20 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Feb. 22. 1989

INVITATION TO BID The Elohth Utilities District, I CONDOMINIUMS VACATION CARS 32 Main Street, Manchester, FOR SALE RENTALS FOR SALE Connecticut seeks bids for Smells The story Salute two (2) 4.5 Air Paks. N Bid soeclflcations mav be ob­ MALLARD View. Dis­ CAPE COD. Yarmouth. 3 FOR Sale. 1986 Suzuki tained during normal busi­ tinctive duplexes and ^ Specioli» D < f ff! bedrooms, 1 block to Q uad Sport 230. $1200 or ness hours (9:00 A.M. to 5:00 townhouses. Located 1II ocean. Excellent loca­ best otter. 871-0014. Nose study offers Talk about Boggfe article P.M .) Monday thru Saturdov ...... *1 I The Thin Blue Line: from the Dispatcher at the on a private protective tion. Available June- 1980 P O N T IA C Sunbird. cul-de-soc, this new November. 647-7234. Automatic, power EIGHTH UTILITIES DIS­ f ------— wider knowledge /7 TRICT FIREHOUSE, 32 Main subdivision of auallty 3 I c H CARPENTRY/ I NEVER PLACED o wont steering, power dominates Red Sox camp /II \ ^ special supplement Street, Manchester, Connec­ bedroom townhouses d O CHH-D c a r e I 2 2 J REMODELING | ad? There’s nothing to It brakes, air condi­ ticut. 06040. and duplexes await ^ F L O O R IN G [ M l flo o ring Sealed bids will be received ... lust dial 643-2711 and tioner, Am/Fm at the obove address until your Inspection. Kit­ E X P E R IE N C E D 14 y ea r we'll help you word and cassette stereo. High 7:00 P.M., on Monday, chens haye oak ca­ old girl looking for RENOVATIONS place vour ad. mileage, needs some M arch 6, 1989, at which time binets, range, oyen, babvsitling work. Por­ PLUS Simon Simon work. $500 or best otter. they wli: be publicly opened, dishwasher, refrigera­ ter Street area. $2.50 647-9004, after 6pm. read aloud and recorded. tor and bullt-ln mlcro- Complete Home TILEMASTERS INDUSTRIAL Bids shall remain valid for per haur. Call Jennv, I 1982 TOYOTA Tercel. thirty (30) dovs from the bid waye oyens. Fire- 643-8579. Maintenance PROPERTY 83K, Am/Fm. Asking opening dote. The District placed living rooms, R e p a ir / R en e w Tl](^ S dibb dM(J InbtdlldllU ll $1800. Call Linda, 647- reserves the right to relect I'/j baths with full vani­ CLEANING Ceilings, Walls. Painting, MANCHFSTEP MANCHESTER. 14,000 8691 or 647-1419.______any and all bids for any rea­ ties, separate full base­ square feet. Industrial son deemed to be In the best m ents, 2 zoned base­ SERVICES Papering, Carpentry Interest of the District. ■ T1LEMASTERS, INC 6 a S - 0 3 5 B space, available Imme- board heating systems, Intured Senior Discount dlately, offices In ­ {AUTO EIGHTH UTILITIES Andersen permashleld CLEANING cluded. Howland Real SERVICES DISTRICT Strviclnp th# Manch9»t«r 1 Wil- 646-2253 Joseph Tripp thermopane windows, We are bath remodel and ceramic tile specialists. Estote, 643-1108. luxurious wall to wall Hmontic orto. Hon«if and rallo* Fire Commissioner bit coupit to clton vour homt, ★ CARROUSEL HOME Let us win your confidence! Call us today for a LAREWS CAR carpeting and attached manrhfalfr IrralJi Dated at Manchester, CT offict or windows, f vtors tx* IMPROVEMENTS free estimate, commercial or residential. I WANTED DETAIUNG. 06040 this 15th day of garage. Come see the ptritnct ond rtftrtnct*. Coll TO RENT Thorough cleaning February, 1989. mode for tomorrow. Laurit for o frtt ottlmott. •ALL TYPES OF REPAIRS Member Chamber of Commerce You own your own lot inside-out. Wash, wax, 035-02 742-0267 GARAGE Needed tor au­ shampoo rugs, etc. Call and house. No associa­ •REMODELING now and make your tion fees. Competi­ •STORM DOORS - tomobile. Vicinity ot I HOMES I BOOKKEEPING/ Highland Street. Call appointment for March I Thursday, Feb. 23, 1989 Manchester, Conn. — A City ot Village Charm 3 0 C e n ts tively priced from WINDOWS I MISCELLANEOUS 645-8441. FOR SALE $149,900. Blanchard & INCOME TAX ELECTRICAL after 5, 649-7071. Rossetto Realtors," •PROFESSIONAL SERVICES BOLTON. Owner financ­ We’re Selling Houses" {AUTOS FOR PAINTING ELECTRICAL & GSL Building Mainte­ ing available. Almost 646- 2482.D 1988 INCOME TAXES Merchandise RENT/LEASE new 3 bedroom Ranch, •SENIOR CITIZEN SECURITY WORK nance Co. Commercl- MANCHESTER. We have Consultation / Preparation al/ResIdentlal building Bush hunts garage. $158,000 Flano tw o! Spacious 2 bed­ DISCOUNT Fire, Burglar and FREE Mileage on low Realty, 646-5200.a Individuals ! Freeze Alarms. repairs and home Im­ room light and bright provements. Inferior cost auto rental. Vil­ Doctor says Sole Proprietors FREE ESTIMATES BOLTON. Five room units featuring new 643-6053 and exterior painting, FURNITURE lage Auto Rental, 643- Ranch on almost 5 contemporary kitchen, F A R A D A Y D RYW ALL 561-2020 light carpentry. Com­ 2979or 646204A__^_^ «■> for peace wooded acres. $170,000. 2 parking spaces, con­ Dan Mosler 649-3329 SIX Hardwood Chairs, Interior Construction plete lanitorlal ser­ Flano Realty, 646- venient to highway and vice. Experienced, rel­ comb back, wlndsor- {MISCELLANEOUS AIK Complete accounting services Fully Insured/Free Estimates DUMAS ELECTRIC style. $45 a piece. 649- 5200.g______busline. Call for de­ Service changes, addi­ iable, tree estimates. AUTOMOTIVE tails. Low $100's. Cen­ Including A/R, A/P. P/R. G/L. Wllllim Firidiy 8412.______in Mideast BOLTON. Spectacular P&L Statement and quarterly tional wiring and repairs on 643-0304. four bedroom Contem­ tury 21 Epstein Realty, 120^643-8880 existing homes. Quality QUEEN size sleeper sofa, FOR Sale. Car tor parts. news stories tax returns. Can design p o r a r y . l '/2 a c re s . 647- 8895.n Quality Guaranteed At work at affordble prices. h a w k e s TREE Ser v ic e antique blue with tiny $100 best o tter. 649-9233. additional applications Affordable Prices Relate(d stories, Birch Mountain area. MANCHESTER. Desira­ Entirely owner operated. 27 Bucket, truck & chipper. Stump Ivory pattern. Excel­ Wet bar, hardwood ble Ansaldl built Condo tailored for your business years exp. Call Joseph lent condition. $400. picture on page 5 needs Call 644-6191. removal. Free estimates. » New Pricing Policy s floors, more. Moye In with Atrium doors to I PAINTING/ Dumas 648-52S3. Special consideration for 646-5115.______fo r Spring. $315,000. F l­ patio. Full basement PAPERING elderly and handicapped. ano Realty, 646-5200. □ and unfinished upstairs I CARPENTRY/ raTV/STEREO/ I VOLUME I By Terence Hunt with rought plumbing. io n c h e a t in g / misquote him The Associated Press BOLTON. Cedar sided REMODELING 6 4 7 - 7 5 5 3 APPLIANCES seven room Contem­ Fully eauipped kitchen PAINTING & ID U I p l u m b in g I PRICING I porary, whirlpool, cen­ and raised hearth fire­ ELECTRIC Stove. Sears, TOKYO — President Bush tral vac. $327,900. place. Excellent loca­ FARRAND REMODELING WALLPAPERING DISTRIBUTION 20", 4 burner. White £ BARGAINS 2 By the Manchester Herald tion. $132,900. D.W. Room additions, decks, roof­ PJ's Plumbing, Heating S arrived in Japan today and Choose colors today. Free Estimates LABELS Nutone Coppertone « s ’ Flano Realty, 646-5200. Fish R ealty, 643-1591 .□ ing, siding, windows and gutt­ Air Conditioning Range hood with vent immediately plunged into a ser­ ers. All types of remodeling and Boilers, pumps, hot water Tired ot manually addressinp * New Pricing Policy ' Dr. Ali Imran Hashmi, a □ CONDO. $66,900-$89,900. Call John to outside. Very good ies of mini-summits with world repairs. Call Bob Farrand. Jr. tanks, new and distribution mall ~ we can medical director at Manchester leaders. Against the backdrop of MANCHESTER. Moye In 8% CHFA Approyed. 649-3331 replacements. automate this process providinp condition. Ideal tor •B202A Ranch and townhouses Bus. 647-8509 Quality service for a reasonable apartment or summer Memorial Hospital, said in a condition. Three bed­ FREE ESTIMATES an imperial Japanese funeral, he In cosmopolitan down­ price Call 644-6191. cam p. Both to r $75. 1987 Buick Park Avenue report published today that he room dormered cape. Res. 645-6849 4 Door Sedan began his search for an elusive 1'/? baths, finished fa m ­ town location near li­ I ROOFING/ 643-9649/228-9616 Manchester, 646-0271. had been misquoted by two peace settlement in the Middle ily room. $137,900. Fl­ brary, shopping, bus. CARPENTRY WORK SIDING Now > 1 2 ,8 8 0 ^ ” newspapers in stories saying that East. ano Realty, 646-5200. a Brick and charming All Phases Household vinegar Is an Angelic Home I^CAMERAS/PHOTO •Q11BA he endorsed the execution of After a 16-hour flight from with priyate entrances, Framing, Roofs. Siding. Trim. effective and Inexpensive British novelist Salman Rushdie open floor plan and LEAKY ROOF? Care Registry 1 ^ EQUIPMENT Washington, Bush went directly MUST SELL Regisisred & Fully Insured Mott roofa can bt rtpalrtd. fabric softner when added for writing ‘‘The Satanic Manchester, great some with decks In Vary Raaaonabla Prices to the final laundry rinse. Local registry offers quality MINOLTA XG-1, 35mm to the U.S. ambassador's resi­ rear, handy also to in plact of total rtrooflng tiptnael Verses.” 'if: Quality Work / Free Eatlm alas Compittt rtrooflng of all typta. Classified Is the effective care... lower cost to patients... Camera with 45mm dence for lunch with French family home, 6 Room Route 384. Anne M iller Cape, 3 large bed­ and Inexpensive way to companions, home makers, lens, zoom lens, auto The Hartford Courant reported President Francois Mitterrand Real Estate, 647-8000.O 742-1579 FREE ESTIMATES fa064A today that Hashmi said he had rooms 1'/4 baths. Tile Manchester Roofing find a cash buyer for flash and assorted fil­ for talks that the White House kitchen floor, finished Let us remodel your kitchen or household Items you no ” 647-1956 ters. $250 or best otter. 1987 Buick Regel never endorsed the Ayatollah 6 4 5 -8 8 3 0 said focused on superpower rela­ Rec. Room, Garage. ILOTS/LAND bath from floor to celling. We longer use. 643-2711. Call 644-1873. Cuitom Coupe Ruhollah Khomeini's call for the tions and the seven-nation eco­ Offers considered. offer cabinets, vanities, coun­ assassination of the author. Hash- FOR SALE tertops whatever your needs Now » 9 ,6 6 0 " ” nomic summit in Paris in July. ‘149,000. Call Joe, Spring is coming MISCELLANEOUS mi's remarks were reported in are. Call RALPH NADEAU «t PAINTING/ ice ^PAINTING/ N212A Bush quickly went into a series Lombardo & Assoc. For all your cleanup l ^ F O R SALE the Manchester Herald Saturday COVENTRY. Owner fi­ 643-6004 1 0 0 * PAPERING 1 0 0 1 p a p e r in g 1987 Olds Delta 88 of talks with three Middle East 647-1413 nancing. From 1-17 chores call Rudy, and in the Journal Inquirer leaders: Jordan’s King Hussein, acres. Starting of KHebes A Bath Deslga Ceater FOR SALE: carburetor, 4 Door Sedan 647- 9925. Holley 750 CFM with Monday. Egyptian President Hosni Mu­ $65,000. Use your Reasonable, reliable, New »11,990°« Repeated efforts by the Herald CONDOMINIUMS builder or ours. Flano MFM Construction vacuum secondaries. barak and Israeli President FRANK YOUNG and references. •821SA today to reach Hashmi for FOR SALE Realty, 646-5200 □ Kitchen, baths, attics, Mint condition. Less Chaim Herzog. basement additions, than 1000 m iles. $100. comments were unsuccessful. White House officials said in HEBRON. 1-2 acre lot. PAINTING firm. Call Joe after 7 The phone at his home went EAST HARTFORD. Protected 50 acre wild­ garages, decks, texture AUTO 643-1798. advance that none of the sessions Newer three bedroom, life area. Your builder ceilings. Call Interior Specialists unanswered and a receptionist at would be decision-making meet­ half duplex Condo, IVj SERVICES Andrew J DavIs/Manchester Herald . or ours. Flano Realty, Pride taken In every Job we do! his medical office in East Hart­ ings and that they would not deal baths, large kitchen, 646-5200. □ 232-8832 - 561-4423 faoooA ford said he was not available. comfortable family Quality is our main concern. ENDROLLS EXPLANATION — Andrew extensively in substance. Most of MANCHESTER. Ap­ 27'^ width - 258 1987 Pontiac Grand Am Hashmi had been on vacation room. No association BRIAN’S HOME 4 Door Sedan the sessions were expected to last proved lot zoned for REASONABLE RATES TIERINNI’S 13V4 w idth - 2 fo r 258 A. Beck, director of public until Wednesday afternoon. fees. $139,000. Flano two family. City water, Automotlva Englmsrlng, Inc. relations at Manchester only IS to 20 minutes, but they Realty, 646-5200 □ IMPROVEMENTS We cater to the home owner. MUST be picked up at the Now * 8 3 8 0 ° ° The religious leader of the represented the start of Bush’s sewer and gas. $125,000. Kitchens, Baths, Rec Rooms. Senior Citizen Discount 276 Hartford Rd., Manchester Herald Office Monday thru NEW Listing, Like new Flano Realty, 646-5200. M0S8A Memorial Hospital, talks to Islamic Center of Hartford, who personal diplomacy on the vola­ Decks & Additions Thursday before 11 a.n: only. was in the room during much of end unit ranch style □ Fret Ettimetee • Lle^need A Ineurtd FREE ESTIMATES • FULLY INSURED 6 4 9 -5 8 2 3 1986 Buick Skylark Ltd. reporters about a meeting tile region as president. condo with fireplace. MANCHESTER. Ap­ Cars, Trucks, Vans, 4x4’s 4 Door Sedan held today between Dr. Ali Hashmi’s Friday interview with On his first overseas journey as Convenient one floor proved building lot 646-3923 643-6774 **Wo do the unuiuel to the ordlnery" the Herald, said today that he and living with first floor WANTED TO Now * 7 9 8 0 ° ° Imran Hashmi and hospital president, Bush will attend the overlooking fairway In BUY/TRADE Hashmi had both endorsed the funeral Friday of Japanese Em­ laundry, full basement, an area of distinctive *a04OA President Michael R. Gall- execution of Rushdie during that central air, I'/s baths, 2 homes. Flano Realty, peror Hirohito, who died of bedrooms and garage. WANTED: Used Maho­ 1986 Buick Rogal acher. interview. cancer Jan. 7 at the age of 87. 646-5200. p______INVESTMENT I APARTMENTS I APARTMENTS Cuitom Coupe Private backyard ad- I ROOMS gany Bedroom Set and The execution of the author is Bush will travel to China on lacent to woods. David BOLTON. Approved PROPERTY FOR RENT FOR RENT FOR RENT miscellaneous furni­ Now * 7 8 9 0 ° ° required by Islamic law, "until Saturday and make a A'h hour Murdock. $136,000. building lots. 1-3 acres. ture. 293-2900. and unless a true and complete Sentry Real Estate, 643- Starting at $87,000. Fl- ROCKVILLE. Forsolebv ROOM for non-smoking MANCHESTER. Two MANSFIELD. 2 b e d ­ N 040A stop in South Korea on Monday ana Realty, 646-5200. d owner. Six family un­ gentleman. Kitchen apology is made,” said Nafees before returning home. 4060.O______rooms for rent on Main room. Private en­ 1986 Buick Skyhawk W riters Rahman, who has served as the its. Gaod to excellent privileges, washer and S treet. 529-7858 or 563- trance. Appliances, Automotive Cuitom 4 Door Sedan "Things in the Pacific seem to I HOMES I HOMES condition. Willing to dryer, parking. Call 4438. wall to wall carpet. imam, or priest, of the Islamic be going reasonably well,” Bush consider owner financ­ 643-5600. EAST HARTFORD. $496. Call 643-8516 Now * 6 3 8 0 ° ° Society for all but one of the last 14 FOR SALE FOR SALE ing for auallfled buyer. said earlier during a refueling MANCHESTER. Room In Large six room apart­ MANCHESTER. Onebed- M424A rally for years. Call for details. 225- I CARS stop in Anchorage, Alaska. “But quiet rooming house. ment on second floor of room apartment, heat, 1986 Ptymonth Reliant "The point of the matter is that 1012, 9-5. Off street parking. $70 FOR SALE we are a Pacific power and this two family. Three bed­ hot water, carpeting, station Wgon this is not the statement of visit will demonstrate that we ONE OF THE surest wavs per week. 646-1686 or rooms, washer/dryer, air conditioning, all ap­ Hashmi, or me or (the Ayatollah) to find bargain buys Is to 569-3018. three car parking. pliances. Call 649-5240. FOR Sale. 1974 Jeep J4000 Now * 5 4 4 0 ° ° Rushdie intend to stay a Pacific power.” pick-up, power steer­ Khomeini, it is the law of Islam,” shop the classified ads MANCHESTER. Profes­ Three professional MANCHESTER. Two M216A Showing no signs of jet lag, eve ry day. people or quiet couple. ing, power brakes, au­ Rahman said today from his tfcW! sional female, kitchen bedroom Townhouse. tomatic transmission, 1986 Plymouth Reliant By Bill Stieg Bush appeared in good spirits as and bath privileges. No pets, adults pre­ Nice location, all ap­ home in Glastonbury. “Anybody he sat down with Mitterrand in ferred. $725 per month M e ye rs 4 w ay plow . 4 Door Sedan The Associated Press BUSINESS Call 647-8874. pliances. Heat, hot wa­ $2000 or best otter. who does this kind of sin deserves the elegant dining room of the plus security. 528-1194. ter, air conditioning. Now *4880°° to die.” PROPERTY 871-0014. Writers famous and obscure ambassador’s residence. SOUTH WINDSOR. One Call 647-1595. IMOeA Hashmi, a native of Pakistan, APARTMENTS bedroom, appliances, FO R Sale. 1987 Suzuki L T rallied nationwide in support of Briefly responding to repor­ MANCHESTER for sale I 500 Quad Racer. Never met for 45 minutes today with ters’ questions during a photo MANCHESTER *133,500 FOR RENT no pets, no utilities. 1986 Pontiac 6000 Salman Rushdie, with some dar­ 2000 square foot office S ecurity. 875-7919. CONDOMINIUMS raced. Very low hours. 4 Door Sedan Michael R. Gallacher, president session, Mitterrand said every­ JUST REDUCED! building, good loca­ $2500, firm . 871-0014. ing Iran to kill them along with of Manchester Memorial Hospi­ This cozy, Ranch-style condo unit Is Ideal for a starter MANCHESTER. Onebed- MANCHESTER. Quality. FOR RENT New *6990*0 thing was on the table for tion, asking $285,000. 1978 BUICK C e n tu ry . the author of "The Satanic tal, and denied the published Patrick Flynn/ManchMtsr Harald home. Newer carpeting, appliances, central air, full ba­ Call R. D. Murdock, room apartment, se­ Heat, hot water, all Verses.” Meanwhile, two large discussion, including the Soviet sement with washer/dryer hookups, carport and stor­ cond floor, new build­ appliances Included. MANCHESTER. Two Well maintained. New aoeoAA reports that he supported the Union. 643-2692. bedroom Townhouse tires. $800 o r best otter. book chains reversed a decision BRAVE SOULS — Laurin Buyak and her age area. Just move right Ini Located in an established, ing. On busline. $550 Air conditioning, quiet 1985 Buick Century Ltd. execution of Rushdie. Children’s Museum. The Buyaks are Bush said he has adopted a new quiet area of Northfleld Green. per month, yearly on busline. Ideal for with family room In 647-0709. 4 Door Sedan to remove the novel. convenient area. $695 After the meeting, Andrew A. daughter, Jessica, 3, aren’t intimidated from New Hampshire and were visiting policy of not answering questions lease. Peterman Real middleaged and senior 1985 M E R C U R Y C apri. Some of the nation’s most Beck, the hospital’s director of MORTGAGES Estate, 649-9404. citizens. One bedroom, per month. Call D.W. 18,000 miles, cruise Now *6590°° by the claws and teeth of a 9-foot family in Manchester earlier this week. Fish, 871-1400 or 643- prominent authors marched on public relations, said that MANCHESTER. T h re e $605, Two bedrooms, control, power win­ N061A the Iranian mission to the United Alaskan brown bear at the Lutz See BUSH, page 10 $640. 247-5030. dows. Excellent condi­ Hashmi told Gallacher that "he is HOMEOWNERS room apartment. $480 1985 Buick Park Avonuo Nations in New York and read plus utilities. Security. tion. 645-1224. not a supporter of the Ayatollah • FORECLOSURE!! {HOMES 4 Door Sadan excerpts from Rushdie's book, No pets. 646-2426, 9-5 MANCHESTER and never supported the call for • BANKRUPTCY!! w eekdays. FOR RENT Now *9660°° which has enraged Moslems and the assassination.” • D!VORCED!! Newer 3 bedroom du- prompted Iran’s fundamentalist Judge considers auction of bankrupt utility MANCHESTER. Two CLYDE tW »7A “I don’t know how Mr. Gall­ Felling behind on your mort­ plexs, large appli- MANCHESTER. Immac­ government to put a price on the acher feels,” Beck said. "I don’t gage payments? We can bedroom apartment, anced kitchens, full ulate three bedroom CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. 1985 Buick Somerset halpl No payments up to 2 appllanced kitchen, 2 Door Coupa author’s head and threaten those think he's formulated any plan on Bv Michael MakrzyekI Connecticut, already has an­ “I realize this is coming out of Davis told the judge. MANCHESTER *174,900 basements, with Colonial with I'/z baths ROUTE 83, VERNON A HUGE CONDOl yearsi Bad credit, bankruptcy new wall to wall car­ and attached gorage. involved with its publication. what to do next.” The Assaclated Press nounced a bid for Public Service, left field,” Yacos said as Davis Differences among the state, or unemployment li not a peting. $600 per month. washer dryer hookups. 83 NiMan 280ZX *7495 Now *5880°° Rallies or readings also were Located In lovely, Lydall Woods. It has 6 rooms, 3 bed­ problem. Foreclosure assis­ $900 plus utilities. Call Beck said the executive com­ which says about a dozen other completed four hours of testim­ the utility and its creditors on rooms, 2'h baths. Newly wallpapered and painted. Fully tance available for the di­ Pay own utilities. One Nice yards, private Contone Realty, 646- 84 Monte Carlo *6495 held Wednesday in Washington, MANCHESTER, N.H. - The companies also have expressed ony on whether the judge should appropriate rates already have year lease plus secur­ mittee of the medical staff still carpeted, fireplaced living room, 1484 sq. ft. of living vorced and aelf-employed. parking. No pets. Two 5900. 84 Century LTD wagon *6695 1985 Bukk Rogal Los Angeles, Minneapolis. San plans to meet with Hashmi. federal bankruptcy judge over­ interest. New England Electric let creditors and other parties turned the reorganization into a 1 space. Atrium door to patio. Attached garage with dou­ Consolidate blllt — save your ity deposit. No pets. months security. Im­ 84 Skyhawk wagon *5995 Cuatom Coupa Francisco and Boston. ble driveway. Low Association Fees. Call for an ap­ homel Immediate occupancy. The hospital issued a strongly seeing Public Service Company System of Massachusetts is the start filing reorganization prop­ bitter and potentially lengthy mediate occupancy. 84 Camiro Blue *5995 pointment to see this onel Sw iu Conservative Gronp Reale Real Estate, 649- I STORE AND Now *6460°° At the New York reading, worded statement Tuesday, say­ of New Hampshire’s reorganiza­ only one to have said .so far that it osals — buyouts or otherwise — to ordeal. Call Julie Blanchard, 85 Century 4 Or. (2) *8995 at (203) 454-4404 or 0795. OFFICE SPACE Norman Mailer said authors ing that the administration and tion is considering setting up an plans to bid too. compete with a plan Public Swamped by debt from its 36 ERA Blanchard & Ros­ 85 Spectrum 4 Dr. *5195 •90S1A should "stand in his place" if auction for the utility. Yacos said it may be difficult to Service filed Dec. 27. percent share of the stalled (203) 454-1338 ECONOMICAL, Third 1985 Chevrolet Comoro medical staff were concerned D. F. REALL INC. setto, 646-2482. MANCHESTER. Office 85 Century wagon *7495 Rushdie is killed — a challenge to about Hashmi’s remarks and Judge James Yacos unveiled determine which bid is best for Davis replied that Yacos’ idea Seabrook nuclear power plant REM. ESTATE floor, one bedroom space. Approximately 88 Cutlau Clara wgn. *8995 2 Door Qoupe Iran’s Ayatollah Ruhollah Kho­ apartment with stove 1200 square feet. P e ­ were anxious to hear his explana­ the proposal Wednesday during Public Service’s creditors. So he could work — but only if there and barred by state law from 175 Mill! 8L, M inchntr I HOMES MANCHESTER. T h re e 88 Grand Am 2 Or. *8395 Now *6660°° meini to kill them all. the first day of a hearing on the asked Steven Davis, an expert on first is agreement on what charging ratepayers for the reac­ 646-452S ond refrigerator. Nice bedroom Duplex In ter’s Furniture Build­ tion of them. FOR SALE location. $450 plus utili­ ing, 646-2364. 86 Subaru OLIO *7495 IMIIA "Join with me ... in such a vow, One trustee of the hospital, future direction of the complex, public utility law who is president electricity rates the reorganized tor before it operates commer­ newer two family 86 Nova 4 Or. *6995 ties and security. No home. Includes ap­ MANCHESTER. Prime 1986 Ckovrolot Celebrity and we are relatively safe,” Thomas F. Ferguson, has said 13-month-old bankruptcy case, of a bondholders’ group that is a or bought-out Public Service will cially, Public Service sought pets. Call 643-2129. pliances and wall to Instant office space 86 Celebrity 4 Dr *7695 4 Door Sedan Mailer told the gathering. "At that Hashmi’s published views do the first involving a big investor- major player in the reorganiza­ be allowed to charge. bankruptcy protection on Jan. 28, wall carpeting. Heat available Imme- least, we are safer to a considera­ 18 McCann Drive, Manchester. n 3 9 , 9 0 0 MANCHESTER. Second Now *6970°° not “reflect the attitudes of the owned utility in more than 50 tion, whether it might be feasible "The auction procedure you 1988. flo o r, to u r room s, $550. n o t Included. dlately. Ideal tor pro­ 872-9111 ble degree, and can feel honora­ medical professional — that of years. to establish a set of terms and have outlined could be very Settlement talks among New Heat Included. Secur­ $690/monthly. Security fessional, sales repre­ MIMA ble to ourselves. We will have New England’s largest power conditions that all bidders would valuable and useful, provided a n d references re­ sentative, etc. C a ll 1986 Chevrolet Coprico ity ond references re­ quired. Two children 649-2510. struck a real blow for freedom.” See D O C TO R , page 10 company. Northeast Utilities of have to meet. rate levels are set beforehand,” See UTILITY, page 10 quired. 643-1577. 4 Door Sedan Boston author James Carroll accepted. No pets. Call MANCHESTER. Sto- Sell Your Car HEBRON. Modern, two 643- 7635. re/ottlce - South Main Now *8660°° expressed similar sentiments at a bedroom. Heat, hot MANCHESTER. Two Street location. Per­ MOOTS gathering in Cambridge, Mass., water, appliances, bedroom apartment, fect tor beauty shop, where Rushdie had been sche­ TODAY Weicker in line to head new research agency parking, no pets. $625. *15 85 Bolck Souiarsot appllanced kitchen, colonial crafts or office 4 Lines — 10 Days 2 Door Coupe duled to read from his novel This Ansaldi built 5 room ranch with a finished room in the basement is in 228-3245 or 646-0882. wall to wall carpeting. space. Available May Wednesday night. Rushdie’s pro­ great experti.se in” from his the November elections. 508 Charge each addi­ BRIDGEPORT (AP) - will be president and chief excellent condition. There's a spacious 12x15 kitchen, a nice sized living $650 per month. Heat 1st. $575. plus utilities. Now *6180°° motional tour was canceled when AVAILABLE Imme­ and hot water Included. Allbrio Realty, Inc. 649- tional line, per day. You Index Former U.S. Sen. Lowell P. executive officer of "Research! years in the Senate. Since his defeat. Weicker has room with a fireplace and real nice wall to wall carpeting, over very nice d ia te ly 3 bed ro o m s, One year lease plus 0917.______can cancel at any time. he went into hiding. Weicker Jr., a Connecticut Re­ America.” Weicker will officially an­ been mentioned for several jobs, hardwood floors. The lot is level and private, and you don’t have to worry $675 and $700 plus u tili­ security deposit. No 1725 D IV ID A B L E square SORRY. “We are here to be with publican. will take over a new The paper attributed the infor­ nounce his plans at news confer­ including a top job with the about heavy traffic. Call today. ties. Child and one pet pets. Available Imme­ Rushdie.” Carroll told more than Business . g Obituaries____. 2 non-profit organization promot­ ences in Washington and Far­ National Oceanic and Atmos­ feet. Located In down­ NO REFUNDS OR Cardinal Buick, Inc. mation to Jane Miller, an account okay. Allbrio Realty diately. Reale Real Est­ town Manchester pro­ ADJUSTMENTS too people at a panel discussion on Classified _ 18-20 Opinion . 8 ing medical and scientific re­ executive with the public rela­ mington. Conn., on Monday, pheric Administration and as 649-0917. 17 PunplA Jack J. Lappen Realty ate, 649-0795. fessional building. CALL HERALD 81 Adams Street the novel. "The world should he Comics 15 search, the Bridgeport Post re­ tions firm Porter-Novelli in according to Brad Durrell, a president of Trinity College in EAST HARTFORD. 2bed- EAST HARTFORD. Two Priced below market Manchester, Conn. with him and not permit harm to Focuft 15 SciAncA 7 ported today. Washington. public relations executive in Hartford. 164 East Center St. room, appliances, bedroom opartment, for Quick occupancy. CLASSIFIED come to him. If you kill him, you Local/State Sports____11- '14 The newspaper said Weicker. a Julie Rosson. a former aide to Fairfield County. He said after his defeat that he heat, hot water In­ Cleon. Stove and refrig­ Very negotiable lease 649-4571 .2-4. 10 Television____ 16 Manchester, CT. 06040 cluded. Lease and se­ erator, $650 plus utili­ terms. Marilyn Vatte- three-term senator who lo.st his Weicker. said medical and scien­ Weicker lost by 10.000 votes to was not interested in a political Opwn Won-TuM-Wod-ThufU NtgNio See W RITERS, page 10 Natlon/World_5-6 Weather curity deposit. No pets. ties and security. Call ronl. Sentry Real Est­ 643-2711 . 2 bid for re-election in November, tific research is “an area he has Democrat Joseph I Lieberman in comeback. 643-4263 872-0700 or 528-3251. 644- 1712. ate, 643-4060. z — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday Feb 23. 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Feb. 23. 1989 - 3 RECORD LOCAL & STATE About Town Obituaries Police Roundup Neighbors convince Crossroads hosts Sock Hop Rev. Richard Foley, Robert Ahern Construction Co. of Bolton for more than 30 years. She was a False rape report Crossroads Prevention Program of New Hope 59, religious scholar Robert Ahern, 73, formerly of member of Bolton Congrega­ commission to table Manor is sponsoring a 50s and 60s Sock Hop Friday. Main Street, died Tuesday (Feb. tional Church and a former March 3 from 7:30 to 11:30 p.m. at the Army and The Rev, Richard Lonergan 21, 1989) at a local convalescent member of the Bolton Lioness charged to woman Navy Club in Manchester. All ages are invited to Foley. 59, of Manchester and St. home. Club. She was also a former Gardner St. plan this evening of dancing and music provided by D.J. Louis, Mo., died Tuesday (Feb. Born in Hartford, he lived in communicant of St. Maurice A woman who reported that a Manchester police Roy Flannigan. Costumes of the era are encour­ 21, 1989) at his home in Missouri. Manchester for many years. Church. Bolton. officer had raped her was arrested Wednesday and aged A $5 donation is requested per family, and He was born in Manchester, the charged with lying about the incident, police said. He is survived by a sister, She is survived by three sons, ‘Night at the Races’ evening peak-traffic hours. Man­ tickets will be sold at the door. For more son of Cornelius Foley of Man­ Upon investigating the complaint filed by Yvonne By Nancy Concelman Evelyn Tumillo of Deerfield Warren G. Hoar Jr. and Gregory Manchester Herald chester attorney Dominic J. information, call 647-3252. chester and the late Elizabeth Beach, Fla., two other sisters in K. Hoar, both of Bolton, and M. Lawson. 23. of Charleston. S.C.. detectives from Manchester Community College students Squatrito said the subdivision (Lonergan) Foley. He graduated Florida; and a brother in William G. Hoar of Hebron; two the Manchester Police Department said her charge Members of the Planning and would probably generate a total from St. James School, Manches­ Connecticut. daughters, Sheila M. McElliot of was unfounded. spent a "Night at the Races” on Wednesday. Zoning Commission Wednesday of about eight cars at different Parent support group meets ter High School, St. Thomas A graveside funeral will be held Punta Gorda, Fla., and Sharon L. Lawson was charged with making a false The event, organized by Rob Sheftel, vice tabled a vote on a five-lot times. Seminary in Bloomfield, and the at 11:30 a.m. Friday at Mount St. Whitney of Bolton; her mother, statement, falsely reporting an incident, and president of social activities, gave students a The support group for parents who have children subdivision off Gardner Street But Thelma Sherwood of 476 Washington Theological College. Benedict’s Cemetery, Bloom­ Mrs. Theresa (Olshefsky) Grisel interfering with a police officer in connection with chance to place bets with play money on with attention-deficit disorders, or C.H.A D.D., after neighbors complained that Gardner St. and other neighbors He was a Basselin Scholar at field. There are no calling hours. Glode of Manchester; a sister, the incident, police said. sponsored by Manchester Memorial Hospital, will televised horse races and also offered music, it would harm wildlife and cause said they’ve seen several acci­ Catholic University from 1949 to The John F. Tierney Funeral Gerrie Frechette of Wethers­ The officer, who has been on the force for nearly meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the hospital. At this prizes and food. erosion and runoff and additional dents on the street. 1952. From 1952 to 1956 he Home. 219 W. Center St., is in field; seven grandchildren; and eight years, was cleared upon completion of the meeting, those attending will meet in small groups It was held from 7 p.m. to midnight in the traffic on the narrow street Sherwood said she also objects attended the North American internal investigation Monday. Officer Gary Wood, with people who have attended a special parent’s charge of arrangements. several nieces and nephews. to the effect the subdivision and College in Rome and was or­ police spokesman, said today. Lowe Program Center. training class on the attention-deficit children. For Memorial donations may be The funeral will be Saturday at proposed road would have on dained in Rome on Dec. 17, 1955, Police said the incident began when Lawson and Students paid a $1 admission fee for the Commission members decided more information, contact the Parent Education made to Manchester Area Con­ 9 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral wildlife. While speaking, she by A rch b ish op M a rtin J. her boyfriend. Matthew H. Sklarz. of 443 E. Center opportunity to place the play money bets in a Teresa MacDonald, left, and Erinn Jarvis congratulate each other on to take a closer look at the Department at the hospital 646-1222. ext. 2405. ference of Churches’ Samaritan Home, 400 Main St., with a Mass called attention to pictures, O’Connor. St., became involved in an argument in the parking "tele-track like atmosphere.” their “win." 9 .5-acre parcel at 506 Gardner St. Shelter, 466 Main St., Manchester of Christian burial at 10 a.m. in St. tacked on a display board, of lot of a Main Street store about 1 a.m. Monday. after four neighbors testified at a He received the licentiate in 06040. Maurice Church, celebrated by animals she said she’s seen in the Painting course offered theology from the Gregorian her nephew, the Rev. Richard Officers arrived on the scene in separate police public hearing. A hearing was not Anna Ruubel required for the application but area. Sherwood quoted Psalms University, Rome. In 1956 he was Frechette of Haiti. Burial will be cruisers, the report shows. from the Bible and Henry David The Indian Valley Y.M.C.A. is offering a the commission voted Feb. 6 to assigned as the assistant pastor Anna (Oberschneider) Ruubel, in Bolton Center Cemetery. Cal­ Sklarz was arrested on a third-degree criminal Thoreau during her testimony. seven-week Wet on Wet Oil Painting course for the hold one because of neighbors’ at St. Ann’s Church, New Britain. 89, of Glastonbury, formerly of ling hours are Frdiay from 2 to 4 mischief charge after he punched the window of a “ I am here on behalf of the beginner or intermediate student which begins complaints. From 1958 to 1964 he was assistant Manchester, died Wednesday p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m., with a prayer cruiser, according to the records. animals who live on this land,” Tuesday. March 7 from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Register Developer Peter Sklat is seek­ pastor at St. Thomas the Apostle (Feb. 22, 1989) at an area service at 8; 45 p.m. with the Rev. Lawson was upset that her boyfriend was being she said. “ A proposed driveway Monday through March 3 at the Indian Valley ing approval of the Deerfield Church, West Hartford. In 1964 he convalescent home. She was the Charles H. Ericson of Bolton arrested and at first refused to talk to an officer would only drive away all of the Y.M.C.A.. 375 Hartford Turnpike. Vernon, or call. subdivision and the deferment of began graduate studies at Har­ widow of Karl Ruubel. Congregational Church when he tried to gain information from her, the homes of the animals that live 872-7329. vard University, Boston. In 1967 officiating. report shows. sidewalks on Gardner Street and She was born in Karksi, Esto­ on a road within the development. there.” he was appointed a Fulbright Memorial donations may be Lawson finally agreed to talk to the officer and to nia, on Sept. 19, 1899, and came to He has al.so asked to defer the Pearl submitted a 17-signature Scholar in church history at the made to the St. Jude Shrine go in his cruiser to headquarters, the report shows. the U.S. in 1950. She lived in widening of Gardner Street. petition opposing the project. The Learn about breastfeeding Sorbonne. Paris. In 1968 he Center of St. Jude Devotions, When Sklarz was released, he and Lawson left Manchester and Glastonbury for Town staff agreed that widen­ petition said residents are also received a doctorate in church Paca and Saratoga streets, Balti­ police headquarters. After they left, police received Rockville General Hospital is hosting a class 20 years. Before retiring, she was ing the street would be inapprop­ worried about possible runoff history from Harvard University. more, Md. 21201, or the Bolton a call from a rape crisis counselor who said Lawson titled "Breastfeeding the Newborn.” Friday, employed as an inspector at the riate because it would be wider at from septic tank fields that would From 1969 to 1974 he was Congregational Church Memor­ was at Hartford Hospital claiming an officer had March 10 from 10 a.m. to noon at Rockville General Electro Moti' o Co. of Willimantic some points than at others. result from building on the academic dean at North Ameri­ ial Fund, 228 Bolton Center Road, raped her. the report shows. Hospital, 31 Union St. All new parents are welcome for nine years. Project engineer Jay Giles of mountainous land. All nine units can College, Rome. Bolton 06043. Lawson told a Manchester detective who to attend the class whether or not their infants were She was a founding member Fuss & O’Neill Inc. said the would use septic systems, Giles born at the hospital. Nursing babies and their From 1974 to 1975 he was a and past president of the interviewed her at the hospital that the officer said. research associate for the Pontif­ pulled his cruiser off the road and raped her in the alternating widths would make fathers are encouraged to be present at the class, Women’s League and Women’s the road unsafe for southbound Giles said the systems and an ical Institute for Medieval Stu­ Anna Lewis front seat of the cruiser before they got to but mothers are welcome to attend the class alone. Auxiliary of the Estonia Defense traffic on the street. erosion-control plan have been dies at the University of Toronto, Anna "Arhontoula" (Demos) headquarters, the report shows. To register for the $15 class, call the hospital’s League, Karksi, Estonia. She was Residents argued at the hear­ approved by the town. A storm Canada. From 1975 until his Teranes Lewis, 92, of New Bri­ According to radio transmissions, it took only 2:50 Maternity Department. 872-0,501. ext. 331. For more also a member of the Connecticut ing that the road is already unsafe drainage system to be installed death, he was chairman of the tain. stepmother of Richard R. minutes for the officer to transport Lawson from the information, call 872-36.50, or 529-2307. Estonian Society and the Esto­ because it is narrow, hilly and under the proposed Lyndsay Department of Theological Stu­ Lewis of Manchester, died Wed­ scene to headquarters. nian Lutheran Church of curvy. Burton D. Pearl of .562 Lane should control runoff, he dies at St. Louis University. He nesday (Feb. 22, 1989) at New However. Lawson told the detective that she and Single parents to meet Connecticut. Gardner St. called the road a cart said. also taught at St. Joseph College, Britain General Hospital. the officer spent about five to 10 minutes in the She is survived by a son. Velio path and said a number of Giles also argued that the Silk City Singles, a newly-formed social and West Hartford: the University of Besides her stepson, she is cruiser before arriving to headquarters. Ruubel of Mancheter; a daugh­ pedestrians and bicycle riders proposed density is 0.5 units per educational group for single parents will hold an Hartford: Manhattanville Col­ survived by three daughters, Lawson was being held on $2,500 bond and was ter, Helgi Koiva of Glastonbury, use it. acre, less than half the 1.3 units informational meeting for prospective members at lege, Purchase, N.Y.; the Grego­ Mary Teranes Lemnotis, with scheduled to appear in Manchester Superior Court with whom she lived: four grand­ “ (This is) a very rural .section per acre allowed under regula­ a Dutch Treat Brunch Sunday. March 12. at 12:30 rian University: and the Angeli- whom she lived, Susie Teranes today. children; and four great­ with a narrow road,” he said. tions for a Rural Residence zone. p.m. at the Hartford Road Cafe. For information cum University, Rome. Peterson of Newington and Molly grandchildren. Giles said the subdivision All except one of the lots are well and reservations, call 649-1949 or 423-8958. Besides his father, he is sur­ Teranes Pelletier of Waterbury; The funeral will be Saturday at would probably add five cars on over 30.000 square feet, the vived by a sister, Mrs. John eight grandchildren: nine great­ Drug posssesion charged 1 p.m. at the Watkins Funeral the street during the morning and minimum size required, he said. (Margaret) Barberie of Enfield: Home, 142 E. Center St. Burial grandchildren: and several nie­ Detectives from the Tri-Town Narcotics Task and four nieces. He was prede­ will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery, ces and nephews. Force arrested two Plainville men Wednesday Public Meetings ceased by a sister. Sister Eliza­ Hartford. There are no calling The funeral will be Friday at outside a local nightclub on charges they were in beth Ann Foley. hours. 10:30 a.m. from the Donald D. possession of cocaine, police said. Bidwell St. homes A Mass of Christian burial will Sagarino Funeral Home, 109 Stephen A . Talalaj and Joseph Doca. both 21. were Meetings scheduled tonight. be held Monday at 10 a.m. in St. Barbara M. Hoar North St., New Britain, and at 11 additionally charged with possession of marijuana, James Church. Burial will be in a.m. at St. George Greek Or­ and possession of drug paraphernalia, police said. Manchester St. James Cemetery. Calling Barbara M. (Grisel) Hoar. 63, thodox Church. New Britain. Police watched Talalaj and Doca as they left a approved by board hours will be Sunday from 2 to 4 of 365 West St., Bolton, died Burial will be in West Cemetery. Kevin Series counts his play money before placing a bet. Dan Roggi is in the rear. Agenda For Tomorrow education task force. 45 nightclub on Oakland Street, police said. Talalaj p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. at the John F. Tuesday (Feb. 21. 1989) at Man­ Bristol. Calling hours are today retrieved something from his car and then both men North School St., 7 p.m. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W, chester Memorial Hospital. from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. A Advisory Park and Recereation Commission, entered Doca’s car, police said. Center St., and Monday from 8:45 She was born in Hartford on trisagion service will be today at 8 Police followed the car south on Oakland Street despite objection Municipal Building coffee room, 7:30 p.m. to 9:45 a.m. at St. James Church. Feb. 19, 1926, and had been a p.m. and west onto North Main Street, when the car out provisions for proper drain­ Board of Directors, Lincoln Center hearing room, Memorial donations may be resident of Bolton since the Memorial donations may be By Nancy Concelman 7:30 p.m. pulled into a bank parking lot, police said. age and erosion control that made to the St. James School mid-1940s. Before retiring in 1986, made to St. George Greek Or­ When Talalaj and Doca remained in the car, and Manchester Herald Foundation, P.O. Box 254, Man­ she was the secretary and book­ thodox Church, 301 W. Main St., would protect the brook. turned on the interior light, police approached the “ It isa bitof a paradox for Andy Bolton chester 06040. keeper for the G&H Paving and New Britain 06052. car and saw a marijuana cigarette in plain view, The Planning and Zoning Com­ mission approved a preliminary- to have that brook running Board of Education, Bolton Center School, 8 p.m. police said. through his land.” commission Upon searching the car. police found a cassette plan Wednesday for 20 units of multi-family housing on Bidwell member William A. Bayer said Coventry Deaths Elsewhere tape with white powder on it and powder on the floor before voting. along with a razor blade, police said. The tape and; Street along Folly Brook. The Constituents day. Town Office Building, 4 to 8 p.m. razor blade are items commonly used as drug tools,' approval came despite objections Manchester attorney Joel E. Board of Education, Coventry High School, 7:30 from an upstream property Janenda. who represented An- joined forces with Joseph M. police said. p.m. John Shaw Living Council in the Nixon years owner who said the development .saldi. said runoff from the site Schenck and his independent Police also found a packet containing about a Republican Executive Committee, Town Office and worked for Defense Secre­ could damage the brook. would be negligible The Conser­ DALLAS (AP) —- John Robert production company, handling gram of white powder, which later tested positive Building, 7:30 p.m. tary Donald Rumsfeld. Commission members unanim­ vation Commission has approved Shaw, 65, a professional wrestler publicity for Buster Keaton and for cocaine, according to police records. Economic Development Commission, Town Of­ In 1982. he was appointed vice ously approved a zone change the project because Ansaldi plans known as Ivan the Terrible Fatty Arbuckle comedies. Talalaj and Doca were both held on $1,000 cash fice Building, 8 p.m. president and general counsel of from Rural Residence to Planned to put the two buildings outside during the 1950s and 1960s, died When Darryl F. Zanuck left bond and are scheduled to appear in Manchester! G.D. Searle and Co. Residence Development and pre­ the 50-foot area bordering the Sunday after a long illness. Warner Bros, in 1932 and teamed Superior Court March 1. liminary plan for the 20 units of brook. Shaw got his start wrestling up with Schenck to form Twen­ multi-family housing. The devel­ Current Quotations and boxing in carnivals while he tieth Century Pictures, Brand Aldo Jacuzzi opment will sit on 2.3 acres. A wetlands and erosion control was a Dallas police officer and was chosen to head the publicity Thoughts The Andrew Ansaldi Co. of permit may be required for work became well known for wrestling department. He was named pub­ LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) - Manchester, which has sued the on the site. Planning Director "The evil ot honoraria is so great from the bears. licity director in 1935 when Aldo Joseph Jacuzzi, a former commission and developers in the Mark Pellegrini said. The com­ appearance of a conflict of interest. ... People Shaw began wrestling full time William Fox merged with Twen­ chairman of the whirlpool pump­ past for the same reason, found mission must approve a final jilan wonder who’s paying all these honoraria. It as one of the Kowalski Brothers tieth Century. making company, died Tuesday Let’s never forget to claim and celebrate our of development before work may uniqueness. Virginia Satir wrote what she called her the tables turned at the public undermines confidence in government.” — Griffin and later starred as Ivan Bulba, Brand and his staff publicized at age 67. hearing on the project. begin. Bell, former attorney general and vice chairman of the Mad Russian from Minsk, as many as 70 movies a year and Jacuzzi Brothers Inc., a family “ Declaration of Self-Esteem" in these words: " I am me. In all the world there is no one else Manchester attorney Mark A. The town's 1986 Plan of Devel­ President Bush’s ethics commission, commenting when pro wrestling was a popular promoted stars like Shirley Tem­ company, developed its chief Pagani. who represented David opment says the area should he on the panel’s recommendation that all three diversion and an early TV staple. ple, Rita Hayworth, Sonja Henie, product from a hydro-massage exactly like me. There are persons who have some parts like me. but no one adds up exactly like me. A. Golas and the David A. Golas zoned Industrial, hut a request for branches of government stop taking speaking fees. Shaw retired from the ring to Peter Lorre. Barbara Stanwyck, unit built in 1954 to treat a relative P C . Pension Trust, said the a zone change to Industrial was become a rancher in the 1960s. He Raymond Massey. Cesar who was an invalid. The company Therefore, everything that comes out of me is authentically mine because I alone chose it.” density of the project is too high, denied by the commission several later trained young wrestlers. Romero, Victor Mature. Henry name became virtually synonym­ especially near Folly Brook months ago because the site is Fonda, Jack Haley and Don ous with hot tubs — "Jacuzzi” is You can feel special because you are special. I College students watch the race results on TV. know that has been said many times, but it is true. Golas owns about 80 acres up­ close to residential develop­ Lottery Ameche. listed in Webster’s New World stream, on the east side of Keeney ments, including Ansaldi’s apart­ Harry Brand Dictionary. Our goal in life, each one of us, is to be ourselves because we can not be anyone else. To envy Street, Pagani said ments across the street, Pelle­ BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (AP) Aldo Jacuzzi joined the com­ The two buildings, to be located grini said. Janenda said the Winning numbers drawn Wednesday in lotteries — Harry Robert Brand, a studio Donald Murdoch pany, which was his father’s someone else, to want to be like them is really a around New England: Rob Sheftel serves as the on either side of the brook, would proposed units would be almost publicity chief who spent his life MADISON, Wis. (AP) - Do­ family business, in Berkeley, waste of time. Time that could be better spent in announcer. Connecticut daily: 839. Play Four: 0394. allowing the real "m e” to become known, both to Photos by Patrick Flynn/Manchester Herald cause excessive drainage into identical to those across the advertising the talents of enter­ nald R. Murdoch, a White House Calif, in 1939. He held several Folly Brook, Pagani said. The street Massachusetts daily: 4160. Megabucks: 10-17-19- tainers like Betty Grable, Ma­ positions there until the interna­ myself and others. 26-28-34. staff member under President PRD zone allows 10 units per rilyn Monroe and Tyrone Power, Nixon, died Wednesday of leuke­ tional headquarters was moved acre, while a Rural Residence Gerard N. LeBlanc of 286 Tri-state daily: 425, 5547, Rev. Ward A. Knights, D.D. died Wednesday at the age of 92. mia. He was 46. to Little Rock, Ark., in 1963. zone allows 1.3 units per acre, Bidwell St. was one of three Rhode Island daily: 3151. Grand Lottery: Unitarian Universalist Society Brand started his publicity Murdoch served as assistant He was appointed chairman in according to regulations residents to voice support of 165-2215-99263-264085, Manchester Legislature likely to raise sin taxes Ansaldi’s plan at the hearing. career with Warner Bros. He director of the national Cost of 1970. “ Over the years, Mr. Ansaldi 1 has complained about drainage in LeBlanc said the existing Ansaldi HARTFORD (A P) - State and a 100 percent increase in the borders, to out-of-state retailers. venues of $31 million, DiBella Folly Brook from other sites.” apartments are an asset to the Weather legislative leaders say that its tax on beer and wine,. The tax of 26 cents a pack raised said, a 100 percent increase in the Pagani said. "H e should not neighborhood iJIanrhpHtpr Hrralft likely the General Assembly will Gov. William A. O’Neill has $87.4 million in 1988. and Mul­ beer and wine taxes and a 50 himself be able to increase the "H e (Ansaldi) has put iqia real increase the .so-called sin taxes on proposed $737 million in new ready said a 24-cent increase to 50 percent increase in the liquor tax flow into Folly Brook with this first-quality development." l.eB- cigarettes, beer, wine and liquor levies, including an extension of cents would probably provide could be expected to raise about inten.se development.” USPS 327-500 VOL. evil). No. 123 lanc said. Snow likely to help close the state’s projected the 7.5 percent sales tax to utility another $70 million in revenue. $20 million in additional revenue Ansaldi has sued the Planning REGIONAL WEATHER Cibes was even more conserva­ Manchester and vicinity: Snow Penny M Sietten, Publisher $882 million budget gap in the bills that would raise $340 million. "But it’ll never happen.” Di- and Zoning Commission and Commission members Bayer, coming fiscal year. The utility tax proposal has been tive. He said an increase to 40 Bella said. "Consumption is down Ronald Gates and I.eo Kwash and Accu-Weather® forecast for Friday beginning this afternoon, becom­ George T Cheppell Dennis M Santoro developers several times over the Daytinie CorxJitions arxJ High Temperatures ing heavy tonight. Low tempera­ Editor Advertising Director "You can bank on it. Higher sharply criticized by legislators. cents a pack would take in $40 and the higher taxes will drive years for approving projects near alternates Josh Howroyd ;ind Currently, the state tax on a million in additional revenue; an tures 15 to 20. Snow and high Douglas A Bevins Sheldon Cohen cigarette and alcohol taxes will some people across state lines the brook, which Ansaldi u.ses to Marion Taggart voted on the winds to continue Friday. High Executive Editor Composing Manager be a major part of the package,” pack of cigarettes is 26 cents. The increase to 50 cents. $50 million. and lead to some black­ wash gravel and make concrete. application. Chairman Alfred W. “There’s a fair degree of temperatures 25 lo 30. Clearing Jesnne G Eromerth Robert H Hubbard Senate President Pro Tern John per-gallon alcohol taxes are 10 marketing.” Mo.st of the suits say the commis­ Sieffert Sr and member Truman Saturday, fair Sunday, with a Business Manager Pressroom Manager B. Larson, D-East Hartford, said cents on beer. 30 cents on wine. 75 agreement in the House caucus to Alcohol-tax revenues fell 7.8 sion approved development with­ Crandall were not at the meeting chance of light snow Monday. Denise A Roberta Frank J MeSweegan Wednesday. cents on sparkling wine and $3 on do this, the feeling being that it’s percent and cigarette-tax re­ Daytime temperatures averag­ Personnel Manager Circulation Director ■Td call it highly likely,” said liquor. not a bad thing to discourage use venues fell 1.4 percent from 1987 ing near 30, overnight lows close House Majority Leader Robert F. Rep. William J. Cibes Jr., of cigarettes and alcohol.” Cibes to 1988. Publlahed dally except Sunday and certain holidays by the to 20. Frankel, D-Stratford, “ based on D-New London, the co-chairman said. “ But the thing to remember House Minority Leader Robert Manchester Publishing Co.. 18 Brainard Place. Manchester is this wouldn’t bring in a whole ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. East Coastal, West Coastal: Conn 0CO40 Second class postage paid at Manchester. Conn our caucus. It’s a case of how of the finance cominittee. said he G. Jaekle. R-Stratford. said he Windy and snow on Friday with Postmaster: Send address changes to the Manchester Herald much.” would support increasing the lot more money.” still was intent on "fir.st cutting P O Box 591. Manchester. Conn 06040. high temperatures 25 to 30. Estimates on the added re­ cigarette tax to 40 cents a pack. Cibes’ finance committee co- the budget before any tax in­ INSURANSMITHS SINCE II you don't receive your Herald by 5 p m weekdays or 7:30 The committee’s vice chair­ chairman. Sen. William A. Di- Clearing Saturday, fair Sunday, a m. Saturdays, please telephone your carrier It you're unable venues from the cigarette- and creases should be considered. R.URRCS l » Bella, D-Hartford. said he agreed with a chance of light snow to reach your carrier call subscriber service at 647-9946 by 6 alcohol-tax increases range from man, Rep. Richard T. Mulready, "O f all the tax proposals I ’ve 1914 p m weekdays for delivery In Manchester D-West Hartford, said he would that lawmakers needed to be Monday. Daytime temperatures $60 million to about $90 million. heard, that’s the least objectiona­ onvi Auanttc Suggested carrier rales are St 80 weekly. $7.70 for one prefer increasing it to 50 cents a conservative on any projections ble.” Jaekle said of the sin-tax averaging near 30, overnight lows month. $23.10 for three months. $46 20 for six months and Although exact figures have not , ------— 1^--^. V II iw'irVVy' O cean of sin-tax revenue. He noted that IPWiteurfll. l27 close to 20. $92 40 for one year. been settled upon, some legi.sla- pack. proposals. The Manchester Herald Is a msmber of the Associated Press, tors favor as much as a 24-cent But no matter how much it is in the case of both cigarettes and 649-5241 'I\(W ««hiog(ioo|28 ' I 65 East Center Street Long Island Sound: Winds will Today's weather picture was drawn by Jeremy Lyman, the Audit Bureau of Circulations, the New England Press increase in the cigarette tax, raised, both said the increase alcohol, consumption, and thus The first modern Olympic be northeast at 15 to 25 mph with Association and the New England Newspaper Association. revenues, have fallen of late. Manchester, CT 10, a fourth-grader at Washington School. bringing it to 50 cents a pack: a 50 may drive some cigarette buyers, games were formally opened in higher gusts. percent boost in the tax on liquor. particularly those near state Given present alcohol-tax re- Athens. Greece, in 1896. 4 - MANCHESTFR HERALD. Thiirsdav. Feb 23, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursdar. Feb. 23. 1989 — 5 LOCAL Judge asks council to dismiss charges NATION & WORLD CROMWELL (AP) - A judge The council has the authority to who was accused of two counts of In his column, Slosberg criticized accused of misconduct as a result of censure the judge, suspend him for up first-degree sexual assault and two Hendel. saying two “ sick men who & STA TE remarks he made to a newspaper to a year, or recommend that the state counts of risk of injury. Hendel was violated innocent children for their Mrs. Bush about two sex offense cases asked the Supreme Court take stronger quoted as saying less serious, second- own sexual gratification” were essen­ Immigration slows; state’s Judicial Review Council today measures, degree charges would have been more tially allowed to go free. MCC offers adult classes to dismiss the charges, saying his Slosberg quoted Hendel on the cases appropriate because “ there was no Several New London-area residents actions did not violate any judicial of a 22-year-old Massachusetts man force.” filed complaints with the review clams up The Maiiche.sfer Community College Older code of conduct. accused of sexually assaulting his While saying it was “ a very bad board. After a day-long, closed-door gone underground? Adult As.sooiation is holding registration for Superior Court Judge Seymour L. stepdaughters, ages 7 and 8, and a case” becatutercourse occurred, hearing in January, the council found five courses. Hendel’s request for dismissal of the that there was probable cause to on issues 39-year-old Groton man charged with Hendel was quoted as saying he felt The new one-day adjudication The courses are: two charges against him was made by believe Hendel was guilty of BAYVIEW, Texas (AP) - engaging in sex acts with a 12-year-old compelled to accept a plea to lesser policy calls for the immediate ■ Gentle exercise — 12 sessions. Tuesdays his attorney. James Greenfield of misconduct. America’s back door has a new boy he enticed with money. charges because the children’s TOKYO (AP) — In a sudden arrest and detention of rejected and Thursdays. 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. The overall New Haven, who briefly addressed Hendel is accused of “ conduct lock and no welcome mat. Central In the case of the older man, who mother said she didn’t want the switch, Barbara Bush has de­ asylum applicants, who are toning course begins on March 28 and the the council before it began taking prejudicial to the impartial and Americans applying for political was charged with second-degree stepfather to go to jail because it cided not to speak out on such placed in deportation proceed­ registration fee is $30. testimony. effective administration of justice asylum are learning here this sexual assault, Hendel was quoted as would hurt the youngsters. controversial subjects as abor­ week. ings and kept in a detention ■ Hatha yoga — 12 sessions, Mondays and Greenfield, who submitted a brief in which brings the judicial office into I f saying: “ There was no force used. It “ In these cases you’ve got to think tion and gun control after an Fewer than 1 percent who have center. Wednesdays. 9 to 10:30 a m., beginning on support of the dismissal request, said disrepute.” He is also accused of was just masturbating the kid. If it about the children.” he was quoted as apparent difference with Presi­ tried to obtain refugee status Of more than 300 who applied March 26, The fee is $30. Hendel’s comments to columnist violating a cannon of the Code of wasn’t for the disparity in age, we saying. dent Bush over whether military- have received it and more than the first two days, only 2 were ■ Writers’ workshop - Six sessions. Tues­ Steven Slosberg of The Day “ could not Judicial Ethics that bars any public might not have heard about it. For all Both defendants were allowed to style assault rifles should be 100 have been jailed under a granted refugee status Tuesday days. 2 to 4 p.m.. beginning Feb. 21. The course be said to bring the office into comments on active cases. outlawed. I know, the kid might have enjoyed it. plead guilty to a single count of risk of get-tough policy that began Tues­ and none made the grade will be a roundtable discussion. The fee is $25. disrepute within the statute.’’ Appointed to the bench in 1978, he is I don’t think he’s going to become a injury to a minor and Hendel gave The first lady’s decision was day to weed out “ frivolous” Wednesday. ■ The elder years — Six sessions, Thurs­ Slosberg was called as the first the first judge to be brought before a homosexual because of it. It was not a each a suspended, five-year prison disclosed today by her press applications before the immi­ INS Commissioner Alan C. days. 1 to 2:30 p.m.. beginning March 2. The witness at the hearing, which was public hearing by the Judicial Review gross case.’’ sentence, with orders to undergo secretary, Anna Perez, as Mrs. grants travel farther into the Nelson said the intent of the new course will focus on ways of promoting being held at the Treadway Hotel. In the case against the stepfather. treatment for sex offenders. Council. Bush arrived in Tokyo with her psychological "aliveness” in older adults. The country. policy was to deter 100,000 Cen­ husband to attend the funeral of Immigration and Naturaliza; tral Americans who he said fee is $25. Emperor Hirohito on Friday. ■ Modern plays — Six sessions, Wednes­ tion Service officials said Wed­ otherwise would enter the south­ Ms. Perez said Mrs. Bush had nesday it was too early to declare ern tip of Texas this year with days, 1 to 3 p m., beginning Feb. 22. The fee is Justice seeks reforms adopted a new policy on contro­ $25. a trend, but the sharp drop in unfounded asylum claims. versial issues such as guns and applicants, from 233 on Tuesday But immigration officials said abortion. to 51 the next, indicated the plan some Central Americans may try to ensure independence “ She will not discuss them,” was deterring unqualified to cross into the United States Fargo prosecutor on leave the spokeswoman said. “ They applications. west of the Brownsville area, are not the issues where she } “ We can only speculate that the where patrols have not been HARTFORD (AP) — The federal prosecutor HARTFORD (AP) — A proposal from those terms are completed successfully, wishes to have a focus. It doesn't word has gotten out and many of stepped up. AP photo who has overseen the $7 million Wells Fargo the chief justice of the Connecticut lifetime appointments to the bench. mean she doesn’t have a right to those coming for purely economic The Border Patrol has added robbery case for the past three years has left Supreme Court to give judges lifetime “ Working together, we can and must an opinion. It means she has a QUICK HELLO — President and Mrs. a quick stop and a brief speech, they reasons are not coming any 160 agents to Brownsville, which the case because he is undergoing treatment appointments is meeting with skepticism devise a better reappointment structure, a right to discuss them or not.” Bush greet Eskimo dancers upon their flew to Tokyo for the funeral of Emperor more.” said INS Harlingen Dis­ lies at the state’s southern tip 15 for cancer. among some legislators. fairer and more open process that satisfies Ms. Perez said the first lady has arrival Wednesday at CImendori Air Hirohito. trict spokeswoman Virginia Kice. miles southwest of here. Assistant U.S. Attorney Albert S. Dabrowski, Rep. Douglas C. Mintz, D-Norwalk, vice the legitimate need for public accountabil­ decided instead to highlight such Force Base in Anchorage, Alaska. After But immigration attorney Processing of asylum applica­ 44, underwent surgery at the Sloan-Kettering chairman of the Judiciary Committee, ity and yet respects the equally legitimate concerns as the homeless, AIDS Linda Yanez said immigrants tions previously took weeks and Instutute in New York on Tuesday. A portion of said he was willing to look at the proposal need to protect the independence of our and illiteracy. will merely go underground. involved relaying information to his pancreas was removed and he was listed in from Chief Justice Ellen A. Peters, who judiciary,” Peters said. V Mrs. Bush and the president “ My guess is that most people and from Washington. Immi­ fair condition Wednesday. said it would better protect the independ­ “ What does threaten judicial independ­ appeared at odds after she said in are probably going to just take grants who were denied asylum U.S. Attorney Stanley A. Twardy Jr. said ence ... is the situation of a judge making Air of anticipation mounts ence of the judiciary. an interview with The Associated their chances and get appre­ were freed on their own recogniz­ doctors told Dahrowski’s family that they But, Mintz sasEE IS SCHEDnot sure it the tough decision, issuing the controver­ Press that she “ absolutely” fa­ hended,” said Ms. Yanez, who ance while awaiting appeals or believe the cancer had not spread and they would make for independent judges” sial ruling, or imposing the unpopular vors banning military-style as­ helped organize attorneys to deportation. were optimistic that he would recover. because lifetime appointments wouldn’t sentence, at the risk of jeopardizing his or sault weapons such as the one provide free representation for Political asylum is granted to Twardy said that although Dabrowski’s her chance of reappointment. before Hirohito’s funerai provide for periodic review of judges’ used recently in a schoolyard those denied asylum under the those fleeing persecution. INS expertise cannot be replaced, the trial of five performances. At present, judges are “ With the best will in the world, how can massacre in Stockton, Calif., in new program. TOKYO (A P) - An air of world dignitaries has prompted officials contend that most Cen­ people accused in the 1983 robbery of $7.1 reviewed for reappointment every eight a judge ignore the fact that one of the which five children were killed were fully booked at Shiga “ If they get apprehended.” Ms. anticipation settled on Tokyo the largest security operation tral Americans are here to better million from the Wells Fargo depot in West years. litigants is represented by an attorney who and more than two dozen children Heights with more than 30,000 Yanez said, “ then they’re before today a full day ahead of the ever carried out in Japan. themselves economically, and do Hartford “ will go forward without any Peters’ idea was flatly rejected by Rep. wilt decide the judge’s eligibility for were wounded. people expected through Sunday. an immigration judge (to submit grand state funeral for Emperor Authorities are double­ not qualify for asylum. disruption” William L. Wollenberg. R-Farmington. a renomination?” Peters said. The president, questioned se­ Heavy bookings were also re­ asylum applications), where Hirohito as many residents left checking baggage at airports and More than 40,000 people have lawyer and ranking Republican on the Six of the 12 members of the Judicial parately, said he does not believe ported at resorts on the northern they’re going to get a fair their cars at home and 32,000 restricting the use of storage applied for asylum in southern Judiciary Committee. Selection Commission, which acts on new semiautomatic weapons should island of Hokkaido. hearing, as opposed to this police stepped up security along lockers in Tokyo’s train stations. Texas since the INS noted a “ The only way you could remove judges and sitting judges seeking reap­ be banned because they are used The funeral is scheduled to kangaroo court that they’re con­ AIDS group needs help the unclogged streets. Teams of up to 20 policemen dramatic increase in Central someone from the bench would be through pointment, are attorneys. by sportsmen and hunters. A begin at 7:30 a.m. (5:30 p.m. EST ducting over there” American applicants last spring. Hirohito — emperor during a man vehicle checkpoints The Manchester Area Network on AIDS is impeachment” Wollenberg said. Noren killed himself Feb. 5 at his semiautomatic AK-47 was used in Thursday) with a ceremony of devastating war and a dazzling throughout this metropolis of 12 seeking volunteers. Peters made the recommendation Wed­ Woodstock home. Three days earlier, he the Stockton incident. farewell at the moated Imperial economic recovery — is to be million while others are keeping The group has four committees dealing with nesday in her biennial “ state of the had withdrawn his bid for a second Bush, a lifetime member of the Palace in downtown Tokyo and buried in what Japanese officials around-the-clock surveillance education, resources for patients, volunteers judiciary” address to a joint session of the eight-year term after the legislature’s National Rifle Association, the conclude more than 13 hours later Refugees see detention describe as the biggest funeral over central Tokyo and routes to and policy. Also, the network is preparing to House and Senate, saying it would better Judiciary Committee decided to check nation’s biggest gun lobby, said with offerings of food at the and the largest gathering of the airport. implement a support group and buddy system safeguard the independence of judges. further into allegations of his public police should do more to enforce mausoleum. international leaders in modern Company employes appeared for AIDS-infected people. Her speech came about two weeks after drunkeness. existing gun laws. The foreign dignitaries will join as risk for better life times. to be observing a request to The network is a volunteer community Superior Court Judge Richard C. Noren Noren had denied emphatically the Ms. Perez quoted the first lady about 3‘/2 hours of the organization. Members are from local President Bush arrived shortly refrain from driving to work ceremonies. killed himself after withdrawing his name allegations, contained in a letter to the as saying “ there isn’t that much BAYVIEW, Texas (AP) — proceeded to the INS detention churches, businesses, health agencies and after midday and planned meet­ today, a self-restraint measure Cloudy, wintry weather is ex­ for reappointment following allegations of committee written by the chairwoman of m . of a difference of opinion” be­ Maria Olivia Berrillos woke up on center to await her fate. Manchester Memorial Hospital. ings with a dozen leaders among designed to improve security and pected with the possiblity of a public drunkeness. the Woodstock Board of Education. The tween her and the president over Valentine’s Day, kissed her three INS officials could not be For more information, call Kathleen Tum- the 163 heads of state, royalty and control, A police official, who rare snowfall and a maximum Currently, if Superior Court judges want committee then decided to send an the issue of outlawing assault- children goodbye and with her reached late Wednesday to verify millo. network coordinator, at 647-3179. AP photo other government representa­ asked not to be identified by temperature of 45 degrees. to be reappointed, they must be nominated investigator to Woodstock to check out the style weapons. 16-year-old nephew began a if Ms. Berrillos’ asylum claim tives streaming in for the elabo­ name, said traffic was down by The body will be taken by by the governor and screened by the allegations. “ If there is, they will discuss it thousand-mile trek from her was rejected or pending. Not one PETERS SPEAKS — Ellen A. Peters, Chief Justice of the rate. day-long funeral. half on toll highways within the motorcade from the palace to the Judicial Selection Commission, then con­ Peters did not mention Noren by name among themselves,” Ms. Perez mountain home in El Salvador to of the 51 applications processed Connecticut Supreme Court, addresses a joint session of Bush, accompanied by his wife metropolitan area and by 20 to 30 Shinjuku Imperial Gardens, firmed by the House and Senate. in her speech, but the references to the said: the United States. Wednesday was accepted. City’s drug fight costly Barbara, was to lunch with percent on city streets. where world leaders sitting Peters said judges should be given events leading up to his death were the Connecticut General Assembly at the state Capitol in The press secretary said Mrs. They crossed three countries, Thousands of Central Ameri­ President Francois Mitterrand of Friday has been declared a within two vast, floor-heated NEW LONDON (A P) — This city is spending four-year provisional appointments and, if unmistakable. Hartford Wednesday. Bush does not want her views to hitched rides, begged for food, cans have been trickling into France and meet with Prime special national holiday and tents will witness a ceremony of nearly $500 a day in police overtime to keep be the focus of attention. avoided cops and robbers and South Texas seeking political Minister Noboru Takeshita today while many Japanese are ex­ ancient Shinto religious rites and drug dealers and buyers away from one “ She’s not the one that makes met other Salvadorans headed as well as leaders of Jordan, pected to pay deep respect to state protocol. The body will then asylum, but over the last several neighborhood, but the mayor says the police policy,” Ms. Perez said. “ She for the United States. days the number of refugees Israel, Egypt, Portugal and Hirohito, who died of cancer Jan. be transported to the imperial chief is at fault for dragging his feet in hiring doesn’t lobby Congress. She’s not But the joy that Ms. Berrillos Unions stand behind hospital cost system Thailand. 7 after a reign of 62 years, others mausoleum on Tokyo’s western trying to go the official route has new recruits . the president." felt when she entered the United The “ funeral diplomacy” is to planned a ski weekend. outskirts, where Hirohito’s fa­ diminished because of new rules The department has been assigning four HARTFORD (AP) — The 150.000- Reflecting Mrs. Bush’s views, States Tuesday turned into anx­ have been offered to tinker with or DRG sy.stem to make it work. ■ establishing a state-administered continue until Bush’s departure “ We are having an alternating ther, Emperor Taisho, was bur­ that speed up asylum decisions. full-time officers a night, as well as one or two member Connecticut AFL-CIO is Ms. Perez said, “ The opinions iety Wednesday when she learned Asylum-seekers whose applica­ abandon entirelv the 3-year-old cost­ The AFL-CIO proposed pool to compensate hospitals that Saturday for visits to China and feeling between joy and embar­ ied six decades ago. officers with police dogs, since Feb. 7 to the standing behind the state’s much- that are important, that require she could be jailed and deported setting system. It is based on DRGs — Wednesday: treat large numbers of patients who South Korea. rassment,” said Ritsuko Yama- Japan has expressed pride over tions are denied may appeal to an area around Hope. Truman. Hempstead Home criticized system of setting hospital the spotlight, are those of her because of stringent new rules diagnostic-related groups — and sets ■ requiring hospitals to furnish can’t or don’t pav their bills. Protests by Japanese anti­ guchi, an official of' a hotel the unprecedented number of INS administrative judge, but and Prest streets and Mountain Avenue rates, arguing that it’s worth saving husband.” governing political asylum hospital bills based on the ailment a more financial data to the state ■ establishing “ peer groups” of monarchy groups and the possi­ association in one of central dignitaries who came, although must remain at the federal Neighbors cornidained to the City Council on despite a 58 percent jump in rates Mrs. Bush wore an elegant applications. compound unless they can secure patient has, not the services the Commission on Hospitals and Health similar hospitals that would have the bility of international terrorist Japan's most popular ski resorts. the event is not without Feb 6 that drug dealers had taken over their within three years. patient receives. black suit and her customary “ After all that we’ve been a $4,000 bond. Care, which determines DRG rates same rates. Each hospital now attacks against the galaxy of 'V’amaguchi said hotels and inns controversy. streets. “ There is no need to reinvent the strand of fake pearls today for tea through, I can’t believe we’ll be The system has been criticized as for each hospital. Businesses, insu­ negotiates its own set of DRG rates. Most, like 20-year-old Freddie The department spent $7,634 on overtime in wheel.” Connecticut AFL-CIO Presi­ with Naoko 'Takeshita, wife of turned back.” said Ms. Berrillos, confusing to patients who often pay rance companies and the commission The AFL-CIO says grouping the Marquez-Rodriguez of Managua, 16 days, or $477 a day. But the total cost has dent John W. Olsen said at a news Japanese Prime Minister Noboru 33. who along with five other for services they don’t receive, and itself also want more information hospitals would promote competition Nicaragua, arrived only with the been approximately $19,000. when salaries of conference Wednesday. “ Connecticut Takeshita. has failed to slow spiraling hospital from the hospitals. ■ giving unions — and any other Japanese wondering If nation Salvadorans stood 100 yards from clothes they’re wearing and can’t officers on regular duty are counted, said has too often resorted to dumping They met at the official resi­ the entrance to the Port Isabel costs. ■ allowing the commission to con­ group that spends more than $10,000' afford the bond. systems that do not fully work instead dence of the Takeshitas, although Police Chief Richard A. Kistner. Two of the proposals call for sider hospitals’ outside investments on hospital bills — a voice in the Service Processing Center, “ I came here because I did not The 82-member department is 10 members of building on them to make them the family actually lives in a scrapping the DRG system entirely, — for-profit subsidies, holding com­ rate-setting process. Rates are now where Immigration and Naturali­ want to go into the military in short because of retirements, dismissals and work.” private home in Tokyo. zation Service officials were but Olsen said the labor organization panies, and foundations — when set in private negotiations between is ready to be a worid ieader Nicaragua and now I don't know So far, three separate proposals processing asylum seekers. other attrition. is committee to working within the setting rates. each hospital and the commission. what’s going to happen to my wife TOKYO (AP) — The mere countries because we haven’t they thought Japan could become “ We don’t want to return to El and children because I ’m not Poll: Views presence of more than 150 foreign discussed things among our­ a military power again. Salvador,” she said with tears in working,” he said after being Newly installed delegations — including some of selves,” added commentator and Growing trade inside Asia has her eyes. “ There are nights we denied asylum. He plans to Carlyon to teach teachers the world’s top leaders — for business consultant Kenichi Oh- raised the possibility of a major haven’t been able to sleep be­ appeal. Loomis house a historic site? of countries cause of all the shooting that goes Marquez-Rodriguez, clad in the Earl Carlyon. a physics teacher at Manches­ Emperor Hirohito’s funeral is a mae. “ We have to develop our trading bloc in Asia, led by Japan, on around us. bright orange prison uniform and ter High School, will teach Hartford-area testament to Japan’s towering point of view.” that would compare with the radio system Bv Jacqueline Bennett house has to be included on the registry, she said. “ Many people can’t even go to wearing a green Oakland Athlet­ teachers during four seminars on math and The council asked Town Manager John is favorabie importance in the world. Japan — having made the leap European Economic Community Manchester Herald work becauseof all the shooting,” ics baseball cap, was one of three science instruction Elsesser to look into the pros and cons of Yet the Japanese themselves from developing nation to eco­ and North America. she said, biting a sweet roll and Central Americans detained at On March 6. a seminar on magnetism will be NEW YORK (AP) — After a are not exactly secure with their nomic superstar — has become “ In the East Asian region, COVENTRY — A resident has asked the Town recommending the property for the .state historic periodically setting down a small the federal camp who agreed to held at United Technologies in East Hartford. has probiems period of strain over economic status. They take pride in their more active in international Japan is seen to be a country Council to apply to have the Loomis house be registry. The council also asked Elsesser to bag carrying her belongings. talk to reporters Wednesday. On March 13. an electricity seminar will be listed on the state Registry of Historic Places. instruct police to begin patrolling the property, relations. Americans and Japa­ affluence, but are also concerned affairs in recent years, but has playing a leadership role, but I The Eighth Utilities District Fire Department is “ We’ll either be killed or we’ll He said he would try to get word held in Haddam On March 20. a seminar on The request was made by Pamela Papanos nese see the relationship between over whether their nation is ready kept to non-controversial areas don’t think Japan has gone that having some problems with the the new radio A number of uses have been suggested for the die of hunger if we go back,” she to his wife and two children that sound will be held at the WTIC radio studios during the council’s meeting Tuesday at the property such as a public safety complex for the their two nations in a more to be a world leader. such as U.N. peace-keeping activ­ far yet," said Toyoo Gyohten, system it installed about a year ago but officials favorable light, a recent poll has In fact, national self-scrutiny ities and increasing aid to poor vice minister of finance. said. he was in jail and would try to get and United Technologies offices in Hartford. hope to resolve most of the problems by installing a Town Office Building. police department, civil preparedness and fire Mrs. Berrillos was dejected but bond money from a friend. On March 27. a seminar on light and optics will The Loomis house, built in 1863, is located on a marshal. Others said they would like to see it found. wrought by the emperor’s death countries. The United States, which repeater antenna on a tower in Tolland. The survey by The New York has spurred public debate over It also seeks to avoid antagoniz­ spends 6.5 percent of its total be held in Middlefield. Fire Chief John Mace said the problem arises 3‘A-acre site along Route 44. The property was used as an art museum, a senior citizens’ center Carlyon will start each morning seminar. recently donated to the town by the Porter or a library. Times, CBS News and the Tokyo Japan’s global responsibilities, ing its Asian neighbors, who annual income on defense, has when firefighters in the field try to use portable Broadcasting System also found Industry scientists and engineers will teach Library Association. That property had been left Elsesser also gave an update on research into foreign relations and priorities admire its economic progress but urged Japan, which spends about radios from points east of Manchester, Bolton and that majorities in both countries oppose a stronger Japanese afternoon sessions. in a will to the association by June Loomis when drafting an ordinance regarding the demolition for the 21st century. 1 percent, to do more to build up Vernon principally. agree on the rise of Japanese military. The seminars are sponsored by the Hartford she died two years ago. of historic structures. According to El.sesser, his Government officials say Ja­ its own defenses. Mace and Thomas O’Marra, spokesman for the power and are equally split over pan intends to fulfill its role as a The neighbors recall their Allicance for Mathematics and Science Educa­ About 100 residents attended a meeting in intern, Michael J. Cohen, found there are 12 But military spending is highly fire department, both said today that no system will whether U.S. might has declined. global economic power but is treatment in World War II, when tion. The alliance was founded in 1988 to help January and told the council they want the towns in the state with such an ordinance, controversial here. Japan’s post­ 1 provide 100 percent results, but that adding a The results were released Wed­ unprepared to be a world political Japan controlled the Korean improve instruction to students in Hartford’s property preserved and restored for town use. On including Hartford. East Hartford, West Hart­ war constitution limits its mil­ repeater on the tower of the Tolland County Mutual nesday and published in today’s leader or even a leader in Asia, Peninsula and much of China, the urban schools. Feb. 6. the council voted to consider not only ford and New London. There are al.so 10 itary to defensive capabilities Aid Association will produce 90 percent results. editions of the Times. preferring instead to follow the South Pacific and Southeast Asia. restoration, but also possible commercial uses of communities considering an ordinance, includ­ and bans deployment of soldiers * The question of whether the system is working Of the Americans surveyed, 79 United States’ lead. “ Japanese are still a subject of the property. ing Norwich. overseas. well arose at a meeting of district directors Tuesday percent described U.S.-Japanese Papanos said she would like to see the house The council also voted 5-0 to approve issuing “ I think the Japanese are terror and suspicion for Koreans Talks set on donations when the directors approved a bid waiver for a relations as somewhat or very even today,” said Lee Do Hyang, In a recent government poll, restored. “ There is no need to ask taxpayers to $2,210,000 in bonds for renovation projects to embarrassed or confused when $3,426 service contract with Motorola Corp. to friendly, up from 72 percent in people speak of a leadership role an editorial writer for Chosun 77.2 percent of the Japanese HARTFORD (A P) — The Connecticut raise taxes. It can be done through private Coventry Grammar School and Robert.son maintain the system. When the district considered May 1987. The Times said 68 because we are used to following. Ilbo, a Seoul newspaper. surveyed disapproved of defense Humane Society will meet with members of the fund-raising,” she said. School. Funding for the project was approved by buying the new system for about $200,000, an official percent of the Japanese polled So we are confused or lost,” A 1987 Japanese government spending increases. state attorney general’s office for talks aimed She also said that the Connecticut Historical townspeople in a referendum last year. Members of the Stanek Electronics Laboratory, which had said relations were somewhat or Makoto Kuroda, special adviser survey showed sizable segments at resolving what a society official called a Commission might offer the town a matching Mark Soltys and Elizabeth Paterson were “ Japan doesn t have the will or maintained the previous system, argued against the very friendly, up from 43 percent to the Ministry of International of Southeast Asia still see Japan Third Annual “ question of interpretations” in its solicitation grant for a restoration project. But first, the absent. the capability to become a system. Trade and Industry, told a recent as a potential military threat. Of of donations. two years ago. military power," Gyohten said. But Mace, O’Marra and Director Joseph Tripp, In Japan, the Times said the conference in Tokyo. those polled. 53 percent in Thai­ Pancake Breakfast Acting Attorney General Clarine Nardi Tokyo views its international who is fire commissioner, all said today that it gives poll found that 77 percent support “ We can’t respond to demands land, 47 percent in the Philippines Riddle said Wednesday that her office has responsibility in mainly eco­ Sponsored by the district greater flexibility in communication the emperor system today, with from the United States and other and 34 percent in Malaysia said become aware of allegations that the society, a nomic terms. with other departments in the mutual-aid system 73 percent saying they now view private, non-profit charity, has told the public Hollywood needs a spooky house than the previous one. the emperor as a national symbol Manchester Civitan & Elks in solicitation letters that it relies solely on ^------' ---- Tripp said Tuesday that part of the problem stems and only 2 percent saying they donations to fund its animal-welfare To benefit the Manchester Workshop from the fact that the department’s antenna on a NORWICH (A P) - A location makers of the motion picture to house. still see him as a god. programs. tower at the town police station had to be located 70 coordinator for a Hollywood be filmed in Norwich in March Those scenes were scrapped, BEST BUY ^ATTENTION* Sunday February 26, 1989 While its annual public reports showed small production company is scouring and April. feet high instead of 100 feet as originally planned. however, when the movie direc­ O IL CO. ^ * ^ G a la .4 rt Exhibit and A uctioir^ operating deficits, the society’s federal tax the Norwich area, looking for a Thur told members of the tor decided the scenes looked too 8:00 a.m. to 1: 00 p.m. Deputy Police Chief Henry Minor said today that HALL FOR RENT KHin W, 21. I'mo PRKVIEW \T 7:00 P.M. forms revealed surpluses totaling $6.5 million another antenna was already located at 100 feet and house spooky enough to be used in Norwich Rotary that she needs to contrived. Vernon, CT from 1985 through 1987, officials said. At the For parties, showers, receptions, Donation: ^350 that technicians said two antennas could not the film “ Everybody Wins.” find a house before next month, According to the plot of the meetings. G)mplele kitchen facilities. THE MANCHESTER COUNTRY CLUB end of 1987. the society also listed its net worth 8 7 5 -0 8 7 6 305 Smilti Main Sirert installed so close. Pamela Thur said Wednesday when the film crew arrives. Arthur Miller screenplay. Win­ I„arge enclosed parking lot. Inquire: as $16.1 million, officials said. 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$ 2 , 000. throughout the city for the posed to be a murdered doctor’s uncle. 6 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thiir.>;dav. Feh. 23, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Feb, 23. 1989 — 7 N A T IO N Democrats dispute SCIENCE & HEALTH ______& W O R L D Bush’s claim that Ruling impact disputed Tower in the clear Nose research provides a route to wider knowiedge M.ADISON, Wis. (API — Social workers say a I'.S. Supreme Court ruling that By John Diamond unsuccessful treatment finally led to brain sugery in which her olfactory nerve protects them from lawsuits for failing to WASHINGTON (AP) - The be identified by name, said The Associated Press prevent child abuse means more cases will Senate Armed Services Commit­ Deborah Baker told the panel that was removed, ending her hallucinations BOSTON — Scientists know a lot about but leaving her incapable of smelling. be reported, but critics say it denies tee is headed for a vote on John on Tuesday she met with White smell. They know it weakens as we get "It can be very dangerous,” she said. children their constitutional rights. Tower’s nomination as defense House staff aides, who stressed older, it varies depending on a person’s “ I’ve already burnt things in the oven and The court ruled Wednesday that the state secretary with majority Demo­ that Tower is the president’s sex and ethnic background, and it involves I didn’t know it and there are smoke of Wisconsin was not liable for the injuries crats bluntly challenging Presi­ nominee and emphasized the more than just the nose. What they alarms everywhere. But on the other hand of 9-year-old Joshua DeShaney. who was dent Bush’s claim that an FBI serious implications of her generally don’t know is why. it doesn’t bother me not to smell because I left permanently brain- damaged and report swept away allegations testimony. "Within the scientific community, smell still sense that I’m breathing and smelling physically disabled from beatings by his against the nominee. Calls to Baker, who is employed has always taken a back seat to the other the same as you are.” father beginning in 1983. "That’s the president’s opinion. at the White House, were not senses, probably because we don’t live in Brooks’ doctor was Richard Doty, The boy's mother. Melody DeShaney, ... That is not my opinion,” the immediately returned. an olfactory world. We live in a visual director of the University of Pennsylvania sued the department for allegedly violating panel’s chairman. Sen. Sam Nunn said some of the material world; a world of sounds,” said Dr. John Smell and Taste Center. Patients include the boy's constitutional rights by failing to Nunn, D-Ga., said Wednesday being sought from the White S. Kauer, a New England Medical Center the aged and professionals like wine prevent the abuse. after a three-hour closed-door House was "odds and ends.” But researcher trying to determine brain tasters, firefighters, police officers, gas The lawsuit contended social workers committee session to review another lawmker said the com­ failed to take action despite their suspicions function using the nose. company workers, inspectors and cooks Tower’s nomination. mittee still has not received some Last year he used video cameras and whose lives and livelihoods can depend on the boy had been abused several times by Tower, a former senator from material relating to the precise his father. Randy, before the child was special dyes to trace the path of an odor the sense of smell. Texas, has been battling allega­ nature of Tower’s work as a impulse through the brain of a sala­ “ There have always been problems that hospitalized in March 1984. tions of womanizing and exces­ / defense consultant. mander. The work produced a "m ovie,” people had and they’ve had no place to sive drinking, and also faces Nunn led a parade of Demo­ or series of color-enhanced pictures, turn in the past,” Doty said. “ It’s a questions stemming from his showing that the brain is “ a parallel frontier of science which really hasn’t Feds raid jewel market consulting work for defense con­ crats who disagreed with Bush’s declaration a day earlier that the processor,” handling many signals simul­ even been touched on.” LOS ANGELES (AP) - U.S. authorities tractors prior to his nomination. taneously — like a supercomputer. That’s no accident, Kauer said. “ Our Even his closest supporters con­ FBI report had “ gunned down” MARY BROOKS AT HOME raided the downtown jewelry market and the allegations against Tower. The research may have implications for . . . treatment unsuccessful world doesn’t require it. We really don’t go arrested at least 37 people nationwide in an cede he had a drinking problem in the study and treatment of brain tumors out and forage for food by sniffing along the 1970s, but they say it no longer “ The president’s entitled to his effort to smash a $1 billion cocaine by helping differentiate between tumors unknown.” Scientists know how odor the ground. That evolution took place exists. view but I think most people money-laundering ring allegedly run by a and normal tissue. molecules are gathered by smell neurons millions of years ago.” Nunn said the panel would meet reading that would not come to Syrian national. Scores of researchers are poking their but they don’t know how a few similar Doty, Daniel A. Deems and Stanley in private again today, and hoped that same conclusion,” Nunn The surveillance investigation, which noses into such olfactory oddities as a link types of receptor cells can distinguish Stellar published a report in August in the to hold a public roll call later in said. lasted for more than a year, was the biggest between premature decline in smell and between thousands of different odors. journal Neurology linking the loss of smell of its kind undertaken by the government. AP photo the afternoon. But he also said the Democratic Sen. Jeff Binga- man of New Mexico said Bush Alzheimer’s disease; a protein that Research suggests that the process of and Parkinson’s disease. A year earlier, a Attorney General Dick Thornburgh and lawmakers want additional ferries odor molecules through the nose: had been “ overgenerous” in his smelling involves more than the nose, similar study linked the loss of smell to Treasury Secretary Nicholas Brady said in LEAVING BOSTON — Gayane Gasparian, 12, of Gogolong Village in material from the White House the fact that half of all people between characterization, and Sen. Carl Warren said. When blindfolded, “ Most Alzheimer’s disease. A new area of a statement released Wednesday. Armenia, embraces her nurse, Julie Pereira, at Massachusetts General before it votes, as well as a ages 65 and 80 suffer major loss in the research will try to determine if the nasal Levin, D-Mich., said it was not people cannot discriminate a lemon from During the past two years, the illegal Hospital in Boston Wednesday. Gasparian, oneof four Armenian children transcript of a separate investi­ sense of smell; and the trait peculiar to passage serves as a pathway for viruses "an accurate characterization.” a lime or an orange from a grapefruit.” network processed at least $1 billion gation by a House subcommittee some nasal nerve cells to regenerate. or chemicals that contribute to those brought to the U.S. for treatment after earthquake-related injuries, was The committee’s senior Repub­ IFF regularly brings in dozens of smell through jewelry merchants in Los Angeles, looking into alleged security "They’re the only neurons in the human samplers, usually women, to rate and maladies, Doty said. the first to leave the hospital. lican, Sen. John Warner of Texas, Florida and New York, authorities lapses in an arms control delega­ body that undergo this spontaneous react to fragrances, with emphasis on how The general subject headings scientists Virginia, said the FBI report left said. tion in Geneva that included renewal and spontaneous decay,” Kauer the fragrances can alter mood. In the have explored give an idea of the scope of room for “ reasonable, honest, A key leader of the ring was identified as politicians at the resort town of Oaxtepec, Tower in the mid-1980s. said. process, Warren has found that 10 percent smell research: the influence of body tilt Activists sent to jail credible differences of opinion.” Wanis "Joseph" Koyomejian, 47, a Syrian 40 miles outside Mexico City. Congressional sources said the Some of the research in the field of smell and 15 percent of the subjects display a on the sense of smell: and the effect of Several Democrats said Wed­ national who lives in suburban Northridge. PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia (AP) — Ig­ The rebel Farabundo Marti Liberation House panel heard testimony is aimed not at medical advancement but particularly acute sense of smell. mouth movement, swallowing and spit­ nesday they were particularly He was ordered held without bail Wednes­ Front left the meeting with a promise from from a former secretary in the at the bottom line. In Union Beach, N.J., At the opposite end of the spectrum are ting. Studies of ethnic groups have turned noring Western protests over Czechoslova­ concerned about Tower’s drink­ day night by U.S, Magistrate Ralph Geffen. kia's human rights record and the sentenc­ political leaders to "consider" the proposal arms control delegation who said Dr. Craig Warren heads a research and those with no sense of smell. up some interesting distinctions: Korean she felt intimidated by White ing habits, and one. Sen. James AP photo ing of playwright Vaclav Havel, a court the rebels made Tuesday and press the development team for International Fra­ Mary Brooks, 35, of Philadelphia, took Americans appeared to have particularly House staff in advance of her Exon of Nebraska, said his ordered two more opposition activists to U.S,-supported government for direct grances and Flavors Inc., a company that an uncommon route to this fairly common acute ability to identify smells. Black concerns would lead him to vote NOSE RESEARCHER — Dr. John Kauer, of the neurosurgery Students battle police talks. appearance. produces scents for soaps, perfumes and problem. Beginning in 1972 she began to Americans in one sampling had trouble jail for up to a year. against the nomination. department at the New England Medical Center and Tufts The San Salvador government had no These sources, who asked not to other products made by hundreds of experience what amounted to smell with cedar and Cheddar cheese. Whites SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — About 100 The Prague court late Wednesday Medical School in Boston, shown at his microscope in an radical students battled riot police with sentenced Jana Petrova, a 22-year-old immediate reaction to the proposal, but the companies around the world. hallucinations; she thought she smelled had trouble with gingerbread. Native firebombs and rocks and burned an effigy peace activist, to nine months in prison and Defense Ministry issued a statement October 1988 picture, is doing research on the sensory area of Smell, Warrensaid, "istheonesensefor an unpleasant odor when there was no Japanese scored poorly on clove and fruit of President Bush today despite stern Ota Veverka, 32. to one year. Wednesday calling the rebel proposal a Ex-admiral wows panel smell. which the mechanism for perception is odor present. Years of anguish and punch. The two had been convicted on charges “ sinister” plan to obtain power "by forceof warnings against violent anti-government, arms.” anti-U.S. protests. stemming from their attempts last month The students from Chungang University to honor student Jan Palach, who burned on energy confirmation Transplant baby dies fought running battles with police for 40 himself alive to protest the 1968 Soviet-led Kirkland on defensive Altered nerve tissue minutes in front of the Seoul school. They invasion that crushed "Prague Spring” IN BR IEF MADISON, Wis. (AP) — A 16-month-old BAL HARBOUR, Fla. (AP) - AFL-CIO WASHINGTON (AP) - James He said the Bush administra­ Pain Factor also burned an effigy of President Roh reforms. Florida boy who underwent a rare liver and President Lane Kirkland defended Teams­ D. Watkins was headed for a swift tion was devoted to "a future that Tae-woo before dispersing. small intestine transplant on New Year’s Eve Surprisingly, young American ters leaders set for trial next week and vote of approval from the Senate is energy-independent, healthy linked to Alzheimer’s "Punish Chun Doo-hwan and oust Roh Cloth diapers in comeback died from a combination of medical problems adults suffer more aches and dismissed a question about whether using panel considering his confirma­ and safe.” Tae-woo! " the students shouted. Rebels push for plan involving multiple organ failures, officials said. pains than any other U.S. age showgirls as hostesses for a union reception tion as the first career military WASHINGTON (AP) — Diaper services are By Malcolm Ritter like projections into a portion of Watkins pledged to shake up Calvin Oliveira died Wednesday at University group, including those older than Chun Doo-hwan, Roh’s predecessor, MEXICO CITY (AP) - El Salvador's reflected poorly on labor's image. man to head the Energy hoping that a newfound concern with the The Associated Press the brain that is affected by the department’s management of of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics, where the 65. according to the Nuprin Pain stepped down last February and is under leftist rebels contend their offer to lay down Kirkland addressed the questions Wed­ Department. environment might help the cloth variety .stage a Alzheimer’s disease, Taiamo its nuclear weapons complex, a surgery was performed, said spokeswoman Report. Various forms of stress acute criticism for corruption and mis­ their weapons if the government postpones nesday after the president of the union that Watkins, a retired Navy admi­ comeback against disposables. NEW YORK — Researchers said. network of 17 major plants in 12 Greer Sutter. seem to be the most likely deeds during his seven-year next month’s presidential election and held the reception, the National Association ral with broad experience in the ^Perhaps no other product has had such an reported today that abnormal Researchers took nerve tissue states that develop, produce and Dr. Munci Kalayoglu, who performed the causes of their ailments. a'dministration. reduces the military gives them a claim to of Letter Carriers, said he thought the service’s nuclear program, drew impact on child rearing as the plastic and nerve fibers appear in the noses samples from autopsies of nine test nuclear arms for the Pen­ historic liver-intestine transplant, said the The United National Democratic Move­ the moral high ground. women would "help improve” the image of strong praise from nearly every cellulose disposable diaper. But critics say the PERSONS EXPERIENCING PAIN of Alzheimer’s victims, which Alzheimer’s patients. For com­ tagon. Key parts of the complex problems were triggered by respiratory failure. ment. an umbrella organization for more While rebel attacks back home continued his union. member of the Senate Energy disposable diaper, which does not decay when In percent, by age group may permit scientists to study the parison purposes, they also have been shut down for safety "H e’s been really sick and basically failing the than 200 dissident groups, said it is planning unabated, guerrilla commanders cast “ Don't you take some things too se­ and Natural Resources Commit­ buried, has been adding to the country’s garbage illness in living nerve tissue for sampled nasal tissue from auto­ and technical reasons, crippling last two weeks despite everything we could think major anti-American rallies on Monday, themselves in the role of peacemakers riously?” Kirkland said when asked about tee during a three-hour hearing problems since their use became widespread in P I Age 18-24 the first time. psies of nine people of about the the nation’s weapons production of to do for him,” said Dr. William Perloff, head when Bush comes for a five-hour visit. during meetings this week with Salvadoran the Monday night gathering. Wednesday. the 1970s. same ages but without similar and raising the specter of huge of the hospital’s intensive care unit. "In the last The finding may also lead to the The committee is to vote on the An e.stimated 18 billion such diapers are u.sed Age 65-t- disease, and five people who had modernization and cleanup costs. 72 hours, he took a significant turn for the first definitive test for diagnosing nomination next Wednesday. — and disposed of — each year, according to a other brain diseases. worse.” Headache 85% Alzheimer’s in a living patient, Eight of the nine Alzheimer Several members told Watkins He said that while the govern­ new study that was commissioned by the trade said study co-author Barbara samples showed marked produc­ even before questioning him that ment would have to invest billions group for diaper .service companies. The disposable diapers accounted for an estimated Dolphin program cleared Talamo. tion of nerve fibers called neu- Probe of Wright near crucial phase they would vote for him. to upgrade the nuclear facilities, 50% 3.6 million tons of waste last year, about 2 ..... J Alzheimer experts agreed that rites that contained abnormal Although lacking professional the biggest challenge was to WASHINGTON (AP) - The Navy has been Backache studying the nerve tissue may experience in civilian energy, percent of all waste buried in landfills, said the cleared of allegations it mistreated dolphins and proteins. The proteins were ex­ By Jim Drinkard of Wright's problems in the 1990 instill a better attitude in Energy reveal secrets about the brain that the investigation has been investigation. Watkins showed a solid grasp of report by Carl Lehrburger. an expert in waste sea lions being trained for various underwater ...... 1 63% cessively modified by a chemical The Associated Press congressional elections. Edward Department workers responsible disease, for which no cause or politically motivated and he Today’s meeting was sche­ such issues as the future of management. surveillance duties. .. 1 49% process called phosphorylation. Rollins, executive director of the for overseeing weapons produc­ cure is known. But they were asserted that he has violated no duled for Phelan to present the hydroelectric power, prospects The Marine Mammal Commission review Muscle Pains The proteins resembled those WASHINGTON — Republicans National Republican Congres­ tion. The plants are operated skeptical that the tissue, which rules. results of his work and for for using methanol to power cars, team, after what it described as an extensive found in the brains of Alzheimer’s are setting their political sights sional Committee, said the GOP under government contract by 1 62% can be removed under local patients, in tangied structures In a resolution approved last members of the committee to ask and deregulation of natural gas. private companies. survey of Navy facilities and practices, sharply on House Speaker Jim Wright as campaign organization will make Prof: Meteor killed dinos 1 42% anesthetic, would be useful for a within brain cells that are a June 9, the ethics committee — questions. The next step for the criticized a former Navy trainer and other a nine-month ethics investigation sure Wright has a well-financed Stomach Pains diagnostic test. hallmark of the disease, Talamo formally called the Committee on panel will be either to dismiss the ROCHESTER, N Y. (AP) - A University of unidentified sources who charged in November of the Texas Democrat reaches a opponent next year. Talamo is director of the said. Standards of Official Conduct — case, if it finds no rules have been Rochester professor believes he has found the service was guilty of animal abuse. 1 62% crucial stage. "I'm going to make a lot of neurosciences program at Tufts In contrast, samples from only set out to investigate Wright on violated, or to call for a discipli­ evidence that a meteor struck the earth 66 "Tlie review team found the allegations to be 31% The Hou.se ethics committee Democrats stand up and defend __ 1 _ __ J Medical School, and associate two of the 14 comparison patients six counts. They include allega­ nary hearing if Wright is found million years ago, causing the extinction of the substantively lacking,” states the commission’s was meeting today to review for Jim Wright,” Rollins said Wed­ Dental Pains 36% professor of neurology and physi­ tions that he improperly lobbied culpable. dinosaurs and other species. report, released Wednesday by the Navy. showed significant amounts of the first time the voluminous nesday. “ I'm going to give him ology at tlie school and the New the abnormal fibers, and a third for a constituent with whom he Scientists have long debated the cause that J report of an independent counsel the run of his life.” Members of the ethics panel England Medical Center, both in showed a small amount. had financial dealings, that he wiped out the mighty beasts. Some speculate a ' . |14% who has been conducting the The report of independent were asked to clear their calend­ Don’t ignore chronic cough Boston. Those three people were among used campaign and taxpayer meteor hit the earth, while others says volcanic Wright probe since last June. counsel Richard J. Phelan was ars next week to allow for Joint Pains She describes the new research seven non-Alzheimer subjects funds to publish a book on which activity or climatic changes led to the demise of ORADELL. N.J. (AP) — A cough that lasts The panel is expected to decide being held in tight secrecy, and continued meetings. 41% in today’s issue of the British older than 65, noted David Drach- he received $55,000 in royalties, the dinosaurs. longer than four weeks should not be ignored or -J - — within the next week or two many members of the 12-member journal Nature with colleagues man of the University of and that he improperly lobbied Phelan and his staff inter­ Geologist Asish Basu believes a meteor hit suppressed with cough syrup. 4 whether Wright violated House ethics panel said Wednesday they there and scientists from Har­ Massachusetts. officials of the Federal Home viewed 63 witnesses under oath India, causing extensive volcanic activity. He ' Although often a result of inflammation rules by abusing his office for had not yet been able to read it. and a handful of other unsworn bases his conclusion on rocks from central India following a cold, a cough can signal serious SOURCE: Public Communicalions. Inc vard Medical School and the Since the fibers appeared in financial gain, as alleged, and if Loan Bank Board. InfoGraphicft University of Pennsylvania Medi­ But they said they did not expect witnesses in the probe, which which exhibit features suggesting they with­ di.sease. including lung cancer, says Patient e 1986 Nonh America Syndicate. Inc.. three of the seven, they may be so whether to seek punishment of Wright's case to be resolved at Phelan’s report on those and appeared to extend beyond the six stood a large impact, such as a meteor. Care magazine. cal School. present in many people older than the speaker. least for a week. other charges is the product of a specific charges against Wright Alzheimer’s disease is a pro­ 65 who do not have Alzheimer’s, Whatever the outcome of that Wright said he had no knowl­ nearly nine-month preliminary to include his life and political gressive, degenerative illness he said. That raises questions probe. Republicans already are edge of the report or its findings. inquiry, the ethics panel’s equi­ career extending back four that impairs memory, thinking about the fibers’ usefulness in laying plans to make political hay But he reiterated his contention valent of a grand jury decades and behavior. It afflicts an diagnosing the disease, he said. estimated 2.5 million Americans. Peter Davies of the Albert Science study: Think more, memorize less The new study focused on Einstein College of Medicine in nerves found at the top of the nose Bronx, N.Y., also said it is not WASHINGTON (AP) - Ameri­ the report said. “ Without the ability to think ■ Acquire mental habits pre­ within the inner lining, where known whether samples from Ethics commission backs tough rules can students should be taught to The report said it is more critically and independently, citi­ paring them to be inquisitive, they are responsible for detecting living patients would be useful for think more and memorize less if important to master the scientific zens are easy prey to dogmatists, critical participants in the affairs odors. The nerves extend thread­ diagnosis. of the world. WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi­ Wilkey, former federal appel­ government’s top officials. That hibit any honoraria for speeches they are to develop science way of thought than to memorize flimflam artists, and purveyors dent Bush's ethics commission literacy, according to a study facts that are quickly forgotten. of simple solutions to complex The study, called Science for 25.000 priced volumes, all subjects 1 recommendation from the Quad­ Used, Rare. OuId.Prim...Sold & Bought late judge, replied, “ It has to be or articles written about the area All Americans, is the first part of Art says top officials in all three changed. A man just has to decide rennial Commission and Presi­ of one’s federal job. so very few released today by the American Science literacy, it said, is problems," the study said. branches of governmetit should Association of the Advancement essential if Americans are to The report proposes that all a three-part project called Pro­ Humor whether he wants to be a judge or dents Reagan and Bush was are offered. 'n mm' Mutic ject 2061. The first part described curtail their outside income, stop not. That rule fit the ethos of 25 coupled with a proposal that of Science. combat global problems that are high school graduates: Members of Congress, how­ goals for America’s science liter­ Women taking speaking fees, resign from years ago but not now.” members of Congress stop taking The study by AAAS, a private tied to the environment and to ■ Understand how scientific ever, may accept honoraria for acy. The second part, now being Criflt corporate boards and disclose Both Wilkey and Bell recently honoraria. organization that publishes the nature. It also would help citizens endeavors work, and how various Movies speaking or writing on their prepared, is to develop a blue­ more of their personal finances. persuaded Bush’s chief ethics The only former congressman journal Science, says a funda­ evaluate the technology and logic fields relate to each other. Niluri BOOKS congressional duties, and special In its third meeting, the eight- on the ethics panel, former Sen. mental level of science and of proposed solutions to major ■ Be able to view nature and print for achieving the science Indians adviser. White House counsel C. interest groups frequently give National Search for Out-of-PrInt Books member panel on Wednesday Harrison Schmitt of New Mexico, mathematical understanding is problems, the study said. the role of humans in it. literacy goals. Myitsry Boyden Gray, to resign as board them large speaking fees. The tentatively backed some of the said: "As a practical matter essential if American children Nature chairman of his family-owned House allows members to receive Sci Fic Featuring This Week toughest new rules and laws it has communications company. there is no way to divorce these are to be prepared for the future. honoraria up to 30 percent of Antiqun suggested to date. 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CT captured by chairman Malcolm than that used in Congress. Bush be. I want to be with You and my loved confidence in government.” a former federal appellate judge, ones In Your perpetual glory. Amen. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 25. 1989 - 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. (203)84»-3449 R. Wilkey in a comment about has gone further, saying he wants All eight members agreed, summed up the consensus: “ The Thank You for Your love towards me and SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 26. 1989 - 11 A.M. to 5 P.M. ! : J= HOURS; Tuaaday-Saturday banning corporate board mem­ his top officials to receive no my loved ones. Persons must pray the r 4/1 O though they debated and decided practice of honoraria has become .69® : 3 : 11-4:30 p.m. berships. Vice chairman Griffin evil. We’ll let others deal with pay outside earned income. par gal. C. O. D. prayer three consecutive days without : Q : against coupling this recommen­ asking your wish. After third day. wish : O E a! THURSDAY UNTIL 8 PM Bell, the former attorney gen­ Open Daily ’til 10 PM ISO gal. minimum purchaaa General Admission *3.00/with ad *2.50 dation with backing for a pay questions.” On financial disclosure, the will be granted, no matter how dlftlcult It jO! n o Plaaae call for Sunday a eral, pointed out that judges have raise. This change, if adopted, would panel agreed to recommend more Weekends ’til 12 may be. Then promise to publish this di­ Fit. 84 East Exit 58, left at end of Exit, go to third light, turn left, to Burnside ’ w: o E Monday hours been allowed for 25 years to Under enormous public pres­ have a larger impact on Congress reporting than now required for 649-8841 alogue as soon as this favor Is granted. Avenue, turn right to show. New Exit; Rt. 84 West to Rt. 44 Exit 60. to Burnside ■ '’^1 N.B o ; 54: remain on the board of family- sure, Congress recently voted than the executive branch. Exec­ liabilities and for large assets and 171 Spencer St., Mancheiter □ 646-5546 Prlett 8ubl»cl to Chtng0 Avenue about 5 miles to show. E owned corporations. down 50 percent pay raises forthe utive branch rules already pro­ income. MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Feb. 23. 1989 - 9

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OPINION Education plan MARKET REPORT Bush’s deficit maneuver Activity ovei the past 30 trading daycs Agreement Reprimand gets praise under fire by Congress h o ,i 'mv® in & won’t hurt WASHINGTON (AP) - An “ one less Trident submarine or But, he conceded, that “ would Toiim WL of businesses attempt by President Bush to no day care.” require a special tax earmarked needs OK keep his savings and loan rescue Brady also was sharply questi­ solely for the purpose of financing m mwethe WASHINGTON (AP) — A proposal to create a plan from inflating the short­ oned about whether the adminis­ the savings and loan bailout” and retirement federal program to help educate children before term federal deficit will add tration is proposing a big enough “ administration policy and politi­ DOW JONES AVERAGE billions of dollars to the eventual cal reality may rule out this more TM (MH\SEPi5»V. they enter kindergarten is being touted by business 1 rb 77. I9 M rescue to put the industry on a cost, congressional leaders say. sound footing. He said that not direct approach.” leaders who fear a critical shortage of skilled sH iG H 2 ,3 2 7 .5 0 of voters only would the plan provide laborers in the 21st century. LOV, 2 , 2 7 6 . « Bush wants to pay for part of Riegle and the ranking Repub­ By Jack Anderson money to close 350 insolvent Executives from Fairfield, Conn.-based General CLOSE 2 ,2 8 3 .9 3 the restuqby selling $50 billion in lican on his panel. Sen. Jake and Dale Van Atta institutions and meet the commit­ Electric Co., Time Inc., Stride Rite and Goodyear c h a n g e D o w n 4 2 ,5 0 “ off-budget” bonds over the next Garn, R-Utah, said they were Voters of the Eighth Utilities District will r " 1 ' ments on 205 failed S&Ls rescued Tire and Rubber told the Senate Labor and Human three years through a special introducing the 333-page adminis­ WASHINGTON If an Army gun last year,, it would provide $24 soon have the opportunity to make an Resources Committee on Wednesday that fast- government-sponsored corpora­ tration proposal on Wednesday. grunt steps out of line, the Pentagon billion from 1992 through 1999 to important decision. advancing technologies require workers with tion. That way. the government Riegle said he hoped to have a bill comes down like an M-1 tank. But handle the possible failures of The responsibility that falls on them is a when a three-star general messes up, strong educational backgrounds and the ability to could spend $50 billion that would ready for action by the full Senate quickly learn new skills. another 150 weak institutions. heavy one. The decision they make will shape his brass-hatted buddies suddenly not show up on the books as part of by the first week in April. Frank Doyle, senior vice president at General the budget deficit. The Treasury secretary was Gonzalez, despite his reserva­ start making excuses. not only the future of the district but also the scheduled to testify to the House tions about parts of the adminis­ In the case of Lt. Gen. John F. Wall, Electric, said the labor shortage is already hurting future of the town as a whole. Circumstances American industry. IN B R IE F Senate Banking Committee Banking Committee today, while tration plan, intends to introduce former chief of the Strategic Defense Chairman Donald W. Riegle Jr., Federal Reserve Chairman Alan have given those district voters the biggest Command, the Pentagon requested “ The fact is we at GE have sub^stantial difficulty it in the House. in finding job applicants at all levels who meet our D-Mich., said Wednesday that Greenspan was due before Rie­ voice by far in deciding the course of the that the Senate retire him at full rank. Soucy wins free groceries Federal Deposit Insurance requirement of either being ready to work or ready figures compiled by his staff show gle’s panel. relationship between the governments of the Nobody bothered to tell the Senate Corp. Chairman L. William Seid- to train. We find this difficulty to be particularly Elizabeth C. the off-budget mechanism will Riegle told reporters after that Wall had been quietly investi­ cost the government an addi­ Wednesday’s hearing that he was man asked the House Ways and town and the district by eliminating most, if pervasive at entry-level positions where far too Soucy of Coventry y gated by the Army and reprimanded tional $4.6 billion over 30 years. Means Committee on Wednesday not all, of the causes of friction between them. many applicants lack even the most basic skills.” won $1,000 in Stop ^ keeping an open mind, but so far for appearing to give the inside track to extend tax breaks offered to If the agreement worked out over months Doyle said. Shop gift certifi- Meanwhile, James Blum, act­ could find no reason to favor an to a specific company on an Army ing director of the Congressional private buyers of failed S&Ls and “ There is little we at GE can do. on or off the cates in the off-budget arrangement. and months of negotiations is to be contract bid. Perhaps the Pentagon Budget Office, told the House “ If there are advantages, banks. They’re set to expire at the factory floor, in our core manufacturing, high Shoppers PayDay implemented, it needs the approval of the feared that word of Wall’s reprimand Ways and Means Committee that they’re not obvious to me. ... I end of the year. technology or diverse service businesses, with sweepstakes, spon­ would fuel the growing controversy the administration’s plan would think you start from the premise Seidman said the tax breaks boards of directors of both the town and the employees who cannot read, write or count and who sored by Stratmar over military contracting. boost the government’s interest that you ought to keep the cost to a reduce the on-budget cost of district. There appears to be little doubt it will are either unwilling or unable to learn,” he added Systems of New Army investigators confirmed that payments by $100 million to $200 minimum, especially when you rescues and promised to use them get those approvals. Goodyear Chairman Robert Mercer said that in England. Wall invited the senior vice president million a year. and your folks and your neighbors “ to minimize the government’s his tire plants, “ you can’t have a guy who can’t read Soucy is presi­ But the agreement also needs the of an engineering company to sit in on But Treasury Secretary Nicho­ are going to have to pay for this total cost.” or write running a million-dollar tire machine. dent of MNS Con­ endorsement of the district voters, who, a planning session about an upcoming las F. Brady vigorously defended problem, or a large part of it,” he However, Charles A. Bowsher, “ Today’s tire manufacturing is a highly sophisti­ struction Co. in Bush is turning up the warmth Army contract. At the meeting, the arrangement Wednesday be­ head of the General Accounting because they constitute the legislature of the cated, computer-controlled process.” Mercer said. Coventry. She is said. Joseph Braddock, the “ B” in BDM fore Riegle’s committee, which Rep. Henry B. Gonzalez, D- Office, said more direct assist­ district, must make some specific decisions “ We’re no longer running a Charlie Chaplin working toward a too, during his early days in the White International Inc., heard some Inside conducted the first congressional Texas, chairman of the House ance to failed institutions is on details of the accord as well as overall domestic spending, with increases for assembly-line process that looks like a scene out of ma.ster’s degree in By Walter selected social programs, to be House. “ I extend my hand in coopera­ dope that he should not have had hearing on the 2 '/2 -week-old plan. Banking Committee, said in a cheaper. Blum also warned that ‘Modern Times’.” social work at the decision on the principles embodied in it. tion and I believe we can go forward in access to, according to the governm- Brady acknowledged that the 13-page analysis of the Bush plan the current system is attracting balanced by cuts in others — although Sen. Edward M. K en n ed ysa id education University of Con­ Over the years, the voters of the district WASHINGTON - Ronald Reagan his budget doesn’t say which ones, and a bipartisan manner,” he said in one ment investigation. bailout could be financed on- that taxpayers would save $138 some buyers who are most programs for children in the year before kinder­ necticut. She lives used to say that when Congress of his initial messages to Congress. Other Army officials who attended budget through regular, long­ billion over 30 years if Congress interested in obtaining the tax have made it clear they treasure the high neither does he. garten, such as the Perry Pre-school in Michigan in Coventry with wouldn't see the light, he’d make He’d like a tax cut, on capital gains, But he had a special definition. the meeting told government investi­ term Treasury borrowing but directly appropriated the S&L breaks than in operating the degree of direct democracy that and the Brookline (Mass.) Early Education her husband and them feel the heat. President Bush is but nothing so dramatic as Reagan’s Reagan bipartisanship meant Repub- ,. gators that Wall’s decision to invite said that would be at a cost of money. rescued S&Ls efficiently. characterizes district operations. Those Project, have shown that participants are twice as son. trying for warmth instead. income tax reduction. And Bush’s licans plus conservative Democrats Braddock was “ inappropriate” and likely to be literate, twice as likely to have a job. a The PayDay pro­ Elizabeth C. Soucy voters have delegated only limited authority Bush’s first stint of domestic chances of getting the reduction he who were predisposed to go along with “ gave the meeting a bad third less likely to drop out of high school and half as gram combined re­ to their elected representatives. campaigning as president is, like wants are slim to none in the the White House. With that coalition appearance.” likely to be on welfare. fund and promotional offers from a variety of Reagan’s eight years ago, tied tightly Democratic House. vote, he got his spending and tax cuts So what’s the harm of the general’s Government could have hired Thus they have assumed a great The Massachusetts Democrat, chairman of the pruduets. Soucy received her gift certificates to the budget and the economy, but As part of his road show. Bush told and House Democratic leaders little slip-up? Word spread that BDM responsibility of making informed decisions. committee, said a $4,800 investment per child could from Stop & Shop because that is where she with a difference. Reagan sought to each audience about the items for couldn’t do a thing about it. The International had a lock on the $108 Before the voters are asked to cast this translate into savings of $29,000 later in life in normally shops. pressure a half-Democratic Con­ which he wants to increase federal Senate was in Republican hands. million contract to do systems engi­ welfare, social services and other costs. Stratmar is planning two regional-national important vote on their civic future and. along gress. It’s solidly Democratic now, spending — the environment, space, Bush has neither of those advan­ neering for anti-tactical ballistic some S&L crooks unkowningly Under Kennedy’s “ Smart Start” proposal, the Shoppers PayDay programs this year with with it. the future of the entire town, district Senate and House, and the kind of the war on drugs, education, child tages. His bipartisanship means missile research. No one else bo­ federal government would provide grants to states refund events in 10.000 grocery stores. The coalition of Republicans and conser­ care, help for the homeless. working with the Democratic leaders thered to submit a bid. even though leaders will hold meetings to explain and local governments, which would decide events are scheduled to begin May 15 and Sept. By The Assocloted Press ranee Corp. in April 1986 after innocent and that the government vative Democrats that delivered for That’s starting to irk Democrats of House and Senate, not confronting the Strategic Defense Command had provisions of the agreement. whether to provide the early education services 25 this year. Mainland Savings, a Houston has overreacted and overstated Reagan is not in sight for Bush. who say he’s taking credit for them. asked 74 companies if they were District voters should attend those meetings through schools or community-based organizations. Like foxes guarding the high-flier suspected of wides­ the amounts involved because of Reagan was campaigning for a projected increases without saying interested. Pressing his program, Reagan told The federal government would cover 70 percent of chicken coop, some culprits in the pread fraud, was declared insol­ pressure for S&L action following and learn as much as they can about the right turn from the policies of a what he wants cut to pay for it. The Pentagon quietly issued a letter Orders down for durables a Republican crowd “ the battle is on, the program’s costs the first year. 60 percent the savings and loan industry col­ vent. Noons had been a project President Bush’s new plan. question before them. Democratic administration. His first In those speeches, Bush also of reprimand to Wall last March. Two Neither brother was implicated lines are being drawn.” Reagan said second and 50 percent in following years. State and WASHINGTON (AP) — Orders to factories lapse may have been hired by the manager at Mainland, and he post-inaugural address was a nation­ pressed his call for a line-item veto, so months later, the Senate OK’d his in any wrongdoing while at If they consider carefully, they are likely to that when necessary, he’d go over the local governments would pay for the rest. for “ big ticket” durable goods declined 3 federal government to oversee went to FSLIC managing Main­ ally televised speech from the White he and future presidents can veto retirement at full rank. The Senate come to the conclusion that the agreement, heads of Congress, directly to the The legislation calls for a $500 million federal percent in January, the first decrease in four billions of dollars in assets of land assets. Mainland, Berg said. House: in it he declared "w e're in the specific spending items without re­ must approve the retirement of all Regulators have also drawn voters, to get support for his expenditure next year, $750 million in 1991 and $1 months and the biggest drop since last July, the failed thrifts. The Associated On Feb. 8, the FBI arrested worked out in two protracted sets of worst economic mess since the jecting an entire appropriations bill. military officers with three or more proposals. billion in each of the following three years. government reported today. Press has learned. Noons and his 31-year-old twin fire for the hiring of Stuart Jones, negotiations over about two years, is a good Depression.” That isn’t likely to happen, either, stars. Two such officials are now a former real estate loan officer Bush doesn’t talk that way. He says Parents whose income falls below 115 percent of The Commerce Department said demand for brother, Thomas, and charged one. Bush is arguing his case for modest because Congress would lose its You can imagine the senators’ targets of criminal investigations for Richardson Savings & Loan voters want an end to political the poverty line would be able to enroll their durable goods, items expected to last three or them with conspiring to embezzle change with praise, not blame, for ability to force spending upon an surprise when they learned in July Association. It is complicated, and like all compromises bickering. His White House spokes­ children free of charge. Others would pay on a more years, totaled a seasonally adjusted and a federal prosecutor says money from the FSLIC by grossly what went before. “ We’ve made administration. that Wall had left with a blot on his Jones was hired in October as on major issues, it is imperfect. man said the budget speeches were sliding scale, based on family income, up to full cost $128,06 billion in January, down from $132.06 he’s confident there will be more. undervaluing Mainland loans ac­ tremendous progress and I mean to The chairman of the Senate Budget record. Sens. Sam Nunn, D-Ga., and deputy director of the bank board But if there had ever been a simple, perfect intended to underscore those aims, Two-thirds of the funds and half of the slots would billion in December, “ Some people feel they can quired by the FSLIC and then build on that progress," he said in the Committee, James Sasser of Tennes­ John Warner. R-'Va., demanded an take advantage because the sys­ in charge of disposing of the not to pressure Congress. be reserved for poor children. Orders in virtually all major industry selling them to two Houston solution, there would never have been a first of three speeches on the budget see, remarked that Bush wants explanation from then-Defense Secre­ agency’s massive real estate “ We need to upgrade all aspects of our education categories were down, particularly in the tem is currently overloaded by companies on behalf of problem. last week. line-item veto but won’t but won’t “ It’s an attempt to explain to the tary Frank Carlucci. system, and one of Jhe most important steps is to volatile transportation and defense categories. investigations,” said U.S. Attor­ themselves. portfolio, despite criminal refer­ The president said his purpose was deliver a line-item budget. American people that he intends to Carlucci maintained that no one begin at the beginning, by placing special emphasis Much of last month’s decline was due to a 7.2 ney Marvin Collins, who’s been One package of 16 loans was rals to the FBI about his conduct "to talk as directly as possible to the There are other signs of strain, but work with the Congress,” said Marlin was trying to pull the wool over the at Richardson, officials said. on early-childhood education,” Kennedy said. percent fallback in transportation orders, working on S&L fraud since the valued by Philip Noons at $1,500, American people,” in speeches to a both the administration and Congress Fitzwater, the White House press senator’s eyes, and he promised that In December, when officials in which had surged 22.1 percent in Decem’oer mid-1980s. “ We’ll be very atten­ prosecutors said, while the business group in Manchester, N.H., still are talking about cooperation secretary. “ All the indications we in the future the Pentagon would brief Washington learned about the due to high demand for aircraft and autos. tive to them.” FSLIC said the package is legislators in South Carolina and rather than confrontation. Bush have are that the Congress intends to senators if it had adverse information request for an FBI probe made by Excluding transportation, orders in all other The Federal Home Loan Bank actually worth $1.6 million. In Times not easy college students in St. Louis. stressed that in his speeches, making work with us ... to try to solve this about an officer who was up for Dallas regulators, Jones was Filing ’88 taxes categories were down 1.2 percent last month. Board hired as many as 800 another case, the brothers paid Reagan’s first term economic- bipartisanship a refrain at each stop. problem.” retirement. people — a “ high percentage” of $692,821 for a loan worth $4 transferred to a post that does not wares were a 25-percent, 3-year lax It was a theme at the Capitol, too. Wall’s case will be the subject of a them from failed S&Ls — without million, the FBI said. handle selling assets, Fulwider for Duke, Kitty cut, drastic reductions in domestic "You gel an A for mood,” Sen. Walter R. Mears, vice president and Senate hearing Friday on military by computer Bank increases dividend performing background checks, The Noons’ attorney, David said. The investigation continues, spending, and sharp increases for Bennett Johnston of Louisiana told columnist for The Associated Press, regulations limiting the flow of government and industry offi­ Berg, says that his clients are he said. defense. budget director Richard G. Darman. has reported on Washington for more information to contractors. In letters Directors of the Glastonbury Bank & Trust cials said. It hasn’t been an easy time of late for Gov. Bush wants a flexible freeze on Reagan talked of bipartisanship. than 25 years. to the Oversight of Government Co. have voted a 14 percent increase in the When employees of failed speeds returns bank’s regular quarterly dividend. Michael Dukakis and his wife, Kitty. Management subcommittee. Wall thrifts are hired as regulators, says BDM did not benefit by having Effective April 3. the per-share quarterly He lost the November presidential election “ that’s a risk, sure,” acknowl­ Braddock at the meeting. Neither WASHINGTON (A P) — The promise of a quick dividend will increase 2 cents to 16 cents. edged bank board spokesman Bill by 8 million votes to George Bush after a Open Forum Braddock nor BDM has been accused refund is prompting more and more Americans to The bank said this is the 12th consecutive Fulwider. brutal election that left him black and blue of violating the law. have their tax returns filed electronically, leading year in which dividends have been increased, Still, he added, “ The assump­ One of Wall’s associates described in January, the bank announced record 1988 tion is it’s generally not their fault and returned to Massachusetts to face a positive high school experience for the IRS to hope that the paper return will soon pu.shing the coffee cart, and assisting the general as “ bullheaded” with a earnings of $2.2 million with year-end a.s.sets of the institution went down. They financial crisis that forced him to recommend other homosexual students and for all become a thing of the past for millions. Hospital auxiliary in the emergency room. reputation for getting the job done. It tore than $260 million. understand the assets, and they an unpopular tax-hike plan. He also decided students. We all have a lot to learn Through last week, the Internal Revenue Service Whether you have the time to may have been that personality trait have expertise that’s valuable.” welcomes members about handling our homophobia and had received 510,000 returns electronically — not to run again for re-election as governor. volunteer or not, the Manchester that prompted him to jump the gun almost as many as were filed in all of 1988. Only Two cases illustrate the Memorial Hospital Auxiliary would achieving our own personal growth GE gets new Japan order Kitty Dukakis, feeling the letdown of the with BDM — an act that even his own 120,000 electronic returns were filed during the pitfalls. To the Editor: like to have you as a member. Our and integrity. election, began to drink at home. She has lawyer told us was a political comparable period last year: the IRS expects as EVENDALE. Ohio (AP) — General Electric Philip S. Noons was hired by the annual dues are only $7, and once you I can suggest to this young man’s since gone into a residential alcohol treatment How many people are aware of how “ boo-boo.” many as 2 million by the time this year’s filing Co. has received an order from All Nippon Federal Savings & Loan Insu- join, you will receive Communique parents that the most effective and Our associate Stewart Harris has big a role the auxiliary plays in season ends on April 17. Airways of Japan for G E’s CF6-80C2 engines to program in Newport, R.I. Mrs. Dukakis has our newsletter. The newsletter will useful way of dealing with the distress making a hospital run smoothly? At learned that Wall’s retirement Electronic filing is available this year in 36 states power 20 Boeing 747-400 jets. shown her courage by recognizing her keep you abreast of upcoming events of very mixed sorts that often arises Manchester Memorial Hospital, from brought cries for reform at the but only to taxpayers who are expecting a refund Fairfield-ba.sed GE said Wednesday that the and provide you with general infor­ when a person “ comes out” is to go to Debt growing problem and doing whatever it takes to cure the time you enter and are greeted by Pentagon. Army regulations require and whose returns are prepared by a professional. If sale, together with earlier orders from All mation about the hospital. meeting PFLAG. a national organiza­ that if a person is under investigation, it. The effort will continue upon her release a lobby receptionist, helped during you like, you may avoid another bit of paperwork by Nippon, brings the airline’s total order from If you would like to join, send your tion of Parents and Friends of his or her file is flagged so no your stay by a ward clerk, and having your refund deposited electronically into the company to more than $3 billion. Delivery at faster rate from the rehab program. check for $7 annual or $100 life Lesbians and Gays, where there is a personnel action is taken until the escorted to your car when you leave, your bank account. of the order is to begin in 1992. The engines will The governor, meanwhile, shows similar membership with your name and lot of understanding, information, investigation is settled . Wall’s file was NEW YORK (AP) - The U.S. you are being assisted by the Next year, electronic filing will be available in all be produced at GE’s plant in Evendale, a courage by forging ahead, taking what he address to MMH Auxiliary, 36Haynes education and support. Meetings in not flagged during the investigation. government is going into hock volunteers of the Manchester Memor­ 50 states. But if IRS planners have their way, that Cincinnati .suburb. St., Manchester 06040, or pick up a the Hartford area are held on the third After Wall’s retirement sailed faster than the eye can follow. A feels are the proper measures for the state. ial Hospital Auxiliary. will be only the beginning. They are researching the' The CF6-80C2 engine has been in commercial brochure at the Mary Cheney Library Wednesday of every month at 7:30 through, June Gibbs Brown, the new digital readout unveiled by a You may not agree with it, but you have to You don’t have to be a patient to feasibility of: service for about three years. In that time, oral the hospital and enclose the form p.m. at Immanuel Congregational weak-kneed inspector geneal for the real estate developer shows the admire his strength at a particularly tough take advantage of the services offered ■ Allowing taxpayers who don’t get refunds total sales of the engine are valued at more with your check. Church House, 10 Woodland St., Defense Department, tried to take national debt jumping by $8,000 a by the auxiliary. Our Community (about 22 percent of all filers) to file electronically. than $7 billion, with orders from 43 customers time. Support your local community Hartford. corrective action after the fact. She second, a rate that made the last Outreach program offers help to They would pay the balance due with a credit card, to power 3,50 jets. hospital. proposed that the Army. Navy and Air four numbers a blur. 1 families in difficulty through the but that would require congressional approval. All Nippon placed its initial order for GE Sylvia M. Helfrick Force refer allegations against mil­ Below the main number that — The Beverly (Mass.) Times Parents Anonymous Program. Our ■ Permitting taxpayers to file directly from their engines last October. It was for engines to Mallorie Ostrowltz 14 Westminster Road, Manchester itary brass to her office for investiga­ depicted the spiraling $2.7 trillion Care Call program provides an home computer into the IRS computer. This would power six 747 jets to be delivered in 1990 and Auxiliary Membership Chairman tion. The idea went down like a B-1 national debt on a building in in-home emergency response system require perfection of computer software and a 1991. Glastonbury bomber when the services heard midtown Manhattan was a se­ which permits people at health risk to system of protecting the privacy of the electronic about it. Each branch of the service cond figure tracking each Ameri­ return. live at home. has its own investigative shop, and it’s can family’s share of the in­ Social and educational programs Letters to the editor An electronic return usually produces a refund Fuel standards due soon easier to cover up wrongdoing by check within about 18 days, compared with five or debtedness — over $41,000, and are offered to our members. This past The Manchester Herald welcomes WASHINGTON (AP) — Transportation oKicers if Brown’s office is kept in the six weeks for a paper return. The IRS benefits, too, growing. fall, the auxiliary organized a bus trip original letters to the editor. Secretary Samuel Skinner vows fast action on dark. from fewer errors and less paperwork. Over 10 The readout, dubbed The Na­ to New York City to see the Degas A moving letter Letters should be brief and to the setting fuel-economy standards for 1990 cars years the IRS anticipates electronic filing will save tional Debt Clock, was unveiled exhibit at the Metropolitan Museum point. They should be typed or neatly and suggests he may not be bound by $200 million in processing costs. Wednesday by Seymour B. Durst, Just recently, on Jan. 28. our annual about homophobia handwritten, and. for ease in editing, Contra waiting precedent. If 18 days is too long to wait for a refund, many a real estate developer who has dinner-dance was held at the Hartford should be double-spaced. Letters Sources close to Secretary of State “ A new secretary of transportation has the To the Editor: professional preparers are offering refund- been campaigning publicly Club. Luncheons are held several must be signed with name, address James Baker say he is not interested opportunity to start with a clear slate as anticipation loans. against governmental debt for a times a year offering the opportunity and daytime telephone number (for in continued support of the Nicara­ regards (fuel economy) standards,” Skinner I am deeply moved by the letter in For example. Dollar Dry Dock Bank of New York decade. to meet with fellow auxilians and verification). guan Contras, but his hardline advis­ told the House Transportation appropriations the Herald published Friday, Feb. 17. has a 40-state network that produces a refund check Durst, 75, started warning enjoy a nice meal and hear a speaker The Herald reserves the right to edit ers are warning him not to dismiss the subcommittee on Wednesday. “ I start with a headlined. “ No help at MHS, ju.st within three to five days. The return can be about the debt by sending a New talk about health-related issue. letters in the interests of brevity, role the Contras can play in a peace clear slate.” homophobia” (fear of homosexuals). prepared by the taxpayer, by Dollar Dry Dock Year’s card to government and Most of our activities raise money clarity and taste. settlement. Nicaraguan President The Transportation Department and its The writer is a homosexual student professionals or any preparer. Just filing the return business leaders in 1980. At that for the hospital, and without the.se Address letters to: Open Forum, Daniel Ortega is willing to negotiate subsidiary agency, the National Highway time, as the card pointed out. the who graduated from MHS in June — not filling it out — costs $45. funds Manchester Memorial would Manchester Herald. P.O. Box 591, peace in the region because he is Traffic Safety Administration, last yearset the 1988. He has entered college and been The bank sends a check for the refund to the debt was $914 billion and each not be nearly as pleasant a commun­ Manchester 06040. weak, and he is weak because of the corporate average fuel-economy standard for family’s portion was $11,362. able to “ come out of the closet,” taxpayer, who in effect is getting an interest-free ity hospital as it currently is. People Contra civil war. Some of the Baker’s 1989 cars at 26.5 miles per gallon of gasoline, 1 Durst said it cost his Old York disclose his homosexuality, and find loan until the IRS check arrives. are needed to run these programs, so advisers are arguing that it was mpg below the 27.5 mpg level mandated by the Foundation about $120,000 to set undenstanding and support. 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Found*d In 1U1 government to take steps toward must attain. where the ball drops at midnight his experience in our community and large franchise preparer, offer the “ instant 643-6294 Help is always welcomed in our PENNY M SIEFFERT...... Publisher democracy. on New Year’s Eve. thrift shop, the Penny Saver, located particularly in our high .school. I hope GEORGE T. CHAPPELL...... Editor refund.” on Purnell Place in Manchester, as that a lot of useful sharing and DOUGLAS A. BEVINS.. .. Executive Editor Jack Anderson and his associate. 1989 by N f A Inc well as in the hospital, where the discussion wili take place, because of MARIE P GRADY...... City Editor Dale Van Atta, are syndicated colum­ many choices include working in the this .student’s openness, that will ALEXANDER GIRELLI... . Asioclele Editor nists. DANGEROUS LIAISONS gift shop, giving hospital tours. result in le.ss di.stressing and more 10 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Feb. 23. 1989 -iHaurhrslrr HrraW Doctor Driver enters Writers Utility LOCAL Section 2, Page 11 From page 1 From page 1 From page 1 guilty pleas SPORTS Thursday, Feb. 23, 1989 dedication to life.” have only begun — you will have Hampshire officials, the utility & S T A T E Ferguson called for Hashmi to to kill us all.” and its creditors broke off in be removed from his position as However, in Los Angeles, December, and Public Service on in fatal crash director of respiratory services. where Alvin Toffler, Betty Frie- Dec. 27 filed a reorganization NATO to hear research A man who stole a truck and caused a six-car The Herald story, published dan and others gathered at a proposal under which it would accident which killed a South Windsor man and Saturday after a Friday inter­ Lee Langston of Manchester, an engineer at reading held by the PEN Center seek federal regulation and gain critically injured a Manchester woman in No­ the University of Connecticut, will present his Boggs main topic at Sox camp view, reported that Hashmi said West, science fiction writer.Ray higher rate increases than the vember pleaded guilty Tuesday to second-degree he endorsed the execution of research on jet engine aerodynamics to Bradbury counseled calm in the state is willing to offer. manslaughter with a motor vehicle while Rushdie. The Journal Inquirer members of a National Atlantic Treaty face of the Iranian threat. He State officials have offered rate intoxicated. By Dave O'Hara story, published Monday follow­ Organization advisory group. involving unidentified Boston play­ stressed the historiciies between increases totaling 22 percent over John Britto, of no certain address, also pleaded The Associated Press Langston will present his research in August ers and instances during spring ing a telephone interview that Western and Middle Eastern five years, and say the rates guilty in Hartford Superior Court to second-degree day, quoted Hashmi as saying he to NATO’s advisory group for aerospace training where players would have culture. Public Service seeks would drive assault with a motor vehicle while intoxicated and WINTER HAVEN. Fla. - Even research and development. The meeting will sex with girlfriends “ down the hall would prefer to forfeit his job at "Let’s guarantee that all of our away customers and prove coun­ using a motor vehicle without the owners before practice, some of the players be held in Luxembourg. from their wives or at a hotel down the hospital rather than abandon libraries remain intact. ... We’ve terproductive. Public Service were talking about the story. Then permission. the street.” his public statements that Rush­ got Hitler and Gengis Khan and seeks the equivalent of a one-time Langston is one of 24 scientists who will there was a closed-door meeting Sentencing is scheduled for April 6, when the state Boggs said he was not concerned die should be killed. Lyndon Baines Johnson up there increase of about 30 percent. speak at the conference, which is held every where Wade Boggs apologized will recommend a 10-year sentence. At that time, about fan reaction. The Courant today quoted but we don’t take them off the Hoping to keep the upper hand three to five years. His research examines again. And then the Red Sox tried to Britto’s lawyer will argue for a lesser sentence. I- “ I ’m the same person I ’ve been Hashmi as saying that his re­ shelves,” Bradbury said. in its bankruptcy reorganization secondary, unsteady air flow in modern go on with business as usual. turbine engines. South Windsor police said Britto stole a and will continue to be,” he said. marks had been taken out of “ They’re all monsters in their through an extension of the But the topic of the day at Chain refrigerator truck on Nov. 12 from Paul’s “ I ’m not going to go into a shell context and that he had never own way but we ... learn from the “ exclusivity period” for its res­ O’Lakes Park was anything but Distributors on Kennedy Road in South Windsor and because of adversity." endorsed the Ayatollah Khomei­ monsters of history.” tructuring proposal. Public Ser­ usual. On Wednesday, news organi­ Most want frats abolished rear-ended a 1983 Ford Escort, killing the driver But Dwight Evans, the senior ni’s call for the assassination of In both Boston and New York, vice this week is trying to show zations received copies of the first Glen Christensen, 19. player on the Red Sox, disagreed. Rushdie. demonstrators rallied in front of installment of a Penthouse maga­ Yacos that prospects remain for a MIDDLETOWN (A P) — Two-thirds of the Christensen, a 1987 graduate of South Windsor “ It doesn’t really matter what I Hashmi was quoted in The B. Dalton and Barnes & Noble quick and peaceful resolution to zine article based on the allegations’ female students at Wesleyan University think High School, was a sophomore at Eastern think," Evans said. “ It’s what the Courant as saying, “ As a Muslim bookstores. the case. of Boggs’ former lover. Margo all-male fraternities should either be forced to Connecticut State University at the time of his fans think. As far as I ’m concerned, and a human being, I would not Those bookstore chains, which Adams. State officials. Consolidated admit women or abolished, while only 38 death. it’s over. The man said he’s sorry. even want to hurt a person. As a are under common ownership, Adams details her four-year affair and other Public Service credi­ percent of male students feel that way, The accident, which occurred between Hillside That’s all you can do. You go on with person, even more so. I do not had pulled the book from their tors and Northeast Utilities op­ with Boggs, the alleged sexual likes according to a survey conducted by the Drive and Ayers Road in South Windsor, caused life.” follow Khomeini, and I am not for shelves last week. However, they and dislikes of Boston players and pose the extension, charging that school’s student newspaper. Christensen’s car to catch fire, police said. Bob Stanley wanted to put the killing this guy Salman Rushdie.” reversed themselves later Wed­ accuses Boggs of making racist Public Service is stalling. The telephone survey of 225 students Also injured in the accident was Phyllis Lateano, Adams controversy behind him. as “ We stand by the reporting of nesday and said they would have remarks. Adams, suing Boggs for To reach a decision, Yacos conducted by the Wesleyan Argus also found of 28 Concord Road, Manchester. She was in one of did most teammates. the story, as it was published,” "The Satanic Verses” in stock in $12 million, is guaranteed at least said. “ This court has to know that 84 percent of students think the adminis­ three other cars and a parked pickup truck involved “ We have to weather this,” Mike the Herald’s executive editor, about 10 days. $100,000 from Penthouse for the whether there are real negotia­ tration is doing only a fair or poor job in dealing in the chain reaction Britto caused, police said. Green well said. “ Whatareyou going Doug Bevins, said today. “ We The decision was made at “ the story, with another $400,000 in bonus tions going on and whether they with the fraternity question. The survey has a Lateano suffered a broken sternum, back, ribs, a to do. fall apart over one person would welcome another chance to urging of an overwhelming ma­ possibilities depending on sales. are going anywhere.” margin of error of plus or minus 8 percent. collapsed lung and a broken foot in the accident. She without credibility? She’s just mak­ talk with Dr. Hashmi,” he said. jority of ... store managers and Boggs talked to reporters after a Public Service’s chief bank­ The role played by the school’s five all-male was released from the hospital Thanksgiving Day. ing things up to tel] a story. She’s Chris Powell, managing editor em ployees,” according to a three-hour workout, but did not ruptcy lawyer. Richard Levin, fraternities has received much attention on “ I almost didn’t make it,” Lataeno said today looking for publicity and money and of the Journal Inquirer, said his statement. called as his first witness Davis, campus, particularly after two freshmen were from her Windsor Locks business. answer questions. He said he had not newspaper also stood by its story. seen the article and “ to tell the truth she’s getting it. It’s unfortunate The Waldenbooks chain, the president of Consolidated Utili­ charged with interfering with firefighters Lateano said she continues to recover from the AP photo I don’t really know if I want to read there are people in the world who try “ It’s fine with me if he says he nation’s largest, continued its ties & Communications Inc. With responding to a false alarm at a fraternity accident. She attends physical therapy three times was misquoted, but what’s he to hurt other people. Wade apolog­ policy of not displaying the book banking giant Citicorp. Consoli­ party last month. a week, but will suffer permanent disabilities from it” going to tell the Ayatollah now,” BLOCKS — Robert Parish of the Celtics ’T v e spoken with everybody ized last year to us and in the papers. but selling it on request. The New dated owns key Public Service the accident. Powell said today. that’s involved and everything is AP photo He’s apologized again. As far as I ’m York Times reported in today’s third-mortgage bonds. She said she would like Britto to receive at least blocks a shot during Wednesday night’s Hashmi’s comments were fine,” the five-tim e American LOVER REVEALS ALL — Margo Adams, right, former love of concerned, it’s a dead issue.” editions, however, that because Since filing its restructuring Refund bill Is planned the maximum sentence for the accident. game with the Sacramento Kings. The the article does contain what sought by the Herald as part of a some of the 1,200-store chain’s plan. Public Service has said it League batting champion said. Boston third baseman Wade Boggs, left, appears in this photo state Reps. John W. Thompson, D- Britto was on probation in connection with a Celtics snapped a five-game losing Adams describes as Boggs’ thoughts series of interviews with promi­ managers objected to the ban, was continuing negotiations with “ Everything that happened today Manchester. and Joseph D. Courtney, D- second-degree larceny conviction at the time of the streak with a 99-91 victory. which is featured in the April issue of Penthouse Magazine. on other players, past and present; nent Manchester Moslems. Waldenbooks president quietly its Consolidated and other credi­ was very uneventful. No words were Vernon, are developing a bill requiring nursing accident, said William Flower, director of commun­ — Of Canseco, who was reported to Hashmi suggested a meeting at sent a memo Friday giving them tors. But state officials refused to said or anything like that. It was just homes to refund deposits and overpayments to ications with the state Department of Corrections, problem.” In the story, Adams said Boggs have taken steroids last year by the Islamic Center of Hartford. At the option of displaying the book. join the talks, saying the com­ business as usual ... Everything’s clients upon 30 days written notice after Kevin F. Rennie, an attorney for Christensen’s Red Sox general manager Lou made a racist remark about team­ Washington Post sports writer Tho­ the center, Hashmi appeared In San Francisco, vandals pany and its creditors were not going smoothly” discharged. family, said today he will argue for the 10-year Gorman, called a “ bastard” by mate Jim Rice, was extremely mas Boswell, Adams said: “ I had calm while giving a prepared spray-painted the word “ co­ being realistic in their demands. Celtics spoil But in batting practice Boggs The bill has cleared the Human Services maximum sentence for Britto. Boggs in the article, accepted an jealous of New York Yankees first told Wade that I thought he was statement, referring to index wards” on the windows of a B. Davis disclosed Wednesday managed just one outfield fly in 27 Committee. It is in response to complaints that apology. baseman Don Mattingly, and felt handsome, and Wade said ‘Well, he cards which he pulled from his Dalton and a Waldenbooks store. that talks with the company on pitches. deposits were not be returned upon discharge “ Wade went around to each Red Sox pitcher Roger Clemens takes steroids. That’s the only way shirt pocket. He and Rahman In Birmingham, Ala., the nation's rates broke off during the first “ I don’t think it will have an effect or cancellation of a bed reservation. individual and everything appeared acted like “ Mr. Perfect.” he can hit like that.’’’ then answered questions. fourth largest bookstore chain, week of February. Town eyes lease Tisdale debut on the team,” Boston manager Joe Thompson is the committee’s vice chairman, fine,” Gorman said. “ He apologized Adams also said Boggs believed — Of Williams: “ (He) was a guy Hashmi, president of the Is­ Bookland, Inc., said it would “ That particular effort is not Morgan said. “ You can tell the guys while Courtney is chairman. and denied the statement attributed Jose Canseco of the Oakland Athlet­ that thinks he knows everything lamic Center, told The Courant continue to stock “ The Satanic going forward.” Davis told Levin. were not shook up. It was not very The bill is now being considered by the Public to him, saying he has the greatest ics used steroids and thought Hall of about hitting and doesn’t .... (Boggs) that when the Herald interview Verses.” He said another meeting was held to house strays disruptive today and I hope it took place at the center, “ everyb­ Health Committee. with the Kings continues that w ay” respect for me. The general feeling Famer Ted Williams “was a guy didn’t even like the connotation that The New York reading, spon­ Thursday on other matters, but his hitting had anything to do with ody was up in arms.” He said, “ If Morgan said that he had “ told in the clubhouse was ‘Let’s put this that thinks he knows everything sored by PE N American Center, he declined to elaborate, saying BOLTON — The Board of Selectmen has agreed to Ted Williams.’’ anybody has said anything dero­ Wade that he had to deal with the behind us. let’s go out and play ball.’ about hitting and doesn’t.” Article 19 and The Authors Guild, the participants have agreed to begin negotiating a lease with a local kennel SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP)- Wayman Tisdale — Of former teammate Bob gatory, it is at an emotional Cop wins struggle for gun people involved.” I haven’t read the article, but you’ve She also graphically describes the featured authors Susan Sontag, confidentiality. Davis said no operator to house strays dogs in town until the town Ojeda, now with the New York Mets: level.” says he felt like a “ mummy” during the first three “ We’re behind him and right now got to remember she’s the one sex lives of Boggs and several Anthony Lukas, E.L. Doctorow, further talks are scheduled. HARTFORD (AP) — A policeman struggled can build its own pound. “ Wade couldn’t stand him. He Also present during much of the quarters of his debut with the Sacramento Kings. it’s his problem,” Morgan said. “ If it saying things, not Boggs. He and I teammates she does not identify. John Gregory Dunne and Joan He also said, however, that for his life with a man who grabbed the officer’s The town has been without a permanent pound thought he was a baby.” interview were Ismael Bhura, the Then he took the wraps off to spark a late affects the team, then it’s my get along very well” She details incidents of threesomes Didion, among others. Consolidated and Public Service loaded gun in a hospital emergency room and since June, when Applewood-Yankee Kennels on secretary of the Islamic Center; Sacramento rally before the Kings had to accept a Robert Massie, president of were close to agreement on the threatened to kill everyone in his way. police Route 44 changed ownership. Rocky and Jan Smith, 99-91 defeat from the Boston Celtic.^ on Wednesday Rahman, the religious leader of The Authors Guild, called on ceiling for rates. said. the new owners of the kennel, renamed Connecticut night. the center; and Mohammad writers to have their books pulled Northeast’s senior vice presi­ During the struggle Wednesday night at Trails Kennels, do not want stray dogs housed with Tisdale scored 15 of his 17 points in the final Dawas, a member of the center. from any bookstore that pulled dent for finance, Robert Busch, Hartford Hospital, the man pulled the trigger theirs for fear the strays will pass on contagious quarter as the Kings chipped away at a 29-point All three made statements during Rushdie’s book. Mailer and Gay testified Wednesday afternoon of Patrolman John Strycliarz’s gun repeatedly diseases to their animals. Coventry girls can’t handle Cromwell deficit they accumulated with 1:49 remaining in the the meeting supporting the exe­ Talese said they supported such a that Public Service “ has been while the officer kept the fold of skin between However, the Smiths have offered the town cution of Rushdie. third period, move. unresponsive to talking with us in his thumb and forefinger against the hammer options to lease land next to the facility. Additional The halftime reading was 31-16 in Cromwell’s Some other Moslem leaders in "When I got in there, I wanted to pump the players By Len Auster “ It’s the most important issue general.” He said Public Service of the weapon, preventing it from firing. stalls would be built on the property by the kennel advantage. The only trouble Cromwell was in was Connecticut have said they do not up,” Tisdale said. ’ ’When you’re playing that bad. Manchester Herald in my lifetime as an American delayed many months before No shots were fired, but it took a hospital owners for the stray animals, said Helen M. Kemp, Scholastic roundup foul difficulty with starters Beth Bartolotta (9 agree with what Hashmi was you can’t do anything but play better. I want to do writer,” said Talese. turning over financial informa­ employee and a state police trooper visiting his town administrative assistant. — see page 12 points) and Robyn AIsup each with three personals. reported to have said. what ever it takes to give the fans their money’s ROCKY H ILL — By the time Coventry High got Sontag said the authors must tion Northeast requested. Public hospitalized wife to help the officer disarm the The town would pay a daily fee to cover the into the Charter Oak Conference Girls’ Basketball That, however, didn’t prove to be a problem in the In today’s telephone interview, worth.” display “ solidarity, complicity Service denies stalling. man. feeding and care of the strays and utilities, Kemp Tournament clash with Cromwell High, it was over. second half. The Panthers, with 6-foot freshman Rahman suggested that the con­ Tisdale had the second longest playing time of any and co-responsibility” with Rush­ Northeast on Jan. 12 made said. A late 13-0 run by the Patriots only made it they’d have trouble” said Panther Coach Mike Kristen McCory dumping in her six points in the troversy over Hashmi’s state­ die. She read a statement from public its Public Service buyout Kemp said the town has also considered building a King- 31 minutes. He shared high rebounder honors third stanza, extended their margin to 50-28 through ments was a result of media respectable with the Panthers posting a 60-45 Pitruzzello. Rushdie’s American-born wife, offer, which it says is worth $2 Grand jury indicts three town pound at the town garage which is slated for with Harold Pressley. Both had 9. 24 minutes of play. misinterpretation. Local news­ victory in the opening semifinal Wednesday n'ght at “ The last two times we weren’t as successful writer Marianne Wiggins, who is billion if Seabrook operates. renovation in two years. “ I felt like a mummy out there in the first three Rocky Hill High. (with the press). I don’t know if we took it that “ We talked about not getting into a big hole. That papers used the terms “ assassi­ HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — A federal grand in hiding with her husband. Busch said Northeast is discuss­ The town hopes to build its own pound on town quarters,” Tisdale said. ” I wasn’t used to a lot of It’ll be an all-COC West Division championship seriously. Tonight the kids did a real nice job” happened the first two games (39-33 and 44-40 nation” and “ death warrant” in jury has returned a four-count indictment “ Writers everywhere have ing possible revisions to the property in two or three years at an estimated cost their offensive action. By the fourth quarter I was with Cromwell, defending postseason champs, Cromwell’s lead was 17-9 after one period with Cromwell wins). We talked about starting well. But paraphrasing Hashmi’s com­ against three men charged in the illegal been weighed and measured by proposal with Public Service of $18,000 to $20,000, according to First Selectman able to relax.” opposing Portland High, a 53-34 winner over RHAM super sub Lea Marchinkoski hitting for seven it wasn’t until midway through the fourth quarter ments, so American readers got the edictfrom iran,” Ms. Wiggins creditors. transfer of an explosive device, U.S. Attorney Sandra W. Pierog. Indiana traded Tisdale and the team’s second- until we started playing well.” Dimmock said. the impression that local Mos­ Stanley A. Twardy Jr. said. High, Saturday night at 8 at Rocky Hill High. points, including a 3-pointer, for Cromwell. “ She’s said. “ We are a dangerous breed Busch also said Northeast has a Pierog said she will be looking for money to fund round draft choice in 1990 or 1991 to the Kings in “ We never had five kids who seemed ready to play one of the more talented players on the team. 1 Melina Gallitto (10 points). Bartolotta, and space lems were advocating terrorism, Named in the indictment Wednesday were and always have been, because Public Service reorganization the project. Selectmen had said in September there exchange for LaSalle Thompson and Randy until the last four minutes.” said Coventry Coach consider that we have six starters,” Pitruzzello eater Mary Webster (14 points, 12 rebounds) Rahman said. proposal ready to file with the Charles R. Schwab. 56. of Springfield, Mass., words outlive their authors. ... were no funds in last year’s budget to cover the cost Wittman on Monday. Ray Dimmock, who saw his club slip to 15-6heading said. combined to up Cromwell’s edge to 56-30 with 6>/i Reports of Khomeini’s call for bankruptcy court if Yacos ends Ronald A. West, 32. of East Windsor, and Only fear can stop a writer’s of a new pound. Kevin McHale scored 25 points as the Celtics into the state tournament. The Patriots are The Patriots had all kinds of trouble with the minutes to go. Coventry, led by Maura Danehy, who Rushdie’s death, and the offer of a the exclusivity period Edward Pignone. 34. of Windsor Locks. writing. Only fear can stop a book Selectmen Michael A. Zizka and Carl A. Preuss defending state Class S champions. Rankings and Panther pressure. They had a dozen turnovers after had seven of her game-high 16 points in the stretch, $5.2 million bounty by one of the ’Twardy said. snapped a five-game losing streak. Reggie Lewis from being sold.” In a brief filed late Tuesday, have been assigned to work with the kennel owners pairings will be released Friday. one period and 24 by halftime. They finished with 40. ran off 13 in a row before Bartolotta ended the ayatollah’s clerics, have been The first count charges all three men with added 22 and Robert Parish 18 points for the Celtics. About 25 Moslems protested Levin charged that “ Northeast’s on the lease, Pierog said. Cromwell, 19-2, created all kinds of problems in Why so much trouble? “ (Because) we tried drought with a free throw with 1:51 left. included in the stories about conspiracy to make a destructive device, Pressley topped Sacramento with 19 while Kenny across the street, carrying signs plea for the ability to proceed Jan Smith said today that no one from the town the opening stanza for Coventry with its pressure dribbling the ball through it inside of passing it past Hashmi. This has led readers to with its own plan is merely a way Twardy said. Smith had 16 points. reading, “ Satanic Verses is blas­ has contacted her for quite some time but defense. “ I knew if we could press them enough, their pressure,” Dimmock explained. See COVENTRY, page 12 associate Hashmi and his group phemous” and “ Rushdie is a of putting an extra hurdle in front negotiations with the town are welcome. Sacramento closed the gap to 12 before Danny with Khomeini, according to friend of Satan.” of other bidders and thereby Ainge hit a 3-point basket at 2; 14 in the fourth Rahman. depressing the value of the estate. quarter to stymie the Sacramento run for a 95-80 “ This is a very, very clear Other potential acquirers should EMERGENCY Bo.ston lead. UConn five barely survives late BC rush issue," said Rahman. “ We are not be required to file a plan to Fire — Police — Medical “ There’s no doubt we had a let down in the fourth not endorsing Khomeini. We are Bush bid,” quarter,” Boston coach Jim Rodgers said. “ You BOSTON — It was another one that to one twice in the final minute. The not endorsing Khomeini’s price­ DIAL 911 kind of expect that after playing six games in nine the University of Connecticut almost Eagles had two opportunities to tie it. tagging. We are saying that From page 1 'There maybe 2,000overlapping In Manchester days.” gave away in the waning minutes. But UConn won it from the foul line Islamic law demands his (Rush­ shingles in one inch of wool fiber. It was the Celtics’ sixth straight win over the the Huskies’ Tate George intercepted where it shot a season-high 90 percent die’s) execution.” Kings. Sacramento has now lost five in a row. an errant Bobby Ray Smith pass with (27-for-30. Rahman said that he had made while posing for pictures, but McHale scored 9 consecutive points in 2‘A minutes three seconds remaining to save the Gamble, who had been in a shooting a similar statement on a news Mitterrand referred to former to spur a 9-4 rally and build a 76-48 Boston margin dasy as Connecticut held off Boston slump, couldn’t have picked a better report broadcast by WTNH-TV, President Ronald Reagan’s prac­ with 3; 31 remaining in the third quarter. College, 77-75, for a Big East Confer­ time to come out of it. He was 7-for-lO Channel 8, Tuesday evening. tice of doing so. STAN CZERWINSKI'S The Celtics built a 49-25 lead at 3:08 to go in the ence victory Wednesday night. from the field and 8-for-8 from the foul Rahman compared this situa­ “ I never answer such questions second period after outscoring the Kings 15-0 during line. “ That was the longest I had been tion with one which might be Smith had pulled down a rebound (from reporters) but since you 1 Carat a five-minute stretch. in a slump in my time at UConn,” more familiar to Americans. are my guests, I am doing it the after teammate Steve Benton missed TREASURE HOMES Ibtal Weight Sacramento went eight minutes without scoring a Gamble said. “ We have five games “ Suppose somebody has commit­ American way,” he said. the second of two free throws with five field goal before Joe Kleine hit a jumper at 2:31 in left and the (Big East) Tournament, ted a murder, and you come to me Bush’s wife, Barbara, confided seconds remaining before throwing We have to set a standard for the the second quarter. The King.*? were 2-for-17 from to ask what should be done, and I that the president fell asleep in REMODELING CONTRACTOR the ball away. younger players and we want to make say, ‘He should be killed,” ’ said the floor during the first nine minutes of the period. his private cabin on Air Force The win lifts the Huskies (14-9 the NCAA.” Rahman. “ Is anything wrong Sacramento didn’t score for 6 M minutes until One while watching the movie '/2 Carat ^4 Carat overall. 5-8 in the Big East) into a tie For Boston College, now 9-14 and 1 with this? Of course not, all Rodney McCray connected on a pair of free throws “ Big Business” starring Bette Tbtal Weight Tbtal Weight for seventh place in the league with St. 1-11, the top scorer was Dana Barros people would agree with this. Specializing In: with 2:50 remaining in the half to cut his team’s Midler and Lily Tomlin. She said John’s, both one game behind Provi­ with 18 points. Bryan Edwards and “ In the same way, across the Center diamond deficit to 49-27. he slept “ lots” on the 7'/^-hour leg dence and Villanova, both 6-7. Corey Beasley contributed 13 each whole world, people are demand­ flanked by of the trip to Tokyo from Phil Gamble had 23 points to lead while Steve Benton and Doug Able ing that his (Rushdie’s) death be 2 triangular Anchorage. # R 0 0 M Connecticut while Cliff Robinson had added 10 points each. brought about,” Rahman said. cut diamonds. Bush’s talks with Middle East ADDITIONS 17 points before fouling out. Sopho­ Connecticut led 73-69 with 46 se­ In Islamic law, causing “ com­ Tom Flores new leaders took on added signifi­ $3300 more John Gwynn added 12 off the conds left to play before the Eagles’ motion and disturbance in the cance because of a trip to the bench while Willie McCloud chipped Edwards hit a three-pointer from the society is worse than committing region by Soviet Foreign Minister • REPLACEMENT in 10. corner to pull Boston College to within a murder,” Rahman said. “ What Eduard Shevardnadze. Three Seahawks’ prez Center diamond Robinson, continuing a season-long 73-72. Then Gamble and Chris Smith Mr. Rushdie has done, has has WINDOWS styles, Center diamond Bush said in a pre-trip news with a baguette trend,/was a non-factor in the second each scored two free throws for the committed such a blunder, he has conference he stilt is pondering set over a andaround three KIRKLAND, Wash. (AP) — Tom Flores, who half with only four points. He picked Huskies in the final 31 seconds. abused, dishonored and insulted “ what specific steps we take semi-circle EC’s Benton was fouled by Robin­ diamond on weighte, of chaimel set coached the Los Angeles Raiders to a pair of Super up his third foul with 14:43 left and the prophet (Mohammed) and his next” in the Middle East and said son with five seconds left. He made each side. the choice diamonds. Bowl championships in the 1980s, was named went to the bench. He picked up his wives whom Moslems love more he would not be stampeded into • OVER 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE the first but intentionally missed the $1495 president and general manager of the Seattle fourth with 11:19 on an offensive than themselves.” action. is hers $2250 second. Smith grabbed the rebound, Seahawks on Wednesday. rebound. He didn’t re-enter the game Rahman said that, according to • MEMBER BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU in l4 K but threw it into George’s hands and Flores apparently won a power struggle with until 3; 19 was left and fouled out with Islam law. Rushdie no longer gold. five seconds to go. he threw it downcourt to Gamble as remains Moslem, but becomes • FREE ESTIMATES former sports agent Mike Blatt, who helped put together the sale of the Seahawks to Kenneth McCloud missed two dunk attempts time ran out. an “ apostate,” or a person “ When I got the ball in my hands Behring last August. Blatt had been running the that allowed Boston College a shot at outside the pale of the religion. "Do Business with the man who Photo enlarged to show detail (UConn’s Rod Sellers) stuck out his N FL franchise as its acting chief executive officer getting back into the game. “ And the punishment for this in .69® elbow and that threw me off balance.” (160 Oal. Min.) works on the job!” since Behring fired Mike McCormack as president "W e had to come up with a win,” Islamic law is death.” Prlc$$ Bubfpct to ehongo. Smith, who thought he was fouled on and general manager Jan. 30. said UConn Coach Jim Calhoun. the play, said. “ It’s hard to believe the Manchester • 645-8393 Flores hadn’t been mentioned for the position “ Winning a close game might be the ref didn’t call it. He was standing right 23rd Amendment until just recently, Blatt had told anyone who would best thing in the world for us. We GET THE JUMP ON SPRING! believe we can do it now” there” AP photo The 23rd Amendment to the listen that he was going to be running the franchise Jewelers Since 1885 The Huskies, as they have in recent UConn resumes Big East Confer­ Constitution went into effect in as its chief executive officer. Since Behring said on LOOK UP — UConn's Tate George (32) loses control of the ball WILSON brMibiinr FARMINGTON Guilford martford Manchester meriden ence play Saturday at 1 p.m. when it ^ C A L L TODAY the day he fired McCormack that he wanted “ a games, built a 12-point lead in the 1961, giving residents of the 568-4650 M'lF'IRD NEWHAVEN s i i i j I m Bo P t UJRRiNGTON TRuMBULl WATERBURV O IL CO . second half before seeing the Eagles hosts.Pittsburgh at the Hartford Civic under pressure from Boston College’s Bobby Moran in their District of Columbia the right to busine.ss man” instead of “ a football man," the H VBARS OF QUALITY SERVICE Micriaf'i' Ch.iry<* MaiterCatU V*s;i Air^encan railV. The lead was 11 before RC nit it Cehter. oame Wednesday ninht l IP.nnn holH rm fn r a 77-7R wintnru vote in presidential elections. choice of Blatt made sense 12 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Feh 23, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday,-Feh. 23, 1989 - 13 High School Roundup Measle outbreak disrupts hoop slate

HARTFORD (AP) — A case of measles on the Hartford’s athletic director, who has been organiz­ “ We’ve been told by UNH that the (New University of Hartford basketball team and more ing the league tournament. Hampshire) state board of health informed them Manchester girls drop final outing than two dozen cases on Siena College’s team have Nate Gainey, a sophomore guard from Buffalo, that test results alone are not necessarily a good disrupted the ECAC Northern Atlantic Conference was diagnosed as having measles Feb 18. The predictor of who is susceptible to measles.” Cook EAST HARTFORD — A poor St. Joseph raced to a 15-8 lead after schedule. disease, which begins with flu-like .symptoms, can .said. “ We were told that even those who tested shooting night (12-for-57) was the one quarter with the Eagles slimming Hartford’s game against the University of New cause stillbirths and birth defects in women in the positive (meaning having sufficient antibodies) still main shortcoming for the Manchester the deficit to 27-21 at the half. East Hampshire was canceled late Wednesday when first trimester of pregnancy. could get the virus.” High girls’ basketball team in its pulled to within two points in the Hartford was told its team would not be permitted to “ As it stands right now, the tournament (March 7. Cook said Connecticut health officials do not share game with CCC East rival East second half, but the Caclets went on a enter New Hampshire because one of its players had 9 and 11) would fall within the 21 days that we are that view. Hartford Wednesday night. mini tear to open the margin to 39-29 contracted measles. using to look for the occurrence of other cases.” said The fir.st reported cases in the league were earlier The Indians fell, 49-43. in their final after three periods. The outbreak of the highly infectious disease Dennis J. Dix. director of the state Department of this month at Siena, a school of 2,600 in Loudonville. regular season game. Manchester Michelle Pagliaro netted 15 points. could also mean no fans will be allowed into the Health Services immunization program. “ So the N Y. Freshman guard Mike Brown is among the tournament, if it is played, will not be played to finishes with a 12-8 record and will Kim Filia 13 and Amy Ripke lOtolead Hartford Civic Center to watch the league’s students there who contracted the disease now await the announcement of the a balanced St. Joseph attack. Karen postseason tournament next month. To ensure that spectators.” Hartford played at Siena Feb. 4. a week before the Cook said league admini.strators agreed Tuesday Class LL state tournament seedings Mozdzierz netted 22 points to move people are not exposed, Connecticut health officials first cases were reported. to try and keep the tournament in Hartford. The and pairings. within 10 of 1,000 for her career. She are recommending that the Hartford team not play After the outbreak, Siena postponed games Feb. school athletic directors agreed to discuss the Manchester trailed, 12-7, after one needs seven points to set the school before spectators for 21 days. 11 and 13, then resumed play Feb 16 at Maine in a situation further Friday. quarter and 22-13 at the intermission. single-season scoring mark. The No fans will be allowed at Hartford’s game at game without spectators. A game at New Cook’s more immediate concern Wednesday was ’The homestanding Hornets held a current mark is 384 set by Monica Niagara Saturday or at the Hawks’ two remaining Hampshire was then postponed. Siena will play the canceled game against New Hampshire. Gainey 39-27 lead after three quarters. Murphy. Mozdzierz also grabbed six home games. Both have been switched from the tonight’s rematch with Maine at Utica College, would not have traveled to New Hampshire, and ” We left our game in Enfield for the rebounds while Margaret Riley added Hartford Civic Center to the Physical Education about 90 miles away from the Siena campus. Maine Cook said the rest of the team was given blood tests first half.” Manchester Coach Joe 11 points, 11 rebounds and two blocked Center on the Hartford campus. requested that the game not be played on the Siena Tuesday and all were discovered to be immune. campus. DePasqua said, referring to the shots. “ It’s been administrative chaos,” said Don Cook. Indians’ 52-45 overtime win at Enfield ST. JOSEPH (54) — Amy Rlpke42-210, Kim Fllla 5 3-613, M ichelle Paollaro 55-815, Alicia Monday night. “ With a poor shooting LIpnIckas 3 2-2 8, Kate Brelner 3 0-0 6, Karen night, we hustled our way back to McCarthy 00-00, Eileen Hickey 10-02. Totals respectability.” 21 12-18 54. DRIVE — Missouri’s Anthony Peeler EAST CATHOLIC (40) — Heather OsInskI 0 Rookies shine for the North Stars Senior Tina Stone scored a game- 2-2 2, Karen Mozdzierz 11 0-2 22, Margaret TOSS UP — Los Angeles Dodgers’ new makes a drive for two points against high 19 points, including a 9-for-lO Riley 5 1-3 11, Maura McPadden 1 0-1 2, Barbara ChorazyczewskI 00-00, Kelli Bender second baseman Willie Randolph gets Oklahoma State’s Byron Houston in performance from the foul line, and 1 1-2 3, Stephanie Relchardt 0 0-0 0. Totals 18 some work in during infield drills at added six steals for Manchester while 4-10 40. their Big Eight Conference clash Halftime: 27-21 St. Joseph. Dodgertown in Vero Beach Wednesday. NHL Roundup Wednesday night in Stillwater, Okla. senior Lisa Cartier added 12 points Randolph, a former Yankee, signed with Oklahoma State upset the No. 7 ranked and six rebounds. Sophomore Shelly Dieterle grabbed 10 rebounds. the Dodgers as a free agent. Bv Ken Rappoport Tigers, 82-71. Sylvia Howard led East Hartford. Manchester girls The Associated Press 15-5. with 17 points. East Hartford also took the junior third in L track It was a good night for the Minnesota North Stars varsity contest. 50-35. Kathy King led ... and an even better one for the Minnesota North NEW HAVEN — The Manchester the young Indians with 12 points while Star rookies. High girls’ indoor track team took SPORTS Amy Shumaker added nine, Manches­ Trailing by three goals in the final period the SPORTS third place at the first-ever Class L ter finished at 16-2 while Ea.st North Stars got goals from rookies Warren Babe. Indoor Championships Wednesday Hartford finished at 20-0. Reginald PInto/Manchester Herald Ken Hodge and Don Barber — all their first in the night at Coxe Cage on the Yale IN BRIEF EAST HARTFORD (4») — Candy Stefonlk 2 NHL — to pull out a 5-5 tie with the Chicago IN BRIEF University Campus. 1-2 S, Missy Samuels 20-04, Theresa Robinson Blackhawks on Wednesday night. 0 0-1 0, Sylylo Howard 7 3-7 17, Stacy Weaver High of Hartford took team SHARP EYE — Manchester High’s Tammy Dubois, shown in a “Hopefully, we learned a lesson,” Chicago’s Maoranen 1 0-3 2, Heather B.'own 0 2-5 2, honors with 100 points followed by Lynette Santos 4 0-0 8, Wendy Trinks 1 0-0 2, file photo, played but didn’t score in the Indians’ 49-43 loss to Colorado players charged Steve Larmer said. “ Don’t ever take anybody too Kelly MacFarlane 2 1-2 5, Liza Bennetlerle 2 Staples High of Westport 70 and Whalers host Nordiques East Hartford High Wednesday night. Manchester finishes 12-8 lightly, especially when it’s a bunch of rookies who 0-0 4. Totals 21 7-21 49. Manchester 30. A total of 25 teams BOULDER, Colo. (A P) — Two University of MANCHESTER (43) — Tina Stone59-1019, figure they have nothing to lose.” HARTFORD — The Hartford Whalers participated. heading into postseason play. Colorado football players were arrested and Lisa Cartier 3 6-6 12, Shelly Dieterle 1 0-2 2, Barber scored with eight seconds left in the game (25-30-4) will host the Quebec Nordiques Cheryl FowlerOO-00, Trisha0'Connell31-58, Manchester’s Alexia Cruz was a another appeared in court for a hearing Kathy Kino 1 0-0 2, Beth O'Brien 0 0-0 0, Jodi to cap a four-goal third period for the North Stars. (22-34-6) tonight at 7:30 (SportsChannel. double winner, taking the long jump the game. Wednesday as the new issue of Sports WIdmer 0 0-0 0, Tammy Dubois 0 0-00. Totols “ The puck was just lying there and all I had to do WTIC) at the Civic Center. The fourth-place 13 16-23 43. with a leap of 5.24 meters (17 feet, 2>/4 East icemen win Peterson scored both of his goals in Illustrated called the CU football program an was tap it into an open net,” Barber said, ” (Alain) Whalers remain just four points ahead of the 3-polnt goals: M- O'Connell. inches) and the 55-meter dash with a the first period for a 2-1 Eagle lead. ’’Oklahoma waiting to happen.” Halftime: 22-13 East Hartford. overtime decision Chevrier had left the net and all of a sudden it was at last-place Nordiques in the battle for the final time of 7.49. Colette Factora was The teams were deadlocked at 3-all In a statement issued Wednesday. CU Adams Division playoff spot. This is the President E . Gordon Gee expressed confidence my feet.” fourth in the latter event for the ENFIELD — Two goals in a 1:53 after two sessions. opening contest of a three-game homestand for St. Joseph tops in the program and in Coach Bill McCartney, In other NHL games, it was Philadelphia 6, New Indians with a time of 7.85. span, the second 35 seconds into “ We had problems with penalties and assailed the national magazine’s story as York Rangers 4; Buffalo 7. New York Islanders 5; the Whalers The Manchester 4 X 1-lap relay of overtime, gave East Catholic a 5-4 win again. Some were deserved,” Leves­ East in tourney unfair. Montreal 6, Winnipeg 3; Toronto 4. Calgary 3 in Factora, Meg Berte. Michelle Horn- over host Enfield High Wednesday ton said. Enfield scored twice on the Running back O.C. Oliver was arrested early overtime and Washington 7, Los Angeles 2 MIDDLETOWN - The third time bostel and Bridget Moriarty took third night in non-conference ice hockey power play. Leveston was relieved by Wednesday for failing to appear in court on a Chevrier had to be halped off the ice with an Little League signups set wasn’t the charm as East Catholic with a time of 1: ,57.4. The Indians’ 4 X action. the victory. 2-lap relay of Kristen Trombley, “ We have a good feeling going into traffic violation. He was taken to the Boulder injured knee after becoming entangled while trying The Manchester Little League will conduct dropped a 54-40 verdict to St. Joseph in Scott Zavaski’s goal, assisted by Marcy Suitor, Lisa Shinners and the tournament. I think we were going County Jail. to stop Barber’s shot. signups for the 1989 season on Sunday and the opening round of the All Connecti­ Mike Raffin, gave East a final 7-5 The North Stars pulled goalie Kari Takko with Nanette Cooper placed seventh with a to play Hamden or Fairfield Prep first Defensive tackle Stephen Cole Hayes was Sunday. March 5. at the American Legion Hall. cut Conference Girls’ Basketball mark heading into the Division I state clocking of 4:.50. round (in the tournament). Now I arrested Tuesday for investigation of 1:25 left for a sixth attacker. Barber alertly knocked GREAT MOVE — Los Angeles’ Wayne the Capitals' Mike Ridley looks on in 20 American Legion Drive, from 1 to 4 p.m. Tournament Wednesday night at tournament. Enfield finishes at 12-7-1. in the puck just outside the crease to tie the score Also performing well for Manches­ think we may play either Greenwich shoplifting. Signups are for children between the ages of Xavier High. “ It was a close game, a good The tie enabled the Blackhawks to take over sole Gretzky (99) moves the puck past their game Wednesday night at the ter were Karen Obue in the shot put. or Darien,” he said, adding he’d Meanwhile, freshman running back Marcus 7 and 12, Youths must be 7 by July 31. 1989 and St. Joseph. 16-5. had beaten the game,” said East Coach Graham possession of second place from St. Louis in the Washington netminder Don Beaupire as Forum. The Capitals won, 7-2. Cooper in the 500 meters. Dee Dee rather start with one of these clubs. Reliford was back in court Wednesday after turn 13 after that date. No exceptions will be Eagles. 8-13. twice in the regular Leveston. “ We just poured it on at the Norris Division by a point. The North Stars moved Flynn in the 1000 and the sprint Raffin had the other Eagle score. pleading innocent last week to charges of allowed. season. The Cadets will oppose Mercy end. I felt when we got the tying goal into a third-place tie with the Blues. Arniel snapped a 5-5 tie with a wraparound shot he Leeman. who scored a goal in the NHL All-Star medley relay of Berte. Kelly O’Con­ Rusty Stone and Bill Clark also scored sexual assault and trespassing. He is accused Birth certificates and either a parent or High, a 58-41 winner over Sacred we were going to win it and we did.” “ We simply let down our guard in the final period banked in off the leg of goalie Jeff Hackett. a rookie game, was assisted by Mark Osborne and Ed Olezyk nell. Trombley and Mary O’Loughlin. for the Raiders. of raping an 18-year-old woman after entering guardian are required at time of registration. Heart in theother semifinal. Saturday East tied it with 1:18 left in and played a very disrespectful hockey game,” making his first NHL start. Earlier in the day. New on the game-winner, his 21st goal. The top six individual and relays East Catholic 2 1 1 1—5 her dormitory room through a window. There is a $20 registration fee per player, with a at 6 p.m. at Xavier for the ACC regulation on a goal by Sean Keith, Chicago coach Mike Keenan said “ They played York traded No. 1 goalie Kelly Hrudey to Los The Maple Leafs, who entered the game tied for qualified for the State Open Cham­ Enfield l 2 1 0—4 $30 per immediate family limit. The fee championship. East will await tour­ assisted by Zavaski and Mark Peter­ Scoring: EC- Peterson 2, Keith, Zavaski, with the kind of intensity we should have had in the Angeles. the fewest points in the league, took a 3-0 lead in the pionships which will be held Friday, Raffin; E- Bahl 2, Stone, Clark. includes team and individual photos. nament rankings and pairings to be son. Enfield had taken a 4-3 lead with last two minutes.” The Sabres, who came back from 3-0 and 5-2 second period on goals by Osborne, Peter Ihnacak March 4 at Yale University. Saves: EC- Brendan Wheeler 26, E- Keith Hrudey to the Kings Tryouts are scheduled, weather permitting, released Fridav. 4:09 left on Mike Bahl’s second goal of Meunler 28. Flyers 8, Rangers 4: Tim Kerr scored three times, deficits, also got goals from Pierre Turgeon, Lindy and Todd Gill for March 18 and 19. Anyone interested in LOS ANGELES (AP) — The future is now for including the go-ahead goal in the third period as Ruff and Phil Housley to win for the seventh time in It was only the Flames’ second loss in their last 11 coaching or umpiring or joining the league the Los Angeles Kings, who traded two Philadelphia rallied to beat the Rangers. their last eight home games. games. Calgary is 24-.3-4 at the Olympic auxiliary is asked to attend one of the signup promising youngsters to the New York The Flyers trailed 3-2 going into the final period Canadlens 6, Jets 3: Guy Carbonneau had a goal Saddledome sessions. Coventry MCC suffers a long night Islanders for veteran goalie Kelly Hrudey. before reeling off four straight goals, with Kerr and an assist and Patrick Roy made 25 saves as Capitals 7, Kings 2; Dave Christian and Bengt For further information, contact Ed Dettore The Kings sent rookie goalie Mark Fitzpa­ leading the charge. It was only the second victory Montreal beat Winnipeg The Canadiens are 9-3-1 in Gustafsson scored two goals each to help goaltender trick and second-year defender Wayne at 643-4482 or Bernie Lidestri at 649-7072. From page 11 NEW LONDON - It was a long NJCAA Tournament on March MITCHELL (93) — Charlie Svian 64-5 for Philadelphia in 18 games in which they trailed their last 13 games, but just 3-3 in their last six at Don Beaupre gain his first win for Washington. 17, Rich Lustlg 5 7-9 18, Paul Vlolette4 McBean. their first draft pick in the 1987 NHL night for the visiting Manchester 4-6. after two periods. home. Christian scored a power-play goal at 3: .54 in the 4-46 12, Chris M arkovltz 3 0-1 7, Eorl draft, to the Islanders in the deal announced Community College men’s bas­ MCC rallied to cut the deficit to McGraw 11 3-4 25, Dan Charpentler 1 0-0 The loss stopped a two-game winning streak for Montreal got off to a flying start with goals in the first period to give the Capitals a 1-0 lead In the Dimmock confirmed the obvious with 1:09 left as 2, Craig Salamone52-512,Tlm Svmecko Wednesday. ketball team. seven (81-74) late in the game. the Rangers that had liftecl them into first place in first period by Brent Gilchrist and Ryan Walter. The second period, Christian notched his 27th goal of the Triple A club possible? he cleared his bench. The Patriots were hopelessly 0 3-4 3. Totals 35 23-34 96. Hrudey. 28, is in his sixth NHL season after The Cougars fell behind by 22 That was as close as the Cougars MCC (82) — Bernard James 6 1-2 13, the Patrick Division. The Rangers hold the best Canadiens outshot the Jets 12-4 in the period and had year, putting the Capitals up 4-2. down by 13 at the time. “ We shot very poorly, nc he was drafted in the second round by New HARTFORD (AP) — A real-estate developer points (55-33) at halftime and got. Troy Moore led the Cougars Troy Moore 5 2-4 14, Terry Smith 10-02, intradivisional record in the NHL. constant pressure on goalie Pokey Reddick. Beaupre faced 25 shots and made 23 saves in his has obtained an option to buy the territorial matter where we were. This was our worst effort ol Jon Seymour 2 0-0 4, Robert Shuler 31-3 York in 1980. He had 22 victories in 47 games dropped a 96-82 decision to with 14 points. Kevin Wilson, 8, Mike Shea 1 0-0 2, Joel Lewis 3 3-5 9, Sabres 7, Islanders 5: Scott Arniel scored twice, Maple Leafs 4, Flames 3 OT: Gary Leeman scored first start as a Washington goaltender. Beaupre, the year,” he said. last season and posted three shutouts. rights to a Triple-A baseball teami in Hartford Mitchell College Wednesday Ronnell Chaney and Bernard Kevin Wilson 6 1-4 13, Ronnell Chaney 5 including the game-winner 50 seconds into the third at 4:11 of overtime as Toronto upset Calgary, who was acquired from Minnesota in November, Danehy worked hard under the boards with 22 2-213, Rob GllllardOO-00, Nalda Spence The move cemented the Kings’ desire to and says he hopes to have a team playing in a night. MCC winds up its regular James added 13 points the period, and Kevin Maguire also hadtwo goals asthe sending the Flames to only their third loss at home was recently called up when Pete Peeters wa.<^ rebounds while Brenda Thalacker added 11 points 2 0-0 4. Totals 34 10-20 82. make a serious run at the Stanley Cup this new stadium in 1992. season with a 17-11 record while Cougars. 3-polnt goals: Ml- Sylan, Lustlg, Sabres twice rallied from a three-goal deficit. this season. sidelined with a pulled groin muscle. for Coventry, season, said Los Angeles general manager Scott Savin, owner of Savin Enterprises of Mitchell moves to 15-11. The Earl McGray scored a game- Markowitz. MCC- Moore 2, Shuler, Farmington, announced Wednesday that he CROMWELL (60) — Beth Bartolotto 1 7-109, Marv Webster Choney. Rogie Vachon. 4 6-10 14, Robyn Alsup 0 1-3 1, Melino Gallitto 5 0-0 10, LIso Cougars will participate in the high 25 points for Mitchell. Haittime: 55-33 Mitchell had signed a one-year option to buy the rights Solatia 3 1-3 7, Lea MorchInkoskI 4 0-09, Tommy Boswell 10-3 “ We’re going for it.” Vachon said. “ You from Joe Buzas. owner of the Double-A New 2, Kristen McCorv 40-08, Debbie Rich 00-00, AmvSchukoske can’t win the Stanley Cup or go into the finals Aguirre off to a good start 0 0-0 0. Totols 22 15-29 60. without good goaltending.” Britain Red Sox. COVENTRY (45) — Brenda Thalacker 5 1-3 11, Mollle Tyson is full Savin said he plans, with the help of Jacobson 20-04, Mouro Danehy 64-1016, Nektarla Gltsls30-0 Hrudey will share net time with Glenn Healy. Hartford-area investors he would not identify, 6, Corine Coglonello 1 1-3 3, Michelle Dixon 1 0-0 2, Stacie UConn’s Auriemma suspended Renfro 0 1-2 1, Johanno VanKrulnIngen 0 0-1 0, Chrlssv to build a $15 million to $17 million stadium Gagnon 1 0-0 2, Robin Russell 0 0-0 0, Jill Paton 00-00, Jennie seating 9.000 to 10,000 fans. The stadium would Waldo 0 0-0 0. Totals 19 7-19 45. PROVIDENCE. R.I. (AP) - with a win against Providence. ants Ellen Clark and Steve McEnroe wins opener before the Piston faithfui of confidence Syracuse opted to cancel its Big be roughly located at the same site as the city’s 3-polnt goals: Crom- MorchInkoskI. By playing its two remaining Siegrist will coach the team Halftime: 31-16 Cromwell. East women’s basketball game at Dillon Stadium. games. Wednesday against Syra­ during his suspension. LYON, France (A P) — John McEnroe beat By Tim Dahlberg Connecticut Wednesday to pre­ fellow American Richard Matuszewski 7-6. 6-2 By Bill Barnard attempts and is I8-for-2I the past The National Association of Professional cuse and Saturday at St. John’s, Any cancellation is ruled a “ no The Associated Press vent the regular-season cham­ and by competing in the confer­ Wednesday in a first-round match at the The Associated Press two games. Baseball Leagues prohibits minor-league contest.” according to Jim NBA Roundup Dennis Hopson scored 20 points pion Huskies from playing more ence tournament March 2-5, $291,000 Lyon Grand Prix tennis tournament. LAS VEGAS — Mike Tyson doesn’t care teams from being within 35 miles of each other. Dantley on block Wright of the NCAA statistics The Palace at Auburn Hills for New Jersey. than the NCAA limit of 27 games. Connecticut would have passed McEnroe .seeded No. 2 in this tournament, much about what people think of Frank Hartford is within a 35-mile radius of Beehive service. For standings purposes, gave Mark Aguirre a royal Bulls 130. Hornets 102; Chicago DALLAS (AP) — Adrian Dantley has become an Todd Turner, Connecticut’s at­ the allowable game limit. won the tiebreaker 7-2. Bruno’s chances in Saturday's heavyweight Field, home of the New Britain Red Sox. the Big East will award Syracuse welcome, and he responded with Aguirre nit a short jumper and a hit 81 percent of its shots in a NBA hot potato the Dallas Mavericks hope to trade hletic director, reported to the Without the cancellation. In an earlier second round match. No. 7 Guy title fight. Buzas said he thinks it’s possible to have both with a conference victory, and a princely performance. 3-pointer, keying a 1.3-1 run that 42-point first period and rolled to before the league’s deadline tonight. conference office Feb. 13 that the Turner said Connecticut would Forget of France become the first seed to be That’s because Tyson doesn’t give the a Double-A team in New Britain and Triple-A Connecticut will receive a loss. The Detroit Pistons returned helped the Pistons pull ahead victory over Charlotte. The 6-foot-5 forward, obtained last week from the team had conducted a full-scale have been forced to withdraw eliminated from the tournament. Carl Steeb of British challenger any chance team in Hartford. Approval of the association Big East commissioner Dave home after losing two games on 47-38 at halftime. Seven Bulls .scored in double Detroit Pistons in a trade for Mark Aguirre, said scrimmage last Nov. 17 against from Big East tournament, West Germany outlasted Forget 4-6, 7-5, 6-3. “ It's no concern to me what people think of baseball leagues would be necessary, Gavitt and the conference execu­ the road following the trade with “ That was a big shot, the figures, led by Michael Jordan Wednesday he didn’t want to play for Dallas unless NCAA Divi.sion III member East­ whose winner automatically ad­ about the outcome of the fight," Tyson said however. tive committee accepted the Dallas that saw Aguirre ex­ 3-pointer.” Portland interim with 24 points, Horace Grant with his contract was extended. ern Connecticut State. Turner vances to the 48-team NCAA Wednesday. " I ’m the best fighter in the world cancellation offer by Syracuse Garvey to support kids changed for Adrian Dantley, coach Rick Adelman said. “ It 20 and Dave Corzine with 19. Team officials, scrambling to beat the 8 p.m. said he was unaware of the national tournament field. Con­ and I ’ll prove it again on Saturday " associate athletic director Doris prompting one sign that said “ 0-2 seemed to give him a boost and Rex Chapman led the Hornets trading deadline, decided they would try to deal scrimmage. Another Connecticut necticut’s women never have Tyson was terse and to the point as he and Soladay and a proviso by Turner SAN DIEGO (A P) — Steve Garvey, whose without AD.” the crowd got into it then. The with 22 points. Switzer gets support Dantley to another team. athletic staff member informed earned an NCAA berth. Bruno appeared together at their final news that suspends Auriemma from reputation in baseball led some to call him But Aguirre got a standing game changed after that.” Nuggets 109, Mavericks 106: Mavericks owner Donald CarterCarter hopes to women’s coach Geno Auriemma “ I just didn’t pay attention to “ Mr Clean.” admits two women claim he conference before they meet for Tyson’s OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Beleaguered coaching Saturday’s game at St. ovation from the sellout crowd of Sam Bowie and Terry Porter Denver beat trouble-plagued Dal­ get a first-round draft pick for the 13-year NBA that a scrimmage, under NCAA the rule change,” Auriemma illegitimately fathered their children, and says undisputed heavyweight title Oklahoma football coach Barry Switzer finally John’s and from all Big East 21.454 at the Palace when he led the Trail Blazers with 19 las for its seventh consecutive veteran. rules, counts as a regular-season said. “ There was a change “ He’s going to he in a lot of trouble got some good news Wednesday as fans and tournament games at South his wife of less than a week isn’t mad about it, entered the game with four points. victory at home as Walter Davis former players launched media campaigns to “ No team is off our list and the first team which game. recently which made (scrim­ Orange, N.J. according to a broadcast report. Saturday.” Tyson predicted The NCAA permits a Division I mages) count. This was an minutes remaining in the first Jazz 105, Lakers 79: Utah won its scored 20 points and Alex English 1 gets here with a first (round pick) gets Adrian” he Garvey said he plans to support the children, Why. asked a reporter show their support. “ This was my mistake and I quarter. fifth straight game and held Los hit four straight freethrowsinthe said. team to play 27 games plus a informal kind of (scrimmage) — "Just believe me, he will he. " the 22-year-old The state’s three largest newspapers and the have to shoulder the blame. We one born here recently and the other as-yet “ That meant everything,” Angeles to its lowest point total of final 90 seconds. The Mavericks will place Dantley on the NBA’s postseason conference no final score, no uniforms, and heavyweight chani|)ion replied 1949 Oklahoma football team have called in are fortunate that the Big East unborn, if they prove to actually be his. NBC Aguirre said. “ It meant they’re the season. The Mavericks, who got 33 suspended list if they are unable to trade for a tournament. no publicity. To be honest. I don’t The oddsmakers agree with Tyson, making recent weeks for Switzer’s resignation or Conference is made up of people affiliate KNSD reported Wednesday night. going to give me a chance, and The Lakers, who lost to Utah points from Rolando Blackman, first-round draft choice in 1992, 1993 or 1994. Connecticut, 20-5 overall and know when the change was made. the champion a prohibitive 7'‘;-l favorite in ouster because of problems in the football who care about the student- A San Diego woman who recently delivered a I ’m not going to fumble it,” 101-87 on Christmas Day for their played without Dantley. who has Dantley will not be paid for the three games he has 12-2 in the league, clinched the We’ve always had exhibitions.” child refused to be interviewed on camera. The man-to-man betting to retain his undisputed program. athletes. It would have been Aguirre scored five of his 16 lowest previous total, led 14-2 in not reported after being obtained missed, a total of about $45,000 after Wednesday No. 1 seed in the Big East Associated head coach Chris crown. A bettor can get evenmoney on a wager But at an afternoon news conference, at least really tragic if we had not .second woman claiming paternity is Rebecca points in a key second-quarter the game’s first six minutes, but in the trade from Detroit: Derek night’s game in Denver. Dantley makes $1.2million women’s basketball champion­ Dailey, Auriemma’s primary as­ of whether the fight will go more or less than 35 of his former players, including Heisman discovered the mistake until after Mendenhall, an TV newswoman from Georgia, run as the Pistons beat the the Jazz outscored Los Angeles Harper, out with tendinitis in the per year. ship tournament last Saturday sistant for four years and assist­ the season.” Auriemma said. who was engaged to the former Los Angeles four rounds Trophy winners Billy Sims and Steve Owens, Portland Trail Blazers 105-94 14-4 in the final six minutes of the right knee: and Bill Wennington, turned out to praise Switzer, the winningest Dodgers and San Diego Padres first baseman. Wednesday night. quarter sidelined by a sprained ankle. But Bruno insisted again that he is catching active college football coach and Athletic Garvey didn’t deny either woman’s claim. “ I was nervous,” Aguirre said. Darrell Griffith led Utah with Warriors 118, Spurs 107: Chris Tyson at just the right time, when the Director Donnie Duncan. Book withdrawn, but damage already done “ I didn’t know what to think. I 19 points and Mark Eaton had 15 Mullin scored 11 of his 27 points as champion is again beset by personal turmoil. was afraid they might boo me rebounds and four blocked shots, Golden State outscored San Anto­ ” I ’ve said it from the beginning and I'll stick Kentucky eyes Lee Rose to it.” Bruno said "I think it is a peak time to RALEIGH, N.C. (A P) - Although from the constant barrage of in­ Fouls” was made after a review of the Athletics.” because Adrian was so popular giving him 2.300 for his career nio 27-13 in the final minutes, Agassi has no problem beat Mike Tyson ” pleased that a book about Wolfpack nuendo voiced in the local press over manuscript with Peter Golenbock. the Poulton said the school was still ; LEXINGTON, Ky. (A P ) — Eddie Sutton will here. The ovation was a big Eaton is now in second place on handing the Spurs their eighth PHILADELPHIA (AP) — The last time basketball won’t be printed by Simon the last six weeks,” Poulton said. author. The publisher had been pondering the possibility of le g a l; be out and I.ee Rose will be in as basketball relief.” the all-time list, more than 800 consecutive loss. Asked what he could exj)ect Saturday night. Andre Agassi played in the U S. Pro Indoor & Schuster. North Carolina State Excerpts of the book, based on book warned by the North Carolina attor­ action. coach of the Kentucky Wildcats in a few weeks, Joe Dumars, who was Dan- behind Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. Mitch Richmond finished with Bruno answered: jacket blurbs, were published in The ney general to be sure of its facts. according to a published report. tley’s closest friend on the team, Byron Scott was the Lakers’ 25 points and Manute Bol blocked "A new heavyweight champion from Tennis Championships, he swore he’d never chancellor Bruce Poulton says the “ We are ab.solutely considering a come back to the Spectrum. News and Observer of Raleigh last “ I am very pleased with this The Columbus (Ohio) Dispatch, in a said the crowd’s reaction to leading scorer with 14 points. a Warriors’ record 12 shots for the England” damage to the program and the .school number of legal actions against a month. According to the published decision and want to express my copyright story today, quoted a source close to Aguirre was good for him and the Warriors. “ I had trouble with the court.” he said. has already been done. number of parties and we are keeping Tyson, the youngest heavyweight champion “ There’s no backdrop. I had trouble with depth “ Needless to say, we are pleased story, the jacket listed allegations of appreciation to Simon & Schuster for the Kentucky program as saying “ Sutton is team. Cavaliers 130, Nets 111; Cleve­ 76ers 139, Heal 108; Charles our options open,” Poulton said. Barkley hit 12 of 15 shots, ever, will be defending his title for the eighth perception. You can’t hear the ball com eoff the about this decision. But I ’d be remiss improper gifts to players and grade taking the time to conduct a careful going to be told he’s gone in 10 days to two “ It’s important toany person to land made 18 of 21 shots while including all six of his 3-pointers, time when he meets Bruno in the scheduled strings, because it’s just such a big place.” if I didn’t say to you that, for some of changes. It also alleged that a player and complete review of the manus­ weeks. The new coach is picked and it’s Rose. be accepted,” said Dumars, who grabbing a 42-22 lead in the first quarter of its rout of New Jersey. and scored 39 points despite 12-round fight at the Las Vegas Hilton But Agassi had no problems Wednesday us, it’s anti-climatic,” Poulton told a deliberately lost N.C State’s first- cript,” N.C. State coach Jim Valvano He’s (C M.) Newton’s choice for the job.” led the Pistons with 19 points. “ Whether it’s your job or any job. Ron Harper scored 13 of his 21 sitting out the fourth quarter as Tyson, at 35-0, has knocked out 31 of his when he returned as No l seed in the $602,500 news conference hours after it was round game in the 1987 NCAA said in a written statement. “ Now, I Newton will become athletic director at EMERGENCY Kentucky on April 1. replacing Cliff Hagan, you want to be accepted. It was points and Mark Price had 11 of Philadelphia won at Miami. opponents, with 24 of those in less than three tournament and defeated Veli Paloheimo 6-3. announced the the book, “ Personal tournament to avoid detection for am hoping to turn my full attention Fire — Police — Medical who resigned last year. Newton refused to his 22 in the first period, which Mike Gminski added 22 points full rounds. In his last fight, he needed only 91 6-2. The victory advanced Agassi to a Fouls.” would not be printed by Simon drug use. and energies to the players of the appropriate for them to give him discuss the Kentucky coaching situation with the warm reception.” carried the Cavaliers to their 19th for the 76ers, while Jon Sundvold .seconds to demolish then undefeated Michael third-round match tonight against I5th-seeded & Schuster. Pocket Books, a division of Simon & North Carolina State basketball team DIAL 911 the newspaper. Detroit led by only one point straight home victory. Price scored 26 points and Kevin Spinks on June 27. 1988. in Atlantic City, N.J. Jim Courier. ” I think the reputation of our Schuster, said the decision not to and to the people involved in the In Manchester early in the second quarter before made eight of his nine field-goal Edwards 24 for the Heat university has suffered irrevocably proceed with publication of “ Personal operation of our Department of MANCHESTER HERALD, ThursdaVrFeb. 23. 1989 - 1.5 14 MANC'HP:STFR h e r a l d Thursday. Feh 23. 198!i SCOREBOARD FOCUS/Advice

CanadlensB.JetsS Big East standings Big East Conference O’Oil Hockey W L Winnipeg o 1 7—3 w L Nuisance callers receive strong warnings M ontreal 2 1 3—6 Georgetown 11 2 21 3 First Period—1, Montreal, Gilchrist 4 Seton Hall 9 5 22 5 (Syoboda), 1:05. 2, Montreal, Walter 13 Syracuse 8 5 22 5 DEAR ABBY; I, too, privacy with this call. If I had wanted others who may be apprehensive NHLatandInga (C arbonneau), 18:32 (sh). Penalties— Pittsburgh 8 6 15 10 stand by your opinion Fenton, Win (hooking), 10:37; Olousson, Providence 6 7 17 7 your product (or service or to give you about going to their first meeting. Win (tripping), 14:48; Dutresne, Mon V lllanova 6 7 15 12 that telephoning the information), I would have come to Overeaters Anonymous is free, and WALES CONFERENCE (Interference), 18:01. Connecticut S 8 14 9 general public, either to Patrick Division St. John's 5 8 14 10 you. Please remove me from your list there I found love, understanding and W L T PtS GF 6A Second Period—3, Montreal, Keane 12 Boston College 1 11 9 14 sell something or to Dear Abby because if I receive further calls from acceptance that I couldn’t get from N Y Rangers 31 23 8 70 249 228 (Deslardins, Naslund), 14:25. 4, Winnipeg, gather information for my family, friends or society. In A Washington 30 24 10 70 232 212 Ashton 23 (Steen, Olousson), 17:52. Wednesday's Results your company, I will report you to the Pittsburgh 32 23 5 69 267 250 Penalties—Togllanettl, Win (tripping), UConn 77, Boston College 75 whatever purpose, is an Abigail Van Buren Better Business Bureau and the state loving gratitude for the O.A. fellow­ Philadelphia X 29 3 63 235 212 9:27; Winnipeg bench, served by Lemay Georgetown 76, Providence 74 invasion of privacy and attorney general.’ ’ ship, I will remain ... New Jersey 21 30 10 52 222 255 (too many men on Ice), 10:12; Kyte, Saturday's Games NY Islanders 21 37 3 45 204 256 Win (cross-checking), 11:39; Duncan, Pittsburgh at UConn (CivicCenter), 1 should be abolished. I don’t remember ever having ANONYMOUS Adams Division Win (roughing), 14:25; Togllanettl, Win, p.m. I read in the February gotten a second call. Just thought I IN BALDWIN, MO. AP photo x-Montreol 41 15 7 89 246 182 misconduct, 14:25; Keane, Mon (rough­ Providence at Seton Hall, 1 p.m. 1989 Reader’s Digest Buffalo 29 27 6 64 235 238 ing), 14:25; Dutresne, Mon (high- Vlllanova at Boston College, 7 p.m. would share my solution with you. Boston 26 24 11 63 208 198 stickin g ), 14:25; Smith, Mon, m iscon­ Georgetown at St. John's, 9 p.m. that one way to stop POLITE AND FIRM DEAR ANONYMOUS; What a PRIDE AND JOY — Nicole Halperin, 19, H artford 25 30 4 54 220 215 duct, 14:25; Walter,Mon (cross-checking), Sunday's Game most “ junk” phone calls is to write the Kentucky at Syracuse, noon DEAR ABBY: I don’t usually read IN RADCLIFF, KY. wonderful, well-deserved tribute to is congratulated by her father, David, Quebec 22 34 6 50 211 271 18:15. Direct Marketing Association’s Tele­ CAMPBELL CONFERENCE Third Period—5, Montreal, Carbonneau your column, but today’s on telephone O.A. shortly after she was crowned Miss Norris Division 20 (Walter, Gilchrist), 1:03. 6, Montreal, phone Preference Service, 6 E. 43 St., soliciting grabbed me, and I want to DEAR POLITE AND FIRM: Well, Readers, if O.A. isn’t listed in your PtS OF Thibaudeau 6 (Deslardins), 6:09, 7, Win­ Big East results Israel 1989 in Tel Aviv Tuesday. Nicole, a Detroit 27 7t 63 2-13 nipeg, Kyte 2 (Ashton, Steen) 7:45. 8, New York, N.Y. 10017. This trade add my support for your cause against that’s oneway. You also can say, “ I’m phone book, write to: Overeaters Chicooo 22 31 Winnipeg, Olousson 10 (Boschman, Car­ organization keeps a list of people who all types of telephone intrusions. not interested, thank you,” and hang Anonymous, 4025 Spencer St., Suite native of New Rochelle, N.Y., and former St. Louis 21 29 10 52 203 22( lyle), 11:59. 9, Montreal, Corson 21 Georgetowm 76. Providence 74 don’t want to be bothered by sales Minnesota 19 28 14 52 203 22f (Walter, Chellos), 19:58 (en). Penalties— In this case, it is unfortunate that up before the caller begins his spiel. 203, Torrance, Calif. 90503 for infor­ Connecticut resident, immigrated to Toronto 21 35 5 47 188 25- Donnelly, Win (roughing), 5:41; Le- calls. I am certainly going to write our society has taught us that we mation. Enclose a long, stamped, Israel 15 years ago and now lives in the Smyttie Division mleux, Mon (roughing),5:41. PROVIDENCE (74) and get my name on the list. should always be polite and consider­ DEAR ABBY: Eight months ago, x-CcItKirv 42 13 8 92 272 17( Foster 312 3712, W right 2-9 4-4 8, Conlan self-addressed envelope. It’s a non­ desert city of Beer Sheba. She’s a soldier Los Angeles 32 24 5 69 309 26f Shots on goal-W innipeg 4-14-10—28. 3122-215, Screen 1-42-24, Murdock 8-192-220, Thank you for your many years of ate of others’ feelings, even when they when I went to my first Overeaters profit organization. Edmonton 30 27 6 66 261 24; Montreal 12-11-11—34. Shamsid-Deen 1-31-13, Polazzl 2-62-26, Bent good, sound advice. are abusing us! Most people think that Anonymous meeting, I weighed 370 currently serving in a southern tank unit. Vancouver 26 29 7 59 202 191 Power-ploy Opportunities—Winnipeg 0 3-6316, Burton 04)300, Totals 237119-2174. Winnipeg 20 30 10 50 230 27( of 3; Montreal 0 of 5. KATHRYN A. BEDFORD when someone calls them they must pounds and I was miserable. Since x-clinched playoff berth Goalies—Winnipeg, Reddick, 10-13-7 (33 GEORGETOWN (76) OMAHA. NEB. listen to the pitch or answer the then, I have lost 130 pounds and gained Wednesday's Games shots-28 sayes). Montreal, Roy, 25-5-4 Jackson 3 ^ 0.0 0, Turner 3-4 3-4 9, questions to keep from offending the a new sense of serenity and self- Is your social life In a slump? Get Abbv's Buffalo 7, New York Islanders 5 (28-25). Mourning 2-2 2-3 6, Bryant 2-4 31 4, booklet, "How to Be Popular" — tor people Montreal 6, Winnipeg 3 A—16,864. Smith 313 1-2 18, Mutombo 36 35 13, DEAR KATHRYN; And thank you caller. In my opinion that’s hogwash! worth. I am happier now than I have of all ages. To order, send your name and Philadelphia 6, New York Rangers 4 Referee— Dove Newell. Linesmen— Winston 4-102-510, Tlllm on31404)ll,B ell31 for the tip. I’m also going to write to When I receive unwanted calls, I PEOPLE ever been in my life. For years, fear address, plus check or money order for $2.89 Minnesota 5, Chicago 5, tie Wayne Bonney, Gerard Gauthier. 04) 0, Edwards 30 30 0, Thompson 2-3 34) 5. them. And if that doesn’t work, read very quickly break in and tell the kept me from going to my first O.A. to: Dear Abby, Popularity Booklet, P.O. Box Toronto 4, Colgary 3, OT 76ers 139, Heat 108 Totals31-6311-2076. 447, Mount Morris, III. 61054. Postage Is Washington 7, Los Angeles 2 Jazz 105, Lakers 79 Halftime—Georgetown 49, Providence on for a stronger approach: caller: “ I object to your invading my mepting. Now I want ,to reassure Included. Thursday's Games Capltals7.Klngs2 40. 3polnt goals—Providence 311 (Conlan Quebec at Hartford. 7:35 p.m. 33, Murdock 2-6, White 31, Bent 31), Fergie meets ‘Rain Man’ Pittsburgh at Detroit, 7:35 p.m Basketball L.A. LAKERS (79) PHILADELPHIA (139) Georgetown 312 (Smith 1-2, Thompson 1-2, Toronto at Vancouver, 10:35 p.m. Washington 1 3 3—7 Worthy 5-11 (W) 10, Green 1-6 0-2 2, Barkley 12-15 9-12 39, Jones 38 2-4 8, WIT OF THE WORLD LONDON (AP) — The brother act of “ Rain Los Angeles 0 1 1 7 Tlllmon 1-5, Jackson 31, Bryant 31, Friday's Games Abdul-Jabbor 3-9 04) 6, Scott 5-20 3-3 14, GmlnskI 1313 2-2 22, Hawkins 313 33 16, Winston 31). Fouled out—None. Man” co-stars Dustin Hoffman and Tom Winnipeg at Buffalo, 7:35 p.m. First Period—1, Washington, Christian Cooper 4-10 (W) 9, Thompson 2-5 0-0 4, Cheeks 38 2-210, Anderson 312 3012, Smith 26 (Stevens, Gustafsson), 3:54 (pp). 352-39, Coleman 1-32-24, Henderson34306, Rebounds—Providence 38 (Foster 10), Cruise was just as convincing in the flesh to the Philadelphia at New Jersey, 7:45 p m. Woolrldge 3-8 6-8 12, Rivers 4-8 1-1 9, Georgetown 46 (Turner 9). Assists— Ford’s new T-bird launches NBA standings Brooks362-29,Thornton3104)0,Welpl-52-2 St. Louis at Calgary, 9:35 p.m. Penalties—Beaupre, Was, served by (3ourt- Campbell 4-11 4-4 12, M cNamara 0-1 1-2 1. Providence 16 (Screen 9), Georgetown Duchess of York. nall (delay of game), 1:09; Kasper, LA 4. Totals 52-93 2332139. Los Angeles at Edmonton, 9:35 p.m. Totals 31-89 15-20 79. ,24 (Smith 9). Total fouls—Providence “ You look like brothers — I’m convinced of (hIgh-stIckIng),3:40; Beaupre, W as,servrt EASTERN CONFERENCE UTAH (105) 20, (Jeorgetown 19. A—11,883. by Courtnall (Interference), 5:35; Stev­ Malone 7-17 4-818, lavoronl 0-10-00, Eaton M IA M I (108) it,” the former Sarah Ferguson, wife of Prince ens, Was (Interference), 6:06; Ridley, Atlantic DIvltlon Long 7-13 04) 14, Thompson 3-6 04) 6, W L Pet. GB 2-52-26, Stockton 6-9 4-516, Grltflth8-152-319, NHL results Was (hooking), 8:57; Baumgartner, AL Bailey 8-170016, Les 3-34-410, Hansen 5-900 Cummings 1-6 2-2 4, Edwards 12-19 0-0 24, supercharger; ‘it’s exciting’ Andrew, told the actors at the London charity New York 35 17 .673 ___ UConn77, Boston College75 (holding), 16:50. 10, Brown 0-32-22, Leckner 1-4 2-24, Farmer Washington 39 37 18, Neal 32 04) 0, premiere of the film Wednesday. Phllodelphlo 29 22 .56? 5Vz Selkaly 3831011, Mitchell0-01-41,Sundvold Second Period—2, Washington, Gartner Boston 24 28 .462 11 0-2OO0,Ortlzl-32-24.Totals41-8822-28105. Hoffman, who plays Cruise’s autistic brother Sabres 7. Islanders 5 25, :56. 3, Los Angeles, Duchesne 20 Washington 12-22 04) 26, Hastings 1-3 04) 2, Shaskv 1-2 CONNECTICUT (77) (Gretzky, LIba), 5:39. 4, Washington, 20 30 .400 14 3O2.Totals439014-2310e. By Peter Bohr chargers deliver their best punch in the film, joked back: “ I’ m Cruise, he’s New Jersey 20 33 .377 15'/2 L.A. Lakers 18 14 21 76— 79 Robinson 316 35 17, C. Smith 1-7 4-4 7, Gustafsson 17 (Houlder), 7:12. 5, Washing­ Charlotte Utah 16 34 24 31—105 Philadelphia 44 31 34 30—139 Wllllams3304)0,Sellersl-34-66,(3amble7-10 Road 8< Track Magazine at the speeds most of us normally Hoffman.” N.Y. Islanders 2 0—5 ton, Christian 27 (Gartner, Langway), 14 38 .269 21 Miami 28 30 24 26—108 3 Central Division 3-Polnt goals—Scott, Cooper, Griffith. 8-8 23, Gwvnn 4-6 4-4 12, DePrIest 32 30 0, Buffalo 2 3 2—7 13:28. Penalties—Stevens, Was (high- 3Polnt goals—Barkley 6, Sundvold 2, George 1-8312, McCloud4-92-210, Zyrullk32 Keeping Your travel. The duchess, in a black brocade Edwardian- Cleveland 40 12 .769 ___ Fouled out—None. Rebounds—Los An­ Rrst Period—1, New York, Makelo 14 sticking), 2:10; Taylor, LA (high- Detroit geles 49 (Green 9), Utah 67 (Eaton 15). Hawkins, Smith, Brooks. Fouled out— 300. Totals24.6527-3077. You’ve undoubtedly seen it Both turbochargers and super­ style gown, complimented Cruise on his 34 15 .694 4'/z None. Rebounds—Philadelphia 45 (King, Tr other), 2:39.2, New York, Nylund6 sticking), 2:10; Watters, LA, malor- Milwaukee 32 17 .653 6'/z Assists— Los Angeles 15 (Cooper 7), Utah 23 BOSTON COLLEGE (75) splashed across your television Car Alive chargers need a good supply of (Volek, Sutter), 3:34. 3, New York, Wood9 game misconduct (high-sticking), 7:12; (GmlnskI 7), M iam i 55 (Thompson, Selkal v Borros 4-17 3618, Benton 2-7 3810, Moran crewcut, required for his role in the Vietnam Atlanto 32 20 .615 8 (Stockton 13). Total fouls—Los Angeles screen by now — the handsome lubrication. But oil is more (Bergevln, Kerr), 4:39. 4, Buffalo, Turgeon Felix, Wos (holding), 19:32. Chicago 20, Utah 15. Technical—lavaronl. A— 11). Assists—Philadelphia 28 (Cheeksll), 1- 41-24, Beasley 3113-413, Able 4-6 2-310, B. war film “ Born on the 4th of July,” to be 31 20 .608 8'/? MIomI 28 (Washington 12). Total 27 (Bodger, Andreychuk), 6:15.5,Buffalo, Indiana 11 39 .220 28 12,444. Smith 1 -104) 2, Edwards 4-54-413, Jackson 1-3 profile of Ford’s newly hatched critical in turbocharger, primar­ released later this year. Maguire 6 (Hartman, Parker), 10:51. Third Period—6, Los Angeles, Kennedy 3 fouls—Phllodelphlo 20, Miami 21. 2- 2 4, Pruitt 31 1-2 1. Totals 22-55 2331 75. WESTERN CONFERENCE Thunderbird Super Coupe. In this more power, for a hefty net gain. ily because the turbo lives in the “ Your haircut just suits you,” she said. Penalties—Larson, NY (cross­ (Kosper, NIcholls), 10:45. 7, Washington, Midwest Division CeltlC899.Kings91 Technicals—Barkley, Cummings. A— Halftime—Boston College34,Connectlcut checking), 5:30; Follgno, But (hooking), Gustotsson 18 ((Partner, Christian), 13:11. W L Pet. GB 15,008. 32. Three-point goals—Connecticut 35 (C. humble writer’s opinion, the car In the case of the T-Bird Super host environs of the exhaust As the Duchess moved slowly along the 13:43; Ruff, Buf (holding), 16:01, 8, Washington, Ridley 32 (Stevens, Pl- Smith 1-1, (Jamble 1-3, George31), Boston Utah 33 20 .623 — is one of the most exciting things Coupe, at full boost the super­ stream. So turbocharged engines receiving line toward Hoffman, the actor Second Period—6, New York, Kerr 9 vonko), 14:41. 9, Washington, Miller 13 Houston College 318 (Borros 4-11, Edwards 1-1, (King, LoFontalne), 3:56 (pp). 7, New 31 20 .608 1 BOSTON (99) to come out of Motown since the charger contributes about 70 need frequent oil changes, with (Hunter, Houlder), 17:06. Penalty—Healy, Dallas 27 73 .540 4Vz Moran 1-3, Benton33). Fouled out—Moran, practiced his bows and frantically cleaned his York, LoFontalne 34 (Wood, Kerr), 4:08. 8, LA, served bv Krushelnyskl (sloshing), Lewis 10-19 2-3 22, McHole 11-15 3-4 25, Beasley, Robinson. Rebounds — ponies of the car’s 210 total 8:32. tJenver 28 25 .528 5 Parlsh8-112-418, Johnson3-404)6,Shaw2-91-3 Supremes. the highest quality of oil if the shoes on his trousers. Buffalo, Ruff 6 (Follgno, Turgeon), San Antonio 13 38 Connecticut 35 (Robinson 11), Boston 12:11. 9, Buffalo, Maguire 7 (Houslev, .255 19 5, AInge 3-8 04)7, Paxson2-604)4, Grandlson It’s also likely to be a fore­ horsepower. turbos are to have a reasonably “ I shall say anything but ‘Hi Fergie.’ I have Shots on goal—Washington 8-9-10—27. M iam i 7 44 .137 25 1-1 4-5 6, Rivas 0-2 04) 0,Lohaus3-404)6, Bowling College 38 (Benton, Beasley 6). Assists— Playfair), 12:23. 10, Buffalo, Housley 23 Los Angeles 15-3-7—25. Connectlcut9 (C. Smlth3), Boston College13 runner of cars to come from You might think that a turbo­ long life. However, supercharged been instructed to call her Ma’am,” Hoffman (Andreychuk), 19:00. Penalties—Henry, Pacific Division Gamble 0-104) 0. Totals 43-8012-19 99. Power-plav Opportunities—Washington L.A. Lakers ___ (Benton 6). Total fouls— Connecticut 23, NY (tripping), 1:14; Ramsey, Buf (rough­ 1 of 4; Los Angeles 0 of 5. 35 17 .673 Detroit’s automakers. Besides charger gets a free ride because engines will live quite comforta­ quipped. Phoenix 33 18 .647 1'/z SACRAMENTO (91) Boston College22. A—6,814. ing), 3:53; Berg, NY (Interference), 4:38. CJoalles— Washington, Beaupre, 1-0-0 (25 Seottle 32 19 .627 the T hird’s daring shape, it has it’s operated by exhaust gasses. bly with the usual oil change The premiere raised $87,500 for the National Third Period—11, Buffalo, Arnlel 14 shots-23 saves). Los Angeles, Healy, 25-16-2 2'/z McCray 2-7 3-3 7, Pinckney 2-9 1-3 5, TrI-Town (27-20). Golden State 29 21 .580 5 K lelne3-42-28, Smlth5-116-816, Berry2-92-26, an engine with a supercharger. But those exhaust gasses would intervals. Association for Mental Health and the National (Housley), :50 12, Buffalo, Arnlel 15 Portland (Ruuttu, Kruno), 4:52 Penalties— A—15,003. 25 25 .500 9 Tisdale 7-18 3-5 17, Pressley 7-11 5-5 19, Ray Bessette 213-595, Bill Calhoun No. not a turbocharger. A rather go straight out the tailpipe Sacramento 14 37 .275 20'/z Petersen 4-504)8, Del Negro 1-53-45.Totols Autistic Society. Maguire, Buf, double mlnor-malor Referee—Rob Shick. Linesmen— L.A. Clippers 202-201-585, Andy M Ichoud 216-568, Russ supercharger. There’s quite a instead of being forced to hang As for the fuel economy, there’s (Instigator, elbowing, fighting), 7:28 Ron Asselstine. Gord Broseker. 11 42 .208 24>/z 33-7925-3291, Larson 206-551, G il Johnson 209-537, Don Calendar Pllon,NY, mlnor-malor (elbowing, fight­ Wednesday's (2ames Boston 28 23 29 19—99 Dzen 223-537, Dave Bessette205-555, B ill difference, as Dennis Simanaitis, around and spin the turbo­ not much difference between the Chicooo 130, Charlotte 102 Sacramento 21 10 26 34—91 ing), 7:28; Hartman, Buf, malor (fight­ Phllodelphlo 139, Miami 108 DIYeso 508, Lou GenovesI 545, Joe engineering editor for Road & charger. This causes backpres­ two. “ The more you invoke boost Bush’s daughter takes job ing), 15:12; Vukoto, NYI, malor (fight­ North Stars 5. Blackhawks 5 3-Polnt goal—AInge. Fouled out—Klelne. Cavorlo 501, Bob Edwards SOI, Dave Cleveland 130, New Jersey 111 Rebounds—Boston 51 (Lewis 11), Sacra­ FRIDAY Track explains in the February sure that reduces power a little. — be it turbocharger- or ing), 15:12; Volek, NYI (Interference), O tro lt 105, Portland 94 Edwards 533, Kevin Osborne500, Bernie AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) — Dorothy Bush 19:52; Arnlel, Buf (roughing), 19:52. mento 46 (Tisdale, Pressley 9). Assists— Quesnel 539, Jim Bogar 501, Joe Kehoe Boys Basketball issue. “ What’s more, a turbo gets its supercharger-generated — the Minnesota 1 o 4 0—5 Golden Stote 118, San Antonio 107 Boston 25 (Johnson 7), Sacramento 17 East Hartford at Manchester, 7:30 LeBlond, President Bush’s daughter, has Denver 109, Dallas 106 534, John Marquis 504, Wendell Labbe “ Any cramming of added air call to action late,” says Simanai­ less mph you can expect,” says Shots on goal—New York 11-9-7—27. Chicago 1 1 3 0—5 (Smith 9). Total fouls—Boston 25, Sacro- 225-525, George Mayer 523, Ray Banto VInal Tech at Cheney Tech, 7:30 taken a job as a planner with the state tourism First Period—1, Minnesota, Siren 3 Utah 105, L.A. Lakers 79 mento 19. A— 16,517. 506, Rob M Ig llo re 506. C rom w ell ot Bolton, 7:30 and fuel into an engine’s combus­ tis. “ You press the peiial for more Simanaitis. Buftalo 12-16^34. Boston 99, Sacramento 91 Power-plav Opportunities—New York 1 (Habscheld, Hodge), 3:01. 2, Chicago, Bacon Academ y a t C oventry, 7:30 office. Roenick 4 (Wilson, Noonan), 7:08 (pp). Thursdoy's Games Boys Swimming tion chambers can properly be power, the engine speeds up and Packaging also presents cer­ of 4; Buffalo 1 of 3. Charlotte at New York, 7:30 p.m. Cavaliers 130. N e ts lll LeBlond, 29, had been staying at home with Goolles—New York, Hackett, 0-2-0 (34 Penalties—McClellan, Min (unsportsman­ Nile Owls Manchester at Hartford Public, 3:30 called ‘supercharging,’” ex­ the exhaust flow increases. This tain trade-offs. Compared to a like conduct), 4:10; McGill, (ihl (unsports­ L.A. Clippers at New Jersey, 7:X p.m. Dr. Gott her two children but said her experience shots-27 saves) Buffalo, Cloutier (14-9), Indiana at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Barbara M iller 202-528, Kathy Ber- plains Simanaitis. “ The point is to spins the turbo which finally turbocharger, a supercharger Wokaluk, 1-2-0 (4:08 second, 13-13). manlike conduct), 4:10; DePalma, Min NEW JERSEY (111) SATURDAY campaigning for her father last year helped (hooking), 6:16; Yawnev, Chi (cross­ Friday's Games Morrls3-104-412, Hinson 6-142-214, Lee4-9 zenskl 190-504, Karen Levesque 198-490, Boys Basketball Peter Gott, M.D. boost in more fuel and air to pull provides boost. But all that takes tends to be big and heavy. A—13,511. Beth Haack 185-470, Joyce Michaud 193, her (Jecide to make a change, Referee— Bob Myers. Linesmen—Ray checking), 8:55; Pasek, M in, malor-game Mllwoukee vs. Boston at Hartford, 7:30 3-4 11, Conner 4-8 1-2 9, Hopson 7-12 6-6 20, ACC Tournament out more power. a while. It’s a phenomenon called Whereas a turbo is stuck out of the misconduct (high-sticking), 9:40; Vln- p.m. M cGee3-91-29, K.WIIIIoms3-5(H)6, Gaines Luz Roque 175-463, Dolores GIntowt 192, (At Xavier High, Middletown) ” I decided that I want to work,” she said in a Scaplnello, Dan Schachte. L.A. Clippers at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Roxone Wilson 177, Gloria Boar 457, “ If the device — essentially a “ turbo lag.” way in the exhaust system, a celette, Chi (holding), 12:31. 2-7 2-26, Shackleford 5-10 (M) 10, Jones 6-10 Xavier vs. Fairfield Prep, 4 p.m. telephone interview Wednesday, her first day Second Period—3, Chicago, Wilson 14 Portland at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. 2-2 14. Totals 43-94 21-24111. Carol Barnett 476, Jan Levesque 482. East Catholic vs. St. Bernard, 8 p,m. compressor — is driven by’ he By contrast, a supercharger is supercharger has to be mounted Flyers6,Rangers4 San Antonio at Indiana, 7:30 p.m. on the job. (Larmer), 10:58. Penoltles—T.Murray, engine’s exhaust heat, then it’s a already being spun directly by near the alternator and air- Chi (hooking), :31; Musll, Min (hold­ Utah at Denver, 8 p.m. CLEVELAND (130) She will earn $25,729 a year to promote Maine ing), 1:26; Barber, Min (sloshing), 13:14; New York vs. Washington at Baltimore, 8 Sanders 4-704)8, Nance 1-404)2, Daugherty turbocharger. If the device is the engine so its boost is there conditioning compressor — some Philadelphia 2 0 4—6 p.m. as a spot for business conferences. She said she N.Y. Rangers 2 1 1—4 Gagner, Min (hIgh-stIckIng), 15:09; Noo­ 7-13 2-2 16, Harper 8-11 5-7 21, Price 8-9 6-7 22, driven directly by le engine’s right now — a major advantage very expensive under-the-hood nan, Chi (hIgh-stIckIng), 15:09; Houston at Chicago, 8:X p.m. J.w nilam s 5^ 4-414, Ehio 3-91-27, Valentine expects to spend about one day a week in First Period—1, New York, Mullen 26 Schrelber, Min (holding), 18:48. Golden State at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. rotation, it’s a supercharger. ” when you’re in a hurry to pass a real estate. Finding a place to put (KIslo, Patrick), 1:01. 2, Philadelphia, 7-12 1-1 15, Rollins 3-3 04) 6, Dudley 2-2 1-6 5, Augusta, the capital, about 60 miles from her Philadelphia at Phoenix, 9:M p.m. Keys 6-100012, Hubbard 1 -1022.Totals55-87 NEED SOME EXTRA A supercharger is likely to be big slow truck on a two-lane road. the thing is one of the reasons Kerr 35 (Propp, Craven), 12:16 (pp), 3, New Third Period—4, Chicago, Larmer 34 Sacramento ot L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Our diet changes York, Lafrenlere 6 (Leetch, Sandstrom), 20311». home in Cape Elizabeth, and the rest of the (Roenick, Groham), 3:44 5, Chicago, New Jersey 22 27 35 27—111 driven by the same bell that A turbo produces the most superchargers have been late in 14:21. 4, Philadelphia, Propp 25 (Kerr, Graham 27 (Manson, Lormer),5:37 (pp),6, coming. time traveling. Howe), 19:54. Penoltles—Berube, Phi NBA results Cleveland 42 31 30 27—130 SPENDING MONEY? drives the alternator and air boost at full throttle. That’s why Minnesota, Babe 1 (Barber, Gavin), 3-Polnt goals—Morris 2, Mc(3ee 2. Simanaitis sums it all up; “ If I Gov. John R. McKernan, a Republican who (roughing), 1:15; Paterson, NY, mlnor- 12:02. 7, Minnesota, Hodge 1 (Musll, conditioner. And just as these turbochargers are dominant in malor (Instigator, fighting), 1:15; Fouled out—None. Rebounds—New Jersey for diverticulitis was Bush’s chief campaign spokesman in the Giles), 12:24. 8, Chicago, Bassen3 (Wilson), 44 (Lee 11), Cleveland 53 (Daugherty 11). take some power to run, so does a racing where “ top-end” horsep­ were choosing a car for Ger­ Craven, Phi (slashing), 2:51; Poulin, Phi 14:01. 9, Minnesota, Chambers 4 Newspaper routes available in your area... state, said he was “ delighted” the president’s (holding), 7:39; Froese, NY, served by Bulls 130, Hornets 102 Assists—New Jersey 35 (Gaines 8), Cleve­ supercharger. When it’s produc­ ower is important. For various many’s no-speed-limit Autobahn, (Habscheld), 18:14 (pp). 10, Minnesota, land 44 (Price 10). Total fouls—New Jersey daughter had signed on with state government. Ogrodnick, (delay of game), 11:34; Wells, B a rb e r 1 (McClellan, Gavin), 19:52. ing significant boost, it may eat reasons, superchargers tend to be it would have a turbo. If it’s for Phi (holding), 15:28; Petit, NY (tripping), 23, Cleveland 17. A—14,799. DEAR DR. GOTT: I suffer from diverticulitis. At Penalties—Siren, Min (cross-checking), CHICAGO (130) up as much as 8 or 10 percent of less efficient at full throttle, terrorising taxis in midtown 17:49 4:55; McRae, Min, double mlnor- PIppen 7-12 3-3 17, Grant 9-13 2-3 20, times it’s very bad and I must take medicine. It Second Period—5, New York, Dohlen 21 Earn money and prizes by delivering the Manhattan, give me a super­ misconduct (elbowing, roughing), 6:14; Corzine 6-6 7-7 19, Vincent 6-9 04) 12, Jordan Warriors 11B. Spurs 107 seems to be getting worse and I can’t eat any of the • the engine’s power. But that boost providing better mid-range flexi­ Steve Garvey marries (Paterson, DeBlols), 13:29. Penalties— Sonlposs, Chi, double mlnor-misconduct 10-14 4-5 24, does 6-7 4-4 17, Perdue 0-3 04) 0, may extract an extra 30 percent bility instead. That is, super­ charged version.” Craven, Phi (hooking), :57; Gronato, NY (roughing), 6:14; Monson, Chi (holding), Sellers 2-4 3-37, Poxson4-51-110, Haley 0-104) Manchester Herald in your things I like. (hooking), 14:03; Mellanby, Phi (rough­ 7:16; Musll, Min (charging), 8:32; 0, Davis 2-204)4. Totals52-7624-28 130. GOLDEN STATE (118) SAN DIEGO (AP) — Love came the second ing), 17:19; Leetch, NY (high-sticking), Pressley, Chi (slashing), 8:32; Musll, M ullln 9-22 9-9 27, Teogle 6-11 S-6 17, time around for former baseball star Steve 19:44. neighborhood. DEAR READER: As we age, small pockets or M in (tripping), 16:09; Wilson, Chi (hold­ CHARLOTTE (102) L.Smith 5-5 2-3 12, Garland 5-13 2-2 12, Garvey and his new wife, and he was so sure he Third Period—6, Philadelphia, Ekiund in g ),16:23. Tripucko 5-14 8-11 18, Rambis ^6 1-1 11, Richmond 11-22 3-4 25, Bol 3-5 04) 7, 14 (Acton, Kerr), 5:12. 7, Philadelphia, herniations tend to develop in the linings of our large Overtime—None. Penalties—None. Cureton3-804)6, Chapman 10-221-122, Holton 0. Smith 1-41-23, Hlgglns2-7O04,Sampson1-1 intestine. This is called diverticulosis. It is usually What do CD players offer? rushed their wedding ahead by four months. Kerr 16 (Acton, Ekiund), 5:43. 8, Philadel- Shots on goal— Minnesota 7-4-10-0—21. 2-2 04) 4, Kempton 1-4 2-4 4, BoguesO-3 04)2, Altord4-10009. Totals47-10022-26118. “ I just couldn’t live without her and I had to phlo, Kerr 37 (Samuelsson), 10:39. 9, Chicago 21-15-14-1—51. 2- 42, Reld6-123-417, Hoppen4-504)8, Rowsom discovered by accident (during the course of Philadelphia, Poulin 11 (Somuelsson, Sut­ Missed penaltv shots—Lormer, Chi, 3- 32-48, Lewis0-104)0, Curry0-22-22.TotalsSAN ANTONIO (107) Call today to get more details. investigation for other disea.ses). The only treat­ have her down here,” Garvey said Wednesday ter), 18:57 (en). 10, New York, Show6( KIslo), 18:09 first, 39-8221-31102, G.Anderson 9-19 1-2 19, King 6-15 0-0 12, Bv the Editors of Candace Thomas, 30. 19:46 (pp). Penalties—Carkner, Phi Power-plav Opportunities—Minnesota Chicago 42 29 37 22—130 BrIckowskI 10196-1126, Maxwell 7-172-217, ment is the avoidance of fruits — such as of Consumer Reports (holding), 1:51; Croven, Phi (holding), 1 of 4; Chicago 2 of 7. Charlotte 21 28 33 20—102 W. Anderson 7-180014, M.Anderson 2-7347, raspberries, strawberries and blueberries — that Consumer Reports The two were married Saturday in her 11:44; Sutter, Phi roughing), 13:49; Shaw, Goalies—Minnesota, Takko, 7-9-3 (51 3-Polnt goals— Hodges, Poxson, Reid 2, Comegys 141-23, Smrek 14244, Rothl-43-3 parents’ home in Deer Valley, a ski resort near NY (roughing), 13:49; Tocchet, Phi, 647-9946 contain small, indigestible seeds. shots-46 soves). Chicago, Chevrier 17-12-4 Chapman. Fouled out—None. Rebounds— 5.Totals44-10718-28107. For people who make a sacred quest of the Park City, Utah, before 10 friends and mlnor-misconduct (roughing), 15:36; Petit, (21-16), Belfour (19:52 third, 0-0). Chicago 46 (Grant 10), Charlotte 35 Golden State 37 29 19 33—118 On occasion, these intestinal sacs become ultimate in high fidelity, the compact-disc player is NY, mlnor-misconduct (roughing), 15:36; (Kempton, Bogues 6). Assists—Chicogo 36 San Antonio 33 23 24 27—107 Even bottom-of-the-line compact-disc players relatives. Sutter, Phi (hooking), 19:33 inflamed, causing diverticulitis, little abscesses not the holy grail. But it comes so close to perfection (VI ncent 8), Charlotte 27 (H 0 Iton, Bogues 7). 3-Polnt goals—Bol, Alford, Maxwell. come with a slew of features. All play a disc either Thomas, an interior designer, first met Shots on goal—Philadelphia 8-8-11—27. Total fouls—Chicago 24, Charlotte 22. Fouled out—BrIckowskI. Rebounds— that produce abdominal pain, fever, bowel that most of us needn’t wait any longer. New York 9-9-9—27. Marble St...... all non-stop or one track at a time in any order you Garvey in January 1988 at an annual celebrity A—23,388. Golden State56 (L.SmIth 10), San Antonlo74 Union Place...... all irregularity and intestinal bleeding. When diverti­ Virtually all CD players deliver a near-flawless Power-plav Opportunities — Transactions (G.Anderson 18). Assists—Golden State 18 McCabe St...... all select. All can repeat a disc and allow you to scan ski event he sponsors in Deer Valley to benefit Philadelphia! of6; NewYorklof7. ((Jarland 4), San Antonio 18 (G.Anderson, Union St...... 133-264 culosis becomes diverticulitis, the patient must use listening experience; frequency response and Pistons 105,Trallblazers 94 Stock Place...... all audibly (run fast-forward) from track to track, the Special Olympics. BrIckowskI, Maxwell, W.Anderson3) .Total antibiotics and antispasmodics to reduce infection freedom from distortion that are close to ideal, Goalies—Philadelphia, Hextall, 26-23-3 fouls—Golden State 22, Son Antonio 23. No, Main St...... 397-496 without raising the music’s pitch. (27shots-23saves). NewVork, Froese,9-10-4 PORTLAND (94) Technicol—Bol. A—9,427. and control painful muscle contractions of the bowel excellent stereo separation, total absence of flutter (26-21). BASEBALL Several players offer “ shuffle play,” where the American League Kersey 3-13 4-6 10, Jones 0-2 04) 0, ' e x t r a wall. and a dynamic range far wider than any A—17,317. Duckworth 7-141-215, Slchtlng2-7O04, Porter machine itself mixes up the order of play into a more Violinist receives medal Referee—Denis Morel. Linesmen— BALTIMORE ORIOLES—Agreed to Nuggets 109. Mavericks 106 m i I In the past, doctors insisted on stringent diets to turntable/cartridge combination. terms with Bill Ripken, second baseman, on 6-14 6-719, S. Johnson 5-7 0-010, Van d ^e gh e or less random sequence. Some players have a Ron Finn, Dan McCourt. 1-504)2, Bowle8-153-519, Branch 7-14. Totals Porter St...... 458-650 prevent diverticulitis: no fruits, salads, roughage or As with many electronic devices, however, it’s the LONDON (AP) — Sir Yehudi Menuhin, the a one-year contract. Invited Bob Horner, program memory with battery backup, so it first baseman, to training camp os a 39-9115-2294. DALLAS (106) Wyllys St...... 1-90 fiber. Now we realize that such strict diets are widgets and doodads added by the manufacturers violin virtuoso and conductor, will receive a non-roster plover. DETROIT(IOS) Tyler 6-11 14 13, Perkins 9-20 (M) 18, remembers your preferences even after you turn off Maple Leafs4,Flames3(0T) Rodman 5-11 2-2 12, Salley 1-5 00 2, neither effective nor practical for the average that make some machines stand out from the medal in West Germany for his efforts to foster CALIFORNIA ANGELS—Agreed to Donoldson 6-8 3-5 15, Wiley 1-3 2-2 4, the player. That might be useful on changer models terms with Brvon Harvey, pitcher, on a Lalmbeer 2-10 2-2 6, Dumars 8-15 3-4 19, Blackman 14-22 5-7 33, W illiam s 35 1-1 7, patient. You may want to check this out with your others, and that determines the price. The range is Jewish-Christian dialogue and reconciliation one-year controct. Thomas 4-10 4-4 13, V.Jahnson 9-16 00 18, B. Davis 4-904) 10, Blab 1-52-24, Jones 1-204)2. Charter Oak St...... 141-348 that feature it, but probably doesn’t mean much on a Toronto 0 3 0 1—4 Agulrre7-141-516, Edwards5-83-613,AAahorn own doctor, but I suspect he or she will agree. from less than $200 to as high as $2,000. after World War II. Calgary 0 1 2 0—3 CHICAGO WHITE SOX—Signed Carlton Totals 45-85 14-21 106. Gardner St...... 3-66 single-play model. Fisk, catcher, to a one-year contract. 3-40O6.Totals44-9315-23105, DENVER (109) Because small seeds are still believed to activate Recently, Consumer Reports’ audio engineers Menuhin will receive the Buber-Rosenzweig Rrst Period—None. Penalties—None. Portland 16 22 22 34— 94 Gardner St. West...... all Some accessory features, such as a remote Second Period—1, Toronto, Osborne 14 DETROIT TIGERS—Released M ark Engllsh7-185-519,Cooper363313,Schayes diverticulitis, you should avoid berries (and jams) tested 26 compact-disc players. Fifteen were table medal in Bonn on March 5 from the German Hulsmann, pltche,-. Detroit 23 24 28 30—105 5-8 64 16, Lever 317 1-1 17,Adams 316 Highland St. control, added value to the system. To a large (OIczvk, Leemon),5:17.2,Toronto, Ihnocak 3-Polnt goals— Porter, Thomas, Aguirre. that contain them. However, roughage and models that play one disc at a time and include a Societies for Christian-Jewish Cooperation, his 1 (Damphousse, Marols), 7:25. 3, Toronto, OAKLAND ATHLETICS—Invited Larry 38 18, Hanzilk 1-1 04) 2,W.Davls9-152-2 (Dugan's Alley...... 8-37 extent, a remote control eliminates the need to Herndon, designated hitter-outtlelder, to Fouled out—None. Rebounds—Portlond5l 20, Rasmussen 1-62-24, TurnerO l 04». Totals vegetable fiber are all right to eat. Therefore, your remote control. All list for about $300, but many sell spokeswoman, Yvonne de Valera, said in a Gill 7 (Fergus), 15:44.4, C algarv,G llm ourH (Kersey 12), Detroit 65 (Rodman 15). Sycamore Lane...... all (M u rrvn , M ullen), 17:47 Penalties—None. spring training ns a non-roster player. 42-8824-27109. diet may not have to be as limited as you think. Most decide ahead of time — and key into the unit — songs statement Wednesday. SEATTLE MARINERS—Agreed to Assists—Portland 21 (Porter 8), Detroit 34 Dallas 23 29 29 25—106 for under $250. you want to hear or pass up. If you want to skip a terms with Dave Hengel, outfielder, on a (Thomas 12). Total fauls—Portland 20. people who have a tendency to diverticulitis can eat The other test models were players equipped with The medal honors the Jewish musician’s Third Period—5, Colgarv, M.Hunter 13 Detroit 19, A—21,454. Denver 33 25 26 25—109 track or hear it again, just press a few buttons on the (Gllmour, Mullen), 6:14 (pp). 6, Calgary, one-year controct. 3Polnt goals—B.Davis 2, Adams. Grissom Rd.. relatively normally, with the exceptions I have changers that can handle 5 to 10 CDs at a time, the “ courageous visit to Germany straight after National League Fouled out—None. Rebounds—Dallas 46 V Mullen 40 (Macinnis, Murzyn), 18:40. Shepard Dr... mentioned. fastest-growing niche in the market. In 1987, such remote control. World War II and his outspoken efforts to bring Penalties—Reese, Tor,servedby Gill (delay CHICAGO CUBS—Agreed to terms with (Perkins 12), (Jenver 40 (Schayes 9). There’s no need to spend a lot of money on a CD of game), 6:04; NIeuwendvk, Cal Jeff Pico, pitcher, and Dwight Smith and Top 20 women’s college hoop poll Assists—Dallas 20 (Blackman 6), Denver 29 Oakland Heights.. models cost $600 to $800 list. Now the typical list about unprejudiced dialogue between lews Doug Dascenzo, outfielders, on one-year DEAR DR. GOTT: My daughter, 29, developed a player. All sound great, and all come with more (cross-checking), 7:02; Relerson, Cdl (Adams 8). Total fouls—Dallas 21, Denver Brownstone Apts. price is $500, and many cost well under $400 at and Christians,” the statement said. (holding), 10:19. contracts. 23. A—11,667. fever, lethergy and ulcer-like sores in the mucus features than most people will ever use. ST. LOUIS CARDINALS—Signed John The Too Twenty women's basketball fm It said the award, established in 1968, Overtime—7, Toronto, Leeman 21 (Os­ teams, with first-place votes In paren­ linings of her mouth, throat and nose. Our family discount. If you want a single-play model. 8 of the 15 tested borne, OIczvk), 4:11 Penalties—None. Costello, pitcher, to o one-year contract. commemorates the Jewish philosophers Mar­ SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS—Signed W ill theses, total points based on 20-19-18-17-16- East Center St...... 408-608 Shots on goal—Toronto 9-7-8-2—26. Cal­ 1 5-1 4-13-12-11-10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1, record doctor said it was Coxsackie virus. She had mono at are recommended. The JVC-XLZ44BK ($330 list), gary 14-10-11-4—39. Teloda, catcher, to a one-year contract. (3\\f tin Buber and Frank Rosenzweig. BASKETBALL through Feb. 19 and lost week's ranking as Rec Hoop 19 and has been a dairy herdsman for 14 years. She the Technics SLP-350 ($400) and the Sony CDP550 Missed penalty shot—Loob Colgory, complied by Mel Greenberg of The 18:39 second National Botketball Asioclation Hamilton Dr...... all can’t seem to shake it. ($280) are all compatible with the new three-inch CHARLOTTE HORNETS— Philadelphia Inquirer: Power-ploy Opportunities—Toronto 0 of Record Pts Pvs Carpenter Dr...... all CDs, a nice feature if you plan to buy those discs. 2; Calgary 1 of 1. Activated Brian Rowsom,forward,fromthe Our Language Actress sues hairdresser Injured list. Waived Rickey Green guard. 1. Auburn (63) 23- 0 1,260 1 DEAR READER: Coxsackie viruses are divided Other models to consider are the Magnavox Goalies—Toronto, Reese, 1-1-1 (39shots-36 2. Tennessee 24- 2 1,192 3 Midgets McDivitt Dr...... all saves).Colgary Wamsley, 14-8-4(26-22) 3. Louisiana Tech 23- 3 1,113 2 Wildwood Dr...... all into 30 different types. The virus family is so named CDB473BK ($399), the Hitachi DA-405 ($300), the NEW YORK (.AP) — Actress Jennifer Leigh MILWAUKEE BUCKS—Signed Jack Mahoney- Lakers 33 (Peter Santos 16, SIkma, forwordNational Hockey League Ms. Leigh is the daughter of the late actor Vic NEW YORK ISLANDERS—Traded Kelly 13, Bowling Green 10, DePaul 10, Louisiana ments Unlimited 77 (John Hengon 21, However, it will take time. Coxsackie infection is language? Please write to Jeffrey McQuain, in care sounded just as good as the Sony. Their chargers 9:30 p.m — College basketball: St.9, Rutgers9, Washlnoton9, Illinois St. 7, Norm Hospin 19, Jim Richard 16, Dave HJanrljratrr Irralfi Morrow. UTEP at Colorodo State, NESN Hrudev, goaltender, to the Los Angeles spread from person to person, so her occupation is of Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester work with six-disc magazines, and they also have a Kings for Wayne McBean, defenseman, Connecticut 4, Middle Tennessee 4, St. Derench 11) 11:30 p.m. — College basketball: Joseoh's4,Hawall2, Loyola, III. 2, Richmond M anchester Cycle won by fo rfe it over probably not a factor in her illness. 06040. single-player drawer — a significant convenience. Idoho at Boise Stote, ESPN Mark Fitzpatrick, goaltender and future considerations. 2, Fullerton St. LTennesseeTechl. PoganI Caterers. 16 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Feb. 23. 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday-. E’eb. 23, 1989 - 17

DILLON by Steve Dickenson SNAFU by Bruce Beattie KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE by Larry Wright C IMS Tribune Medls Senrlcei, Inc. ^ P u z z le s f Wow 'd ‘ifcu LMDUP All Rlghlt Reserved Principal stars in, produces movie WITH 5 roles as actress and executive producer were kind of “Romeo and Juliet" meets "Giant” N E E D W D L of self 10 Conceit E S occasionally at odds. Lie,” she said, “I liked the story. I wasdrawn for her and Patrick Duffy. But Larry Is S R 1 3 Prescribed 11 Alum O L D “There were some things that the executive to its concept, which was new to TV at the Hagman, as J.R. Ewing, became the major amount 12 Eastern title I M producer wanted the actress to do, but as the time. It had aspects of ’Suspect’ and ’Jagged focus of the show. m i ( w 14 Hello 16 Bernstein, for L M l I actress I didn’t want to do them,” she said. Edge.’ I felt it could be a very tight, Was she bothered at losing the lead role? 1F Powerful B A L MIFAPINtT short N A B “Generally, the executive producer won. suspenseful, romantic mystery. Our story is p e a n u t s by Charles M. Schulz explosive “WHATEVER CONCERN I had about that ^ IF T ^ . 19 Navy ship pref C U R S O R R Y “One day, for instance, the actress had a very tight, which is unusual for TV. Usually, (abbr.) was offset by its success,” she answered. 21 Delicious L S D E E scene early in the morning and wanted to take you can drive a truck through the plot. You 16 Voodoo cult T ■ “ Would I rather be a leading performer in a 2-23 22 Compass point A B G E N A the rest of the day off. But the executive don’t have to suspend belief.” UJOOD5TOCK5 TINT deity producer felt it was more economical to have Principal is developing other projects and show that runs five weeks or part of an LITTLE SNOWMEN ARE 17 Bye bye 23 Toppled N O E S E N D S her do one more scene at the end of the day. has deals with NBC and ABC. She is in no ensemble that runs for many years. The KINP OF CUTE.. 18 Tim 24 Talk wildly G Y R E T A T latter, of course. Because of my years as an 25 Smells Another time, the producer felt that since the hurry to do another series. 20 Force unit wardrobe had been made for the actress she “I own several properties that I think would agent I have an ability to stand back and look 23 California city 27 Public services 38 W e ll___ 48 Actor Ron___ (wealthy) should pay half price to take it home. But the make good series,” she said. “But I want to at the project as a whole.” 26 Lawless 28 Crescent shape 50 Part of the eye Principal said there is no chance she will ’’Our deluxe lava lamp comes with a scale 40 Common tree 51 Seaman actress wanted it and we gave it to her.” have deep artistic involvement. It would have 30 Consumes 29 Time division replica of Pompeii...’’ 42 This and___ 53 Age She laughed and said, “I’m sure the to be done by my company. Doing a series is a return to “ Dallas.” 1989 by NEA Inc 31 Top of building 32 Alternative 44 Aug. time 5 4 ______the supermarketseason tabloids will take that and the “They might bring Pam back, but it won’t word grueling lifestyle. In order to live that 33 Before Wed 45 Hawaiian to be ... headlines will read: ‘Victoria Principal Has life.style it would have to be a project I believe be me,” she said. ’’They’ve asked me back, 35 The (Ger.l 34 56. Roman instruments 55 Genetic Fight With Self.’ For the last few days a in. It would have to be one from the heart. but that’s not where my life is going. I don’t 35 College 36 551. Roman 46 Verne hero material (abbr.) tabloid reporter’s been parked outside my want to live my life in reverse. I’m not bitter building, for 5 6 7 house. They’ve gone through my trash and “THE BEST OF ALL worlds in terms of and have no ill feelings. I chose to leave BUGS BUNNY by Warner Bros. short ' they’ve been following me everywhere I go.” lifestyle is a half-hour comedy. I do have one I simply because it was in my own best HAGAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browne 36 Actress Merrill ■ 12 “Naked Lie” will be telecast this Sunday by like. But for one-hour dramas, outside of interests.” THAT SUN IS REALLY TH/VNKS, PC«KY./ 37 Woman chaser n CBS. Principal stars as a prosecuting ’Murder, She Wrote,’ there are no shows HOT./ I THINK ITS TH A T BREEZE 39 Shouter □ □ □ IL L N E V E P F [ ( ETWMAT FEELS TEF?F?IFiC./ attorney whose affair with a judge, played by starring women. First, you entertain, but if I 0 29 " M A^lzr N ME." (38) Odd Couple [H BO ] MOVIE: Full Metal Jacket' (CC) ^.O O W N t h e fORSOV b u t , it HAIKTTSTROHG WONDER of Horrors' (CC) A salesclerk in a florist’s nest Borgnine. 1981 Stanley Kubrick’s portrait of the Vietnam HALL ’NUFT VET.T'AFTiXT V7HAR < V \ * V \'v 2 In good taste shop boosts business when he cultivates (57) Upstairs, Downstairs MDTMIN'BUT a PAPPV (22) (3® Cosby Show (CC) Former NBA War as seen through the eyes of marines in - - iBBtT.r IS.'.'' 3 Compass point an out-of-this-world plant. Rick Moranis, stars portray doctors who play a basket­ (61) Newhart boot camp and in battle. Matthew Modine, v \. ^ \ Ellen Greene, Vincent Gardenia 1986 ball game against younger women (In Adam Baldwin, Vincent D'Onofrio. 1987. 4 Hostile force Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) 1 0 :3 0 P M Cli: (23) in n News Stereo) Rated R 5 Uncle (C I1989 bv NEA. Inc 2.1 C38) Hogan's Heroes 5 :3 0 P M [ESPN] Outdoor Life (R) (2.4) Planet Earth An examination ot how a [TIVIC] Short Film Showcase [M AX] MOVIE: 'Police Academy 4: Ci­ 6 :0 0 P M CD (3J (22) (30) [a6) News collision with a comet could have des­ [USA] Search for Tomorrow troyed the dinosaurs, mass extinction pos- tizens on Patrol' (CC) Police academy ® Matt Houston sibliy caused by a 'death star” ; a tour of graduates are put to work training local ci­ 1 :35 A M (33 Love Boat OU Benson the solar system, (60 min.) tizens in a crime-fighting program. Steve Guttenberg, Bubba Smith, Michael Wins­ 1 :4 5 A M [DIS] MOVIE: Golden Trea­ CELEBRITY CIPHER 0 ^ Mission; Impossible (38) MOVIE: 'Superman' An infant from low. 1987 Rated PG, sure’ Two children uncover archaeological <1949 Capp Entarpritei Inc Celebrity Cipher cryptograms are created from quotaliorts by famous people, past and present pm byNtA Ittc Z-13 (2dJ A-Team the planet Krypton journeys to Earth where intrigue at their parent's Egyptian excava­ Each letter in the cipher stands for another Today 's due M equals K. he grows up to battle evil, Christopher 1 1 :0 0 P M ® ® §2) (30) C40J News tion. Kenneth Nash, Elizabeth White. (24 Doctor Who Part 4 Reeve, Margot Kidder, Gene Hackman 1982 Rated NR ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson ® Benny Hill Th/E e n o eT m o Tom ?fxiiV- CAeTc e - in - thb -a in . •GSPZ HN ZSY AYQHRHZHVR C26' T.J. Hooker 1978 Part 2 of 2 Ql) Cheers (CC) Part 1 of 2 : A M People’s Court £l (38) Family Ties (CC) (5f) This Old House (CC) 2 0 0 (33 CS) Free Government Cash (ID Dave Del Dotto: Financial Freedom MOM, WHEK) YEAH, OH,A«X)TAMO»TM... YOU wevER m ow what VQ P XVVA GHRY7 HZ (57, World of Survival dl) MOVIE: 'The Dirty Dozen: The Next @) All in the Family 3® Money, Money, Money BLONDIE by Dean Young ft Stan Drake WILL 6PI?IMQ &UT WHEW? AGROWW'UPMEAMS (61 Three's Company Mission' Major Reisman leads another group of convicted Gl's behind German (24) Mystery!: Agatha Christie's Miss (3® Home Shopping Spree Ben&Re? &Y NSVLTA NZPUZ PRA YRA [A&E] Profiles Featured: poliiicain Wen­ lines in order to break up a plot to kill Hitler Marple |CC) Long-hidden secrets are re­ dell Wilke [ESPN] SportsLook AND JOEL AND MARY < Lee Marvin, Ernest Borgnine. Ken Wahl. vealed (60 mm ) Pan 2 of 2. ABE BUYING A GHZS P N W H T Y .’ — [DIS] Don't Eat the Pictures; Sesame 1985 (26) Crook and Chase Scheduled: Louise [TIVIC] MOVIE: September' (CC) NEW HOME Street at the Metropolitan Museum of Mandrell Woody Allen's portrait of the interrelation­ [A&E] Edge and Beyond (In Stereo) ships of friends and family during a sum­ Art Big Bird and his friends visit the Metro­ (38) M*A*S*H G H T T H P W N V M V T H R . politan Museum of Art in New York (60 [CNN] PrimeNews mer weekend in Vermont. Denholm Elliott, Dianne Wiest, Mia Farrow. 1987 Rated PREVIOUS SOLUTION: 'We at Chrysler borrow money the old-fashioned min.) [DIS] Best of Walt Disney Presents; ®7J News (CC). PG way. We pay it back " -- Lee lacocca [ESPN] Motorweek Illustrated Country Coyote Goes to Hollywood A (61' Arsenio Hall (In Stereo) coyote, seeking refuge from a dune buggy [CNN] Moneyline [U S A ] Madame’s Place [LIFE] E/R and pack of greyhounds, hitches a ride to 1989 by NEA, Inc 129 [T M C ] MOVIE; 'Foul Play' An innocent Hollywood. (60 min ) [DIS] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet 2:1 5A M [MAX] MOVIE: Heaf (CC) A Las Vegas bodyguard is forced into a ‘J’ woman becomes entangled in a plot to kill [LIFE] Cagney & Lacey [ESPN] SportsCenter the visiting pope Chevy Chase, Goldie confrontation with a second-generation [H B O ] Kids in Crisis (CC) This examina Hawn, Burgess Meredith 1978 Rated PG [TMC] MOVIE: 'September' (CC) mobster when a friend is savagely beaten. Woody Allen’s portrait of the interrelation­ lion into teen-age suicide includes inter­ Burt Reynolds, Karen Young, 1987. Rated [U S A ] She-Ra: Princess of Power ships of friends and family during a sum views with troubled adolescents, parents R ALLEY OOP by Dave Graue mer weekend in Vermont Denholm Elliott. and psychiatrists. (60 min.) I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME 6 :3 0 P M (3]CBS News (CC) (InStereo) 2 :3 0 A M (33 The Judge (CC) rSil Dianne Wiest, Mia Farrow 1987 Rated [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire THERE'S TH' CAVE \ BONES, WRIGGLE TH' REST OF WELL? V'nND, GOOD! TH' DIS­ by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee (33 40 ABC News (CC) PG (33 Money, Money, Money WE SAW HIM G O j IN THERE AND ( YOU LADS AHrTHINO?/ AYE COVERY OF A 11, Jeffersons (CC) [U S A ] Miami Vice INTO, MEG! x-c; HAVE A LOOK! CLEAR THE CAP'N TREASURE Unscramble these four Jumbles, [USA] Murder, She Wrote (3® Dating Game ROSE IS ROSE by Pal Brady ENTRANCE! SACKS 1 CHEST ALWAYS one letter to each square, to form 1 1 :3 0 P M ® AO) Nightiine (CC) 22) (30 NBC News (CC) 8 ;3 0 P M S2) (30) Different World (CC) [CNN] Sports Latenight BRIGHTENS ME four ordinary words. ® (38) Morton Downey Jr. DAY 24 57 Nightly Business Report Dwayne and Ron’s friendship is strained [ESPN] SportsCenter after they pledge a fraternity (In Stereo) (11) Honeymooners 38 Family Ties (CC) [USA] Code Red SINCE ItW CAN'T STOP W li HAVE D PLAV ON H002 \ YOSUM 61 Love Connection (57] Frugal Gourmet (R) (In Stereo) Can You Beat Baldness? 2 :3 5 A M (33 Family Feud OPPOSITE SlITtS WAN \ m [A & E ] W ild World of the East (20) American Skier [A & E ] Twentieth Century A profile of WITH m m m . . . Gen George Marshall, father of the pos­ (22) (30j Tonight Show (In Stereo) 3 :0 0 A M (33 Home Shopping Over­ OP T H IS WAN.' 9 :0 0 P M @3 Paradise (CC) Ethan is night Service (3 hrs ) twar Marshall plan Host Walter Cronkiie caught in the middle when John Taylor i26) Racing From Plainsfield (60 mm ) J fttb [CNN] Showbiz Today vows to stop a lumber company from ^7) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour (lD White Shadow SHAMC [ESPN] SportsLook clearing a mountain near Paradise. (60 (j® Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) min.) (In Stereo) [CNN] Sports Tonight [CNN] Headline News Overnight im i [LIFE] Easy Street [DIS] Sandburg's Lincoln President Lin­ W dD ® ) Dynasty (CC) Sable begs for [ESPN] Thoroughbred Sports Digest [U S A ] Cartoons Blake's understanding, Dex attacks Adam, coln takes personal charge of responsibil­ ity for the conduct of the Civil War follow­ 7 :0 0 P M CS Inside Edition who had sexually assaulted Virginia; Sgt 3 :0 5 A M (33 News (R) Zorelli finds a map among Gibson's per ing early Union Army defeats. (60 min.) THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom AMLAMM (8] 22 Wheel of Fortune (CC) sonal effects. (60 min.) [ESPN] College Basketball: Idaho at 3:15 A M [DIS] MOVIE: Minstrel Man' Two black brothers at the turn-of- WHAT THE PHAf?AOH ( ® 40 Cosby Show (CC) (In Stereo) (183 Rockford Files Boise State (2 hrs ) (Live) the-century leave an indelible mark upon r n 1-21 FLOTZteo ■ UfljCONT \/(0FC0UP6G L i : WHO ATE CRACKERS '11 Cheers (CC) Carla seeks help from (2^ (30) Cheers (CC) Norm’s house- [TMC] MOVIE: '*batteries not in­ cluded' The beleaguered residents of a the world mimstrel music and contribute to IN SEP WAS. Frasier when her fear of flying leads Eddie, painting business is the target of Rebec­ (bKXjsesawipfi! YOU‘SfgAfcIV IC O ! crumbling Manhattan brownstone receive the evolution o( ragtime bands. Glynn Tur­ ON THE FA8TRACK by Bill Holbrook who’s working out of town, to believe she ca’s marketing skills (In Stereo) man, Ted Ross, Stanley Clay 1977. LUNYUR IS ashamed of his job unexpected help from mechanized visitors \/0N pippue Now arrange the circied letters to @4) Endangered from space Hume Cronyn, Jessica Tandy. 3 :2 0 A M [TMC] MOVIE: Bulletproof' (I8y College Basketball; Temple at Rut­ No, AT This TIrrtE WiTHour HAV NoRN\AL MELOPV.' dan\N. w ifp o o r form the surprise answer, as sug­ gers (2 hrs.) (Live) (57) Mystery!: Agatha Christie's Miss Frank McRae. 1987 Rated PG (InStereo) An ex-secret agent is called back into ser­ w gested by the above cartoon. Marple (CC) Jane Marple (Joan Hickson) vice when Communist rebels seize an MELOpV? VeAii liW RESlSTANC.f , defenses, r/fl 60SCePT\9l£ "fLoen oo6” ANoT iIER one (20: M*A*S*H 1 1 :3 5 P M (33 Night court 8L006HI receives a bequest and a stipulation (60 American supertank Gary Busey, Henry IS AL1AAV$ POION. I IZ) ANV 6iT O f NASTTNESS F(2oiy\ (tis. GoT TriPPOGH., 2 ^ S4) (57) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour min ) Part 1 of 2 (R) : A M (33 USA Today Scheduled: Silva. 1988 Rated R (In Stereo) Answer: a 12 0 0 I Going akoonp the o frice/ TlZEt-LIS.' {26) MOVIE: '2001: A Space Odyssey' [A&E] Rigoletto high-tech methods for finding missing children; nuclear reactors (Part 3 of 3) (R) 3 :3 0 A M [ESPN] Muscle Magazine (Answers tomorrow) Two astronauts on a voyage to Jupiter en­ [C N N ] Larry King Live (60 min.) counter problems with their computer, (3D Star Trek Yesterday's Jumbles: PRIZE FLAME LAUNCH PLACID [DIS] MOVIE: 'M instrel Man' Two black [H BO ] MOVIE: 'A Nightmare on Elm V HAL Keir Dullea, Gary Lockwood. William (TD Home Shopping Network (3 hrs ) Answer: How the sculptors raised money for their Sylvester 1968 brothers at the turn-of-the-century leave Street 3: Dream Warriors' (CC) A group annual shindig-THEY ALL CHIPPED IN an indelible mark upon the world mimstrel (20) Wild. Wild West of institutionalized teen-agers join forces J . -.3 (3^ Current Affair music and contribute to the evolution of to rid themselves of the evil influence of (3® Cheers (CC) Part 1 of 2 ragtime bands. Glynn Turman, Ted Ross, !40) Current Affair child-murderer Freddy Krueger, Heather and handling, from Jumbla, c/o IhU nawapapar. P.O. Boi 43M, Ortando. FL 32802-f (61; Family Ties (CC). Stanley Clay 1977 (61) Straight Talk Cellulite Free Langenkamp, Patricia Arquette, Robert En- FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves Irtcluda your nama, addraaa and tip coda ar^ maka your chack payabla to NawapapartxMka. glund 1987 Rated R (In Stereo) [A & E ] Chronicle Italy’s Palio, the world's [ESPN] College Basketball: North Car­ [A&E] Edge and Beyond (In Stereo) oldest horse race olina State at Duke (2 hrs.) (Live) [CNN] Newsnight [U S A ] MOVIE: ’Ship of Zombies’ An an­ cient ship, manned by a crew of the un­ [CNN] Moneyline [HBO] MOVIE: 'Missing In Action 2: [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Glory! Glory!' (CC) The H O lA / C O M ? Of>/>OftrU(NlTY The Beginning' (CC) A POW escapes his dead, roams the oceans in search of ships [DIS] Jack and the Beanstalk Animated recruitment of a rock singer revives a fail­ containing human cargo. Maria Perschv Viet Cong captors and wages war against ing TV ministry, but the personal cost may THE GRIZZWELLS by Blit Schorr After a daring youngster trades his cow for an enemy that greatly outnumbers him. 1977 ' |c|\locfc^ o N c ^ , ^ U T a handful of magical beans, he finds him­ be high when she becomes involved with a Chuck Norris. Soon-Teck Oh, Steven W il­ reporter planning an expose. Ellen Greene, 3 :4 0 A M (3) Nlghtwatch Joined in m F MALE 6 V M Z N 15 TWE r,V\E 15 PRIMEVAL WHO A s t r o g r a p h self taking an adventurous journey. With liams, 1985, Rated R r Gene Kelly’s voice (60 min ) Richard Thomas 1989 Part 1 of 2 (In Progress UUn/V\ATE PRIMITIVE PREW O R , tfF H15 CbMAlN., temptation a t [LIFE] MOVIE: 'Combat Academy' A Stereo) V [ESPN] College Basketball: Florida pair of practical-joking teen-agers are sent­ 4 .0 0 A M Cllj Update: Making it Hap­ UHTAMEP TH0USAVIR5

18 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Feb, 23, 1989 HOMES HOMES HELP WANTED G3 INSTRUCTION FOR SALE FOR SALE EU GD HELP WANTED HELP WANTED GD HELP WANTED GD HELP WANTED HD HO TUITION Free Trucking PITKIN, Porter, Parker. MANCHESTER. Move In ABOVE Ground Pool Ser­ IMMEDIATE opening. FULL or pan rime sales VETERINARY Recep­ School. That's right. A In a beautiful areo of condition. Three bed­ Movie’s debut tor lewelrv company In vice Person needed. Full time deliver. ACCOUNTANT/COMPUTER select group of appli­ fine quality older room dormered cape. tionist. Full time. De­ Experience preferred Heovy lifting. Includ­ a malor department pendability, good OPERATOR cants will learn todrive homes. This new, six 1 Vi baths, finished fam­ but will train. Must ing Saturdays. Paid trucks at J.B. Hunt's room- home Is under ily room. $137,900. FI- store Isseeking person­ office skills and ability have own tools and training . $5.25 per Locally based Motor nel tor rapidly growing to work well with peo­ Lowell, Arkansas construction. $160’s. ano Realty, 646-5200. □ vehicle. Call 1-800-356- hour. Coll 643-2171. Carrier immediately Blanchard & Rossetto a benefit for lease department, will ple. References. Glas­ 9019, ask for Steve. headquarters and pay MANCHESTER. Immac­ right person, tonbury Veterinary DELIVERY van driver seeking qualified only room, board and Realtors," We're Sel- ulate newer 8 room retail experience help­ Hospital, 633-3588. for malor corporation. accountant/computer supplies. Four week llng Houses" 546-2482.0 L-shaped Ranch. Por­ course. Some restric­ ful, seniors welcomed. Dl SHWASHER/Food Full benefits. Please operator with BA/BS. END Of Cul-de-sac sits te r Street area. Apply In person: Je­ tions apply. A golden this eight plus room U $210,000. Flano Realty, defect victims Prep. Full and part coll 249-6801. Ask for Excellent working Direct Care Aide opportunity for the welry Department, time positions availa­ wanted to work with men­ Don.______& R built ranch. Two 646-5200. □______Burlington Coat Fac­ conditions and fringe right candidate. Find baths, first floor family EAST HARTFDRD. Star­ ble, days or evenings. tally retarded adults full ATTENTION. Hiring. Go­ out If you quality. Call tory, 820 Sliver Lane, $5-$7 per hours. Ad­ and part time positions vernment lobs In your benefits. Interviews room and more. Low ter Cape. Enclosed Bv Brent Lavmon East Hartford or call toll-free 1-800-643-3331. $200's Blanchard 8. vancement posslbll- available in our W. Htfd., area. Many Immediate by appointment (203) porch. Newer roof. A The Associated Press Liberty National, 568- tles. Call for an ap­ openings without wait­ Rossetto R ealtors,” real cuty. $134,900. Fl- Windsor and So. Windsor 871-2050. TRAIN To be a Diesel We're Selling Houses" pointment. Adams Mill group homes. Experience ing list or test. $17,840- ano Realty, 646-5200. a STAMFORD — Saturday’s premiere of Robert De EAST HARTFORD. In- Restaurant, 646-4039. Mechanic. Seven 646-2482.n______preferred but will train. $69,485. Call 1-602-838- months hands-on pro­ NEW Listing. Large tire- Niro’s newest movie. “ Jacknife.” will be a special dustrlal distributor, Competitive wages and 8885. Ext. R-11034. A HDME for your In- placed living room for small, friendly office gram. Classes start ev­ Laws. Manchester. affair for a 9-year-old girl suffering from birth WANTED: Experienced, fringe benefits. Call ery 2 months. Diesel those cozy winter Customer service, data part time cook and BUSINESS Price reduction. This nights, three bedrooms defects linked to her father’s exposure to the entry, no selling. Come Technology Institute, 11 room, oversized housekeeper, church COOKS GDOPPORTUNITIES 105 Phoenix Avenue, and garage. This lovely herbicide Agent Orange in Vietnam. learn and grow with us rectory, llve-ln resi­ 688-600? or 228-4483 Cape has a full In-Law ranch Is located In the EOE Ag«ncy Meadows Manor Enfield, Connecticut. 1- De Niro has arranged to stage the premiere at the dence available. For DEALERSHIP. Log apartment plus a large Buckley School district South has two posi­ 800-243-4242. home tor yourself and Coronet Theatre in New York City as a benefit for appointment, call 742- tions available for Homes. Your complete and has low mainte­ 6655, between 9:30am- RECEPTIONIST/Book- your family. Close to the Connecticut-based Brandie Schieb Children’s week-end Cooks. The log home manufactur­ nance exterior. David 4:30pm. keeper. Full time, light ing company has all of shopping yet In lovely Murdock $145,000. Sen­ Fund. typing, computer en­ Head Cook position is area. $194,5(X). Realty try Real Estate, 643- E)am While You Learn Sam to 1pm, Sat. and America's finest lines, HOMES The fund was established in 1985 to raise money We will train a qualified try, payable, receiva­ starting at $9199. Great World, Benoit, 4060.O______UA THEATERS ble, and payroll. Under Sun. at an hourly rate HD FOR SALE Frechette Assoclotes, for the huge medical expenses of Brandie Schieb. applieanl to lie an optical of *10.08. The Second earning potential, will NEW Listing. New, new, Looking for a few supervision of Head not Interfere with pres­ 646- 7709.D who suffers from massive birth defects doctors say Cook is 11:45am to new appliances, light leehnician in our lens mature, responsible Bookkeeper. Full be­ ent employment. In­ AM real estote advertised In MANCHESTER. Dwner fixtures, carpeting, kit­ are related to her fa­ 7:45 pm. Sat. and Sun., the Manchester Herald Is grinding Dept. We offer an individuals. If you nefits. 643-2451. vestment 100% secured anxious to sell this 6 chen floor and much ther’s exposure to at an hourly rate of sublect fa the Fair Housing exceptional benefits program would like a job with a SECRETARY/Receptloi by model home. Call room Cape with In-Law more. This four bed­ Agent Orange while *9.23. Interested appli­ Mr. Lamont, toll free, Act of 1968, w hich m akes It apartment In back of with starling rale of »5..5() friendly atmosphere, 1st needed for country Illegal to advertise anv pref­ room home is ready for serving with the U.S. club. Diversified posi­ cants please contact 1-800-321-5647. The erence, llmitotlon or discrim­ house with own en­ your furniture. 2'/2 hourly and reviews in 30-90 flexible schednii' and a Mrs. Chapman at: trance. Lots of storage Navy in Vietnam. tion for detail oriented Original Old Timer Log ination based on race, color, baths and two car gar­ &■ 180 days, (jill Boh Pound variety of rotating person with good typ­ Homes and Supply religion, sex or natlonol space. Large fenced In age. YoYo Carroll. " I t ’s the nicest thing MEADOWS MANOR origin, or an Intention to yard with plenty of for appl. positions, stop by the ing and date Input Inc., Route6,346Logue Sentry Real Estate, 643- anyone has ever done Road, Mt. Juliet, Ten­ moke onv such preference, room for a garden. tlieater and request ati skills. Flexible hours. 333 Bidwell St. limitation or discrimlnotlon. 4060.P for us." Hank Schieb of QSA OPTICAL appliration. W'e are Call 633-5253. nessee 37122. $149,900. Realty World, Manchester, CT The Herald will not know­ Benoit, Frechette As­ Winsted. who hopes to 649-3177 located in the ingly accept any odvertlse- sociates, 646-7709.n MANCHESTER >222,200 eoE 647-9191 ment which Is In violation of attend the premiere Manrliester I’arkade. the low. FULL TIME EOE HELP WANTED IMMEDIATE Dccu- Pleasure Perfect! with his daughter and GD pancy. You can move wife, said Wednesday. We have openings for SDUTHEliN New Eng- Raised Ranch on quiet CRUISE Ship Jobs. Now lond closslfleld ads right In to this spar­ The decision to attend NURSE AIDE hiring men and women. the assembly and kling clean 7 room cul-de-sac. Three bed­ AP photo Summer and career REWARDING OPPORTUNITIES AT reach nearly 800,000 the benefit premiere AP photo CERTIFICATION/RLASS packaging of our home homes In Connecticut Ranch on Hebron Road rooms, 2 baths, large Meadows Manor Is ac­ opportunities. Excel­ made foods. *5.50 to GRAMPV’S CORNER STORE and Rhode Island. The In Bolton. Built In 1964 family room with fire­ was unusual for De DOUBLE WINNER — Tracy Chapman accepts one of her lent pay plus world featuring 3 bedrooms, 2 Niro, his publicists said. HE'S HAPPY — Bobby McFerrin holds the four Grammy awards he won cepting applications for start with scheduled If you have ambition, motivation and the desire to price for a basic 25 place. In-ground pool two early Grammy wins Wednesday night in Los Angeles. trovel. Hawaii, Baho- succeed in a challenging but rewarding career- word ad Is only $55 and full baths, a fireplace “ He’s very reclusive. Wednesday night in Los Angeles for record of the year, best pop vocal, a 75-hour Nurse Aide mas, Caribbean, Etc. wage review and great with wood stove, 3zone with cabana, patio, Certification Class Grampy’s Corner Store has a position(s) availa­ will appear In 43 news­ great landscaping and ... Most of the time he male and best male jazz vocal. Call Now. (206)736-7000 benefits. Call papers. For more In­ heat, full basement, starting Thursday, Ext. 109C. ble at our Manchester location. view. doesn’t even go to the formation call Classi­ 2nd garage Is now a March 9, 1989. Partic­ ASSISTANT MANAGER/MANAGER TRAINEE playroom tor the kids premiere of his own 633-4663 fied, 643-2711 and ask Call for showingl ipants are paid »8.03/hr RH's /LPN's Up to *400 per week. You will have total P&L res­ for defglls.g______or a day care business. movies.” said Diane and ask for Dave New Price! $191,900. You’ll be dellghtedi and those who success­ Advance to Excellence ponsibility for a Grampy’s store. COVENTRY. Two bed­ Jackson & Jackson Robert De Niro Collins, a De Niro spo­ fully complete the class Super new rate ol pay. To qualify, you must have at least one year ex­ room Ranch. 3/4 acre. Marcel Goetz Academy chooses ‘Happy’ over ‘Fast’ For 3pm-11pm ihltt, Mor .‘-/-F ri­ Real Estate, 647-8400.D keswoman. “ He just STEEL erectors. Must perience working in a food store environment. Fireplace. $115,000. 742- will be offered part-time day. For full or part lima poaltlona have experience, weld­ feels that this cause is very worthwhile and he’s just 8437. Y D U N G W I p p e r 649-7440 “ I want to thank my family — my lang for their version of Orbison’s or full time positions as OR ing, connecting, and CASHIERS/CLERKS Snapper!!! Almost Westledge Real very interested in trying to help” By Richard de Atlev and K.T. Oslin won female vocal 7pm-7am. every Sat, and Sun. MANCHESTER. Two mother, who bought me my first “Crying.” , u available. Please apply ASK ABOUT OUR CHILDCARE hanging lintels. Many Up to $7 per hour to start. No experience neces­ new 8 room Colonial on Organizers hope to raise $15,000 to $20,000 from honors for “ Hold Me,” which also was fringe benefits. East family, 4-I-4, newer gas Estate, Vernon The Associated Press guitar, my sister, who’s always been Tina Turner won the female rock in person 9am to 3pm to REIMBURSEMENT PROGRAM sary. Cornwall Drive In Cov­ voted best country song. The Judds For more Information, coll Hartford Welding, 289- furnaces, second floor entry. Four bedrooms, the $25-a-ticket premiere and the$125-a-ticket party vocalist prize with “ Tina Live in Mrs. Olivera or Ms. Grampy’s is not just an ordinary convenience Is freshly painted and 872-1100 won best country group for “ Give a my best audience, best critic and best Director of Nuraing. 23?3.______store. We offer full New York Style deli’s, hot food 2.5 baths, fireplace, afterward. Collins said. LOS ANGELES — Bobby McFer- friend,” Chapman said tearfully as Europe.” Robert Palm er won male Brown at: HAIRDRESSER. Full or newly carpeted. Little Love.” Crestfleld entrees, 24 hours a day, and extensive perisha­ 13x17 family room. Ap- “ Jacknife.” filmed in Meriden, tells the story of rin’s feel-good song “ Don’t Worry, Be she accepted the award for best rock vocalist for “ Simply MEADOWS MANOR part-time In a small $179,900. Star Realty, proxlmately 2,500 Happy ” was the choice of the music Willie Dixon, the 73-year-old blues Convalescant Home friendly salon. 55 per bles including fresh meat, fish, produce and in­ 247-1219.______two Vietnam veterans reunited 15 years after the female pop vocalist. Irresistible.” 333 Bidwell St. Manchester, CT store bakeries. square feet. Built In CONDOMINIUMS academy for song and record of the master whose songs have been hits for Manhattan Transfer, the harmon­ cent commission, va­ BRAND New listing. Well war. Their strained relationship becomes even A check of Grammy records showed Manchester, Ct Grampy's offers excellent benefits including: 1987. Two plus acre FOR SALE year over Tracy Chapman’s down­ so many rock groups, finally won his 643-5151 cation. Roller setting a maintained 7 room country lot. Sellers more volatile when one falls in love with the other s “ Don’t Worry, Be Happy” was the ious jazz vocal quartet, were awarded must. Call 649-7897 or hearted “Fast Car” at the 31st first Grammy for his “Hidden 647-9191 • Flexible Hours Split level on Bryan sorry to leave but have sister. first a capella song, or one without best pop performance by a duo or EOE 649-8568.______MALLARD View. Dis­ Grammy awards. Charms” album in the best traditional • Medical, Dental and Life Insurance Drive in Manchester. changed lob locations. tinctive duplexes and De Niro met a number of members of Vietnam instrumental background, to win best group for the single “ Brasil.” LICENSED Nurse, 3-11. FULL TIM E office sales One full bath and 2'/2 New Price, $270,000. McFerrin, the vocal gymnast who blues recording category. He Terence Trent D’Arby won best Call 649-2358. • Advancement opportunities townhouses. Located Veterans Agent Orange Victims Inc., based in song and record of the year. Another a Including Saturdays. baths, fireplace, cen­ Jackson & Jackson on 0 private protective uses his voice and body as an mounted the stage with the aid of a male rhythm & blues vocal for We need a dependable • Profit sharing tral a ir, 20x40 In- Real Estate, 647-8400.P Stamford, while filming the movie. The veterans cane and received a standing ovation. capella group, the sextet Take 6, won cul-de-sac, this new instrument, won four Grammys Wed­ the soul gospel duo-group award for “ Introducing The Hardline According organized person who For more information, please call Jean at ground pool. 140x170 BDLTDN. Lovely 3 be- subdivision of quality 3 group started the Schieb fund in 1985 Tve been in the music business for enloys working with lot. One car garage. nesday night, while Chapman, a shy their self-titled debut album. to Terence Trent D’Arby.” 1-800-624-9743. doom Ranch with first bedroom townhouses 25-year-old folksinger from Boston about 50 years,” Dixon said back- PRIVATE PARTY people. Paind training. Grampy's Is an Equal Opportunity Employer. $169,900. Jackson & floor laundry, 2tlerpla- and duplexes await Brandie was born deaf and without ears, without In a new category, hard rock-metal Irish rockers U2 won for rock $5.50 per hour. Call Jackson Real Estate, most of her right cheekbone and jaw and virtually whose self-titled album dealt with stage. “ It’s about time, don’t you performance by a group for the single ces, sliders to back your Inspection. Kit­ vocal or instrumental, the high- Merchandise Ads 643-27. 647-8400.O porch, 3 car garage chens have oak ca­ no socket for her right eye. The Schieb family had no racism, poverty and desperation, won think?” “ Desire” and music video perfor­ Dixon’s compositions for rock voltage rockers Jethro Tull won for plus pond. Suitable tor binets, range, oven, insurance to pay for operations to correct the girl’s three trophies. “ Crest of a Knave,” defeating newer mance for “ Where The Streets Have horses. Possible subdi­ dishwasher, refrigera­ “ I think it was so popular because it groups include such hits as “ Spoon­ deformities. groups such as Metallica and Jane’s No Name.” vision. $399,000. Cen­ tor and bullt-ln micro- went to the spirit.” McFerrin said ful” for the British supergroup Cream Other winners included the Rev. tury 21 Epstein Realty, wave ovens. Fire- Brandie. a fourth-grader, has undergone four Addiction. 647- 8895.D backstage of his song. “ I think, given in the late 1960s. Another new category — rap — was Jesse Jackson for best spoken word placed living rooms, operations so far and faces another four to correct McFerrin, asked by reporters about I'/z baths with full vani­ the mood at the time, it was such that hit by a boycott by some of the major recording for a speech included on SpecioHsSP&tl SDUTH WINDSDR. Beau­ the difference in musical style be­ k tiful 5 bedroom con­ ties, separate full base­ facial deformities. Schieb said. She was at Boston people wanted something uplifting nominees. The best song was “ Par­ Aretha Franklin’s “ One Lord, One ments, 2 zoned base­ Children’s Hospital this week to have wires and jovial and funny. The tempo was tween him and Chapman, said he temporary home with ents Just Don’t Understand” by D.J. Faith, One Baptism” album. Frank­ first floor family room board heating systems, renloved from her jaw and was expected to be nice.” didn’t like the idea of competition with lin’s album also won best female soul * 9 Minimum 94 Lines — 7 f Days Andersen permashleld Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince, who I r H CARPENTRY/ and second floor den, 3 released in time for the premiere, her father said. Both big winners lost to George her. were among those not attending the gospel performance. * Additional Lines 504 Per Line, Per Day full baths, fleldstone thermopane windows, '1 am touched by her music,” he CHILD CARE I^REMODELINR m FLOORING FLOORING luxurious wall to wall Michael for album of the year. He won show because the award was given Grammy winners are determined « Classifications 71 thru 87 fireplace and vaulted The fund that bears her name has been expanded said. "This is by no means a gauge of ceilings. $349,900. D.W. carpeting and attached for his platinum “ Faith,” a crossover during the pre-telecast presentations. by balloting among members of the * Merchandise Under *250 EXPERIENCED 14 year to assist other children suffering from Agent artistic ability.” Fish Realty, 643-1591 .□ garage. Come see the blend of ballads, rock and soulful pop, The late Roy Orbison won his third academy, who are recording artists, old girl looking for BRIAN’S HOm P Orange-related birth defects. Veterans estimate Besides best song and record, * Ad must contain price! MANCHESTER. Enloy mode tor tomorrow. including the hit single “ I Want Your. Grammy, sharing best country vocal songwriters, musicians, producers babysitting work. Por­ Simon Simon You own your own lot there are 64.000 such children nationwide. McFerrin won best pop male vocal for You m ay cancel anytime, but NO refunds ter Street area. $2.50 IMPROVEMENTS the care free exterior Sex.” collaboration with country singer k.d. and technicians. KItchsnt, Baths, Rac Room a, TILEMASTSRS of this 3 bedroom co­ and house. No associa­ Fifteen of the Grammys were "Don’t Worry” and the male jazz due to this low price... per hour. Coll Jenny, tion fees. Competi­ De Niro helped raise about $18,000 for the fund last Oaokt II AddNIoflt lonial. FIreplaced liv­ handed out in a 3-hour, 20-minute long 643-8579. tively priced from summer at another benefit at a Middlebury Fra* CtUmtin • Lletnmd t Imvratf Tile Sales and Installatioh ing room, formal din­ ceremony broadcast live to the East Chapman did not appear backstage U.S. autograph gets record price ing room, 8x10 porch $149,900. Blanchard 8, amusement park to help defuse the controversy Rossetto Realtors," Coast by CBS. The rest of the 76 to talk to reporters. Her Grammys 9 r ^ CALL CLASSIFIED R9I CLEANING 646-3923 plus 12x20 pressure surrounding another movie, tentatively titled We're Selling Houses" awards for the National Academy of were for best contemporary folk 0 ^1 SERVICES treated deck. D.W. NEW YORK (AP) - On July 4,1776, Chicago book dealer Ralf Newman 646- 2482.0______“ Stanley and Iris.” he filmed in Connecticut with Recording Arts and Sciences were recording, best new artist, and best Fish Realty, 643-1591 .□ bought the letter, addressed to Capt. 643"2711 NOW! PAINTING/ MANCHESTER. We have actress Jane Fonda. handed out during a pre-broadcast pop female vocal performance for Caesar Rodney sent a letter from CLEANING Philadelphia to his brother back home Thomas Rodney in Dover, Del., on $«rvtclno th« AAancnttt«r & Wil- PAPERING We are bath remodel and ceramic tile specialists. two! Spacious 2 bed­ Some veterans protested Fonda’s filming in ceremony. " Fast Car,” a song about a woman llm ontic or«o. Hon«»! ond rtllo* THE DEADLINE FOR room light and bright in Delaware, mentioning the Declara­ behalf of a private client, the auction Let us win your confidericel Call us'today for a Singer Anita Baker took two rhythm trying to escape poverty by driving Ol# coupl# to ci#on your hom#« PLACING OR units feoturing new Waterbury because of her trip to Hanoi during the tion of Independence, which he had house said. offtc# or window*. 9 ytora #«•• free estimate, commercial or residential. & blues trophies for her “ Giving You away from it with her jobless CANCELING AN AD IS contemporary kitchen, height of the Vietnam War. The benefit grew out of a It was estimated before the sale that p#rl#nc# ond r«t#r#nc#«. CoM PAINTING & The Best That I Got.” including best bovfriend. just signed. Lourl# for o tr#« ttilm ot#. ' Mambar Chambar of Commarca 12 NOON THE DAY 2 parking spaces, con­ private meeting Fonda had with some of her critics. Rodney’s letter was sold at auction the letter would bring $100,000 to venient to highway and female performance and a shared Chapman’s debut album deals with WALLPAPERING BEFORE, MONDAY - Wednesday for $440,000, setting world $150,000. DRIVER 742-0267 busline. Call for de­ De Niro is flying back from Vancouver, Canada, songwriting award with Skip Scarbo­ such subjects as poverty, racism and F re e E$tlmai0$ MISCELLANEOUS FRIDAY. IN ORDER tails. Low $100's. Cen­ records for the sale of any letter and The old record for an American HEATING/ where he is filming a movie, for Saturday’s benefit, rough and Randy Holland. revolution and was a surprise hit in BD0KKEEPIN6/ Call John HDSERVICES TO MAKE THE NEXT tury 21 Epstein Realty, said another spokeswoman, Marion Billings. In country music, Randy Travis 1988, selling more than 3 million for an American autograph, Chris­ autograph was $396,000 paid in 1987 for 1 ^ ' PLUMBING ISSUE. FRIDAY 647- 8895.0 a Thomas Jefferson letter. Coventry area INCOME TAX “ He’s sort of coming public for this,” she said. won best male vocal with “ Old 8 X 10” copies. tie’s said. 649-3331 GSL Building Mainte­ AFTERNOON BY 2:30 MANCHESTER. Desira­ P J'i Plufflblno, Heating 8 nance Cok Commercl- PM FOR MONDAY’S ble Ansaldl built Condo 1988 INCOME TAXES ROOFING/ al/Resldentlal4>ulldlog ISSUE. THANK YOU with Atrium doors to Manchester Air Cendltlontng ^ patio. Full basement Consultation / Preparation Boilers, pumps, hot watet repairs and home Im­ SIDING provements. Interior FOR YOUR and unfinished upstairs Individuals / tanks, new and COOPERATION!!! replacements. and exterior painting, with rought plumbing. Herald route. Sole Proprietors ^ Fully equipped kitchen LEAKY ROOF? FREE ESTIMATES light carpentry. Com­ Moat roofs can bo rtptited. plete lonitorlal ser­ BOLTON. Owner financ­ and raised hearth fire­ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 Dan Mosler 6 4 9 - 3 3 2 9 In p la e * o l total rarooting *iipen**( 643-9649/228-9616 vice. E)(E.erlenced, rel­ place. Excellent loca­ ing available. Almost Short Hours — Cornplsle reroollng of all types. iable, free estimates. tion. $132,900. D.W. Complete accounting servicea new 3 bedroom Ranch, Face csnunTts MISCELLANEOUS 643-0304. • garage. $158,000 Flano Fish Realty, 643-1591.0 including A/R. A/P. P/R. G/U. Manchester Roofing Realty, 646-5200.D CDNDD. $66,900-$89,900. PART TIME PART TIME Great Pay! P8L Siatemenl and quarterly SERVICES Spring Is coming 8% CHFA Approved. tax returns. Can design 645-8830 ED BOLTON. Five room Employment HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED GD HELP WANTED Ranch and townhouses Notices HELP WANTED additional appllcetlona For all your cleanup Ranch on almost 5 In cosmopolitan down­ tailored tor your business HAWNES TREE SERVICE chores call Rudy, wooded acres. $170,000. town location near li­ RETAIL Sales for wom­ HAIR Stylist, help your­ Call 647-9946 Flano R ealty, 646- ARE You looking tor a BANQUET Servers. Flex- ACCOUNTS Payable. needs. Call 644-6191 Bucket, truck & chipper. Stump As a condition precedent to STUDENTS an's specialty store. self and double your 647-9925. 5200.O______brary, shopping, bus. the placement of ony adver­ PART TIME job with high advance­ Ible hours, days, New Englands largest ELECTRICAL removal, free eatlmataa. Brick and charming HOMEMAKERS Full and part time Income. Rent-a-chair electrical products dis­ Reasonable, reliable, tising In the Manchester He­ Os] HELP WANTED ment potential? Would nights, weekends. Ex­ Special consideration for BOLTON. Spectacular with private entrances, rald, Advertiser hereby MOONUGHTERS you like tosetvour own perience preferred. $10 available. Apply In per­ at minimum cost. Call tributor has an opening Ask tor CARPENTRY/ and references. four bedroom Contem­ son to: Trim Fashions, tor details. 643-8383 or Elderly and handicapped. open floor plan and agrees to protect. Indemnify PART time Telemarket­ Part time positions pay? Do you eniov plus per hour. Apply: for an Accounts Paya­ REMODELING ELECTRICAL &- porary. IVj acres. some with decks In and hold harmless the Man­ Vernon Shopping Cen­ 872-4570.______ing. Base wage plus available In our tele­ working with people? Manchester Country ble Clerk. The primary SECURITY WORK 6 4 7 -7 5 5 3 Birch Mountain area. rear, handy also to chester Herald, Its officers Call 646-3350, after 4pm. Club, 10am-5pm, ter. CUSTOMER Service responsibility Is to pro­ AUTO and employees ogolnst any Incentives. Can earn marketing department. Gerlinde FARRAND REMODELING Fire, Burglarand Wet bar, hardwood Route 384. Anne Miller EOE M /F Monday-Frlday or call Clerk. New England's cess Invoices, ensuring SERVICES floors, more. Move In and all lia b ility , loss or $15 per hour. No expe­ Salary plus incentives. Room additions, dacks, roof­ Freeze Alarms. HD Real Estate, 647-SOOO.o expense. Including attor­ rience necessary. Call 646-0103. PERSON to assist man- largest electrical pro­ vendors are paid the FREE ESTIMATES “ d F ^ ib u t io n for Spring. $315,000. Fl- Call Cindy at 646-33i50. ducts distributor has appropriate amount on ing, tiding, windows snd guit­ EAST HARTFDRD. neys' tees, arising from Cindy at 646-3350, ager In day to day ars. AM types ol remodeling and LABELS ano Realty, 646-5200. o 1 claims of unfair trade practi­ KITCHEN Prep/Dlsh- time. This Involves 561 >2020 Newer three bedroom, Mondav-Fridav, after after 4. operations of small an opening for a Custo­ repairs. Call Bob Farrand, Jr. Tired of menually addressing TIERINNPS BOLTON. Cedar sided ces, Infringement of trade­ EOE M/F NOON-TIME washer. Flexible half duplex Condo. I'/z 4pm. EOE A/\/F______motel, 30 to 40 hours mer Service Clerk. substantial Interaction distribution mail — we can marks, trade names or pot- hours, days, nights, AutomiHivN EnglMiftiHI. Inc. seven room Contem­ boths, large kitchen, weekly. Excellent This position Involves with purchasing and a Bus. 647-8509 automate this process providing porary, whirlpool, cen­ ents, violation of rights of NATIONAL health weekends. Will train. wide variety of vend­ DUMAS ELECTRIC 276 Hertford R(L, Mancheater comfortable family agency serving BAKERY Clerk. Part AIDES wages. Retirees In­ phone contact with our Res. 645-6849 Quality service for a reasonable tral vac. $327,900. privacy and Infringement of Golf privileges. Apply: customers to resolve ors. We otter career TELEPHONE Service changes, addi­ room. No association copyright and proprietary Greater Manchester time position. 15-20 The Manchester Board vited. Please call 643- tional wiring and repairs on price Call 644-6101. 649-5823 Choose colors today. fees. $139,000. Flano hours weekly. Excel­ Manchester Country 1555 between 9am and Issues such as product opportunities with ex­ V ■ ■ ..... rights, unfair competition area, seeking enthusi­ of Education is seek­ Club, 10am-5pm, MFM Construction existing homes. Quality ' Core, Trucks. Vane, 4x4'a Flano Realty, 646-5200. Reolty, 646-5200 □ and libel and slander, which lent starting rate. 12 noon, Monday return, pricing adlust- cellent pay and benef­ astic energetic and Monday-Frlday or call work at affordbie prices. *We do the omMua/ to the ordlnory" D mov result from the publica­ Please call tor Inter­ ing noon-time aides through Friday for ments, account discre­ its Including dental. SALES Kitchen, baths, attics, Entirely owner operated. 27 Angelic-Home NEW Listing. Like new goal oriented Individ­ 646-0103. basement additions, BANK Foreclosed end unit ranch style tion of any advertlsment In ual for part time Pro­ view, 646-5718. for Robertson School. appointment.______pancies, proof of dellv- Qualifications Include years exp. Call Joseph the Manchester Herald bv e r y a n d credit one year accounts pay­ P a r t T im e garages, decks, texture Dumas 646-5253. Care Registry FARADAY DRYWALL homes. No m oney condo with fireplace. advertiser. Including adver­ gram Director posi­ Two hours per day. FULL Time Walter/Wal- Loral registry offers quality down. 518-382-7854, Ext. Convenient one floor tion. Responsibilities adlustments. The posi­ able experience, good ceilings. Call Interior Construction tisements In any tree distri­ »5°“/hour. Interested tress and kitchen, DRIVERS. One of New tion requires good cus­ Interpersonal com­ care... lower cost to patients... H471.______living with first floor bution publications pub­ Include volunteer de­ FITNESS PROGRAM helper needed. Please England's largest pro­ Salespeople Needed Fully Insured/Free Estimates DIRECTOR applicants should con­ tomer relations skills munication and math 232-6832 ■ 561-4423 companions, home makers, NEW Listing. Three bed­ laundry, full basement, lished bv the Manchester velopment, planning apply at The Bombay ducts distributor has skills and CRT expe­ PAINTING/ Wllliim Ftridiy central air, Vh baths, 2 Herald. Penny Sleffert, and Implementation of 20 Hours per week. Ad­ Palace Restaurant, 57 openings for truck and previous computer Lot us remodel your kitchen or room Ranch, desirable ministrator and develop tact: or CRT a plus. Econ­ rience. It you aualltv, PAPERING 647-1956 l20»843-8880 Porter Street area. bedrooms and garage. Publisher. service and rehabilita­ East Center Street, drivers. Primary re­ bath from floor to calling. We Quality (iuaranteed At programs. Teach classes Mrs. Abraitis omy otters future please contact: Direc­ Entry level positions otter cabinets. vanMIas. coun­ Plastered walls, gar­ Private backyard ad- tion ond public educa­ Monchester.______sponsibility Is to make growth opportunities tor of Human Resour­ Affordable Prices lacent to woods. David LOST tion programs. Send as needed, hire staff and 647-3371 deliveries to customer tertops whatever y ^ r Heads age, two fireplaces. supervise activities. Plea­ FULL Time help, tew and an excellent fringe ces or apply In person now open. We will pay you are. Cell RALPH NADEAU it Custom built by Pontl- Murdock. $136,000. AND FOUND resume to: Executive EOE locations or between Sentry Real Estate, 643- |oT] Director, 243 East Cen­ sant working conditions positions open, good benefit package. Call to: Economy Electric FRANK YOUNG celll. Early occupancy. pay. Call Pierre at our branches. Qualifi­ Supply, Inc., 428 Tol­ 643-6004 LET y o u r newspaper 4060.O ter Street, Manchester, In a busy center. BA/BS In cations Include good or apply In person to: while you train — Belflore Realtors, 647- LOST. White cat with Gentle Touch Car Economy Electric land Turnpike, Man­ KItcNea A Betti Deelsa Ceator help you keep frulf lars 1413.______gray spots. Henry- 06040. P.E. and one year experi­ driving record. Class 11 PAINTING sparkling clean and sweet Wash, 646-6846. Supply, Inc., 428 Tol­ chester, Connecticut, YDUR Dwn home for LDTS/LAND /Harlan Street area. ence or equivalent. Good drivers license, along land Turnpike, Man­ 06040. 647-5000. EOE, all you need to qualify is RENOVATIONS Interior SpecMMa smelling. Wash |ors, dry Please call 649-2861. NATIONALLY benefits package. Re­ HELP WANTED ASSISTANT Manager. with the ability to read $99,900. Charming one FDR SALE chester, Connecticut M/F/H/V. Pride taken In every job we dol completely then put a bedroom aluminum KNOWN sumes by March 3, 1989, G3 Pepperldge Farm maps and communi­ 06040. 647-5000. EOE an outgoing personality PLUS torge piece of newspaper to: Olini Hifflil. 135 Broid Thrift Store. Good cate effectively with Quality is our main concern. sided home on small lot COMPANY CASHIERS - Clerks - M/F/V/H Complete Home Inside the lar and puf the for easy care, large HEBRDN. 1-2 acre lot. Striit Hirtford. CT 00105. Grampv's Corner starting salary. Full customers. We otter REASONABLE RATES lid on. The paper will Protected 50 acre wild­ PERSONALS ha.'i several part-lime excellent wages and and a pleasant Maintenance living room and open EOE/AAE ______Store has Immediate benefits. Must bea high We cater to the home owner. absorb any mdlstUre. Let life area. Your builder matiapemenl positions. school graduate. Can­ generous fringe benef­ Repair / Renew floor plan. The privacy openings for cashlers- telephone voice. a classified ad In your of your own home and or ours. Flano Realty, A WONDERFUL Family Karo •.5(K)-»2000 per clerks. Starting up to $6 didates required to its which include den- Callings. Walls. Painting, Senior Citizen Discount newspaper find a cosh 646-5200. □______experience. Austral­ SECRETARY - (part- no condo fees. Taxes hour. Apply In person take a pre- tol. Come In and till out Papering, Carpentry FREE ESTIMATES • FULLY INSURED buyer tor most anything ian, European, Scan- month. Must he time 9-1 dally) tor very an application or call: Call Michael at 643-2711 only $375 and not far BDLTDN. Approved at Grampv's, 706 Main emplovment, company In iu n d • Sonlar DI$counl you have for sale. dlnaylan high school ambitious anil self nice office! Applicant Economy Electric 6 4 3 -6 7 7 4 from P.W.A. Don't building lots. 1-3 acres. needs good office skills St., Manchester. pold drug screen and rent. Buy! Anne Miller Starting at $87,000. Fl­ students arriying In molivaleil. Kxeellenl physical. Apply in per- Supply, Inc., 428 Tol­ between 1-5 PM. 646-2253 August. Become a host and pleasant personal­ land Turnpike, Man­ Real Estate, 647-8000. d ano Realty, 646-5200. o opportunity for the ity and ability to work son, Tuesday- go dasM! family for American Want to sell your car? For Saturday, 2876 Main chester, Connecticut Intercultural Student riphi (lerson. Call Bill without close supervi­ 06040, 647-5000. EOE ]loull l<7ve Hie results! sion. Call Mr. Lindsay quick results, use a low- Street, Glastonbury. Exchange. Call 1-800- at .3 7 6-.5 8 9 0 . cost Clossifled ad. No phone calls. EOE M/F/V/H SIBLING. at 649-4000. 20 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Feb 23. 1989

LOTS/U(ND LOTS/LAND ILOTS/LAND ROOMS APARTMENTS 136 |l VACATION I MISCELLANEOUS CARS FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR RENT FOR RENT RENTALS FOR SALE FOR SALE COVENTRY. Owner fi­ FOR Sale. 1987 Suzuki LT MANCHESTER. Sleep­ ECONOMICAL, Third CAPE COD. Yarmouth. 3 500 Quad Racer. Never MANCHESTER. Ap­ MANCHESTER. Ap­ nancing. Erom 1-17 ing room tor working floor, one bedroom bedrooms, 1 block to proved lot zoned tor proved bulldlno lot acres. Starting at apartment with stove ENDROLLS raced. Very low hours. gentleman. Share bath, ocean. Excellent loca­ $2500, firm . 871-0014. two tomllv. City water, overlooking fairway In $65,000. Use vour no cooking. $235 per and refrigerator. Nice tion. Available June- 27'/k width • 2Se sewer and oos. $125,000. an area of distinctive builder or ours. Elano month plus security location. $450 plus u tili­ November. 647-7234. 13V4 width - 2 tor 2SB fo r Sale. 1986 Suzuki Elano Realty, 646-5200. homes. Elano Realty, Realty, 646-5200 □ and references. 643- ties and security. No MUST be picked up at the Quad Sport 230. $1200 or n 646-5200. o best otter. 871-0014. __212 pets. Call 643-2129. INDUSTRIAL Herald Office Monday thru MANCHESTER. Second Thursday before 11 e.n. onl/ 1980 PONTIAC Sunbird. I INVESTMENT I APARTMENTS floor, tour rooms, $550. PROPERTY Automatic, power TOWN OF MANCHESTER PROPERTY IFOR RENT Heat Included. Secur­ steering, power LEGAL NOTICE ity and references re- MANCHESTER. 14,000 brakes, air condi­ The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public SQuare feet. Industrial ROCKVILLE. Eorsalebv MANCHESTER. Onebed- Qulred. 643-1577. IB b I s a u s tioner, Am/Fm hearing on Monday, March 6,1989 at 7:00 P.M. In the Hearing space, available Imme- cassette stereo. High Raom, Lincoln Center, 494 Main Street, Monchester, Con­ owner. Six fomlly un­ room apartment, se­ MANCHESTER. Three dlately, offices In­ necticut to hear and consider the following petitions: its. Good to excellent cond floor, new bulld­ bedrooms, I'/z baths, mileage, needs some cluded. Howland Real NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ work. $500 or best otter. The Inn at Manchester — Special Excepllon/Eroslon Con­ condition. Willing to lno. On busline. $550 $775 per month. Two Estate, 643-1108. eral Statute 23-65 prohibits trol — 191 Spencer Street (M 2/M 3) - Request for a special consider owner tlnonc- per month, yearly bedrooms, V/? baths, the posting of advertise­ 647-9004, Otter 6pm. exception under Article II, Section 9.15.01 of the Manchester Ing for Qualified buyer. lease. Peterman Real $575 per month plus MANCHESTER. 3400 and ments by any person, firm or 1982 TOYOTA Tercel. Zoning Regulations to permit use of premises as an all-suite Coll for details. 225- EstOte, 649-9404. utilities, security and 2400 souare foot Indus­ corporation on o telegraph, 83K, Am/Fm. Asking hotel which use requires automobile parking spaces In trial space. Loading telephone, electric light or excess of 60. 1012, 9-5. MANCHESTER. Three references. No pets. $1800. Call Linda, 647- 643-2121.______dock, parking. Wood­ power pole or to a tree, 8691 or 647-1419.______A.R, Associates — Zone Change — 1JV Durant Street (A-58) - room apartment. $480 land Industrial Park. shrub, rock, or any other Request for a zone change from Residential B to Business 11 plus utilities. Security. HEBRON. Modern, two natural oblect without a writ­ at a parcel of land Identified as 12V Durant Street. I BUSINESS Principals only. 643- No pets. 646-2426, 9-5 bedroom. Heat, hot 2121. ten permit tor the purpose of r n A U T o George Alexander — Zone Change — 3U Hartford Road IA­ PROPERTY weekdoys.______water, appliances, protecting Itorthepubllcand SS) - Request for a zone change from Rural Reslence to Busi­ carries a tine of up to $50 tor 1 ^ SERVICES MANCHESTER. Two parking, no pets. $625. ness II at a parcel of land Identified os 316 Hartford Road. MANCHESTER for sale 228-3245 or 646-0882. each offense. rooms tor rent on Main Merchandise MbvIhlG. G iant Tag Samuel Churches — Zone Change — 10Oakland Street (C-77) 2000 SQuare foot office Street. 529-7858 or 563- LAREWS CAR - Request for a zone change from Residence A and Industrial Sale. Everything goes. DETAIUNG. to Business II at a parcel of land Identified as 80 Oakland bulldlno, good loca­ 4438. 1 ^ CONDOMINIUMS Street. tion, asking $285,000. Saturday and Sunday, Thorougli cleaning Call R. D. Murdock, EAST HARTFORD. FOR RENT February 24 and 25. inside-out. Wash, wax. At this hearing Interested persons may be heord and written 643-2692. Large six room apart­ 10am-3pm. 93 Lydall shampoo rugs, etc. Call communications received. A copy of this petition Is In the MANCHESTER. Two FURNITURE Town Clerk's office and may be Inspected during business ment on second floor of Street. __ now and make your hours. two family. Three bed­ bedroom Townhouse appointment for March rooms, washer/dryer, with family room In SIX Hardwood Chairs, I WANTED TO ______645-8441.______Planning and Zoning Commission comb back, wlndsor- Leo Kwash, MORTGAGES three car parking. convenient area. $695 IBUY/TRADE Secretary Three professional per month. Call D.W. style. $45 a piece. 649- 048-02 people or aulet couple. Fish, 871-1400 or 643- 8412.______I AUTOS FOR 1591. WANTED: Used Maho­ S A V E Y O U R No pets, adults pre­ QUEEN size sleeper sofa, IRENT/LEASE TOWN OF MANCHESTER ferred. $725 per month antiQue blue with tiny gany Bedroom Set ond LEGAL NOTICE HOME!! plus security. 528-1194. Ivory pattern. Excel­ miscellaneous turnl- FREE Mileage on low The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on ture. 293-2900.______If you are in SOUTH WINDSOR. One FOR RENT lent condition. $400. cost auto rental. V il­ Monday, Februory 27, 1989 at 7 P.M. In the Hearing Room, bedroom, appliances, 646-5115. lage Auto Rental, 643- Lincoln Center, 494 Main Street, Manchester, Connecticut to FORECLOSURE, hear and consider the following applications: no pets, no utilities. MANCHESTER. Immac­ Automotive 2979 or 646-7044. ***171 No. 1 Drake Petroleum - Request a variance under BANKRUPTCY or Security. 875-7919. ulate three bedroom TV/STEREO/ Appl. 1320 Article IV, Section 7.0i3toallowthealteratlonof DIVORCED or MANCHESTER. Quality. Colonial with I'/z baths APPLIANCES I MISCELLANEOUS a use In an existing structure and a special Heat, hot water, all and attached garage. I AUTOMOTIVE exception under Article IV, Section 5.01.02 to "falling behind," ask $900 plus utilities. Call CARS allow the alteration of a use In an existing appliances Included. ELECTRIC Stove. Sears, gasoline service station to allow convenience for NO PAYMENT Air conditioning, aulet Contone Realty, 646- 20", 4 burner. White FOR SALE FOR Sale. Car tor parts. retail sales at 484 Middle Turnpike East - PROGRAM up to 2 on busline. Ideal for 5900.______Nutone Coppertone $100 best otter. 649-9233. Residence C zone. middleaged and senior Range hood with vent FOR Sale. 1974 Jeep J400f Item No. 2 William T. and Ingrid S. Fraizo - Request a years!! citizens. One bedroom, r n STORE AND to outside. Very good pick-up, power steer New Pricing Policy , Appl. 1321 variance to Article II, Section 3.01.01 to reduce THE SWISS GROUP $605, Two bedrooms, 1££J OFFICE SPACE condition. Ideal tor Ing, power brakes, au «* « the side yard to approximately two feet (15‘ $640. 247-5030. apartment or summer tomatic transmission required) to construct an accessory bulldlno In 203-454-4404 MANCHESTER. Two MANCHESTER. Prime comp. Both tor $75. Meyers 4 way plow VOLUME the easterly side yard at 50 Plymouth Lane - $2000 or best otter OeoLefi-SHiP Residence AA zone. bedroom apartment, Instant office space Manchester, 646-0271. M 871-0014.______Item No. 3 R.W. Commerford A Sons, Inc. - Request a Rentals oppllonced kitchen, available Imme- f PRICING I Appl. 1322 special exception under Article IV, Section 16 wall to wall carpeting. dlately. Ideal tor pro­ MUSICAL 1978 BUICK Century and Article II, Section 12 to hold a carnival and $650 per month. Heat fessional, sales repre­ Well maintained. New outdoor petting zoo from April 20-23,1989 at 364 and hot water Included. sentative, etc. Call ITEMS tires. $800 or best otter I BARGAINS! Middle Turnpike West - Business III zone. I ROOMS One year lease plus 649-2510. 647-0709. Item No. 4 Robert J, Madore - Request a variance to security deposit. No KIMBALL Organ. Appl. 1323 Article II, Section 4.01.01 to reduce the FOR RENT MANCHESTER. Sto- Rhythm and Instru­ 1985 MERRCURY Capri. *New Pricing Policy'® pets. Available Imme­ re/otflce - South Main 18,000 miles, cruise c.ovevTfi'Y' minimum rear yard to approximately 18 feet diately. Reale Real Est­ ment tabs. Some (30‘ required) for an addition to an existing ROOM for non-smoking Street location. Per­ books. $200 643-4223. control, power win­ house at 76 Oliver Road - Residence A zone. gentleman. Kitchen ate, 649-0795. fect for beauty shop, dows. Excellent condi­ 1989 Buick Item No. 5 Robert B. Price - Request a variance to Article privileges, washer and MANCHESTER. Two colonial crofts or office tion. 645-1224. Appl. 1324 IV, Section 7.03.03 to allow the total dryer, parking. Call bedroom apartment, space. Available May ICAMERAS/PHOTO )Skyhawk replacement of an existing non-conforming 643-5600. oppllonced kitchen, 1st. $575. plus utilities. I EQUIPMENT 2 Door Coupe two-fomlly dwelling with a new two-famlly new wall to wall car­ Allbrio Realty, Inc. 649- dwelling at 736 North Main Street - Residence A MANCHESTER. Room In C L Y b E i m peting. $600 per month. 0917. MINOLTA XG-1, 35mm Auto, AC, Tin, FM D . D e y e t i V ^ H e ( i L zone. aulet rooming house. CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. 6 2 4 0 Pay own utilities. One Camera with 45mm Factory Labat: * , . At this hearing Interested persons may be heard and written Off street parking. $70 1725 DIVIDABLE souare ROUTE 83, VERNON 11 002 communications received. A copy of these petitions have per week. 646-1686 or year lease plus secur­ feet. Located In down­ lens, zoom lens, auto Voiuma Priolryg been filed In the Planning and Zoning Department and may ity deposit. No pets. flash and assorted fil­ 83 Nisian 280ZX *7495 Dtaeount: 6 0 8 . be Inspected during business hours. 569-3018. town Manchester pro­ Immediate occupancy. fessional building. ters. $250 or best offer. 84 Monte Carlo *6495 SeHIng Price: * 1 0 , 3 9 4 . Zoning Board of Appeals MANCHESTER. Profes­ Reale Real Estate, 649- Call 644-1873.______sional female, kitchen Priced below market 84 Century LTD wagon *6695 Edward Coltman, Secretary 0795. tor Quick occupancy. e VotfR ou.»rU R o s s ! 029-02 and bath privileges. 84 Skyhawk wagon *5995 1989 Buick 6 Call 647-8874. AVAILABLE Imme­ Very negotiable lease MISCELLANEOUS diately 3 bedrooms, terms. Marilyn Vatte- FOR SALE 84 Camaro Blue *5995 Skylark 85 Century 4 Dr. (2) *8995 $675 and $700 plus u tili­ ronl. Sentry Real Est- 4 Door Sedan A Newspaper ta Educatloo Frofram ties. Child and one pet ote, 643-4060.______85 Spectrum 4 Dr. *5195 ■gonaortd by FORn SALE: carburetor, Auto, AC. Tilt, FM Stereo okay. Allbrio Realty EAST HARTFORD. New 85 Century wagon *7495 649-0917. Holley 750 CFM with The Q u iz The Manchester Herald office space In restored vacuum secondaries. 88 Cutlass Clera wgn. *8995 Factory Label: * 1 2 , 1 1 6 . MANSFIELD. 2 bed­ house, spectacular 88 Grand Am 2 Dr. *8395 Voluma Pricing Mint condition. Less 1 , 5 7 5 . room. Private en­ cathedral celling, than 1000 miles. $100. 88 Subaru GL10 *7495 Olaeount: F o R. CouCeRki\tJ^ W orldscope (10 points for each question answered correctly) trance. Appliances, Burnside Avenue. 3800 firm . Call Joe after 7 Batllng Prica: * 1 0 , 5 4 1 . wall to wall carpet. SQuare feet with base­ 88 Nova 4 Dr. *6995 643-1798. 88 Celebrity 4 Dr. *7695 N 104 $496. Call 643-8516 ment. Can be divided. SNOW Thrower, to fit 1989 Buick MANCHESTER. Onebed- Terms negotiable. For several makes of 1 room apartment, heat, Information, call Ruth horse power tractors. ^^^^C entury FIshe, 282-0651. 872-9111 hot water, carpeting, $75. 649-0964. 4 Door Sedan air conditioning, all ap­ Auto, ve, Caetetta pliances. Call 649-5240. r i - l i S T o i> C c _ n MANCHESTER. Two Factory Label: * 1 4 , 6 5 5 . Vokima Pricing bedroom Townhouse. 1 , 8 6 9 . Nice location, all ap­ Dtaeount: pliances. Heat, hot wa­ WE TAKE LESS • TO GIVE YOU MORE! Batting Prica: * 1 2 , 7 8 6 . ter, air conditioning. €.q7-q9Y6' o ( L 6 V 7 - ' ^ ‘7 Y 7 Call 647-1595. GET OUR PRICE BEFORE YOU BUY! 1989 Buick MANCHESTER ^ Regal Newer 3 bedroom du- 2 Door Coupe plexs, large appll- AC, Door Locka, Vt, FM Caaa. anced kitchens, full Factory Labal; * 1 5 , 4 3 0 . tAoU.- FlZi. ^--SOArA To 6-OOftA basements, with In his recent meeting with Canadian Prime Minister Brian 643-2145 Voluma Pricing 9 A A 9 1 washer dryer hookups. Dtaeount A ,U 0 1 a Mulroney, President Bush parted with his predecessor Ronald SALES DEPT. Mon.-Thur*. 8:30-8:30 Nice yards, private Fri. 9:30-«:00; SaL 8:30-5:00 BaHIng Prica: * 1 3 , 3 6 9 . Reagan by agreeing for the first time to (CHOOSE ONE: begin parking. No pets. Two SERVICE DEPT. Mon.-FrI. 8:00-S:00 studying the problem of, pursue an international accord with months security. Im­ DiLLOn 24 Hour Towing - Complete Repair S PalnUng 1989 Buick Canada on) acid rain pollution. mediate occupancy. 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Special Supplement THE THIN BLUE LINE Thursday. Feb. 23, 1989

ON PATROL — Officer Joseph San Antonio cites youths in the parking lot of a nightclub for creat­ ing a public distur­ bance. Patrick Flynn/Manchoator Herald Midnight shift provides 'different kind of work’

By Nancy Concelman “There are a lot of alcohol- Manchester Herald "I got a call, and the related complaints and domestic di.sputes,” Caldwell says. “This y midnight Friday, caller was dead shift is normally busy” mo.st neighborhoods in serious. He basically When it quiets down, he and the Manchester are dark as rest of the department begin the people relax in front of tries to tell me he was paperwork. Btheir television sets or being followed by Officers are scheduled for the climb into their beds. Around the Bigfoot.” midnight shift about once a same time. Manchester Police month, though many swap shifts Officer Joanne Schaller slides — Laurence Warren with one another. Caldwell says. into the front of her cruiser after Dispatch Supervisor “Some work permanent mid­ checking the back seat for night shift by choice,” Caldwell weapons, drugs or anything else .said “I go around the clock. I an unwilling daytime passenger prefer to work a little of each may have left behind. there. No one was seen near the shift” Saturday starts pretty much building and there are no signs of For .some, like dispatther Tim the .same way for 17 or more a break-in. She leaves the scene Holben, rotating can throw off the patrol officers on the midnight and heads back toward the center internal clock. shift — known as the "mids” for of town. Tonight, Schaller is a “It’s hard for me to get used to regulars. backup, which means she’s not working nights.” Holben says. Not 15 minutes after she’s out assigned to any one of the seven “My body just won’t adjust. “ But. on the road. Schaller gets a call districts in town and can “roam he jokes, "My wife likes it for an alarm going off at a the whole town. because she gets the whole bed to business. She flicks on the siren “On this shift, it starts out busy herself” and lights and speeds through and then gets quieter,” .says Holben and dispatcher Dave town, .stopping quickly at every Schaller. a police officer for 2‘/i Donohue agree that One of the intersection. years. advantages of working the mid­ "I’m not killing myself, it’s just Sgt. Barry Caldwell, one of night shift is taking fewer routine Patrick Flynn/Manchaatar Herald an alarm.” she reassures a several patrol supervisors work­ calls. The dispatchers handle all reporter who has come along for ing the midnight shift beginning calls coming into the department 1 STILL OF THE NIGHT — Officers Joseph San the ride. “There shouldn’t be Friday, says the busiest hours are during the day but see more Antonio, left, and Mike Swetzes check out a anyone in the building.” midnight to 2 or 3 a.m. Caldwell is emergency calls at night. complaint of a loud noise at about 3 a.m. on a She arrives at the business, a working at the desk on what is “During the day ... we’re like a package store off Spencer Street, recent Sunday. now Saturday morning, but may to find two patrol cars already also go out on the road. See MIDNIGHT, page 11 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Feb. 23. 1989 — 3 2 - MANCHESTER HERALD: Thursday. Feb, 23, 1989 Students get real lesson Lannan still loves his career TOTAL PREMISE PROTECTION

Bv Alex GIrelll police department of the future University of Hartford. He In police work at station BY Manchester Herald getting closer to the people it earned the degree while he was on serves just as it was when the the force. Bv Andrew J. Davis school teacher Catherine Cerrina. The When Police Chief Robert D. foot-patrol officer knew many of When Lannan joined the force, Manchester Herald students travel with the officers on almost ./ .JW*" ^ j the procedure was to give an Lannan joined the force in 1957, the people on his beat, certainly On Monday. Wednesday and Friday all calls, but do not accompany the officers officers walked beats. Today, the businessmen and the kids. officer a badge, a gun and a night on very dangerous calls. Another cruiser stick and put him on the job. Now, each week, school is in session at the they drive cruisers. This will happen, Lannan feels, Manchester Police Department. picks up the student if that occurs. new officers spend 12 weeks at the 'I f Lannan, 58, sees the possibility because people will demand it During those days, students in the The students must write about their police academy and work with an that in the future, maybe not in and will be willing to pay for it. He Manchester High School law enforcement experience with the officers. While the his time, some Manchester police sees the officer of the future as a experienced officer for six experience is exciting for many, it is often months after that. The officer’s class meet at the police station. A joint officers will be walking beats person who can refer crime venture of high school and police officials, not like the scenes from many of the again. victims to social organizations. performance is reviewed. television police shows. Wilson said. The use of computers is one of the class centers around learning about Lannan, who has been chief Even now police officers carry the criminal justice system. “ You can’t compare it to what you see on since 1975, explained it this way. a list of social service agencies to the biggest changes Lannan has TV and the movies.” he said. seen. He says storing information “ It’s something the students need to A police department goes through refer people to in domestic have some knowledge of,” said instructor Some topics discussed in the class three phases. The first is when disputes in which no assault has by computer makes it possible for Thomas A. Murdoch, “ They (students) sit include the death penalty, how police react Industrial • Commercial • Residential there is a great concentration of taken place. an officer to get at the informa­ in here and they see it from the point of to different situations, and the criminal tion only a veteran would have in justice system. Wilson said. Lawyers, population in the center of town The increase in arrests from view of the system.” Smoke Detection — Fire — Sprinkfer — Hold-Up which justifies having police domestic disputes skews statis­ the old days. “ It’s a good class. They show you about judges and other police officers often officers on foot there. That is tics which show an increase in For instance, there are cyclical police (work) and how they do it,” said lecture as guests, he said. where most things happen. violent crimes against persons. changes in crimes linked to Jeff Lowd, 17. of 29 Lucian St., who wants Topics such as the recent riots in Miami SALES — SERVICE — RENTAL The second phase, the one Lannan suspects. In any event, seasonal changes and times of the to be a police officer after graduation. or the Ted Bundy execution also are Manchester is in now, is the urban the law making arrests manda­ year. It used to be necessary for What makes this class unique is its discussed, he said. sprawl phase, in which the tory in domestic assaults has put an officer to live through those setting, said Murdoch. The class is taught One recent class had Wilson talking to Central Station &— Local Bell population spreads out to the a heavy burden on the courts, experiences to learn those at the police station specifically so the the students about drunken-driving laws. boundaries of town. To get the more so than on police depart­ changes. Now a rookie can call teen-agers can drink in the atmosphere, Wilson answered questions on how a police Closed Circuit Television police officers where they are ments, the chief savs. things up on the computer and get “ The different environment stimulates officer determines a person is intoxicated, U.L Listed Equipment needed, you put them in cruisers. Child abuse is one of the social an understanding of the cycles in interest.” said Murdoch. “ It’s quite the role of the police and the consequences In the third phase, concentra­ service problems that police are a hurry. different than going into a classroom at of drinking and driving. tions of population occur again in When the Pavilions at Buck- Safes & Vaults facing more frequently. “ What the high school.” “ The primary function is we get that land Hills is built, the effect on the some sections. Lannan sees are the dynamics of that social The cour.se was started around 1972 as a driver off the road.” said Wilson. that as a future possibility with breakdown?,” Lannan asked rhe­ police workload will be anticli- public relations course by police officer Several of the students said they found matic, Lannan said. New devel­ "Since 1970, We Sell the Beet and Service the Rest" affordable land getting more and torically in an interview. Elgin Latursky and then-Lt. Robert D. the class to be exciting as well as opment already In place in more scarce. If that happens, the In the next 20 years, Lannan Lannan, now police chief. beneficial to a possible career in law Buckland has already increased sight of a patrol officer on foot said, most police officers will Now. the majority of the students who enforcement. may become familiar again. the number of incidents that must have master’s degrees and some take the course are interested in becoming “ You hear first-hand what they do.” ALLIED PROTECTION ALARM/ INC. One thing that may work of the police officers will be be investigated. It has not intro­ police officers or criminal justice majors 4 1 against the return of foot patrols, duced any new problems, how­ said Bob C. Smith. 18. of 59 McIntosh P.O. Box 311/ Manchester, Conn. experts in human services. Al­ in college, said Murdoch. Drive, who also wants to be a police he said, is the fact that owners of ready the Youth Service Bureau ever. It has just increased the In the class, they learn about the officer. developments like the J.C. Pen­ links the police department and volume. lifestyle, the odd hours and quick 646-0220 Reginald Pinto/Manchesler Herald ney warehouse provide some of the school system in handling Lannan is happy in his job. judgments police officers make every The class has been so successful that their own protection by hiring “ I stay because 1 love it,” he problems of some youth. day. he said. Murdoch. Cerrina and Wilson will address SHARING A LAUGH — Police Chief Robert D. Lannan their own security officers. Many officers already do have said. Once a semester, the students also ride the New England Regional Conference on shares a laugh with Sgt. Gary Benson at Manchester The mall called the Pavilions at advanced degrees. Lannan has a He is looking forward to the along with police officers on duty, said Social Studies during its March confer­ Buckland Hills will also have its challenges of earning national Police headquarters. He has seen many changes in his 22 bachelor's degree in social sys­ police officer Lawrence Wilson, who ence in Boston. The speech will focus on own security patrol. tems and policy with a major in accredidation for the department teaches the course with Murdoch and high how to set up the course elsewhere. years with the department. In any event, Lannan sees the public administration from the and finding a new police station. WEST HARTFOaO WarCRFONO MANCHCSTER PLAMVIUE HARTFOm 233-8S11 443-4376 646-7096 747-4511 236-5864 PARKER STREET 1-800-842-4320 — 1-800-842-8691

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Thursday, Feb. 23, 1989 — 5 Morrisseys inherited an interest in crime Students learn to drive sober By Nancy Concelman When Joe came to Manchester Manchester Herald By Maureen Leavitt human body handles certain his brother was already an officer short-term memory, Wilson said. Manchester Herald amounts of liquor. ‘‘We both had the here Mike has been a police Wilson reminds students that Wilson does not throw scare- Joseph and Michael Morrissey- officer for 10 years, all of them in driving is a privilege. When a desire from our Housed in a small room in the tactics at students. don't hedr much from their Manchester. license is issued, forexample. the cousin the federal drug enforce­ basement of the Manchester “ You can’t scare these kids,” driver automatically consents to teen-age years on to Joe works in drug investiga­ Police Department is a computer Wilson said recently. " I just submit to a breath test. This is ment agent, but his influence on tions while Mike covers other the two brothers is evident. become involved in that looks very much like a cash present the cold, hard facts. We called implied consent, Wilson investigations, including register, complete with a receipt. just want to get them to think. We Compliments law enforcement. We explains. If a person refuses, it The Morrisseys are both detec­ murders and robberies. Their two The machine, called "Toxime- want these kids to have a long life could mean automatic license tives with the Manchester Police had a lot of investiga­ separate disciplines keep them ter 3000.” shows a person’s ahead of them.” revocation for six months. Department who come from a tors in the fam ily.” from being competitive and help breath-alcohol level measured Wilson said he shows the family of investigators. The fam­ lessen confusion when a call against the standard for legal students what police look for in “ It’s a responsibility to drive.” ily includes their cousin. Butch — Joseph Morrissey comes in for "Detective intoxication, which is .10. possible drunken drivers while on Wilson said. “ People carry a Lemon, their uncle Paul Morris­ Morrissey,” This is just one of the things The patrol. license to kill. The car is the sey. who was an insurance fraud The only disadvantage in work­ Manchester Police Department And students receive a pam­ weapon and the ammunition is investigator and another uncle ing with his brother, Mike said, is tells Manchester High School phlet produced by the Connecti­ the liquor.” Frank Morrissey, a retired inves­ the occasional "paper chase" juniors and seniors they can cut State Police that seems to In the early 1980s. the Manches­ tigative reporter for the defunct To this day. iMike said, he'll that results when dealing with expect to see if they are arrested catch the attention of young ter Police Department had the Boston Record-American discuss some cases with his uncle two Detective Morrisseys Cor­ on suspicion of drunken driving. drivers. Wilson said. The bro­ highest number of drunken driv­ With a tape reading of .10 or Frank, who will offer his opinion. respondence to one often finds its chure shows what the state laws ing arrests in the state. The The Morrisseys’ brother. John, over, a first-time drunken driving "I value his experience.” Mike way into the hands of the other are for drunken driving and it department says it continues to worked at the state prison in offender might have bought him­ work hard to catch offenders. In said That confusion is alleviated shows just how much drunk 5>omers before becoming a busi­ self $5,252 in fines, attorney fees drivers can pay if arrested and December 1988. for example, Joe said when he decided to also by the two brothers’ different nessman. Mike said and increased insurance rates. police arrested 60 drunken driv­ Raymond convicted. become a policeman, his uncles schedules. Joe said. Through a semester-long law ers, a high number that officers "We both had the desire from and cousin offered him advice on ” It’s not just a $I00or$I,50 fine, "We don’t see each other that and order class, the Manchester but a $5,200 monetary expense,” attributed to holiday partying. our teen-age years on to become good schools. His father, a often.” he said. Police Department teaches Man­ Wilson said. Wilson said. involved in law enforcement." businessman, was "very suppor­ But, outside work the brothers chester High School seniors how One part of the presentation is a “ If you’re going to drive and Joe 33 said "We had a lot of tive.” Joe said will sometimes meet to dicuss the criminal justice system videotape of a young woman in drink, the chances of getting investigators in the family " But Mike said his older brother cases, he said Since the two live works from the ground up. her 20s who was severely injured stopped are out there.” Wilson played a larger part in his near each other they can talk including a section on drunken Part of that desire came from in a drunken driving accident in said. decision to become a police about developments in the differ­ driving. listening to their relatives tell Enfield in 1984. The woman and Wilson also warns students to officer Joe has been a police ent but related areas they cover. Last spring, Larry Wilson, stories he said. Mike. 31. recalls her boyfriend were coming home be cautious of drunken drivers. hearing his investigative- officer for about 13 years, five "We often talk about cases and community relations officer for from a date, and a drunk driver reporter uncle talk about devel­ years with a department in kick around ideas.” Joe said. the department, decided high hit their car. The drunk driver “ We’re all potential victims of oping a rapport with a bank Massachusetts, before coming to Mike said the communication school juniors, the majority of walked away from the accident. drunken driving accidents. It who are relatively new drivers or robber in the 1960s to get Manchester. He became a detec­ also helps on a personal level. Wilson said. could happen at 9 or 3 in the tive in 1984. soon-to-be drivers, also should be information on the case. "We can understand each other An emergency technician hap­ morning.” Wilson said. " I know he did well in his police because we’re going through the exposed to the consequences of pened to film the accident, which Wilson said he is confident Patrick Flynn/Mincliattar Herald Damato drunken driving. "Our curiosity was peaked by work in Massachusetts.” Mike same problems.” he said. "For shows rescue squads trying to some students take his lecture to Since Wilson only has one class being exposed to that.” Mike said. “ There was a good role the most part in the office, we’re free the accident victims and then heart. HANDLE WITH CARE — Detective Michael Morrissey of with the juniors, he tries to show said "We spent a lot of time with model for me in high school That co-workers.” Michael said. But goes on to show the woman “ I’m sure I’m probably hitting the Manchester Police Department lifts fingerprints from not only the monetary and him (the uncle) and he was highly was probably the greater he added. “ It’s always brothers struggling to regain her bodily some of them. If I get to that one a tool box. Morrissey and his brother, Joseph, also a criminal penalties of drunken respected in the family." influence.” first.” functions. She is relegated to a kid that makes the right decision detective, come from a family of investigators driving, but also the physical wheelchair, and has the mental not to drive (drunk), I ’ve done my consequences, such as how the capacity of a 13-year-old, and a job.” Wilson said.

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Thomas Larson V- Robert V. Leduc Paul R. Lombardo Michael V. Ludlow John J. Maston Detective Robert F. Mazzone Robert J. McNeilly Henry Minor Detective Sergeant Mark Montminy Wayne P. Mora Michael Morrissey Peter V. Moskal John G. Mott Deputy Chief James Neiswanger Ralph W. Nezas Detective Lieutenant

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Michael S. Swetzes X“ Dennis A. Tetreault Beau Thurnauer Edward J, Tighe Renee V. Tourville Donald M. Turner Bruce R. Tyler Lieutenant Gary E. Waterhouse Richard K. White John Wilson Laurence C. Wilson Gary J. Wood Sergeant Sergeant Russell A. Wood Donald G. Wright Alan T. Young Detective Sergeant 8 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Feb. 23, 1989

MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Feb. 23, 1989 — 9 Women police officers find acceptance Task force puts dent in drug trafficking By AAaureen Leavitt who was a dispatcher with the Bv AAaureen Leavitt Sergeant from Manchester who Manchester Herald like women have in all other fields AAanchester Herald have other departmental duties department was recently hired as of employment. a patrol officer. Wood said. work part time to manage the She said for years women In the last fiscal year, the When Renee Tourville joined Lorraine Duke was appointed a program. Brooks said. the Manchester Police Depart­ officers were limited to working Tri-Town Narcotics Task Force Arrests for fiscal 1988 by the detective in 1982. She was hired as in the juvenile division or correc­ seized illegal drugs worth more task force are broken down as ment four years ago. she was one a patrol officer by the department of only two women patrol officers tional facilities for women. than $700,000. such: In Manchester, there were in 1978. “Now its opened up to where That’s just one of the reasons 120 arrests: Vernon. 46 arrests: on the force. The other female She said the public has come to officer hired with her eventually we’re working with all sorts of officers assigned to the task force South Windsor, 36 arrests: Coven­ accept women officers more people,” Picard said. “It’s come believe they are putting a dent in try, three arrests: Tolland, two quit, and she was on her own. because they see more of them. She said it took some time for a long way. like everything else.” drug trafficking. Officers from arrests: and East Hartford, one When she was on patrol, Duke Wood said fierce competiton Manchester, South Windsor and arrest. the public and her fellow officers said the public did react differ­ Vernon compose the task force. to adjust to a female on patrol. exists today between all candi­ Two homes, 11 vehicles, five ently to her, but it wasn’t as bad dates trying to become police "We don’t even pretend we are handguns, eight rifles and three “Sometimes people didn’t as she expected. .stopping drugs...but we are mak­ know what to call me.” Tourville officers regardless of sex because shotguns along with a set of brass “You don’t get much feedback of intensive training required by ing it harder to deal drugs in this knuckles were confiscated. said. from the public.” Duke said. community.” said Capt, Joseph “They’d say ‘Yes sir. I mean police academies and high stand­ The initial obstacle for female ards set by departments. Brooks, commander of the Man­ Funding for the task force ma’am...’” Tourville recalled. officers is being accepted by their chester Police Department’s de­ comes primarily from the “Sometimes in situations, you’d Janette E. Devendorf. a per­ tective bureau. male peers. Duke said. sonnel officer for the town, said budgets of the three police find that people weren’t taking “You’ve got to work with these From July. 1987 to June. 1988, departments. And, although mu­ you as seriously.” the process to become a police the task force seized cocaine, guys: it’s like a brotherhood. If officer is quite strenuous. She nicipalities are tightening their After the initial reaction wore they aren’t going to trust you. marijuana, LSD. hashish and belts to deal with the predicted off. Tourville said .she found she said candidates must pass a opium with an estimated street state budget deficit. Brooks that’s going to make life misera­ written and oral exam, lake an had to work hard to prove herself ble for you.” Duke said. value of $777,250, The task force doesn’t foresee the program in agility test, and pass an extensive made a total of 208 arrests, served on the job. regardless of her sex. Essentially, each officer has to jeopardy. “I had to prove I wasn't a physical exam. 40 search warrants and seized prove himself or herself in order The Police Department has $44,589 in cash. “Even if budgets were cut, I coward, that I could handle any to be accepted by fellow officers, don’t see any possibility of either situation I was in, something any met its affirmative action hiring More than half of a kilogram in Duke explained. goals, according to the Personnel cocaine. 96 93 kilosofmarijuana, three towns in jeopardy.” Brooks patrol officer has todo,” she said. The town Personnel Depart­ said. "Some programs will be cut “There’s a lot more women Department. 200 doses of LSD. 31 grams of ment recruits for the department, but I don’t think this one will be.” Patrick Rynn/Mancheater Herald police officers now. and the public In addition, candidates are hashish and one gram of opium but Wood said there are no special subjected to psychological test­ were removed from the streets. Brooks said he was grateful lor OFF THE STREETS — This is some of confiscate in their arrests of drug and especially the people we work programs in place to attract Formed in 1985. the Tri-Town with are used to seeing us. It’s not ing, which includes a polygraph community support. the drug paraphernalia that officers on dealers. The material on the scale is women to the line of duty nor does test — a lie detector. Narcotics Task Force consists of The Tri-Town Narcotics Task as much of a problem anymore.” he see the need for them. a group of detectives and patrol the Tri-Town Narcotics Task Force simulated crack, a derivative of cocaine. Tourville said. “We put the females through Force shares resources and infor­ “Women don’t generally look in the same process as the males.” officers from Manchester. Ver­ mation with state and federal There are now eight women non and South Windsor. Rsginald PInto/Manchestar Herald this direction for this line of Devendorf said. drug enforcement agencies. serving on the police force, work,” Wood said. There are three full-time offic­ “There are more demands Brooks said. relationships (with the other Brooks said Manchester con­ knowledge and expertise about STUDYING REPORTS — Officer Regina Picard studies according to police spokesman Officer Regina Picard, a patrol ers from Manchester, and one "With the amount of drug agencies). Ultimately, we help tributed $4,000 to the operations of Gary Wood. because of the way society is full-time officer each from South each other.” drug enforcement tactics and the reports at police headquarters. She is one of eight officer on the force for almost two going.” Wood said. “Police work activity between the three towns, the state task force last year. street language of drug dealers women on the police force. Out of 94 officers, there are four years, said women have made Windsor and Vernon working on we knew state and federal agen­ The state Narcotics Task Force In years past. Brooks said women on patrol. One woman still requires a little different cut drug enforcement throughout the cies couldn’t deal with it on a “After a while you can easily progress in the line of police work of your regular (population).” has been in existence for 11 years. Manchester has sent officers to become inward-oriented” three communities and some­ meaningful level without our Officers from 32 towns in the state the statewide task force, and in times beyond. Brooks said. Brooks said, adding that enforce­ help,” Brooks said. “We work participate in the statewide task turn, those officers were able to ment efforts must go beyond town In addition, a lieutenant and very hard to foster good working force, which serves five regions. give Manchester invaluable and regional boundaries.

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The Glastonbury Police From page 1 Manchester Herald Department and the Connecticut State Police are the only two Upstairs at the Manchester departments in Connecticut that telephone operator,” Holben a car in the parking lot and they basically tries to tell me he was Police Department, there are have gained accreditation, Thur­ says. leave peacefully. nauer said. being followed by Bigfoot ” three brand new. cream-colored, “The danger factor goes up a Schaller also spends a good As it turned out. some pigs had fire-resistant filing cabinets. From February to June 1987, four police officers worked full little bit (at night).” says dis­ hour herding teen-agers out of the gotten loose and one of them What transpired in order for patch supervisor Laurence parking lot at Checkers, a teen­ those cabinets to become filled time on the Manchester depart­ decided to drop in on the caller. with files was a paperwork ment’s manual. Thurnauer and Warren. “You doget routinecalls age dance club at 29 01cott St. She Warren said. nightmare for the department. Officer Peter V. Moskal have on the midnight shift, but the meets Officer John Peter Boryse- “It was a big pig.” he said. .-m element of anticipation of more vicz at the club parking lot. Despite a few unusual situa­ But all the aggravation and continued to work full time on the m \ hundreds of hours will have been accreditation process. MP': serious calls is there.” “I didn’t even have to raise my tions, the midnight shift has its worth it when the department is Thurnauer expects to be fin­ Unlike Holben and some of her voice tonight.” Schaller tells traditional calls' accredited, says Beau Thur- ished with the process by the co-workers, Schaller says she Borysevicz “You cleared the “Friday and Saturday nights nauer, executive lieutenant in the summer, when four commission likes the midnight shift. place out.” we get a lot of domestics, a lot of Patrol Division. members will come to inspect the “I like the work because it's fights and vehicle stops,” Do­ sort of a different kind of work,” “No one went toe to toe with me The cabinets are filled with department for about four days. tonight,” Borysevicz says. nohue says. documents recording the depart­ ’The goal to reach accreditation Schaller says. “There really is Caldwell remembers a dispute is not just to boost department something happening. It’s not the He recalls another night in a ment’s efforts to meet 944 law different parking lot when he several years ago between a enforcement standards required egos. For example, if it receives old cat stuck up in a tree or woman and her ex-boyfriend, by the Commission on Accredita­ accreditation, liability insurance something.” surprised a group of people doing drugs in a van. attempted to get who showed up one night to find tion for Law Enforcement Agen­ for the department will be re­ That Saturday morning his ex with a new boyfriend. The cies, a private agency located in duced by 10 percent. Presently, Schaller responds to another the driver out of the van and was dragged along, holding onto the ex-boyfriend ended up running Fairfax. Va. liability insurance costs $90,000. alarm and a report of people. over the new beau with a car and The filing cabinets represent a That would mean a $9,000 running from the Senior Citizens’ driver’s door, when the driver took off. breaking his leg. major part of the plan for the savings for the department, Center. She also talks to the Sometimes the officers and Manchester Police Department Thurnauer said. driver of a familiar-looking car Later, at the police station, the In addition, the department driver tried to tell Borysevicz it dispatchers are just someone to to become accredited. Through she believes belongs to gang talk to on a lonely night. the national agency, the depart­ could be protected from lawsuits. members. wasn’t him driving. Reginald PInto/Manchmtar Herald ment must meet standards in the Thurnauer cited a case in which a “We get a lot of crazy people Still, the work can be far from “I was running alongside him,” calling. A lot of people that it areas of law enforcement man­ police department was being Patrick Flynn/Mancheator Herald Borysevicz says, laughing. SHARING TIPS — Officer Gary Frost chats with Officer agement. administration, opera­ sued for handcuffing an individ­ exciting. She follows a reported would seem they’re just lonely.” Jo Schaller at police headquarters. Schaller says one of drunken driver who turns out not “It’s laugh or cry.” Schaller tions. and support services. ual upon arrest. The officer was HOW'S IT FIT? — Officer Sandy Ficara department recently purchased the says. Donohue says. the more exciting shifts to work is the midnight shift. In order to prepare to meet able to show a specific written tries on a bulletproof vest with some to be drunk. She later sits in the vests to meet a requirement for parking lot of Harpo’s nightclub Warren is dispatch supervisor the.se standards, the department policy on handcuffs required by help from Lt. Beau Thurnauer. The accreditation. revamped its policy and procedu­ accreditation standards and the at 432 Oakland St. atclosingtime. and is no longer required to work ral manual in 1987. When rewrit­ judge threw the case out. waiting for the possibility of a the midnight shift, but he re­ ing the department’s general “The lack of written policy is applied for accreditation last vests for every officer on the Thurnauer said. fight. members one of the stranger order manual. Thurnauer said he just as serious as illegal policy.’’ July. Later, the department had force. Supplying vests for all Most departments do not re­ 'Tve been in some pretty calls he got from a man who lived followed the index of the Stand­ Thurnauer said. to spend $1,500 on a new computer officers is another one of the ceive accreditation on the first decent fights.” she says. near a pig farm. ards for Law Enforcement The task to reach accreditation system. standards the department has to inspection, but Thurnauer isn’t But not tonight. She flashes her “I got a call, and the caller was Agencies. hasn’t come without costs to the In January, the town Board of meet to reach accreditation. daunted by that. high beams at a couple necking in dead serious,” Warren says. “He Only about 100 police depart­ town. 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Friday, Feb. 24, 1989 $10 million 12 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Feb, 23, 1989 in requests COMEMAKE At fiieUjeCi ADEAU face cuts By Nancy Concelman would meet community needs. ■M' Manchester Herald Weiss said he agreed with l i m i t e d Lannan’s requests but “ they Town department heads have can’t be afforded this year.” TIME requested $10 million more in No increase in state aid is next year’s budget but Town anticipated because of a state ONLY! ' ' ' • f r l Manager Robert B. Weiss says he budget deficit of more than $800 is is already preparing to make million, so the town has imposed a some cuts. spending freeze and restrictions The requests, which total $73.5 on hiring. Weiss said today he million, represent a 15.7 percent hadn’t determined what effect increase this year’s budget. the restrictions would have on the Weiss said today that Police upcoming budget. Chief Robert D. Lannan’s re­ “ There was a lot of stuff in the Patrick Flynn/Manchaater Herald quest, which includes 10 new pipeline at the time the policy was Police Department employees, announced.” Weiss said. EXPLAINING REQUESTS — Town Manager Robert B. Huestis explain budget requests from town department would probably suffer the largest A total of 16 new full-time Weiss, left, and Budget and Research Officer Robert heads at a news conference in Weiss’s office today. cuts in what town and state employees have been requested officials have said will be a tight by department heads. Huestis budget year. Weiss and Robert Huestis, the See BUDGET, page 10 town’s budget and research of­ Jet passengers missing after biowout ficer. presented the requests at a Fed boosts news conference today. Weiss will review the requests and By Steve Elliott minutes later with a lO-by-40 foot “ United can confirm that there “ She said it was like a very loud present his budget recommenda­ discount rate The Associated Press hole in the forward baggage area have been fatalities and injur­ pop, like you would pop a paper tions to the Board of Directors. on the right side of the airliner. ies,” said airline spokeswoman bag. Four rows of seats were just " I will be cutting back signifi­ WASHINGTON (AP) - The Federal Reserve Board, citing HONOLULU — An explosion “ You could drive an ambulance Sue Moss in Chicago. gone. It even sucked her earrings cantly on his (Lannan’s) re­ END OF MONTH SALE'' evidence of inflation, today ripped a large hole in a United through it, you could see the seats Ms. Abels said authorities had off,” Thompson said, adding his quests,” Weiss said. boosted its key bank lending rate Airlines jumbo jet shortly after and the baggage compartment no immediate clue as to what wife was uninjured. Lannan has requested an addi­ THE MONTH IS ALMOST OVER from 6.5 percent to 7 percent in a takeoff today, and the plane from the outside,” said Ray caused the explosion, and a crew “ All of a sudden, I could see the tional $840,551, a 17.3 percent move likely to trigger increases landed with eight to 11 passengers Mews, a photographer for from the National Transportation sky and feel the wind,” said increase, which would bring the AND WE RE STILL OVER­ in interest rates ch arged missing and at least 11 injured, KGMB-TV. Safety Board was en route to passenger Koji Yamamoto, 23, of police budget to $5.6 million for consumers. STOCKED WITH THOUSANDS federal aviation officials said. Two of the plane’s four engines investigate. The FBI also was Osaka, Japan. “ The roof was 1989-90. Weiss said the 10 new The central bank said it was OF DOLLARS WORTH OF NAME The airline confirmed there were had failed, apparently losing investigating. breaking. Something was blow­ employees would be scattered power after the explosion, ac­ “ There’s no reason to assume ing toward us.” throughout the department and raising its discount rate, the fatalities. interest it charges on loans to BRAND MAJOR APPLIANCES, National Transportation Safety cording to JoAnn DeCampra, a it’s a bomb at this time,” she said “ All of a sudden it was like a include civilian workers, patrol member banks, “in light of Board spokeswoman Drucella dispatcher at the airport. but added authorities hadn't dream,” said passenger Gary and superior officers. COLOR TVs, MICROWAVES, inflationary pressures in the Andersen said the Boeing 747 had Barbara Abels, an FAA spokes­ ruled out that possibility. Garber of Los Angeles, one of Weiss said Lannan is the only economy” and after receiving departed Honolulu International woman in Los Angeles, said eight Max Thompson of Denver said those who suffered minor injur­ department head who did not VCRs, AND MORE!! W e R Y o i ^ ^ , " requests from 10 of its 12 district Airport with 336 passengers and to 11 passengers were believed his wife Sherry Peterson, a ies. "A section of the plane wasn't work with him to reduce his ®^„ReDOCED!__ banks. 15 crew members at 1:53 a.m. for missing from the plane. United passenger on the plane, told him there any longer,” he told the requests because Lannan felt he "'“i.'yKia; Auckland, New Zealand, and Airlines Flight 811, which had by telephone: “ Our plane just should ask for the amount needed HELP US TURN OUR See AIR PLA N E , page 10 to provide a level of service that See DISCOUNT, page 10 INVENTORY INTO CASH Sydney, Australia. It returned 40 originated in San Francisco. blew up over Hawaii.” WE LL WHEEL,... WE'LL DEAL,.. Storm on the way but snow-removal budgets can stand it Coventry Town Manager John approved by the Town Council, he WE LL DO ANYTHING WE CAN people say,” the spokesman said. The storm will be heaviest in 37.2 inches by the end of Febru­ By Nancy Concelman Elsesser agreed, calling a mild said. Funds for the work probably S v S fY v C R "/ EVERY “ We’re pretty much on the edge the eastern and coastal portions ary, the spokesman said. TO MOVE STOCK. Manchester Herald winter experienced so far a fluke would have been included in next ^.^REDUCeDi of it (the storm), far from the of the state, the spokesman said. This winter’s snowfali “ is about “ I ’m not convinced the winter’s year’s budget, he said. EVERYTHING MUST BE SOLD, A snowstorm was due in the center.” Today, the temperature is the least we’ve ever had at this over yet,” Elsesser said. Leftover money could also Manchester area today but it will But because of gusty northeast expected to reach a high of 30 time,” he said. MAKE US AN OFFER,...NO The mild winter has left Coven­ cover other budget holes, he said. have to be a humdinger to put winds, on top of the snow, driving degrees. Tonight the high will fall This has left snow-removal try with much of its $230,000 snow “ There are other areas in our much of a dent in the surplus area will be hazardous tonight, said into the teens. budgets in Manchester, Coventry REASONABLE OFFER and ice budget intact, Elssesser budget that are weak, too,” towns have in their snow-removal the spokesman. Winds are ex­ Saturday will be sunny, said the and Bolton is good shape. said Wednesday. He did not have Elsesser said. ( REFUSED. COME BY CAR, budgets. pected to biow from between 20 to spokesman. Temperatures will Though uses for the leftover exact figures but said, “ We do But Elsesser said the mild WE'RE According to a spokesman for 30 mph. be between 25 to 30 degrees. money have been considered, VAN, TRUCK,...ANYWAY YOU have a considerable amount winter isn’t a signal for the town the National Weather Service, the The anticipated storm resulted Until today, less than a quarter Manchester isn’t counting on the left.” to lower its snow and ice budget CAN GET HERE, BUT DON'T storm could leave between three in the postponement of at least of the average amount of snow funds yet, town Budget and OVER- The town may use leftover for next year. and eight inches of snow. The one high school basketball game has fallen, according to a spokes­ Research Officer Robert Huestis funds to buy pipes needed to “ I ’m not reducing it because I ^ MISS THIS EMERGENC Y storm is predicted to start this scheduled for tonight. Cheney man at the National Weather said Wednesday. Winter isn’t complete work on drainage sys­ consider this a fluke winter.” E.O.M. CLEARANCE SALE! STOCKED! afternoon and end by late even­ Tech will host Vinal Tech of Service. The state has had about over for budget purposes until I tems under town roads, a prop­ ing, the spokesman said. Middletown at 7:30 Monday 8.6 inches of snow compared to an March 31, he said, and anything osal that would have to be See WEATHER, page 10 HTBHMS “ It’s not near as bad as some night. average over the past 30 years of could happen. • C A S H • H AST em C A R D • VISA Bush aides start 445 HARTFORD ROAD I I ph o n e 647-9997 • MONTHLY »»«rr. Sears confirms Parkade closing MANCHESTER. CT. ‘ OISCOVEn CARO Emhart silent I ^----- SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER long-distance try NOW YOU CAN TAKE I-3B4 1 with ’90 Buckland mall opening DIRECT, FROM I-B4 TO I ^ HARTFORD ROAD-KEENEY STREET on buyout AL SIEFFERTS SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER!! ^ MANCHESTER, CONN. By The Manchester Herald day to cut the prices on clothes, been notified of closing, but to save nominee and The Associated Press hardware, appliances, furniture assumed it would occur. By The Associated Press OPEN DAILY: MON 6 THURS 'TIL 9. TUES, WED. SAT 'TIL 5 FRI 'TIL 8, A SIM 'Tl L 5. and other items to conform with Broadmanor Associates owns The Sears, Roebuck & Co. Sears’ new “ everyday low price” the West Middle Turnpike section FARMINGTON — Emhart Corp. officials Related stories on page 5 department store at Manchester strategy. Some prices, such as of the .stores including Sears. are mum about a $2.4 billion bid for their Cutter Realty Group of Stamford, Parkade will be closed when the those on beds, will be cut in half, company from a New York-based partnership which manages the section of the By Terence Hunt company opens a store at the $70 while most will be reduced by that says it wants to make an “ amicable” The Associated Press million Pavilions at Buckland lesser amounts. Parkade for Broadmanor. could acquisition. not be reached for comment Hills in the spring of 1990. Jeff Jacobs, promotional direc­ Topper Acquisition Corp., a partnership that TOKYO — Bundled against the cold. President Sears has been one of the tor for the Parkade. said Thurs­ Thursday. includes San Francisco oil tycoon Gordon P. Last month, the manager of Bush bowed in final respects to Emperor Hirohito at anchor stores at the Manchester day he had not received official Getty, offered $35 per share in cash Thursday a rain-drenched funeral today as his entourage tried Parkade for more than 30 years. notification but he said he was not another major Parkade facility. for all outstanding common shares of Brunswick Parkade Lanes, an­ from afar to salvage the troubled nomination of William R. Bowles, .store man­ surprised by the plans to perman­ Farmington-based Emhart. John Tower as secretary of defense. ager, confirmed the Parkade ently close the store. nounced the bowling alley would Emhart’s stock closed at $32.75 a share, close in May after operating for 30 As Bush joined 9,800 mourners under tents at the closing, long anticipated by fel­ "Sears is part owner of that down 25 cents, on the New York Stock Shinjuku Imperial Garden ceremony. Tower’s low merchants, during an inter­ new mall so it makes sense for years. Exchange Thursday. Topper’s offer was Bernie Giovano said the 30-year nomination was rejected in Washington by the view Thursday about the com­ them to move there sometime,” disclosed after the market closed. Senate Armed Services Committee. The vote was pany’s new pricing policy that Jacobs said. lease on the alley would run out in “ We have received an offer from Topper. We June. Cutter was proposing a new 11-9, split along party tines with the Democrats in goes into effect Wednesday. Jacobs was referring to the will not have any comment until we have had a rental schedule which would have the majority. Sears, based in Chicago, will Homart Development Co. of chance to review it.” Emhart officials said in a more than doubled the monthly The vote — the first such committee rejection of a its 825 U.S. stores for 42 Chicago, developer of the mall. release. They declined to discuss the offer president’s Cabinet choice in 44 years — was a ; next week to roll back Homart is the commercial real payments, he said. further. The alley was also needed major setback for Bush on his first trip overseas as prices on more than 1.5 billion estate development arm of the Emhart’s stock has risen almost $10 a share renovations estimated at president, and came as he mingled with leaders of pieces of merchandise, an unus­ Coldwell Banker Real Estate in the past month amid takeover rumors. $500,000. Giovano said more than 160 countries. ual bid by the huge retailer to Group, a .subsidiary of Sears. Bush showed no sign of distress. He flashed a Jim Keenan, president of the Michael Bozic. chairman of the regain market share. See EMHART. page 10 The stores will close from 6 Parkade Merchants Association, See SEARS, page 10 See BUSH, page 10 p.m Monday until noon Wednes­ also said Thursday he had not