen­ tive if the teacher’s working with Flavorful. nutritious food samples will he served Society. 24,3 E. Center St., Man­ "Looking back now I can see a few strange things, a smaller class.’’ he said re­ since we’re opening a school, we classes had 20 or fewer students. 16 students doubled to six classes six classes. Call church office. 649-2863, for reservations. died Wednesday (Feb 8. 1989) at chester 06040, or the American Church Private burial will be in like he said he was a tourist but I never saw a tary school enrollment. Windham Community Memorial Heart Association. 310 Collins St .. Middlefield Cemetery. Middle- camera." — Chris Brande, who shared a Manhattan Hospital. Hartford 06105. field Calling hours are today apartment with Yu Kikumura, the reputed Mothers slated meeting He was born in Pittsburgh. Pa . from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Swan Japanese terrorist sentenced to 30 years in prison on Magnet plan needs redistricting FAMOUS on May 25. 1912, and lived there P'uneral Home. 80 E. Main St.. The Mothers of Multiples of Greater Hartford will explosives and weapons charges. most of his life before moving to Clinton. BRAND hold its I'egularrnonthlv meeting Wednesday at 7:30 Dallas. Pa for 10 years He li\’ed Doreen A. Nelson Memorial donations may be p.m at the YM-YW'CA. 770 Main St . East Hartford QUALITY in Hebron for the past four years. Doreen A. Nelson, 54, of 10 made to the American Heart to work, say 2 PTA officials The meeting will feature a potluck supper. Any FRAGRANCE He was a F S. Army and Air Hemlock Hill, Clinton, died Wed­ Association. 388 Orange St.. New known how many pupils would be mother of twins, triplets or more (or soon-to-be) Two of three co-presidents of Highland Park next fall, themove F'orce veteran serving in World nesday (Feb. 8, 1989) at Mid­ Haven 06510. or to the Kidney Lottery at Highland Park next year, and may call Bev. 745-4691. or Cindy. 64,3-.5.365. for more the Nathan Hale Parent-Teacher would not leave enough room for War II. the Korean War and the dlesex Memorial Hospital. Mid­ Dialysis Unit of the Kidney how many pupils would be information. Assertation agree with a subcom­ students from other districts. SALE \’ietnam War dletown, after a short illness She Foundation, Farmington transferring out of Nathan Hale. LORNA WILL mittee of the Board of Education “ Nathan Hale School is filling Before retiring in 1974. he was was the wife of Donald W. Nelson Avenue. West Hartford 06107. Winning numbers drawn Thursday in New PTA Co-President Sheryll-Ann GIFT WRAP- that district lines will have to be up” Johnson said. “ The redis­ England: Covill said the Board of Educa­ Overeaters get help redrawn once again if the magnet tricting is inevitable” Connecticut daily: 904. Play Four: 5936. Johnson said she would like to tion could have waited until the Are you addicted to food? Overeaters Anonymous school at Nathan Hale is to be FREE! Massachusetts daily: 8011. see the whole town redistricted at magnet school was ready before meets at the First Baptist Church. 240 Hillstown Deaths Elsewhere successful. EXPRESS YOUR Tri-state daily; 751, 7215. that time, but .she doesn’t know if redistricting. In fact. Covill said Road, every Monday. Tuesday. Wednesday and LOVE WITH Rhode Island daily: 8149. The Long Range Planning that is feasible she felt the reopening of Highland F rid ay at 1 pm . and Thursday. 7 to 8 p.m. No dues or GREETING CARDS BY; night. Blues publicist Susie Ma- Sports Illustrated several few Rhode Island Lot ‘O’ Bucks: 01-05-16-17-24. She will have one child in Park School could have been fees. For more information, call 524-4544 Dan Kelly Committee of the Board of thieu said. Funeral arrange­ years ago said Kelly dominated Education said Monday night the Highland Park School and one in delayed a couple of years. his sport like no other announcer. ST LOUIS (API — Dar. Kelly, ments were incomplete. lines would have to be redrawn Nathan Hale next fall. “ I don’t think they created "There’s the stout Irishman, Diabetes Club has meeting the voice of the St. Louis Blues Kelly was known for his distinc­ within the next couple of years to “ A lot ofpeopleliketheideaofa enough room at Nathan Hale,” AMERICAN CREITKSIGS .'iince 1968 and widely regarded tive call. "He shoots ... he and then there’s the rest of the Thoughts accommodate a proposal to make neighborhood school, and as long Covill said. “ It’s a shame that The East-of-the-River Diabetes Club will meet one of the country’s toj) hockey scores." a phrase that he actually hockey announcing universe” Nathan Hale School a magnet , or as you have that feeling among we’re going to have to go through the article said. "Kelly is the Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the H. Louise Ruddell announcers, died today of cancer borrowed from veteran Foster special focus, school. people, Nathan Hale will always this again next year. “ Person­ purest, most knowledgeable, Auditorium of Manchester Memf)rial Hospital. He was 52. Hewitt In December, the school board be a full school. Johnson said” ally. I think they opened Highland most accurate voice around” Have you made plans to worship this weekend? Anna Shells Butterfield. R N . adolescent. adult and Kelly hud been out of the He was one of three men to be If you haven’t, cancel whatever interferes, and be approved a redistricting plan that “ Most magnets start from Park a little too soon. If they had Kelly is survived by his wife. family counselor in Bolton, will be the guest broadcast booth since soon after honored in December as recip­ there when your community of faith assembles affected Martin. Buckley and scratch One hundred spots to fill waited say a year or so. they FANCY Fran, and six children His son. speaker. She has several years experience in an examination for hack prob­ ients of the 1989 Lester Patrick Nathan Hale schools to accom­ isn’t very much,” Johnson said. could have done everything at LACE John, has been working as a before God. counseling, cardiac care nursing and rehabilitation. lems led to the discovery of his Award, given annually by the modate the reopening of High­ Another PTA co-president. once. They could have redi.s- COVERED broadcaster for Madison Square The meeting is free and open to anyone interested in illness He had not worked since NHL and New York Rangers "for Drew Smith land Park School in September. Mary Breen, said Wedne.sday it tricted for the magnet school and HEARTS Candy Cupboard Garden Network doing play-by- diabetes Nov. 19. outstanding service to hockey in Mary’s Episcopal Church Debbie Johnson, co-president was loo early to speculate if for Highland Park,” Covill said. play for the New York Rangers, St Hearts Kelly died sometime during the the United States” A profile in of the Nathan Hale PTA. said that another redistricting would be She said Nathan Hale School is 1 although 100 students would be needed. She said it’s still too early a bit crowded, but the school is Learn to perform CPR moved from Nathan Hale to to comment becau.se it’s not functioning well. CPR (cardio[)ulmonarv res\iscitation) a life Weather saving technique using aritificial breathing and fflaiirhpstpr HpralJi

external heart cnmfjression. is being taught at Tech college officials clean house NS Manchester Memorial Hospital on an ongoing basis. USPS 327-500 VOL. CVIII, No. 112 CHANEL The courses scheduled for February are: Clear and cold for Higher Education has recom­ The schools have been hit in Adult Heartsaver: Feb 21: A three-hour course Penny M. Sleftert. Publisher HARTFORD (AP) - State Manchester and vicinity: To­ mended the merger of the techni­ recent years by declining enrol­ covers signs and symptoms of heart attacks, heart George T Chappell Dennis M SantOiO technical college officials, deter­ night. clear Low z.eroto lOabove. cal college and community col­ lments — a 40 percent drop in the attack risk factors obstructed airway techniques Editor Advertising Director mined to prove they can clean Wind west around 10 mph, lege .systems. The proposal is now past six years to 5,407 full- and and basic adult victim CPR techni(|ues Douglas A Bevins Sheldon Cohan their own house without a merger becoming southwest late at night. Composing Manager before the General Assembly. part-time students last fall — Adult and Pediatric Ht'artsaver: Monday and Executive Editor with community colleges, have HALSTONJ 1SHALIMAR Saturday, partly sunny High in The board set a March 1 while their administrative co.sts Tuesday: A six-hour course covers topics in the Jeanne G Fromarth Robart H Hubbard voted to eliminate 15 tenured the mid 30s. Outlook Sundtiy. Business Manager Pressroom Manager faculty positions and four admi- deadline to notify the untenured have soared. CHANEL OPIUM Adult Heartsaver plus Child CPR and obstructed More than one-quarter of the cloudy periods with a chance of Denise A Roberts FranK J MeSwaegan ni.strative jobs. faculty that their position.s have airway management along with infant CPR and * .(| i flurries ;ind a high in the ,30s. Personnel Manager Circulation Director been eliminated, Feen said. He system’s 204 faculty members obstructed airway techniciues For further informa­ Carl S. Feen, chairman of Coastal; Tonight, clear. I/iw in said the presidents of the five taught 10 of fewer hours of classes tion or to register for classes, call 647-4738 business and industry for the the teens Wind west 10 to 15 mph Published daily except Sunday and certain holidays by the technical colleges will determine a week, according to a 1987 CHANEL N O ^ Manchester Publishing C o . tS Bralnard Place. Manchester. state technical college system, becoming southwest late at night. exactly what positions, either internal study. Conn 06040 Second class postage paid at Manchester. Conn. said the board of trustees, meet­ Cologne & Perfume Saturday, partly sunny and be­ Postmaster- Send address changes to the Manchester Herald. ing in executive .session Wednes­ filled or vacant, will be Advocates of the merger say Birth center tours slated coming breezy High in the mid PO Box 59t. Manchester. Conn 06040 day night, came up with the plan, eliminated. more students will be afforded It you don't receive your Herald by 5 p m weekdays or 7:30 the opportunities to take techni­ ALSO.... Tours of the Manchest(‘r Memorial Hospital’s 30s. Outlook Sunday, cloudy peri­ a m Saturdays, please telephone your carrier. If you're unable which could save nearly $1 In a second resolution, the ods with a chance of flurries and a to reach your carrier call subscriber service at 647-9946 by 6 million. board agreed that four positions cal courses in the 12-campus •LAUREN Family Birthing Center will be conducted Sunday p m weekdays lor delivery In Manchester. community college system and Feb 19 Tours will be offered on an ongoing high in the .30s “ It is sad that we had to do in the central administration will •ESTEE Northwest hills: Tonight, clear. Suggested carrier rates are St 80 weekty. $7.70 lor one Feen said he was encouraged TATIANA 1 basis on the second and third Sunday nr each month month. $23 to lor three months. $46 20 lor six months and this." Feen said. “ This is a be eliminated. • NINA RICCI Low zero to 10 above Wind west by the "tremendous coming at 3:30 p ni The tours are limited in size, and $92 40 lor one year. message to the board of gover­ The technical colleges train •OSCAR DE LA RENTA IWHITEI around lO niiih becom ing The Manchester Herald Is a member of the Associated Press, together” of business, industry, LANVIN require advance registration Tours are limited to nors and the I.,egislature that we students be become draftsmen, and southwest Lite at night Saturday, the Audit Bureau of Circulations the New England Press students, faculty, unions and SHOULDERS adults. To register fora tourcall Communitv Health Association and the New England Newspaper Association are willing to make some hard engineeering and electronics ARPEGE To(day's weather picture was drawn by Brian Collier, 10, a alumni in opposition to the MANY M ORE!!______Eduatinn at the hospital. 647-66on from 8- 30 a m to partly sonny High near freezing choices” technicians, and other workers in fourth-grader at Bowers School. proposed merger. 4:30 p m. The state Board of Governors technical fields. MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Feb. 10, 1989 — 5_ MANCHESTER HERALD. Eriditv. Eeh 10. 1989 LOCAL State inspection NATION & WORLD & S T A T E finds no problem Terrorist Bush packs pledge Entrapment is alleged NEW HAVEN (AP) — The substantial at the Meadows looked on acid-rain action financial dealings between a surgical Meyerson said of the state’s •>. . ' products company and its security consul­ By Maureen Leavitt Manchester Herald findings. “It’s because what they; tant bolster an animal activist’s argument consider compliance is like tourist for trip to Ottawa that she was entrapped into planting a pipe A state health official said inadequate.” bomb on the company’s grounds, her About 100 Meadows employees lawyer says. Thursday that the Meadows By Todd RIchlssIn was “entireiy fitting” that he Manor Convalescent Center is protested outside the home at 333 Bv Merrill Hartson John R. Williams, who represents Eran Bidwell St. on Monday to criticize The Associated Press The Associated Press chose Canada for his first visit meeting state minimum staffing outside the United States. He Stephanie Trutt. 33. of New- York City, said requirements despite claims understaffing and the recent through a spokesman on Thursday that U S. layoffs. NEWARK, N.J. — Those who WASHINGTON - President called it “our friend and neighbor from workers that state met him say Yu Kikumura to the north.” Surgical Corp. of Norwalk paid Perceptions otherwise. Workers attending the rally Bush opens talks with Canadian International Inc. of Stratford, a security said administrative cutbacks entered the United States with an Prime Minister Brian Mulroney In advance of Bush’s trip to Cynthia Denne, supervisor of easygoing manner, clean-cut Ottawa, Canadian officiais had consultant. $499,859.35 over 14 months the state Department of Health have meant patients don’t re­ after vowing to attack the acid ending Jan. 17. ceive snacks and juices regu­ looks and a ready smile, a world rain problem that has strained voiced hope of making headway Services’ licensing division, said away from anyone’s image of an on winning an American commit­ Included in financial records. Williams inspectors visited the East Build­ larly, and that substitutions are relations between the two said, are payments to two people — Marc made in patients’ menus because international terrorist. friendly neighbors. ment to precise timetables for Mead of Westport and Mary Lou Sapone of ing of the home, and studied As he traveled the country in a reducing industrial emissions staffing schedules for a three- of inadequate food supplies. On the eve of meetings in Ridgefield — Trutt and animal rights On Wednesday, more than 200 strange, month-long odyssey, Ottawa today with Mulroney, wafting into Canada from the week period and found them to be United States. activists say befriended her and encour­ in compliance. unionized convalescent workers staying in campgrounds and inns Bush declared that “the time for aged her to plant the pipe bomb. from around the state, including and shopping at K marts, the study aione has passed, and the In his proposed changes to the Trutt was arrested last November on the The East Building contains 116 Meadows employees, met outside quiet, 36-year-old Japanese vis­ time for action is now.” fiscal 1990 budget that former grounds of U.S. Surgical after allegedly beds for patients who need the state Department of Health itor left few clues that he might In a speech to a joint session of President Reagan submitted. planting a bomb near the parking space of high-level convalescent care. Services on Washington Street in have been something other than Congress, Bush urged creation of Bush indicated he will seek the company’s chairman. Leon C. Hirsch. The investiagtion was promp­ an ordinary tourist. specific dates for reductions of Hartford to protest understaffing AP photo an acid rain program that would ted because unionized workers “Looking back now I can see a curb sulfur dioxide and nitrogen certain emissions, although the at the homes, Meyerson said. generai eiection. Manley trounced Library funds sought have said patients in the East District 1199, which represents few strange things, like he said he HEAVY SECURITY — Michael Manley, oxide emissions. He said he timetable was not spelled out. Building were receiving inade­ 254 nurse’s aides, food service was a tourist but I never saw a leader of the People’s National Party, is incumbent Prime Minister Edward wanted timetables set, but didn’t Mulroney had a half-day of Town Manager Robert B. Weiss will quate care and attention because and maintenance workers at the camera,” recalled Chris Brande, accompanied by heavy security on his Seaga of the Jamaica Labour Party. announce what deadlines he had meetings, including a luncheon, apply for $70,839 in state funds to complete of understaffing. a Manhattan accountant who home, has filed charges with the way to vote Thursday in Jamaica’s in mind. awaiting Bush and the presiden­ work on air conditioning at Mary Cheney The home’s owner. Healthcare National Labor Relations Board rented half his apartment to Still, that was a step away from tial entourage, which included Library as the result of a 'Tuesday vote by and Retirement Corp. of America and is considering calling for a Kikumura. the policy of the Reagan adminis­ Secretary of State James A. the Board of Directors. Reginald Pinto/Manchester Herald in Ohio, called for permanent strike. “He giggled and smiled and tration, which insisted for eight Baker III, national security ad­ layoffs of an undetermined Board members authorized Weiss to seek OPEN HOUSE — Raymond Beaulieu of 560 Daly Road, Coventry, shows Allen said the company has stuff, and joked about getting a Manley will seek U.S. support years that more research was viser Brent Scoweroft and White Local Capital Improvement Program number of employees at the home parking ticket,” Brande said needed on acid rain and clean- House chief of staff John Sununu. his sons Raymond Jr., 15, left, and Brian, 13, a model of a roof in the violated the union’s three-year funds to install air conditioning in the last Thursday. contract by making schedule Thursday in an interview with coal technology before emission- Aside from discussions of acid central lobby, stacks area and junior room. carpentry shop at Howell Cheney Regional Vocational Technical School. So far. 10 employees have changes without negotiating with The Associated Press. “Once he reduction timetables could be rain, the two leaders were ex­ Air conditioning was installed in the The school held an open house Wednesday for 9th-grade exploratory received an official notice of the union, and laying off senior left, I never thought I would have in 2nd chance at Jamaica helm considered. pected to review how each reference and reading rooms nearly two unemployment, according to Ma- employees instead of probation­ heard of him again.” Bush said his administration students and their parents. ryanne Allen, organizer for the country will implement the U.S.- years ago. ary employees. Brande didn’t until last April Attacks were confined mainly Seaga told supporters at his party would honor a U.S. commitment Canada Free Trade Agreement, The cost for the project is $228,000. New England Health Care Em­ Allen said the union has been 12, when police and FBI agents By Robert Glass to Canada to spend $2.5 billion ployees Union, District 1199. The Associated Press to slums in Kingston, the capital. headquarters. “We can hold our now approved on both sides of the including the construction bid of $199,700. 5 involved in talks with the home’s showed up at his apartment to Manley, 64, told cheering sup­ heads high as a previous govern­ over five years to develop tech­ border. The pact is aimed at percent contingency and $18,335 for engi­ Workers OK contract Meeting rescheduled question him about Kikumura, nology for burning coal more Denne said Wednesday’s inves­ administration for over a year in KINGSTON, Jamaica — Mi­ porters outside his headquarters, ment and we’ll hold our heads phasing out all trade barriers neering and inspection costs, according to COLCHESTER (AP) — Workers for 10 A special meeting of Eighth Utilities tigation was done to make sure an attempt to secure more who had been arrested earlier in “Let us set an example for all high as an opposition.” cleanly. He proposed spending between the two nations. Budget Officer Robert Huestis. the day on the New Jersey chael Manley, who once courted $120 million in fiscal 1990 to curb eastern Connecticut group homes for the Directors, originally scheduled for Mon­ patients receive proper care staffing at the home. Cuba but now seeks U.S. support, future generations of dignity and Manley and the People’s Na­ During a visit to Washington in The board had appropriated $157,181 in mentally retarded reached a settlement on day, has been rescheduled for Tuesday, throughout the labor dispute, but In addition, Meyerson said the Turnpike with three powerful acid rain, roughly $25 million LoCIP money for w’ork on the central lobby homemade bombs in his car. returned to Jamaica’s helm to­ cooperation in victory. “ (It is) tional Party boycotted the last April 1988, Mulroney pleaded a contract that provides for a 25 percent pay district President Thomas Landers said that the state would not conduct a union is trying to meet with the not given to many people a second election in 1983 in a dispute over more than that proposed by the and stacks area, but that would not cover increase. Kikumura, now long-haired day after trouncing Prime Minis­ Reagan administration. before a joint meeting of Con­ Thursday. full-scale investigation unless the state health services commis­ ter Edward Seaga in elections chance to serve a nation.” voter registration. gress for what he conceded would w'ork in the junior room. Huestis said. Members of the New England Health Landers said the change was made department received a formal sioner to discuss the state and wearing a beard down to his Manley was prime minister Mulroney, in the early months Care Workers Union Local 1199 voted 47-0 chest, was sentenced Tuesday to marred by gunfire and charges of First elected in 1980, the of his second term as the be expensive programs to clean because Monday. Lincoln’s Birthday, is a complaint. standards. fraud. from 1972 to 1980. His government up U.S. plant emissions. Such Thursday to approve the settlement with state holiday. William Meyerson. another un­ He claims that nursing homes 30 years in prison on explosives then embraced Cuba, alarming 58-year-old Seaga was trying for a Progressive Conservative Party Bank robber sentenced Whole Life Inc. and avert a strike and weapons charges, as well as With 65 percent of the ballots third consecutive term, some­ head of government, has called pollution, he said, was responsi­ The meeting, at 7:30 in the district ion organizer, said the state found can meet the state standards yet counted, the government-run Ja­ the United States and foreign ble for half the acid rain that has NEW HAVEN (AP) - A West Haven man threatened for 8 a.m. today. The union firehouse at 32 Main St., is for review and the home in compliance because patients don’t receive regular, carrying false documents. Pro­ investors. But he has moderated thing no prime minister has done Bush a “great friend of Canada.” represents about 100 workers. secutors said he was planning to maica Broadcasting Corp. net­ since universal suffrage began in Mulroney has said he expects a killed 15,000 Canadian lakes and sentenced to six years in prison for three discussion of the proposed administration employees scheduled to be laid basic care and attention like work declared Manley’s party the his views and today seeks a “new threatened or damaged 300,000 bank robberies was the first person to be David Faulkner, executive director of budget for the fiscal year that begins July 1. off were still working Thursday. regular baths, warm food, bed bomb a Navy recruiting center in beginning” with the Bush 1944. good relationship with Washing­ Whole Life, said he would recommend that New York as part of a Libyan- winner of at least 34 of Parlia­ ton to produce an agreement on more. sentenced in Connecticut under federal Other budget review sessions are set for “That doesn’t surprise me,” linen changes. ment’s 60 seats. Seaga’s party administration. Seaga. Boston-born and guidelines recently ruled constitutional by the company's board of directors approve Feb. 21 and Feb. 27. sponsored campaign of In his concession speech, Seaga Harvard-educated, was the clos­ acid rain — an issue that has During a briefing for White the contract. terrorism. had taken eight seats and 18 seats caused lingering strains between House reporters earlier this the U.S. Supreme Court. U.S. Attorney The budget will be presented to the were undecided. indicated he would not challenge est U.S. ally in the Caribbean. He Stanley A. Twardy Jr. said. Union organizer Jonathan Rosenblum district voters for action at the annual The Japanese Foreign Ministry the results despite his earlier was the first official visitor to the Ottawa and Washington. week, Scoweroft said he did not said the settlement will raise hourly wages Roof repair as costly identifies Kikumura as a member The party winning a majority of In a letter at the front of a press expect major new Bush adminis­ James Richitelli. 34, was sentenced district meeting May 24. parliamentary seats forms the allegations of fraud. Reagan White House in 1981, and Wednesday by U.S. District Judge Ellen from $8.08 to $8.53 on March 1 and to $10.55 of the notorious Japanese Red “The people have spoken and supported the 1983 U.S. invasion book assessing U.S.-Canadian tration acid-rain commitments in on July 1. The contract expires in June 1990. Army terrorist group. U.S. pro­ government for a five-year term. relations, Bush said he thought it the Ottawa talks. Bree Burns. He was also sentenced to serve Man held in shooting Seaga’s party now holds 60 seats. we abide by their decision.” of (irenada. a three-year period of supervised release as new Enfield prison secutors say he received terrorist training in Lebanon’s Bekka The latest returns today and ordered to make $5,000 restitution and Suspect pleads guilty BROOKLYN, Conn, (AP) - A 73-year- showed Manley’s left-leaning participate in a drug treatment program. old Brooklyn man was charged with HARTFORD (AP) - It would prison and rebuilding. Valley. Kikumura and his lawy­ cost about the same to build a Russell Doeg. facilities design ers deny the allegations. People’s National Party leading NEW HAVEN (AP) - A 51-year-old attempted murder after allegedly shooting Seaga’s right-of-center Jamaica Rocky Hill man has pleaded guilty tw his daughter in the chest with a shotgun new. sturdier minimum-security and construction director for the During his short stay in the :mu\rsDM prison in Enfield as it’s going to Public Works Department, said a United States, Kikumura tra­ Labor Party by a 57 percent to 43 Repairs close street violating federal law when he lent $25,000 to during a domestic dispute, police said. percent margin, or 429,680 votes :BRU/Ei^l4TH a smuggling ring that illegally imported The daughter, Juliette Fortin, 49, was cost to make extensive repairs to new prison with walls made of veled with a wad of cash on a Walker Street will be closed for four masonry instead of wood would 7,000-mile trek to buy parts for the to 324,486. rhinoceros horns, a federal prosecutorsaid. taken after the shooting Wednesday by leaking roofs at the 2-year-old The balloting was Jamaica’s weeks beginning Monday for culvert work, Kenneth R. Hussey entered the plea ambulance to Day Kimball Hospital in facility, state officials say. outlast the current seven­ bombs he would build. His travels according to the Manchester Police building facility, which was built apparently were financed in part first nationally contested election Thursday in U.S. District Court in New Putnam, where she was listed in stable since 1980, when an estimated 700 Department, Haven to one count of violating the federal condition Thursday. William Carbone, an official at to last only 10 years. by money drawn from a Swiss Costello Industries is doing the culvert the state Office of Policy and bank account. people were killed in political Endangered Species Act. U.S. Attorney When Raymond Fortin started shooting, “We have an opportunity now violence over a nine-month work. Traffic will be routed to nearby roads Stanley A Twardy Jr. said. He faces up to his wounded daughter and his wife fled to a Management, said Thursday that to make this a 40-year facility,” Investigators used receipts for access to East Middle Turnpike or East engineers working for the state Doeg said, adding that bethought found in Kikumura’s car to piece campaign. one year in prison and $100,000 fine when he neighbor’s house and called the police, The killing of a pregnant Center Street. is sentenceti and was freed on $10,000 bond. state police said. Public Works Department have the construction cost would be together his movements in the recommended demolishing the around $10 million. month before his arrest. His housewife Thursday raised to at travels took him to roadside least 12 the number of people motels through America’s hear­ killed in politically related vio­ tland, across its colonial byways lence since the campaign opened Coventry picks a school doctor and into the Bible Belt. Jan. 15. Seaga said Glenna The documents show he spent Williams was shot a minute Precious gifts of] time in Massachusetts, New before the prime minister arrived York, New Jersey, Ohio, Michi­ to vote in Kingston. forthis . but the method sparks a debate gan, Illinois, Missouri, Tennes­ The campaign had been shor­ see, Kentucky, West Virginia and tened to just over three weeks holiday of the he art: Bv Jacqueline Bennett “I have no questions about his van said today she did not believe T1he Pennsylvania. Along the way, he because of fears of violence at the Manchester Herald (Bowen’s) qualifications but he age was a factor. The request to bought such items as gas cans, a height of the island’s tourist refused to complete a document look for someone else for the job season. Tourism, the main indus­ COVENTRY — The Board of and come in for an interview as diet scale, flash bulbs, electrical came from former board wire and tape, glue and fire try. has bounced back after Education voted Thursday to other candidates had done” member John Fleming, who how-to-q

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He said the city could The mayor said Lynn would be glad to NEW YORK (AP) - Babe signed March 4, 1939. The reunited with her after learning information operator if she knew The Associated Press offer the two towns its strong vocational assist Swampscott with its sewage — if Ruth’s autograph sold for $600 document sold for $3,850. that she had spent 64 years in a of a hospital in a red-brick school and a wider offering of courses. Swampscott, where 96 percent of the students and first lady Barbara Bush’s “She has the most valuable sanitarium, building with white trim. BOSTON — When the patrician suburb of But Swampscott is reluctant to open its are white, would help Lynn integrate its went for $350. But former autograph of any living per­ “This has been unexplainable The operator gave her the Swampscott asked the gritty industrial city of schools to Lynn students. public schools. President Carter’s autograph son,” said Herman Darvick, number of Binghamton Psychiat­ WALLACE—TUSTIN The state Education Department is pres­ joy,” Paul Daniluk said, “God Realty 644-5667 Lynn to share its sewage system, Lynn was “We listened politely, but it didn't go over couldn’t bring down the gavel, whose firm specializes in has permitted me to know and be ric Center. They called three days agreeable but attached one condition: help us very well,” said Swampscott Town Clerk suring Lynn to eliminate racial imbalances in even at a bargain price of $75. celebrity signatures. after Christmas. A 22 Morgan Farms Drive integrate our schools. Jack L. Paster. “If I had to wager right now. its 17 elementary schools. Although 31 “No bid,” the auctioneer A signed Thomas Edison able to express my love to my percent of the city’s students are black, Asian mother,” “My brother and I were talk­ South Windsor, CT. 06074 The proposal left some in Swampscott “in a I’d say we’ll be building our own sewage said Thursday night at a patent went for $7,700 and a (Across from Ann Field's Restaurant) state of shock,” according to the town clerk, plant.” or Hispanic, some schools consisted of less Herman Darvick Autograph Benjamin Franklin autograph Daniluk, 68, of Denver, was 4 in ing, and I asked him, ‘What if than 25 percent minorities last year and she’s still alive?”’ she said. “He and stirred up century-old differences of race Lynn, which has been a magnet for Auction. was sold to a doctor from 1925 when he and his father and class in the two seaside communities. immigrants since its peak shoe-making days others more than 50 percent. Pennsylvania for $11,000. survived the fire in upstate New said that was impossible, because Unless the city develops a plan to guarantee "Very popular president,” she would have had to have been “I feel very strongly that these people in my a century ago, still attracts newcomers one observer said sarcasti­ The Babe Ruth signature York. He grew up thinking his 99.000 South Windsor-Condo-Just Listed. 1 bedroom at Westage. neighboring community feel that perhaps because of its relatively inexpensive housing. no recurrence of such imbalances, the state was splayed across a photo­ mother, Agnes, died in the blaze, more than 100. Well, he was close. will cancel a $340,000 grant. School Superin­ cally as some of the nearly 100 We (dialed) the number and Indoor/outdoor pools, tennis, clubhouse, central air 8% they’re a better class of people, because It has a median household income of $12,000, people who crowded into a graph of the Bambino shaking but she had actually been diag­ Now... they’re all white and affluent, and they’re about one-third that of Swampscott. tendent Robert J. Gerardi said. hands with an unidentified nosed with a form of schizophre­ asked if they had a patient named fixed mortgage available to qualified buyers. Manhattan hotel chuckled. Agnes Daniluk. And the recep­ acting accordingly,” Lynn Mayor Albert Swampscott officials, facing a court order DiVirgilio said his message to the Rotary Oliver North was far more man in a business suit. Two nia and put in a county 106.900 Manchester Condo — Townhouse in exceptional condition. DiVirgilio said Thursday. to improve the town’s sewage treatment sanitorium. tionist said, ‘Just a minute. I’ll “basically was that ‘If you want to work with popular. An autographed copy campaign-related letters by ring that floor.’” New kitchen, 2 bedrooms, 1'/i baths. Even More Affordable The arrangement would have advantages system, first asked in December whether the city of Lynn, we should work together on of the former national security Mrs. Bush, on her personal Lynn’s sewage plant could start treating She apparently suffered severe 109.900 Manchester Condo — Immaculate 2 bedroom townhouse for both Swampscott, a town of 14,600 all our problems, not just the ones that are in aide’s high school yearbook red, white and blue stationery, trauma during the fire, and her They reached a supervisor and From $64,900 -1 Bedroom • $77,900- 2 Bedroom characterized by rows of Victorian sea Swampscott’s waste. totally remodelled. Seller will take back ‘25,000 second. BEFORE REBATE your favor.’’’ sold for $450. The yearbook were sold as one item. husband was ashamed to admit explained who they were and who captains’ mansions, and Lynn, a city of 79,000 Donald Brewer, the town’s public works At least, he said, Swampscott should accept shows North with a printed An autographed picture of her condition or whereabouts to they were looking for. 164.900 South Windsor — Just ListedI Immaculate 3 bedroom ranch • Wall-to-wall carpeting Abundant closet space that was once the center of the nation’s shoe superintendent, said a new sewage plant Lynn students instead of the 63 Boston quote: “I am not only witty in President Ronald Reagan and others, according to the family. “We all broke out in tears,” industry. would cost about $16.3 million, some $5 myself but the cause that wit is then Vice President Bush sold on large grounds in family neighborhood. • Color kitchen appliances Storm and screen windows inner-city students it takes in a program to Anton Daniluk remarried in Tanya said. “God just led us to Most officials agree that a regional school million more than building a pumping station put urban minority children in suburban in other men.” for $750. But an autographed 1948 and he and his second wife her.” 225.000 South Windsor — New 8 room 4 bedroom colonial on • Color bathroom fixtures Air Conditioning district would cut costs. Swampscott, in fact, and hooking into Lynn’s plant. schools. Another big seller was a picture of Carter with Presi­ died in 1976. Mrs. Daniluk, it seems, had cul-de-sac with family room, 2V4 baths an 2 car garage. • Tax advantages Olympic size swimming pool is considering merging its school administra­ DiVirgilio gave Lynn’s answer two weeks Greta Garbo signature on an dent Gerald Ford, another been led to believe her son had tive staff with that of nearby Nahant, another ago in a speech to the Swampscott Rotary Swampscott School Committee Chairman amended movie contract slow seller, went for $140. “When he was dying, my sister died in the fire. Hospital officials 262.000 South Windsor — Horselovers, 8Vi room colonial on 10 COACHLIGHT VILLAGE CONDOMINIUMS affluent community on the other side of Lynn. 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10 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. Feh 10. 1989 OPINION NATION Activists in court & W O R L D to halt abortion MINEOLA, N.Y. (A P) - An In its ruling, the five-member HUlM E „ Security rules tougher Watchdogs anguished husband’s hopes to appeals court panel had dis­ Utility tax authorize an abortion for his missed requests by Short and WASHINGTON (AP) — Applicants for John Broderick to be appointed positions in the federal government and comatose wife on the chance it guardians of Mrs. Klein and her defense plants could be denied a security could save her life were dashed need some clearance — and even a job — without again by two anti-abortion acti­ fetus. vists who say his wife’s emotional The panel found that “ ulti­ not likely to explanation or right of appeal, under a plan mately the record confirms that being weighed by the Bush administration. health is at stake. “ I ’m begging the American these absolute strangers to the The plan is contained in a 21-page draft Klein family, whatever their watching presidential order which was circulated for people to please help us,” Martin Klein said Thursday after he was motivation, have no place in the comment to 30 federal agencies on Jan. 24. get support rebuffed a second time in a battle midst of this family tragedy.” A copy was obtained Thursday by The to become the legal guardian of But at about 8:30 p.m., 30 Associated Press. By Jack Anderson his 32-year-old wife, Nancy. minutes after the appeals court The proposed order, which would take and Dale Van Atta ruling. Short and Broderick ob­ effect upon signing by President Bush, “ We’re torn up,” he said. Gov. William A. O'Neill's proposal for a 7.5 tained the temporary stay from already has drawn criticism from Congress "These strangers have come off percent tax on utilities is obviously not an idea WASHINGTON - THe inspector the Court of Appeals in Albany, and interest groups, because it eliminates the street and are intruding in our that state legislators, even those who are general at the Environmental Protec­ lives. We don’t know what to do New York state’s highest court. tion Agency is supposed to be a rights accorded government and defense No hearing was immediately traditionally aligned with the governor, are workers and job applicants for 29 years. about it.” watchdog on waste. Instead, his scheduled. going to embrace. employees describe him as a hog on Job applicants denied clearance and Late Thursday, a state appeals Mrs. Klein, who is approxi­ Ordinary Connecticut citizens are not going travel. workers with low-level clearances who are court upheld a lower court ruling mately 17 weeks pregnant, has denied access to more secret information Inspector General John Martin and that made Klein, an accountant been in a coma at North Shore to like it any better. would be stripped of their existing procedu­ his chief assistant, John Barden, from Upper Brookville, his wife’s University Hospital in Manhasset Democratic Rep. John W. Thompson labels ral rights to challenge damaging informa­ spent thousands of dollars to attend a guardian. But two members of an on Long Isiand since a Dec. 13 car tion. the proposed tax on utilities, and on legal and week-long conference in Hong Kong. anti-abortion group immediately accident. accounting services, as a regressive one. Two months after they got back to appealed to the state’s highest She is severely brain-damaged court, which placed a stay on the Democratic Sen. Michael Meotti has said he Washington, D.C., Barden ordered Democrats elect Brown and given a slight chance at the staff to curtail job-related trips: decision. recovery. Klein sought an abor­ will look for an option to the tax on utilities. WASHINGTON (A P) - Ronald H. Brown the travel budget was too low. “ It’s just something you can’t tion for his wife after he said some was elected today chairman of the But Meotti and Thompson also both The staff investigators were under­ set aside,” said John Short, physicians advised him that an Democratic Party, the first black to head a question O'Neill’s proposal to eliminate .546 standably miffed. There is enough SOLO FLIGHT ACROSS PACIFIC — Fumio Niwa smiles from his 6-foot founder of the Long Island abortion may enhance her recov­ major political party, and said his chair­ money for overseas junkets for the diameter pressurized gondola today in Yokohama, Japan. Niwa, 38, an Right-to-Life group. “ Our con­ ery and could save her life. state jobs, including 78 positions in the state manship “ won’t be about race, it will be boss, but not enough to send the experienced balloonist, hopes next week to become the first person to fly cern is of the psychological and “ All we want to do is save Department of Environmental Protection. about the races we win.” underlyings across state lines for emotional state of Nancy Klein if Nancy’s life,’ he said Thursday “ You have made history,” he told the alone in a helium balloon across the Pacific Ocean to the United States. Meotti says the DEP seems to have taken “Praise Allah — there they go. Now we can fight each other in peace.” investigations. she wakes up.” night. “ Time is precious. Any Democratic National Committee moments He expects the trip will take four days. too big a share of the cuts. The travel bug is a pervasive in delay in terminating the preg­ after it elected him chairman by “ Under our plan, we say the Washington as a flu epidemic. There’s nancy is only increasing the risks Across the aisle. Republican Rep. Paul R. acclamation. the spill occurred at Rabta, some 60 miles baby’s down at the neonatal clinic something about a credit card and the to Nancy. These people’s actions Munns objects to the utilities tax. He wants to A former aide to Sen. Edward M. Vatican blasts racism southwest of Tripoli, but he provided no getting the best care possible. open road that a bureaucrat can’t constitute severe harassment Kennedy, D-Mass., and adviser to Jesse other details. Under their plan, they’ve got to see the state leave vacant those positions that resist. With President Bush pledged to VATICAN CITY (AP) - The Vatican and interference with Nancy’s Jackson, Brown was unopposed for the He said that while such problems are tell her they’ve killed her baby. are not now filled as a means of reducing cut the gargantuan budget deficit today attacked South Africa’s apartheid Emotionally, that would kill rights and my wishes and Nan­ without raising taxes, travel will party chairmanship. expected to continue, Libya is on the verge expenses. But he does not favor reducing Of grime and punishment system as “ the most marked and syste­ her.” cy’s parents wishes.” of producing a chemical weapons capabil­ become an even more coveted Four other contenders to succeed Paul G. matic form ” of racism in the world and personnel in the environmental field. ity far in excess of any realistic military commodity. Kirk Jr. in the top party post dropped out urged efforts to stamp out all forms of to find the best technology that tion permits. The government could early in the contest. needs. The governor’s budget message is clear. He By Daniel Farber The solution is as clear as the stamp prejudice. has told the legislators they will have to to companies can afford. A major EPA even auction off the permits (a nice on your passport — eliminate junkets In a major document on racism that took New mom celebrates rule may require tens of thousands of “ revenue enhancer” ). to conferences where sightseeing and figure out how to raise more revenue without In 1970 Congress passed the Clean Akihito opens session the unusual step of mentioning countries by pages of documentation. Even then, Alternatively, companies with low parties are the real agenda. But you name, the Vatican also said “ much still Statehood vote welcome antagonizing the voters or how to reduce Air .Act, which set a strict deadline for the courts often require the EPA to pollution levels could sell pollution can’t watch for the bureaucracy to TOKYO (AP) — Japan’s parliament needs to be done ” to wipe out racial reducing air pollution to safe levels. SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) — A top recovery from ‘death’ services without alienating large segments of retrace its steps. Years may pass rights to companies with poorer take the low road — preserving the resumed business today with an address by prejudice in the United States, although it That deadline was 1975. It was later official of a Puerto Rican party that favors between the beginning of a proceeding controls — financially rewarding the junkets to Paris in April and eliminat­ Emperor Akihito as it faced the prospect cited the country as one of the most racially their constituencies. statehood for the U.S. commonwealth “ One of the things that occurs extended to 1982 and then to 1987. At and final approval of a regulation. “ clean” companies and penalizing ing the business trips to Duluth in that a stock scandal would stall debate on YAKIM A, Wash. (A P) - Bar­ Whatever combination of increased mixed societies in the world. praised President Bush for calling for a during birth is massive changes the end of 1987 Congress granted February. the government’s budget for the next fiscal bara Blodgett kissed her newborn the laggards. All of these schemes referendum on Puerto Rico’s future in his in hormones,” said Dr. Bill taxation and decreased services comes about, another extension. That has now run Second, the current method makes Martin and Barden told us profes­ year. son as she happily recalled that would force companies to pay for their Libya spilled poisons address to Congress. Blackerby, a specialist in head the governor will be in a good position later to out. Almost 20 years after the Clean no economic sense. Why should two sional conferences are a must. The The legislative body opened its regular just two months ago, suffering pollution, giving them an incentive to “ It is the type of direct message we were injuries in suburban Nashville, Air Act was passed, the air in more companies that cause radically differ­ Hong Kong conference in late 1987, session with the new monarch’s first WASHINGTON (AP) - CIA Director from “ cerebral death.” she be­ disclaim responsibility for them. find and use the most cost-effective expecting from President Bush,” said Tenn. “ There could be some than 50 U.S. cities remains a health ent amounts of environmental dam­ where they were invited to speak, was appearance in the Japanese parliament William Webster says Libya recently came one of the few comatose preventive technology. Pedro Rosello, vice president of the New relationship between hormonal risk. age be forced to spend the same for international experts in corrup­ since he ascended the Chrysanthemum experienced a serious toxic spill at women in medical history to give The most common objection to this Progressive Party. changes taking place and in some Water pollution presents an equally amount on pollution abatement? With tion. Barden also traveled to Toronto. throne following the Jan. 7 death of his chemical weapons production facilities as birth. proposal is that incentive systems “ When the president says he is in favor of way maybe that triggered some discouraging picture. Congress the broad, all-inclusive standards now Canada, for an international meeting father. Emperor Hirohito. the country rushes toward large-scale Since that time Mrs. Blodgett legitimize pollution by making it manufacture of mustard gas and nerve the process and asks for congressional has made a recovery that has sort of metabolic process to passed the Clean Water Act in 1972, in use, the solutions sometimes cost of police chiefs. Later today. Prime Minister Noboru another cost of doing business. But agents. cooperation, it gives a seriousness to the confounded her doctors. increase the level of alertness.” with the proclaimed goal of eliminat­ far more than the problems. Congres­ What ail this international hobnob­ Takeshita and other top officials of the regulating polluters is not a goal in Webster told the Senate Government issue which never before existed,” Rosello On Thursday, she gazed at little Dr. Thomas Benedetti, who ing all pollution by 1985. More than sional intervention can be a further bing has to do with waste in the EPA is majority Liberal Democratic Party ad­ itself. We don’t regulate pollution Operations Committee on Thursday that said. Simon Alan Blodgett, stroked the delivered the baby, said at the $250 billion bas been spent. Some problem. Congress has specifically a mystery to us, as well as to some of dressed the parliament, or Diet. because smokestacks and discharge hair of her other son and nodded time of birth that it was only the required the use of expensive the grounded staffers. “ We don’t do streams and lakes have improved: pipes are inherently immoral. We her head emphatically when fourth such case in the world that others have gotten worse. According scrubbers even at power plants where anything that has international impli­ regulate pollution because it comes at cations ... and we’re not chiefs of asked if she hoped for full he could locate in medicai to government figures, water, quality pollution could be controlled much a cost, perhaps one not as easily police,” one staffer told our associate recovery. She pointed to letters records. hasn’t changed much. more cheaply by switching to low- quantifiable as the price of an air Scott Sleek. New effort to censor North evidence on a piece of paper to spell out Such a birth is so rare because sulfur coal. The environmental program isn’t a scrubber, but a cost nonetheless. The agency’s mission is to make words. I any injury sufficient to cause a total failure. Some pollutants have Third, the current approach to A more valid criticism is that we sure that the federal budget allocated WASHINGTON (AP) - The morning. charges of covering up the court upheld Gesell’s decision. “ I felt wonderful,” the 24-year- coma likely will cause a miscar­ substantially declined. Moreover, regulation asks EPA to do a job it is have too much invested in the current to protect the environment goes for Justice Department is making a At issue is whether national Iran-Contra affair. Loye Miller, a Justice Depart­ old woman spelled, when asked riage too, said Blackerby, a without federal regulation, pollution fundamentally incapable of doing. regulatory system to throw it out and that and nothing else. third attempt to censor evidence security would be threatened by Geseil finished selecting a jury ment spokesman, said it would her first response to seeing the physician at Rebound Corp., a would now be much worse. Instead, The agency cannot possibly master start over. That’s true. For now, we Martin is “ doing the very thing that in the Iran-Contra trial of Oliver disclosure of classified informa­ on Thursday and he rejected the try again today because on newborn. private rehabiition center for Thursday the appeals judges Sitting in a wheelchair with her the air in most U.S. cities is somewhat the economics and technology of should experiment with incentive he’s supposed to be a watchdog on,” North, after being told twice by tion during North’s trial. The Justice Department’s censorship people with head injuries. “ had before them a lot more” dark hair in a ponytail, she better than it was in 1970. dozens of industries. It is bound to systems, using them to supplement said one employee. “ It seems to me the courts that it has no business Justice Department, at the urg­ bid. calling it “ wholly mis­ Coma-causing injuries are also placed.” He told the jurors to material from Walsh "than they watched her husband, David, Our system of environmental regu­ make mistakes: asking more than the current approach. Beginning in it’s setting the worst possible type of interfering in the case. ing of the CIA and National commonly followed by respira­ had from us.” feed the baby from a bottie. Then lation badly needs an overhaul. some companies can ultimately example. For the troops that can’t go The department wants a three- Security Agency, is seeking au­ report back Monday morning. tory problems, which can kill a the Carter administration, the EPA Assistant Attorney General Ed­ she kissed the infant. Overloaded with unrealistic deadlines achieve while letting others off too to Idaho and investigate some con­ member panel of the U.S. Court of thority to screen and block such Gesell said the Justice Depart­ fetus, he said. has made some valuable moves in this One expert on head injuries and sweeping legislation during the lightly. A series of careful studies has tract fraud, it can be a tough break.” Appeals to reconsider its decision disclosures. ment has no standing to interfere ward S.G. Dennis, head of the direction, mostly in connection with Justice Department's criminal speculates that Simon’s birth on Dr. Loren Winterscheid, medi­ 1970s, battered by budget cuts during shownthat more carefully tailored Partial records available from the Thursday lifting an administra­ U.S. District Judge Gerhard in the trial at this point because new pollution sources. These limited division, claimed that “ the risk to Dec. 9 may also have triggered cal director of Seattle’s Univer­ the ’80s, the Environmental Protec­ controls could save up to 50 percent of Hong Kong trip show that Barden tive stay that had blocked North’s Gesell, who is presiding at the Independent Counsel Lawrence innovations have already saved $500 Walsh is handling the prosecution national security would be signifi­ his mother’s return to conscious­ sity Hospital, said he doubts there tion Agency now needs to devise a the current expense of pollution alone claimed more than $3,400 in trial from proceeding. The de­ trial, has ruled that North may million to $700 million in compliance use classified information if it is of North. cant” under the rules laid down ness following a June 1988 auto is a connection between the birth regulatory approach that’s flexible, control (now about $50 billion a year). expenses. The two men took a partment said that it would “Dan, I'm happy to hear what you’ve been do­ costs, with no loss in environmental relevant to his defense against A few hours later, the appeals by Gesell. accident. and return to consciousness. effective and reties as much on The unifying flaw behind the vacation day, using their own money, return to the appeals court this ing lately — but not hole-by-hole!“ quality. We need much more of the to tour Tokyo while they were in the market-based incentives as on rigid current approach is that the EPA has same. neighborhood. That is legal, but some penalties. Perverse as it may sound, the desire to regulate pollution but not Unlike his predecessor, George members of Congress frown on the EPA needs to stop trying to ban enough information to do it effi­ Bush seems eager to establish his piggybacking business trips with Tower left Letters to the editor ciently, while industry has all the pollution and start letting companies bona fides as a defender of the vacations because it makes the information but no desire to use it. Auditions The Manchester Herald welcomes original letters pay for the privilege of polluting. environment. The political climate business look like thinly disguised to the editor. Federal pollution statutes are now One response would be to beef up now holds the promise for real pleasure. hanging by The Manchester Symphony Chorale will hold theEPA’s resources. But more funda­ Letters should be brief and to the point. They almost as complicated as the tax progress. Next time someone says it is EPA employees told us they are auditions for soprano and baritonesoloistsforthe should be typed or neatly handwritten, and. for ease code. As a practical matter, the mentally, we need to create incen­ morning in America, maybe the smog afraid to criticize the junkets openly in editing, should be double-spaced. Letters must be pollution statutes require polluters to tives for industry to use the informa­ won’t obscure the sun. for fear of reprisals. Martin said the Congress Brahms "Requiem" to be performed at the tion it has on hand. signed with name, address and daytime telephone use the strongest feasible means of agency has a grievance process and Manchester High School Bailey Auditorium on number (for verification). pollution control. The basic idea is to turn pollution his employees are free to bring WASHINGTON (AP) - John The Herald reserves the right to edit letters in the First, this method is tortuous. The into a cost that, like any other Daniel Farber is Henry Fletcher complaints to him. Tower’s nomination as defense April 8. The auditions will take place on Saturday, interests of brevity, clarity and taste. expense, the company will want to Professor of Law at the University of The situation at EPA raises a EP.A has to investigate the pollution secretary was in limbo today as Feb. 25, from 2:00 to 4:30 p.m. by David Clyle Address letters to: Open Forum. Manchester control technologies and economic minimize. This can be done indirectly Minnesota. This article first appeared troubling question. Who’s watching Congress left town for a weeklong Herald, P.O. Box .591. Manchester 06040. conditions in each individual industry by making companies pay for pollu­ in The New Republic. the watchdogs? Do we need someone recess, with many Democrats Morse, choral director. to make sure the inspector general saying they need answers to isn’t guiity of the abuses he is questions about Tower’s conduct supposed to stop? before they can make a decision. Please call 647-9142 for an appointment and Martin and Barden are not the only Tower, meanwhile, didn’t shy With budget, Bush completes the transition continent hoppers among the inspec­ further information. away from the spotlight, appear­ tors general. The Hong Kong confer­ ing Thursday night with Presi­ Central America — including in ence drew inspectors general from dent Bush at a joint session of By Donald M. Rothberg Nicaragua.” the Energy , Agriculture and State Congress where Bush unveiled There was a new emphasis on departments and the U.S. Govern­ his budget for fiscal 1990, includ­ WASHINGTON — Inaugural ad­ preventing the spread of nuclear ment Printing Office. We recently ing a slowdown in defense YE OLDE dresses are the style, but budgets are the weapons. reported that June Gibbs Brown, the spending. substance of new administrations. With But Bush did not turn away from his inspector general of the Defense White House aides said Tower his first spending plan, George Bush predecessor’s plan to established a Department, took a month-long has been advising Bush on COMPUTER FAIRE completed the transition from the space-based missile defense system. junket to the Far East and another military and budget issues, and Reagan to the Bush presidency. “ I will vigorously pursue the Strategic trip to Europe, ostensibly to eyeball sat next to Bush at a Cabinet & FLEA MARKET Defense Initiative,” he said. overseas military bases. “ I don’t propose to reverse direction,” meeting to review the new Bush told the nation Thursday night in a The seeds of conflict with the Demo­ Mini-editorial budget. televised speech to a joint session of cratic Congress were present. In contrast to the Democrats. •SOFTWARE Congress. His plan for a cut in capital gains taxes The war on drugs is suffering from Republicans rushed to support •COMMERCIAL What he set forth was a shift in is certain to get a cool reception. His infighting among the troops. Attorney Tower, saying he was the victim direction, not a reversal or a sharp turn. belief that economic growth will provide General Richard Thornburgh doesn’t of unfounded allegations and •SHAREWARE. While the direction remained conserva­ new jobs and pay for new social think a drug czar is necessary. Now rumors. •PUBLIC DOMAIN tive. it was a direction that was clearly programs surely will be tested by Thornburgh is stuck with William After Bush’s speech. Congress his own. uncertainty about whether that growth Bennett. Insiders say Thornburgh has adjourned until Feb. 21, the first •HARDWARE (NEW & USED) A dependence on growth and an can long be sustained. promised to cooperate with Bennett, day the Senate Armed Services as long as Bennett sticks to public •SOFTWARE WORKSHOPS opposition to taxes remained central to program lor the poor. He proposed But while Reagan often fostered Committee could vote on the of neglecting. education and lets Thornburgh worry his plan for the economy. He stood fast on increased spending for the Head Start Not only did Bush walk away from conflict, even with congressional Repub­ nomination of Tower, a former •COMPUTER SUPPLIES about law enforcement. From what “ Star Wars.” preschool program as well as a new Reagan's proposal to increase military licans. over his budget proposals, the Texas senator and one-time we know of Bennett, he won’t tolerate •USERS GROUPS CONTACTS, But in many of the priorities and most merit award program for schools and spending by 2 percent above the rate of new president went out of his way to keep chairman of the panel. clearly in the tone, this was George relations smooth. a figurehead role for very long, and he Tower would have to be con­ increased subsidies for black colleges. inflation, but he dropped his predece.s- shouldn’t. •ONLINE DATA BASE SEARCHES Bush, not Ronald Reagan. At the same time, however. Bush sor's militant rhetoric on Central He recalled his own brief service in the firmed by the full Senate before he could officially take control of Compare their views of government accepted his predecessor’s plan to cut $5 America. House chamber and said: “ I feel as if I SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1989 “ Government is not the solution to the am returning home to friends.” Jack Anderson and his associate, the Pentagon, which is being run billion from Medicare, the correspond­ For nearly his entire eight-year 10:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. problem. Government is the problem. " ing health program for the elderly, and presidency, Reagan waged a crusade He continued: “ I intend in the months Dale Van Atta, are syndicated colum­ on an acting basis by William H. said Reagan, early in his presidency. and years to come, to give you what nists. Taft IV, deputy defense secretary his overall education budget fails to keep against the Sandinista government of Manchester Community College “ We in government cannot stand on pace with inflation. Nicaragua, a campaign that resulted in friends deserve: frankness, respect, and under former President Reagan. Senate leaders agreed late Lowe Building Program Center the sidelines,” said Bush, when he The overall numbers, in fact, vary the major scandal of his administration, my best judgment about ways to turned to homelessness. little from Reagan's budget. But the improve America’s future.” Thursday to bring Tower’s nomi­ 60 Bidwell Street Manchester, CT the effort to channel covert funds to the iEaudirstrrI The new president’s budget offers changes that Bush did make were anti-government Contra forces. Welcome words to a Congress often nation to a floor vote in an expedited fashion after the holi­ Open Daily 'til 10 PM S U a E K 9 tangible reminders of his campaign carefully designed to show movement. Reagan devoted some of his strongest locked in confrontation with his Founded In 1BB1 SUPERSTORE day. assuming investigators have Ccncrai AdmUtlon *2.00; Chlldrrn 12 mnd under >1.00 pledges to become “the education Hence, Bush’s call for a child care tax rhetoric to condemning the Sandinistas predecessor. PENNY M SIEFFERT ...... Publisher Weekends'til 12 CCiliL, finished their work, according to For further In/ormllon, eontmct Sumuel Duvit, 203-647-0282 president” and encourage a “ kinder, credit of $1,000 for poor families and for and praising the Contras. GEORGE T CHAPPELL ...... Editor DCUG l ASA BEVINS. . . Executive Editor Walt Riker. a spokesman for 171 Spenctr St., Mancheittr □ 6 4 6 - 5 5 4 5 gentler nation.” an expanded $3,000 lax deduction for This was Bush’s only reference to the W. ^RIF P G R A D Y ...... City Editor Senate Minority Leader Bob Dole- He rejected Reagan's proposal to cut adoption expenses — the types of conflict: “ We must stand firm for Donald M. Rothberg is the chief A l EX j' NDCR GIRELL'.. • Associate Editor $1.7 billion from the Medicaid health programs Reagan so often was accused self-determination and democracy in political writer of The Associated Press. MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. Feb. 10. 1989 iHaiuliratrr Hrralft Budget Education Dinosaurs l^ilano says O’Neill won t quit Section 2, Page 13 Friday, Feb. 10, 1989 _____ ^ ^ 1 jp proposal to extend sales tax SPORTS commitment to the "Star Wars” reflect upon the quality of the “ I think it’s a great idea.” HARTFORD (AP) - Despite him self deflecting que.stions Milano said the tax increases missile defense program. budget. commission Chairman Arthur overwhelmingly negative reac­ about the wisdom of the utility tax were fair and would be fairly Democrats promised coopera­ “ I hope these are the only cuts. Glaeser said. tion so far to Gov. William A. bill from Republicans and evenly distributeed among indi­ tion — and left it at that. I don’t know if that’s the case. Commission member Eric Tho­ O’Neill’s proposal to extend the Democrats. vidual and businesss taxpayers. Stern adds "That does not mean obe­ Further reductions would be mas suggested that Glaeser’s state sales tax to utility bills, Although there would be ex­ He also said O’Neill had cut dience. It does mean our honest disadvantageous.” Dyer added. letter to Homart also be sent to budget chief Anthony V. Milano emptions from the tax for the almost $400 million from agency help and our very best advice," Board member Bernice Cobb the Lutz Children’s Museum. says O’Neill is not giving up on the poor and low-income elderly. budget requests. Jim M u rra y said Speaker Jim Wright of said she felt school administra­ Manchester Historical Society plan. Rep. Miles S. Rapoport. a liberal During his exchange with Ra­ Texas, who presides over a House tors should be the ones to single and Friends of Dinosaur Park to “ Oh. God. no,” Milano said West Hartford Democrat, said poport, Milano reiterated Jabbar to with a 261-175 Democratic out line item reductions and not see if those organizations want to Thursday after briefing the Gen­ the tax would impose “ a very O’Neill’s long-standing opposi­ majority. the school board. provide additional support. eral Assembly’s tax-writing Fi­ steep burden” on Connecticut tion to a state personal income Another board member. Gloria Commission member Joan tax and refused Rapoport’s re­ Senate Republican Leader Bob nance Committee on the gover­ taxpayers. DellaFera. said if the board did Naab suggested putting a histori­ Rep. Robert A. Maddox Jr., quest that his office run computer Dole termed the president’s nor’s utility tax plan designed to not initiate reductions, the Board cal site marker near the entrance raise $.340 million a year. “ I ’m not R-Bethlehem. one of the legisla- numbers to see how much the All-Stars budget blueprint "not the final of Directors would. to the north access road. ture’s most conservative state could raise with a personal answer, it’s the starting point. ” giving up on it. We’re not giving “ I don’t want to cut anything Members will discuss the marker up on it.” members, said the proposal was income tax. Shriver has He added, “ Congress can swat it HOUSTON — Kareem Abdul-Jabbar is a member for the kids, but if we don’t cut this in the future when area roadwork “ a heck of a lot cruder” than "That is information we won’t away, or it can grasp the Milano said the governor does of his 19th NBA All-Star team, but it took an injury to down in some way. I can assure is closer to completion. other alternatives available to make available,” Milano said, president’s hand in the true spirit not have an alternative in mind to Los Angeles Lakers teammate Magic Johnson to get you the Board of Directors will do balance his proposed $6.9 billion the administration. telling Rapoport he could get the of cooperation.” Quarrier said Ostrom will him there. it for us. We have no choice.” budget for 1989-90. which, they “ What was the governor think­ numbers from the legislature’s more on ball continue to look at the road area DellaFera said. Office of Fiscal Analysis. Abdul-Jabbar, who will retire at the end of his The Bush budget envisions a while utilities are being contend, needs $737 million in ing of?” Maddox demanded of Nearly $.50,000 of the specific “ I don’t think it would be fair to unprecedented 20th season, was selected Thursday deficit of $91.1 billion, beneath the constructed. higher taxes to balance it. Milano. line-item cuts was slated for ask us for those when (an income by NBA commissioner David J. Stern to replace $100 billion mandated in the “ The digging for sewer lines Since O’Neill unveiled the plan “ What would you suggest? computer equipment. tax) is not a viable alternative for than tennis Johnson on the Western Conference team. federal anti-deficit law. But will expose some of the rocks that on Wednesday, it has been Taxing food for human consump­ Computer instruction was re­ Governor O’Neill,” Milano “Kareem Abdul-Jabbar had received the next Bush’s deficit figure is predicated were out front.” Quarrier said. criticized by both Republicans tion? Taxing clothing (costing) duced by $20,000. and program­ added. “ This governor, this ad­ highest total of votes from the NBA coaches in their on rosy economic assumptions Ostrom said in his report he and Democrats. Despite showing up to $75?’ ’ Milano asked ming by $10,000. In addition, a ministration, is not prepared to What would you think of a young lady who has selection of the All-Star reserves,” Stern said. “ But, carried over from the Reagan spent 16 days on the site between little enthusiasm for the plan, Maddox. $22,500 math computer program discuss an income tax.” won, at last count, 5 Wimbledon titles, 4 U.S. Opens, more importantly, his participation in one mor® administration — assumptions of July 25 and Nov. 9 examining however, the Democratic gover­ “ I suggest you sharpen your was eliminated. Rapoport said he was “ dis­ 7 Australian Opens, 4 French Opens — 21 Grand All-Star game is a fitting tribute to his unequalled continued strong growth that blasted rock. Quarrier said. Ho­ nor’s closest allies in the General pencil on the spending side.” Other reductions included turbed” by the refusal and noted Slam titles in all and, in fact, a Grand Slam itself 3 NBA career.” many economists question. mart had agreed to allow him on Assembly have said they will try Maddox shot back, adding that $10,000 for library publications. that the state already taxes some times? The 39th annual All-Star game will be played at The president’s speech was not the site while the cut for the road to sell it to the rank and file. the 8.9 percent proposed increase $.3,975 for art supplies. $3,500 for forms of income. You would think she‘s had one or more the Astrodome on Sunday. a State of the Union address in the was being made. On Thursdav. Milano found on spending was too high. music supplies, $4,000 for fine art ticker-tape parades, her pick of magazine covers Abdul-Jabbar, who could not be reached for literal sense. But it served as one, Because Homart planned to use comment, missed the 1973 game because of an from the pageantry of a House and reading texts. $1..500 for and trips to the White House, right? repairs to industrial arts equip­ the blasted rock on the site, “ they Well, there’s a catch. Pam Shriver. who did all of injury. He was not selected in 1978. chamber filled with lawmakers, blew the rock purposely to ment, and $1,400 for the foreign GOP campaigns against tax pian the above, is none of the above. Because, she had While there had been sentiment in Los Angeles to the diplomatic corps. Supreme smithereens.” Quarrier said. language laboratory. partners. Or, more specifically, a partner in all but see him named to the squad by the coaches, Court justices and hundreds of Ostrom had to carefully exam­ HARTFORD (AP) - State Governor O’Neill. Read Our “ We cannot afford to say yes to Abdul-Jabbar himself had said he was not worthy of The proposed budget is $3,6 1 of the championships. Martina Navratilova. guests, to the breadth of his ine that rubble in addition to the House Republicans today Billboard. No New Taxes” and is all the increases being asked it because he wasn’t having an All-Star-caliber remarks. million higher than the current Pam ’s specialty is doubles. In singles, she made wall. Quarrier said. launched a $10,000 publicity cam­ signed by the state House for,” Jaekle said. “The answer to season. . budget. Recent salary increases every probiem is not spending the finals of the U.S. Open once, the semis 3 times, “ We Americans have only to teachers account for 48 percent Despite the unsuccessful paign — complete with bumper Republicans. Johnson was forced to withdraw after suffering a search, the Conservation Com­ stickers, lawn signs and bii- more money.” and the semifinals of Wimbledon 3 times. Patrick Flynn/Mancheater Herald begun our mission of goodness of the proposed budget increase, House Minority Leader Robert partial tear of his left hamstring in Wednesday mission thanked Quarrier for Jaekle said that most onerous Not a bad career. The trouble is. the American and greatness,” he concluded. and 55 percent of the total budget. Iboards — against Democratic G. Jaekle, R-Stratford, said the night’s home loss to the Golden State Warriors. helping to raise awareness of the was O’Neill’s proposal to put the public is not into partnerships. To the public, tennis Bush said he would "proceed The cost of reopening Highland Gov. William A. O’Neill’s pro­ state can freeze spending at the SCORES TWICE — Ray Ferraro, shown Division clash at the Civic Center. Abdul-Jabbar is the NBA’s all-time leading scorer significance of the site and 7.5 percent sales tax on utility is not a team game To catch the eye of the public, with caution" in his dealings with Park School will be about posed $737 million tax increase. current level of $6.3 billion and Ferraro now has 23 goals for the year. in regular season — having gone past the getting the developers to allow The bumper stickers and lawn bills. Commercial customers al­ you have to work alone. Burns and Allen. Martin in a file photo, scoreij twice Thursday the Soviet Union, but said, “ We $880,712, Kennedy has said. avoid new taxes. The Whalers are home Saturday night 38,000-point mark on Sunday — playoff and All-Star the bone hunt. signs read, “ Just Say No To O’Neill this week unveiled a ready pay a 5 percent tax and and Lewis. Veloz and Yolanda might start in night as the Hartford Whalers topped the will not miss any opportunity for against the Winnipeg Jets. competition. peace,” He vowed to work for the The commission gave Quarrier O’Neill’s New Taxes.” The two $6.9 billion budget for the year residential customers a 4 percent vaudeville but not at Wimbledon. Buffalo Sabres, 5-2, in an Adams Abdul-Jabbar has scored 386 points this year for a elimination of chemical weapons a plaque in appreciation of his billboards, one on Interstate 91 in beginning July 1. He wants some tax on utility bills. Which is too bad. because tennis doubles is an art 9.9 average, and is averaging 4.1 rebounds. and said he would "stand firm ” Each day 40.000 young children efforts. Hartford and the other on Inter­ of the new taxes to take effect Many legislators, including De­ form all its own. Throughout its history, tennis has He new has scored 38.025 points in his career. for democracy in Nicaragua and die of hunger and related “ W’e know you spent hundreds state 95 on the Stratford- April 1 to help erase this year’s mocrats, have already pro­ had players who have been skilled in the singles Lakers coach Pat Riley, who will direct the West elsewhere in Central America. diseases. of hours on this,” Glaeser said. Bridgeport border, say: “ Dear anticipated deficit. nounced that proposal dead. game but world-beaters in the ad court. team, was en route from Los Angeles to Houston on Whalers in solid outing Thursday night and could not be reached for The new president called for George Lott won 5 times at Forest Hills with trimming $2.6 billion from Presi­ three different partners. He won at Wimbledon comment. On Wednesday, Riley said that he hoped Stern dent Reagan’s final Pentagon Cabinet: Oak vinyl-clad wood • Contemporary styling with two different partners. Doubles specialists — would select a guard. The West team will play with budget, adding a few programs Plelura: Diamond Vision II'* • 40" washable, Gene Mako paired with Don Budge, Ted Schroeder in turning back Sabres only one true point guard. Utah’s John Stockton, and for education, aid to the homeless black-matrix, antl-reflective screen • 330foot-Lamberts paired with Jack Kramer, and Johnny Doeg, and and the environment, all areas three reserve centers. of brightness • 120° viewing angle • IntarCoolad John Van Ryn — enriched and were an integral Ramsey’s skate in the crease, Ferraro, while falling that fit in his campaign promise Coupling • Linear blue phosphor • Rear-projector • By Jim Tierney But Riley said last week that Abdul-Jabbar should part of the annals of the game. to the ice. scooped it into the back of the net. of a “ kinder, gentler nation.” Magnetic-focus CRTs with high-current cathode Manchester Herald have been voted onto the team by the coaches It’s unlikely that any doubles combination, male Benoit Hogue tied the game at 1-all after one However, his overall education electron gun • Three 6-element, new multl-coatad f1-0 because of his contributions to the game. *2399 or female, played together longer than Shriver and budget would fail to keep up with glass lenses • Automatic Picture Latitude Circuitry HARTFORD — Playing solid hockey for 60 period. . . , , Also on Thursday, rookie Tim Perry of the Navratilova — 8 years. Or had the success they “ I thought we played pretty consistent hockey for inflation, and his child-care (APLC) ‘ Comb filter • WIde-band 7MHr video amplifier minutes is what coaches and players .strive for. yet. Phoenix Suns was named to replace Otis Smith of • 500 lines horizontal resolution • Auto-select S-VHS VS-412RS all three periods.” Pleau said. “ Wedidn’t givethem credit is limited to only the had. the Warriors in Saturday’s Slam-Dunk Champion­ Input • 2 sets of video Inputs • Video output 40" Stereo hardly ever attain. poorest of families — those There is a school of thought that Shriver could be If this consistency was possible, coaches would a lot of good chances.” „ „„ r ship. Smith was forced to withdraw after he injured Tuning; 181-channel, cable-compatible* • Antenna A/B Gaume. 25. notched his first NHL goal at 3:08 of making $10,000 a year or less. Monitor/Receiver an even greater player on the tour, except she welcome it and let the results fall where they may. his right knee in Golden State’s victory over the • 10-key random-access, frequency-synthesizer • the second. He took a pass in front of the net from He urged enactment of mea­ With Remote could never make up her mind whether she wanted Whaler Coach Larry Pleau received a solid effort Lakers. Auto-tunIng • On-screen menu displays • Jody Hull and deposited it into the partially open sures to revitalize inner cities, Channel-Lock • Program-Timer • On-screen A/V to be in the tennis Hall of Fame or the State from his club, which was carrying a four-game declared a fiercer war on drugs functions • On-screen time/channal display Department. losing streak and struggling to qualify for the right corner. “ I try to stay positive,” Gaume said. Hopefully, and took a page from Jesse Audio; MTS stereo broadcast reception** • Audio Pamela is the tour’s resident intellectual. When playoffs in the final one-third of the season. expansion • Separate bass and treble tone controls • 2 your chance will come sooner or later.” Jackson’s campaign text when he the tour hits France, the Louvre is safe from most Ray Ferraro. “ Mr. Johnny-on-the spot.” tallied sets stereo audio Inputs • Varlable/fixed stereo audio Peterson scored what proved to be the game- Boggs to fight said to kids living in the inner serve-and-volleyers. But Pam might be there with outputs • 2-speaksr sound • External speaker terminals twice while Dallas Gaume, recalled from Bingham­ winner at 12:37 to put the Whalers up 3-1. Dean cities: “ Keep hope alive.” a notebook. Integrated Wireless remote: 10-kay and ton on Monday, and Brent Peterson added key goals Evason circled behind the net and fed Peterson out Bush’s Pentagon spending plan When the tour hits Australia, others might come Channel-Memory scan tuning • Quick-Vlew tuning • as the Whalers thoroughly dominated Buffalo and front He lifted the puck into the upper right corner. calls for an increase next year home with .stuffed koala bears. Pam brings back Adams’ lawsuit Power on/off • Volume up/down/muta • Stereo/SAP, registered a 5-2 win Thursday night before 13.200 at “ I came in late and nobody picked me up.” that would allow spending to rise audio expansion • Off-Timer • Antenna A/B • External suitcases full of primitive art. the Civic Center. Peterson, a former Sabre, said. “ It sort of floated with inflation but no higher. source 1 & 2 • A/V functions (contrast, brightness, olor, When the president of the United States wanted Fourth-place Hartford (22-28-4) gained some TAMPA. Fla. (AP) — Even though Wade Boggs "After that increases above infla­ tint, picture, bass, treble, balance djustmant) • Menu wants Margo Adams’ $12 million lawsuit to go away, to make up a fourth for doubles with himself, the breathing room in the Adams Division on last-place Just 59 seconds into the final period, Ferraro tion will be required,” he said. display • On-screen display recall • VCR controls (for he will challenge the case in court rather than seek a crown price of Japan and the secretary of state, he Quebec (19-32-6). which dropped a 5-2 decision to deflected a Babych backhander from the right select Mitsubishi VCRs) settlement with his longtime mistress. In their immediate post­ cho.se Pam . She maybe the only tennis professional Pittsburgh. The Whalers are five points behind the boards past Jacques Cloutier’s stick side for a 4-1 mortems on Thursday night. Sabres, who are now in third place due to Boston’s “ I have no plans to settle, none whatsoever.” the in the world to have partnered with a Mikado. Whaler advantage. . Republicans and Democrats CS-1946R Boston Red Sox star said Thursday after giving an It’s because Pam Shriver doesn’t let tennis 4-1 win over Los Angeles. “ It was a goal that kind of put the nail in the 19" Color 'Television eight-hour deposition. “ I ’ve decided to fight this alike predicted that Bush’s CS-1346R with remote suffocate her life that she’s not the 1-dimensional “ I think it (the playoff picture) is going to be a coffin,” Buffalo Coach Ted Sator said. “ We spending blueprint would pave thing to the very end. 13" Color Television • Contemporary styling, black finish • HIgh-contrast, automaton some players become. She’s not living close call all the way down to the wire.” Whaler certainly didn’t put enough pres.sure on Hartford, the way for negotiations with “ I just want it to be over with.” Boggs said. with remote 19" black matrix picture tube • Automatic Picture out some parental fantasy. Her father didn’t much goalie Peter Sidorkiewicz, who only had to stop 19 not enough to score goals. It’s disappointing.” Congress. shots all night, said. “ Of those 21 shots, they didn’t “ Warfare is all that it is.” • Contemporary styling, black finish • HIgh-contrast, Latitude Circuitry (APLC) • Digital Sync. • care whether she became a tennis player or not. Kevin Dineen. the team’s leading scorer with 60 “ The Bush budget is a tough 13" black matrix picture tuba • Automatic Picture 125-channel, cable-compatible FS tuning • Quick-Vlew have a lot of good chances. That makes my job a Attorneys for Boggs and Adams said there has Neither, as a matter of fact, did Pam. She didn’t points, tallied his 33rd goal of the season when he one giving first priority to deficit Latitude Circuitry (APLC) • Digital Sync. • tuning • Off-TImer • On-screen displays: volume, whole lot easier.” been no offer of a settlement. But each side, in press take up the game seriously — if she ever did — till wristed home his own rebound with 6:44 left. reduction,” Rep. Bill Frenzel of Whenyou 125-channel, cable-compatible PS tuning • Quick-Vlew off-tlmer, channel, time • Wireless remote Ferraro put Hartford up 1-0 on the power play conferences at separate hotels, said it sensed the “ That’s my bread and butter.” Ferraro said, tuning • Off-TImer • On-screen displays: volume, she was 13. The family did not move from other wanted to reach agreement instead of Minnesota, senior Republican on after Dave Babych’s shot deflected off Mike referring to his pair of goals around the net. That s off-tImer, channel, time • Wireless remote Baltimore to some sun-belt venue and enroll her in continuing the case. the House Budget Committee my strength. We have to strive to be as consistent as said. “ It will be subject to lots of a tennis factory In the winter time, she ice skated. “ I think they’re anxious,” Adams’ attorney She was not using tennis to escape some we can every night. We can’t really worry about James McGee said. He said Boggs paid Adams an negotiation, but it is an important where Quebec is. Two weeks ago. we had a chance to repressive regime. Pam still lives in Baltimore. unspecified amount to compensate her for airplane step toward a deficit solution.” go home at ni^t, bury them. We have to try and keep them where Sen. Lloyd Bentsen, D-Texas., *299 For one thing, it’s close to Washington and the flights and car rentals during their four-year affair. they are and try to move up in the standings. “ I ’d like to see it end tonight.” Boggs’ wife Debbie who joined Wright in delivering corridors of power that fascinate her more than the WHALER NOTES — Peterson’s last goal came on said. “ In my opinion, she’s done what she can to us. the official Democratic response, finals of the French Open. Nov 23 against Quebec. . . Sidorkiewicz picked up said his party will work with the “ Maybe I ’m old-fashioned,” she said, holding Tennis is the most formful sport there is. It an assist, his first NHL point, on Peterson’s goal president. “ That doesn’t mean hands with her husband. “ I believe in my wedding makes a Russian election iook like a toss-up, by Joel Quenneville. who returned to the lineup after we won’t disagree. There’ll be expect an e *279 vows. He made a mistake. How do you forget it ? You comparison. missing nine games due to a separated right some sharp, principled disagree­ CS-2656R pick up a paper, you’ve got the kids in school ...” And women’s tennis is even more formful than shoulder, wore the “ C” on his jersey as the ments among Democrats and 26" Stereo Monitor/Receiver Boggs, who lives in Tampa, is scheduled to finish men’s. Women’s tennis is a monarchy, not a sport. designated captain in place of the injured Ronnie Republicans over one of the With Remote his deposition today. No date has been set for The reigning monarch is Steffi Graf. She may Francis (broken left index finger) The Whalers greatest challenges America has Cabinet: Pecan-grain finish • Contemporary tabletop Adams’ deposition. styling rule longer than the Sun Kings of France. lead the season series with Buffalo, .5-1. . Whaler ever faced,” he said. The Red Sox begin spring training next week and Picture: Full-square, 26” Diamond Vision** picture tube Before her. there was Martina Navratilova. scratches were Scott Kleinendorst and Scott Young. When it came to the budget. • Automatic Picture Latitude Circuitry (APLC) • Comb the team “ has not put any heat on me,” Boggs said. Before her. Chrissie Evert. Before her, Billie Jean . Babych and Brian Lawton, who returned to the Bush did not claim to have the filter • Video noise reduction • Video Input Boggs and Adams avoided looking at each other King. And soon, clear back to Helen Willis Moody lineup after missing three games due to a broken final solution. Tuning: 125-channel, cable-compatible* • 10-key during Thursday’s desposition. They only ex­ rendom-acceas, frequency-synthesizer • left wrist, had two assists each. Lawton has 16 points He said he and his team “ are CS-2046R and Suzanne Lenglen. Molla Mallory. changed a quick glance as each entered the room. 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Inputs • Wireless remote Power on/off • Volume up/down/mute • Stereo/SAP, who vowed to fight any cuts in if/ U.tif \“i audio expansion • Off-TImer • External source • returning from her seventh Australian Open 1 yl ' [l -'h Medicare, and Rep. Dan Rosten- ■ — __L.11 On-screen display recall • Contrast, color and tint doubles win — she rapped out in the third round in kouski said he would use his adjustment w/reset • VCR controls (for select the singles — on her way to Indian Wells to promote Mitsubishi VCRs) Gooden confident of future chairmanship of the House Ways the $250,000 Virginia Slims tournament at the and Means Committee to contest Peoj Ic who own Mitsubishi stereos are used to hearing it a,, Grand Champions there March 6-12. said with incentives the pitcher ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. (AP) confidence that Dwight’s __P3sl cuts in the capital gains tax. “ (Losing) can become a state of mind,” she could become the first $3 million soon as they walk in the door. After all, most o f our systems offer — The New York Mets say problems were behind him.” Not all Republican were en­ concedes. “ You can go into a match just looking to amplifiers packing 125 watts-per-channel, 3-way speakers, A M / Dwight Gooden’s record contract Gooden mis.sed the first two player. tirely pleased, either. *349 win games, trying not to look foolish. But I never “ This is another example of reflects the team’s confidence months of the 1987 season after “ It’s not immediately apparent FM stereo tuner, a C D player, ttirntable, cas.sette deck and graphic feel I ’m over-matched. I feel I have the game to testing positive for cocaine. how the Mets are committed to how all those initiative are going 699 that he has licked his problem equalizer. So stop by for a listen. But only if you’re prepared to beat anybody when all things come together. I ’m a excellence. They are committed to be paid for, even with the with drugs. “ I ’ve definitely come a long never spend another quiet night at home again. ^MITSUBtSHr to winning,” Neader said. defense freeze. Maybe that will very consistent player. Gooden, 24. signed a 160-page way,” he said at a news confer­ “ Would things be different if I had made tennis contract Thursday for $6.7 mil­ ence. “ These are good tirnes Including a pro-rated share of become apparent tomorrow,” Mitsubishi Complete Stereo vSystems said Sen. Gordon Humphrey, the center of my universe? I don’t know. I have lion over three years. The pitcher knowing who 1 am. the things I his signing bonus, Gooden will be R-N.H. Starling at *699"° seen some people uproot families for the sake of became the youngest baseball want in my life, you know, just paid $2,416,667 in 1989. topping the tennis, make athletes think the world revolves lOPEN SUNDAY 12-f player ever to make $2 million a being in touch with yourself.” $2.4 million that will be earned by around them, and gear their whole lives around a year. Minnesota Twins third baseman game. Not me. I ’m too easily distracted.” “ We fully realize this is a large Gooden gets $500,000 signing Gary Gaetti. TERMS By things like earthquakes in Armenia, amount of money.” Mets senior bonus, $2.25 million this year, $1,7 Roger Clemens of Boston and CALDWELL CASH inconsequentialities such as presidential elections, vice president Al Harazin said. million in 1990 and $2.25 million in Raginald Plnto/ManchMter Herald M A S n S CARO Orel Hershiser of Los Angeles are budget deficits, upheavals in the South. “ But, given Dwight’s track re­ 1991. And he can earn up to VISA negotiating contracts that could A t fitelM-'-i 1 “ I ’m addicted to current events,” she admits, LEADS INDIANS — Jason Goddard, cord on the mound, we believe it’s $290,000 extra a season through OIL INC. PHONEPWDNF 647-9997fi47-qq97 ! j l i ' “MONTHLY O' PUT. performance-based incentives. top Gooden’s salary this year. “ And fascinated by hi.story.” who leads Manchester High in scoring at a sound investment and are sure • DISCOVeR CARO “I’m really excited about the New York Yankees first baseman When she goes to Athens, for instance, Pam is apt Dwight will prove that over the SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER 17.2 points per game, wili iead the whole thing.” he said, predicting Don Mattingly will get $2.5 445 Hartford Rd. to think, “ Here’s where Plato taught,” instead of, next three years. . 72® 'r^?g? I Indians into CCC East Division action “ When you make an invest­ 13 more years on the mound “ if I million in 1990 in the final season par gal. C. O. D. 445 HARTFORD ROAD-KEENEY STREET “ Here’s where Zina beat me in the semis, M anchester tonight when they host Windham High ment of this type, you obviously .stay healthy.” of a three-year, $6.7 million 150 gal. minimum purchaaa MANCHESTER, CONN. love-love.” at Clarke Arena at 7:30. The Whippets don’t make it without some With bonus clauses, the con­ contract. Gooden is 91-35 in five major- Open Daily: Mon. & Thurs. ‘til 9, Tues., Wed., Sat. ‘til 5, Fri.‘til 8 p.m., Sunday 12-5. are in first place at 0-1 with Manchester careful thought,” Harazin said. tract could be worth as much as 649-8841 “ We’re showing that we had $7.87 million. Agent Jim Neader league seasons. PffcM Suti0ct to Chango Jim Murray is a syndicated columnist. second at 7-2. MANCHESTER HERALD Friday. Feb. 10. 1989 — 15_ H - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Fob. 10. 1989 High School Roundup SPORTS Hartford show enjoyable February 10. graphite rods. As they get into the i sport more and more, the herit­ IN BRIEF 11 and 12, yours age of cane rods, piques curiosity, Cheney keeps Bolton five winless truly will be and the demand for owning some holding down a of the old masters products has booth at the exploded. Especially, when the BOLTON - A good first half Little League signups set Hartford Civic Center as an Joe’s World newcomers to the sport, see us wasn’t enough for winless Bolton The Manchester Little League will conduct older types, using cane on the High as visiting Cheney Tech took exhibitor in the i' Joe Garman signups for the 1989 season on Sunday. Feb. 26. annual Hart­ streams. And there are enough of charge in the final 16 minutes en and Sunday. March 5, at the American Legion ford Truck and us using cane to warrant this route to a 63-52 victory Thursday Hall, 20 American Legion Drive, from 1 to 4 p.m. desire. night in Charter Oak Conference Sportsmen’s Signups are for children between the ages of 7 Show. And of course the high prices boys’ basketball action. and 12. Youths must be 7 by July 31, 1989 and turn i ».■ For quite a few years, I had a Suffern. N.J.. show, time spent paid for some of the older cane 'The victory snaps a four-game 13 after that date. No exceptions will be allowed. booth at the annual Hartford was a chore. Not that the show rods, making them collectibles, slide by the Techmen and pushes Birth certificates and either a parent or Fishing Show, which consisted of was not a good one. It was. and is. has further increased the desire. them to 5-9 in the COC East and guardian are required at time of registration. quite a few saltwater exhibitors, one of the most comprehensive, Cane rod collectors are rapidly 5-11 overall. Bolton is winless at There is a $20 registration fee per player, with a and boat exhibitors. outdoor, and fine fishing shows in bringing prices that some of our 0-13. 0-16. $30 per immediate family limit. The fee includes Well, it seems as though the the country. But working for five early American antiques are Both teams resume conference team and individual photos. saltwater crowd has decided they days, and watching approxi­ bringing. And these rods are not play Tuesday with Cheney visit­ that old. Most of the sticks ing Portland High and Bolton at Tryouts are scheduled, weather permitting, AP photo didn’t want to associate with the mately 1.50,000 people go through, for March 18 and 19. Anyone interested in freshwater group. Talk about leaves one with a numb feeling at bringing the highest prices are RHAM High in Hebron coaching or umpiring or joining the league EYE CONTACT — Michael Chang silliness. Anyhow, we. the fresh­ the end of the day. those that were made in the 30’s, It was 10-10 after one period 40’s, 50’s and even 60’s. with Cheney- moving to a 26-22 auxiliary is asked to attenti one of the signup keeps his eyes on the ball in his match water bunch, have been moved Although I’ve been asked to do sessions. over to this show, and I’m not too both Suffern, and Worcester. So you can sec why so many halftime bulge despite only three with Jimmy Connors. Chang won 6-3, people show up at my booth with points from 6-7 senior Terrance For further information, contact Ed Dettore at 7-6 (7-2) in a second-round match at the sure that it might not be a Mass, (the Worcester show is a 643-4482 or Bernie Lidestri at 649-7072. blessing in disguise. smaller version of Suffern) I find old sticks hoping they have found Phillip. $350,000 Volvo Chicago Tennis tourna­ a treasure that was hidden up in The Cheney pivotman. un­ From what I understand there I would rather enjoy the Hartford 77 ment Thursday night. are to be more freshwater exhibi­ shows because of the smaller the attic, or one that belonged to shackled from Bolton's Jim Hath­ Fly fishing school set crowds, and the more down home grandfather, or uncle so and so. away in the second half when the tors. more outfitters, hunting Unfortunately, most of the rods latter ran into foul trouble, netted exhibitors, along with the truck touch. The Connecticut Fly Fishermen’s Association Each year it’s a renewal of were old production products and 18 more fora team-high 21 points. is offering its 1989 Fly Fishing School beginning (pick-ups) and four-wheel drive are not really worth bothering “We were aw-ful in the first half. Langston avoids arbitration vehicles. friendships with exhibitors and March 3 at 7 p.m. at the Whiton Memorial I like doing shows close to home aquaintances from around the with, even to restore. However, AP photo There’s no other w-ord to describe Library at 100 North Main Street, there can always be surprises. it” Cheney Coach Aaron Silvia NEW YORK (AP) — Pitchers Mark Langston, and have (lone quite a few of state. And each year. I’m amazed The school is de.signed for beginners and will Scott Garrelts and Roger McDowell and third them. And at each one where I’ve at the numberofpeople coming to I am really looking forward to MY BALL — Missouri’s Byron Irvin grabs the basketball said. “There were stretches offer instruction in the selection of equipment, this show. Asides fishing, and where I took everyone out, ba.seman Howard Johnson avoided salary exhibited, or demonstrated, my booth with bamboo fly rods as Oklahoma's Stacey King looks on in their Big Eight choice of flies, water types and how to fish them arbitration by agreeing to one-year contracts meeting new friends has been the for me to appraise. making new friends, there’s a Conference clash Thursday night in Norman, Okla. The including Terrance because we as well as casting instruction on a stocked, Because of the tremendous good possibility that I can make weren’t playing well.’’ private pond. Thursday. best part of the time spent. someone’s day by giving them Sooners won, 112-105. There was a positive side to Langston and the Seattle Mariners settled at Over the past two years, both upsurge of interest in fly fishing : > i Tuition is $30. $1.3 million, a raise of $437,500. He can earn an Joyce and I have been lucky around the country, and the good news about their cane rod. Cheney’s poor first half. “We still For enrollment, contact Larry Johnson, 60 It’s like hitting the lottery. had the lead and also we were Ji' Willard Street, Hartford, or call 246-0728. additional $100,000 in bonuses based on innings enough to form some really warm world, interest in older cane rods pitched. friendships with couples who has increased one thousand fold. trying to stay out of foul trouble, Joe Garman, a Manchester w-hich we did.” Silvia explained. Garrelts and the San Francisco Giants agreed asked me at the shows for fly Most beginning and interme­ Michigan perfect at $705,000. a raise of $80,000. casting and fly tying lessons. diate fly fisherperson (women’s resident for many years, is a "The second half we were much Chargers select Henning recognized authority on the sub­ more effective hustling and trap­ Johnson settled with the New York Mets at Not too many years ago, when I interest in the sport has abso­ SAN DIEGO (AP) - Dan Henning, an $772,500. a raise of $77,500. and McDowell agreed demonstrated fly casting for the lutely exploded in the last five ject of bamboo fly rods, and the ping people and putting pressure sport of fly fishing. in triple figures on because we weren’t in foul assistant on two Washington Super Bowl teams to $762,000, a raise of $147,000. The Mets had Leonard Rod Company at the years) start out using glass or trouble” but a loser in four years as Atlanta’s head coach, offered the same $695,000 that Johnson made last “We played a good first half.” on Thursday was given the job of turning around season, while he sought $850,000. McDowell had Reginald PInto/Manchoater Herald the San Diego Chargers and a chance to erase the asked for $890,000 while the Mets offered $676,500. Bv The Associated Press Bolton Coach Craig Phillips said. “Jim Hathaway had a great past. Langston was 15-11 last season with a 3.34 Ignored Burridge leads B’s NCAA Hoop DRIVING IN — Cheney Tech’s Terrance game Thursday night in Bolton. Phillip “I have one goal left as a coach in this earned-run average and 235 strikeouts, second in If you’re playing Michigan and game against Phillip. He held the American I>eague to Boston’s Roger the Wolverines have 99 points, him to three points the first half. Phillip (31) drives to the basket past had 21 points to lead Cheney to a 63-52 profession, and that’s to win a Super Bowl as a When Jim left with four fouls at head football coach. This is where I intend to do Clemens. pull the plug. Turn out the lights. Bolton’s David Boles (35) in their COC victory. it,” said Henning. 22-41-1 as the Falcons coach You don’t have a chance. sidering Tigers coach Norm the end of the third period, to win over slumping Kings The lOth-ranked Wolverines’ Stewart was hospitalized after beginning of the fourth. Phillip from 198.3-86. Hather out 10 to 12 days 108-107 double overtime victory- blacking out on the team flight did some real damage” 2, Trov Moxdeld 1 2-2 4, Jim LeBlonc 0 halftime advantage. RHAM High Sachems. Amy Stoudt netted The hiring of Henning, 46. ended a seven-week earlier in the day. He was Phillip had nine third-quarter 0-0 0, Chris Willis 0 0-0 0. Totals 23 15-31 never looked back in downing eight to pace Bolton. search for a successor to the fired A1 Saunders, LANDOVER .Md. (AP) — Washington’s Kevin over No. 8 Iowa on Thursday- 63. dismissed after San Diego’s 6-10 finish in 1988. NHL Roundup night was their .'iOth in as many suffering froma bleeding ulcer points. “Hestartedtodominate." BOLTON (52) — Drew Pinto 3 0-1 8, Bolton High. 38-24, Thursday Danielle Curylo had 10 re­ Hatcher, the Capitals’ top goal-scoring defense- and fatigue. Six-year assistant Dave Boles 1 1-2 3, Jim Hothowov 10-02, night in Charter Oak Conference bounds and Wendy Neil nine for “I know it’s taken a lot longer than expected, games when they w-ent over 100 Silvia said. Craig Winslow 8 5-8 21, Mike Hough 4 0-0 man. will be out for at least 10 to 12 days with a Rich Daly had little time for his “They- inched away from us and 8, Mike Deranleau 0 0-0 0, Mark girls’ basketball play. Bolton. Neil and Stoudt had but the right choice has been made.” Chargers bone fracture in his left foot, coach Bryan points. Fifty and oh. There seems owner Alex Spanos said. “Dan Henning is our By The Associated Press to be an obvious trend developing head coaching debut against the we didn't have the firepower to Yavinskv 2 1-2 5, Zac Morford 1 0-0 2, “We took a lot of shots early, strong outings for Bolton. Murray said Thursday. Sooners at home, w-ho had won 24 Robert Palmer 0 0-0 0, Justin Herman 0 but they wouldn’t fall.” said guy. and he will be the man to take us all the Hatcher. 22. was hurt Sunday when he was here. When a team scores more come back. We played hard and 0-00, Peter DellaBello 1 0-03, Paul Sauer While everyone else was watch­ in a row- and 88 of 90 at Lloyd put forth a good effort," Phillips 0 0-0 0. Totals 21 7-13 52. Bolton assistant coach Kim RHAM (38) — Denise Lewandawsk111 way.” struck by a shot taken by Philadelphia’s Mike than 100 points it better w-in the 3-polnt pools: CT- Brooks, Evans, B- 3, Lori Tebbefs 40 8, Emily 0'Bannon44 ing Wayne Gretzky. Boston’s Noble Center, which was filled said. Chick. 12, Julie Marinelll 1 24, Jen KIrchmyerO Henning, a backup Chargers quarterback in Bullard. X-rays taken Tuesday showed fractures game. Plnto 2, DellaBella. 1966, was signed to a five-year contract. Randy Burridge was watching It was the eighth time this with a record crowd of 11,734. Trevon Brooks added 20 Halftime: 26-22 Chenev. The win lifts RHAM to 6-8 inthe 0 0, Rachel Foran 3 3 9, Lisa Johnsan 10 in the second and third metatarsal bones. Not only did Missouri stay- COC East. 7-11 overall, while the 2. Totals 14 10 38. “There’s a break, but it hasn’t separated.” the net. season Michigan has gone over markers for Cheney Craig Wins­ Burridge scored three goals close, the Tigers. 20-4. led 21-5 five Bulldogs slip to 2-12. 3-14. BOLTON (24) — Wendy Nell306, Amy Murray said after the team’s practice Thursday. 100 points and the last time the low- netted 21 points, and Mike Hill takes senior lead and added an assist Thursday Wolverines did lose in triple minutes into the game. The Haugh and Drew- Pinto 8 apiece to Bolton winds up its season next Stout 308, Teresa McMahan 102, Alison “Kevin will be out for 10 to 12 days and then it will Sooners. 20-3. settled down and Bolton High girls Wednesday on the road against Klllorin 0 2 2, Danielle Curylo 1 3 6, Jill depend on how much pain he feels.” night as the Boston Bruins gave figures w-as a 116-103 defeat to lead Bolton. Supple 0 0 0, Nancy Batting 0 0 0, Dawn PALM BEACH GARDENS. Fla. (AP) — Mike Terry O’Reilly his 100th NHL Purdue in the 1969-70 season. eventually- rode Stacey- King’s 32 CHENEY TECH (63) — Kevin Toolan beaten by RHAM Windham Tech. Bedard 0 0 0, Maureen Grittin 0 0 0, Hill ended an eight-year hiatus from full-time Hatcher, who leads Washington’s defensemen points, including a three-point 1 0-0 2, Trevon Brooks 9 1-5 20, Tony Emily O’Bannon had 12 points Totals 8 5 24. with 11 goals, had been playing himself back into coaching victory with a 4-1 % The latest high-scoring victory Evans 2 4-7 9, Chris Howes 1 3-4 5, 3-polnt goals: B- Stoudt 2, Curylo. competitive golf Thursday with a ,5-under-par 67 play with 55 seconds left, toearn a and Rachel Foranninetopacethe Halftime: 19-4 RHAM. shape after missing three games with a groin decision over the slumping Los n \ came as Loy Vaught scored Terrance PhlMlo 8 5-12 21, Jeff Allen 10-1 HEBRON — Racing to a 19-4 that carried him to a two-shot lead in the opening Angeles Kings. Michigan’s final six points, in­ tie for first in the Big Eight at 6-1 round of the PGA Seniors Championship. injury suffered on Jan. 20. with Missouri, which had an “I guess I was lucky, particu­ cluding the game-w-inning layup Hill, making his debut on the tour for golfers .50 larly on the third goal that hit me with two seconds to play. The 11-game w inning streak snapped. years and older, overcame gusting winds and and went into the empty net.” heroics came after Michigan No. 17 N. Carolina St. 98. No. 6 N. Kings bomb away on the Warriors had six birdies and one bogey to stay ahead of Al Trenary in firm control Carolina 88; The Wolfpack. 1.5-4, Geiberger on the par 72. 6..530-yard Champion Burridge said. “Andy Brickley blew an 18-point lead over the BALTIMORE (AP) — Jill Trenary continued was covering Gretzky most of the final 9'/2 minutes of regulation rallied from another surge of course at PGA National. adverse publicity for the victory- Hodges got 15 of his 20 points in Geiberger posted a 69 with four birdies and one her domination of the U.S. Figure Skating time and that enabled Greg “You can say we blew the lead, the final period. His third 3-point championships with an easy victory in the Johnston and I to go two-on-two a but I’m going to tell you. Iowa is that gave them sole possession of bogey, while defending champion Gary Player first place in the Atlantic Coast NBA Roundup basket gave the Bulls insurance and Orville Moody shot 70s to trail the first-day original program Thursday night. lot down low. “It worked out very relentless," Michigan coach Bill with 37 seconds left. Trenary. the 1987 national champion from well. I’m really happy.” Frieder said. “They've got depth. Conference at 6-2. a game in front leader by three strokes. Burridge got his first career hat of the Tar Heels. The host Spurs have lost three Two-time PGA Seniors champion Arnold Colorado Springs, Colo., also won the compulso- They didn’t play fairly- well in the games in a row and 13 of their last ries the previous day. She finished first with eight trick as goalie Reggie Lemelin, first half, hut they were really Earlier in the week, published By The Associated Press Palmer, 1988 money leader Bob Charles and Paul playing in his 400th NHL game, reports surfaced that 10 of the 12 16. Moran followed at 71 Six others, including of the nine judges with a bouncy routine without AP photo relentless in the second half.” Nuggets 117, Heat 92; Fat Lever any stumbles. That belied the agitation she was had 18 saves, including a spectac­ In other games involving Top members of the current team The Sacramento Kings knew former champions Miller Barber and Joe ular dive to stop Gretzky on a were not in good academic they needed to score a lot to beat got 32 of his career-high 38 points Jimenez, shot 72s. feeling, MOVING THE PUCK — New Jersey’s Jim Korn (14) Twenty teams. No. 1 Arizona beat in the first half as Denver easily Kristi Yamaguchi. the 17-year-old rising star third-period breakaway. Oregon 78-57. No. 5 Oklahoma standing with the school. Last Golden State. And the best way to 'Tve never had a hat trick with moves the puck past fallen Red Wing Mike O’Connell in month word spread of a book to be do it was from long range. beat Miami. from Fremont, Calif., just edged Tonya Harding downed No. 3 Missouri 112-105, The Heat lost its 14th straight for second in the short program, worth 30 percent the Bruins, so I never think of their NHL game Thursday night at Joe Louis Arena. The No. 17 North Carolina State published which would reveal The Kings shattered the NBA Hawaii lead to Fabel allegations of wrongdoing, in record with 16 3-point shots road game and is 1-22 away from of the total score. But Yamaguchi. the only things like that.” Burridge said. Devils wn, 6-3. defeated No. 6 North Carolina home. HONOLULU. Hawaii (AP) - Brad Fabel skater to do a clean triple lutz in combination “Then, after the second goal. I 98-88. No. 7 Illinois held off No. 16 coach .lim Valvano’s program. Thunsday night, routing the War­ converted ideal weather and a putting tip into a thought things were going my Chucky Brown scored a career- riors 142-117. Thursday night, was just eighth in the school manager. his point-scoring streak to 13 Ohio State 62-60. No. 13 Indiana Mavericks 94, Jazz 87; Mark one-stroke lead Thursday in the first round of the figures, worth 20 percent. She stands fourth way. It turned out they certainly games. cruised past Northwestern 72-,56. high 29 points to lead five "It’s just a shot that a lot of us $750,000 Hawaiian Open. Doug Smail’s shorthanded goal Wolfpack players in double are capable of making and Aguirre scored 32 points despite overall heading into Saturday’s free skate. were” on a breakaway at 4:41 of the North Stars 3. Canucks 2; Dave No. 15 West Virginia extended the foul trouble and Dallas won in “The best I’ve had on the tour,” Fabel said In the original set pattern dance competition, The Bruins outshot visiting Los Gagner scored his second goal of nation’s longest w-inning streak to figures tonight we were firing on all after he’d birdied half the holes he played and did third period gave the Jets a 3-2 North Carolina. 18-5. was led by- cylinders.” said rookie Ricky Utah. Susan Wynne and Jo.seph Druar skated a playful, Angeles 32-19 in extending their lead. But Guy Lafleur tied the the game with 4:19 to play as 17 games with an 81-73 victory- Karl Malone scored 30 points not make a bogey in a 9-under-par 63 in .sunny dynamic Charleston that earned them a loud home record against the Kings to Minnesota beat visiting Van­ over Marshall, No. 18 Stanford Jeff I^bo’s 22 points. 11 in the Berry, who made seven 3- weather and gentle breezes on the Waialae 11-0-1 since Jan. 24, 1981. In their score a 9: ,54 with his 13th goal. final six minutes when the Tar pointers. for Utah. ovation from the crowd of 7.156. It also got them Devils 6, Red Wings 3; John couver The North Stars are 4-1-3 beat Washington State 6,5-53 and Rockets 113, Blazers 110; Otis Country Club cour.se. first place with seven judges and in first place in last 10 games overall, the Kings in its last eight games and took a Fullerton State defeated No 19 Heels put on a run that brought Sacramento shot 16-for-31 from Fabel. 33, a product of the mini-tours, ha.sn’t MacLean scored two goals and them within nine with 3:22 to 3-point range and broke the mark Thorpe’s three-point play with 51 quest of their first American title. are 1-7-2. added three assists as New six-point lead over idle Chicago Nevada-Las Vegas 93-92 in seconds left helped Houston hold finished higher than third since joining the PGA Oilers 3, Flyers 1; Craig Simpson for third place in the Norris overtime. plav. of 11 set by New York earlier this Tour in 1985. The turn-around in his game, he scored two goals and Grant Fuhr Jersey beat Detroit. The Devils’ No. 7 Illinois 62. No. 16 Ohio St. season Besides Berry. Harold off Portland. .3-0-3 stretch on the road equals a Division. Glen Rice led Michigan, 18-4 The Rockets led 101-85with7:33 said, was due to a putting tip from fellow tourist Strange leads skins’ field made 37 saves as Edmonton overall and 6-3 in the Big Ten, 60; Illinois’ Steve Bardo held Jay Pressley made four. Rodney Rocco Mediate earlier this week, franchise-best set at the end of Burson under 10 points for the McCray and Vinny Del Negro got remaining until Portland scored PORT DOUGLAS. Australia (AP) — U.S. Open defeated Philadelphia, giving the last season. with 24 points, while Sean Higgins 13 straight points. Houston was Jim Carter, like Fabel a non-winner, held Oilers their first victory at the scored 22, including three 3- first time in 34 games and the two each and Kenny Smith had second at 64, which he called “the best .start I’ve champion Curtis Strange, victorious in his last The five points in one game, ahead 109-108 before Thorpe two visits to Australia, will be aiming to win big Spectrum in more than six years. and reaching a total of 33 goals, pointers in the first overtime, Buckeyes missed a couple of one. made it a four-point lead. ever had” in a career that started in 1987. Simpson broke a 1-1 tie when he “Anytime you work that hard, chances for a tie in the final “ (Assistant coach) Herm Gene Sauers scored an eagle-three in his round this weekend when he faces Jack Nicklaus, Greg fired a slap shot from the top of represent career highs for Ma- (Kull) and I were wondering all Sleepy Floyd scored 25 points Norman and Japan’s Isao Aoki in the richest clA*an. who scored in the first and come that close, it is a tough seconds. Illinois improved to 19-3 and Derrick Chievous had 20 for of 65 and was tied at 7-under with David Ogrin the left faceoff circle between loss,” Iowa coach Tom Davis said overall and remained tied for night how to attack Golden State AP photo and Dick McClean. a club pro at Kapalua. skins golf tournament in history. goalie Ron Hextall’s pads at 13:07 second periods as New Jersey after they beat the Lakers last Houston. Strange, who last year became the first man to built a .5-2 lead. Macl.ean scored after his team fell to 17-5 and 5-4 second in the Big Ten at 6-3. 2'/^ Clyde Drexler had 36 points for Hawaii. of the final period. and suffered its first loss in 12 games behind Indiana. night,” kings coach Jerry Rey­ HEAT IS ON — Miami’s Grant Long, right, reaches in to win more than $1 million in 12 months on the U.S. The victory was the Oilers’ first 31 goals in 1986-87. Linemates nolds said, “We thought if we the host Trail Blazers. Sam PGA Tour, has collected almost $200,000 in Brendan Shanahan and Patrik home games, “They just don’t Burson. who entered the game knock the ball away from Denver’s Lafayette Lever in Bowie, who had not played for 2‘A at the Spectrum since a 4-3 win on come much tougher than that” averaging 20 points, made just could score 110 points we’d be in Australia in the past 13 months. Nov. 13. 1982. Edmonton had lost Sundstrom each had a goal. the game." their NBA game Thursday night in Denver. The Nuggets years because of a broken right The quartet will be chasing a skins game The first-place Red Wings. No, 1 Arizona 78. Oregon 57; three of 11 shots from the field and V its last eight visits to Philadelphia Sacramento made five 3- won, 117-92. leg. returned and scored six record of $607,500 over 36 holes in the Australian 24-24-8. lost for the fifth time in six Arizona was forced to find finished with nine points. points in 16 minutes for Portland. and is 3-12-Oat the Sped rum since another source for points w-hen Ohio State, was led by Perry- pointers in the first quarter and Super Skins at the Sheraton Mirage resort joining the NHL in 1979. games. kept shooting. 22 and Pressley and Ed Pinckney for the Pacers. Suns 120, Clippers 113; Kevin course. Penguins 5. Nordlqiies 2; Mario 1 Carter’s 15 points, dropped to 16-6 the Ducks held its all-time each added 20 for the host Kings. Hornets 110, Hawks 108; Robert Johnson scored 34 points, set a Flames 5, Blues 3; Doug Gilmour leading scorer, Sean Elliott, to and 5-4 “That was some display they tipped in Rob Ramage’s slap shot Lemieux scored his 56th goal and put on” Golden State coach Don Larry Smith scored 18 points Reid scored 28 points, including Phoenix record for assists in a added three assists to increase just 10 points The Wildcats, 18-2 No. 13 Indiana 72, Northwestern and Chris Mullin had 16asGolden 14 in the fourth quarter as half and tied another club mark Aouita chases 3,000 mark for his second goal of the game overall and 12 1 in thePac-10, led 56; Jay Edwards scored 18 of his Nelson said. “I’m in awe of what with 5:15 remaining as Calgary his NHL-leading point total to 145 they did. It is one thing to shoot State’s five-game winning .streak Charlotte rallied from a seven- for consecutive free throws in the and help Pittsburgh beat visiting 39-33 at halftime when Matt 24 points on 3-pointers as the ended. Terry Teagle sprained his point deficit to beat Atlanta. victory over Los Angeles. EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) - Said beat St Louis. The Flames have Muehlebach scored the first eight Hoosiers won for the 16th time in 3-point shots in practice: it’s an Aouita’s negative results in the Olympic Games won five straight and are 8-0-1 in Quebec. entirely different thing in game left ankle in the second quarter Reid, who also had nine re­ Johnson had 18 assists — one I.emicux set up two third- points of the second half and the 17 games and remained 2‘/7 and did not return. bounds. madv a jump shot with 10 shy of Gail Goodrich’s 20-year-old have had a positive effect on the United States their last nine. rout was. games in front in the Big Ten race conditions to shoot ,3-point shots” indoor track and field circuit. Gilmour. who has 19 goals, also period goals 50 seconds apart that Berry was one short of the NBA Cavaliers 108, Pacers 99; Mark seconds left for a 109-108 lead. team record — and got 14 in the - / helped the Penguins break open a Anthony- Cook led .Arizona with at 9-1. Price scored 27 points and Larry Kelly Tripucka added a foul shot first half to break Jeff Hornacek’s The most positive effect could be felt tonight, had an assist in his first game to 20 points, while Frank .Johnson, Indiana. 19-5. broke from a single-game mark for 3-pointers when the swift Moroccan chases the world indoor The Arena since traded by St close game and maintain their held by Michael Adams and Rick Nance got 24 as Cleveland ex­ and Atlanta’s Mo.ses Malone club mark of 13 .set in 1987. hold on first place in the Patrick Richard Lucas and Keith Rey­ 35-35 tie with a 10-0 run that was tended its team-record home mis.sed at the buzzer. Bullets 110, Nets 103; Harvey 3.000-meter record in the Meadowlands Louis on Sept 5 Rookies Jiri nolds led the Ducks 8-13 and 3-8. started by freshman Eric Ander­ Barry. Berry single-handedly Invitational. Hrdina and Theoren Fleury Division. Pittsburgh is 4-1-1 in its tied the Kings' team record of winning streak to 15 games. Bulls 108, Spurs 103; Michael Grant and Darrell Walker keyed last six games. with 12 points each son. who also had 24 points. Indiana lost its seventh straight Jordan scored 23 points and Craig a spurt of 14 straight points that The 3.000 could be one of three distance records scored a goal apiece for Calgary No. 5 Oklahoma 112. No. 3 Freshman Evan Pedersen led seven 3-pointers. • to fall as Marcus O'Sullivan attacks the men’s in the first two periods, and Gary Rob Brown scored his 42nd off Berry finished with .34 points game and is 1-22 on the road Hodges led Chicago in the fourth carried Washington over New Ix-mieux’s pass at 7:02 to extend Missouri 105; It was impressive Northwestern. 8-12 and 1-9. with Chuck Person scored 27 points quarter over San Antonio. Jersey. mile record he nearly broke last year on the Roberts scored into an empty net Missouri even stayed close con- 18 points and Srnith had 25. Del Negro got Meadowlands Arena track, while Doina Melinte. with 47 seconds left. who set the women’s mile record in this meet in Rangers 4, Jets 3; Carey Wil­ POOLS &SPAS 1988. will be joined by Olympic 1,500-meter son’s power-play goal at 11:10 of mi I champion Paula Ivan in the event. the third period snapped a tie and BEST BUY Aren's Leading Pool Co. Cable network proposing scholastic basketball game of week ’’There’s the chanee of three world records in New York beat visiting Winnipeg 40 minutes — from 10 o’clock to 10:40.” meet to spoil the coaching debut of Rick OIL CO. pionship tournament at that level ment concept, thinks the subject gramming of high school sports Steel-Polymer NEW YORK (AP) - A major games a season. The New York ment, a cable executive says. would have widespread interest. director Ray Lumpp said. Bowness. Vernon. CT • The natural step is a working has been disputed for years, with now warrants some AP photo Aouita probably would not even be nmning cable television network is nego­ Times reported today. consideration. “I think the public is looking for The Rangers snapped a three- Fiberglass Both groups said “millions” of relationship,” said Mike critics fearing it could distort the indoors if he had not fared so poorly outdoors in game losing streak while sending 87S-0876 tiating to show a national high purpose of high school athletics “At one point, I felt it was not a wholesome program that’s not GOLD MEDALIST — Rudolf Nierlich of school hasketball game of the dollars are involved and that an Lardner. SportsChannel Ameri­ bent out of shape,” he said. the Seoul Games. In the Olympics, he was the the Jets totheirfifth straight loss ca's vice president of program­ and lead to the same kind of the wisest way to go," he said. “I Austria is all smiles as he celbrates his favorite in the 800 and 1.500 meters. But after week, according to a published ;innouncement would come think times have changed. I’m While most of the events would Winnipeg is 2-10-1 in its last 13 on ming and production. ’’.A natural recruiting and eligibility prob­ gold medal victory in the men’s giant suffering a pulled right hamstring during the road. On Tuesday, the .lets report within two weeks. lems that plague the colleges. not as opposed to it as I once be basketball games. Sport­ SportsChannel .America and The regularly scheduled game conclusion is a final four. But, sChannel America would occa­ slalom Thursday night at the World training, he woundup with only a bronze medal in fired coach Dan Maloney just . 7 1 » . right now, we are only exploring Brice Durbin, executive direc­ was.” four months after dismissing 160 Q m » on M m . 741-3 the National Federation of State of the week, which would be a first He said he agrees with those sionally show football and other Alpine Champinships in Vail, Colo. the 800 turntma to chBAO* • Votum* OMcoufM for high schools, could evolve into that” tor of the high school group, who John Ferguson as general High School Associations say the said he once opposed the tourna­ who believe national TV pro­ sports. package could include 20 to 25 to a national scholastic tourna­ The worth of a national cham­ MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Feb. 10, 1989 — 17

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Philadelphia defective team up to solve a with an eager young recruit over America's [TMC] MOVIE: Captain Kronos: Vam­ A fearless vampire killer and a c r o s s 5 Australian dog Answer to Previous Puzzle 5:30PM [ESPN] Scholastic Sports bizarre murder in this five-time Oscar win­ involvement in Vietnam. James Caan, An- pire Hunter' SCOREBOARD his hunchback sidekick save fair maidens America jelica Huston, James Earl Jones. 1987. 6 Gasoline rating ner. Sidney Poitier, Rod Steiger, Warren from a fate worse than death. Horst Jan- ■ c H 1 L e | F L U T E SI Season' A Oates. 1967. Rated R. (In Stereo) 1 False 7 South Dakota [TM C ] MOVIE: 'The Moan son, John Carson, Caroline Munro. 1972. Big East sta ndl ngs H O V E L P 1 N A T A l Miami reporter Is the only public contact (S) MOVIE: 'Total Toral Toral' While Ja­ [USA] Werewolf Penguins 5, Nordlque82 7 OldTeftament 1 Rated R. Big East Conference O'ali capital with a psychopathic serial murderer. Kurt pan's surprise attack on Pearl Harbor is NHL G olf F 0 G 1 E S D D S O f i j 1 1 ;00PM IB IB dg ® News ® Twilight Zone Hockey Basketball W L W L book 8 Fast aircraft Russell, Mariel Hemingway, Richard Jor­ graphicallyTeproduced, the lives of people 1 :00AM Quebec 1 1 0—2 (Seorgetown 8 1 18 2 L 1 T E R A D 0 T dan. 1985. Rated R. present at the beginning o( World War II is B Benny Hill d g Tales From the Darksido An alien ar­ Pittsburah i 2 2—5 s^Bosass^ssm Penalty 4 20 4 13 C'.yle of type (abbr.) Syracuse 6 A c 1 D 6:00PM dD CB ® ) (40) News explored. Jason Robards, Martin Balsam, (3D Cheers (CC). rives on Earth to study human behavior. First Period— 1, Pittsburgh, Lemleux 56 Seton Hall 6 4 19 4 14 Biblical Joseph Cotten. 1970. d g Friday the 13th; The Series An an­ (Cottev, Bourque), 13:35 (pp). 2, Quebec, 4 17 4 9 Joyful d g Hart to Hart Providence 6 Hawaila n Ope n scores prophet T E E fo N CB Matt Houston tique collector's cursed lantern allows him Stostnv 22 (J.Brown, Sokic), 16:20 (pp). NBA 818 nOI ngS Shots 5 5 13 7 exclamation dD MOVIE: Remo Williams: The Ad­ ® Career Media Network NHLsta ndings St. John's (3D Benson venture Begins' A former New York cop to travel back to the Civil War for valuable Penalties—Moller, Que (Interference), Vlllanova 4 5 13 10 15 Protect an [A&E] MOVIE; 'Heir' During the Vietnam ears oals S hots PCT. 10 Perjurer (18) Mission: Impossible is inducted into a super-secret government artifacts. (60 min.) (In Stereo) 3:03; Finn, Que (holding), 12:47; Cottev, Pit EASTERN CONFERENCE Y G Pittsburgh 4 6 11 10 HONOLULU (AP) — Scores Thursday War, a group of hippies sidetrack a young WALES CONFERENCE (holding), 15:51; Lonev, Pit (high- Connecticut 3 6 12 7 after the first round of the$750,000 Hawaiian invention 11 Long, thick hair organization to prevent an evil industrialist g ) News (Live) Atlantic Division (20) A-Team from developing a deadly weapon. Fred man on his way to Army induction. Based Patrick Division sticking), 18:53. GB 1934-35 to 1939-40 13 48 27.1% Boston College 1 8 8 11 Open tournament on the 6,975-vard,por W L T P tl GF GA Second Period—3, Pittsburgh, Cullen 11 36-36—72 Walalae Country Club course 16 Refrigerant 12 Lose hair dD News (Live) Ward, Joel Grey, Wilford Brimley. 1985. d g To Be Announced. on the Broadway musical. John Savage, Plftsburgh 31 18 5 67 252 223 (R.Brown, Lemleux), 5:28. 4, Pittsburgh, New York (a-denotes amotuer): ®i) M*A*S*H Treat Williams, Beverly D'Angelo. 1979. Philadelphia 1940-41 to 1949-50 19 27 70.4% Saturday's (3amet 17 Bitter vetch 19 Gypsy man §3) Doctor Who Part 1. [A8iE] Eagle and the Beer NY Rangers 29 19 8 66 225 199 Blugstad 3 (Hannon, Dahlaulst), 5:59. 5, Boston College at UConn (Civic Brad Fabel 32-31—63 O F T dD Arsenio Hall (In Stereo) [CNN] Crossfire Washington 27 19 10 64 197 180 Quebec, Fortier 14 (McRae, Gosselln), Boston 18 Actress Teri 21 Moslem d g T.J. Hooker [CNN] PrimeNews Center), 1 p.m. Jim Carter 34- 30-64 F 1 L 1 A [DIS] MOVIE. The Boy in the Plestic Phliodelphia 27 25 3 57 210 186 11:37. Penalty—Finn, Cue (holding), 3:21. New Jersey 1950-51 to 1959-60 3 7 42.9% David Ogrin ( ^ Family Ties (CC). [CNN] Moneyline Washington Georgetown at Pittsburgh, 4 p.m. 3332—65 women's [ESPN] Billierds: World Open 9-Bell Bubble' The unusual story of a boy who is New Jersey 20 25 10 50 198 229 Third Period—6, Pittsburgh, R.Brown St. John's at Syracuse, 7 p.m. Gene Sauers 3332— 65 1 C E A G E dD World of Survival Championship (60 min.) (R) [DIS] MOVIE: 'Chisum' A cattle rancher NY Islanders 18 32 3 39 174 222 42 (Lemleux), 7:02. 7, Pittsburgh, Errev 20 Charlotte 48 37.5% 32-33—65 20 Danger color born with an immunity deficiency and is Central Division 1960-61 to 1969-70 18 Seton Hall at Vlllanova, 8 p.m. Dick McClean quarters T E D battles the growing influence of a villainous A d a m Division (Lemleux, Dvkstro), 7:52 (sh). Penalties— Monday’s Game Lon Hinkle 3333— 66 B A S dD Three's Company [HBO] MOVIE: Bulletproof An ex­ forced to live in an incubator-like environ­ Cleveland 21 Distinguished 22 Blunder secret agent is called back into service land baron in 1870's New Mexico. John ment. John Travolta, Diana Hyland, Robert Montreal 37 14 6 80 218 162 Cottev, Pit (holding), 7:25; Moller, Que 1970-71 to 1979-80 34 111 30.6% Syracuse at (Seorgetown, 7:30 p.m. Lennie Clements 35- 31—66 [A8iE] Profiles Featured: Dwight D. El­ Wayne. Forrest Tucker, Christopher Boston 22 23 11 55 186 183 (boarding), 12:25. Detroit when Communist rebels seize an Ameri­ Reed. 1976. Milwaukee Tuesday's Games Larry Sllveira 3334— 66 24 Actress___ 23 Infant garment 30 Auction 44 Nothing but senhower. George. 1970. Rated G. Buffolo 24 25 6 54 198 211 Shots on goal—Quebec 4-11-8—23. Pitts­ Providence at Vlllanova, 8 p.m. John Adams 31-35-66 can superlank. Gary Busey, Henry Silva. Atlanta 1980-81 to 1987-88 65 145 44.8% Rowlands 24 Copter's kin 34 Regard 45 Futile [DIS] Don't Eat the Pictures: Sesame [ESPN] Skiing: World Alpine Cham­ Hartford 23 28 4 48 195 193 burgh 9^8-12-29. St. John's at Pittsburgh, 8 p.m. Bobby Wadkins 31-35—66 1988. Rated R. (In Stereo) [ESPN] Best of Muscle Magazine pionship Men's giant slalom, from Vail, Quebec 19 32 6 44 191 251 Power-plavOpportunItles—Quebec1ot3; Chicago Tim Simpson 3 3 33 - 66 37 Food sampler 47 Arrive Street at the Metropolitan Museum of Indiana 39.4% Boston College ot Notre Dome, 8 p.m. 27 Honorary title 25 Mild oath [LIFE] Cagney & Lecey [HBO] MOVIE: A Nightmare on Elm Colo. (60 min.) (R) CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Pittsburgh 1 ot 4. T otals 152 386 Wednesday's <3ame Fulton Allem 3334— 66 38 Uncle 48 Colors Art Big Bird and his friends visit the Metro­ Street 3: Dream Warriors' (CC) A group Goalies—Quebec, Gosselln, 9-13-3 (29 WESTERN CONFERENCE for retired VIPs 26 Not functioning politan Museum of Art in New York. (60 [MAX] MOVIE: The Neturel' (CC) A [LIFE] Self Improvement Guide Norris Division Midwest Division Seton Hall at UConn (Civic Center), 8 Steve Elkington 3334—66 39 Cracked 49 Doesn't exist of institutionalized teen-agers join forces W L T Pfl GF GA shots-24 saves). Pittsburgh, Young, 8-3-0 GB o.m. Scott Simpson 3334— 67 31 Opera prince properly |sl.) min.l young man leaves the family farm to pur­ (2321). 42 Large sea duck 51 Destiny sue his dream of becoming a professional to rid themselves of the evil influence of 1 :30AM B People’s Court Detroit 24 24 8 56 219 223 Houston 28 18 .609 Saturday, Feb. 18 Craig Stadler 34-33—67 [ESPN] Best of Running and Racing child-murderer Freddy Krueger. Heather St. Louis 20 24 10 50 188 197 A—16,025. UConn at Vlllanova, 8 o.m. Duffy Waldorf 34-33—67 32 Mrs. Gorbachev 28 Cravats 43 Russian 52 Gravel ridge baseball player. Robert Redford, Robert B Joe Franklin Utah 28 20 .583 Eaton2-82-36,Stockton7-153-417,GrlffIth4-12 [HBO] MOVIE: 'Where the River Runs Langenkamp, Patricia Arquette, Robert En- Minnesota 18 24 13 49 188 205 Referee—Paul Stewart. Linesmen— Dallas 24 21 .533 Georgetown at Boston College, 8 p.m. Bill Britton 31- 36—67 33 Raves 29 Employs emperor 54 Author Fleming Duvall, Glenn Close. 1984. Rated PG. (In (3D INN News Chicago 18 30 7 43 211 235 Randv MItton, Jerry Poteman. 04)9, Les 1-2 04)2, Bailey 6-163315, Farmer Syracuse at Providence, 8 p.m. Mike Donald 3335— 67 Black' (CC) A primitive young Indian boy Stereo) glund. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) Denver 25 23 .521 01 OO 0, Brown 1-2 OO 2,Leckner04)020, d g D.C. Follies Toronto 17 32 5 39 158 222 San Antonio 13 33 .283 Seton Hall at Pittsburgh, 8 p.m. Barry Jaeckel 34-33-67 35 Fruit rind 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 11 12 finds himself thrust into modern-day civili­ [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire Smyttte Division Hansen l-3O02.Totals35-8816-2387. zation. Charles Durning, Alessandro Ra- [USA] Murder, She Wrote Miami 5 40 .111 St. John's at DePoul, 2:30 p.m. Bill Glasson 3334— 67 36 Mileage [TMC] MOVIE: Planes, Trains and Au­ (g) d g Friday Night Videos (In Stereo) Calgary 38 11 8 84 248 164 Rangers4.Jets3 Billy Tuten 3334—67 belo, Peter Horton. 1986. Rated PG. (In 8:30PM (B Cethy's Velentine Ani­ Pacific Division Dollos 17 30 22 25—94 13 tomobiles' A temperamental executive is [CNN] Newsnight Update Edmonton 28 23 6 62 242 216 L A. Lokers 32 15 .681 Ronnie Black 32- 36—68 indicator Stereo) mated (CC) The comic-strip heroine and Los Angeles 28 22 5 61 275 239 Utah 16 24 18 39—87 forced to share travel and living arrange- [USA] MOVIE: 'The Being’ Residents di­ Winnipeg 0 2 1—3 Phoenix 29 17 .630 [LIFE] E/R her boyfriend, Irving, celebrate Valentine's Vancouver 20 29 7 47 181 185 OPoInt goals—Agulrre3, Harper, Griffith. 40 Existence 15 ments with an obnoxious salesman. Steve sappear at an epidemic rate in a small N.Y. Rangers 2 0 2—4 Seattle 28 18 .609 Day. Martin. John Candy. William Windom. Winnipeg 18 26 9 45 208 237 First Period—1, New York, DeBlols 7 CJolden State 25 20 .556 Fouled out—None. Rebounds—Dallas 43 41 Tackier [USA] She-Ra: Princess of Power Idaho town. Martin Landau, Jose Ferrer, Tliursday's Games (Perkins 11), Utah 58 (Malone 10). ( B ® Full House (CC) While trying to 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) (Erixon, Miller), 6:36. 2, New York, KIslo 19 Portland 25 21 .543 17 I 2 O 6:30PM CBCBS News (CC). (In Stereo) Dorothy Malone. 1983. Boston 4, Los Angeles 1 (Mullen, Leetch), 10:27. Penalties— Assists—Dallas 29 (Harper 11), Utah 22 43 905, Roman 1 l " help D.J., Stephanie is accused of shoplift­ Miami Vice Sacramento 14 32 . 304 (Stockton 12). Total fouls—Dallas 21, Transactions Scholastic [USA] Dick Clarks Golden Hartford 5, Buffalo 2 Carlyle, Win (roughing), 10:09; Gronato, L.A. Clippers 11 37 .229 46 Freight trailer CB dg ABC News (CC). ing. 1 ;35AM B Pittsburgh 5, Quebec 2 NY (roughing), 10:09; Gllhen, Win (hold­ Utoh 20. Technical—Dallas coach Ma­ 22 1 1 :30PM B ® Nightline (CC). Greats |R| Thursday's Gomes cLeod. A—12,444. (3D Jeffersons d g (57) Wall Street Week New York Rangers 4, Winnipeg 3 ing), 12:19; Small, Win (slashing), 14:19; Washington 110, New Jersey 103 47 Greek letter @ Morton Downey Jr. ® d g NBC News (CC). [A8iE] Winston Churchill: The Valiant B 1 ;55AM [M A X ] MOVIE: Aerobiclde' New Jersey 6, Detroit 3 KIslo, NY (Interference), 16:06; KIslo, NY Charlotte 110, Atlanta 108 50 Fanatic 24 25 26 Edmonton 3, Philadelphia 1 Years: Dunkirk (3D Honeymooners A deranged killer stalks victims al a posh (hooking), 18:40. Cleveland 108, Indiana 99 Transactions Be n net boys' varsity hoop dg dZ) Nightly Business Report Hollywood health soa. Calgary 5, St. Louis 3 Second Period—3, Winnipeg, Small 13 Chicago 108, San Antonio 103 Suns 120, Clippers 113 53 Hateful dg dg Tonight Show (In Stereo) Minnesota 3, Vancouver 2 The Bennet Junior High boys' varsity 31 ® Family Ties (CC). 9:00PM ( B Dallas (CC) J R.'S troubles (Boschman, Duncon), 9:04. 4, Winnipeg, Denver 117, Miami 92 55 Melodic escalate when Nicholas Pearce’s father @ Bookmark 2;00AM B The Judge (CC) Friday's Games Elynulk 22 (Ashton, Togllonettl), 12:32. Dallas 94, Utah 87 BASEBALL basketball team edged crosstown illlng, (6D Love Connection Vancouver at Buffalo, 7:35 p.m. L.A. CLIPPERS (113) American League 55-52, Thursday afternoon. Jeff Lazza- 56 Crew comes gunning for his son's killer; J.R, d g Racing From Pleinsfiold (3D World Wide Wrestling Penalties—Jarvenpaa, Win (high- Phoenix 120, L.A. Clippers 113 33 [A8iE] Twentieth Century The Russo- Los Angeles at Washington, 8:05 p.m. sticking), 3:53; Wilson, NY (sloshing), 5:46; Sacramento 142, Golden State 117 Norman 11-18 4-4 27, Smith 7-16 2-2 16, BALTIMORE ORIOLES—Signed Juan rls led Bennet with 16 points and six questions Sue Ellen about Pearce's mob ^ Home Shopping Spree New York Islonders Chicago, 8:35 Beniamin 12-19 5-5 29, Nixon 57 0-0 10, Bell, shortstop; Chris Holies, catcher, and steals while Paul Kirby added eight 57 Tenant Finnish War, which marked the first ap­ connections; Cally is bored. (60 min.) (In dZ) News (CC). Ellett, Win (holding), 15:49; Van- Houston 113, Portlond 110 36 Best of SportsLook p.m. blesbrouck, NY, served by Wilson (trip­ Williams 2-904)4, Kite3-404)6, Wolf3-71-27, Curt Schilling, pitcher, to one-year points. Including some key foul shots 5 8 ______pearance of the Red Army. Host: Walter Stereo) [A8iEi Evening at the Improv [ESPN] Friday's Gomes Garrick l-5(M)2,Grant5152-212,Whlte0-004) Cronkite. Saturday's Gomes ping), 18:45. No games scheduled contracts. Signed Mike Jones, pitcher, to a down the stretch. Adam Hartzog also (T1 (4g Mr. Belvedere (CC) Wesley's [CNN] Sports Tonight 2:05AM Family Feud Edmonton at Boston, 1:35 p.m. 0.Totals49-10014-lS113, minor-league contract. Named Chet Nl- played well for Bennet. Dave White and Hemingway B Third Period—5, Winnipeg, Small 14 Saturday's Gomes [CNN] Showbiz Today plans to run a dirty campaign for class [ESPN] SportsCenter [HBO] MOVIE: Codename: Wild- Winnipeg at Hartford, 7:35 p.m. (Steen), 4:41 (sh), 6, New York, Lafleur 13 No games scheduled PHOENIX «120) cholspItchlngcoachfortheBluefleldOrloles Randy Shakes led Illlng with 18 points Pittsburgh at Quebec, 7:35 p.m. Gilliam 515 2-2 12, Chambers 9-26 57 24, of the Appalachian League. apiece. [ESPN] Best of SportsLook president hit a snag. geese' A group of international mercenar­ (Lofrenlere, Erixon), 9:54. 7, New Sunday's Gome DOWN 43 44 46 46 1 1 :35PM B Night Court Calgary at Washington, 7:35 p.m. York, Wilson 21 (Sondstrom, Patrick), West 3-6 1-2 7, Hornacek 39 0-0 6, SEATTLE MARINERS—Agreed to Bennet Is 8-3. [LIFE] Easy Street CB Knight Rider ies raid drug depots in the jungles of Thai­ All Star Game at Houston, 3 p.m. K. Johnson 9-14 1518 34, E.Johnson 10-21 33 New Jersey at Montreal, 8:05 p.m. 11:10 (pp). Penalties—Donnelly, Win terms with Mark Langston, pitcher, on a [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Shootout' An ex­ (g) i g Miami Vice (CC) In the series' 1 2:00AM B USA Today Scheduled: land. Lewis Collins, Lee Van Cleef, Ernest Philadelphia at Toronto, 8:05 p.m. 23, Corbin 3-4 2-2 8, Perry 34 0-06. T otals 4599 one-year contract. 50 51 52 Borgnine. 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) (high-sticking), 3:44; Duncan, Win Metal tube gunman is torn between his obsession 100th episode, Crockett attempts to an entire show on drug abuse issues. (R) New York Islanders at St. Louis, 8:35p.m. (kneeing), 10:54; Small, Win (hooking), 30-34120. National League L. A. Clippers 26 26 33 28-113 Marshal's with revenge and his responsibility for a counsel his teen-age son while Tubbs, (3D Friday the 13th; The Series An an­ 2:15AM [TM C ] MOVIE: Savage 15:10. NBA results ATLANTA BRAVES—Named Willie 55 Detroit at Minnesota, 8:35 p.m. Phoenix 31 37 28 24—120 Stargell hitting Instructor. Bowling 6-year-old girl and a lonely widow. Gre­ working under cover, falls for a drug king­ tique collector's cursed lantern allows him Streets' A Los Angeles girl seeks revenge Shots on goal—Winnipeg 8-14-15—37. badge pin's vengeful widow. (60 min.) (In Stereo) Sunday's Games New York 12-15-11—38. 3Polnt goal—Norman. Fouled out— CINCINNATI REDS—Agreed to terms gory Peck, Pat Quinn, Robert F. Lyons. to travel back to the Civil War for valuable when her younger sister is raped by a local Los Angeles at Chlcogo, 2:35 p.m. Power-play Opportunities—Winnipeg 0 Bullets 110, Nets 103 None. Rebounds—Los Angeles 51 (Smith with Joe Oliver, catcher, and Marty Food (si.) 57 1971. Rated PG. (2g Connecticut News Week artifacts. (60 min.) (In Stereo) gang. Linda Blair, John Vernon. 1984. St. Louis at Buffalo, 7:05 p.m. of 4; New York 1 of 7. 10), Phoenix 59 (Chambers 12). Assists—Los Brown and Reggie Jefferson, Inflelders, [USA] Cartoons (3g Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) Rated R. Vancouver at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. Angeles 33 (Nixon, Grant 8), Phoenix 30 on one-yeor contracts. Diminutive suf­ (57) Page Fifty Seven Goalies—Winnipeg, Reddick, 10-11-7 (38 Powder Puff 10 (g) WWF Wrestling Challenge EdmontonatNewYork Rangers,7:35p.m. shots-34 saves). New York, Vanbles- NEW JERSEY (103) (K.Johnson 18). Total fouls—Los Angeles MONTREAL EXPOS—Signed Tim Woll- fix (c)1989 by NEA, Inc 7:00PM CB inside Edition [A8iE] MOVIE: 'Hair' During the Vietnam 2:30AM B Sustaining brouck, 22-13-4 ( 37-34). Morris 3-9 4-4 10, B.WIIIIams 2-8 5-8 9, 24, Phoenix 17. Technical—Los Angeles ach, third baseman, to a tw5vear Sharon Caruso 179-176-512, M ary War,'a group of hippies sidetrack a young d g To Be Announced. [CNN] Sports Latenight Colgarv at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. Illegal defense. A—11,089. contract extension. CB dD Wheel of Fortune (CC). A—17,121. Carroll 9-12 3-3 21, Conner 5-12 2-2 12, Wright 188-503, Terry Slemlnsk1195511, ' man on his way to Army induction. Based (4g Current Affair [ESPN] SportsCenter Referee—Don Koharskl. Linesmen— Hopson 8-15 2-2 18, McGee 4-3 0-010, Hinson NEW YORK METS—Agreed to terms D arlene Ladabouche 177-184-483, CB dg Cosby Show (CC). (In Stereo) on the Broadway musical. John Savage, Kevin Collins, Mark Pare. 5-13 3-4 13, Lee 2-6 04) 4, K.Williams 3-604)6, Kings142.Warrlors117 with Howard Johnson, third baseman, Joanne Desllet 472, Vicky Ladabouche (3D ® Cheers (CC). Treat Williams, Beverly D'Angelo. 1979. dZ) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour 2:35AM B News (R) NHL re8Ult8 B.Jones 0-1 0-00, Gaines0-004)0 Totals41-90 ond Roger McDowell, pitcher, on 215-515. dD Synchronal 19-23103. on5veor contracts. CELEBRITY CIPHER ^ , (3g Rockford Files [CNN] Larry King Live 3:00AM B Home Shopping Over­ WASHINGTON (110) (30LDEN STATE (117) PITTSBURGH PIRATES—Named U.L. Celebrity Cipher cryptogreme ere creeled Irom quolellorts by lamous people, p a« and preeem. dg M*A*S*H [DIS] MOVIE: Pee-wee's Big Adven­ [A8(E] Eagle and the Bear night Service (3 hrs.) FlamesS.BIueaS Catledgel-31-43, Klng5-103-613,Feltl5-74-4 Mullln 4-16 88 16, Teagle 2-4 2-2 6, Washington manager and Larry Smith LaVae I ndustrlal Each letter In the cipher elendi lor another. T o d ty't due: A tq u tia I. ture’ Pee Wee Herman embarks on a [CNN] Newsnight Bruln8 4. Kings 1 pitching coach of Welland In the New d g @ MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour (3D Secrets of Success 14, Malone8-157-723, Walker 4-112-210, Alarle L.Smith 9-13 81 18, (Jarland 310 56 11, Brian KozIckI 208, John KozIckI cross-country odyssey in search of his [ESPN] AWA Championship Wrestling 4-8 0-08, J.Williams 4-8 04)8, Grant 5-92-212, 0 .Smith 5111-213, Higgins5120-013, Alford York-Penn Leogue. dg Streets of San Francisco cherished bicycle. Pee-wee Herman, Eliza­ (3g Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) Calgary 1 2 2—5 SAN DIEGO PADRES—Announced Tal 236-210-624, Leon Bilodeau 209, John KQFL 2QALOP R T L K T C N Los Angeles 0 0 1—1 Eackles 5-12 5-515, Colter 1-50-02, C. A. Jones 59 04) 12, Bol 37 80 6, Starks 310 2-2 9, McCarthy 223-560, Phil Masse 215552, dg Current Affair beth Daily, Diane Salinger. 1985. Rated [LIFE] Lady Blue [CNN] Headline News Overnight St. Louis 2 1 0—3 l-10-02.Totals43-8924-30110. Sampson 34806, Frank 2-5347.Totals45101 Smith will become consultant In charge of Boston 1 1 2—4 First Period—1, Calgory, Hrdina 18 overseeing baseball operations. Roger Lagace 237-617, George Russell (BD Family Ties (CC). PG [USA] Camp Midnite (90 min.) [DIS] MOVIE; 'Pee-wee's Big Adven­ First Period—1, Boston, Burridge 14 21-25117. 202-568, Bob'Bassett 563, Pat Costagna K F W W A L Z a F G F R C T T I Z a F J (Loob, Fleury), 13:47 (pp). 2, St. Louis,Tuttle New Jersey 33 27 22 21—103 SACRAMENTO (142) SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS—Agreed to [A8iE] Chronicle [ESPN] Track and Field: Meadowlands 1 2:05AM B Pat Sajak ture' Pee Wee Herman embarks on a (Johnston), 4:03. Penalties—Galley, Bos 11, 15:21 (sh). 3, St. Louis, PaslawskI 19 terms with Scott (^rrelts, pitcher, on a 204, Gary Volllere 207, Dave Coutu 204, Invitational From East Rutherford, N.J. (2 cross-country odyssey in search of his (holding), 9:02; Miller, LA (hooking), Washington 34 21 24 31—110 McCrov 6-8 1-2 15, Pinckney 511 88 20, Tippy Hyson 208, Carl Barnard 226, [CNN] Moneyline (Federko, Bennlng), 18:15 (pp). Penalties— 3-PoInt goals—Mc(3ee 2. Fouled out— Thompson 39 80 6, K.Smith 9-17 5 8 25, one-year contract. KTCN KFWW AL ZQF hrs.) (Live) 1 2;30AM B St. Elsewhere cherished bicycle Pee-wee Herman, Eliza­ 14:09; KrushelnyskI, LA (hooking), 18:11. Hull, StL, malor-game misconduct (high- Mike Vlgnone 246-583, Dave Correia R T L Morris. Rebounds—New Jersey 50 (Hin­ Pressley 816 80 20, Berry 11-23 55 34, Del BASKETBALL [DIS] Return to Treasure Island (CC) [LIFE] MOVIE. '11th Victim' A televi­ B Arsenio Hall Italian Lyrics. beth Daily, Diane Salinger 1985. Rated Second Period—2, Boston, Johnston 5 sticking), 11:01; Hrdina, Col (holding), National Basketball Association 224-597, Barry PInnev 211-599, Bill (Burridge, Thelven), 10:03. Penalties— son 11), Washington 55 (Catledge 7). Negro 181604)22, Wlttman80800,Glllery80 Conway 224-581, Butch Savino 201, Lou R C Jim and Vanderbreken reach Mexico sion newswoman embarks on a nightmar­ Late Night With David Letter- PG. 16:X; Murzvn, Cal (cross-checking), Assists—New Jersey 24 (Conner 9), Wa­ 0-00, Jackson 04)800. Totals531002823142. PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERS— W A U A L O C T T I F A Z a F C . where they are imprisoned by a ruthless dg dg Kennedy, LA (Interference), 4:26; Robl- 17:47. Activated Sam Bowie, center. Tarldona 203-555, Brian Brown 208577, ish odyssey through the seedy underside man (In Stereo) [ESPN] SpeedWeek tallle, LA (holding), 10:18; Bourque, Bos shington 29 (Walker 8). Totol fouls—New Al Senna 214-561, Rich Higgins 222-228- Spanish official. (2 hrs.) Part 4 of 5. of Hollywood as she tracks her sister s Second Period—4, Calgary, Gllmour 18 Jersey 24, Washington 21. Technicals— FOOTBALL [M A X ] m o v ie : Five Cor­ (holding), 12:47; Gollev, Bos (tripping), Golden State 35 26 24 32—117 638, Ray Riley 200-254-653, John Beloskv I E P Z F C P . SportsCenter killer. Bess Armstrong, Max Gail, Harold (g) Telstar 3:25AM (Mullen, Aftaclnnls), :32. 5, St. Louis, McGee, King, Hinson, New Jersey Illegal Sacramento 38 35 33 36—142 National Football League K A W W A E I [ESPN] ners’ Working-class 1963 Brooklyn is the 15:10. G.Cavolllnl 15 (Tilley, PaslawskI), 1:29. 6, BUFFALO BILLS—Named Tom 202, James Dodson 204. Gould 1979 d g Alfred Hitchcock Presents Third Period—3, Los Angeles, Tonelll 28 defense. A—5,313. 3Polnt goals—Higgins, Alford 2, Starks, PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Trying to dotino yoursolf Is llko trying to blto [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire setting for this account of 36 hours in the Calgary, Fleury 6 (Gllmour, Macinnis), Berry 7, Pressley 4, McCray 2 Del Negro 2, Bresnahan offensive line coach. [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Assassination' A Se­ (4g Hollywood Squares lives of several disparate characters. Jodie (Crossman), 10:49. 4, Boston, Burridge 15 19:26. Penalties—M.Hunter, Cal (charg­ PITTSBURGH STEELERS— your own tooth." — Alan Watts. [USA] Miami Vice (Wesley, Carter), 13:03. 5, Boston, K.Smith. Fouled out—None. Rebounds— cret Service agent tries to gel to the bot­ dD Gene Scott Foster, Tim Robbins. 1988 Rated R. ing), 1:48; Go.Roberts, StL (tripping), Hornets 110. Hawks 108 Named Dave Brazil linebackers coach. 7:30PM Entertainment Tonight tom of an apparent plot to assassinate the Burridge 16 (Carter, LInseman), 19:10 (en). 8:06; Fleury, Col (holding), 8:25; Golden State 50 (Higgins 8),Sacramento CB [A8«E] Winston Churchill; The Valiant Penalties—KrushelnyskI, LA (tripping), 59 (Thompson, Pressley 9). Assists— Actor Patrick Swayze. (In Stereo) first lady. Charles Bronson, Jill Ireland, Ste­ 3:30AM [A8»E] Evening at the improv P.Cavolllnl, StL (high-sticking), 9:44. Golden State 25 (Garland 8), Sacra­ SAN DIEGO CHARGERS—Named Dan Radio, T V phen Elliott. 1987 Rated PG-13 (In Years: Dunkirk 1:26; Robltollle, LA (high-sticking), 16:54; Third Period—7, Calgary, Gllmour 19 ATLANTA (108) Henning head coach and signed him to a CB ( ^ Jeopardy I (CC). [ESPN] Skiing: U.S. Nationai Cross Pedersen, Bos (hIgh-stIckIng), 16:54; Pe­ Malone 514 57 18, Wilkins 11-28 M 23, mento 35 (K.Smith 15). Total fouls—Golden Stereo) [MAX] MOVIE; The Happy Hooker Country Championship From Giants (Ramage), 14:45. 8, Calgary, Go.Roberts 18 State 22, Sacromento 21. A—16,517. flve-veor contract. CB Kate & Allie (CC). Goes to Washington' The queen of the dersen, Bos (holding), 20:00. (Macinnis), 19:13 (en). Penalties— Koncak 260-04, Theus51410-1020, Rlvers511 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS—Named Bill [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents Ridge, Minn. (R) Shots on goal—Los Angeles 6-6-7—19. PepllnskI, Col, malor (fighting), 3:22; 3- 513, Carr 2-404)4, Webb M 1-13, Ferrell 1-2 McPherson, defensive assistont, as defen­ TODAY (3D INN News call girls uncovers some top-secret infor­ Boston 8-13-11—32. 1-2 3, Battle 594-614, Tolbert 340-06. Totals I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME ® Just the Ten of Us mation that brings down the house. Joey [USA] MOVIE: 'Secret Executioners' Richter, StL, mlnor-malor (cross­ sive coordinator; Mike Holmgren, quar­ 3 p.m. — Golf: Senior Championships, dg M^A'S^H 9:30PM (B Vigilantes join together to confront a crime Power-ploy Opportunities—Los An- checking, fighting) 3:22; Macinnis, Col 41-932532108. by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee (CC) Wendy's suspension from school is Heatherton, George Hamilton, Rip Torn RocketsllS.TrallblazersllO terbacks coach, as offensive coordinator; ESPN Win, Lose or Draw boss. Jim Norris, Steve Tam 1984. geles0of3; Boston0of5. (hooking),5:01. CHARLOTTE (110) Sherman Lewis, running bocks coach, as 7:30 p.m. — AHL Hockey: Rochester dg dg less fun than she anticipates. 1977. Rated R. Goalies—Los Angeles, Healy, 21-14-2 (31 Tripucka 7-15 7-9 21, Rombls 511 4-5 16, Shots on goal—Calgary 10-16-8—34. St. receivers coach, and Lynn Stiles tight at Maine, NESN Unscramble these four Jumbles, ® dD Newhart (CC) (2g Fourth Estate 3:50AM [HBO] MOVIE: Missing In shots-28 saves). Boston, Lemelln, 10-13-4 Louis 9-9-10-28. Cureton5B04)12, Chapman 5175615, Holton HOUSTON (113) one letter to each square, to form 12:40AM [HBO] m o v ie ; Night­ ends coach. 9 p.m. — Track and Field: Meadow- [A8iE] World of Survival mare at Shadow Woods' An institutional­ Action 2: The Beginning' (CC) A POW (19-18). Power-play Opportunities—Calgary 1 of 4- 8 04) 8, Kempton 2-5 2-3 6, Reid 14-23 02Short 28, 33 04)7, Thorpe 3-12359, Olaluwon lands Invitational, ESPN four ordinary words. §7) State We Are In escapes his Viet Cong captors and wages A—14,448. 5; St. Louis 1 of 4. Bogues2-4 04)4. Totals 45911825110. 7-18 5619, Floyd 8-144-5 25, Woodson 4-7808, [CNN] Crossfire [HBO] MOVIE: Death Wish' After his ized twin's escape from an insane asylum Referee—Dan Marouelll. Linesmen— coincides with a rash of gruesome mur­ war against an enemy that greatly outnum­ (dalles—Calgory, Vernon, 27-5-4 (28 Chlevous 7-12 58 20, Berry 59 34 15, [ESPN] SpeedWeek wife IS killed and his daughter brutally as­ bers him. Chuck Norris, Soon-Teck Oh. Bob Hodges, Mark Vines. shots-25 soves). St. Louis, Rlendeou, 7-8-5 Atlanta 23 26 34 25—108 McCormick 2-3 1-4 5, Nevitt 81 1-2 1, INVEG saulted, a law-abiding citizen turns vigi­ ders. Louise Lasser, Mark Soper. Marianne (33-29). Charlotte 22 23 33 32—110 F.Johnson 1-22-24, Totals41-81 2536113. [TMC] MOVIE: Top Secret!' (CC) An Kanter. 1987 Rated R Steven Williams. 1985. Rated R. Fouled out—Rivers. Rebounds— American rock n' roll star gets caught up lante Charles Bronson, Hope Lange, Vin­ A—15,766. cent Gardenia 1974 Rated R. Whalers 5. Sabres 2 Referee—Bill .McCreary. Linesmen— Atlanta 61 (Malone 13), Charlotte 49 PORTLAND (110) n in high-level espionage while touring East Shane Hever, Don Schachte. (Cureton 15). Assists—Atlonta 20 (Theus Kersey 4-11 15-16 23, Jones 80 80 0, NEED SOME EXTRA Germany. Val Kilmer, Lucy Gutteridge, [USA] Ray Bradbury Theater 7), Charlotte 30 (Bogues 10). Totol Duckworth 3-1011-14 17, Drexler 1528 5536, Omar Sharif. 1984 Rated PG (In Stereo) Buffalo 0 1—2 10:00PM (B Falcon Crest (CC) Harfford 2 2—5 fo u ls — A tla n ta 32, C h a rlo tte 25. Porter 588213, Slchtlng2-52-26, Bowie 35 ‘Lonesome Dove’ tops list North Stars 3. Canucks 2 Technicals—Charlotte Illegal defense, 82 6, S.Johnson 16 2-2 4,Bronch2-51-25. HERIK 8:00PM CB This is America, Charlie Angela confronts Richard about the con­ First Period—1, Hartford, Ferraro 22 Chorlotte coach Harter, Kempton. SPENDING MONEY? Brown): The Building of the Transconti­ sortium; Lance gets shocking news from (Baovch, Lawton), 7:30 (pp). 2, Buffalo, Totals3578 3545110. 6. (2) “ Roseanne,” ABC, 24.6, Hogue 11 (Moguire), 9:32. Penalties— A—23,388. Houston 33 27 27 26—113 nental Railroad Animated (CC) The Pilar; Nick and Anna make peace. (60 min ) NEW YORK (AP) — Here are Vancouver i 0 1—2 Portland 31 27 20 32—110 "Peanuts” gang helps build the Transcon­ (In Stereo) Ramsey, Buf (tripping), 1:08; Ferraro, Minnesota 1 0 2—3 ^ 2-1, the prime-time television ratings 22.2 million homes. Har (Interference), 2:M; Parker, Buf 3Polnt goals—Floyd 5, Porter 3, Drexler Newspaper routes available in your area... tinental Railroad. ® ® 20/20 (CC) (60 min.) First Period—1, Vancouver, Stanley i Cavaliers 108, Pacers 99 2, Short. Fouled out—Olaluwon. as compiled by the A.C. Nielsen 7. (5) ” 60 Minutes,” CBS, 24.4, (high-sticking), 6:39; Lodouceur, Har (Botcher. Brodley), 15:06. 2, Minnesota, WHAT THE MAN CB dg Perfect Strangers (CC) Balki and (B d g News (roughing), 17:52. Rebounds—Houston 51 (Thorpe 12), Por­ FRUIPY Co. for the week of Jan. 30-Feb. 6. 22.0 million homes. Gagner 28 (CIccorelll, Kolstod), 16:52 tland 53 (Kersey, Drexler 7). Assists— WHO INVBNTEC? Larry stand in for two ailing stewardesses Second Period—3, Hortford, Goume 1 (pp). Penalties—Giles, Min (Inter­ INDIANA (99) en route to Tahiti. (jg Synchronal The list includes the week’s 8. (X) “ Barbara Walters Spe­ (Hull, Anderson), 3:08.4, Hartford, Peterson H.Williams 512 1-2 9, Person 1321 1,-2 27, Houston21 (Flovd8), Portland20(Porter7). KOFZ BUILT FOR ference), 5:27; Melnyk, Van (high- Total fauls—Houstan 35. Partland 31. Earn money and prizes by delivering the Knight Rider d g Morton Downey Jr. ranking, with full season-to-date cial,” ABC, 24.3, 21.9 million 2 (Evason, SIdorklewIcz), 12:37. Penalty— sticking), 9:26; Butcher, Van (cross­ Smits7-91-4 15, Flemlng3-102-28, Mlller514 HIMSELF, CB Martin, Har (elbowing), 16:29. 4-416, Tlsdale2-52-26,Sklles041-21,Drelllng A—12,848. (3D MOVIE: 'The Shining' Based on Ste­ dg d g UNSUB (CC) An investigator, who ranking in parentheses, rating for homes. checking), 11:21; LIdster, Van (holding), becomes emotionally involved in a murder Third Period—5, Hartford, Ferroro 23 16:16. 2-21-25, Long3604)6, Frederlck3-404)6,Grav Manchester Herald in your neighborhood. YEM MAH phen King's novel about a haunted Color­ the week, and total homes. 9. (6) “ Golden Girls.” NBC, (Bobvch, Hull), :59. 6, Buffalo, Houslev 20 Second Period—None Penalties— 04)000. Totals 42-8713-2099. How Top Twe nty fared Now arrange the circled letters to ado hotel and the effect it has on its care­ case, threatens the team's search for the (Foligno, Bodger), 9:44. 7, Hartford, Stanley, Van (unsportsmanlike con­ form the surprise answer, as sug­ taker, his wife and their psychic child Jack killer who they believe is a children s party An " X ” in parentheses denotes 23.5, 21.2 million homes. DIneen 33 (Lo w ton ), 13:16. P e n a lty - duct), 10:00; McRae,Min (unsportsmonllke CLEVELAND (108) gested by the above cartoon. Nicholson, Shelley Duvall, Scatman Croth- entertainer. (60 min.) (In Stereo) one-time-only presentation. A 10. (7) “ Who’s the Boss,” NBC, Ha rtm an, Buf (hooking),7:00. Nance 514 12-12 24, Senders 510 OO 12, Haw The Associated Press' Tap Twenty Call today to get more details. conduct), 10:00; Sandlok, Von (rough­ ers. 1980. (2g American Playhouse: Ask Mo Again rating measures the percentage 22.1, 19.9 million homes. Shots on goal—Buffalo 6-4-11—21. Hart­ ing), 13:26; Moruk, Min (roughing), Daugherty 312 9-11 15, Price 12-16 1-1 27, callege basketball teams fared Thursday: (CC) Leslie Hope and Robert Bruce star in ford 7-8-8—23. 13:26; Giles, Min (tripping),15:23. Harper 5144615, J. Williams 261-25, Rollins 1. Arizona (182) beot Oregon 7857. Answer: A (3g MOVIE: 'Class of 1984' A teacher of the nation’s 90.4 million TV 11. (X) “American Music 1-104)2, Valentlne01000,Ehlo2-6558.Totols 2. Georgetown (182) did not ploy. ■ A tries to maintain order in the face of a vi­ an adaptation of '.aurio Colwin's "An Old- Power-play Opportunities—Buffolo0of3; 647-9946 Fashioned Stor., . romantic comedy homes. Awards,” ABC. 21.0, 18.9 million Hartford 1 of 3. Third Period—3, Minnesota, Hobscheldl7 37-8031-37108. 3. Missouri (284) lost to No. 50klohoma (Answers tomorrow) olent teen-age gang in a big city high Goalies—Buffalo, Cloutier, 5-7-0 (23shots- Indiana 30 27 20 22— 99 112-105. school. Perry King, Timothy Van Patten. chronicling a young woman's efforts to 1. (21) “ Lonesome Dove, Part homes. (CIccarelll, Giles), 9:54 (sh). 4, Vancouver, Jumbles: NOOSE PIPER KIMONO HERMIT avoid marrying the boy next door. (90 18 saves). Hartford, SIdorklewIcz, 13-12-3 Bruce 4 (Sandlok, Bradley), 13:47. 5, Cleveland 26 29 20 33—100 4. Louisville (17-4) did not play. Yesterday's 1982. 12. (9) “ Empty Nest,” NBC, 5. Oklahomo (283) beat No. 3 Missouri Answer What she thought she'd do when her min I 1- CBS Sunday Movie,” 28.5 (21-19). M innesota, Gagner 29 (Rouse, De- 3Polnt goals—Miller 2, Price 2, Horper. (Sg Winds of War Pug accepts an assign­ A—13,200. Palma), 15:41. Penalties—CIccarelll, Fouled out—Smits. Rebounds—Indiana 49 112-105. boyfrirfrlend's car needed a new muffler— (57) Great Performances: Melba (CC) As rating, 25.7 million homes. 20.6, 18.6 million homes. (Person, Smits 8), Clevelond 52 (Daugh­ 6. North Caroline (185) lost to No. 17 Marble St..... all Oakland Heights... KNIT HIM ONE ment at Pearl Harbor and tells Pamela that Referee—Bob Myers. Linesmen—Don Min (tripping), 7:32; Rouse, Min (high- -he won't divorce Rhoda; Natalie escapes Nellie s career reached its peak, her son 2. (1) “ The Cosby Show,” NBC, 13. (19) “ Hunter.” NBC, 20.0, McCourt, Pat Dopuzzo. sticking), 7:59; Sondlak, Van (sloshing), erty 12). Assists—Indiana X (Flem lngll), North Carolina State 9888. McCabe St. all George's marriage is crumbling; during a Cleveland 22 (Prlce9). Total fouls—Indlano 7. Illinois (19-3) beat No. 16 Ohio State Brownstone Apts.. from Italy with Aaron and her infant son. (2 28.4, 25.6 million homes. 18.0 million homes. 16:21; MacLellan, Min (unsportsmanlike stock Place. all hrs.) Part 5 of 5. triumphant Australian tour, she realizes her conduct), 16:21. 25, Cleveland 17. A—12,656. 6260. 3. (3) “ A Different World,” 14. (18) “ Unsolved Mysteries,” Devils 6, Red Wings 3 8. Iowa (17-5) lost to No. 10 Michigan No. Mam St. . 397-496 end •pSTmolIo your chock pa’yobio to Ntwapaportoooka. fondest dream - an Australian opera com­ Shots on goal—Vancouver 8-10-6—24. East Center St...... 408-608 Inelud* your namo.i dg Father Dowling Mysteries (CC) pany. (90 min I Part 4 of 4. NBC, 26.9, 24.3 million homes. N B C , 19.6, 17.7 million homes. Minnesota 14-6-11—31. 108107, 20T. Sister Steve faces a difficult choice when a Power-play Opportunities—Vancouver 0 Bulls 108. Spurs 103 9. Syracuse (284) did not play. former boyfriend, pursued by a hitman, [CNN] Headline News 4. (8) “ Murder, She Wrote,” 15. (10) “Growing Pains.” New Jersey 3 2 1—6 10. Michigan (184) beat No. 8lowa 108107, Harlan St...... 15-83 Detroit 2 0 1—3 of 4; Minnesota 1 of 3. Hamilton Dr...... asks for sanctuary. Guest stars Harriet Nel­ [USA] Hitchhiker CBS, 25.9, 23.4 million homes. ABC, 18.4. 16.6 million homes. Goalies—Vancouver, McLean, 10-11-2 20T. Henry St...... 16-119 First Period—1, New Jersey, Shanahan 9 CHICAGO (108) 11. Seton Hall (19-4) did not play. son and William R. Moses. (60 min I (Post­ 5. (4) “ Cheers,” , NBC,24.7,22.3 16. (13) “ Matlock,” NBC, 18.2, (J.MacLean, Sundstrom), :12. 2, Detroit, (31 shots-28 saves). Minnesota, Casey, PIppen ^ 55 16, Grant 513 81 12, Summit St...... 332-382 Carpenter Dr...... poned from an earlier date) (In Stereo) 1 0:30PM (3D d g in n News 11-11-11 (24-22). 12. Florida State (19-2) did not ploy. million homes. 16.4 million homes. Oates 11 (Barr, Kt entz), 2:31.3, Detroit, Burr Cartwright 512 3-3 15, S. Vincent 56 82 8, 13. Indiana (19-5) beat Northwestern72-56. McDivitt Dr...... ( ^ dZ) Washington Week in Review dD Best of Love Connection 11 (Yzerman. O'Connell), 9:32. 4, New A—8,667. Jordan9-20 58 23, Sellers 2-30-04, Davis 1-180 Trotter...... all [DIS] Adventures of Ozzie ond Harriet Jersey, J.MacLean 32 (Shanahan, Sund­ Referee—Mick McGeough. Linesmen— 2, Corzine 33 2-2 8, Paxson 83 04) 0, Hodges Wildwood Dr...... (CC). 14. Duke (154) did not play. Astrograph [M A X ] MOVIE: Gardens of Stone' (CC) strom), 13:07. 5, New Jersey, Kurvers 15 Ryan Bozak, Swede Knox. 8121-120. TotolS 45791522108. 15. West Virginia (182) beat Marshall Orchard ...... all dg MOVIE: 'In the Heat of the Night' A (Shanahan, J.MacLean), 16:01 (pp). belligerent Mississippi sheriff and a black A career Army officer finds himself at odds 8573. Winter ...... all ...all Penalties—Mokosak, Det (hooking), 15:26; SAN ANTONIO (103) 16. Ohio State (166) lost to No. 7 Illinois Haynes St Lolselle, NJ, motor (fighting), 17:18; (3.Anderson 511 4-10 14, King 510 0-0 10, Knox ...... all Discovery Girl U*S*A 62-60. Main S t... .285-378 do things methodically today, you are P.MacLean, Det, malor (fighting), 17:18. Brlckowskl8-103419,M.Anderson5103313, Rec Hoop 17. 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DU LON by Stave Dlckenaon SNAFU by Bruce Beattie KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE by Larry Wriaht

-X'M AFRAIP yoURB. GO m TO PEOPLE ll .' ' 11 FOCUS/Advice I ■ ‘ , NE.ED A BETTER EXCUSE THAN I " TH£V osR E DRIV/N& ME aprf^E: Burt has captive audience OJA Li., MISS EIBBVT LANTANA.FIa. (AP) - Burt Reynolds’ new Wife turned off by husband’s love of TV television series will have a captive audience for its debut when the inmates at Lantana Correctional Institution view it on five new DEAR ABBY: This is touch with me or my wife to find out car. he drives. If you’re using your color televisions provided by the star. for the lucky lady in who else is coming. car. you drive. If you’d rather have Reynolds’ production company. Blue Period Fort Worth with the Is it proper for them to inquire, and him drive your car. offer him the Inc., provided $1,500 for the 'TVs to make up for perfect marriage. I should we simply tell them, as we option because some men may feel a inmates’ inconvenience during three days of hope you get on your have in the past, and try not to let it tad less than masculine if they’re not filming of the detective series “ B.L. Stryker” knees at least a dozen Dear Abby bug us? in the driver’s seat. at the prison in late January. times a day and thank BUGGED IN WOOSTER. OHIO “ It was a gesture on their part,” prison PEANUTS by Charles M. Schulz Abigail Van Buren the good Lord for your Superintendent Ray Henderson said. “ We did good fortune. I turned DEAR BUGGED: It is not proper to DEAR ABBY: If you can stand one not require it. They wanted to do something green with envy just ask “ who else” is coming. And since it more letter about how little attention that would impact the most, since the inmates reading your letter. bugs you. you are under no obligation some doctors pay to their patients, were inconvenienced.” During the filming, the prison’s 40 inmates My husband has a to disclose your guest list. please consider this: very unusual looking mistress. She’s DEAR NO NAME: Your husband’s Because it’s rude to point out a Some years ago. my sister’s were confined to one end of the prison and 40 inches wide and 36 inches tall, and "mistress” is very easy to turn on. person’s rudeness, you could respond mother-in-law wasn’t feeling well, so barred from using their outdoor recreation her name is TV. and she’s not very selective — she’s lightheartedly, “ Pope John Paul and she went to her doctor. After he yard, Henderson said. there for anyone who hasn’t anything Mother Teresa are trying to clear examined her. he said. “ Well, the first Officials expect the televisions to arrive in He looks at her picture at least six better to do. (By the way. she their calendars” — or something thing you need to do is have all your time for the inmates to catch Monday night’s hours a day. He starts looking at 6 entertains women, too.) But she’s not equally preposterous. teeth taken out.” so she took her teeth premier on ABC-TV. The sets will replace the o’clock in the evening and doesn’t stop your problem — your husband is. out — both upper and lower plates — prison’s present ones, which “ are on their last until midnight! That’s Monday Does he turn to her because he’s DEAR ABBY: My boyfriend and I and laid them on his desk. legs,” Henderson said. through Friday. bored? What are his options? Don’t each have our own car. They are TRUE STORY On Saturday, he joins her at 4 p.m. you have any friends? What are your about the same in value, equally safe, FROM FRANKFORT. KY. Movie to tell Ray’s story and stays until 1 a.m. on Sunday interests? How about his? Get some and both in good condition — so that is morning. On Sunday, he stares at her communication going and perhaps not an issue. My question; When we go LOS ANGELES (AP) — The life story of picture from noon until midnight. instead of looking, he (and you) out on a date, who drives? Maybe I Wedding bells? Wedding blllsl Who pays rhythm and blues superstar Ray Charles is This man is only in his early 40s. I should tell you that I have driven coast for what and everything else you need to should both be listening — to a know If you're planning a wedding can be slated to be the subject of a major Hollywood am 36. Everyone tells me how crazy I marriage counselor. to coast and am as good a driver as he found In Abby's booklet, "How to Have a motion picture, a film company has am. I can’t seem to get this man out of Lovely Wedding." Send your name and announced. SHERRI address, plus check or money order tor $2.89 my system. Maybe I ’ll get some DEAR ABBY: Each time we invite to: Dear Abbv, Wedding Booklet, P.O. Box New Visions Pictures will produce the film, suggestions from your column. a certain couple to our home for a 447, Mount Morris, III. 61054. (Postage Is tentatively titled “ The Ray Charles Story,” in NO NAME party, they make a point of getting in DEAR SHERRI: If you’re using his Included.) conjunction with the singing piano player’s eldest son, Ray Charles Jr., the company said WIT OF THE WORLD Thursday. The production company didn’t announce Credit-card debts prompts who will play the piano player and singer, who is known for such hit songs as “ Georgia On My Mind,” “ One Mint Tulip” and “ Hit The Road, Jack.” FTC to address the issues New Visions recently produced “ La Bamba,” the story of the late Hispanic rock ’n’ roll singer Ritchie Valens. Unwise use such as the Consumer Credit of credit cards Counseling Service, for help. You by many col­ can find financial counseling lege students programs are sometimes offered A new boy on ‘West 57th’ has prompted Sylvia by universities, military bases NEW YORK (AP) — Meredith Vieira, the Federal and credit unions. correspondent for the CBS program “ West T rad e C om ­ To safeguard your credit card 57th,” has given birth to a 9-pound, 15-ounce Porter and your credit history, the FTC mission to boy. mount a fresh advises: Vieira and her husband, former CBS news attack on the ■ Never lend your card to producer Richard Cohen, named the child problem. anyone. Benjamin Edwin Cohen. She gave birth Within days ■ Never leave your card or Thursday afternoon at New York Hospital. the commission plans to issue a Parents and other critics receipts lying around. A native of Providence, R.I., Vieira has been special guide, first to help stu­ argue, however, that credit cards ■ Destroy all carbons and with "West 57th” since the television program dents use credit cards responsi­ are too easy for students to incorrect receipts. premiered in August 1985. She has been a CBS bly, then to help students under­ obtain, and many get into trouble ■ Never put your card number correspondent in the network’s Chicago stand the consequences of taking because they have little or no on a postcard or on the outside of bureau and, before that, was a reporter for an envelope. "Isn’t life simple when you know on a load of debt they can’t repay. financial experience, a view WCBS-TV. Nancy Sachs, a consumer edu­ supported by Sachs. ■ N ever give your card you’re right all the time!" cation specialist at the FTC, says “ It is this lack of sophistication number over the phone unless you many students seem to regard about money and credit that the are certain the company or Actress meets Duarte credit cards as “ free money.” Federal Trade Commission organization is highly reputable. The agency’s decision to attack hopes to remedy with its young ■ Sign your credit card in ink SAN SALVADOR. El Salvador (AP) — the problem, she adds, was based adult’s guide,” she says. Copies as soon as it arrives. Actress Audrey Hepburn, a goodwill ambassa­ on reports that credit card abuse 01 the guide will be available to ■ Keep a record of your card dor for UNICEF, met with President Jose by students “ is high and getting every college and universitv in number, expiration date, and the Napoleon Duarte and called on warring higher.” the U.S. phone number and address of the factions to find a way to achieve neace. Parents and credit counselors For students and other young card company in a safe place, Dr. Gott The 59-year-old star of films such as “ Roman say the struggle by heavily adults who find themselves in separate from your wallet. Holiday,” “ My Fair Lady ” and “ Breakfast at Peter Gott, M.D. indebted students to pay off credit credit trouble, the FTC advises: ■ Do not sign a blank receipt, Tiffany’s” said her three-day visit was card obligations has made it ■ Try to work out a modified whenever possible. intended to give her a firsthand view of the more difficult for some to get payment plan as soon as possible ■ Draw line through blank plight of children in the civil war-racked * their degree or a job of their with those of whom you owe spaces on charge slips above the country. choice. Sachs notes that in money, total so the amount cannot be countless instances, parents are ■ If you’re having trouble changed. "The situation of children in the developing forced to come to the rescue, making car payments, be aware ■ Open billing statements world is serious. In El Salvador there has been checkbook in hand, to save their that financing contracts often let promptly and compare them with progress with health and vaccination cam­ The real story offspring’s credit card record and the finance company reposses receipts you have saved. paigns, but the biggest problem is the need for peace of mind. your car with no advance notice. ■ Write promptly to the credit peace, ” she told reporters after meeting with A spokesperson for the Na­ Try hard to work out car payment card issuer if any questic able Duarte. charges appear on your about psoriasis tional Banking Association de­ problems. She asked the Salvadoran president, who is statement clares. however, that her group ■ Be cautious about turning to to meet in El Salvador next week with four feels students today are “ very a debt counseling company to Central American counterparts, to propose to The commission points out that DEAR DR. GOTT: victim of psoriasis. conscious” of the importance of solve your debt problems. Avoid the other leaders that they hold a future “ you have a right to every piece Would fish oil help? their credit history and are paying in advance until you find summit to deal exclusively with matters of information” in your credit file “ more savvy about money” than out what the company can really affecting the region’s children. DEAR READER: Many home remedies have ever before. do. Before you sign any contract, under the Fair Credit Reporting been touted to cure psoriasis, a common skin Credit card issuers confirm this check out the organization with .Act. To check your record, call disorder marked by well-circumscribed, scaling by also reporting that the default the Better Business Bureau or every credit bureau listed in the silver patches. Such remedies include codliver oil or rate on credit card debt by your local consumer protection yellow pages in your area and tell Busey is making progress students runs about 4 percent — agency. each you want to see your credit vitamin E gel applied to the skin. As far as I know, LOS ANGELES (AP) — .Actor Gary Busey the same as in the general ■ You may svant to contact a file. Most will comply, often for a none of these methods works. has been making "really good progress” as he population. non-profit counseling service. small fee. Psoriasis is ordinarily treated more successfully undergoes physical therapy to recover from a with cortisone cream, various coal-tar shampoos near-fatal motorcycle crash, his publicist says. and drugs, such as Methotrexate, some of which are Busey, 44, underwent brain surgery afterthe toxic to the body and can cause liver damage. Lend child money for house Dec. 4 accident in Culver City in which he was In the past few years, psoralens and ultraviolet thrown from the bike and struck his head light A. or PUVA. therapy has achieved a sound against a curb. He wasn't wearing a helmet. DEAR BRUCE: My husband and I are just sick. reputation for success. The patient is given psoralen His publicist, Carla Schalman, said Wednes­ Two and a half years ago we loaned $10,000 to our pills, followed by exposure to measured amounts of day she didn’t know when he would be released, daughter and her husband to make a down payment UV light. The doses of both the medicine and the adding, "Hopefully he will be able to go back to on a house. We had to sign a letter saying it was a gift light must be carefully individualized to each work and get back in the saddle soon.” so that they could get a mortgage. patient. A major drawback is that skin cancers may Smart Money Last month, my daughter left her husband. He “ He’s making really good progress,” Ms. appear in susceptible individuals after repeated says that half of the house is his, inc.luding the Schalman said. "He seems excited about that exposure. Therefor. PUVA therapy should be Bruce Williams $10,000 that we loaned them — we have yet to receive progress. He’s been talking on the phone and administered only by a specialist who is familiar a penny back. taking exercises. ” with the technique. Our daughter says that is the law and there is Ms. Schalman said an independent feature For more information I am sending you a copy of nothing she can do about it. It isn’t that we couldn't film, ‘Howling at the Moon, ” was put on hold my Health Report “ Eczema and Psoriasis.” Other live without the $10,000, but it is a hefty chunk of our when Busey was injured. The movie describes interest of all parlies in mind. readers who would like a copy should send $1 with retirement money. the last day in the life of frontier lawyer John their name and address to P.O. Box 91369. Is there something we can do so that when the Wesley Harding. Busey was cast to play the DEAR BRUCE: I’m a 78-year-old widow. Late in Cleveland. OH 44101-3369. Be sure to mention the house is sold and the marriage is ended, we can get lead, Ms. Schalman said. January, a year ago. my $30,000 CD matured. I was title. our $10,000 before the rest of the assets are divided? As you know, California is a community-property annoyed at having to pay a lot of tax, so I was state, and each of the parties get half of the value of persuaded to transfer this money into an insured DEAR DR. GOTT: I went to a party where steak tax-free fund. the estate. tartare was served. It tasted good, but is there any I feel a little uneasy. I do not have a face-value harm in eating raw beef? What symptoms should I M.C., VENTURA, CALIF. certificate to put in my safety deposit hax — just a Our Language look for? certificates stating that 1 own 23.096 shares in this NORTH MO-89 ♦ A K 10 8 4 2 DEAR M.C.: 1 think you are out of luck and 1 truly fund. I receive a monthly interest check, supposedly .Augur provides an omen or foretells. In augur, T . - - DEAR READER: I believe that eating uncooked sympathize with that. tax free but evidently not entirely so. ♦ Q 9 8 Anytime parents lend money to children for down Was this a wise move? Should I transfer my other you have an informative verb for Inauguration Day. ♦ a 8 6 5 beef is unwise. In last year’s campaign, tracking became an In the first place, meat that is commercially payments, I strongly counsel that a second CD into this fund or renew the CD'.’ — of diamonds when he could not ruff the important term for quick surveys of public opinion. WEST EAST Recognizing dressed and then ground in a supermarket or mortgage be issued in their favor. This way, if a R.B., third round. Declarer won dummy’s Tracking continued until the election, in case you ♦ 6 3 ♦ Q J 9 7 5 butcher shop can easily be contaminated with divorce or another calamity defaults the family, you BROCK. NEB. TK Q 7 6 5 P - - - the danger ace of clubs and cashed two high lost track. bacteria. These micro-organisms are ordinarily are legally in line to collect your money. ♦ A K 7 6 3 ♦ 10 5 spades, on which he threw a club and a CHUBB AND CHAUNCEY by Vane* Rodewalt DEAR R.B.: It is difficult, if not impossible, to ♦ K killed by heating, but can cause intestinal Technically, you gave this money to your ♦ Q J 10 9 4 2 By James Jacoby small diamond. What next? compare a certificate insured by a federally insured OUR LANGUAGE ADVICE: A California The only danger is a 5-0 trump infections, with symptoms of abdominal pain and daughter and her husband: now he is saying that he SOUTH is entitled to his half of the gift. I know of little that institution, with shares in a fund. company has been elected to receive the latest South was wise to restrain himself break with a possible trump promo­ ..tr u th is J 'M SCARgP diarrhea. ♦ - You observed correctly that the dollar amount Ad-Vice .Award. The company, in giving away after his partner had opened the bid­ tion that would result in the loss of SPITLES6 OF ANyTHiNe Second, beef tapeworm (taenia saginata) can you can do about this, I hope that your daughter, at T a j 10 98432 would not show on the certificate, in that the share several prizes, describes itself as ” a pioneer in ding. North’s spades were not going to three trump tricks to go with the two THAT CAN CHEW THE TOP infect humans who eat undercooked beef. People least, will return her half once the community ♦ J 4 2 value will increase or decrease as the assets of the taking this unpresidented generous stand.” Unless ♦ 7 3 be helpful to him. and the play for diamond losers. And so. instead of try­ OFF OF A TIN CAN/ who eat beef tartare may be unwittingly ingesting properties are sold. fund increase or decrease. the company’s president is against such generosity, game would be poor unless North was ing to guess which black suit to lead, the taenia cysts, which then grow in the human There is a lesson here — always protect yourself Vulnerable: North-South declarer should get off dummy by with something in writing Even if it involves a In most cases the fund will give you a higher the proper description for this move is unprece­ Dealer: North willing and able to raise three hearts intestine. Symptoms of beef tapeworm infection are playing a diamond to his jack. Whatev­ return, but as you should know, along with higher dented, not unpresidented. to four. North had no problem with usually mild, and can include abdominal pain, single child. That single child may one day marry or that decision — he passed, and now it er the return from West, declarer can return always comes a higher degree of risk. The West North East South diarrhea and weight loss. The diagnosis is get into legal difficulty or perhaps a severe was up to South to make his part-score ruff and play ace and jack of hearts. fund that you mentioned is a sound fund and the I ♦ Pass 2 V established by an analysis of the stool, showing automobile accident, and you will be out in the cold. Pass 2 ♦ Pass 3W contract. West led the king of dia­ Eventually he will be able to pick up degree of risk is small. However, if you are Do you have a question or comment about our segments of the adult worm. Taenia saginata A lot of parents are reluctant to do this because Pass Pass Pass monds and switched to the king of West’s small trumps and make his concerned with even a small degree of risk. I would language? Please write to Jeffrey McQuain, in care infection has been reported in New England and on they feel that it makes them look crass and clubs. Note that East did not start a contract. commercial. Hardly. It just means th.il they ire suggest that you continue with a CD and certainly of the Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manches­ Opening lead: ♦ K high-lQW signal with the 10 of dia­ James Jacoby's books "Jacoby hi Bridge" and the West Coast, presumably because patients ate facing the situation intelligently, with the best not pul any more money into this or any other fund ter 06040. monds. since there was no point in en­ "Jacoby on Card Games" (written with his father, uncooked beef. couraging the play of two more rounds the late Oswald Jacoby) are now available at bookstores Both are published by Pharos Books. MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Feb. 10, 1989 — 81 go - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Feh 10. 1989 WEEKEND BUSINESS Three for the road What a laugh! Thornburgh says S&L assets lost Three travel lectures will be presented Saturday Steven Wright, a stand-up comic, will be the featured performer at the Winter Weekend at the Arbors at Hop Brook. 403 W. Center St. At prosecutors, other attorneys and for building a $6 million house in Comedy Concert, Saturday at 8 p.m. at the By Matt Yancey turnip, but you can get some 10:30 a m a slide show called "Hawaii: The Island investigators that Bush wants for North Dallas, that doesn’t go very Jorgensen Auditorium, on the Storrs campus of the The Associated Press satisfaction.” State." will be shown by Gerhard Sfabenow. The pursuing criminal wrongdoing far in trying to recover $75 billion University of Connecticut. Tickets are between $8 “The plain truth is that the real lecture at 2 p.m. is called “ South of the Border — crooks have long left the S&L will be able to recover even the to $85 billion,” Gleeson told the Our Mexican Neighbors." The 7 p.m. show is and $11 per person. WASHINGTON — President Bush promises to “ relentlessly business,” Gramm said. “ But we $50 million that the effort will cost Senate panel. “ Lifestyle in Mexico.” and is preceded by a dinner, pursue” crooked managers of want you to find your meanest annually. Thornburgh said the Justice which costs $9. Call 647-9343 for information and Developers who dealt with failed savings and Ipans, but his and toughest prosecutors and go Department would use the $50 reservations. Couple by computer many of the failed thrift institu­ attorney general does not expect after these people.” million to set up several multi­ A computer dance will pair up more than 600 to recover more than a tiny Rep. Paul K. Kanjorski, D-Pa., tions, particularly in Texas, agency task forces similar to a where federally insured deposits singles at the Hartford Hilton Hotel on Saturday. fraction of the billions of dollars on Thursday asked the General 57-member team that has been Something old were used to buy yachts, lavish The matches give each participant the names of in federally insured deposits they Accounting Office to review operating in the Dallas area for parties and resort homes for S&L the past 18 months. Antiques buffs will enjoy the Antiques & several people who share interests and lifestyles. embezzled or lost. Bush’s plan and whether the $50 owners, agreed. So far, that Dallas task force Collectibles Show to benefit The Faster Seal Sponsored by Young Jewish Singles, it is open to “ We’d be fooling ourselves to billion in higher insurance premi­ David Gleeson, president of has brought eight indictments Society of Connecticut, to be held Sunday at the people ages 21 to 40 of all religions. Jackets and ties think that any substantial portion ums that it would impose on S&Ls and banks will drive more of them Lincoln Asset Management Co. in and 16 criminal informations Horace W. Porter School. Route 66. Columbia. are required for men. The party starts at 7 p.m. of these assets is going to be into insolvency. Dallas, the nation’s largest apart­ against 33 individuals. The inves­ Approximately 40 exhibitors are expected to Admission is $8. recovered,” Attorney General Dick Thornburgh told the Senate Thornburgh blamed fraud, em­ ment developer and also a major tigation has yielded 20 convic­ attend, with a variety of articles ranging from old developer of shopping centers Banking Committee on bezzlement and other insider tions, fines totaling $133,250 and coins to heirloom linens. Admission is $2.50 per abuses for 25 percent to 30 percent and office buildings, told the court-ordered restitutions .total­ person, and refreshments will be available. Party hearty Thursday. "In many cases,” he said, “ the of the S&L failures, saying committee he suspects a lot of the ing nearly $2.8 million. The Real Art Ways knows how to throw quite a assets have been dissipated white-collar crime in the industry money has been “ squirreled Of the 12 people who have been Music fora cause party, and this weekend’s Mardi Gras Party is no through laundering schemes or was responsible for $2 billion in away in foreign countries.” sentenced, however, only one exception. There will be dancing, music, taken out of the country and are losses in 1988 alone. "Even if you could obtain a received more than a one-year The Exchange Club of Manchester is sponsoring refreshments and more. From 8 p.m., at 94 Allyn beyond the reach of federal But he said he could not conviction and prove that funds jail term and four were placed on were illegally obtained and used a concert Sunday afternoon at 32 at Manchester St.. Hartford. Admission is $10, plus cash bar. authorities.” guarantee that the 600 new probation, Thornburgh said. High School, to raise money for child abuse Bush’s $90 billion rescue pack­ prevention programs, scholarships and other age to take control of the community needs. Featured performers will Vocal fireworks remaining insolvent S&Ls and pay off their depositors would include A1 Gentile and the W.R.C.Q. Big Band. Dick The Saint Joseph College Choir will host the U.S. CNG seeks 14% rate hike require at least $40 billion from Santi. comedienne Eleanor Emerson and banjo Coast Guard Academy Choir in a free concert on MAKING FACES — The Mummen- and a lonely electrical plug that finally taxpayers over the next 10 years. “ We’re just mystified why they player Bob Price. Tickets are $10 per person. Saturday at 8 p.m. Musical selections will include HARTFORD (AP) - The Con­ and $4,055 for commercial custo­ While acknowledging that tax­ mers, Hart said. would be looking for a rate schanz is a trio that combines mime, connects with a wall socket. They will portions of Vivaldi’s “ Gloria.” music from the necticut Natural Gas Corp. has HOURS OF POWER — A technician loads an Eveready payers ultimately will bear a filed with state utility regulators Hart said it has not been increase,” state Consumer Coun­ dance and costumed drama. Wearing perform Tuesday evening at the Jor­ show, “ The Wiz.” and folk tunes. The concert will generator battery into a charger at the battery burden, many lawmakers say for a $22.5 million, or 14 percent, determined how much the pro­ sel James F. Meehan said, adding From Brahms to bluegrass larger-than-life costumes, they do pie­ gensen Auditorium at 8. Tickets are be in Connor Chapel, St. Joseph College. 1678 manufacturer's headquarters in St. Louis, Mo. The new they first want federal prosecu­ rate increase that would begin in posed increase would raise rates that the company was “ not A diverse program of music will be presented ces on such odd topics as secessionist between $5 and $10. Call 486-4226. Asylum Ave., West Hartford. battery-and-charger system takes only one hour to tors to recover as much as September. for the company’s 137.000 custo­ entitled to a nickel.” Saturday evening at 8 at South Catholic High carpet squares, quarrelsome pillows possible through forfeitures and Meehan said he is investigating recharge, instead of the standard 16 hours, and can Mary M. Hart, a spokesman for mers in the Hartford. New School. 215 South St.. Hartford, to raise money for Lincoln Is lauded fines from what Sen. Barbara the Hartford-based company, Britain and Greenwich areas. whether the company violated a scholarships for medical and dental students at the provide up to 5,000 hours of power, the company says. Mikulski, D-Md., called the “ go- said Thursday that the increase, Victor M Frauenhofer, the 1987 DPUC ruling that limited its University of Connecticut Health Center. Blues In the afternoon Lacy and lovely Abraham Lincoln will be the center of attention go boys who perpetrated this if approved by the state Depart­ company’s president and chief return on equity to 12.6 percent. Physicians, medical technicians and patients who on Saturday at a birthday celebration held at the outrageous fraud.” ment of Public Utility Control, executive officer, said the in­ He said figures for the year are talented musicians are collaborating for what The Hartford Jazz Society will present an Lacy Victorian valentines, lovingly preserved in Noah Webster House, 227S. Main St.. West Republican Sen. Phil Gramm would be the company’s first crease proposal was prompted ending in November 1988 show a is being billed as “ an evening of romantic afternoon blues jamboree, featuring Grammy attic trunks or museum collections, are certainly Hartford. The white cake which “ honest Abe” of Texas, where the biggest since September 1984 when it by. among other things, rises in 13.06 return. portion of the fraudulent S&L entertainment ." Seats are $15 general. $5 for nominee Johnny Copeland and his band, on Sunday symbols of this romantic holiday weekend. The loved best will be served, and Bernard Bentley will Consumer credit received DPUC approval for a 5.1 operating and maintenance ex­ Hart declined to comment on lending cases have occurred, Meehan’s allegation. “ He (Mee­ students and $50 for patrons. at 2 p.m. The concert will be at the Hartford Connecticut Historical Society will present a play authentic banjo music. Admission is $5 for percent increase. penses and increased federal and agreed with Thornburgh that han) can argue that before the Holiday Inn. 50 Morgan St. A donation of $15 per family workshop on Sunday at 3 p.m.. exploring the adults. $3.,50 for children, which includes a tour of The average annual billing for state taxes on additional “ you might not get blood out of a revenues. DPUC,” Hart said. Go chocolate crazy person is requested. Tickets will be sold at the door ways people from Roman times down have the 18th century farmhouse, and a try at spinning residential customers is $1,000 celebrated romance. After her brief presentation, and weaving. The party is from 1 to 4 p.m. continues to rise Chocoholics from all over the area will be drawn participants will have the opportunity to create to the Sheraton-Hartford Hotel in Hartford, for Step back In time their own lacy and beribboned valentines. Call Chocolate Expo '89 on Sunday. There will be Step back into the Colonial era with a concert 236-5621 to make a reservation on Saturday, Girls! Girls! Girls! By John Cunniff gourmet chocolate, truffles, chocolate cakes and Admission is $2 for adults. $1 for children, The Associated Press depicting the sights and sounds of 18th century Three Broadway actresses will share the Business Mirror pastries and more. Small samplings will be America. Fully costumed choirs and spotlight in Coachlight Dinner Theatre’s latest NEW YORK — It seems available at many booths, and most products will instrumentalists will present a concert on Sunday Romance Is musical musical. "Jerry’s Girls.” The show is a revue of inevitable that if interest rates be available for purchase. There will be a huge evening at 7 at the First Church of Christ. 250 Main the tunes of Jerry Herman, which will open tonight. continue to rise, as conceivably month effort by the Federal table, displaying the most elaborate chocolate The Willimantic Orchestra will toast the St.. Wethersfield. which has been restored to look The theater is at 266 Main St., East Windsor. Doors they could, many American con­ Reserve to restrain economic concoctions which local bakeries and restaurants romantic era with a concert Sunday at 3 p.m. in Fantastic Deals as it did in 1761. Dick Bertel, formerly of t o open at 6:30 p.m. most days. 5:30 p.m. on Sundays sumers will have their confidence growth. could create. The show is open 11 a m. to6 p.m. Shafer Auditorium, at the corner of Windham and Wethersfield, will be the narrator. For many years and 11:30 a.m. for matinees. To reserve tickets, factors squeezed. Will it, though? The test of that Valley streets. Willimantic Francis Leger will Admission is $4.25 for adults. $2 for children under an anchor of Channel 3 evening news in Hartford, call ,522-1266. But nobody, including the confidence is now, when higher 12. with proceeds going to the Visiting Nurse and he is now a news anchor in Washington. D C. conduct works including Johann Strauss' overture chairman of the Federal Re­ taxes and high interest rates Home Care. Inc. Admission is $6 per person to “ Die Fledermaus.” serve, can be sure. combined might toss a wet towel Concert Is free So far that confidence has been of reality at some borrowers. almost immune to actual, poten­ Credit-card interest rates, for A free concert by internationally-renowned All aboard! tial and threatened events, in­ example, already are high, his­ soprano Lena Smith Carter will be presented From Cox Cable: Ever seen three acres of model railroads? You’ll cluding the great stock market torically and in comparison to Sunday at 6 p.m. at Shafer Auditorium, corner of crash of 1987, which created a most other rates. Many issuers of have the chance on Sunday, as the entire Better Valley and Windham streets, Willimantic. The Living Center at the Eastern States Exposition shiver so tiny that it had dissi­ cards charge close to 20 percent. performance will include songs in five languages Grounds in West Springfield. Mass., will be filled pated by Christmas. Some charge even more, not from the classical and operatic repertoires. counting annual fees. with miniature railroads and landscapes. Since then, consumers have gone on their merry way, spend­ Admission to the Big Railroad Hobby Show is $3 for Should there be further in­ * Choose from : ing and borrowing with confi­ adults. $1 for children under 12. free to those under creases, mainly from the Fed’s dence while professional econo­ 5. The show is open 10 a m. to 5 p.m. Just poppin’ along insistence that interest rates are mists regularly talk about such an effective and necessary res­ John Covelli will lead The Hartford Symphony things as inflation, recession, traint on the economy, levels will Be a sweet heart Pops Orchestra, which is billing itself as ’’the rising interest rates and other be reached that once were world’s biggest dance band” this weekend, for a ogres. considered intolerable. Showtime concert titled "This Joint is Jumpin.’” It will be a None of these has daunted the Youngsters may try their hands at making Making them worse still will be Valentine candies on Saturday at 1 p.m. at the revue of dance tunes from the 1930s and ’40s. great American consumer, sug­ gesting that it might take some­ higher taxes. True, President Youth Museum. 30 High St ., New Britain. The Performances are tonight and Saturday at 8 p.m. thing of an economic earthquake Bush seems determined to avoid ^Disney Channel one-hour program is open to kids of all ages, but at Bushnell Memorial Hall. 166Capitol Ave., to slow the propensity to spend. In any new taxes this year, but an those under 7 will need to bring along an adult. Hartford. Tickets, from $9 to $24. are still December, consumer debt rose old one continues to add pressure. Each youngster will be charged 50 cents. Call available. Call 246-6807. $5.4 billion to a total of $667.3 Whereas 40 percent of instal­ 225-3020 to make a reservation. billion. lment debt was tax-deductible HBO That increase, 9.9 percent on an last year, only 20 percent will annual basis, wasn’t a fluke. In have that status in 1989. Debt is November, consumer credit rose increasingly costly. Cinemax at an 8.5 percent annual rate. In A psychological factor enters STOP HORSING AROUND. 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Twins (PG) FrI 1:15, 7:05, 9:25, 11:35; 5 million Ford Motor Co. cars Ford spokesman Jerald ter- Sot 2:15, 4:35, 7:05,9:25, 11:35; Sun 2:15, pose a fire danger that already Horst said the company is not 4:35, 7:05,9:25. — Her Alibi (PG) FrI 2, 7, 4 30% Diseoiint 750 Silas Deane Hwy. Wethersfield ¥ / has caused more than 200 deaths. aware of any hazardous condition 601 Parker St. Manchester 9:30, 11:50; Sat 2, 4:25, 7,9:30, 11:50; Sun X Jan.. Fell., March Regisiralions — 6 \\ eck Teen ('.oiirse Cox Coble 2, 4:25, 7, 9:30. — The Land Before Time Officials of the Institute for that would warrant a recall of (G) Sof and Sun 12:35. — O liver & older models and that Ford has Gfcoter Hartford Com pany (G) Sat and Sun 12:25. „4 Maiiehesler. CT 6 I-6-295 I- Injury Reduction said Thursday that the company should spend confidence in the safety of its MANCHESTER $250 million to recall and fix the cars’ fuel systems. UA Tlieateri East — The Naked Gun MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, Feb. 10. 1989 - 23 t t — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Feb 10, 1989 n riH D M ES IHDMES IHDMES r r i BUSINESS FDR SALE FDR SALE HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED li^DPPDRTUNITIES 1 £ 1 | fdr s a le MANCHESTER. Immac­ SECRETARY- OPPO RTUNITY Knocks. NEW Listing. Country OLDIE BUT Goodie. Nitty SCIENCE & HEALTH PERSON to assist man­ RETAIL Sales for wom­ PHARMACY Clerk, full kitchen, large dining six room Cape on M an­ ulate home In Buckely Receptlonlst, part time Own your own beauti­ ager In day to day an's specialty store. or part tim e, no expe­ room, front foyer with chester's Westside. School area. Three operations of small Full and part time tor small real estate ful shoe store. Over bedrooms, two full rience needed. Flexible 3000 styles. $40 to $50 French doors to tire- Three bedrooms, ce­ motel, 30 to 40 hours available. Apply In per­ daytime hours. Call tor office. Call Joyce at ramic bath, fireplace, baths, family room. 649-1147. below wholesole pri­ placed living room, _Q_ weekly. Excellent son to; Trim Fashions, appointment. Medl- three big bedrooms hardwood floors plus Full walk-up attic wages. Retirees In­ Vernon Shopping ces. $13,900 to $39,900. could be 4th or 5th clne Shoppe, 649-1025. Includes beginning In­ with lots of huge carpet, newer furnace Druggists face New drug for stroke vited. Please coll 643- Center.______and plumbing. Heavy- bedroom. $184,000. VETERINARY Recep­ closets. Natural wood­ 1555 between 9om and ventory, training, fix­ D.W. Fish Realty, 643- PRINTING. Full time po­ tionist. Full time. De­ tures and more. Made- work throughout. Lots duty Insulation. Lots of 1988 AIDS cases 12 n o o n , M o n d a y sition available tor ex­ Direct Care Aide nooks and crannies! 1591.0______pendability, good wanted to work with men­ molselle Fashions. of space In this charm ­ through Friday tor perienced first or Jackson 8< Jackson CHARMINGOIder Colon­ Six states reported more than 1,000 new cases office skills, and ability tally retarded adults full 501-849-2134. ing home. $148,900. Call ethics problem oppointment. second pressman, fa­ Linda Brown tor Real Estate, 647-8400.D ial plus separate build­ of AIDS in 1988, while three showed a year-end restores learning skill to work well with peo­ and part time positions m iliar with high-speed, “Above the Crowd” ing lot. Manchester. decrease in cases from 1987 (Indiana, Maine SERVICE. A leading ple. References. Glas­ available In our W. Htfd., moterlol handling heat-set webs. Hughes service, evenings, 647- Neat as a pin, older and Vermont), As of Dec. 26,1988, there were a tonbury Veterinary Windsor and So. Windsor drug. company specializing Printing of Connecti­ Hospital, 633-3588. INSTRUCTIDN 8691. R e/M ax east of home with hardwood reported 82,406 total AIDS cases in the U.S., in­ By Paul Recer group homes. Experience in tobacco sale “ All of the aging nimodipine animals In loading deck equip­ cut, 60 Merritt Boule­ the river, 647-1419.n floors throughout. cluding those cases reported in Puerto Rico, the The Associated Press DRIVERS Helper. Mov- preferred but will train. OPEN HOUSE Walk-In closets In all learned the task in less than eight days of ment Is looking tor vard, Trumball, Con­ TRAIN To be a Diesel BOLTON. Come view this Virgin Islands, Guam and U.S. trust territory. necticut. 377-0707. Ing furniture. Full and Competitive wages and Mechanic. Seven bedrooms. Heated rec Bv The Associated Press training,” he said, and this was slightly experienced people to p art tim e. 647-1717, Inviting raised ranch 1-4 Saturday WASHINGTON — Brains dulled by age work In their Service fringe benefits. Call months hands-on pro­ with beautiful views. room, workshop and STEEL Erector Needed. leave messoge.______enclosed front porch. U.S. AIDS CASES REPORTED IN 1988 may be restored to the quick brightness of faster than the learning rate shown by Department. This lob gram. Classes start ev­ Affords great liveabil­ 18 McCann Drive To sell smokes or not to sell smokes? That’s the Also Includes a separ­ VT. youth by a new drug developed for both the groups of young rabbits. Dister­ requires mechqnicqllv Experienced only to ASSISTANT Manager. 688-6007 or 228-4483 ery 2 months. Diesel ity with 3 bedrooms, 2.5 question faced by Connecticut pharmacists trying By slate: work on metal building Immediate full time Manchester ate building lot zoned 10 " treatment of stroke, Chicago researchers hoft said nimodipine did not make the Inclined people with EOE Ae«ncy Technology Institute, baths, family room to balance their natural concern as health care [MAINE erection crew. Benef­ position for person who 105 Phoenix Avenue, tor a two family. Ii»tN. . report in a study published today. younger rabbits any smarter. The drug some experience In with wet bar and more. 156 , 27 welding, electrical and its. EOE. Call Bill, 242- enloys challenges and Enfield, Connecticut. 1- A very nice 5 $222,000. D.W . Fish professionals with their need to make money as LWASH. MONT. appears to help only the aged brain. ACCOUNTS Payable. Immaculate condition. Experts at Northwestern University hydraulics. Good pav 3738.______meeting public. Job re­ 800-243-4242. room ranch Realty, 643-1591 .□ small business operators, 3<5 16 Disterhoft said the experiment was New Englands largest $205,000. Flano Realty, WI3. medical school say that a drug called and excellent benefits. FULL time. We need a quires working some 646-5200. D______Ralph Odierno. manager of Professional Phar­ Ill suggested after German doctors noticed nights and two wee­ electrical products dis­ *139,900 nimodipine was able to reinvigorate aging For Interview, call Ar- dependable, well or­ MANCHESTER. Bring ICDNDDMINIUMS macy in Norwalk stopped selling cigarettes two MtCH that stroke patients seemed to recover ganized person to do kends per month. Ver- tributor has an opening Real Estate 457 brains with the fast learning ability of bon Equipment Corp. the In-laws. This 6 room FDR SALE years ago because he considers them a “ health some learning abilities when they were In South Windsor at sales and office work. n o n area. Non­ tor an Accounts Paya­ Jack J. Lappen out IDAHO youth in a laboratory test using young and smoking company. ble Clerk. The primary Cape has In-law apart­ hazard.” But his customers kept asking for them. 178 528-2015, ask for Rosie. Call 643-2171.______11 IOWA1 middle-aged rabbits. treated with nimodipine. Competitive starting responsibility Is to pro­ ment In back of house “ They thought it was their right and they wanted FULL time. Delivery, Realty SOUTH WINDSOR. Aunl- 43 The older rabbits receiving the drug The drug, manufactured by Miles Inc., FULL Time shipper. salary and benefits. cess Invoices, ensuring IHDMES with own entrance. que ottering at "Straw- them,” said Odierno. who has since reluctantly [OHIO! R,l. 83 Profit sharing. EOE. heavy lifting, over time vendors are paid the (Kitchenette, living |IND. “ actually learned at the same rate, if not a was approved by the Food and Drug Call Linda, 872-6075. FDR SALE brldge’’. Three returned to the cigarette business. “ I don’t like 529 I CONN, 427 647-8596. ovolloble. Call 643-2171. appropriate amount on room and bedroom) NEV. 95 slightly faster rate, than the young Administration last December to treat bedroom, townhouse, 3 carrying them.” time. This Involves Full bath with wa- 643-4263 full baths, fireplace, 121 UTAH - N.J. 2,533 rabbits,” said John F. Disterhoft, a cell impairment among patients who have PERSONNEL Assistant - All real estofe advertised In RN’s/LPN’s substantial Interaction sher/dryer hook-ups. central air. Garage and Because pharmacies are established as health- 75 VA suffered a ruptured blood vessel in the Mansfield Board of Ed­ the M a n c h e s te r H e ra ld Is In-law would make a KY. ■DEL 63 biology professor who directed the study. SALES CLERK Advanc8 to Exi»llenc8 with purchasing and a much more. Priced at promoting businesses, the Connecticut Pharma­ VA. brain, which is a type of stroke. Bob Quick, ucation for permanent sublect to the Fair Housing beautiful family room. 94 347 “ Two-thirds of the control group (older and CASHIER full time position. Per­ Super new rata of pay. wide variety of vend­ Act of 1968, which makes It $174,000. U & R Realty, ceutical Association passed a resolution last year -WASR,D.C. Nice size yard with rabbits not receiving the drug) never did a Miles spokesman, said the drug is wanted, week-ends and sonnel background and For 3pm-11pm •hid. Mond»y-Frl- ors. We offer career Illegal to advertise onv pref­ 643-2692.P______asking its members to stop selling tobacco products, TENM. 512 room tor garden. N.C. marketed under the name Nimotop. He some nighta. Excellent office experience re­ day. For lull or pari time poaltlona opportunities with ex­ erence, lim itation or discrim ­ VERNON. Immaculate ARK. I 342 292 learn the task.” Owner anxious. ADORABLE-Aftordable. “ We recognize that this is not only a professional I ARIZ. said it is approved for use now only by pleaaant working condl- quired. Human rela­ cellent pay and benef­ ination based on race, color, Garrison Colonial. 82 He said that although the experiment OR its Including dental. religion, sex or national $149,900. Realty World, Four room, 2 bedroom, decision, but a business decision as well,” said 275 tlona, modern proteaalon- tions skills and strong 7pm-7am. avary Sal. and Son. Nine rooms, first floor used only a laboratory test of learning, some types of stroke patients, and is does Qualifications Include origin, or on Intention to Benoit, Frechette As­ family room with fire­ l '/2 bath Townhouse Daniel C, Leone, executive director of the al pharmacy at Man- attention to detail de­ For mora Inlormatlon. call condo. One car garage, there is “ every reason to believe” that the not have FDA approval for other uses. one year accounts pay­ moke any such preference, sociates, 646-7709.O place, finished rec ALA.I cheeter’a largest shop­ sired. Salary range OIractor of Nutaing, lim itation or discrimination. association, . TEXAS able experience, good under. Move-In condi­ results would also apply to higher learning Miles plans to market the drug in the ping center, ideal for stu­ $17,043 to $21,254 per The Herald will not know­ room or 5th bedroom In “ We certainly encourage our members to stop 219 I ALASKA tion. Easy access to HAWAII \ 2,239 skills. Results of the study were published United States starting in April. dents. Apply at once to year plus benefits. Crestfleld Interpersonal com­ ingly accept any advertise­ basement, garage. selling cigarettes, but it’s a voluntary decision,” 19 pharmacist or Anne, munication and math Wouldn’t you love to Large treed lot. highway. Close to ■FLA, in the journal Science. Disterhoft said it is not known exactly Closing date February Convalescant Home ment which Is In violoflon of shopping and schools. said Leone, Mancheiter, CT skills and CRT expe­ th e low . buy a nice split level? $198,500. Phllbirck 2,714 The Northwestern experiment used four Liggett Parkade 22,1989. Appllcatlonsat Don’t w ait on this A survey of a small sample of the association’s why the drug appears to restore learning Board of Education, 4 rience. It you quality, SOUTHERN New Eng- Agency, 646-4200._____ MISS, groups of rabbits. Rabbits in two of the Pharmacy 643-5151 please contact: Direc­ Over •200,000 bul o ne!!! $102,900. Strano members taken a few months after the resolution 126 deficits in aging brains, but it may be South Eaglevllle Rd., land ciasslfleld ads MANCHESTER. Super­ Real Estate, 647-7653.P groups were about 30 months old, about 404 West Middle Tpks. tor of Human Resour­ was passed indicated that about 30 percent of the related to the cellular absorption of Storrs, CT 06268 ( 429- reach nearly 800,000 under *250,000 ior, spacious 4 bed­ middle age for rabbits. The other two ATTENTION. Hiring. Go­ ces or apply In person homes In Connecticut CHFA Approved. This state’s pharmacists either did not sell cigarettes or calcium. Nimodipine is a calcium channel 3349). eoe room, 2 '/ 2 bath groups were three months old, young adult CASHIERS - Clerks - vernment lobs In your to: Economy Electric and Rhode Island. The Jack Lappen Colonial situated In adorable one bedroom were planning to stop in the near future, Leone said. 1988 AIDS CASES blocker, which means it prevents cells Supply, Inc., 428 Tol­ age for rabbits. Grampv’s Corner area. Many Immediate price for a basic 25 Realty S outh Manchester Condo at Eastmeadow Only 85 of the association’s approximately 425 1500-999 from taking up excess calcium. This is not Looking tor something openings wlhtout wait­ land Turnpike, M an­ word ad Is only $55 and In Manchester and It Is [~~| Less than 100 Nimodipine was administered to one of Store has Immediate close to 1-384 tor easy members responded to the survey, related directly to calcium in the diet. openings for cashlers- special? Why not run a ing list or test. $17,840- chester, Connecticut, will appear In 43 news­ 164 East Center St. commuting. This tine qualified for CHFA- O 100-499 11,000 and up the older groups and to one of the younger 06040. 647-5000. EOE, Sheldon J, Schwartz the owner of Gilbert “ In aging humans, one of the causes of clerks. Starting upto$6 “Wanted to Buy” ad In $69,485. Call 1-602-838- papers. For more In­ Manchester, CT home was custom built FH A I! Don’t let this groups. The others were kept free of the 8885. Ext. R-11034. M/F/H/V. formation call Classi­ great financing pass Pharmacy in New Haven, said he sees no reason problems in neurons (brain cells) is too hour. Apply In person Classified. The cost Is 06040 bv the present owners SOURCE; Canlea loi Conlrol. wlr« teportt InloGnphIc* O 1989 North Amoric* Stmdkato. Inc drug to provide control, or comparison, at Grampv’s, 706 Main small ... the response big. fied, 643-2711 and ask and features oversized you by. Fully ap- why a pharmacy should not sell cigarettes, much calcium,” he said. “ This (nimodi­ CUSTOMER Service De­ groups. St., Manchester. 643-2711. partment of manufac­ for detalls.D 643-4263 rooms. Lovely lands­ pllanced kitchen, ce­ “ There’s enough anti-smoking advertising that pine) might counteract that inapprop­ ramic bath, first floor turing company needs FULL TIME NEW Listing. Location, caping surrounds this To test learning ability, all of the rabbits riately high level of calcium.” unit, ample storage people can make their own decisions,” Gilbert said. well organized, self­ location, location are JUST the place to start stone fronted home. were exposed to the sound of a tone, We have openings for and parking. $77,500 Cigarettes are available in his store “ if you want More study will be needed before the starter with strong the key words tor this out. Brand new duplex Century 21 Epstein immediately followed by a mild burst of the assembly and Jackson 8. Jackson them. If you don’t, you don’t have to buy them,” he C D C prepares tips drug could be used strictly for the purpose computer background. home. Plenty of space building In which you Reoltv, 647-8895.0 air against the eye. The air burst causes Stars Real Estate, 647-8400.P said, of sharpening the learning ability of aging Good office skills and packaging of our home In this seven room own your own side. JUST Listed. Beautiful the eye to blink. pleasant phone made foods. *5.50 to Cape with over 2200 Over 1,300 square feet seven room home with Schwartz said the sale of tobacco, alcohol and minds, but Disterhoft said it could be a manner. Paid benefits, This process was repeated 80 times a start with scheduled sauare feet, large tire- Including 3 bedrooms, 2 14x25, first floor family ICDNDDMINIUMS sundries accounts for about 25 percent of his to avoid AiDS risk “ candidate” for such use. profit sharing. EOE placed living room, full baths, wall to wall room. Convenient lo­ day. The researchers measured how soon wage review and great FDR SALE business. and how often the rabbits learned to The air-puff-in-the-eye test used on the ORDER ONE FOR 647-8596.______three bedrooms, three carpeting, full private cation. Blanchard & Tobacco products do not account for a large Rossetto Realtors,” ATLANTA (AP) - Police and before was how uncontrolled anticipate the burst of air by closing their rabbits also has been used to test learning INSPECTION Supervi­ benefits. Call full baths, cheerful basement, separate MALLARD View. Dis­ percentage of pharmacists’ sales, but they often sor. To assist, direct country kitchen and 2 parking area. Great We're Selling Houses” paramedics should be wary of their environment is. When it’s 3 eyes at the sound of the tone. Each group ability among humans. YOUR AD TODAY! tinctive duplexes and draw customers into a store and are considered “ a and schedule small In­ 633-4663 car garage, $249,900. location on Stark­ 646-2482.0 AIDS, treating any body fluids a.m. and it’s raining and you’re received 15 training sessions. “ At about 40 years of age, there is a clear townhouses. Located traffic item,” Leone said, Odierno agreed, saying, When placing your classified ad spection, packaging Sentry Real Estate, 643- weather Street In Man­ on o private protective they can’t be sure of as danger­ pulling people out of a car, you Disterhoft said that four of six older deficit of learning this task in humans,” and shipping depart­ and ask for Dave 4060.D chester. Atfordablv cigarettes are “ not a big revenue producer, they’re BOLTON. Move In tor the cul-de-sac, this new ous, according to new congres- don’t have time to tell what the rabbits who did not receive nimodipine said Disterhoft. “ A comparable deficit ment. Must be fam iliar priced at $138,000. just a convenience to our customers,” ask for the STAR JUST Listed. Try this Spring. Nearly com­ subdivision of quality 3 sionally mandated recommenda­ fluid you see is.” never did learned to blink at the sound. occurs in rabbits at about 30 months of 643-2711 with Inspection proce­ PHOTO. Motophoto, Jackson 8. Jackson pleted 2800 square foot bedroom townhouses Kathy Lalime, an owner of Cranbury Pharmacy dures relating to me­ seven room, 2 both, Real Estate, 647-8400.O tions from federal health The CDC report, reieased this The other two did learn, but at a slower age, which is the beginning of middle age “the nation’s leading split level, located on Contemporary In area and duplexes owolt in Norwalk, said her store has not sold cigarettes week, also recommends special chanical and electri­ one-hour photo finish­ authorities. rate than the older rabbits receiving the for rabbits.” Ferguson Road on tor NEW Listing. South M an­ of fine homes. Seven your Inspection. Kit­ since it was opened four years ago and never will. cal. Four day week, ing chain" Is seeking large rooms of ouallty chens hove oak ca­ A 45-page report from the masks for use by workers giving Monday through size. You'll love It! chester eight room Co­ "We’re here as medical professionals to keep enthusiastic people tor Blanchard & Rossetto workmanship. Three binets, range, oven, Centers for Disease Control con­ mouth-to-mouth resuscitation, al­ Thursday. Apply: Able full and part time posi­ lonial offering tour people healthy and not to kill them,” Lalime said, though no AIDS cases have been Realtors," We’re Sel- large bedrooms, first bedrooms, 2 '/2 boths, dishwasher, refrigera­ tains tips for emergency medical Coll 8< Electronics, tions. We otter train­ Including whirlpool. tor and bullt-ln micro- “ I’m in business to make money, but not to be a TYPESETTER llno Houses" 646-2482.0 floor family room, 2 ’/2 technicians, paramedics, fire­ traced to the procedure and “ the Discovery of new pulsar Howard Rood, Bolton. ing, competitive sa­ Tile and hardwood wave ovens. Flre- baths and 2 car garage. millionaire. I’m a little idealistic, but so far, so fighters, police officers and pri­ potential for salivary transmis­ WANTED: Experienced, lary, employee SPARKLING! This seven floors throughout. ploced living rooms, Experienced part time cook and discounts and bonuses room Ranch Is In move Have the feeling of good,” son guards to avoid the virus that sion ... is remote,” the agency open country on this $327,900. Flono Realty, l '/2 baths with full vani­ said. housekeeper, church tor Individual with In­ In condition. Beautiful 646-5200. □ ties, separate full base­ causes AIDS. To Set Advertising Copy rectory, llve-ln resi­ itiative. Apply In per­ hardwood floors, new oversized lot vet the The CDC noted that 169 health­ may change star theories convenience of town. ments, 2 zoned base­ Blood, the CDC report stresses, dence available. For son, 9am to 6pm, 396 bedroom carpets, new board heating systems, VA nurses scrounge “ is the single most important care workers in this country have This challenging position requires a appointment, call 742- West Middle Turnpike, kitchen cabinets and Private wooded set­ MANCHESTER ting. $219,900. Sentry Andersen permoshleld source of HIV (AIDS virus) ... in acquired AIDS with no other SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Astronomers from the Earth, the explosion of Super­ fast, accurate typist with some prior 6655, between 9:30am- Manchester or call 647- floor. Family room has This split level on lovely thermopone windows, separate entrance of­ Real Estate, 643-4060.O for hospital supplies the workplace setting.” And explainable risk factors. The say they have documented the creation of nova 1987A was much closer than any knowledge of newspaper advertising 4:30pm. 1080. landscaped large lot off­ luxurious wall to wall deadly disease chiefly strikes other supernova explosion in four centur­ fering possibility tor VERNON. Custom built 9 ers luxury living with 3 carpeting and attached while AIDS transmission has not an extremely dense, spinning star known makeup. 5-day work week, Monday In-law suite or at home been documented through urine homosexual or bisexual men and ies. Observers were able to watch it with room Colonial, 4 bed­ bedrooms, fully appll- garage. Come see the WASHINGTON (AP) — Supplies are so short in as a pulsar for the first time, an insight through Friday, with excellent benefit FRIENDLY RESTAURANTS office. $154,900. Sentry rooms, pegged floor anced gourmet kitchen, mode for tomorrow. or sweat, for example, other intravenous drug users. the naked eye for several months. Real Estate, 643-4060.D Veterans Administration hospitals that nurses are that could change beliefs about how big package including dental plan. family room, large din­ spacious family room, at­ You own your own lot bodily fluids also can carry the Detailed information is availa­ Pennypacker called that explosion “ prob­ Grand Re-Opening scrounging the little souvenir bars of soap and stars explode. ing room, first floor tached garage, swimming and house. No associa­ virus. ble for 44 of those cases, and they ably the most exciting astronomical Call for Interview appointment and bl I Hard room, 2'/2 tion fees. Competi­ shampoo bottles from hotels to bring to VA patients, The discovery, reported Thursday, Work in a Whole New Family Restaurant MANCHESTER. Three pool, special features. The CDC noted that the “ unpre­ include nurses or nursing assist­ observation of the decade.” baths, 2 fireplaces, Owner must salell tively priced from a nurse told Congress on Thursday, confirms a theory that pulsars are created further details. Our Restaurant on Main Street in Glastonbury bedroom home In great dictable” circumstances faced ants, doctors, lab technicians, a “ We barely have an understanding of screened porch and Qennifer $149,9(X). Blonchord 8< Supply accounts are frequently raided to pay by the explosion of enormous stars, called Bev Tartaglla shape. Flreploced liv­ much more. Imme- Rossetto Realtors,” by emergency workers “may dentist and a paramedic. what makes these stars explode,” he said. has just undergone renovation. We are cur­ ing room, carpeting salaries and avoid layoffs, an outside medical supernovas, said Carl Pennypacker, a dlote occupancy. Ask­ Realty World We're Selling Houses” make differentiation between ha­ Three law enforcement officers “ They’re neat because alt the atoms in us rently looking to till the following positions: throughout. Vinyl administrator told the House Veterans Affairs research physicist at the Lawrence THE MANCHESTER HERALD ing $289,000. U & R 646-2482.0 zardous body fluids and those also have similar cases. Berkeley Laboratory. came from Supernova explosions. ... sided with o 2 cor Realty, 643-2692.D 561-4978 or 646-7576 Committee, MANCHESTER. Condo. which are not hazardous very They’re some of the brightest things in the 643-2711 • HosVHostess garage. This was the Claudette Morissey, a nurse at the Brooklyn, Follow-up investigations of the The pulsar, a highly dense star known as model home for the COLUM BIA. Walk out U & R built. Beautifully difficult and often impossible.” universe: ancients watched them.” Part Tim e N.Y., veterans hospital and prsident of the Nurses police and paramedic cases a neutron star, spins nearly 2,000 times per entire complex. TERRIFIC Buy. Spar­ your bock door and maintained private pa­ “ Therefore, when emergency When the big star’s core collapsed in an 9 a m. — 2 p.m. or 4:30pm-9pm kling clean Cope Cod In Organization of the Veterans Administration, said “could not determine conclu­ second, according to Pennypacker, who $179,900. D.W. Fish skate In the wlnter/s- tio with sliders from medical and public-safety said its speed is three times faster than enormous explosion, the neutron star was Mon-Fri — All day on weekends Realty, 643-1591 .□_____ convenient neighbor­ wlm In the summer In dining room. Full base­ in testimony submitted to the hearing, “ At one VA sively” if their AIDS infections hood. Three bedrooms, workers encounter body fluids anything researchers have observed formed, he said. Earn $7/Hr. beoutiful Columbia ment with laundry hospital in the south, nurses were frustrated by the were job-related, the CDC LEBANON. Mognlflclent formal dining room, hook-ups. Two olr con­ under uncontrolled, emergency The pulsar was detected inside the cloud describes the floor plan Lake. Three bed­ refusal of (the) prosthetics (department) to supply reported. before. TELEPHONE eot-ln kitchen, hard­ rooms, 1’/2 baths, Mog- ditioners. Closets go- circumstances ... they should “ It’s really phenomenal,” he said, of gas dust left by the supernova in the In this spacious 3 bed­ wood floors, and gar­ wheel chair cushions for patients on the long term A number of cases have been nltlclent view. Coll tor lore. End unit. $115,000. treat all body fluids as potentially describing the pulsar as “ something that Large Magellanic Cloud near the Milky • Wait Person room Colonial with o age too. Ideal first Realty World, Benoit, care unit, contemporary flair. Details. $234,900. Cen­ hazardous.” reported previously in which Way galaxy. Full or Part Time home. Priced to sell. tury 21 Epstein Realty, Frechette Associates, “ The nurses obtained a $25 donation, went to the has the mass of the sun squished down to a SALES First floor laundry, The CDC recommends a wide doctors, nurses or other health­ 10-kilometer radius.” Speculation about how fast the pulsar Day and night shifts Only $135,900. Coll 647-8895.0 646-7709.O local upholstery store and purchased a large foam breakfast nook, 2 '/2 Linda Brown for range of precautions for various care workers have been infected would spin had ranged from two or three Earn $10/Hr. or more with tips and wages mattress, and with an electric knife borrowed from The discovery offers key information Part Time baths. $259,900. Cen­ “Above the Crowd" occupations and settings: masks, with AIDS following needle- rotations per second to Pennypacker’s tury 21 Epstein Realty, the mother of one of the nurses, cut the foam to make into what happens when a supernova service, evenings, 647- MANCHESTER goggles, gloves and gowns when sticks, cuts or other injuries while guess that it would spin at a rate of “ at Salespeople Needed 647-8895.0 wheel chair cushions for their patients,” explodes, he said. FRIENDLY RESTAURANTS 8691. Re/Max east of handling a patient or prisoner working with AIDS patients. least 100 times a second,” but no one had the river, 647-1419.0 She did not identify the hospital, nor the hospital in “ It tells us about the birth of pulsars and O P E N H O U S E who is bleeding badly; but To prevent needle-sticks, the the final stage of big stars,” Pennypacker come close to anticipating the pulsar’s 2944 MAIN ST., GLASTONBURY other anecdotes: nothing more than disposable CDC recommended that needles spectacular speed. Entry level positions Come see and feel the traditional elegance in this “ Nurses in one hospital brought in souvenir hotel said. “ It will probably change our sense of 633-2895 gloves for workers placing in­ should not be recapped, pur­ what the (supernova) explosion mecha­ spacious 9 plus room Colonial. Quiet, presti­ soaps and shampoos for the patients, and in another, The pulsar, which will likely keep now open. We will pay you For an interview call or apply in person. HELP WANTED HELP WANTED gious area, close to golf and schools. 10 minutes travenous lines in patients. posely bent, broken by hand or nism is. I think it’s going to have a pretty EOE brought and cut large bars of soap in small pieces to Hartford. Reduced to $289,900. Officials of the CDC and the removed from disposable syr­ profound effect.” researchers busy until at least 1995, for patients to use,” while you train — Direction*: Rout* 84 to Rout* 384, Exit 3. South on Route 83 to National Institute for Occupa­ inges by hand, and should be Pennypacker, a researcher at LBL and probably existed for about two years, but At her own hospital, she said, “ We cannot Arvine. tional Safety and Health learned disposed in puncture-resistant the Space Sciences Laboratory at the debris and fog have obscured its presence, SERVICE MAN properly monitor diabetic patients when there are all you need to qualify is from meeting with paramedics, Pennypacker said. for RV’s no lancets to do finger sticks, no Chem Sticks for containers. University of California at Berkeley, said 31 ARVINE PLACE police officers and other person­ Full or part time. Will Real Estate Salespeople blood samples and no insulin syringes to use to give the pulsar emits light that creates “ sort of Astronomers in Chile gathered the first an outgoing personality nel to discuss the recommenda­ Many of the CDC’s precaution­ train. Apply OWNER, 647-9298 insulin if it is needed. This is the situation I have a searchlight effect.” data that documented the discovery Jan. tions, said Phil Strine, an AIDS ary recommendations, such as The pulsar’s creation was observed as BLONSTEIN’S an excellent opportunity awaits you faced over the past month at my facility and I thank 18, Pennypacker said, adding that a team and a pleasant specialist with NIOSH in Atlanta. the use of gloves and masks in CAMPING CENTER God there has been no crisis because of it,” part of an international research project of about eight researchers has been “ We knew EMTs (emergency certain situations, were included Route 83 Vernon at Donald R, Smith, VA spokesman, said he could begun two years ago when astronomers interpreting the information since then. telephone voice. medical technicians) saw a lot of in AIDS precautions the agency not address allegations made at specific facilities in first spotted the parent supernova, named More observations are expected soon blood and body fluids,” he said. released for health care workers the VA system of 172 hospitals and more than 220 Supernova 1987A. from telescopes in Australia and Chile, he Call Michael at 643-2711 “ What we didn’t really realize more than three years ago. Located about 170,000 light-years away out-patient clinics. said. between 1-5 PM. GENERAL ^erekseti OFFICE 1 DUTIES Include typing, filing, MANCHESTER *174,900 light bookkeeping, an­ Be part of the excitement /,4? CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 swering phone and LOTS OF SPACE - dealing with custom­ In this Colonial-style Condominium. Located In a quiet of Glastonbury's newest y 11 i a ' c. F area o( town. 6 rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2'4 baths, large DRIVER ers. Apply In person. rooms, fireplaced living room, newly redecorated. neighborhood AT I PART TIME (PART TIME r r iP A R T TIME I PART TIME BLONSTEIN’S Atrium door to patio. Low monthly fee. Call us to see I LOST HELP WANTED this attractive unit. Notices AND FOUND m ANNOUNCEMENTS HELP WANTED HELP WANTED |1 £ J HELP WANTED Coventry area Camping Center MINNECHAUG I Eager buyers read 784 Tolcottvllle Rood As a condition precedent to FOUND. All black cat, A W ONDERFUL Family TEACHER Assistant. PART time Secretary- Rte. 83, Vernon and in Manchester YWCAatterschool kin­ MALE ar female, llye-ln SPECIAL EDUCATION I I he Classified the plocement of onv adver­ short hair, green eyes. experience. Austral­ /Bookkeeper. Twenty or out. Must have driv­ Manchester tising In the Manchester He­ dergarten day core AIDES Tudor Lone and Mill ian, European, Scan­ hours per week for ers license. 528-8818. I columns rald, Advertiser hereby Street. Call 643-5618 or dinavian high school program. Hours, 11:30- Manchester real estate Manchester Board of agrees to protect, Indemnify I every day! 649-3134. students arrivin g In 2:30. Thursday and F ri­ developer. One Write Education Is seeking Herald route. MEDICAL ond hold harmless the Man­ day. $5 per hour. High chester Herold, Its officers IMPOUNDED. Female, 8 August. Become o host system, good typing NOON-TIME TWO special education RECEPTIONIST and employees against any family for American School diploma re­ and some bookkeeping aides as follows: years old, yellow Lab. quired. Coll Beth, 647- and all liability, loss or Found on Keeney Intercultural Student experience necessary. 1 — One/fifth time Short Hours — S ^ o im h in expense. Including attor­ 1437. An EOE/AA Immediate Street/Bush Hill, Man­ Exchange. Call 1-800- 64^0131, between 9am- AIDES position 12:45-3:15 MANCHESTER *239,500 neys' tees, arising from SIBLING. Employer. 2pm. Tues. and Thurs. claims of unfair trade proctl- chester. Call Manches­ The Manchester Board Medical Care BEAUTIFUL AREA ter Doo Warden, 643- EXPERIENCED Break­ afternoon effective Enjoy the security of being an employee ces, Infringement of trade­ of Education Is seek­ 2/21/89. Great Pay! Gracious. 9 room Colonial with 4 bedrooms, 2'4 baths. marks, trade names or pat­ 6642. fast Cook for wee­ v-V'-'.;-''''-. Center, of Derekseth Corp. with benefits, paid holidays, Fireplaced family room and bedroom. First floor laun­ ents, violation of rights of PART tim e Assistant. Re­ kends, 7:15am-12:15pm ing noon-time aides 2 — Bus aid four hours Employment sponsible for osslstlng of Manchester has a dry, Inter-com system, double oven range, appllanced privacy and Infringement of Cut laundry costs by de­ for Coyentry restau­ for Robertson School. per day; 2 hours am, 2 kitchen. Finished rec room In lower level. This home capyrlght and proprietory creasing the amount of ex-offenders to obtain hours pm Mon-FrI. Coll 647-9946 full time opening for a vacation and most importantly stability.^ rant. Must be dependa­ Two hours per day. I MANCMESTta has many outstanding features. Ideal home lor a grow­ rights, unfair competition detergent used. Reduce housing and employ­ ble. Ask tor "J ", 742- These positions are for front desk reception­ ing family. and libel and slander, which by one-third and see I PART TIME ment. Generol and •5®®/hour. Interested ist. Previous medical may result from the publica­ 1488.______the remainder of this whether you notice a dif­ HELP WANTED clerical duties. Re­ applicants should con­ I HERALD Ask for office, and computer Call Patrick Sullivan - today - tion of any adyertlsment In quires high school di­ PART time office clean­ school year only. No the Manchester Herold by ference In the appearance ing. East Hartford benefits. I eltsslfied Mis experience required. I D. F. REALE INC. ploma, one year expe­ tact: • RUL ESTATt odyertlser. Including adver­ af your wash. Add extra ADVERTISING Sales De­ area. Monday through Interested applicants 6 8 3 - 2 5 2 1 tisements In onv free distri­ dollars to your budget by rience In human Mrs. Abraitis Contact Mrs. 175 Miln S t. Minchsstsr partment looking for serylce field, typing 40 Friday. 13 hours per j Phoae M 3-2711 Gerllnde call Jaye at 646-8595, bution publications pub­ selling “don’t needs” with part time help. Great Fournier 646 45 2S words per minute. week. Evenings. Good 647-3371 •jm WB am wm m h h b v lished bv the Monchester a low-cost ad In Classi­ pay, pleasant working Mon.-Fri. 9-4. J/ Herald. Penny Sleffert, Deadline, February 17, pay. 623-5667, leaye 647-3484. fied. 643-2711. P u b lis h e r. conditions. EOE M /F . 1989. Phone, 646-2803. message. Call 646-8297. Z4 - MANCHFSTFR HFRAl.D. Fridnv. Feh 10. 1989

194 i INVESTMENT ■99 J APARTMENTS loa ^MUSICAL [CARS I PROPERTY I< *^Ifor r en t 10^ I ITEMS FOR SALE BABY Grand, 5 foot, 6 1974 AMC JAVELIN^ 98/o ROCKVILLE. For sale bv HEBRON. Modern, two bedroom, heat, hot wa­ rA Specioli#D<^f! Inch. 1896 Ivers 8> Pond restored. Rebuilt 304 owner. Six family un­ 1 Mahogany finish. Ex­ modified engine and ter, appliances, park­ its. Good to excellent ...... — quisite carving. $3500 transmission. Hurst condition. Willing to ing, no pets. $625. 228- 3245, 646-0882.______or best offer. 647-7949, shifter. $600. 289-4174, consider owner financ­ 15 71 miscellaneous ing for qualified buyer. MANCHESTER. Three CLEANING f s n c a r p en t r y/ IgnPAINTtNG/ Coll for details. 225- bedroom, 2 full baths In SERVICES REMODELING 12 S J PAPERING iO i I SERVICES I PETR AND 1012, 9-5. two year old Duplex. SUPPLIES Very nice. $900 per CLEANING GSL CLYDE I RESORT month. No pets. Secur­ S « fv lc ln o th t AAonch«$(«r li Wtt* RENOVATIONS nance Co. Commerci­ FREE. Male, neutered, CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. ity and references a Itmonftc Ofta. HdnttF^nd rtilQ* al/Residential building ROUTE 83, VERNON C9«3Pl¥^to your hom tr PLUS PAINTING & gray, tiger cat. Three PROPERTY must. Call Ed, 649-2947. repairs and home Im­ years old. All shots offici or windows. ^ yoors ok* provements. Interior 83 Nissan 280ZX ‘7495 MANCHESTER. Two otrltnco end rofortncos. Coll Complete Home WAUPAP5RING Including Leukemia. GOT the cold weather and exterior painting, 84 Camaro Coupa *5995 bedroom Duplex. Com­ Lourio for 9 troo tsiimato. Maintenance Free Eettmetee Affectionate and very blues? Come to sunny light corpentry. Com­ 85 Cantury Wagon *8595 pletely redecorated. 742-02^7 Repair / Renew playful. Indoor cot Myrtle Beach, South No appliances. No Calf John plete lonitorlol ser­ only! 742-5902.______85 Cantury 4 Or. *8995 Cslllnga. Walls. Painting, vice. Experienced, rel- Carolina. $59,900 pre­ pets. Must be seen. $650 85 Sunbird 4 dr. •4995 construction prices. BOOKKEEPING/ Papertgg. Carpentry 649-3331 loble, tree estimates. per month. McCova- In$uf9ii • Sontor CMMOvnf 85 Spactrum 4 Dr. *5195 Two bedroom luxury nough Realty, 649-3600. INCOME TAX 643-0304. Automotive golf ylllas, free golf 85 Elactra 4 Dr. *10,495 MANCHESTER. First SNOW REMOVAL. membership. Call 1- Oomplele accounting services 646-2253 I ROOFING/ Resldentlai- 86 98 Regancy 4 Or. *9995 800-225-6897. floor, five room, 2-3 [CARS 86 Qrand Am 2 dr. *8395 bedroom unit. Conve­ Including A/R, A/P. P/R, CVL SIDING Commerclol. Drive­ nient location. $650 In­ P6L Statement and quarterly CARPENTRY WORK ways, starting ot $15. FOR SALE 66 Calabrity 4 dr. *7695 tax returns Can design Coll Bob, 872-8841. 66 Calabrity Euro *7995 cluding heat plus se­ Ail Phases FOR Sale. 1974 Jeep J4000 curity and utilities. additional applications Framing, Roofs, Siding. Trim. LEAKY ROOF9 66 Spactrum 4 dr. *4995 MORTGAGES Most roofs esn tia rspsjrsd. pick-up, power steer­ tailored tor your business 66 Nova 4 Dr. *6995 Second floor, four Registered 4 Fully insured In ptsoo of tots) (•rooang sxpsnsel ing, power brakes, au­ rooms, two bedroom needs Call 644-6191, Very Rtaaonabla Piicat HOMEOWNERS Comptsts rarooang o l atl typos, DRESS MoKino, altera­ tomatic transmission, unit, plus porch. $625 Quality Work / Fraa Satlmataa Meyers 4 wav plow. • FORECLOSURE!! Including heotplus util­ 1^89 INCOME TAXES w e espuMres tions and most kinds of 8 7 2 - 9 1 1 1 742-1S79 Manchesfw Roofing sewing done. 647-8730. $2000 or best offer. • BANKRUPTCY!! ities and security. Ep­ Consultation / Preparation 871-0014.______stein Real Estate, 647- 64S-B830 • DIVORCED!! FOR Sale. 1987 Suzuki LT Falling behind on your mort­ 8895, osk for Joyce. Individuals f FARRAN0 REMODiUm DISTRIBUTION [AUTOS FOR gage payments? We can Sole Proprlotora ~ Room additions, dackt. root­ 500 Quad Racer. Never MHS basketball ties for first place... page 48 VERNON. Five room raced. Very low hours. helpl No payments up to 2 apartment. Two fam­ ing, aiding, windowa and gutt- UBEIS HENT/LEASE yearsi Bad credit, bankruptcy ily. Quiet, private area Dan Moaler & 49-33X 9 ara. Alt typaa of remodaltng and Tired ol menuBlty eddreselng $2500, firm. 871-0014. or unemployment Is not a FLOORING dittrlbutidn mel! —• we can FREE Mileage on low of Vernon. Working repalra. Cali Bob Farmnd, 4r. FOR Sale. 1986 Suzuki problem. Foreclosure assis­ euitmiBie this process providing cost auto rental. Vil­ tance available lor the di­ DIAL-A *TAX RETURN. Quad Sport 230. $1200 or adults preferred. $675 BB5.847-8S09 gueiHy service lor a tessooebic vorced and self-employed. Spectollst will profes- best offer. 871-0014. lage Auto Rental, 643- per month. Security Res. 645-8849 MIKE 6IACAL0NE price Cell S44-«191. 2979 or 646-7044. Consolidate bills — save your and references re­ slonollv prepare your imOLEttW SERVICE 1980 PONTIAC Sunbird. horn el quired. Call 643-5041. Income taxes. Conve-' Automatic, power SwIm Conservative Group «Ient, nationwide Mall- Fully tnaured [CARS MANCHESTER. Three Let ut ramodM your kRcban or Quality Wdrkmanshlp steering, power at (203) 454-4404 or In, Vla-Fax, or By- HAWK£$TREE^SERVKE brakes, air condi­ FOR SALE room apartment. $480 Phone Tax Service. bath from ftoor to catflng. Wa Free Eatimatss (203) 454-1336 plus utilities. Security. altar caMnats, vanltiM, coun­ Bucket, truck A oMppsr. Stump tioner, Am/Fm No pets. 646-2426, 9-5 F ed eral 1040, $40; tertops whatever your needs 843-5439 removal. Free sstimates. cassette stereo. High weekdays.______Stote, $20. Free Infor- ara. Call RALPH NADEAU at Spadal consttteatjon tor mileage, needs some New Pricing Policy z matlon. 1-800-TAX aittoriy and handiesppad. Rentals STORRS. Two bedroom, work. $500 or best offer. DIAL. ^ - 643-6004 647-9004, after 6pm. privote entrance, ap­ Altelwe * teth I t e ^ Cswtir ELECTRICAL 647-7SS3 li VOLUM E % pliances and carpeted. ICARPENTRY/ N«w Pricing Policy z anrhpBlpr Mpralb I ROOMS $515. Call 643-8516. IREMOOEUNG MFM Construction ELECTRiCAt& I PRICING I FOR RENT MANCHESTER. Second Kitchen, baths, attics, SECURITY WORK floor, four rooms, $550. basement additions, Rre, Burolor and jAUTO VOLUM E I BARGAINS % Heat Included. Secur­ Freeze Alarms. MANCHESTER. Sleep­ ity and references re­ garages, decks, texture SERVICES FRE 6 e S T IM A T B S * New Pricing Policy ^ ing room for working quired. 643-1577. BUILDIRS catlings. Call § PRICING I Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm gentleman. Share bath, 561-2020 Saturday, Feb. 11, 1989 no cooking. $235 per 232-6832 • 581-4423 , TtERINNfS BARGAINS I #9202A month plus security 199 d CONDOMINIUMS 646-2787 1987 Buick Park Avenue and references. 643- i ^ J I for r en t • Planning Design Sarvica BRIAN’S HOME [HEATING/ Aotomoiiyi Eni^marlng, hie. o ' 4 Door Sadan 2121.______• Custom Hornet aUMBING 276 Hartford Rd., Manchastar -New Pricing Polic)"* Now *12,880"° ROOM for non-smoking MANCHESTER. Three • Additions IMPROVEMENTS • Dacka Kltohans, Baths, Ree Rooms, 649-5823 •9115A gentleman. Kitchen bedroom, 3'/3 bath Decks a Additions PJ’i PiumWiw, HiRiflO 6 privileges, washer and Townhouse. Full fin­ • Rscraation Rooms Cars. Trucks, Vans. 4x4’s 1989 Buick Pne GHlmere* > Lkedeed 1 laaonk Air CoRottlfinlRg -We do llta imuaual tatha ordinary’ 1988 Chevrolet Beretta dryer, parking. Call ished basement, car­ • Sunrooma 2 Door Coupe f JOtohan & Bath Ramodaiing Boilera. pumpe, hot water ^^^^Skyhawk 643-5600.______port. $900 plus utilities 646-3923 tanka, new and ' • VWndow Raplaeamant 2 Door Coupe Now * 9 5 9 0 ° " MANCHESTER. Clean, and security. Epstein replacamento. LEADERS SEE • Roofing ^ aulet, convenient to Real Estate, 647-8895. • SitNng [PAINTING/ FREE eSTIMATeS ^ F L O O R IN G Auto, AC. Tilt. FM Caas. busline. Coll anytime. MANCHESTER. Six • concrata work 643-9849/228-9518 Ftclory Lab*l: *li|002e 1987 Buick Regal 646-8337.______room, 2-3 bedroom, V/i • Framing Craw Avaliabla PAPERING Pricing fiAfi Cuatom Coupe MANCHESTER. Room In bath Ranch unit. Avall- ouni; quiet rooming house. able Immediately. Sailing Price: *1 0 ,3 9 4 . ow *9,660°" Off street parking. $75 Long or short term FRANK YOUNG M i l t t Simon Simon t»212A lease. $750 plus utilities per week. 646-1686 or o : : TIL.EMASTEF4S 1987 Olds Delta 88 569-3018. and security. Epstein PAINTING 1989 Buick Real Estate, 647-8895, □ D 4 Door Sadan BUDGET TRAP Tile Sales and Installation Skylark APARTMENTS ask tor Joyce. Interior SpeelellMa Now *11,990°° OPD 4 Door Sedan FOR RENT PfWe taken In every job we dol □ □ □ □ tazisA ( HOMES Auto, AC, Tilt, FM Stereo Ouaitty is our main concern. TILEMASTERS, INC 1987 Chevrolet Celebrity MANCHESTER. Two FOR RENT Factory Let>el: *1 2 ,1 1 6 . station Wagon bedroom Townhouse. N REASONABLE RATES ' imt Pricirvg e 07C Nice location, all ap­ We are bath remod^ and ceramic tile apeclallsta. ount: Now *8990°° MANCHESTER. Immac­ We cater to the home owner. pliances. Heat, hot wa­ ulate three bedroom Let US win yJur confldenoal Call ua today for a Selling Price: *1 0 ,8 4 1 . aaoooA ter, carpeting, olr con- / 2 FREE ESTIMATES • FULLY INSURED free estimate, commercial or residential. IN CDNGRESS Colonial with T baths dltlonlng. Coll 647-1595. 1987 Pontiac Grand Am and attached garage. Member Chsmbar o^Commerce ______1989 Buick 4 Door Sedan MANCHESTER. Onebed- $900 plus utilities. Call -6 43-6774 By Alan From In their own analysis of Bush’s spending room apartment, heat, Contone Realty, 646- T m t iir y *8380°° The Associated Press olan. Senate budget committee Democrats hot water, carpeting, 5900. 4 Door Sedan aWS8A said the blueprint would actually produce a air conditioning, all ap- Auto. ve. Caseatte WASHINGTON — Congressional Demo­ deficit of $115 billion, when asset sales pllonces. Call 649-5240, COVENTRY DUPLEX [STORE AND 107 J INDUSTRIAL It r JTV/STEREO/ 1986 Buick Skylark Ltd. Merchandise Fectory Label: 4 Door Sedan crats said Friday they will not begin were not counted. MANCHESTER. Three Off Route 44A. 2 years old. OFFICE SPACE PROPERTY ( appliances They attributed the difference to their bedrooms, T/z baths, Volume Pricing negotiations with President Bush over his Kitchen, (amlly room, two Discount: Now *7980°° use of economic projections that are more $775 per month. Two bedrooms, 1 bath. Annual EAST HARTFORD. New MANCHESTER. 3400 and ELECTRIC Stove. Sears, $1.16 trillion budget until the administra­ •0040A pessimistic than those used by the White bedrooms, IV2 baths, lease >675.00 par month. office space In restored 2400 square foot Indus­ 20", 4 burner. White tion specifies the programs it would cut to $575 per month plus Call Hsian at 643-2487. house, Burnside Ave. trial space. Loading Nutone CoDpertone 1986 Buick Regal reduce the deficit. House’s Office of Management and 8-4:30 weekdays. CLOTHING Range hood with vent Cuatom Coupa utilities, security and 3800 square feet with dock, parking. Wood­ 1989 Buick Senate Budget Committee Chairman Budget. The Congressional Budget Office references. No pets. basement. Con be di­ land Industrial Park. to outside. Very good and many economists believe interest GENUINE Sheepskin condition. Ideal for Now *7890°° Jim Sasser, D-Tenn., and his House 643-2121______vided. Terms negotia­ Principals Only. 643- rates will be higher and economic growth coot. Man’s, size 42. apartment or summer Regal aa040A counterpart. Rep. Leon Panetta, D-Calif., MANCHESTER. Two ble. For Information, 2121. will be lower than 0MB assumes, which if call Ruth FIske, 282- Nearly new! $125. 649- camp. Both for $75. 2 Door Coupe said they would meet Monday with apartments. Available 3642. Manchester, 646-0271. 1986 Buick Skyhawk accurate would mean a weaker economy February 15th-March THE DEADLINE FOR 0651.______AC. Door Lock!, VC, FM Ceu. Cuatom 4 Door Sadan administration budget director Richard [MISCELLANEOUS and thus a higher federal deficit. 1st. Four rooms, two PLACING OR *1 5 ,4 3 0 . Darman to try to learn more details about bedrooms, appliances, OFFICES - Street level. FOR RENT Festory Label: Now *6380°° But of most concern to Democrats is his CANCELING AN AD IS [CARS [CARS Volume Pricing the fiscal 1990 spending plan. large yard. Newly rem­ Good for professionals. 2 ,0 6 1 . •6424A proposal to limit a collection of more than 12 NOON THE DAY Excellent location. 46 MANCHESTER. Two car FOR SALE FOR SALE Discount: . # ’ . -85- They said the vagueness with which odeled. On busline. Selling Price: *1 3 ,3 6 9 . 1986 Plymouth Reliant Bush spelled out his plan for achieving 1,000 programs — most of them domestic FI rs t apartment, BEFORE, MONDAY - Oak St. 649-5334, 647- garage, $125. One car FRIDAY, IN ORDER 9223. garage, $75. Call 649- station Wgon savings is aimed at putting the pressure — — to the $136 billion spent for them this $500/month. Second, year. Democrats said this meant that Bush $575/month. Both plus TO MAKE THE NEXT 1725 DIVIDABLE square" 8855. 1989 Buick Now *5440°° and the blame — on Congress for cuts that feet. Located In down­ will inevitably be unpopular. was leaving the onus for finding $11 billion utilities. Coll until 9pm, ISSUE. FRIDAY • 0216A 623-6970. AFTERNOON BY 2:30 town Manchester pro­ LOOKING FOR an apart­ LeSabre “ The fiscal buck has traditionally in cuts up to them, reductions that could MANCHESTER. Two fessional building. ment? Be sure to check 4 Door Sedan 1986 Plymouth Reliant stopped at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, but effect programs like toxic waste cleanups, PM FOR MONDAY’S Priced below market 4 Door Sadan bedroom, I'/s both, the many vacancies listed AC. Crulee. Door Locke. FM Cate. last night President Bush tried to pass it up mass transit assistance, and law ISSUE. THANK YOU for quick occupancy. In classified each day. Townhouse. Applian­ Now enforcement. FOR YOUR Very negotiable lease Factory Label: *1 6 ,8 7 4 . *4880°° to Congress,” Sasser told reporters. ces, full basement, i atS; “ We need to know the administration’s “ This is not what we would call a flexible pool. $700 plus utilities. COOPERATIONII! terms. Morllyn Vafte- YOU’LL LOVE asatMA ronl, Sentry Real Est­ 2 ,1 5 6 . freeze,” Panetta said, referring to Bush’s Security. No pets. Coll 1986 Pontiac 6000 full budget |)roposals so that everything is CARS Selling Price: *1 4 ,7 1 8 . 649-9345 or 647-1413. ate, 643-4060 4 Door Sadan on the table if we get to negotiations.” campaign promise to reduce the deficit by FOR SALE limiting spending increases to the rate of MANCHESTER. Onebed- OUR Panetta said of the blueprint for the fiscal room apartment, se­ 1989 Buick *6990°° year beginning Oct. 1 that Bush presented inflation. " I t ’s a flexible squeeze.” cond floor, new USED CARS! -=5an»- p g |.|j aoaoAA to Congress Thursday night. Sen. Pete Domenici of New Mexico, the building. On busline. 1985 Buick Century Ltd. Bush said his proposal would leave a ranking Republican on the Senate Budget $550 per month, yearly Avenue 4 Door Sedan Committee, defended Bush’s strategy of lease. Peterman Real deficit of $91.1 billion next year, well within 4 Door Sedan lumping those programs together. Estate. 649-9404. low * 6 5 9 0 ° ° the $100 billion target required by the All Power, Cass. Gramm-Rudman deficit reduction law. “ There’s more room for negotiation this CHOICE ■0091A MANCHESTER. Two *5995 Factory Label: He achieves that level by holding the way,” he said. bedroom flat, op- 1985 Buick Park Avenue Volume Pricing growth in the defense budget to the rate of Darman briefed Republican senators pllonced kitchen, wall #1758 1986 Dodge Colt 4 Door Sedan Dlecount: inflation, providing $309 billion in new and representatives on the budget early to wall carpeting. Heat #1802 1987 Dodge Shadow Selling Price: Now *9660°° spending: making a controversial cut in Friday, and told reporters afterward that and hot water Included. FINAL CLOSE-OUT #1831 1986 Plymouth Reliant Wag. $675 per month. One M027A the capital gains tax rate that he says will it is time for the administration and #1833 1987 Honda Civic HB-Red #9133 year lease plus secur­ 1989 Buick 1985 Buick Somerset raise $4.8 billion in new revenues: slowing congressional leaders to begin negotiating ity deposit. No pets. .. A FEW 88’s REMAIN 2 Door Coupa HEADS UP — Ken Brokaw pokes his head through the growth of Medicare by $5 billion: on a spending plan 649-0795. your S C O O C - ^ F R i v i e r a "The spirit is veiy good at the moment Now *5880°° the ceiling to talk to Ray Corey as the two install a selling $3.7 billion in federal assets: and MANCHESTER. Two AND THEY MUST GO. CHOICE 2 Door Coupe extending taxes on telephone service and and we’ve got to build on that spirit,” he 1 bedroom flat, first ag027A light fixture in the lobby of the Lincoln Building in #1570 1985 Dodge Lancer LoedecH Landau Vinyl Top airline tickets that are due to expire. said. floor, near busline. Honda Accord 1985 Buick Regal downtown Spokane, Wash., on Thursday. New carpeting, great #1810 1986 Honda Civic 4 Dr. Factory Label: *2 4 ,2 2 0 . Coupe, Automatic, Full Stereo, Air Conditioned, Demo. Cuatom Coupa location, walking dis­ #1835 1984 Honda Accord 4 Dr. Volume Pricing tance to stores. $650 per Discount 2 ,6 5 7 . Original List Price *14,782. #7256 #1840 1986 Olds Clerra 4 Dr. Now *6460°° Selling Price: month. One year lease *2 1 ,5 6 3 . •0091A plus security deposit. Now »12,282<” ...... SAVE *2,500” #1848 1985 Pontiac 6000 LE 649-0795.______1985 Chevrolet Camaro 1989 Buick 2 Door Coupe LARGE Three room, Honda Accord LXI CHOICE *7995 heated apartment. {eatta Now *6660°° Stove and refrigerator. 4 Door, Executive Demo, Original List *17,451. #6934 References and secur­ Now »13,950°»...... SAVE »3,501»” #1593 1985 Honda Prelude 2 Door Coupe ity. 649-9021 or 645-8733. #1673 1983 Toyota Celica GT Sporty & Luxurious — 1986 Chevrolet Celebrity MANCHESTER. Nice, #1767 1984 Audi 5000 “Has It All!!” 4 Door Sedan three room apartment. Honda CRX #1789 1985 Honda Accord 4 Dr. Heat and electricity. Automatic, New Full Stereo. Rust Proofed, Accessorized. Factory Label; *2 7 ,2 5 0 . Security deposit. No Voiuma Pricing teteoA Original List *11,523 #7296 DIacount: pets. 643-8552. YOUR $ Q Q Q C 1986 Chevrolet Caprice ECONOMICAL, Third Now *9,500” ...... SAVE *2,023“ CHOICE WVO 4 Door Sadan floor, one bedroom ‘ All Prlcaa Include Applicable #1731 1987 Honda Prelude Now *8660°° apartment with stove Factory Caab Incantivaa ond refrigerotor. Nice Honda Accord #1722 1987 Honda Accord HB-LXI • 6007B location. $475 plus utili­ 4 Door, 5 Speed LX, Demo, Fully Equipped. #1782 1985 Chevy S-10 Blazer 4x4 OVER 100 BUICKS 85 Buick Somerset ties and security. No Original List *15,002. #7103 #1820 1986 Honda Prelude IN STOCK AT 2 Door Coupe pets. Call 643-2129. MANCHESTER. Availa­ Now >12,500” ...... SAVE ‘ 2,50 2” SIMILAR Now *6180°° ble March 15th. Three “VOLUME PRICING’’ bedroom Duplex, large MANQ£STERH0ND\ appManced kitchen MANO-ESTERHCNCA with pantry, formal 24 ADAMS ST. Cardinal Buick, Inc. Cardinal Buick, Inc. dining room, full bose- 24 ADAMS ST. 81 Adams Street ment with laundry MANCHESTER, CT 06040 81 Adams Street hook-up. Convenient MANCHESTER, CT 06040 646-3515 Manchester, Conn. Manchester, Conn. location. $650 per 646-3515 month plus utilities. 649-4571 649-4571 References and secur­ Opan Mor -Tuaa.*W*d -Thuf» NIghta opan Mon 'Tuaa-'Wad -Thura. Nlghti ity. No pets. After 6pm, 875-1731.