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By Morv Beth Franklin "No longer can Congress allow 40,000 miles. $1200. Call Crocijie l United Press International inflation to do the dirty work of raising 232-5869 evenings, 566 1977 SCIROCCO — 4 cy­ taxes,” he said. "If members of 6213 days. linder, 4 speed, good gas WASHINGTON Taxpayers whose Congress want to raise taxes, they will mileage. Body great incomes increase by 4 percent or less have to vole to do so.” 1971 CHEVY CONCOURS shape, extras. Asking 2569 next year will be protected from Dole, who estimated indexing would WAGON — 350, V-8, auto­ $2000. Call between 12and traditional "bracket creep" tax hikes save taxpayers nationwide about $6 matic, power steering, 3pm, weekdays, any time under a new “indexing" program billion in 1985, took advantage of the radio, positracllon, de- weekends, 289-4980. hailed as a victory for working announcement to praise President fogger, roof rack, more. Americans. Good winter vehicle. Reagan and criticize Democratic pre­ Needs timing chain. $400. Q-1S2, To Give or The Treasury Department an­ sidential candidate Walter Mondale. 1979 CHEVETTE — Auto­ Utc calico, gingham nounced Wednesday that tax withhold­ Call 643-2880. matic, air conditioning, Keep, has a lovely "This president understands what or lolid color fabric co selection of gift ideas ing tables, beginning in January, will bracket creep did to the average low mileage. $2500, ne­ make thcac Playful be adjusted by 4.08 percent. The 1973 CHEVY IMPALA — gotiable. Coll 646-8767. for 40 items in Knit, American and he believes in being Good condition. 50,000 Pup* and delight chc Sew, Embroider? and Internal Revenue Service will send the honest and fair with the taxpayer,” miles. $1000. Call 649-2373. youngftcr*. Nice for Crochet with full updated withholding tables to employ­ Dole said. "I wish Walter Mondale gifu. No. 2569 has directions. 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The Treasury Department used In 1981, congressional supporters, Sivingi Bank of Mincheiler that figure and the average inflation backed by Reagan, argued that such Two workmen raise a cloud of dust as they wipe Mill building on Wednesday. Both John Hartzell, 913 Miln SI. rate of the previous 11 months to "bracket creep” discouraged savings off what experts say is the last existing car from left, and Max Miller, right, work for the Valley ■ MISCELLANEOUS ANNUAL TOWN MEETING calculate the indexing rate. TOWN OF ANDOVER, CONNECTICUT and provided the government with a the old South Manchester Railroad, also known Railroad of Essex — where the car has been ■a u t o m o t iv e The electors ond citizens quqllfled to vote In Town Meetings Co-authors of the indexing provision, windfall of revenue that encouraged In the Town of Andover ore hereby notified that the Annual Sen. William Armstrong. R-Colo., and federal spending. as “Cheney’s Goat." The two helped remove the donated. Town Meeting will be held at the Andover Elementary tank car from a brick shed behind the Clocktower TWO 14" RIMS — For School, Andover, on Monday, October 29, 1984 at 8:00 P.M. Senate Finance Committee Chairman Opponents argued then, and still do, Oldsmobile. $20. Coll any­ for the following purposes: Robert Dole, R-Kan., hailed the that such a tax cut is inappropriate in MUST SELL — 1983 announcement. Buick wagon with V-6 for time, 647-1372. 1. To choose a moderator for sold meeting. light of the nation's huge budget deficit. 2. To hear and accept the reports of the various Town Of­ “Tax indexing is finally here and By increasing the income range of good mileage. Will sacri­ ficers and Boards os presented In the Town Report. with it comes tax reform for middle fice for $8,500. Call 649- each tax bracket by the inflation level TIRE — Firestone steel 3. To nominate and elect two members to the Memoriol America, a more honest and fair tax recorded during the previous fiscal Last Cheney car going away 2286 after 6 p.m. belted radial tubeless Day Committee for three yeor terms. law and an end to the government's year, Americans would be guaranteed raised white letters, size - 4. To see If the Town will vote an additional appropriation profit from inflation," Armstrong said that their annual raises — if smaller or to the 1964-1965 Budget of a sum not exceeding$14,000.00 By Sarah E. Hall About a year ago, Robert C. Bell "arch-bar trucks” not used since the 1977 DODGE ASPEN — 4 721, 190/70 R 13. New tit for the purchase of a Va Ton, 4 wheel drive pickup truck, in a statement from his Washington equal to the inflation rate — would not Herald Reporter door, power steering, 1976 Olds Starfire. $30. w/plow, to Item 02, Capitol Expenditure-Highway De­ office, be taxed away. spotted the tank car as he was surveying 1930's — groaned as the workers strained power brakes, am/fm Call 649-9947. partment as recommended by the Board of Finance. the tracks of the old Cheney railway to on the car. stereo cassette player, 5. To see if the Town will vote to allocate a sum not ex­ Workers hauled what is said to be the make a model of it for his business. He is "It’s like opening King Tufs tomb, ” ceeding $14,000.00 to be token from the Town Owned last existing car of the historic South $1295. 1976 VEGA — 2 Equipment Fund and tronsferred to the General Fund the owner of the Train Exchange and Bell said when the enormous green doors SNOW TIRES — 560 15for Manchester Railroad from its would-be New England Hobby Supply Company on door, standard with VW Bug. Like new. $20 for such purchose. enclosing the tank ear were pryed open am/fm. $850. Call 643- 6. To see If the Town will vote to authorize and empower Americans mark tomb Wednesday afternoon. Hilliard Street, and also runs the gift with pickaxes and sledge hammers. pair. Call 742-6165 otter the Board of Selectmen to moke the purchase of such Va The relic — a 17-ton tank car 1161. 5pm. shop for the Valley Railroad Company. Ton, 4 wheel drive pickup truck, w/ptow. discovered in a shed behind the Clock- "I’m sure emioyees knew of it and saw After the ear was pulled out, one of th# 7. To do any other business proper to come before said tower Mill in the Cheney historic district workers hopped on the running-board INVITATION TO BID LEGAL NOTICE meeting. it every day and didn't even think of it.” Sealed bids will be received THE FOLLOWING UNRE Dated at Andover. Connecticut this 23rd day of October, invasiDn anniversary — has proved to be quite a find. Bell said Wednesday. He contacted the and rubbed dust off the black paint, to In the Office of the Director DEEMED PLEDGES WILL BE 1984. "I really think it’s the only one like it in reveal the words "Cheney Brothers” and of General Services, 41 Cen­ SOLD ON OCT. 37. 19S4; Jean S. Gosper developers on behalf of the Valley ter Street, Manchester, Con­ No. 869. Issued 4-3-B4; No. B73. Is­ Peter J. Monegglo By Carolyn Curlel the world.” said Ted Mackenzie, presi­ Railroad to request the donation. "South Manchester, Conn," in big white sued 4-1S-94; No. $44. Issued 13-31 letters. necticut, until November 8, 83; No. 878, Issued 4-36-84. Edward M. Yeomons United Press International dent of the Valley Railroad Company, a “It seemed like the most appropriate 1984 at 11:00 a.m. for the fol­ Woodild* Co. 807 Hertford Rd. Board of Selectmen The full story tourist attraction in Essex which houses thing for us to do with the car, ” said S. The car is unusually well preserved, lowing: Msnchsstsr, Conn. Town of Andover railroad exhibits. He said it was last used Mackenzie and Bell said, because it has FURNISH & INSTALL RE­ DSl-10 055-10 ST. GEORGE’S, Grenada — One John Chessari, project manager for the PEATER BASE STATION & BUY m SELL m year ago today U.S. Marines stormed still isn’t know n in the 1920s or early 1930s to carry oil that developer. “We would not have any use been stored for years in a solid brick ADDITIONAL EQUIPMENT fueled boilers in the huge Cheney building. It has old Westinghou.se air (Fire Deportment) REBID ashore to put down a Marxist rebellion, — Opinion, page 6 for it and we like to see history The Town of Manchester Is and low-key ceremonies were ar­ Brothers silk mill complex. preserved. Our own restoration of the brakes which Bell said "just don’t exist an equal opportunity em­ ranged to mark the invasion that The South Manchester Railroad was mill building is, in fact, proceeding anymore." ployer, and requires an affir­ widely known as "Cheney’s Goat.” mative octlon policy for alt of TRADE IT! FIX m President Reagan said rescued Amer­ according to strict historic guidelines." Within a week, Mackenzie plans to Its Contractors and Vendors ica from “self-doubt.” The airport, which the Reagan Clocktower Mill Associates, which is Chessari and about a half-dozen move the car to Essex on a flatbed truck. os o condition of doing busi­ WANT The St. George's Chamber of Com­ administration charged the Cubans converting one of the mills into 185 one ness with the Town, as per spectators gathered around Wednesday “It really is an important find,” said Federal Order 11246. . merce on the island of about 100,000 would have used to launch Communist and two-bedroom apartments, decided afternoon as workmen from the Valley Bell, as he scurried around snapping Bid Forms, plans and specifi­ TO SEND asked private businesses to shut down subversion, is being completed with $19 to donate the car after a Manchester Railroad pushed and pulled the car out of pictures of the vehicle before workers cations are available ot the RENT IT! HIRE IT! FIND IT! for the day and shops throughout St. million in U.S. funds. It will open to train buff brought it to their attention. its brick shed. Us wheels — rare pushed it back in its shed. General Services Office, 41 Center Street, Manchester, George’s posted signs in windows commerical flights next Sunday, giv­ Connecticut. YOUR MESSAGE Wednesday announcing the closings. ing international travelers their first TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT Some of the 250 American troops still direct air access to the island. ROBERT B. WEISS, FROM based at the military-converted Gren­ Chairman charges ‘cowardice’ GENERAL MANAGER ada Beach Hotel on the outskirts of St. MORE THAN $57 MILLION in U.S. 048-10 George’s were to take part in a prayer aid has been earmarked for Grenada HERE service at 8:30 a m. EDT, a spokesman through 1985 for projects ranging from INVITATION TO BID «749 at the base said. road repairs to rebuilding sites dam­ FIVE (5) OATACHECKER/DTS TO "It looks like it will be low-key all the aged during the intervention. MODEL 1500 ECR OR EQUAL GOP hits Democrats on CD The Board of Educotion, 110 2 3 4 To all home way around," the spokesman said. American officials say one of the Long Hill Drive, East Hart- THERE? 1 ' ...... plans — rebuilding the mental hospital Bv Kathy Garmus fard, CT. will receive sealed subscribers who "I’m not about to play the game that the IN THE HEART of the capital, accidentally bombed by U.S. forces — Herald Reporter Republicans are playing through their town exploil, .Stic .said "I think they (the bids for FIVE (5) DA- 5 6 8 have something to church services were planned and TACHECKER/DTS MODEL 7 was being held up because Grenada has committee,” Cummings said. Republicans) are trying to make it a 1500 ECR OR EQUAL. Bid in­ s e ll f o r Governor-General Sir Paul Seoon was no mental health program. Eighteen The Democratic Town Committee did not political issue." formation and speciflcotions The Republican Town Committee this to attend the graduation of U.S.-trained people died in the bombing. discuss whether Manchester should accept month voted 36 to 4. with two abstentions, to are available at the Business 9 10 11 12. 1 Grenadian police officers at their base Patients from the facility have been Burns said she favors re-entry into the Office. Sealed bids will be re­ federal block grant funds because of oppose the town’s re-entry into the CDBG program, ceived until 10:30 o.m. Fri­ ^99 or Less near the Point Salines Airport. temporarily moved to another building "political cowardice,” Republican Town program. day, Nov. 2, 1984, at which Nineteen American servicemen died until the status of the hospital is Chairman Curtis Smith charged today. "I think any issue that affects the |M;ople time they will be publicly 13 14 16 1 resolved. Some members of the Democratic Town opened and read aloud. The 15 ; W e will run your ad in the U.S.-led invasion last Oct. 25, Smith said the Democrats are divided on Committee contacted today said they of Manchester is a political issue,” Smith Boord of Education reserves t 1983, which President Reagan ordered In Washington, more than 60 students whether the town should re-enter the disagreed about whether the i.ssuc should said. "They (the Democrats) gave me an the right to accept or reiect for 6 days Free of to put down a Marxist rebellion and, he 0|)cning big enough to fly a B-l bomber any or all bids or the right to cheered their approval of the invasion Community Development Block Grant have been discussed at a town committee 17 18 19 20 C h a r g e . said, rescue some 600 Americans through." waive technical formalities If in a ceremony honoring them and the 19 program and so avoided a full town meeting. One was scheduled this week but it is in the best interest to do attending medical school in Grenada. servicemen who died on the tiny island. committee discussion of the matter. later canceled, according to the Municipal Smith said the issue was especially so. : Reagan said Wednesday the invasion The students, whose expenses were important to discuss because of its history Ron Wilkie, "It appears that the Democratic chair­ Building calendars given to the Herald. Fill out coupon and was a turning point in obliterating paid by two tax-exempt foundatidns of controversy. Supervisor The Classified pages of this newspaper afford man and his legislative candidates realize "I prefer discussion," said John W. Plont Operations either m ail 'it or America’s “period of self-doubt and with ties toconservativeorganizations, that the issue will again be voted down by In a 1979 referendum, resWents voted by 049-10 you the best and least expensive way of getting national confusion" during the late Cooney, a member of the committee from Name- bring it to the were scattering across the country the voters,” Smith said in a news release. District 1. more than a 2-1 margin to withdraw from your message to more people in this area. 1970s — when his Democratic chal­ today to speak on campuses as part of the block grant program. They also turned Manchester Herald "The refusal...to debate the re-entry of Bui Cooney disagreed with Smith's LET YOUR newspaper When you have an item to sell, a property to Address lenger Walter Mondale was vice "Student Liberation Day” ceremonies- Manchester into the CDBG program under it dowif in 1980. .president in the Carter administration. claims that the issue was not discussed help you keep fruit lars rent, a service to offer, or a job opportunity, o f f ic § . More than 60 students greeted HUD (the Department of Housing and because the party had not reached a The town was later sued by three Phone. ; . At the time of the invasion, island Reagan from the Truman Balcony of sparkling clean and come fly with Classified for quick results at a Urban Development) was an act of political consensus. low-income women who claimed the town’s sweet smelling. Wash One ad a month only : residents were under a shoot-on-sight the White House as his helicopter cowardice." withdrawal was racially motivated and larSf dry completely then low price. It's so easy to place your ad, tool per aubscribar curfew ordered by military leaders. brought him back from Ohio, then discriminated against low-income resi­ (No phone calls Smith charged in an interview that the "What's a consensus — half plus one?” he put o large piece of Just dial the number listed below and a Prime Minister Maurice Bishop, cheered their approval of the invasion Democrats are trying to make scapegoats dents. The women were assisted by the U S. newspaper Inside the lar friendly Ad-Visor will help you word your ad One /fo£i_On/j/______acco(rtod)___J toppled in a power struggle with a in a ceremony honoring thenvhnd the 19 asked. "Sometimes a con.sensus is that Department of Justice. out of the town directors if voters decide not those people who attend carry the day.” and put the lid on. The for best results. '‘l hardline Marxist faction of his New servicemen who died on the tiny island. to re-enter the program when they vote on it The town won the lawsuit. paper will absorb any. ■' Jewel Movement, had been killed six Cooney said he has reservations about the The block grant question was put on the Nov. 6. The six Democratic directors town's accepting CDBG funds but has not moisture. Letoclossified : days earlier to the shock of the endorsed CDBG re-entry Wednesday at a November ballot after a study committee od In your newspaper find population of the normally tranquil news conference. yet made up his mind. recommended re-entry into the program. a cosh buyer for most spice island. "Sure it should have been discussed," Joseph T, Sweeney, a member of the "I've been called a coward, corrupt, said Vincent T. Kelly, a committee member anything you hove fnr The operation involved more than Inside Today evil...long before Curt Smith staggered on Democratic Town Committee and the «nl». 6,000 mostly U.S. troops with support from District 8 and an opponent of CDBG Herald Classified the scene,” Democratic Town. Chairman participation. author of the the study committee's from neighboring Caribbean forces. 20 pages, 2 sections Theodore Cummings said today whan minority report, which opposed rejoining, After one week, the invaders had By not discussing the matter, the parly said today it was "unfair to see this HUD Looking for something Advice...... 12 asked about Smith's statement. "And I’ll be moppped up virtually all pockets of Obituaries ...... 10 was attempting "to railroad something issue presented in this partisan manner." special? Why not run a Hanrljpalpr HrralJi Bingo...... 2 Opinion...... 6 here long after he drops his dictionary." down our throats," Kelly said. . resistance. Hundreds of Cuban troops Claislfied...... 18-19 He said lhat had the town committee "Wanted to Buy" ad In Peopletalk ...... 2 Cummings said the party was not divided Amy Burns, vice chairwoman of the 643-2711 and advisors, many of whom were Comics...... 8 Classified. The cost is Sports...... 15-17 on the question of CDBG participation. decided to discuss the issue, he would have (helping build the Point Salines airport, Entertainment .1 2 Democratic Town Commillcc, said voters small... the response tils 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m., Mon.-Fri. . Television...... 6 He said the Republicans tried to inject recommended that it remain neutral. were soon evicted and Grenadian- Lottery ...... 2 Weother __ ...... 2 already have enough information on the 643-2711. “fear and suspicion" into the issue in an block grant program. He said the party was "genuinely [Cuban relations broken off. effort to damage Democratic candidates. ' divided" on the question of accepting the T "I think it’s an issue lhat we shouldn't block grant funds. 4 2 MANCHKSTKR HERALD, Thursday, Oct. 25. 1984 MANC HKSTKR IIKRAI.D. Thursday. Oct. 25. 1984 - 3 P e o p le ta lk W eather M anchester Pension attorney won GOP primary Today’s forecast in Brief Bad medicine More Beetle talk Mercier wages tough campaign in 12th Conneciicni, Massachusetts When Rod Stewart's guitarist, Jim Cregan, Paul McCartney calls John Lennon's widow, and Rhode Island; Today: some U.N. Day comes to schools slipped and hit his head during a concert in Yoko Ono "a nice lady,” but there was a time early clouds extreme south and By Alex GlrelM disturbed by corruption in govern­ The sensative area is evaluation Austin, Texas, last week, keyboard player Kevin when things were "sticky.” School children across town will celebrated Herald Reporter ment, with one scandal following of teachers by their peers, Mercier Savigar decided to help. west, otherwise mostly sunny. "I think at first we had a lot of problems, Highs 60 to 65 except in the 50s United Nations Day Wednesday, discussing another. said. He followed the ambulance to the hospital with because it was breaking up the old gang. You southeast coast. Tonight: in­ world issues in the classroom and taking part in Jonathan Mercier had to fight He has continually hammered Some subjectivity there is inevit­ a bottle of brandy. While Cregan was being know, wedding bells are breaking up that old away at those themes and sought to creasing clouds, chance of occa­ contests. for the right to run against able. Mercier admitted. But he treated by doctors, Savigar was administering gang of mine.” McCartney told David Hartman in Wednesday morning. Mayor Barbara Wein­ incumbent Rep. James McCava- link McCavanagh with votes for brandy. "It was strictly for medicinal purposes," sional rain south coast and said this can be kept to minimum if an interview to air Friday on ABC's "Good berg visited students at Bennet Junior High nagh, D-Manchester, in the 12th tax increases and against mea­ Savigar said. western highlands after mid­ a set of criteria is established in Morning America.” "But you can't say to two School to discuss the U.N’s "Decade for Women” Assembly District this year. And sures that would curb inflation. night. Lows in the 40s. Friday advance for evaluating a teacher. The doctors, none too pleased with Savigar's people who are in love, listen, the Beatles is more and other international concerns. World popula­ despite the fact that Mercier is a McCavanagh has responded that "medical help." called police. Savigar was occasional rain likely with highs important than your love. And we were alt aware tion and disarmament are other topics teachers relative newcomer to Manchester, Mercier is running an unnecessar- handcuffed and hauled to the hospital's basement in the mid and upper 50s. He said he would favor allowing that we couldn't say that. So it was very sticky for were asked to relate to classroom discussions. he won the endorsement of the . ily negative campaign and has for questioning. After a call to the tour’s each town to develop Us own all of us.” Vermont: Mixed sun and Students in grades 4 through 9 are participating Republican Town Committee for criticized Mercier for attacks on accountant, Savigar was released and joined his criteria. That would produce di­ He said that business hassles plagued the last 10 clouds today. Highs 55 to 60. in poster and essay contests carrying the U.N. the nomination over Betty Sad- his integrity. bandaged friend Cregan. How did they celebrate years of his relationship with Lennon, then Overcast and cool with showers theme. About 40 winners will travel to the United loski, a veteran political figure. Last week, McCavanagh said he versity apd would make it possible their freedom? With a drink, of course. described their final phone conversation. "It was likely late tonight and Friday. Nations building in New York City in early The town committee vote was 18 would not appear on the same after a while to step back and warm, and it was fabulous. It was like the best Lows tonight 35 to 45. Highs November. to 8 in Mercier's favor. platform with Mercier for the rest compare programs, he said. phone conversation of the whole 10 years. So, I Friday 50 to 55. Sadloski went on to force a of the campaign because of the Cabbage patch couture mean, thank heaven for small mercies, really.” Maine and New Hampshire: primary election, which was held attacks, which he said were MERCIER SAID he can under­ Mostly cloudy with a chance of Keep an eye on the skies in September. And despite her "scurrilous... (and) farbeyondthc stand teachers’ fears over merit The "father” of the hot-selling Cabbage Patch showers in the north today. Fog much higher name recognition in bounds of legitimate political pay. but he insists it po.ssible to * Agency elects officers debate." He has refused several Kids may be adept at toymaking, but meeting clearing in the south becoming Today: partly sunny. High 60 to 65. Wind northwest around 10 mph. town circles, she lost to Mercier 407 develop a good system. London's standard of dress is another matter for Not 80 serene mostly sunny today. Highs in the Tonight; Increasing cloudiness, lows In the 40s. Wind light north. Visiting Nurse and Home Care of Manchester to 298. offers from Mercier to debate. American millionaire Xavier Roberts. 40s north and around 60 south. Friday; cloudy with a 60 percent chance of rain. Highs in the SOs. Inc. elected Gene Carroll of 57 Ludlow Road as its Mercier, who came to Manches­ Mercier is a lawyer with the Mercier also has advocated tax A hotel spokeswoman said Roberts arrived for Grace Kelly eventually settled down as Her Clearing in the north tonight with Today's weather picture was drawn by Kelsey Rodwell, 9, of 2V4 new president this week. ter nine years ago from East pension department of the Aetna credits for employers who provide tea-time at London's posh Claridge’s Hotel clad in Life and Casualty Co. He works at Serene Highness of Monaco, but there was lows in the 20s and cloudy with a Village St., a fourth grader at Martin School. Ludlow, 55, is a mother of eight and has served Hartford, said from the outset that day-care centers for their em­ a cowboy hat and snakeskin boots, and without a nothing serene about her love life in her as a volunteer for a variety of agencies since she he and Sadloski were not far apart Aetna's office in Middletown. chance of showers south. Lows in ployees’ children. Such credits jacket and tie. Roberts, creator of America's Hollywood heyday, according to a story in the moved to Manchester 25 years ago. on the issues. But he maintained he Mercier said in a recent inter­ the upper 30s and lower 40s. number-one toy, was "politely asked to leave" November Cosmopolitan. The roll call of her Other officers elected at the group's Tuesday would be the better candidate for view he thinks the sales tax — the exist now. he said, but do not Claridge’s for failing to meet its strict dress code. romantic attachments included Clark Gable, Friday a chance of rain south A n : night dinner meeting were Lillian Rubin, vice the Republicans to run against the basic way Connecticut raises re­ benefit the large employers he He "accepted it perfectly,” hotel officials said. Bing Crosby, Ray Milland and William Holden. and mostly sunny north. Highs in president: Eileen Wilson, treasurer: Robert well-liked McCavanagh because venue — is more predicablc than thinks would be most likely to “ Grace was very keen on Gable,” an observer the 30s north to low 50s south. McComb, assistant treasurer; Carolyn Nelson, he would work hard at winning the an income tax. But changes the pioneer new approaches in provid­ remarked, but said the relationship was strictly recording secretary; and Alita Gay, correspond­ election. Democrats have made in the sales ing day care. casual on Gable's part. On the other hand, it was Extended outlook ing secretary. He said he doubted Sadloski tax have made it more and more Mercier said there are two A ballet great Grace who was pursued by Crosby. Milland and would put forth the sustained effort regressive, he charged. things wrong with the present Holden —--and both Milland and Holden were Extended outlook for New it would take to defeat McCava- He said he would support legisla­ credit setup. Former prima ballerina Margot Fonteyn married at the time. England Saturday through Mon­ jwv •...... \ : nagh. a lifelong resident of the tion to remove some of the new !\ JP k day: features of the sales tax stopped briefly in New "york this week for a party ., A® Crosby, Grace's sister, Lizanne, said, district. It covers only setup costs of a JONATHAN MERCIER for "Pavlova, Portrait of a Dancer,” her book "Bing was mad for her. really mad for her, taking Connecticut, Massachusetts ‘Wellness Day’ at hospital Mercier, during his primary immediately. day-care facility and the lax about the Russian ballerina who died in 1931. her out all the time. She liked him very much, but campaign, said he favors legisla­ .. GOP challenger in 12th and Rhode Island: Fair Satur­ Manchester Memorial Hospital will sponsor a MERCIER ALSO SAID he does benefit is limited to $10,000 a year. "I saw her dance when I was 6. but I didn't see she wasn't in love with him.” tive initiative — or the proposal of day, chance of showers Sunday "Wellness Day” in its new main lobby today, in not, in general, favor any increase That does not provide enough stars and rush out to be a great dancer,” Dame and Monday. Daytime highs in laws by citizens and their passage Jonathan Merrier recognition of October as state "Wellness in direct services provided taxpay­ incentive to large employers to Margot admitted. The busy ballerina just took the 60s Saturday, upper 60s and Month.” by referendum. This is something 63 Jensen St. Sadloski has long advocated. ers by the state government. He establish the large day care part in dancer-choreographer Sir Frederick low 70s Sunday and Monday. Three exhibits — on good nutrition, the Medic Age: 39; married to Andrea Bill: four Ashton's 80th birthday gala in London and wasen said that generally the stale can facilities they would need, Mercier Lunch treat Overnight lows in the 40s Satur­ Alert and Lifeline programs, and poison control said. children. route to Panama to help her invalid husband, day, 50s Sunday and Monday. — were featured between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m.. IN THE GENERAL ELECTION better serve its residents by campaign so far. the question of Broadening that credit is one of Roberto Arias, celebrate his birthday Thursday. itoger Verge, one of France's top chefs, was to The hospital recognized the day "in the br'ief providing incentives for municipal Party affiliation: Republican New Hampshire; Fair south Mercier’s legislative proposals. Wishing her well were Atlanta ballerina Marya be in Dallas Thursday to prepare a luncheon for that promoting good health is one of the most legislative initiative has not played governments and private groups. Barredo, Russian emigre Alexander Godunov, and chance of showers north a part. But Mercier has worked Occupation: Attorney Happy Rockefeller, recipient of the Betty Ford Saturday. Chance of showers all effective ways of dealing with the dilemma of Often, a town is better able to Another is changing the way the Paul Haakon, a one-time partner of Pavlova. hard, bombarding newspapers Civic background: Former member, East award for being one of the first women to write sections on Sunday and again rising health costs,” a news release stated. provide a service than the state, he state advertises its Lotto game. Broadway star Liliane Montevecchi. choreo­ with statements almost every day Hartford Republican Town Committee; about her personal bout with breast cancer. late Monday. Mild weather added. The ads and commercial say you grapher Geoffrey Holder and his dancer-wife. and attacking McCavanagh's re­ member, Manchester Republican Town Com­ Verge, whose Moulin de Mougins in southern through the period. Highs in the Satellite view An advocate of merit pay for can win $2 million, he said. What Carmen de Lavallade, and Vincenzo Gelli, dean France is one of the great restaurants of France, cord during his first term in the mittee: member. Ethics Commission; mid SOs to mid 60s. Lows in the Legislature. teachers, Mercier did not get the they don’t say is that you win it of American dance instructors and once a student was assigned the task of preparing lunch for 1,550, member. Human Relations Comissiun; of Pavlova. upper 20s to mid 30s Saturday Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a.m. ED T shows Calling all volunteers He said he was motiviated to run endorsement of the Manchester over period of 20 years. including Betty Ford. member, American Bar Association, Connec­ and upper 30s to lower 40s broken clouds causing showers and thunderstorms over the for state office because he did not Education Association. He said How about doing a health survey, or brushing At a 13 percent annual rale of Sunday and Monday. like to see the Democratic admin­ there are methods of working out ticut Bar Association: member, IJfe Manage­ Southern Plains, the Central Plains and the Middle Mississippi Valley. up on office skills, or serving on a youth istration raising taxes far beyond inflation, Mercier said, that's only ment Institute. Summit forecast for the north­ Low level frontal clouds are visible over the Middle Atlantic states commission in your spare time? merit pay standards that are not ' •> the rate of inflation and was $800,000 in today's dollars. ern White Mountain, N.H.: Wes­ while high clouds cover the Northwest. Three different town agencies are asking that totally subjective. terly winds 30 to 50 mph today. question, in their plea for volunteers. They are: Summits remaining in clouds • The Manchester Health Department, which is with a chance of flurries. Highs 30 34 asking for up to a dozen people to help intern Joan Autumn h'n$tit>al »/ Soi’in/rs SEAT! Robare charged in heists 30 to 35. Linton conduct a health survey of adults in town. COLO •Soi’in^s on Selected Maine: Fair south and chance / Call 647-3173 for more information. Merchandiie of showers north Saturday. MINNEAPj^S^^~^ • The volunteer office of the Manchester Board Vernon police reported Wednesday they chased a car stolen from the 7-11 store on Chance of showers all sections on of Education, which is looking for someone to do caught escaped Manchester robbery sus­ Main Street, which they believe Robare was pect Scott Robare after a foot chase through driving, down Tolland Turnpike into Sunday and again late Monday. >• 9 vNEVki office work a few hours a week at the Regional Rockville. Vernon. The car crashed into a telephone Mild weather through the period. Occupational Training Center. Call Judy Nevins SAN'm^CISCO Robare was charged with two counts of pole on Route 30 and the driver escaped on Highs in the mid 50s to mid 60s. S7 at 647-3520, any weekday morning, for more P A I R > first-degree robbery in connection with two foot, police said. Lows in the upper 20s to mid 30s information. LOS ANGELES • The Manchester Commission on Children and armed robberies in Vernon and with But near the scene police said they found Saturday and upper 30s to lower additional counts of stealing firearms the passenger. Wendy Bluis of 8 Hackama- 40s Sunday and Monday. 1 Youth, which needs both adult and youth LOWEST ^ - - \ - C 3 0 00 • Wednesday from a Rockville home, Vernon tack St. She was charged with second- Vermont: Quite mild with a members. To join, contact your town political TEMPERATURESX \/ committee, town hall, or any Board of Directors Police Sgt. John Stodd said. The armed degree larceny by possession. Police said chance of showers. Highs in the 40------member. robberies occurred Sept. 17 at the Colonial she told them Robare had been driving the upper 50s and 60s. Lows in the ;>40 •MIAMI Inn and Oct. 10 at Dairy Mart on Route 30. car. 40s. 50 50 , Robare also faces one count each of --- LecCND Robare, 19, was held in the Vernon police 60 fourth- and sixth-degree larceny in connec­ lockup overnight on $60,000 bond pending an i Ipaiw tion with the robberies. State police hold a Across the nation . , ____ _ , 70 appearance today in Rockville Superior 60 70 1___ WERS ■ FlOA A rea Towns warrant for him on a an escape charge, Thunderstorms will occur over UPI WEATHER FOTOCAST Stodd said. Court. eastern parts of Texas, Okla­ In Brief Robare escaped Monday from Hartford's Vernon police gave his address as 19 homa and the Mississippi Valley. National forecast Morgan Street jail, where he was being held Pleasant St. in Vernon, When he was Rain will occur from the western in connection with a purse-snatching Oct. 15 arrested in Manchester last week, police Plains and over much of the Bloodmobile in Andover on Main Street in Manchester. ‘"The Utile For period ending 7 a.m. EST Friday. Thursday night will find here said Robare has no certain address. /dnitaideaM .'-S' shop with Pacific Northwest, Wisconsin, Manchester police have said Robare is a scattered showers again dominating most of the area from Texas ANDOVER — The Red Cross Bloodmobile is When he was arrested on drug charges in hip Jaahion Indiana and lower Michigan. scheduled to be in Andover Friday at the Andover suspect in several other recent crimes but July 1983 in East Hartford, he gave his 305 E m I Center Street northeastward Into New England. Shower activity is also likely In Manchester. C T ideoB" Showers will be widely scattered have refused to give details of those cases. parts of the Pacific Northwest, while mostly fair weather rules Congregational Church on Route 6. address as 33 Eldridge St. in Manchester, Manchester police early Wednesday police records show. 643-4958 from western Tennessee to the elsewhere. Minimum temperatures Include: (approximate maximum Red Cross volunteer Maureen Helman said upper Ohio Valley. there is a special need currently for blood types readings In parenthesis) Atlanta 60(81), Boston 46(54), Chicago 0-positive and 0-negative. Donors of all types are Rain and snow will be scat­ 51 (71), Cleveland 53(70), Dallas 62(75), Denver 30(65), Duluth 40(58) tered over portions of Colorado welcome. Houston 63(82), Jacksonville 63(81), Kansas City 51(64), Little Rock UPI photo and New Mexico. High tempera­ Donors must be in good health, between the Fire Calls 60(78), Los Angeles 56(73), Miami 78(86), Minneapolis 44(61) New HARTFORD RD. 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"It does much more now United Press International come," eounterattaeked in Gen William sentiments I have not discus.sed than it could in the early days.” In a strict sense, prime rib and Confronted by hecklers for a Westmoreland’s $120 million lilH'l this directly with him. but I am 100 said Catharine Russell, president shrimp were the only entrees when W ASH IN GTO N - President second day when at a rally at Ohio suit against the network with a percent sure of his reaction. " of the agency from 1939 to 1941. Manchester's visiting nurses held Reagan, who plans "to keep the State University in Columbus military communique that ordered Davidson's cable said. "It's simply terrific now.” their 50th anniversary dinner at pressure on" until Election Day, Wednesday. Reagan added, "And inlelligcnee officers to exclude Godding, who retired a brigadier Willie's Steak House Tuesday "If they weren't hereto perform will train his political guns on the they're (demonstrators) are going irregular forces in estimates of general, was res|Minsible for col night. the service as a non-profit corpora­ Northeast and Midwestern states to hate this, but you ain't seen enemy troop strength. lecting intelligence reports under tion. the town would probably be But the meat of the discussion in the final 12 days of the nothing yet." The cable from Gen. Phillip Davidson was how to deal with rising forced to." Manchester General campaign. The president will campaign on David.son. Westmoreland's inlelli- In earlier testimony. David.son health-care costs, as well as the Manager Robert B. Weiss told the His strategists were huddling Long Island. N.Y., Fairfield, Conn, genee chief, was inlroduivd Wed­ said his boss never told him to fake growing numbers of patients com­ crowd. today to plan his travel schedule and Hackensack, N.J., Friday. nesday in the third week of enemy estimates before tlie 19(tH ing home "sicker and quicker" with seven days aside for rigorous After a Camp David weekend, he Westmoreland's trial against CHS Tet offensive and said he would from the hospital. WEISS RECEIVED THE campaigning. will be back on the hustings in West The retired general is .suing the have refused such an order. “ More people are needing home A G E N C Y ’S first community ser­ "We plan to keep the pressure Virginia and Pennsylvania network over a 1982 doeumentary, David.son, who retired as a care because they're coming home vice award at the dinner Tuesday, on," said campaign spokesman Monday. "The Uncounted Enemy: A Viet­ three-star lieutenant general, also from the hospital sooner,” said in part for his role in getting part of James Lake. Reagan spent part of his day nam Deception," which accused loiri the 4'ourt he could not recall Gene Carroll, moments after she the closed Highland Park School as Lake and other aides said Wednesday greeting the students Westmoreland of lying about the drafting or sending a lelter — a was elected the new president of a new home for the agency. The Reagan is leading in Republican who rescued one year ago today in strength of the enemy. copy of which was shown to him - Visiting Nurse and Home Care of VNA plans to move there from its polls but they have not revealed the Grenada. The doeumentary charged West that called for keeping enemy Manchester Inc. 150 North Main St. offices in exact percentages in their most More than 60 students greeted moreland deflated enemy troop estimates down f^ i About 100 people turned out January. recent samplings. Reagan from the Truman Balcony strength to bring "good news" to CBS attorney David Boies asked "Tuesday night to elect officers, "I might say, that you're still The president returned to the of the White House as his helicop­ President John.son in order to win a David.son that since he could not listen to speakers, and celebrate GARDNER WRIGHT going to pay rent," Weiss quipped. White House Wednesday after a ter brought him back from Ohio, commitment for 200.000 more recall sending the Aug. 15, 1967. Wright predicted that increas­ three-day swing following his Herald photo by Tarquinio the agency's 50th anniversary of ... HHC head speaks then cheered their approval of the troops to the war effort. letter to his subordinates. "Does incorporation. ingly fierce competition from Sunday debate with Walter invasion in a ceremony honoring Davidson's cable was .sent from the statement In the document Police get new sergeant Gardner Wright, chairman of other visiting nurse groups will be Mondale. them and the 19 servicemen who Saigon on Aug. 19. 1967. to his aide refleel your views in August 1967'’ " the state Commission on Hospitals year. About 65 percent of them are a big worry in the future. Since he is subject to questions died on the tiny island. Col. George Godding, who was elderly, the group estimates. As government incentives en­ Susan Frazee pins sergeant's stripes on Robert D. Lannan said Frazee was one and Health Care, was the keynote only on occasions and on the run, The students, whose expenses attending a National Intelligence her husband Spencer's collar during his speaker. He told the group that It was different at first. The VNA courage early discharges from the Reagan has not said what his were paid by two tax-exempt Estimate meeting with the CIA in Chevron, Gulf of five officers interviewed for the job, got its start 66 years ago, when the hospital. "You're going to see second-term plans might be, ex­ foundations with ties to conserva­ promotion from patrolman Wednesday new payment systems are forcing Washington. vacated by the death last month of Sgt. shorter hospital stays, War Bureau appointed 50 women many other home care providers cept that he wants to continue the tive organizations, were scattering Godding is expected to testify g e t fin a l OK at the Manchester Police Station. Chief Lewis Dischert. to weigh, measure and register all springing up, " he said. "I think it 's policies of the first term. across the country today to speak today. babies in town. going to be a serious problem." But Reagan always winds up his on campuses as part of "Student HISTORY WILL PROVE that "Further eoiisideratlon reveals W ASHINGTON (U P I) - Uliev "We were quite primitive com­ State Sen. Carl Zinsser, town speeches with the declaration. Liberation Day” ceremonies. “ 1983, '84, and '85 are really the total unaeeeptabilily of includ­ roil Corp. is closer to getting its watershed years in the way the pared to what they are today,” said director Donna Mercier, Human ing the strength of the Self Defense Rachel Barnes, one of the agency's Services Director Hanna Marcus hands on Gulf Oil Corp.'s vast oil Swensson says she’ll fix record health care system is financed," und Secret Self Defen.se in any re.serves in the biggest eorfHirale Wright said. first hired nurses. She and her and Health Director Ronald UPI photo strength figure to l)e relea.sed to table-mate at the dinner, Margaret Kraatz were among the guests at merger in U S history hut still Bv Alex GIrelll She said she plans to try to The changes began a few years Mondale courts the press." Davidson wrote. ■ must complete a required divesti­ them. The record also showed that ago, when experts realized thatthe Storrs, served the agency for a the meeting. The Rev. Russell Geraldine Ferraro, Democratic vice presidential candi­ The SD and SSD forces consisted Herold Reporter distribute material to correct the she voted against one bill the flier combined total of nearly 50 years. ture to satisfy federal aniilrusi record. Medicare system would collapse Camp bid the group farewell as date, has been spending most of this week in California. of old men, women and children claims she supported. In the 1930's and '40's, VNA staff president, apologizing for his ten­ eoiieerns. "If you make a mistake, admit Swensson said she feels sorry for and be J200 billion in debt by 1995 Sen. Edward Kennedy (D-Mass.) joined her Wednesday able to plant booby traps, but The Federal Trade Commi.ssioii, Swensson’s aides called the members visited nearly every dency to "come on very strong in it," Rep. Elsie Swensson. R- the legislative staff members who unless something was done, ac­ Midwest farmers confined to their villages. on a 4-0 vote, gave final approval inaccuracies in the flier "an error " cording to Wright. Manchester mother arriving home some instances." in Hollywood in attacking President Reagan's 1960 letter "The figure of about 420.000, Manchestcr. told members of the she said •■ ere responsible for the and a "matter of semantics.” with a newborn, Barnes said. about John F. Kennedy. Wednesday to Chevron's $13.2 Young Republican Club Wednes­ errors, Bui she told the group a But that approach helped get Bv Matthew C. Quinn Republican Thomas Dewey all which includes all forces including Thompson said today that to "Now we're saying that if you Nurses showed parents how to hold things done and make the VNA United Press International billion takeover of Gulf. In doing day night. candidate is ultimately along the way of his 117-mile SD and SSD, has already surfaced so, the F T C accepted the tentative dismiss the facts in that manner is can deliver health care for less, the infant and make formula. well-known as a private, non-profit Mississippi Valley Harvest Tour. out here.” the cable .said. "This The two-term 131 h Assembly responsible. inaccurate. "Saying you enacted agreement it .reached with Chev­ we're going to pay you, " Wright Today, the agency provides a organization. Camp said. MILWAUKEE - Walter Mon­ He drew large and enthusiastic figure has stunned the embassy District incumbent said she made Swensson said Wednesday she legislation that you actually voted said. Ted joins letter dispute ron in April lhal would double the a serious mistake by allowing a did not see the tabloid before it dale, ignoring polls showing Presi­ crowds as he visited two farms and and this headquarters and has firm's oil reserves to 3.9 billion against is shameful," Thompson Since October 1983, hospitals dent Reagan's lead undiminished re.sulted in a scream of protest and campaign flier to go to the printer went to the printers. Rather, she said. trekked through Main Street barrels and make it America's have been reimbursed with fixed with 12 days left before the U.S.A., promising programs to put HOLLYW OOD (U PI) - With a Mass., the only surviving brother denials. without seeing it. said, it was read to her over the He said that if he is elected he third-largest nil company behind phone. payments for Medicare patients. DR. ROBERT M. RAYBURN, OPTOMETRIST election, is banking on millions of rural America back on its feet and large crowd roaring its approval. of the late president. "In view of this reaction and in She was referring to a flier that will work to tighten legislative Exxon and Mobil. For instance, the payback for a voters going sour on Reagan and restore the health of the family Sen. Edward Kennedy and vice About 7,000 supporters packed view of Gen. Westmoreland's came under attack earlier in the Today, Thompson said that in rules that allow "feathering one's simple appendectomy stays the ANNOUNCES "quietly" giving him a Harry farm. presidential candidate Geraldine into the Hollywood Palladium conversations, all of which you day from her opponent in the race. two news accounts, "Mrs. Swens­ legislative nest” at the expense of same whether the patient remains Truman-style come-from-behind Ferraro lashed out at President Wednesday and,standing outside have heard, 1 am .sure that this Democrat John Thompson. son suggested that she was — and accountability. He then campaigned among 10 days — or only two — in the DR. ELLIOT R. ARDEN, OPTOMETRIST OF victory. white ethnic voters outside Mil­ Reagan for sending an anti- its doors, cheered wildly. headquarters will not accept a Thompson said the flier s claim was not — aware of what was in the He also said he would support a hospital. VOTE With a new ABC News- waukee, where he rebutted Rea­ Kennedy letter to Richard Nixon in It was the first time the Massa­ figure in excess of the current that Swensson "sponsored and material." fair campaign bill 'to protect EAST HARTFORD HAS JOINED HIM IN THE GE­ Grumbling and “growing pains" Washington Post poll showing him gan's claims that he would en­ 1960. chusetts senator, who introduced strength figure carried by the enacted into law " nine different Thompson said that in the past against such misrepresentation in will result when the system ex­ NERAL PRACTICE OF OPTOMETRY MERCIER bills' was false. two years. Swensson has attached lagging behind Reagan 54-42 per­ danger the nation's security. “I'm "Ronald Wilson Reagan has no Ferraro to Democratic suppor­ press (about 299,000 at the tim e)," future elections.” pands to all state patients in 1986, THIS ASSOCIATION WILL BE KNOWN AS THE cent — down from Reagan's right to quote John Fitzgerald it said. S TA TE REP Thompson continued his criti­ her name to 138 different bills. no patsy. Nobody's going to push ters, commented on the recently Swensson was asked by one club Wright predicted. 10-point margin before Sunday's Kennedy!" declared Kennedy, D- "fx>t me make it clearlhat this is Put In b IliiMi II M Cm I iWiliii. Iniiiiii cism of the flier today. " I f she was It is one thing to to casually sign MANCHESTER OPTOMETRIC GROUP WITH me around, " Mondale told a disclosed letter. member if newspapers had been foreign policy debate with Reagan not aware of her own voting your name to a piece of legislation But he claimed that without the NEW OFFICES LOCATED IN THE WATKINS Machinists Victory Hall in Cu­ unfair to her in the accounts of — Mondale has announced a new dahy, Wis. record, then the omission speaks because it sounds popular: it is Thompson s attack on the flier. "It change, “We run the risk of a real CENTRE PROFESSIONAL BLDG— 935 MAIN ST. for itself," he said in a news another to do the hard research generational war.” As the elderly policy: "I'm not going to comment was wrong," she responded. "I (CORNER OF OAK ST.) on any polls between now and the release. and work to have it enacted," he never should have let it go by." population grows, workers could As he drove through the Farm said. election." The flier was paid for by the be forced to give up between 10 and Belt, Mondale reminded voters of "Don't ever give out misinfor­ "The question is not polls, the his rural Minnesota background Thompson provided legislative Republican State Central Commit­ 15 percent of their earnings for ______TEL. 203-643-8S93 mation." Swensson said in her records Wednesday showing that their parents' medical costs, question is ideas," the Democratic that included a stint as a pea lice Wednesday night talk at Republi­ tee. A spokesman for the commit­ presidential candidate told Swensson was a co-sponsor of tee said Wednesday the committee Wright said. inspector and attacked Reagan for can Headquarters. "Look who's seven bills mentioned in the flier reporters. turning a "cold shoulder" to giving that advice. " did not see the flier before it was "The whole thrust is to save Today, Mondale campaigns and was not a co-sponsor of two of mailed. depressed American agriculture. money now,” said Lois Lewis, through the "rust belt,” with stops "I never lived in a town this big. WHh executive director of the organiza­ in Cleveland and Toledo. Ohio, and Our community was always 900 or tion for the past nine years. At the PLAY JACKPOT Flint Mich., two key industrial less, if you counted the dogs," Zinsser, Mercier address club same time, the demand for “high- states where the Democrats hope Mondale, speaking from the back tech” care is rising, she said. to capitalize on dissatisfaction of a red pickup truck, told 2,000 Some young Republicans were record be corrected, unseat incumbent Democrat with Reagan over plant closings people gathered in downtown surprised Wednesday night when Zinsser said he is interested in SINCE IT WAS FOUNDED IN and high unemployment. Canton, Mo. state Sen, Carl Zinsser. R- James McCavanagh in the 12th working for a fairness-in- Assembly District, told the group 1919, the size of Visiting Nurse and Mondale spent Wednesday on a Mondale, 56, also recalled that k 2 4 , , Manchester, told them he was campaigning law that would hold he is pleased with the progress of Home dare, which is informally bus driving through rural Illinois. he was too young to vote in 1948, but going to the Columbia landfill candidates accountable for what known as the VNA, has mush­ Iowa and Missouri, invoking Tru ­ Saturday morning. his campaign. Mercier, a pension rode on the plain-speaking Tru ­ they say in campaigns. roomed. More than 1,000 patients BINGO man's surprise 1948 win over man's whistlestop train. attorney, said he has campaigned "When you are running for He said said some states now were served during the past fiscal office, you go where the people are door to door and raised a number of have such laws, and he is studying issues. and that's where the people will be them. EV ERY DAY on Saturday morning," Zinsser In answer to a question about the He displayed a flier he plans to Now Arkansas gets said. chance that Republicans will gain distribute, saying it tells his stand The first round-trip air crossing Zinsser was one of three Republi­ on 12 issues, most of which have of the Atlantic Ocean was made by tune is control of the General Assembly Win Tw o can candidates in the Nov. 6 Nov._6, Zinsser said there is an already been made public in the British dirigible R-34 in 1919. onslaught from rains election who spoke to members of excellent chance of taking the newspaper stories. Manchester's Young Republicans House. By Brenda W. Rotzoll soybean crop probably was lost. Club at party headquarters. Mercier said he cannot under­ "Those of you who think we can stand why McCavanagh has ac­ United Press International Light rain fell across much of the While the group was meeting at take the Senate have your heads in cused him of making “scurrilous VOTE HAWAII southern and central Plains Wed­ one end of the room in the lower the sand," he said. attacks” on him. Mercier said he Federal authorities processed nesday. Thundershowers were level of the Manchester Mall, Zinsser predicted that the suc­ has attacked McCavanagh’s re­ flood insurance claims in Louisi­ .^scattered from southeastern ords. campaign workers were busy at MERCIER cess of the Democratic Party in the cord in the Legislature, rather ana as heavy rains moved north, Texas to the southern Appalchian telephones at the other end of the state would depend on how suc­ S TA T E REP Page 2 room. than his personality. N kt h llnon ii 14 tm. I hUn, IrwiiH flooding Arkansas roads. Fog region and extreme southern cessful candidates can be in blanketed Texas, and four people Florida. Zinsser told the group he has sent disassociating themselves from a letter to his opponent. Democrat died in a Maryland plane crash in A winter storm watch covered the Mondale-Ferraro ticket. rainy weather. the mountains of northern Idaho. Stephen Cassano, asking him to The 1984 Detroit Tigers were the He said in the 1st Congressional Up to 2 inches of rain in parts of Winter sports enthusiasts in repudiate the endorsement of the first major-league baseball team District, the Democrats could run since the 1927 New York Yankees Arkansas caused lowland flooding Utah grabbed their skis to attack Connecticut Citizen Action Group a blank on the ballot and win. Zinsser said the CCAG distributed to stay in first place for the entire and closed roads near DeQueen. slopes weeks ahead of schedule. Jonathan Mercier, who seeks to season. a leaflet at the Manchester Par- Clouds and dense fog extended kade claiming that he had opposed from eastern Texas to the middle five bills when, in fact, he voted for Atlantic Coast. A travelers' advi­ two of them. sory for fog covered the western AP writers Zinsser protested the CCAG 85 E. CENTER ST. two thirds of south Texas. leaflet distribution at a news Maryland state police said all 649-5268 four persons aboard died when a conference Tuesday but said he missing in had not contacted Cassano. single-engine plane crashed and burned Wednesday night while Cassano responded that he would not repudiate the endorse­ SPECIAL CnhtCnry tp'ing to land at Salisbury, Md., in Lebanon ment. He said that if some of the FRESH light rain and drizzle. claims 'are false, he would expect Flash , flood watches today co­ B E IR U T, Lebanon (U PI) - The CCAG to correct them. vered northeastern Texas, sou­ Lebanese army, police and Mos­ Zinsser said the letter asks Maine theastern Oklahoma and northw­ lem militiamen searched today for Cassano either to repudiate the estern Arkansas. Four inches of four I^banese employees of The Mixed Bouquet rain hit Killeen, Texas. An Eagle 24 card is endorsement or insist that the Steamers Associated Press news agency, soon be your link Rain fell today from eastern missing and assumed kidnapped worth a fortune every to the YANKEE 24.M Texas toward Missouri. Another as they drove to work. time you use one. Not network so you'll brj band of rain covered the southern The kidnapping prompted the only is if one of the fastest able to do your banking at LB. AVERAGE— yiHILE THEY LAST high Plains, turning to wet snow in »» State Department to renew warn­ most convenient ways of doing many over 500 locations slalewidrj. the mountains of New Mexico. ings to Americans about terrorist banking transactions, but from now Live Maine Four inches of new snow fell attacks in Lebanon and revealed until supply lasts, you’ll receive a for­ Wednesday in Cloudcroft, N.M. If you don’t have an Eagle 24 card "new information concerning tune cookie every time you present an Manchester Property Owners Association Representatives of the National and you gel yours now, you'll receive Lobsters...... threats across the board to Eagle 24 receipt.* Crack open the cookie Flood Insurance Program opened Americans.” a free deck of Eagle 24 playing cards invites ALL Taxpayers and you might have won a free gift, claims centers in the Louisiana The warning was to supplement in addition to the chance to win or one of our five $100 top prizes. TO AN INFORMATIONAL MEETING ON THE 'H^H POP-UP TIM ERS LB. AVERAGE bayou country, where damage was the “travelers' advisory" issued one of our prizes. r e f e r e n d u m q u e s t i o n s . expected to rise into the millions of May 15 urging Americans to avoid dollars from floods caused by a travel to Lebanon, saidspokesman The Eagle 24 card — Purdue Oven foot of rain. John Hughes. shouldn't there be one in WHFRr OCTOBER 29th AT 8:00 P.M Residents piled ruined carpet on "We are trying our hardest to With an your future? Ask for yours lawns and driveways, set water­ find them and gain the release of Eagle 24 card you can any of the eight offices of WhI t. ■ library m eeting room, north main ST Stutter Roasters ...... 6 ,7 9 0 logged furniture out to dry, and our people from whoever has make deposits, withdrawals, transfer money First Federal Savings of East Hartford. dodged snakes driven into neigh­ seized them. But we have little between accounts, and even pay First Federal •Hpt.uqif, rr. u M U r * fGf4*iirirjfii*if,ls I Z ifs ro s s i ■ ™ s borhoods by high water. information at the moment,” said or pd/Mifiit USDA CHOICE ------loan accounts anytime you want at five con­ lriiri5 d L lio ti5 o n ly “ Every time it rains like this, Terry Anderson, the AP's chief gr^Kl Uil ittu; U,ihi venient locations. What’s more. Eagle 24 will nar.h al ‘jilynr I dni> (iU ’tUii\tiinf snakes do come out. They're trying Middle East correspondent. ‘/•ttfif, SouH’ YJinrJsor «n»l Marif.hi-sujt OHiou'. Bonless Shoulder to get to higher ground," New The four were identified as Iberia, La., police lieutenant driver Moheddine Habbal, radio ^ritn ‘J' taxpayers since they pay the bills and the mil- for London Broil...... $ J 3 9 Jamie Jester said. monitor Khazen Abboud, accoun­ The most serious flooding since tant Nicolas Chaftari and office Hurricane Hilda hit Cajun country manager Charles Assi. The Eagle among hanks. in 1964 caused at least one death, AP Beirut correspondent G.G. HICHLANO FARK MARKET forced hunreds from their homes, Labelle said Habbal drove his car SERVED i.3JJ,Higlilan(l St., Manchester devastated croplands and flooded as usual Wednesday morning homes and businesses. across the Green Line dividing t= J 1 -4 2 7 / Authorities said at least 300 Beirut's Christian and Moslem F ir s t ilB d e ra l S a v in g s people were evacuated from sectors. He picked up the other East Hartford, Glastonbury, South Glastonbury, Manchester, Vernon. Rockville and South Windsor flooded areas. County agents said three employees from the Chris­ 75 percent of Vermilion Parish's tian area and headed for work. 6 MANt HKSTKH HKRAU). Thursday. Oct 25. 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Pel 25. 1984 - 7

Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editor state rules out any appeal Connecticut Judge orders OPINION James P. Sacks, City Editor In Brief more minorities of witholding of Medicaid Talks to resume in strike Editorials NORW ALK — Talks were set to resume today in state police Jack HARTFORD (U P l) - The state agressive approach" to enforcing fighting." he said. "It shows good between Norwalk Hospital and the union will not appeal a federal decision to the required “ active treatment" faith." representing striking nurses who have walked the Anderson withhold $2.3 million in Medicaid programs, which include medical Federal authorities announced picket line for 25 days in a bitter contract dispute. HARTFORD (U PI) - A federal judge has ordered Benefits from the state for its and therapeutic programs for the withholding decision based on A federal mediator called for the new the state police to increase numbers of black and Elect Thompson Washington failure to provide services to patients. negotiations between management and Connecti­ minority troopers in special units such as major crime an audit of Mansfield's records for mentally retarded patients. And Heinz said rather than a period from mid-1981 to early cut Health Care Associates District 1199, officials and detective squads. Merry-Go-Round for the union and hospital said Wednesday. A lack of required treatment contest the penalty, the state had 1983 which showed that 66 percent Prompted by a lawsuit filed by a group of minority About 350 registered nurses struck the 427-bed programs for the patients at decided to use its resources to of the 407 patients did not receive troopers charging discrimination by the department, in 13th facility Oct. 1 in a dispute over wages, benefits Mansfield Training School promp­ correct the problems cited by the the req u ir^ treatment. the order is also expected to affect assignment and working conditions. The session planned ted federal authorities to announce government at the Mansfield In a related case, the federal policies for all troovu'i's. the penalty in September and the Training School in hopes of meet­ government disallowed a claim for today was the third since the walkout began and Voters in the 13th Assembly ture. He intends to hold state had until Wednesday to file ing future tests. $523,000 in Medicaid reimburse­ both sides apparently remained far apart on the "Essentially what this part of the lawsuit is doing is District face a choice Nov. 6 regular office hours and an appeal. Federal official Alfred G. Fuo- ment for patients at the Southbury issues. making it fair for everyone, and granting everyone between a friendly and popu­ offers a sincere and well- "W e've reviewed all the the roli, accociate regional adminis­ Training School. But the state in equal access to the specialized units,” said Sgt Grenada: Inmate says he’s harassed Charles A. Levy, president of the minority group. lar Republican incumbent informed commitment to im­ cases involved in the disallowance, trator for the Health Care Financ­ August lost its appeal, becoming and we felt we had little chance of ing Administration, said he was the first state to penalized for HARTFORD — A child molester says inmates Levy heads the Mon and Women for Justice, a group and a Democratic former proving education and help­ winning appeal," said state In­ pleased with the state's decision failing to provide active have set his cell on fire and hurled food and insults which filed suit in 1982 against the slate police mayor of Manchester who ing Manchester maintain its Full story come Maintenance Commissioner not to appeal. treatment. at him since he publicized his plea to the state to department alleging harassment and diseriminalion Stephen Heinz. "I'm glad to see the state is stresses consumer issues and infrastructure. Heinz said the state could still provide him with therapy when he is released in hiring, promotions and special assignments. shows a clear understanding In addition to his govern­ jR e said the federal government going to address the issue of appeal the Southbury penalty in from Somers State Prison. not known has- lately taken a "much more correcting the problems instead of federal court. “ This is what happens to inmates that exercise The order signed Wedne.sday by U S District Judge of what’s at stake in state ment background. Thompson their rights to freedom of the press," wrote Nevin Robert C. Zampano resulted from a eonseiil decree government. has lengthy experience as a Mawhinney in a letter to The Hartford Courant. reached by the minority group and IhVdepartment, in union representative and a WASHINGTON - A year ago Mawhinney, 49, estimates he has molested 1,000 which the department did not admit discrimination The Manchester Herald business consultant. In inter­ today American troops landed o if Advocates for the battered boys and fears he will continue to abuse children hut agreed to the changes enthusiastically recom­ after he gets out of jail next month. the Caribbean island of Grenada — The federal order said the department must views and at public forums, Warden George D. Bronson said Mawhinney mends a vote for Democrat yet the public still doesn't know the increase the total numbers o/ miiiorily troopers in the he has proven that he can see has been moved to a new cell and that he would John W. Thompson. full story of the invasion. special units to 5 6 percent, the percentage of continue to be protected until his discharge Dec. both sides of an issue and hail lawsuit against police minorities in the department Like almost everyone in relate his varied background Not only were reporters barred 23. Minority troopers were defined as bUu'ks or from Grenada for three days, but Force on Abused Women, said it Manchester, we find it diffi­ to complicated political By Margaret Jackson contact with her. Burglars hit state offices Hispanies but not wliite females. cult to criticize Thompson’s concerns. the Pentagon has yet to release United Press International would help clear the way for Thurman alleged her com­ after-action reports on the proposed mandatory police train­ plaints, beginning in October 1982, HARTFORD — Burglars who broke into a slate The order alsosaid that Ihe deiiarliiieni must (xtsl in likable opponent, two-term Thompson also has served operation. HARTFORD — Advocates for ing on handling domestic violence were ignored until June 10, 1983, office building rifled desk drawers and caused all barracks notice of all openings in "permanent incumbent Elsie “ Biz” in a number of official capaci­ battered women have praised a cases. when Charles Thurman stabbed minor damage, but nothing of significant value special a.ssignmeni" posts. Such posts were defined as Swensson. But though Swens- ties that provide insight into How did the Marines and precedent-setting federal ruling "The police have always been her with a knife in the chest, neck was reported stolen. nonpatrol a.ssignments of 90 days or more. son’s intentions are generally what role state government Rangers perform in combat? Were allowing a woman to sue police for hesitant about how to behave in and throat 10 minutes after she had State police were called to the Trinity Street The.se units, numbering 40 to .50, include Ihe refusing to protect her from her cases of domestic violence,” called police. building near the Capitol about 5 a.m. Wednesday good, her record in the can play in addressing the they properly led, or were they organized crime task force, major crime squad, estranged husband. Brooks said. “ This puts a lot more after Hartford police saw items from the building detective division, welfare fraud and special revenue Legislature has been hampered by poor intelligence and responsibility on the police to " I f officials have notice of the problems faced by towns like The ruling was issued Tuesday stacked in an alley outside. units and others. command confusion? Did their intervene at an earlier point. This possibility of attacks on women in deficient. Manchester. They have in­ Open Forum by U.S, District Judge M. Joseph Troopers brought in a tracking dog and Levy said the exclusion of minority troopers from weapons work the way they were domestic relationships." Blumen­ Blumenfeld who refused to dismiss ruling clearly says they have to searched the building but found no one inside, .such posts damaged their ehanees for promotion and Thompson is clearly^ the cluded the Capitol Region supposed to? feld said, "they are under an a Torrington woman's $3.5 million keep returning and they have to said Sgt. Edward Dailey. higher retirement benefits in Ihe long run. Hut hesaid more substantial candidate Council of Governrnents. the intervene.” affirm ative duty to take reasona­ suit against town officials and The building houses the offices ol the slate the posting of job openings would benefit all troopers. Medicare coordinator in the hospi­ trict, the brothers of Local 1579 The American public may never ble measures to protect the per­ of the two. His abilities would Connecticut Society of Geron­ police. Tracey Thurman charged she treasurer and comptroller, two of the slate's lop "It eliminates favorilisin, wliere yon take your Physicians face tal who remind him of the endorse Steve Cassano, and ask all know. All we have to go on, even sonal safety of such persons. help him represent the inter­ tology and the Connecticut ■ "This is really quite a remarka­ repeatedly told police her husband elected officials, as well as family relations court buddies and pul them in plush jobs and not allow after a year, is the Pentagon's "Failure to perform this duty ests of Manchester constitu­ possibility and probability of de­ the people in our district to support ble ruling," Gail Brooks said Charles Thurman had made public office and legislative staff offices. anyone else to ap|)ly." said Levy. Conference of Municipalities. a new dilemma nial of payment? him. assurance that the Grenada opera­ Wednesday. Brooks, executive di­ threats against her life although he would constitute a denial of equal ents far better than Swensson Swensson, for her part, has This is a new conflict and tion was carried off brilliantly in rector of the Connecticut Task was under court order not to make protection of the laws," he said. To the Editor: Robert O. Martin, has for the past four years. displayed a willingness to dilemma for the practicing physi­ every respect, President While Swensson has shown listen to the individual needs cian in 1984. He realizes that It is common knowledge among Professional Firefighters of a tendency to follow the medical care is expensive, but so is ONE ILLUSTRATION of the of her constituents and has physicians today, if not among the Manchester, Local 1579, lAFF Signal remains issue national defense and our system of military's secretiveness is the case- dictates of the Republican often acted on their behalf. general public, that the delivery of of the mysterious helicopters used state leadership and is often But at the same time, she has medical care is undergoing enor­ justice. We do not feel that it is in the invasion. Eyewitnesses badly informed about stands mous changes. The main reason inappropriate to spend 300 to 350 Fire prevention in probe of collision claimed credit for accomp­ accounts — confirmed by photo­ FINAL DAYS billion dollars on national defense. she herself has taken, for the changes is the increasing lishments that are not hers We do not think it is wrong to a great program graphs — told of several Hughes cost of medical care. We like to STAMFORD (UPI) - A conduc­ Metro-North officials, who have Thompson’s record in politics and has often voted against maintain convicted murderers in 500-MD scout helicopters used have excellent care, but we have tor aboard an Amtrak work train jurisdiction over the tracks where has been one of independence jail at enormous expense. But To the Editor: extensively on Grenada. Film the interests of consumers come face to face with the reality denies the crew was warned to the accident occurred, have said and concern for the people he while using a misleading somehow our government has footage shows one of the choppers reduce its speed before it slammed the signal system was working and that excellent and sophisticated For 17 years, as a Bowers School has represented. slogan, “ People Before suddenly decided that it is too crashing and exploding. into a stopped Conrail freight last should have automatically indi­ technological care is very expen­ teacher, I have been privileged to nimbus Vernon store is Thompson, who served on Politics.” sive — perhaps beyond the capac­ expensive to let a dying person die week, federal officials say. cated a train was stopped ahead. attend the October fire prevention The mystery is this;. The Hughes The statement apparently con­ In that case, the Amtrak train the Manchester Board of ity of even the richest nation in the in the caring atmosphere of a Swensson, for example, hospital. programs, put on for your children 500-MD helicopter is not part of the flicts with those of railroad offi­ would have been warned to restrict Directors for three terms and world to provide equally to all its opposed the capon utility rate I think that our national priori­ by the firefighters of the Eighth Arm y's inventory. In response to a cials responsible for regulating its speed. Jennings said tests of the citizens. traffic on the tracks, Thomas was mayor for two of them, is increases related to nuclear ties are wrong. As a physician who Utilities District. congressional inquiry, Gen. John signals have shown there is "no­ The government and insurance Jennings of the National Transpor- thing wrong with the signals at this known around town as a man plant construction and was is aware of the enormous financial Each year the presentations are Vessey, chairman of the Joint companies have attempted an more instructive, more elaborate, Chiefs of Staff, did not list the tat.lon Safety Board said point.” who can be relied upon. His later unable to justify her costs of excellent medical care. I Wednesday. Train crews are required to analysis of the increased cost of more interesting. These good men Hughes craft ase part of the CLOSING FOREVER!! leadership during his tenure vote. She also voted against feel that savings should not be "W e have a dispute,” said notify dispatchers of "any known” medical care and seem to have even give up vacation time to Grenada invasion force, despite on the board showed him to be the bill requiring the state to come to the conclusion that the made in the area of terminal care. Jennings, who is heading the conditions that would delay the There are so many other areas in prepare these outstanding shows. the eyewitness and photographic federal probe of the Oct. 17 crash train. Jennings said, but added the an imaginative and compe­ major reason is overutilization of hire conservators for elderly My only regret is that you proof that some were indeed used. that injured five trainmen and safety board also had heard hospital services. Before trying to which economy can be affected. tent politician. people who are deemed men­ parents are not present for these disrupted rail service for thou­ conflicting testimony on that point. answer the question whether the Since "death is the ultimate Officially, the Pentagon hasn't SAVE U P TO 50% O FF Under Thompson’s leader­ tally incompetent, even very professional endeavors. sands between Connecticut and Both the Amtrak train and the analysis is correct under all economy in health care,” I cannot bought any Hughes helicopters ship, Manchester established Thank you, “ Fireman Jim ,"and New York on Metro-North’s New Conrail freight were eastbound on though she had earlier signed understand how even the Scrooges since 1969, and those were the older Oak Contemporary IVvIn Mirrored Pine Book­ TVvo Shelf Bookcase a sheltered workshop for the situations and applicable to all all your fireperson helpers for Haven line. the tracks at the time of the on as a co-sponsor. Later, in a among the regulators can deny this OH-6 model. But my associates Waterbed with panel admissions, methods have been caring so much for the children in Investigators planned to evalu­ accident. The freight train was case Waterbed with pillow Waterbed. Extra higti with mentally retarded. School campaign flier, she claimed privilege to the dying! Donald Goldberg and John Dillon ate information from the Amtrak stopped for what officials have instituted by insurance companies Manchester. headboard Complete with stop, mattress, liner, (iillow stcjp Coniplete with buildings and recreation fa­ Maybe they intend to send the train's “black box," a recording she sponsored the measure. and Medicare to reduce the use of found the Hughes choppers listed said was routine inspection. mattress, liner, heater & heater & shadow base. mattress, liner, heater & cilities were improved. He dying to the understaffed convales­ Mary C. Keenan on the Army's internal master device that will make it possible to Because of the sharp con­ hospital beds by a wide variety of stiadow base. King and Compare @ $399. shadow base Comfiare held mayor’s office hours and methods including peer reviews, cent homes in our communities to 202 Hollister St. inventory. They include the OH-6 check the train’s speed at the time trast between Thompson’s Of the collision, he said. cpieen Supplies limited (rr S399 restrictions about duration of stay save money. I say shame on . Manchester and newer, improved versions as paid heed to the wishes and record and Swensson’s, the The conductor on the Amtrak before and after surgery, and America and Medicare! I find it well. VOTE Compare (VT) S449 concerns of his constituents, Herald has no qualms about revolting that a rich nation such as train told the safety board he had a $294 denial of admissions when “ hospi­ clear signal and was proceeding at no matter what their needs. this endorsement. A vote for ours should become so callous in Mercier naive, There are at least three differ­ $298 tal level of care is not needed.” 25 to 30 mph at the time of the crash MERCIER We are certain Thompson ent, specially equipped models of Thompson would be a vote to Most recently. Medicare has the name of economy that it can needs a lesson about 4:30 a.m. in Stamford, STATE REP $299 would turn in the same type of deny a citizen with terminal illness the Hughes helicopter, loaded with Psi Ik I) Mnnt ii 'M Cm . t. Mbi. Iiwmi improve Manchester’s re­ issued an edict to hospitals that Jennings said. Distinctive Style Pine Colonial Four Poster with Dark Pine Bookcase performance in the Legisla­ the right to die with adequate care To the Editor: classified electronic surveillance presentation in the Capitol. patients who are terminally ill Bookcase Waterbed with decorator mirror. In honey Waterbed witti nnrroi should not be admitted to hospi­ to make the last moments of a life equipment, as well as three MH-6 mirror Complete with pine or dark walnut finish. Shelves and C.arvor) End tals, when they do not require bearable. Let us protest before it is Jonathan Mercier must have versions believed to be modified 'V "hospital level of care.” The too late. Remember that the right nothing good to say about himself for night missions. mattress, liner, lieatm & Complete with mattress, Panel Com(jletn witti mat­ to protest is the essence of It's one of the most decision is now made by regula­ so he uses the tactic of throwing According to sources, the myste­ shadow base Available' in liner, heater & shadow tress. liner, heater & There’s still time democracy, not the right to vote. electrifying premium offers tors, including medical profession­ mud at his opponent. He seems to rious helicopters used in Grenada ever. Just deposit the queen and super sinr]le base. Available in King or stiadow base Limited als who do not know the patient’s be spending a lot of his campaign were based at Fort Bragg, N.C., Compare ttu S429 Queen. Compare @ $499. quantity Compare $449 More than 30,000 Manches­ the polls Nov. 6 can apply for V. Abraham Kurien, M.D. required amounts in a 15, ter residents have registered needs, nor the ability of the family funds on trying to slander Jim home of the Army's Special 24, 36 or 48 month certifi­ an absentee ballot. An official to take care of the patient, and do 116 East Center St. McCavanagh. to vote in the Nov. 6 election, Forces. cate and you can lake your application must be submit­ not seem to understand the fact Manchester I received a flier that I felt was pick of top-of-lhe-line mer­ but many more who were $287 $299 $366 ted to the town clerk by 5 p.m. that even a devoted family may not only slanderous but also totally THE HUGHES CHOPPERS chandise like RCA color eligible did not meet the Oct. on Nov. 5. reach a point at which the patient Firefighter union untrue. I won’t go over that part of have roamed farther afield. They TVs and VCRs, Litton 16 signup deadline. cannot be taken care of at home the flier because I ’m sure the microwave ovens and Voting is one of our most have shown up in Central America For a small group of people during the last few days of his life. backing Cassano voters in Manchester know Jim — in the hands of CIA-backed much more -- 16 exciting Every waterbed nuist be sold to the bwre walls. precious rights as American items in all. And you’ll earn who become eligible after So, today when a family seeks McCavanagh’s record. I .would like contra guerrillas fighting the San- citizens. It is also a To the Editor: high interest in the process. Oct. 16. there’s still time to the help of the patient's physician to point out, however, the last page dinista government of Nicaragua. Large Pine Hutchtop Popular Pine Starter Bed. Scandinavian Style Oak responsibility. to admit a patient to the hospital so of the flier, which states: “ Jona­ Eden Pastra, leader of one anti- Bookcase with mirror and Fits any decor. Available in Waterbed witti (loatmq register, and we urge them to As people involved in the town, For example, when you plug into the following Heritage that he can die with adequate than Mercier WILL reduce your Sandinista faction, had three of the do so. If you’re puzzled about both by working for the town and CD, you’ll receive the RCA 25" Remote Control Color double shelves Complete king, queen, super single. ',totaf|(.‘ niqht st.uuJs nursing and physician care, the tax burden, increase day care helicopters. They were among the Console TV pictured here: And for anyone who missed voter registration, or about through community affairs, the with mattress, liner, heater Light & dark finish. Complete Oimfilntn witti mattross primary physician is faced with a services, provide quality educa­ aircraft stolen from Pastora a few any other part of the election serious dilemma. brothers of Local 1579, Profes­ & shadow base Comp.'iie with panel headboard, mat­ linci hcatnt & '-.haflrjw the deadline, there’s still a tion, strengthen iocal autonomy, months ago — by Pastra's rival, 48 Month Certificate (S16.000 minimum deposit) sional Firefighters of Manchester, (n S699 tress, liner, heater & shadow ttasc fyOm[)ar<; (a $999 chance to vote in the presi­ process, someone has the Should the primary physician be reduce government fraud and Alfonso Robelo, according to a see a side of things many others dential race — but only in information you need. Call the agent of the patient and admit waste.” Pastra aide. )% H O base. Compare @ $269. the town clerk, the registrars him to the hospital for the miss. We see and feel the effects of Mr. Mercier must be very naive that race. town policies more than the of voters, the secretary of the provision of comfort and care in to believe one man can do anything More recently, two Alabama 12.67 $388 $697 Those who can still register average citizen. the terminal hours or days of the alone. I think Mr. Mercier needs a National Guard volunteers died in Annual Rale* Effective Annual Yield* Only 21 in stor;k for the General Election fall state, or a political party — $186 individual, or should he listen to In our associations with other lesson in how the government the crash of a Hughes helicopter * Cost ol merchandise included in interest rate and yield Rate and choice of into in three categories: they have the answers. groups we compare Manchester to merchandise will vary depending on length of certificate maturity and amount the peer review organizations or works. during a raid over Nicaragua. It deposited Colonial Four Poster with Country Pine Four Poster Our Best Value Bookcase the operation of other towns. The • Those whose 18th birth­ was the same type that was on Rates compounded monthly Rales subject to change Substantial penally lor carved headboard. with carved headboard Waterbed fofituros storagn comparison is very favorable. early withdrawal day falls between Oct. 16 and Diane M. Willett Grenada. Complete with mattress, and footboard. Complete compartments and a mirroi Nov. 6; Manchester is a great town. 124 Washington St. The first reason has to be the Congressional sources suspect liner, heater & shadow with mattress, liner, heater Complete with rnattrf.-ss, Manchester • Those who move into people. Manchester seems to have the CIA supplied the Hughes base. Limited quantity. & shadow base. Limited liner, heater & sharlow Manchester between Oct. 16 more people interested in it than helicopters to the contras. If so, Compare @ $499. quantity. Compare @ $449. base Available in King or and Nov. 6; Letters policy this may have been done iti P lu g y o u r other towns. They have a pride in Queen Comjiare (u $f399 • And those who become how their town is run, and the The Manchester Herald wel­ violation of congressional restric­ U.S. citizens between Oct. 16 quality of the life. They are willing comes letters to the editor. tions on aid to the guerrillas. The $299 $277 and Nov. 6. to support the services, and Letters should be original, brief fact that the aircraft isn't listed in money into a $366 the official inventory makes it The deadline for those who programs that are superior to and to the point. They should be difficult to tell whether there was a those offered in surrounding typed or neatly handwritten, and, qualify is 11 a.m. on Nov. 5. violation or not. towns. The paramedic program is for ease in editing, should be TMa Is your last chance to take arivantage of a once-/n-a- People who qualified as an excellent example. Heritage CD double-spaced. voters before Oct. 16 but The second reason is the leader­ The Herald reserves the right to DID THE CIA supply the Hughes lifetime close-out on waterbeda A waterbed furniture. failed to register in Manches­ ship. Steve Cassano has been part edit ietters in the interests of choppers seen on Grenada? If so and turn on the fun. ter can still ask for a special of that leadership. As a member of brevity, clarity and taste. why? Or does the Arm y have WATERBED OWNERS—ATTENTION! presidential ballot. But the Board of Directors, Steve has .Letters dealing with the Nov. 6 helicopters that aren't listed on the Ir.idi' III foi oui he:,t v/.ivciess rnatlri'ss there’s not much time left: shown that he works hard for the election and referendum questions inventory? Again: Why?Thoseare people, and is not afraid to take an just a few of the many unanswered Compare (cl) $129 S8995 The deadline is Monday, Oct. will be accepted until noon on unpopular stand when he feels it is Friday, Nov. 2. To assure fairness, questions about the Grenada Tv70 (iK'r.i' P.'idrir'd ILiils Compare (o) $45 *29^^ 29. operation. in the best interest of the town. the Heraid wiil not publish letters Heritage Savings While we’re reminding peo­ Because of his past record on the Three (Jiet.i'l';if)r|cr| M;iil' Compare (ri) $60 *44'*^ which raise new issues at the last What else hasn't the Pentagon Manchester Division ple about their voting rights, board, and because of his dedica­ Wali'itK'd Maltri'S'. I'arls Compare (b) $30 SI 3 9 s minute, unless opposing views are deigned to tell the American M .ln Oltica: 1007 Mam SI 649 4080 * K Mail Plaia. Spancei SI 649.3007 (0 l9e4byNEA inc tion to a higher quality of life for all Corner Mam 6 Hudson Sla 647.0666 • Coventry: Route 31 742-7321 imEl Camino Plaza, Vernon nbus For information: 875-2362 we also should mention ab­ availabie. public? Wati-iherl '^itiei't', iru.lu'liM'] trip anrl people, and because we feel he is FSIX Glaetonbury: Inside Frank's Supermarket. Fon Run M ill 633-7666 sentee ballots. Registered "Hey I work with Democrats, Republicans Address letters to: Open Forum, South WIndeor: 29 Oeklend Rd 644 2464 • Tollend: Rl 196 672 7387 Dir: 1-86, Exit 95/96 TUm right V* mite on right tirittrjin [)lu', tvrrj (iillf;Wr,a'>es firmi )ii',t * 1 0 '’^ the best person to represent the My office put these questions to store Hours; 10 AM-9 PM, Mon.-thru FrI.—10 AM-6 PM Sat.—Noon-SPM Sun. voters who cannot make it to whatever. I'm a sleaze consultant!" Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, VAatrirhed oornlorti'ts (rorn just * 2 9 ^ '’ people of the 4th Senatorial Dis­ Manchester, CT 06040. the Pentagon, but a spokesman declined to comment. N MANCHKSTKF< HERALD. Thursday. Oct 25. 1984 M AN CH ESTER H ER ALD . Thursday. Oct. 25, 1984 - 9_

■» CAPTAIN EASY ' by Crooki A Caiale HE A^kCEP HE & AIDTHE I THIMIC WE'P T I THINK. I'V E Operation ^Starquesf Pilot unhurt ABOUT THE OTHER euv^ b e t t e r CALL j GOTANIPEA. . Thursday; T V M(3N6TER.. WHO MAKIfOEO M R .M cK EE. ______f / THI^^HACK ------n / 1 in crash CONFROMTBP DANBURY (UPI) - A New IT.TOOl CE. FBI finally nabs the untouchables of crime 6 :0 0 P M C8J 2 ^ 30 News (5.J Merv Griffin Milford air enthusiast walked 5, Three s Company Channels '18/ Or Gene Scott away without injury after the (9 j Han to Hart 22 30y Cheers The regulars at the bar are By Ellon Cotes Among those indicted Wednes­ The Colombo family dominated The indictment charged that to In one sting, a male anda female World War I replica fighter he shocked wfmri Carla gives up custody of 11 Benson WFSB Hartford. C T ) United Press Internotlonol day was Carmine “ The Snake” seven key union organizations in keep tight control of its illegal FBI agent posed as lovers aboard a spent five years building WNEW her fildesl sr^n wilhoul a fight 16 Dr Gene Scott New York. NY » Persico, 51, the reputed godfather the city's construction and restau­ empire, the Colombo family in­ luxury yacht docked at Staten crashed during a landing at WTNH New Haven. CT 1 2 ^ 57 Mystery! Rumpole and the Gol Island, Walton said. Danbury Airport. '20. Dukes of Ha^iard WOR New York. NY 1 den Thread After a sequence of hum­ NEW YORK - FBI agents of the Colombo family, one of five rant industries. Smith said. stilled fear through “threats, beat­ 2A^ 3 2 1. Contact WPIX New York, NY 11 drum Old Bailey cases, Rumpole is invited posing as lovers on a luxury yacht crime families that operate in the FB I Deputy Director Kenneth ings and murder.” A bearing in one of the wheels IS to Africa to defend Naranga’s Minister for The agents pretended they were '38/ One Day at a Time WHCT Hartford. C T and a Little Italy pasta shop city, Walton said the crime family was Six of the defendants were apparently locked as John Smi- WTXX Waterbury, CT 20 Horne Affairs on a charge of murder (60 arraigned Wednesday in U.S. a wealthy couple interested in trovich, 57. was landing the 40 Newswatch WWLP min ) fCloserJ Catittoned] employee were the key links in a “One down and four to go,” “ synonymous" with extortion in Springfield. MA n District Court in Manhattan. Five buying stolen merchandise, and plane at 5:15 p.m. Wednesday. 41, Reporter 41 WEDH Hartford. C T 24 ■41, El Maleftcio sting operation that snared the Smith said. "The mob is no longer the concrete industry- "The finely WVIT Hartford. C T 30 manicured hands of the Colombo were held without bail under a new invited several of the defendants The plane flipped over and Its 57 MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour 61/ Kojak reputed chieftains of a top Cosa untouchable." WSBK Boston. MA 34 family were at every construction federal law, and the sixth was aboard to talk about a series of propeller hit the runway, but '61 Fantasy Island LEVY’S LAW -t>y Jam M SchunwItMr Nostra crime family. He said the indictment includes WGGB Springfield. MA 40 [C N N ] Freeman Reports site in New York City — someone hospitalized complaining of chest deals. The yacht was bugged and Smitrovich was unhurt, offi­ [C N N I Prog Cont'd WXTV Paterson. NJ 41 ^ ------Eleven leaders of the Colombo "the entire top echelon of a major iH B O l MOVIE The Guardian’ (Closed PUA6E;.'6IVE: ( i n o t e a p c f pains. the conversations recorded. cials said. WGBY Springfield. MA sr Captioned) An ex mtliiary man. now a se­ crime family were named Wednes­ organized crime family” of La was getting paid off." iH B O l MOVIE Slill of the Night' A / f M A r 3 t h e L A 5 T A f 6 T y u i N G MOUSSE, Walton said the FBI also set up a WTIC Hartford. C T •1 curity guard, encounters opposition from USACHANO:.' day in a Sl-count indictment Cosa Nostra. Among the charges against the Elaborate undercover opera­ Airport Administrator Paul psychitilrisi is drawn into the murder mys ( TIME I T^y TO &ET ) V t h e y u o e p trjry ol on»; r>f his palurnts M«iryl Stror'p, CNN Cable News Ntwrk (CNNI onrt of the libera! apartment dwellers Mar I 6WEAE WP II UAU/ charging them with extortion, Persico and four other suspects defendants is that they ran a tions were used to ensnare the bogus pasta importing business in Estafan said the plane was ESPN Sports Network ItSPNl CAN FIX IT/ / 1 n A H ' V MY KAIB PONE A T \ > EEPPi WIp/ 1 Roy Scheidrrf 1982 Ralrrd PG tin Sheen louis Gossett. Jr , Arthur Hill embezzlement and mob control of remained at large today, although fencing ring, buying and selling suspects in the 3>/Y-year investiga­ Manhattan’s Little Italy with video classified as ex|)erimental and HBO Home Box Office iHBOl 1984 'i LUNoi TIME./,, y (U S A ] USA Cartoon Express CINEMAX Cinemax IMAXl unions, Attorney General William authorities said they expected millions of dollars worth of stolen tion the FBI code-named cameras and tape recorders hid­ certified ns air worthy. 9:30 PM '22 30; Night Court A group 6 :3 0 P M C5J One Day at a Time TMC Movie Channel ITMCI ' ’ French Smith said. Persico to surrender soon. luxury goods. "Starquest.” den inside. USA USA Network lUSAl of mental (latients use Judge Stone's (11; Barney Miller courtroom as a forum for airing their griev­ (2Z 30 NBC News ances with the psychiatric hospital 1^4) Nightly Business Report ^41) De Fiesta CdJ (40) MOVIE. 'The Jerk’ An inept and Ted wanted (3d; Jeffersons unlucky man eiipenences an outrageous iTMC] M O V IE, Monsignor' An ambi (40j ABC News rise to stardom Steve Martin. Bernadette tious priest en>ploys controversial Peters, Catlin Adams 1979 methods in his rise to power in the Vatican fast work at (41) Notictero SIN Chrisio))tief Reeve. Genevieve Bujold i Co) News (CN N I Showbiz Today 1982 Rated R ' [E S P N ] Mazda SportsLook 'll ) MOVIE; The Healers' T ensions and conflicts abound in a vital medical research 1 0 : 0 0 P M C3J Knot's Landing Grei, death scene (M A X ) MOVIE: ’Brian's Song' The claims self defense in St Claire's fatal G R O S s m n n ' s hospital John Forsyth. Pal Harrington. friendship of two professional athletes, John Mclntire 1974 shooting and Gary takes control of Abby's ALLEY OCP - by Dave Graue Brian Piccolo and Gale Sayrirs, is por business operations (60 min ) By Jone Toylor (18) Dr. Gene Scott trayod James Caan, Billy Dee Williams CSJ News United Press Internotlonol fin(i^€VRns p r o d u c t s c o m P R n v Shelley Fabates 1973 Rated G 20) MOVIE: 'Roman Holiday' A newspa FRONT STREET? OKAY, FELLAS? YOU TWO YES, BOSSY.'/RIGHT.'' LET US GO,SING TU! perrnan in Rome meets and falls for a Cel f401 20/20 IT'S TWO BLOCKS TAKE TH' WAOON AND IT M C ) MOVIE: Still of the Night' A W E CC3ME > YOU I THERE IS LITTLE lonely princess traveling incognito Gre (11) Independent News DOWN AND ONE PICK UP YOUR C H IN ESE BACK HERE( s o t IT.' ( TIME AND MUCH WEST PALM BEACH. Fla. - A psychiatrist is drawn into the murrJor mys BLOCK OVER) VITTLES.. 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4 10 MANCHKSTKH HKHALD, Thursday, Oct 25. 1984 MANCHESTER HKHALD, Thursday. Oct 25, 1984 - It Lack of chlorine shuts down pool FOCUS / Fsunily is Complaints about dirty water According to Salcius. staff it. \ have led to the closing of a members at the fitness center had swimming pool and a whirlpool at not realized that a canister used to the Holiday Health Fitness Center dispense chlorine was empty. A on West Middle Turnpike, a health man who answered the phone at official said today. Holiday Health this morning said John Salcius, a town sanitarian, no one was available to comment, said health inspectors found the "A lot of people complained main pool murky and lacking about the chlorine odor in there, " adequate chlorine when they Salcius said Ironically, a strong checked it on Wednesday. The smell of chlorine indicates that Herikl photo by Baihaw- whirlpool was foaming and had no there is not enough of the chemical, chlorine in it at all, Salcius said. he added. But he said both will probably Smashup on Middle Turnpike re-open today if a planned morning Salcius said the odor results The remains of Bristol resident Kenneth A. Thorpe’s 1975 Drive, was charged with failure to obey a stop sign. A inspection shows that enough when chlorine combines with or­ chlorine has been added. ganic matter in the pool. In the Toyota Celica sit on a bank while Deputy Town Fire Chief Manchester Memorial Hospital spokeswoman said Wednesday’s inspections were Holiday Health pool, the matter Peter Beckwith talks to driver Sherry P. Shamash this Thorpe, 20, was treated for a back injury and a cut on his performed after the health depart­ acted as a "blocking agent" morning at the intersection of East Middle Turnpike and eyelid and Shamash for a bruise on her head. Her two m ment recieved a few phone calls inhibiting action of the little ■-M' from patrons who were “ very chlorine already in the water, he Vernon Street. Police said Shamash’s 1974 Volvo children, ages 3 and 5, who were with her in the car, were upset" about water quality. Sal- said. collided with Thorpe’s car. Shamash, 29, of Elizabeth not injured, police said. cius said. "They said the swim­ "It also seemed the filters were ming pool was dirty and the clogged up,” Salcius said. The m whirlpool was scummy,” he said. swimming pool was found to have Charge contract breach Officials at the fitness center .6 parts per million of chlorine, then closed the pool facilities while state health codes require a voluntarily, he said. Otherwise, minimum of 1.5. the health department would have Salcius said center officials had to order its closing because the Students file lawsuit against Yale added chlorine to bring the level up chlorine levels violated state pub­ to p a r after inspections lic health .standards, Salcius .said By James V. Heallon Wednesday. said junior Marilee Albert. "The administration breach its contract "Y a le has been in a state of total Bolton vet United Press International atmosphere is not only depressing by failing to provide promised turmoil over the last four weeks and unpleasant but it is not one services.” and contrary to repeated pro­ NEW HAVEN - Angry Yale which is conducive to a healthy The aim of the lawsuit is to nouncements by the university,- University students filed suit academic life,” convince Yale to move from its students are not getting an educa­ Obituaries Thursday charging the Ivy League Educational, custodial and din­ refusal to meet the union's de­ tion,” Keenan said. looks back school with breach of contract for ing hall services have been dis­ mands or submit the dispute to failing to provide educational rupted by the strike by 1.500 Yale binding arbitration, spokesman Local 34 of the Federation of services during a month-long Home. 400 Main St., with a mass of clerical and technical workers who Tom Keenan said. University Employees offered to Howard R. Janicke strike by white collar workers. Christian burial at 9 a m. at St. have charged the university with "W e hope the threat of $10 submit unresolved issues to fa­ Howard R. Janicke, 57, of South Bridget Church. Burial will be in The class-action lawsuit filed in economic discrimination by sex million in damages will prod culty arbitration, but Yale imme­ on 31 years New Haven Superior Court named Windsor, died Wednesday at Man­ St. James Cemetery. Calling hours and race — the vast majority of (Yale) toward a more flexible diately rejected the offer 102 students as plaintiffs and seeks chester Memorial Hospital. He are Friday from 7 to 9 p m. union members being women or bargaining position,” said Kee­ Wednesday. $10 million in damages plus $2 was the husband of Mary (Fasci- Memorial contributions may be minorities. nan, of Washington. D.C., a gradu­ million for each week the strike By Sarah E. Hall doctors in his practice. glione) Janicke of South Windsor. made to tiie charity of the donor's Law student Ian Ayres, who ate student in comparative litera­ “ The union's proposal is not continues. Herald Reporter “ We used to see about 80 percent large animals, " He was born in Manchester and choice. helped draft the suit, said, "1 love ture and one of the plaintiffs. acceptable to the university,” said lived in Hartford before moving to "The strike has been alienating this university but I believe it "W e figure that if they’re Michael Finnerty, Yale’s vice Leventhal said. “ But it’s completely reversed over the for me and has divided the BOLTON — Thirty-one years ago, young Ailan past 30 years.” South Windsor 22 years ago. He Joseph Niznik would be disloyal to sit back and let concerned about money, this will president for administration. " I t is was the owner and manager of university into opposite camps,” President A. Bartlett Giamatti’s get them to listen,” he said. an attempt to move the process L«venthal became the first veterinarian based in town. Maaco Paint & Auto Body of West Joseph Niznik, 77. of 54 Grand­ away from direct bargaining Local fanners were skeptical. They were used to an old DRESSED IN JEANS, a sports shirt, and sensible Hartford. He was a former view St., died Thursday at Man­ across the negotiating table and vet from Merrow who would birth a calf or mend a sow's shoes, Leventhal still seemed fit enough to hop in a truck musician. chester Memorial Hospital. He away from the process of media­ teat for just $3. The newcomer charged $5. and tackle a sick cow. If it weren’t for his gray hair, he’d He also is survived by a CIA confirms death of employees was the husband of Celia Shivick tion that both parties have agreed But the newcomer must have convinced them he was look much like the fighter pilot he was during World War daughter, Mrs. Philip (Linda) Niznik. to.” worth it. Today, Leventhal, 60, runs one of the largest II. Smith of Cromwell: a brother, He was born in Westfield, Mass., WASHINGTON (U PI) - The Station WTMJ-TV in Milwaukee native of Green Bay. veterinary practices in the state. "I was 19, 20 years old and slightly crazy,” he said. “ It Robert Janicke of Manchester; a on June 10, 1907, and he had lived in Central Intelligence Agency has reported the CIA had told Lie- The station said the bodies of Yale declined a previous union "The first year was the hardest part,” he said in an was an ideal situation for m e at that age ... The guys who sister, Mrs. Mildred Fraher of Manchester for the past 45 years. confirmed that two men, reported shout's family he had died in a car four CIA agents were flown to offer to send the matter to^ a interview last week. “ The problem was carving out a Deltona, Fla.; and three Before he retired in 1972, he to be among four killed in the crash crash in Miami. But Miami police Miami Saturday and that Van professional arbitrator, saying it were 27 and 28 we called ‘Pappy.’ grandsons. worked in the paint and preserva­ of a CIA plane in El Salvador, were could find no report of an auto Lieshout's body was flown to didn't want to share its authority practice whe1•e^here wasn't one already. There were Leventhal enlisted in the Army Air Corps shortly after The funeral will be Friday at 8: 15 tion department of Pratt & Whit­ employees of the spy agency. accident involving Van Lieshout. a Mitchell Field Sunday. with a "third party” months when we rad problems meeting the mortgage.” he married Doris Hall, his high school sweetheart. By a.m. from the Samsel Funeral ney Aircraft. East Hartford, for37 The CIA has declined to identify A tiny, two-stall horse barn along Route 44 was war’s end, he had flown 113 combat missions over Home. South Windsor, followed by years. those killed in the crash, but an Leventhal's first hospital. His wife, Doris, filled in as southern Europe. a mass of Christian burial at 9a.m. He was a charter member of the agency spokeswoman said today secretary, assistant, bookkeeper, nurse — as well a ” I was hit several times, but I always came back,” at St. Margaret Mary Church. Rhode Island Beach Buggy Associ­ Curtis Wood and Scott Van Lie- mother to their two small children. Burial will be in Rose Hill Leventhal said. Sixteen of the 24 men in his unit didn’t. ation and an avid sportsman. He shout were "overt” employees of “ In those days, it was a fire engine type of practice,” Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. Cal­ and his wife would have observed the CIA and their association with When he returned to the States, he enrolled at Cornell Leventhal said. Preventive medicine was still in its ling hours are today from 7 to 9 their 49th wedding anniversary on the agency could be confirmed. University and became the fifth in his fam ily to enter the p.m. Friday. The names of three of the four ^ V o o d i a n d infancy. And to save money, farmers often waited too long field of veterinary medicine. "It just came naturally,” Memorial contributions may be Besides his wife he is survived by people killed in the crash Friday 168 Woodland St. 643-8474 GARDENS before calling in a vet. Leventhal said. "I was always crazy about cats and made to the South Windsor Ambu­ his son, Joseph R. Niznik of have been assembled from news dogs.” lance Corps, P.O. Box 705, South Manchester; a daughter, Mrs. accounts of their funerals. Complete display of HOLLY-English 8 am - 6 pm dally SH O R TLY A F T E R Leventhal opened his hospital, an But it was his Aunt Ida who probably was responsible Windsor. Bruce (Geraldine) Lyon of Colum­ Van Lieshout, 28, was a native of dried flowers for epidem ic wiped out most of the pig population in Tolland dried arrangements. w/red berries for his early interest in animals. bia: a brother, Steve Niznik of Wisconsin and was buried Tuesday Supplies, for the "do- and Hartford counties. The state was forced to slaughter As a young boy, he went to live on his aunt’s farm in Inez Buscaglia Westfield. Mass.; three sisters, in Cudahy, Wis. Wood, 41, was it-yourselfer," JUNIPER-Spreading V i thousands of infected swine. "Vescular exanthema,” a Attleboro, Mass, after his mother died and his father lost Mary Garvulenski of West Spring- described by the Fort Walton Inez (Cossetti) Buscaglia, 86, of Wreath Rings, Hetzi & Andorra sickness resembling the dread foot-and-mouth disease, his job during the Depression. field, Mass., and Agnes Farns­ Beach (Fla.) Playground Daily Cones, Styrafoam, reg. was the cause. m 307 Henry St,, died Wednesday at worth and Barbara Bodganovich, News, as a resident of the Washing­ an area convalescent home. She Wreath Wire, Cone BURNING BUSH $1495 “ Today there’s better immunization and there’s better HE AND HIS PARTNERS built the new Bolton t j both of Westfield, Mass.; two ton, D.C., suburb of Fairfax Wreath, etc., etc. , ,..4l if'It V , ? was the wife of John Buscaglia. granddaughters: and several nie­ County and a former Air Force MT. LAUREL & many more husbandry, but we still have outbreaks,” Leventhal said. Veterinary Hospital in 1976. Two years ago, he was Born in Italy, she had lived in ces and nephews. physicist. A paid obituary in In fact, there are more than 70 animal diseases which can elected president of the Connecticut Veterinary Medical Manchester since 1942. be passed to humans. The funeral will be Saturday at Monday’s editions of the Atlanta Kalanchoe - Violets - Association. By then, animal medicine had taken on a new 5 Besides her husband, she is 12:15 p.m. from the Holmes Constitution said he “ died sud­ FEED & SEED Leventhal knows first-hand. He once caught undulent , face. survived by a daughter, Norma Calla Lily - Gerberas - Funeral Home, 400 Main St., with a denly” the day of the crash. Wood 5,000 iqlL CQ95 fever by sticking himself with a syringe. The needle, filled ;g' Willard' of Manchester; four Reiger Begonias - An upsurge in the quality of living meant that most mass of Christian burial at 1 p.m. was buried Tuesday in College Streptocarpus - reg. M0.95 with live brucellosis vaccine, was meant for a bucking clients had cars, so Leventhal no longer had to traipse ail grandchildren, Joyce Miner of at St. James Church. Burial will be Park, Ga. Coventry, Constance Adams of Christmas Cacti - Foliage 10AMiq.lL<«*gg calf — but got pushed into LeVenthal's thumb by mistake. over to treat sick animals. More people were keeping pets , in St. James Cemetery. Calling The third man linked to the plane & Houseplants reg. *18.95 “ That laid me up for about a month and a half,” he said. for pleasure, instead of for farm work . And vaccination Stafford, John Willard Jr. and hours are Friday from 3 to 5 p.m. crash was Richard Spicer, 53, Like malaria, undulent fever causes raging fevers one William Willard, both of Maine; and 7 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home. described by The New York Times had become popular, so many animals did not get sick at minute and chills the next. and two great grandchildren. Memorial donations may be as the pilot of the plane. He was all. The funeral will be Saturday at Perennial made to a charity of the donor's buried Monday in Warren, Pa. ^ , Leventhal is still spaying cats and mending broken “ Perhaps the biggest change that’s occurred in the last 8:15 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral HOLLAND BULBS choice. Without identifying them, the Specials 99 paws — but leaves the heavy farm work to six younger 10 years is the advent of specialties,” said Leventhal. agency honors its employees killed TULIPS, Asst.------10/2.89 Today there are vets who specialize in brain surgery, in the line of duty with stars posted DAFFODILS------10/3.89 Hollyhocks, English chemo-therapy, and even geriatrics. in the lobby of its headquarters in Daisies, Pinks, For- HYACINTHS ------10/5.89 et Me Nots, Shasta Leventhal’s own dog, a standard poodle named Tonaya, Langley, Va. Before the crash I CROCUS, Asst.------10/1.39 would be a candidate for the latter. At 14 years old, she is there were 46 stars. 'aisles. Coreopsis, Fire Calls g nearly blind and has arthritis — though her owner said she Intelligence officials. The New ^rlHIIarla - Anemone - Grape Hyacinth Foxgloves, Sweet is still jealous enough to rip into any other dog he and his York Times said, report that the Snowdrops - Irla - Eranthua - and morel 10 plant. four were monitoring arms smug­ wife might try to adopt. Manchester Wednesday. 7:55 p.m. — smoke gling to Salvadoran guerrillas Over the years, Leventhal has helped train about 25 Tuesday, 4:09 a.m. — medical alarm. 1235 Main St. (Eighth young doctors who came to him fresh out of vet school. He District). from Nicaragua. The CIA has call, 91 Strickland St. reported that two of the men were retained the “ four best” as his partners. New interns Thursday, 8:03 a.m. — motor (Paramedics). full-time employees and the other vehicle accident, 555 E. Middle “ bring us up to date on the science of veterinary medicine, Tuesday, 8:05 a.m. — medical two worked on contract, the Times Turnpike (Town), and we teach them a little about the art.” he said. call, 77 Timber Trail said. The Bottom Line .-.u (Paramedics). 4 > BUT THE SCIENCE is advancing faster than clients’ Tuesday, 10:13 a.m. — medical xadf 1 call, 346'/4 West Middle Tunrpike ability to pay, said Leventhal. He hopes that pet insurance (Paramedics). ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. — already available in states such as California and New Tuesday, 10.17 a m. — alarm, EXPERIENCE, ABILITY York — comes to Connecticut soon. Manchester Community College ,neb«ft • For now. he is content with his work. While he has Bidwell Street (Town). INSURAjSB® INSURANSMITHS SINCE traveled to China, Russia and Israel and enjoys walking, Tuesday, 10:39 a.m. — medical skiing, and gardening, he says his job is his favorite call, 17 Hilltop Drive 1914 hobby. (Paramedics). “ I like to do what I’m doing,” he said. "M y profession Tuesday. 10:49 a m. - motor has been my vocation and avocation for many years.” vehicle accident, 363 Broad St (Tow n ). 649-5241 Tuesday, 11:23 a.m. — medical 65 E. Center Street RESULTS call, 112 Elizabeth Drive Manchester, Ct. Or. Allan Leventhal (Paramedics). readies a cat for Tuesday, 3:50 p.m. — medical PEOPLE BEFORE POLITICS call. 59 Vernon St. (Paramedics). neutering. He is assisted Tuesday, 9 p.m. — service call by Carol Strange, head 784 Center St. (Town). ^ STRONGER PENALTIES FOR DRUNKEN DRIVING Wednesday, 12:08 a m. — mal­ surgical technician. At functioning appliance, 19 Cushman left, he is tying off the Drive (Eighth District). PLAY MCKPOT Wednesday, 10:29 — medical CK PROTECTION FROM EVICTION FOR ELDERLY, BLIND & DISABLED cat’s uterus. About 1,800 call, Buckingham and Farmington animals are neutered at streets (Paramedics). Photos by Al Tarquinlo Wednesday, 12:34 p.m — alarm, his hospital yearly. Manchester Memorial Hospital (Tow n ). BINGO ^ PROVIDE FUNDING TO REPAIR OUR ROADS & BRIDGES Wednesday, 4:12 p.m. — gaso­ line washdown, 717 Main St. (Before the Mianus Disaster) (Tow n ). Wednesday, 7:21 p.m — medical EVERY DAY call, 192 Deming St. (Paramedics). P'AND TWENTY-TWO OTHER PUBLIC ACTS Wednesday, 7:26 p.m. — smoke Win Two 1 - alarm, 50C Pascal Lane (Town). THAT BECAME LAW DURING 1983 & 1984 IVOTE to HAWAII MERCIER Page 2 R E - E L E C T S W E N S S O N N O V 6 T H STATE REP Paid for by Committee to Re-Elect Elsie “Biz" Swensson; Faye Lawrence, Treasurer fX h h Msae ii 'M t i 1. Milif. Iiaatii 12 -- MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Oct, 25, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Oct 25. 1984 - 13 A dvice Doctors unveil new device A bout Town to let patient control pain Dressing room policy gets Land Trust to meet • r By Lidia Wasowicz Manchester Land Trust will meet Friday at 8 p.m. United Press International at Waddell School. A slide lecture will be presented by Albert W. Bussewitz. a naturalist photographer based shopper’s dressing-down SAN FRANCISCO - Studies in Boston. Mass. spanning four years and involving The lecture is $2 for non-members. 164 patients show those who DEAR ABBY: A friend told me family. It was very plain to me that administer their own pain-killing Partners plan a dance f i r that the best department stores in she really loved this man. medication are far better off than Boston have installed two-way The next time my "boyfriend” those who rely on doctor- Parents without Partners. Greater Hartford mirrors in their dressing rooms so Dear called me, I told him I had met bis prescribed injections, two re­ Chapter, is sponsoring an open dance at the Ramada they can watch for shoplifters. wife and saw his children and he searchers report. Inn. Silas Deane Highway in Wethersfield, on Friday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. I think this is terrible! I would Abby never should come near me again. Improved sleep, recovery and 5>' feel very uncomfortable undress­ I also told him what I thought of well-being of patients after major The dance is open to non-members. Music will be by ing to try on clothes knowing that a Abigail him for cheating on a beautiful surgery or during the course of a Plesant Journey. Donation: $5 per person. Proceeds benefit the club children's activities fund. detective (male or female) was Van Buren family like his. painful illness are some of the watching me. And when I think of I am very thankful to Diane for benefits derived from new patient- trying on bathing suits and lin­ inviting me over and opening my controlled analgesia (PCA) devi­ AARP to visit Amherst gerie, it really disturbs me. 4 eyes. ces just beginning to be offered Manchester Green Chapter 2399 of American Is this practice legal? I can't NEVER AGAIN commercially, the scientists said Association of Retired Persons will visit the Amherst dating anyone else because she Wednesday. believe it's really going on in DEAR ABBY: So "Celeste. home of American poet Eniily Dickenson, called Boston. had a crush on him, and he felt he Dr. Ward Griffen Jr. and Dr. Wisteriahurst. the Skinner mansion known for its rare "owed” her. Texas" thinks that only virgins Richard Bennett of the University Mardf Gras greetings a p p a l l e d in boston have a right to wear white wedding and beautiful Tiffany glass. There will also be a He also told me if I called him of Kentucky’s Albert B. Chandler shopping trip to Hadley Village and a trip to the Jones gowns and marry in a church. Who Medical Center presented their Linda Tomlinson and Dana Gagron of DEAR APPALLED: I checked and a woman answered to hang up. gave "Celeste” the right to act as Library, which contains the' memorabilia of Robert with the best department stores in I did as he asked until one day findings at the 70th annual clinical 28 Spring St. stand on the deck ot the Frost and Emily Dickinson. Lunch will be at God’s judge on earth? congress of the American College Boston and was assured that there instead of hanging up, I talked to If women are expected to save T.S.S. Mardi Gras before sailing on a Pumbley's on the green. are no two-way mirrors in their the woman, told her who I was and of Surgeons. seven-day cruise out of the port of Tess Rowe of 82 Irving St. will take reservations at asked if we could meet and talk. themselves for marriage, so "I think PCA is the way of the dressing rooms. Your friend is full should men. In fact, if men would Miami. They visited the Caribbean and 649-0031. Cost is $24 and the bus will leave the of beans. She invited me over, and I found future and will revolutionize the Community Baptist Church at 8:30 a.m.. returning at try to save themselves for mar­ care of patients who are in pain Mexico. During the voyage, the ship Herald photo by Tarquinio out in a short time what a fool I’d riage, then more women would be 5 p.m. DEAR ABBY: 1 nearly fainted been. able to! postoperatively or during the stopped at Cozumel, Mexico, Grand Come enjoy the fair when I read the letter signed This so-called "30-year-old course of terminal cancer,” Cayman Island and Ocho Rios, First fair is Saturday woman” who had a crush on him As for wearing white, if a bride Griffen, executive director of the "Needs Advice" Our situations wants to wear purple and a bone in Jamaica. Spencer Village Craft Club is having its items which will be sold. Club members were identical! I was a 21-year-old was a beautiful 27-year-old woman American Board of Surgery Inc., EAST HARTFORD — The annual church fair at to whom he had been married to for her nose, and walk up the aisle to said in an interview. First Congregational Church will take place on Nov. 3 annual craft fair on Saturday from 10 work all year making crafts for the fair, girl, dating a 23-year-old guy who "Shake Your Booty," that's her told me he was living with four years! They had three child­ The new devices can benefit MCC offers gourmet dinner from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday from 1 to 5 which will also feature a bake sale, a tag ren — the baby was 3 months old. business. And whether she's a annuaily more than 8.S miilion The fair, which will be held rain or shine, has a “Diane," a 30-year-old woman, but virgin or not is strictly between Manchester Community College will offer a theme this year of “Circus World.” Free admission. p.m. at Spencer Village. From left, Ann sale and a raffle. Proceeds help shut-ins it was just a platonic relationship. Americans who undergo major gourmet dinner on Nov. 7 at 7 p.m. She told me her husband had a her, her husband and God. surgery and some 134,000 termi- Baked goods, candy, jams, books, records, hardware, Meyers, Thelma Haherern and Irene and children of Manchester at Christ­ He told me he loved me, but he bad drinking problem and she was HOPPING MAD The menu will be Soup aux Poireaux el Pommes de didn't want Diane to know he was naiiy ill cancer victims who, jewelry, plants, gifts, and a country fair will be Bennett display some of the handmade mas time. seeking help for him and their IN TEXAS studies show, live with poorly Terre (leek and potato soup); Coquille St. Jacques; featured. controlled pain during the final Stuffed Sliced Chicken with Florentine Sauce; stages of the disease, the physi­ Watermelon. Kiwi and Strawberry Sorbet; Tournedos Square dance planned cians said. with Madeira Sauce; Stuffed Tomato. Snowpeas and Spaghetti Squash; Salade with Aioliand Mustard SOUTH WILLINGTON - The Country Squares Births Exercise means muscles "These devices are easy to use, Sauces; and Poached Pears with Grand Marnier. Square Dance Club of Wllington plans a Halloween safe and get the medication into Appropriate wines will be selected and presented by dance for all club levettlancers on Saturday from 8 to the bioodstream in minutes,” said Griswold, Kathleen Anne, Dion, Danielle Grace, daughter Frunceschemi, Sherri Hose, Professor Eugene J. Spaziani. 11 p.m. at Hall School. Route 32. Costumes are daughter of John S, and Kathleen of Alan R. and Andrea L. Cillcy Bennett, assistant professor of optional. daughter of John Albert and need some carbohydrates anesthesioiogy. Tickets are $30 per person. Proceeds will benefit the Foley Griswold of 130 Eldridgc St., Dion of 88 Woodland Road. Coven­ Barbara Jean Stebhins Krance- Manchester Community College athletic program. Caller is Lou Taddia and the cuer is Kathy Reardon. was born Oct. 4 at Manchester try. was born Oct. I at Manchester With some subtie differences, Reservations will close Nov. 2. Soft-soled shoes are required. schena of Hebron, formerly of DEAR DR. LAMB - What is He sure and include enough car­ the devices are compact plastic Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Manchcsicr. was horn Oct. 2 at meant when it is said that in body­ For more information, call Wayne Roberts at grandparents are Robert and grandparents are Edward and bohydrate in your diet. You need it boxes attached to a patient's Kathy Szarek to be a deb 487-1901. Manchcslt-r Mcnu>rial Hospilal. building the muscles are "tom” and for your muscle glycogen. intravenous lines. They deliver Mary ^oley of Enfield. Her pater­ Lilian Dion of Stafford Springs. Her maternal grandparents are “repair^"? How do they grow? Is Your I have discussed the dietary small doses of pain ni^ication Kathleen S. Szarek. Rec offers party nal grandparents are Judith Gris­ Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. .lames I, Stebbins extra protein needed for this? What Norman and Nadine Cillcy of requirements in a new issue of The directiy into the tine whenever the • -SHTaw •■m daughter of Mr. and Mrs. wold of Rockville and Walter Jr. o( Glastonbury. Her paternal percent of a professional bodybuild­ Ghosts and goblins will be present on Halloween Griswold of Broad Brook. She has Stafford Springs. She has a sister. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Health Health Letter, Special Report 19, patient presses a button. U P l photo James Szarek of Ever­ er's total calories should be from Strength Training: How and Why, Thus, the patient avoids the night when the Manchester Recreation Department two brothers, Jeremy. 5: and Melissa Nadine, 2. Alluo't Erancesehena of Hebron. protein, fats and carbohydrates? Lawrence which I am sending you. Others wto Studies green Road, will be part of sponsors its annual Halloween party at the Mahoney Joseph. 3. Thanks for your help. delay of having to wait for a nurse over the last four years show emotional and want this issue can send 75 cents with to arrive and then for the drug physical the 31st Bal Menuet. Recreation Center from 6:30 to 8 p.m. DEAR READER — The common Lamb, M.D. benefits from patient-controlled analgesia or which is sponsored by the A haunted house will be on the premises. a long, stamped, self-addressed enve­ injected into the muscte to take pain, Or. ‘Play’ is key Goff Organ Service statement that the muscle is “tom lope for it to me in care of this news­ effect, which takes some 30 to 45 Richard Bennett of the University of Kentucky Polish Junior League. Admission: 50 cents. There will also be a costume down” in strength exercises is wrong. paper. P.O. Box 1551, Radio City minutes, Bennett said. told the 70th annual Clinical Congress of the American Hartford-New Britain parade, and refreshments wil be served. For more to weight loss family service since 1940 The tmth is much more exciting. Station, New York, NY 10019. information call 647-3166 after 3 p.m. When you don't use your muscles they The devices have a "tock out” College of Surgeons. Here he displays the smallest, chapter, and the Polish "HammoMl Organs Onr Spaciany” body starts to mobilize fat, and fatty interval of eight minutes after ST. PAUL, Minn. (UPI) - The do lose protein. Most of your muscle acids become a major source of ener­ DEIAR DR. LAMB — My fiance portable device for administering painkilling medication.- University Club of Vision tests available key to losing weight is moving Gat in Tuna for ths Holldaysl is protein and water, along with some each dose so the patient cannot Connecticut. gy for your working muscles. and I are going to be married shortly. give himseif too much morphine or more rather than eating less, fat. Inactive people lose muscle size When be was a child, he lost a testicle injections, reducing such side improved lung function. She is a 1984 graduate of COLUMBIA — Vision and hearing tests for 3‘A-and according to a nutrition specialist. ^ 3 9 a 9 5 parts additional and strength because their muscles The best way to build a muscle is other medication. effects as nausea and vomiting. Currently. 15 U.S. centers usie Manchester High School 5-year old children from Andover. Columbia. in an accident. This has not affected Studies involving a total of 164 "Play" should be added to a loae protein. by contracting it against as much his sexual performance, but can it These patients were found to PCA on an experimental basis. and entered her freshman Coventry. Hebron. Lebanon and Marlborough will be daily diet of fiber-rich foods with When you exercise for a sufficient resistance as you can. A few strong patients who had undergone major participate in more spontaneous Units from five U.S. and European conducted at Community Health Care Services Inc.. affect his ability to father a child? abdominai surgery showed PCA year at Marist College. less fat and sugar, says Joanne coll S21-6011 length of time, your body does use an contractions — less than 10 — are Would our chances of conception be activities, which are essential to companies are available, with two Route 6. on Tuesday from 9:30 to 11 a.m. Slavin, foods and nutrition special­ increased amount of protein, but it patients use about one-third the recovery, have greater pain relief, offered commerciaily in the past Poughkeepsie. N.Y. as a For an appointment call 228-9428. Appointments are more important than a large number lower as a result of his accident? computer science major. ist with the University of Minneso- Organ Lessons by Marion Moberg does not come from the muscles. of less vigorous contractions. Those drug amount normally given in suffer iess anxiety and have several weeks. mandatory. Her brother. William, ta's Agricultural Extension Protein, which is always broken down few strong contractions use muscle DEAR READER - Probably not. Service. in her Glaatonbury Studio to its amino-acid building blocks, is glycogen that is already stored in You may have read of the identical will be her escort at the Support group meets twins, one of whom had been bom By play. Slavin means exercise, Ciau or Private — Discount for Seniors proc^sed in the liver. It is liver your muscles. You need a day Ball, which will be Nov. 23 The support group for families of the mentally ill which she says can differentiate protein, not muscle protein, that sup­ between workouts to permit your without adequate testicles. He at LaRenaissance in East received a transplant of his identical Sex change endangers kidneys will meet Nov. 6 at 7 p.m. atthe Mental Health Center. success and failure in efforts to ports your exercise effort. muscles to recharge with glycogen. Kathleen Szarek Windsor. Manchester Memorial Hospital. Call 633-5981 The liver converts amino acids to brother's testicle and later became a become a leaner person. That is the building day, and after By GIno Del Guercio Stritch School of Medicine in other parts of the body to mimic or glucose to form new glucose. That vigorous exercise, the muscles will proud father. United Press International glucose is supplied to your working Maywood, 111., reported the case of accentuate female attributes has store more glycogen than before The important point is how many one such patient in the New been banned in the United States. muscles so you can continue to exercise. BOSTON — Sex-change opera­ exercise. The liver also provides glu­ healthy sperm be produces. He can England Journal of Medicine. He However, some people who had certainly produce an adequate tions that include large or numer­ said he has had reports of others the procedure performed during M M MURINE cose from glycogen stores within the You need enough calories for your ous silicone injections may cause SELSUN BLUE PAMPRIN POND’S liver. Glycogen is simply glucose amount with just one testicle. Also, suffering from similar problems. the 1970s may now be feeling the Eye Drops Maximum Strength energy needs, regardless of the when one testicle is lost, particularly kidney stones, which in turn cause Silicone causes internal scarring Shampoo g NiVEA POLIDENT molecules bonded together for stor­ source. You need enough protein to cumulative effects. In other cases, 16's Cold Cream age. at an early age. the other testicle kidney failure, doctors from Loy­ and inflammation that sometimes there may be some unlicensed Bonus Bottle! Skin Oil Denture Cleanser provide the building blocks for new tends to enlarge to compensate for ola University warned today. Talblets or Capsules As you continue to exercise, your muscle and you need a balanced diet. sets off a chain reaction leading to people still performing the proce­ Murine A ll types $ 3 2 9 the loss. Dr. Gregory A. Kozeny, a higher-than-normal calcium levels dure, Kozeny noted. 4 oz. Tablets W professor of medicine at Loyola’s or Plusiii 9.5 oz. in the blood. Elevated calcium Silicone implants are still per­ 84's PONDS levels — hypercalcemia — can formed, but the silicone is usually Plus Eye Drops ( oldCiram (wmsa Ob»p< Dry Skin Cream cause kidney stones and kidney encased in a plastic bag, which .50 oz. rsnwfl Waxed paper helps lady failure. seems to eliminate the complica­ 6.1 oz Thoughts The problem of kidney failure tions, he said. $ 1 5 7 due to silicone injections may not The specific case was that of a $ 3 3 9 be limited to transsexuals, he said. 33-year-old man who had a sex- unstick her electric iron I was gazing at a vase of roses Anyone who receives large or change when he was 26 and was one afternoon and noticed that all numerous injections may be sus- later given hip injections in 1981 by DEAR POLLY: Can turnips be and game pieces as well as crayons but one of the roses had unfolded its ceptable to the complications. an unlicensed person who was POND'S frozen? aiid markers when the original petals. That Uny. fragile bud The practice of injecting silicone known to have given other such Naturally Dry MINK DRI IDEA couldn’t be opened by such clumsy ^ V A S E L IN E 022033 MRS. S.G. cardboard boxes begin to fall into the breasts, thighs, face and injections to other transsexuals. Talc Roll-on Doodorani apart. Just use a marker to label hands as mine. I knew it would COLGATE Hairspray DEAR MRS. S.G.: Turnips can Polly’s each bag with the child's name. open in its own time and left it for Dermatological Pump or All lypee be frozen by cooking them, then A. God M. and nature to reveal. 8 oz. Formula Cream Toothpaste Aerosol cutting them into cubes. Pack in Pointers Just as I couldn’t unfold that tiny c 2.5 oz. BAYER freezer containers and use in soups DEAR POLLY: We had a rose, I am as helpless in unfolding 3 oz. 15 OFF 7 OZ. Aspirin Tablets and cooked dishes. They lose their problem with a film left on my own life. I am daily learning to n s w s 5 oz. crisp texture, of course, but they Polly Fisher drinking glasses after washing place the petals of my life into the are satisfactory in hot dishes. them in the dishwasher. A repair Master’s hands. I am confident 19 100's Occasionally, frozen turnips will man told us our hot water was that Jesus will open and direct my taste slightly bitter, so they are turned too high. We turned it down life as He knows best. I desire to be best when used in flavorful mix­ might find useful. and since then we haven't had any like that rose, beautiful in the tures such as stews or soups. You more trouble. Master's sight. also can mash thoroughly cooked I use zip-style freezer bags to store letters for use on bulletin B . H. STYLE II imi turnips and freeze the mashed Mrs. Debbi Huddleston JOHNSON’S Moisture Shampoo turnip. It's good served with plenty boards. Using a permanent United Pentecostal Church Aspirin marker, I spell out what slogan the DEAR POLLY: When you make of butter, salt and pepper, and a chili, add a little cinnamon at the Free Baby Powder Extra Strength little dillweed mixed in. letters make right on the bag. Letters don't get lost that way and last minute. Delicious! Liquid STYLE III BEN GAY aUdfM'i Ckimlili the bag slides right into the folder 9 oz. Body Shampoo Arthritis Rub DEAR POLLY: I am an elemen­ When men's hankies get stained, VOTE 2 oz. powder TYLENOL tary school teacher and have found containing other materials for that I soak them in salt water first, then Regular or Graaseless TYLENOL Caplets several of your Pointers useful in display. put them into the washer. The 16 oz. Tablets MERCIER $ 1 4 9 3 oz. 100'8 my classroom. 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Call for led a group that precipitate the Enfleld Manchester second screen schedule. Trumbull Street at Civic Center Plaza. Effective Boston Massacre on March 5,1770. Hartford. Connecticul 06103 • 203-72B d tS 1 Oct. 25th - 27th, 1084 14 MANCHKSTKH HKHAl.D. Thursdiiy, Oci 2S. I9H4 MANCHKSTKH HKR.ALI). Thursday Ovl 25. 1984 15 Scout troop NOTICE LEAF REMOVAL Listed below Is the scheduled pick up of leaves for 1904. Home owners, on the streets gives awards listed below, who wish to have yard leaves collected, are requested to rake leaves to ■' " 4'W;:® the STREET LINE. This should be done prior to the Monday of the week of collection. Boy Scout Troop 47 held their Property owners are requested to make certain that no foreign ob|ects, such as SPORTS i biannual Court of Awards on stones, branches, cans or any other material, OTHER THAN LEAVES OR GRASS, are Tuesday, Sept 25, at the South placed In the windrows. Mixed leal piles WILL NOT BE PICKED UP. The refuse ' J*’ - ^ .4 '» f Methodist Church. The following contractor will NOT pick up bagged leaves during the six (6) week leaf program of ■ ■'vi’t,. %%y,n awards were presented: Goalie error ' '■V 1 • ■» 10-29-84, through 12-7-84. In case of Inclement weather, the leal program may be delayed a few days. Please do NOT CALL THE HIGHWAY OFFICE as the schedule Is Tech soccer year SKILl! AWARDS: flexible depending upon work load and weather conditions. costs UConn Family Living was presented to Route #4 Will Be Picked Up Route #1 Will Be Picked Up Bv Len Auster Dan Lopez. the Week of October 29,1984 the Week of November 19,1984 one to remember Swimming to Robbie Guliano, Sports Editor Jason Kostuik, Dan Lopez, Ted Route #2 Will Be Picked Up Route #S Will Be Picked Up By Bob PapettI have emerged in the midfield, McCarthy and Ed Wilson. Herald Sports Writer STORRS A goalie, by nature, the Week of November 5,1984 the Week of November 26, 1984 while defenders Don Christie, is supposed to .save games Environment to Dan Lopez. Mike Eaton and Dennis Foreman In this case, however, the goalie Camping to Tom Provencal and When Cheney Tech soccer coach help give Cheney what Soucy calls Ed WiLson. Route #3 Will Be Picked Up Route #6 Will Be Picked Up cost his team the game. the Week of December 3,1984 Paul Soucy assessed his team’s “the best line of fullbacks I've had it Cooking to Tom Provencal, the Week of November 13, 1984 prospects for the 1984 season, he UConn to hi' specific. in all my years here." Junior netminder Andy Panta- ALL LEAVES MUST BE OUT BY 7:00 A.M. MONDAY MORNING figured it would depend on the Speaking of lines, the Techmen MERIT BADGES: caliber of the competition. Little son, in a momentary lapse of boast one of the best up front, if not composure, threw an elbow at ROUTE #1 did he expect the maturation and the quickest. "I don’t think a team Rowing to Paul Huntington, The Streets Listed Below Are Scheduled For the Week of October 29,1984 collective progress of the same Providence’s Riehard Piiee after has a better line than that,” Soucy the pair collided going for the ball Ryan Patulak, Jason Stansfield. Ambassador Dr. Kennedy Rd. Quaker Rd. basic Techmen of a year ago. The said of his dangerous trio of senior Jed Stansfield and John Taylor. Cornwall Dr. in the penalty are:i. Apel PI. Croft Dr. Kent Dr. Rachel Rd. ’83 Beavers lost U games in a row, striker Sal Rafala and junior wings Canoeing to T.J. Allen. Avery St. Crosby Rd. Kenwood Dr. Regent St. at one time. Tol Vonsarasinh and Sean Sher­ The referee gave Pantason Jed Stansfield. Burnham St. Electric St. Mather St. at Gardner Dow Field in a h;tllle Adopt a Pet Elizabeth Dr. Tolland Tpke seasons ago. The only other Beavers that have Citizenship in the Community to Burnham St. Ext. McCabe St. Tracy Dr. The Beavers, who sport an 8-4-1 put the ball in the net are freshmen between the top two clubs in New Ellen I„a. McDivItt Dr. John Taylor, Burnham St. West Esquire Dr Transit La. record with two regular season Ba Pho (four), "who could break England. Canterbury St. Milford St. Tudor La. Fenwick Rd. Mill St. games remaining, completed their some records before he’s UPI pholo Carman Rd. Flag Dr. Union Court The following boys received Carpenter Rd. Mitchell Dr. COC schedule at 6-2-1 to finish in through”, and Harmon (one). Providence, ranked No. I in the Fleming Rd. Union Place advancement in rank: Centerfield St. Montclair Dr. Union St. the unfamiliar regions of third In goal, junior keeper Tung Pho Hartford’s Bob Crawford (25) takes 2-0 lead but couldn't hold it and were region and No II nationally, is iniw This dog eats Chapel Rd. Gleason St. North St. 11-1. The Huskies, who were No, 2 Induction into Troop and Scout Glode La. Weaver Rd, place. has responded with clutch saves all Scott Arniel of Winnipeg to the ice in routed, 8-4. Badge — Brendon Connolly. Pete Chapel St. North Main St. Westerly St. "Never third,” said Soucy. year. in New England and No. 20 Clark St. Golway St. North School St. first period action. Whalers took quick Dettore and John Read. Green Manor Rd. Westfield St. thinking back to the pre-season — “This is the first year I can nationally but sure to fall following 5 Clearview Terr. Northfield St. Tenderfoot —• Dan Lopez. Griffin Rd. Wildwood Dr. and how high he expected this nominate six or seven players for this loss, are now 11-7 overall like a horse Clyde Rd Grissom Rd.. Oakland St. Willard Rd Pantason’s memory of the play Second Class — Jason Kostiuk. Coleman Rd. Oakland Terr. Windsor St team to finish. "We looked for a all-conference and feel confident,” Star — Mark Longchamps. Colonial Rd. Hale Rd. Parker St. fWoodbridge was somewh:it .short "We went up By Barbara Richmond Hamilton Dr. Wood La. .500 season, and thought every­ noted Soucy, who cited Rafala, expects to be adopted soon. Rand The following are the troop Concord Rd. St. to Rt. 83) Woodbridge St. thing after that would depend on Vonsarasinh, Sherwood, Fore­ for the ball evenly," he said Herald Reporter says a family with a young son Constance Dr. Helaine Rd. Plesant Valley Rd. officers for the year: Senior Patrol Hilliard St. Woodland St. the other teams." man, Christie, and Ba and Tung Jets zip past Whalers rigidly, surrounded by memlM'rsof hopes to take her and let her share Conway Rd. Pond La. Woodstock Dr, the media. "He (referee) called it Duke, a collic-shepherd mix. is Leader, Rich Naab; Assistant Jefferson St. Progress Dr. As it turns out, 1984 was one of Pho as candidates. growing up with the little boy. Senior Patrol Leaders, Ray Me- the more competitive years in In regards to the post-season, as he saw it. We came down iuid eating like a horse, says Dog There were only two other dogs Route #2 WINNIPEG, Manitoba (UPI) - goal of the season. "If they would in the early season mery and Jason Stansfield; Junior recent COC annals, with at-least Soucy was adamant. “If we play Doug Smail, Thomas Steen, and bumped and that’s all I ctin say on Warden Richard Rand. This at the pound as of Tuesday. One The Streets Listed Below Are Scheduled For The Week of November 5,1984 have started hitting us, they might "In the last two games, we’ve the play” week’s featured pet was found Assistant Scout Masters. Eric respectable showings from Coven­ our game. 100 percent for 80 Bengt Lundholm, who combined have slowed us down” given up 17 goals. That’s nearly has an owner and will be retrieved. Brown, Andy MacKenzie. Ken Adams St. Cooiidge St. Heather La. try, Cromwell, East Hampton, minutes, we'll do well," he said. Connecticut’s volatile coach, ,I(N‘ roaming on East Middle Turnpike The other is an older dog. Rand Adams St. South Town Line) Spring St. Ext. for five goals Wednesday night, Hartford capitalized on defen­ what we gave up in the previous Memery, Dan Mulligan and Steve Coop Saw Mill Rd. Hendee Rd. McCann Dr. Still Field Rd. RHAM and the Rocky Hill dynasty “If we're flat, than things go elevated themselves to superstar sive miscues by the Jets to grab an six.” Hartford coach Jack Evans Morrone, had plenty to .say at the on Oct. 16. says he’s probably 8 to 10 years old Arvine PI. Country Club Dr, Hills St. moment, and then later. "He cost He is about 4 years old. Rand Patarini; Librarian, Tim Brag­ Ash St. McGuire La. Strawberry La. wrong. A lot of teams may have status in the eyes of Winnipeg early 2-0 advantage on goals by said. "1 don’t think we can just but very frisky for his age. don; Quartermaster, Bill Curry La. Hillstown Rd. Morse St. Sunnybrook Dr. us a goal," the Husky mentor said says Duke was very thin when he Ash St. Ext. Dartmouth Rd. Horace St. "Maybe we caught some of the more talent than we do, but we coach Barry Long, Sylvain Turgeon and Bob Craw­ blame our young defense. Eve­ The dog pound is located on town Caouette; Scribe, John Taylor; Avon St. New Slate Rd. Sunset St. other teams off guard, but the keep in top shape and work as the go:d sailed into the cage, was picked up. but he’s filling out property on Olcott Street. Rand is Depot St. House Dr. Niles Dr. Tam Rd. “I don’t care if you’re a 40-goal ford. The Jets replied with five ryone was backing up. We’ve lost Patrol Leaders, T.J. Allen, Tim Bamwood Rd. Diane Dr. Huckleberry Rd. turning point for us has been a together." scorer, I want to know what you’ve drop kicking his omnipre.sent nicely, thanks to his new-found there from noon to I p.m. eachday. Bell St. Norwood St. Terry Rd unanswered goals — the first a our confidence” Laubacher, Mark Longchamps Dover Rd. Hunter Rd. Nutmeg Dr. better attitude and a better bal­ As for tournament hopes, Soucy clipboard appetitie and regular meals. Or he can be reached by calling the Bette Dr. Downey Dr. Thayer Rd. done for the Jets lately," Long said shorthanded tally by Smail — to Evans denied the Whalers gave and Chris Zadnik; Assistant Patrol Hyde St. Olcott St. West Thomas Dr. ance," he added. says Cheney’s chances depend on after the trio powered Winnipeg to establish a lead they never the Jets too much room to skate. Morrone had plenty to say later, Wendy, the featured pet two pound, 643-6642 or. by calling the Bidwell St. Dugan's Alley Jarvis Rd. too "When the b:dl goes into the Leaders, Robbie Guliano. Paul Birch Mt. Rd. O'Leary Dr. Thompson Rd. Balance has definitely been the which clubs it's matched up an 8-4 win over the Hartford weeks ago, is still patiently waiting police department. 646-45SS. Duncan Rd. Joyce St. Overland St. relinquished. "We’re supposed to be a good Huntington. Steve Maheux and Jed Blue Ridge Dr. Edison Rd. Timber Trail Beavers main strength. Leaders against in the early rounds. box, players jostled for position. for someone to adopt her. She’s the There is a $5 charge to adopt a Judith Dr. Packard St. Timrod Rd. Whalers. Robert Picard, Randy Carlyle, skating team, too," he said. "1 Stansfield. Members of the Cere­ Bluefield Dr. Englewood Dr. Keeney St. like Dave Harmon and Ba Pho We’ve heard that before. “The Steen line had a big night And Andy reacts. He was wrong to one that holds one ear up and lets dog. to make the transaction legal. Bobby La. Pascal La. Tonica Spring Tr. Steen, and Morris Lukowich added don’t think we need more muscle. monial Team are Rich Naab, Steve Falknor Dr, Kimberly Dr. Phyllis Rd. tonight. I think those guys comple­ react as he did," the coach did the other flop over. The new owner must also have the Briarwood Dr. Farm Dr. Trebbe Dr. the other four Winnipeg goals We just have to finish our checks." Patarini, Ray Memery and Paul Kingswood Dr. Plano PI. Tuck Rd. ment each other better than any before Turgeon responded with his Steen and Small scored again for admit "(Hut) in 18 games I’ve Sandy, last week’s featured pet. dog licensed. Huntington. Bridge St. Fern St. Lamplighter Dr. never seen a call like that against :i Bush Hill Rd. Portland St. Valley View Dr. other line in the National Hockey second score of the night. the Jets in the third peiod, while Flint Dr. Ledgecrest Ter. Preston Dr. goalkeeper. He literally gavethem Camp Meeting Rd. Frances Dr. Village St. Buckley, Starling League.” "When those (Hartford) goals Chris Kotsopoulos replied for Leland Dr. Primer Rd. Carol Dr. Fulton Rd. Waddell Dr. the game” Social Security Lewis St. Prospect St. Warren St. Billed as a third line, the went in I thought we were going to Hartford. Carriage Dr. Garden Grove Rd. Line St. Morrone’s contention is that the Carter St. Rogers PI. Wetherell St. threesome utilized their free­ have a horrible night.’’ Long said. The Jets improved their record Gardner St. Linwood Dr. Salem Rd. goalie should be protected In ease Carter St. West Gardner St. West Wedgewood Dr. wheeling style to collect 12 points "But 1 think it showed a lot of to .3-2-0. while the Whalers are now Litchfield St. Server St. Whitney Rd. go separate ways between them. of contact. Carver La. Garnet Rd. Lookout Mt. Rd. character the way we came back ” 4-3-1. Case Dr. Shallowbrook La Wilfred Rd "That’s a tainted goal :is far as Glen Rd. Love La. Sharon Dr. "We had a lot of room in the It was the second loss for Hartford resumes its four-game Get any new employee’s card Chalmers St. Glendale Rd. Winthrop Rd. HARTFORD - Mac Buckley was disgusted with what he second and third periods," s:ud I’m concerned. And that referee. Maxwell St. So. Farms Dr. Woodside St. Hartford in as many nights, after load trip Saturday night in Minne­ Chester Dr. Hackmatack St. Mayfield Dr. has become former manager and thought was unfare blame for Lundholm. who notched his second winning four games and tying one sota and is in Chicago Sunday. Art Hamm, as far as I’m eon QUESTION: I’ve just started a memory. Cobb Hill Rd. So. Main St. Wyneding Hill Rd. Starling’s defeats. cerned swallows the whistle most small business and will soon have opinion. Will Medicare pay for Harding St. Middle Tpke. West Spencer St. trainer of welterweight contender In addition, always record his or that? Comstock Rd. Harvest La. (Broad St to E.H. Spring St. Marlon Starling as the pair have One promoter reportedly inter­ of the time, except then. ” to hire my first employee. What her home address. If your em­ broke off ties, it has been con­ ested in Starling is Carmen Castel­ Hamm and his partner. Al Cece, information .should I get from him? ployee has never had a card or has , ROUTE #3 firmed. Buckley, who guided Sta­ lano of New York City, who had to be escorted from the field by lost it, he or she should get in touch The Streets Listed Below Are Scheduled For The Week to November 13, 1984 rling to a pair of world title fights claimed that he had fights lined up UConn security |x-rsonnel. ANSWER: Ask to see your new ANSWER: Yes. Because even with any Social Security office to minor surgery involves some risk, Academy St. Cromwell Rd. against Donald Curry, has disasso­ for Starling against title- Pressure: ‘urgent demands’ Providence coach Hill Doyle also employee’s Social Security card. Highland St. Town Line) Robert Rd. C apply for one. Agnes Dr. Dale Rd Highwood Dr. ciated himself from the boxer’s contending competition. didn’t think much of the i ull. but Record the name and Social it’s always advisable to get a Mountain Rd. St. Paul Dr. second opinion as to its necessity. Adelaide Rd. Drescher Rd. Hillside St. Munroe St. corner. And contract. One group that is not interested Pressure. for another rea.son He called it Security number exactly as they Alice Dr. Earl St. Hilltop Dr. Scarborough Rd. QUESTION: My doctor has told Medicare will help pay for a second New Bolton Rd. Somerset Dr. Starling now controls his own in Starling is the Hartford-based Webster defines it as “a pressing or being "gutless” He felt a penalty kick are shown on the card. Don’t rely rne I need surgery for my condi­ Arcellia Dr. East Eldridge St Indian Dr. Nye St. opinion in the same way it pays for Ardmore Rd. East Maple St. Steep Hollow La. fate — in regards to finding new Monitor Productions, which will pressed; a state of distress: urgent demands." should have b»-en called right merely on the employee’s tion. I would like to have a second Jean Rd. Oak Grove St. Stephen St. other services by doctors. Asylum St. Eastland St. Jensen St. Overlook Dr. backers and hiring a new manager represent several 1984 U.S. Olym­ That’s what Manchester High boys’ soccer has away. "That’s the s«*cond time this Autumn St. Sycamore La. Thoughts Elsie Dr. Jordt St. Parker St. (Porter SI. and trainer. Buckley reportedly pic boxing champions. faced all year. has happened this year. He |M-nal Arnott Rd. Elwood Rd. Taylor St, Kensington St. to Woodbridge St.) Vernon St. The Indians will be faced with further izes the kid but not enough All I Ashworth St. Ext. Eva Dr, Knoilwood Rd. Patriot La. ApLENty Bliss St. Vernon St. West ’pressure’ Friday when they travel to Willimantic want is them to make the call II Public Records Farmington St. Lake St. Pilgrim La. View St. to face Windham High in a test between the top .soccer is going to grow here, the Boulder Rd. Ferguson Rd. Lancaster Rd. Pitkin St. Len Auster T Walker St. Bolton Center Rd. Finley St. Ludlow Rd. two clubs in the Central Connecticut Conference officiating has to ix- consistent." Plaza Dr. Waranoke Rd. Gwynn only Padre Sports Editor Warranty deeds Olga A. Scheel to Manchester Buckingham St. Franklin St. Lydall SI. (Vernon St Plymouth La. Eastern Division. Doyle said in a slight Irish accent Tomko, property in Buckland Butternut Rd. Garth Rd. to Bolton Town Line) Welcome PI. Michael Welsh to Lisa A. Chit- Memorial Hospital, property on Industrial Park on Chapel Road. Porter St. Wellington Rd, Manchester sits atop the division at 10-0-2 for 22 UConn appeared sluggish in the tick. Unit D. The Ridgefield Byron Rd. Gerard St. Lynch Dr. Putnam St. points (two points for a win, one for a tie) while first half. It was aroused in the Russell Street, $110,000. Candlewood Dr. Goodwin St., Marion Dr. Wellman Rd. Condominium. $61,000. Radding St. Westland SI. Windham is second at 8-0-4 for 20 points. second half, pep|MTing the Provi Kosta and Steffie Berzenski to Llatii released Cobum Rd. Grandview St. Marshall Rd. Raymond Rd. named to NL team Roger and Martha DiTarandoto Frank and Martha Berk, 29 Kerry Cole St. Greenhill St. Meadow La. Westminster Rd. guns to operate with. Midfielders Dave Kelly and dence goal urea, hut couldn’t find Electric Boat Community Fed­ Richard Rd. Wyllys St. James and Claudia Monaco, prop­ St., $21,500, Cook St. Greenwood Dr. Middle Tpke. East Ridgefield SI. MANCHESTER AT THE outset of the year was Brad Pelligrinclli were absent from that game. the net for the fifth time in 18 eral Credit Union releases lien Cone St. (Woodbridge SI. to Bv Fred Down Catcher: Gary Carter, Montreal erties on Walnut Street, $210,000. against property of Raymond Hickory La. Riverside Dr. DPI Sports Writer (19). Tony Pena, Pittsburgh (3), comparable to the plight of umpires. It was "Having David and Brad and the others back will games this year "We trh’d to James and Claudia Monaco to Lebro and Anthony Urbanetti to supposed to be perfect — and then get better. help.” McCarthy said. search for iieople who could do the Blanchard & Rossetto Construc­ Shaw. Jody Davis. Chicago (2). Bob Rogci and Martha DiTarando, Connecticut National Bank re­ ROUTE #4 NEW YORK — San Diego’s Tony Brenly, San Francisco (2). There was general talk that the Silk Towners Among the others is senior co-captain Eric job the second h;ilf We tried to properties on Walnut Street, tion Inc., property in Manchester, The Streeto Listed Below Are Scheduled For the would, or should, walk through the new league move |M-ople around and tried to $16,000. leases lien against property of Week of November 19,1984 Gwynn, the slap- hitting league IB: Keith Hernandez, New York Wallert. He’s been out since the second game of $160,000. Raymond Shaw. Alpine St. Castle Rd. batting champion, was the only with the greatest of ease. the season. Sept. 15, with ligament damage in his keep them fresh, ” Morrone said French Rd. Liberty SI. Seymour St. (25) , Leon Durham, Chicago (1). Robert C. Dennison to Robert Alton St. Center St. Grant Rd. Manchester coach Bill McCarthy, for one, knee. He’s ready for action now, although he "But their sweeper (Martin John and Elizabeth Shaw to Alton St. So. Little SI. Sterling PI. member of the pennant-winning 2B: Ryne Sandberg, Chicago and Joann E. Tbulin, property on Robert and Kathryn Winters, Attachments released Chambers St. Guard St. Lockwood St. Padres named Wednesday to the (26) . doesn’t feel that is particularly correct. Being the won't return to his normal sweeperback position. Hayes) did a good job ;ind their Anderson St. Columbus St. Hartiand Rd. Strickland St. goalie (JiM'Creh:in| did his job. He Carter Street, $47,000 (based on st. Lodge Dr. Strong St, National League’s UPI 1984 All- favorite all the time is not easy. "This way, there He’ll start off at a wing up front. "1 feel it’s belter property on Bolton Center Road Electric Boat Community Fed­ Armory Congress St. Hawthorne St. SS: Ozzie Smith. St. Louis (20), conveyance tax.) $81,000 (based on conveyance tax). eral Credit Union releases attach­ Ashland St. Middle Tpke. West Tower Rd. Star team. Craig Reynolds, Houston (3), was no room for the kids to enjoy the games and to let him start playing without the pressure of didn’t have to make any great Clock Tower Mill Associates to Coventry St. Hawthorne St. So. (Broad to Main St.) have room for a bad day,” McCarthy cited. savi-s” ment against property of Ray­ Bates Rd. Crescent St. Haynes St. Newman SI. ’Turnbull Rd. Gwynn, who batted .351 with five Garry Templeton, San Diego (2). having to play defense," McCarthy .said. Clock Tower Mill Limited Partner­ Quitclaim deadt mond Shaw. Bigelow St. Durant St. Hemlock St. Oliver Rd. Trotter St. homers and 71 RBI. was a "You’re supposed to win by a pretty decent Again that word — pre.ssure — comes up "Joe’s not a spectacular goal- Bolton Rd. Valley St. Hubie Brooks, New York (1) 1. ship, property on Forest and Elm Keith and Georgina Johnston to Duval St. Hoffman Rd. Orchard St. unanimous choice of all 26 baseball 3B: Mike Schmidt, Philadelphia margin (each time out). No, I don’t think that is k<-eper He is a bread and butter Streets, $1. Brent Rd. Edgerton PI. Homestead St. Windemere St. fair.” keeper who just does the job,"_ Murray and Cecelia Johnston, 93 Broad St. Oxford St, Winter St. reporters who participated in the (24), Ron Cey, Chicago (2). HOW DOES McCa r t h y .see the Windham Dale and Ann Sheets to Theodore Edgerton St. Horton Rd. Penn Rd. But that's what Manchester faced in '84. It no Doyle said. Plymouth Lane. Butler Rd. Essex St. (Center to Valley St.) balloting, ^ c o n d baseman Ryne OF: Tony Gwynn, San Diego game? and Katherine Bade, unit 292C, Irving St. Rosemary PI. Woodhill Rd. longer had to face the Halls, Wethersfields and Connecticut had about eight Cambridge St. Evergreen Rd. Joseph SI. Sandberg of the Eastern Division (26). Dale Murphy, Atlanta (22). "It’s a game we’ll have to play our best to win,” Hillview Condominium, $51,500. Laura D. Robb to Donald and VOTE Carroll Rd. Russell SI. Simsburys of the world. Those clubs were being he says. chances in the second half but were Laura Robb, 44 Morse Road. Frederick Rd. Knox St. Schaller Rd. champion Chicago Cubs was the Jose Cruz, Houston (13), Tim Andrew Ansaldi and Andrew other unanimous selection. Raines, Montreal (8), Jeff Leo­ replaced by the likes of South Windsor, Rockville There are those who say Manchester will be either wide with the drives or sent Ansaldi Jr„ to William and Paula James A. Tomko to Thomas A. MERCIER Joining Gwynn in the outfield are nard, San Francisco (2), Gary and Hartford Public. hurt come state tournament time because of the harmless shots on goal. Crehan Leone, 62 Kingswood Drive, Tomko, property on Green Road. STATE REP Dale Murphy of the Atlanta Braves Matthews, Chicago (2), C. t>avis, The_ opinions voiced have hurt, McCarthy competition it faced during the regular .season only had to make five saves as $149,827 hk Is ti IkniM 11 ’M tmi. L hkl American Legion Dr. Doane St. believes. "Unfortunately, some (of the kids) have Connecticut outshot the Friars Thomas A. Tomko to James A. Hudson St. and Jose Cruz of the Houston San Francisco (2), Darryl Straw­ McCarthy disagrees. "I feel we have faced good Andor Rd. Durkin St. Philip Rd. Astros while catcher Gary Carter berry, New York (1), Leon Dur­ thought the others weren't that goftd and it has competition during the year. I don’t feel we’ll be 19-9 Ansaldi Rd. Huntington St. Pinehlll St. East Center St. Jackson St. of the Montreal Expos, first ham, Chicago (1)1, Lee Lacy, worked in a negative way," the Indian coach hurt. And besides, it’s all relative I feel the kids UConn’s best bid was in th«- first Ashworth St. Eldridge St. Princeton St, explained. “It has put the conference in a bad half with 8:20 remaining. Matt Auburn Rd. EIro St. Johnson Terr. Purnell PI. baseman Keith Hernandez of the Pittsburgh (1). will ri.se to the occasion. They rose to the occasion 2 OF MANCHESTER Avondale Rd. Florence St. Kane Rd. Robin Rd. New York Mets, shortstop Ozzie Starting pitchers: Rick Sutcliffe, light. But Rockville, South Windsor and Windham early in the year to play Wethersfield and I’m Addington on the left wing sent a Battista Rd. Flower St. Knighton St. School St. have decent programs,” he insisted. "To write confident the kids will rise to the occasion (in the cro.ss U) the left of the box which CALDOR SHOPPING PLAZA Lenox St. Smith of the St. Louis Cardinals Chicago (24), Dwight Gooden, New Benton St. Ford SI. Sherwood Cir. and third baseman Mike Schmidt York (15), Joaquin Andujar, St. them off kind of slams thems." tournament)." E.J. Raftery blasted at goal OPEN MON.-FRI. 10-9 Berkley St. Foster St. Ulley St. Spruce St McCarthy believes more than anything else, Crehan got a hand on it with the Birch St. Glenwood St. Lindman St. Starkweather St. of the Philadelphia Phillies were Louis (4), Steve Carlton, Philadel­ B K SAT. 10-8 7 ^ Bissell St. Lyndale St. the other infielders. phia (3), Bob Knepper, Houston traditional match-ups have been missed. "What AND MAYBE THEY can play in the ■ ball ricocheting off the inside of tlH‘ ' k*oe*e»Cc»T3 Green Rd. Strani SI. rvws Bond St. Grove St. Madison St. Summit SI. Cy Young Award winner Rick (2), Mario Soto, Cincinnati (2). this year is is a new experience. You have to get tournament without the added burden of having crossbar. The ball came out to SUN. 12-5 Bowers St. Main St. used to the new schools and you have to give it to win. Greg Barger and his header al.so Hamlin St. Maple St. Tanner St. Sutcliffe of the Cubs and rookie Fernando Valenzuela, Los Angeles Bralnard PI. Hannaway St. Teresa Rd, strikeout sensation Dwight Gooden (1). Mark Thurmond, San Diego time," he states. Remember, defending state champ Ridgefield, deflected off the cro.ssbar Branford St. Harlan St. Middle Tpke East Vine St. (Main to Woodbridge St.) of the Mets were chosen as the (1). who showed Manchester a trick or two in the Morrone saw the loss, the third Brookfield St. Harrison St. Virginia Rd. PRESSURE. Charles Dr. Norman St. starting pitchers and Bruce Sutter Relief pitchers: Bruce Sutter, St. Class LL finals, has everybody back from a year suffered against New Fingland 5 Harvard Rd. Wadsworth St. Charter Oak St North Elm St. Louis (23). Jesse Orosco, New Manchester was outplayed the first time by ago. opixinents - y the first time that’s Hawley St. Oak SI. Wadsworth St. Ext. of the Cardinals was selected as Clifton St. Hazel SI. Washington St. the relief pitcher. York (2), Dwight Gooden, New Windham at Memorial Field but salvaged a 0-0 They should win it. happenedOerUConn since 1977 — as Clinton St. Oakwood Rd. tie. This time, though, it will have some more damaging in regards to being Henry St. Pearl St. Wellesley St. The voting: York (1). Everyone knows that. Cottage St. Holl St. Wells St. invited to [xist-season play in the Delmoni St. Perrett PI. Hollister St. Phelps Rd. White St. region. "Of course it hurts,” he William St. insisted. "Our backs are against HARVEY’S ROUTE #6 the walls (a refrain heard a year The StrMto LIslacI Below Are Pats’ Sullivan upset at Meyer’s firing of Rust Scheduled For the Week of December ago when the Huskies were invited Alexander St. Deepwood Dr. 3, 1984 and made the Final Four for a third Ann SI. Griswold St. Middlefleld St. diately hired a private jet to fly Deerfield Dr. Hall St. Roosevelt St. FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) - Pat Sidwell served with Meyer on coaching staffs over the past II Meyer said the decision was his straight time). Arch St. Devon Dr. Moore St. Saint James St. Sullivan, general manager of the him to an airport near Sullivan various professional and collegiate years. Bank St. Hartford Rd. Myrtle St. alone, and he informed Rust, "This is the first time as many as Division St. Hathaway La. Saint John St. New England Patriots, is deeply Stadium, according to sources Sullivan and Director of Player Beech St. Dougherty St. New St. Saint Lawrence St. upset with Coach Ron Meyer's quoted in The Boston Globe and seven teams are still in the running Bow St. Henderson Rd. North Fairfield St. Personnel Dick Steinberg on Wed- at this point All are with three or ‘ Dudley SI. High SI. Santina Dr. 'The Boston Herald. decision to fire defensive coordina­ 36-»45reg. *76-»80 Bramblebush Rd. Edmund St. Oak PI. Seaman Cir. ne.sday morning. four losses and we're all bunched” HlllcresI Rd. Bremen Rd. Elm St. Olcott Dr. Short St. tor Rod Rust, published reports The two men met Wednesday Patriots fire Meyer Bruce Rd. Joan Cir. Olcott St. night, but would not comment on ”We are regressing on defense Doyle isn’t .so sure Connecticut Elm Terr. Lakewood Cir. No. Stone St. said today. won’t be there at the end. "I Bunce Dr. Emerson St. OUs St. Summer St. Sullivan was informed after the their discussion. The Herald said. FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) — The firing of Meyer came one rather than progressing and I Lakewood Cir. So. Oval La. wouldn’t discount UConn, ” he WOOL BLAZERS Campfield St. Ensign SI. Laurel PI. Summer SI. Ext. fact of Meyer’s decision Wednes­ Rust (joined the team in Febru­ The New England Patriots day after he dismissed defen­ made the move to further CeSar St. Erie St. Palm SI. Trumbull St. today fired Ron Meyer as head sive coordinator Rod Rust. regre.ssion," Meyeif said.'j .said. ’’Let's face it, it is a Cedarwood Rd. Laurel St. Park SI. day to axe Rust — three days after ary 1983 and under him last season Fairfield St. Lilac SI. Tyler St. the Patriots allowed the third coach of the New England Meyer was embroiled in a scramble We may not make it . We A LOVELY ASSORTMENT OF Chestnut St. Fairview St. Perkins St. Victoria Rd. the team gave up 552 yards to the He said there had been no cla.sh Church' St. Lincoln St. Pine St. fewest points in the NFL. Patriots and named Raymond quarrel with some players still have five tough games in New Femdale Dr. Linden St. Waddell Rd. Miami Dolphins. Rust will be between Rust or other coaches, England." TWEED. 100% WOOL BLAZERS Cooper St. Foley St, Pioneer Cir. Walnut St. replaced by linebacker coach The 552 yards, given up in Berry as his replacement. earlier this season and had Cooper Hill St. LInnmore Dr. Pleasant SI. The team scheduled a news benched several veterans. and noted Rust’s "loyalty, dedica­ Connecticut goes outside of New Forest St. Locust St. West St. Steve Sid well. Sunday's 44-24 home loss to the tion and hard work” Coniell St. Foxcroft Dr. Proctor Rd. West Center St. conference at 11:30 a m. edt Berry, a member of the NFL England for its next opponent, FULLY LINED. SIZES 616 Courtland St. Lorraine Rd. Ralph Rd. Sullivan, who was in New Dolphins, was the most given up by Galaxy Rd. Lucian SI. Westwood SI. Orleans for the NFL owners a Patriots team. The Patriots’ today at Sullivan Stadium to Hall of Fame, had been an But he said the defense was hosting Penn State Sunday at 2 Crestwood Dr. Garden St. Redwood Rd. Winter St. (Center to Lyness St. Ridge St. meetings, reportedly was so upset ‘‘defense this season is ranked 23rd make the official assistant on the Patriots coach­ being structured in ”a totallIlly o’clock. It wraps up the regular Cross St. Gorman PI McKee St. Chestnut St.) announcement. ing staff. season Wednesday and next Sun­ Debbie Dr. Goslee Dr. Ridgewood St. he canceled a reservation on a of the NFL's 28 teams and 11th in different way than I want:ed McKinley St. defensive football to be played day at home against Brown and commercial flight and imme­ the AFC’s 14 teams. Rutgers / 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Oct 25, 1984 MANCHESTER HFRALD. Thursday. Oit 25. 1984 - 17 NHL roundup Scoreboard Free agency list Sports In Brief Hedlund leads Maine booters Jets8,Whalers4 NFL statistics continues to grow Leafs cash in behind Deriago agent market for the third time. He ORONO, Me. — Jay Hedlund, a 1983 graduate of Manchester NATtONALraOTBALLCONKRENCE NEW YORK (UPI) - Four more This is just itnother example of the Hockey Scholastic originally signed a six-year, $2.85 High, is leading scorer on the University of Maine soccer team. By Lisa Harris ScsHm players, including nine-time All- officials catching the little ones • ••••••••••••••••••••• , •••••••••••••••••••••• TeiHMAinw Mnmirccrifplt million contract as a free agent Hedlund has scored six goals to go along with four assists to UPI Sports Writer Star outfielder Fred Lynn, filed for and missing the big ones. By (unas9lit0d),2:2S.2,Hartford,Crawfords Rloglns, Wojh » 9 0 0 54 with the San Diego Padres in 1977 lead the Black Bea rs, who were 7-7 after 14 games. Hedlund has a free agency Wednesday, bringing penalizing Sittler (the offici;il) NHLstsndIngs ^0^ ' wKS: HHno cross country to 44 the number of players who after playing out his option with the pair of game-winning goals, scoring the decider in a 2-1 win over The Toronto Maple Leafs and Thomas College and 1-0 triumph over Bowdoin. Detroit Red Wings Wednesday added insult to injury ” have opted for the Nov. 8 re-entry Chicago White Sox. However, he Sittler was taken to Toronto’s xs i sl i m u lasted only one season with the Hedlund won his varsity letter a year ago as a freshman, night presented' a study of con­ "sissi'M? U*''^ crositown Bennet Junior High, 24-37. Mlteh9ll,S;. X SfL, 6 4 0 0 36 draft. Wellesley Hospital where he will playing in 16 games and picking up two assists. trasts — diamonds in the rough and * ^ T Ph. OF OA Hor, 14 ^ ; & jl« , B ennet'i Rob Shetfel nipped lllln g 's Ppyfon, Chi 6 6 0 0 36 Outfielder Oscar Gamble, relief Padres before being traded to the remain until doctors determine SX. 5 ? ? ’2 S S PP^Oi- Hf-- SeanTolondottheflnlshllne.butllllng Rlgg*. Atl 5 S 0 0 36 pitcher Tug McGraw and relief Texas Rangers. porcelain. milodelphio f ? S JS •°P*‘ *•’* lumbers four through fen {..Thompson, Def 5 0 5 0 36 The Maple Leafs continued to w hether plastic su rgery is New Jersey 3 3 0 6 24 23 (Smoll* PICQrd)< 4.S3. 7, Wlnft(peo> sooti Chris Chnoel of Bennet mios KICkliw ad4 ki Bis pitcher Don Aase joined Lynn in The New York Yankees acquired Washington 2 2 2 6 22 21 Lukowich 1 (MocLeon, Bobvch), 6:51.1, ‘-"'•n f-"< 10:32 tor 1.75 McFodden, Phil IJ-13 16-19 49 61 agency with the Players the 1979 season and he spent four Deriago, who s c o r^ a hat trick to fL Pittsburgh ,. 2 < 0 * *> miles, 2, Tolond (I), 3. Chapel (B ), 4. Mosley, Wash 2S-K 12-15 42 61 GLASTONBURY — Irene and Bill MacMullen of Manchester otherwise 1 would have got a Association. seasons with the Yankees before spark Toronto’s 6-1 triumph over **>"« Dl»'*'*n . „ ,, Shown Brophv (I), 5. Mike Tovlor (I), 0;Dpnoghw, StL 26-30 11-19 52 41 'h'on the $300 top prize at the Harry Peters Mixed Doubles duckpin penalty." Korn said. “ I don’t i i 1 2 S it 10 « - Steve August (I), 7. Dona Oleterle Septlen, Doll 16-16 15-17 52 61 The remaining eligible players playing out his option again. When the Red Wings. bowling tournament held Oct. 19-21 at Glastonbury Bowl. intentionally try to hurt anyone. 121 2 1?' •- Todd LIscomb (I), 9. LoMor Stenerud, Min 1615 15-14 54 » have until midnight Oct. 29 to there were few takers for the Meanwhile, Detroit will have to 1 2 2 ! S » w 22 2J2' 1 n TumeniMO. jerry Homs m. PonillB She had a four-game total of 600 and he had a total of 589 and wait to reep dividends from its new It’s unfortunate, hut it was a clean Quebec 3 4 0 6 30 30 WInnIpeOr Steen 3 (Lundholnir Sn>on)« attCBms net wBetdlnt declare. 34-year- old left-handed hitter, he hit.” Boston 3 4 0 6 20 27 7:58. 12,Wlnnlpea,Smail3(Steen,Kyte), iin__ Montano, SF 200 127 63.51647 12 3 Lynn, who has concluded a re- signed a one-year contract with along with their handicap of 87 pins had a gross of 1276, three pins large investment. Darryl Sittler, Campbell Conference 17:14. Penalties—Cote, Hor, melor, lllinfl SOCCSr Lomox, StL 264 160 60*6 236615 5 better than Kim Robustelli of Danbury and Tommy Lynch of NorrbDivision 12:49; Boschmon, Win. molor, 12:49. _ " ^ . Keitw* Rorm 114 63 B3 M 6 1 four-year, $5.25 million contract the Yankees last season for who recently reported to the Red Black Hawks 9, Canucks 3 W L T Pfs. OF GA The llling Junior High soccer team n__i2|„ “R? jiJ m MsiScin i with the California Angels, is the $500,000. Although used sparingly West Haven. Wings after being acquired in a Chicago 4 3 0 8 36 30 Shots on goal—Hartford 9-7-6— was blanked by the South Windsor Brtkwsk' An 206 lS 66*3 1 ^ 1 0 6 At Chicago. Bchn Wilson scored fifth Type A free agent to join the by manager Yogi Berra, Gamble trade with Philadelphia Oct. 10, St. Louis 3 3 0 4 22 20 22. Winnipeg 17-910-34. freshmon ,*O u ^ , 5-0. Scott M « o y , Ttwnnn, Ws « 4 i S 57*5 13 6 a pair of goals ;is the Black Hawks Toronto 3 4 0 4 20 30 <^ry Stoltenberg and Rich Boyle 'JJ* ^ I list. If a team loses a Type A did manage to hit 10 homers in only went down with a fractured handed V;ii)couver its sixth Minnesota 2 5 0 4 21 29 Goalies—Hartford, Weeks. Win- Played well tor lling, now ^-2. The ^ Js S-q i S 7 7 player, it will be allowed to pick a 125 at-bats. Perrone still leads UMass cheekbone. Detroit 2 5 0 4 26 37 nioeg, Behrend. A—unavollable. lllin g lunlor varsity team beotTollond, niekev G B 212 126 99 5 1^ 1 0 12 straight loss Chicago scored three player from a special draft p()ol as Deriago and Rick Vaive, now the Smynie Division 5-1. IIIIng'snextgameIsFrIdavogalnst mi m i 2 « 2 i m i o 6 AMHERST, Ma. — Sophomore linebacker Vito Perrone of goals in each period. McGraw. 40, is trying the free- Leafs’ captain, came to Toronto in CotoSJ’*'"’ 9 2 0 10 15 BlaCkHaWksO.CanUCkaS Webb school m Wemerstleld. Kramr, Mnn 217 113 53!l 1556 6 6 compensation. A player's rating is Manchester still leads the UMass football team in defensive SSSfElL 5 ? S '2 U S mmmmmmmrnmmtmmmmmmmmmmm Hogebm, Dll 264 148 56.1 1819 4 8 1980 from Vancouver for Tiger Winnipeg ? ? ® i S S ___ __ ••PPPPPPPaagPbbabgPbPP 47.01149 6 11 based on his performance over the agent market for the second time. statistics. Bruins 4, Blues 1 last two seasons. McGraw, who began his career Williams and Jerry Butler, and, Vancouver 1 7 0 2 a 52 Vancouver 0 3 0—3 _ Rating hosed on pct comp, ogg yd s , Perrone has 64 prim ary tackles and 37 secondary tackles for a Los Angeles 0 5 2 2 20 34 Chicago 3J3--9 P f l l O n r i n r p d L M /b d U n t Other Type A free agents on the with the New York Mets, was a free respectively, went on to become At St. Uniis. Ken Linseman total of 100. He has caused three fumbles and a pair of Wednesday's Results First period—1, Chicago, Yaremchuki V u U l d l U U r P tm Receivers list are pitcher Rick Sutcliffe, agent in 1980 after playing out his perennial 30-and 50-goal-scorers, registered two go;ils and goal- New Jersey 5, Pittsburgh 2 (unosslsted), 3:27. 2, Chicago, Savard 3 Receptions no yds avg M quarterback sacks. although an injured Deriago tender Pete Peeters h;td ;i shutout Toronto 6, Detroit 1 (Larmer,B.Murray),14:18.3,Chlcago,B. aaaaaapaaappppppppaapp Monk, Wash 49 744 15.2 4 relief pitcher Bruce Sutter, desig­ option with the Philadelphia Phil­ Boston 4, St. Louis 1 Wilson 2 (Ludzik, Dupont), 14:54. Green. StL 40 892 22 3 8 UMass is 2-3 overall, 0-2 in the Yankee Conference, and is at slumped last year. spoiled late in the game. With 2 nated hitter Andre Thornton and lies. However, he chose to remain Boston leading 3-0. Jim Travese Winnipeg8, Hartford4 Penalties—Larmer, Chi, 1:56, Daig- TODAY J.Jones, Det 39 277 7*1 2 infielder Jim Gantner. with Philadelphia and signed a Boston University Saturday at Nickerson Field. As a line, Deriago, Vaive and Chicago 9, Vancouver3 neault. Von, 2:45; B. Wilson, Chi, 8:26; Soccer Wilder, TB 37 350 9 5 0 John Anderson scored eight points scored with 5:.59 left when he Edmonton 3, Woshlngton 3 (OT) Martin, Van, 11:26; Delorme, Van, Bolton at RHAM (g irls), 3:15 Lofton, GB 36 827 23 0 4 The 32-year-old Lynn, a former four-year, $1.65 million contract. Wednesday to snap Toronto’s deflected the puck under Peeters’ Thursdoy's Gomes doublemalor. 11:26; Secord.Chl,double- Cromwell at Coventry (girls), 3:15 Co^le, Dali 35 429 12*3 2 American League Most Valuable McGraw, though, does not have as (All Times EOT) molor, 11:26; B. Wilson, Chi, 17:29, C rosscountry C ra ig 'S F B 354 101 2 four-game losing streak. pads. Player (1975) and batting cham- much value as he once did and Giammalva, Garrison in upset UPI photo BuffalootMontreal,7:35p.m. Sundstrom, Van,18:45. Manchester boys and girls at CCC Corter, TB 34 441 13 0 4 "It feels good to get rolling N.Y. ROToe^ot New JerMv, 7:35p.m. East Division championship (W ick- Spognola, Phil 34 322 9!s 1 'pion (1979), has been crippled by pitched only 38 innings last season, HOUSTON — Sammy Giammalva says the richest doubles again, but I don’t think there was Devils 5, Penguins 2 St. Loulsot Philadelphia,7:35p.m. Second period—4, Vancouver. Sund- ham P ark), 3:30 L.Thompson. Det 33 497 IS) 6 injuries the past two seasons and is compiling a 2-0 record with no Boston’s Ken Linseman grabs ahold of St. Louis' Doug WoshlnatonatCalgary,9:35p.m. strom3(Sm vl),1:03.5,Vancouver,Tontl7 East Cathollc/Shepaug Volley at House, TB 33 472 143 2 event in tennis is all the incentive he needed in teaming with Zina any doubt that we would start to not the player he used to be. saves and a 3.79 ERA. At Pittsburgh. Don lA-ver back- ' ___ Friday’s (Tomes (Petit, Lupull, 2:18. 6, Chicago, Avon (girls), 3:30 Montgomery, Phil 33 263 8 6 0 Garrison to upset heavily favored Wendy Turnbull and John click eventually,” Deriago said. Wickenheiser during battle for the puck to the side of Buffalo at (jetrolt, night Larmor 2 (Secord, (Tupont). 5:17. 7, Cheney Tech ot COC Meet (at Sims, Det 31 239 7 7 0 However, he still hit .271 with 23 Aase. a 30-year-old right­ handed the puck behind Pilt.sburgh. Toronto at Quebec, night Chicago, Secord 2 (D. Wilson, Sovard), Portland G olf Club), 3:30 Ballev Atl n M i 104 4 Lloyd. " I t ’s a good confidence builder, but Bruins' goalie Pete Peeters in first period play. Bruins home runs and 79 RBI this season hander. returned to action in 1984 goaltender Michel Dion late in the Los Angeles at Edmonton, night 14:56. 8, Chicago, B. Wilson 3 (T. TlllevV StL n MR 143 1 Giammalva and Garrison rallied to turn back the No. 2 seeds in the real credit goes to John and and has averaged .281 with 22 won, 4-1. second period to hre:ik - Tony Pena, Pittsburgh (3), Jody « i IS 2 1 1 ? S I But Wednesday Dallas coach Kram er, who sprained his shoulder last Sunday in a loss to over travel arrangements for a Municipal Courl Judge Bussell Larson. Det. 4:54; Gavin, Tor, 6:31; Davis, Chicogo (2), Bob Brenly, Son Alice Poullot 180-475, Morlonne Co- sSSTiSII' S h ;. lie »S l iJ ? 1 whether he can throw the ball or the Manchester Community Col­ into the upper left corner for the Tom Landry reversed himself, Detroit. horse, Bostrom decide the charge Aubry, Det. 10:07; Salmlng, Tor, 13:B, Froncisco (2). poblonco W476, Morgaret BlreHe MMd^mwv Phii !■» m ISw ? not. There is no use making the lege soccer team nipped visiting winning tally. Volve, Tor, 19:B. . 178^78, Cindy Brown 185-480, Melissa U K lS S i '2? S 2 1 saying White would receive the Manning, a 14-year veteran, had X-rays taken of his sore back Martin, now scouting for the Bostrom he;ird evidence in decision until you know what your Mitchell College. 1-0, at Cougar "We played a very composed Second period—2, Detroit, Boldirev 5 'B : Keith Hernandez, New York (25), Dudek 494, Nora Moyo 180. iS S i S I 2? 5 first snap when the Cowboys host after Wednesday’s practice and then had cortisone shots to Yankees and several other the case, then ruled the incident (Larson, D uguay), 1:41. 3, To- Lran Durham,Chicago (1). cS S S bId' m S I t Sm J options are." Field Wednesday. and opportunistic game today." ronto, Derlogo 2 (Anderson, Nviund). 2B: ^neSandberg,Chicago (26). T b R T ltfa la r t CompboU, Hou-NO 113 364 3.2 22 4 the Indianapolis Colts Sunday. relieve the pain. clubs, was arrested April 13 occurred in a priv;iteloc;ilion 6:05. 4, Toronto, Courtnall 1 (Nviund, „ SS: Ozzle Smith, St. Louis (20), Craig lOb luidlB (8 Punt mg Landry had used Hogeboom’s The win boosts the Cougars to stated Cougar coach Dave Farrell. after Corona del Mar residents the "enclosed p;itio” of a The Cowboys are tied for first in injury as an excuse to delay 4-7-1, while Mitchell drops to 4-10-0. "A pair of injuries left us with but the NFC East with a 5-3 record, but complained of loud arguing. Corona del Mar home not in :i Me'.^>i^erU??5?g:P^>>.... Jenkins, Det 15 319 21.3 32 0 out for Manchester High’s voliey- Soccer Higgins 3 (Bridgman), 8:36. 3, New I rU lla d d lO llS ••••••nnnggboggg Anderson, Minn 15 318 21.2 41 0 Alii in lop-sided decision ball team. The Indians, who at one Castellano had it 8-2 and John Bramble weighed a c;ireer-high Jersey, Verbeek 3 (PIchette, Lever), ^ ^ _ a o - ■ ■ Morton, TB 23 478 20.8 30 0 time needed to win just one match Bolton wins Stewart 7-2-1, 138 while Curet weighed 13B'/i. •••••••ooooooooooooooo FO O lbC lII O.Hlll, Rams l) 220 X.7 40 o Bramble, who was born in the PIchette, NJ, 13:15; Buskos, Pit, 16:29. o W I E / M B S Nelms, Wash 22 452 X J 36 0 signs new contract Z ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. — Terrence Alii of New York, the out of five remaining to qualify for CROMW ELL — Denise Welch . Cameron, Chi 13 263 X.2 40 0 World Boxing Association’s sixth-ranked lightweight, scored a the state tournament, dropped banged in a rebound off a Tracey Virgin Islands and now lives in Second period—4, Pittsburgh, Shedden * * * * * * * n * * o g g g g g g g g g o g lop-sided 10-round decision Wednesday night over Victor their third straight Wednesday, Rich shot at 13; 30 of the first period Passaic, N.J., pushed his record to 3(Boutette,Buskas),IO:45.5,NewJersey, n iw tin ii AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFER- INGLEWOOD. Calif. (UPI) - reached agreement on salary Babilonia. losing in three sets to homestand­ to spark the Bolton High girls’ 22-1-1. Curet, who lives in Brock­ LSdTla^NJ^Ii^M-'California-Outfielder Fred Lynn and The money wasn’t right, but the CALDWEIL terms a month ago, but the signing ing Windham High, 5-15, 4-15 and soccer team to a 1-0 win over host ton, Mass, and is a stablemate of B8*«,p'it'!'i2?3i?BJit?ttrpiLi7:».'''' * '"*' NFL Standings intweoptio.M g. « job couldn’t be better. Alii, who is from Guyana, raised his record to 24-2-1 while was deiayed over the wording of 7-15. Cromwell High Wednesday. World Boxing Association middle­ " I t ’s not very close to what I Babilonia, a native of Colombia who now fights out of Miami, fell (M o a S e rR rtie tte )*? S l^ ^ ^ ^ X.*"*'' ~ Outfielder Oscar Washington, P itt 6 IB 69 2 incentive clauses. Bolton, now 3-7-2, plays homes­ weight champion Marvin Hagler, OIL INC. ClrSta T lB rS a m o n *^ ^ ^ ^ < 3 ^ b le tiled tor tree ogenev. Amerloon Conforonoo G.BIackwood, Mia 5 134 50 0 wanted, but it’s very good,” Pat to 19-4. fell to 15-4-2. Prnnitirl Pir^S?? fi I si 'n.l!: Philadelphia — Relief pitcher Tug Eost Cherry, KC 5 120 67 0 "It was just a structure and how Manchester is now 8-7, and still tanding RHAM High this 9 9 .9 km p S ^ '^ 01^ B?ickli!/' P lV 'l4° ^ McGrow tiled tor free agency. W L T Pet. PF PA Wilson, Den 4 99 22 0 Riley said Wednesday after he it’s parceled out (for) incentives needs a win in either of its final two afternoon. Bramble opened the fight by aSdenePit* 19-is “ Basketball Miami 8 0 0 l.ooo 267 117 E fW , Den 4 44 24 0 signed a multi-year contract to matches to finish over .500 and landing left jabs to the midsection. per gal. C. O. 0. Boutette, Pit, 19.15. (Jolden State — Waived torword Lewis NY Jets 6 2 0 .750 201 157 JH orrb, Sea 4 B 26 0 and the like,” said Riley. " I t ’s Winless Cromwell, which lost its continue as the coach of the Los Handiey paces Indy Open surprising how many ways there qualify for post-season competi­ 13th straight, was outshot by a 10-7 In the second round, he switched to Angeles Lakers. 6 4 9 -8 8 4 1 are to say the same thing.” INDIANAPOLIS — Bob Handley of Pompano Beach, Fla., took tion for the first time since 1980. count. The Bulldogs’ Jennifer a left- handed stance and rocked Financial terms were not oSSlifs-Nt;;” Jersey, Reset). ^^ansm City - WalvaJ forward Ed Buffalo cLtim” “ JodaonSD M7 XS "?5 S ’? The former University of Ken­ a 42-pin lead over Paul Gibson of O’Fallon, III., after Wednesday Fiano made four saves, while Curet with a straight left to the Minimum requirement revealed. The Indians host crosstown rival Pittsburgh, Dion. A—5J)34. Clippers — Waived forwards Rudy Pittsburgh 4 4 0 .500 155 170 McNeil,' Jets 134 601 4.5 33 4 tucky star played in nine NBA night’s second round of the $125,000 Indianapolis Open. head. Late in second round, Curet East Catholic High Friday at 3:30. Panther keeper Joanne Darling Pricta aublact to Change Driilne it Dliia. 1 Mocklln and Linton Townes and center Clnclnnotl . 2 6 0 .250 132 184 Winder, Den 139 584 4.2 24 2 Riley left the broadcast booth to seasons, including five with the made six. hit Bramble below the belt with a D ru m s 4, UlUBS l Les Croft. Cleveland 1 7 0 .125 102 150 Allen, Ral 145 545 3.8 34 7 lead the Lakers to the NBA finals right hand and referee Larry LALokers-SlgnedcoachPatRllevtoa Houston 0 8 0 .000 103 234 Bell, But 113 439 3.9 22 2 Lakers. He was a member of Los Center halfback Danae Marshall 86O1J00 Qilt. Q M C.0.D the past three seasons. Carin Gocht and Cathy Warwick „ ,,, , multi-year contract. West Pruitt, Clev IB 4B 3.1 14 5 Angeles’ 1971-72 championship AFC cites top players turned in a fine game for Bolton, as Hazzard granted him a 45-second eLhir" _NewY^ —Acquired torword James LA Raiders 7 1 0 .875 215 158 Dickey, Ind 97 427 4.4 B 3 Riley, 38. is the first coach in team. When Paul Westheadwas played well for Manchester while 1_1 Ballev from Son Antonio tor a Denver 7 1 0 .875 163 99 AAcMIllan, Ind 88 399 4J 31 3 NEW YORK — Marc Wilson of the Los Angeles Raiders'and did Welch up front, who scored her league history to take his ciub to dismissed three years ago, Riley Kathy Pappas excelled (FS-<2s’^ ? S ^ i) ' ®{s-4l^' 2 hlSon* thlrcFround 1985 *att choice; placed » i 0 .750 m IB Collins, NE 93 394 4.2 21 2 Mark Gastineau of the New York Jets Wednesday were named eighth goal of the campaign. L l m ^ n 3 rtu»fi^rJ Morvln Webster and Bill Cartw- Son Diego 4 4 0 .500 231 218 Totupu, NE 87 373 4J 18 2 the championship round in his first was summoned from the club’s defensively. the AFC’s offensive and defensive players of the week for Oct. Bolton has 11 as a team. tloht on Injured waiver list; waived Kansm City 4 4 0 .500 148 IB Pollard, Pitt 91 348 3.8 19 1 three seasons. His reguiar-season radio team to become the new ^W um’ *2 iT- C u rrM ’ Wo. *7-« - d in t Wheeler, Tony SImms and NoHoimM CenMreneg Bennett, Atol 79 3B 4.2 19 3 21- 22. i«Bo»- ^-S3; CurtlsGreen. EoM Brown, KC 83 326 3.9 25 3 record of 162-73 gives him a .689 coach. The Manchester junior varsity GM 2 crowaer,Bm,i8.46. Utah—WolvedtorwordDovIdPope. W L T Pet. PP PA Erenberg, Pitt 83 287 3.5 31 2 winning percentage, the second- ‘Tve been here for 14 years,” Wilson hit on 24 of 37 passes for 332 yards and five touchdowns squad was victorious, 15-8,1-15 and highest in NBA history, and his to carry the Raiders to a 44-37 victory over San Diego. Gastineau, 15-8. Traci Kosak and Sheila ( C ^ t n ‘o?'l“ * ~ B 'v ^ l “)'’ ' Minnesota — R r t w « l defensive end ^ ^ o u S “ ’ 5 3 8 ill 241 iw ••••••••••####•#####». said Riley. "I’ve been offer^ VOTE S L 'ii- u . h,!it" Holloway; activated deten- Da os 5 3 0 .625 157 170 ___ playoff winning percentage of .680 opportunities to do other things, the AFC sack leader, had l ‘A sacks Sunday against Kansas City Wilson were all-around standouts, AUTO REPAIRS is the highest. Lisa Bonenfant was tough on w S T stcT eS f CraSdi;-,“B^^ sive lineman John Haines. 4 4 8 *588 IS IS T e R I l i S but there’s nothing I could do as and also recovered a fumble in the end zone for a touchdown in Riley had been coaching the the Jets’ 28-7 victory over the Chiefs. defense, and Hongkhau Luangpra- MERCIER WE SERVICE ALL k ll3 n * t S 'l 3^ * ’£i¥ S o » *« f'V s’^nl^'^^^ New England — Dismissed defensive Central well right now as being a basket­ S T A T E R E P Blum,Bos,l3.02,Ramage,StL,15.01. coordinator Rod Rust and replaced him £ * i“ 0O 5 3 0 .625 178 121 •••bbbbbgggsgaaaaA.A.. team without a contract. His ball coach.” seuth served well for the 7-8 young GENERAL MOTOR Indians. 0 previous pact expired last season, The team also announced that .lassrssiS.WiisL’ s s s i ^ , . iissiisis but there seemed little doubt he Bill Bertka and Dave Wohl have Bruins acquire Lou Sieigher "Home of Mr Qoodwrench" CARS AND TRUCKS would retuiTi. Riley and Lakers bir^Sraj«ili.‘s S "iSL.g""’ " SS71S, y i :S s s signed to continue as R iley’s BOSTON — The slumping Boston Bruins Wednesday acquired owner Jerry Buss reportedly assistants. • ALL MECHANICAL REPAIRS right winger Louis Sieigher from the Quebec Nordiques in 5 srs::*" i ss jgjaig ""•wssis"'’' exchange for a fourth-round pick in the 1985 entry draft and a • COMPLETE COLLISION REPAIRS ton’peSSrs^A— S*- ^1 * — Relemed wide receiver N ^ ’orloons 3 5 8 .*3W 170 191 G ^ S I t l s ^ U . S ^ ^ minor-league player. ton, PeMers.A-l1,577. Steve Bird. Sunday's Games Sscondigund Surgery Is performed To get Sieigher, the Bruins dealt Pittsburgh’s fourth-round • REBUILT AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS ranItalsQ nilareG ^ ^n Diego—SIgnednosetockleDewev (All Times EOT) ^ J I m m y Brown, (J.S., det. Boris Becker, puYuotfor bipiIllSd.U II 6 rSO Forte. Cincinnati at Houston, 1 p.m West (Brm ony, 6-Z 6-3; Heinz Guen- entry draft pick and Luc Dufour, who is playing with Hershey of • AUTO PAINTING __ (Tell Indianapolis at Dalkn, I p.m. thordt (4), Switzerland, def. Hans the American Hockey League. ___ - _____ « . 1 . LPGA — Named Suzanne Jackson Detroit at Green Bay, 1 p.m. (illdemeisfer, Chile, 6G, 6-2; Tim ggypy ? ? tournament director. MInnesoto at Chicogo, 1 p.m. Wilkinson, U.S., det. Todd Nelson, U.S, to save Saratoga Six • CHARGE WITH MASTER CHARGE b 2 « 2 2 , i ,.a _ i » Hockey New Orleans at Cleveland,! p.m *■*'■ -•®' G«>narsson (7), Sweden, 4 Bmton —Acquired right winger Lools New York Jots at New Englwidl p.m «H(.MarcoOstola,Yugmlavlo,7-5,64. Knicks get James Bailey ARCADIA, Calif. (UPI) — Un­ and we’ll have to guard against • 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE beaten 2-year-old Saratoga Six, laminitis (foundering) in the foot.” NEW YORK — The New York Knicks, looking to bolster their who shattered the bones in his left BINGO Dr. Greg Ferraro, a local depleted frontline, Wednesday acquired power forward James OG-^ Edmonton Sherven Ks?'?!:*" ^ann^SWR-TTzV^^^^^^^ SuperTennistoumey front leg roaring down the Santa 6 (GK!«ky?^'lSS)!'^^ Blalsdell to New Haven (AHL). ^Washington at Nau York Giants, 4 ...... ^ veterinarian, said recent medical Bailey from the San Antonio Spurs for a third-round 1985 draft ^ p P R O V fi) Anita stretch in a pre-dawn wor­ Jorvb I (CJraenter), 18:17. 4, Wartln^ *Atlonto ot PIttsliurgh, 4 o m . advances may save Saratoga Six. pick. too, Corgtenter 5 (Murphy), 19:08. Buttoloat Miami 4 o m kout, underwent 3'A hours of EVERY DAY "Without this kind of surgery, CARTER Penoltles—McClelland, Edm, 2:49; oimoio or mromh 4 p.m. Ecuador, det. Wolly Bailey, 6-foot-9, gives the Knicks greater strength and surgery Wednesday in an attempt there would be little chance to save Stevens, Wm, 8:07; Cottev, Edm, Seattle at ScSiOleo«>9 o m K S iT ' to save his life. rebounding as they await the recoveries of their two injured 11:17; Sompm, Wm, 13:22; Hughes, aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaoagggaa SundavNav'f*' Edmondson, a horse after this kind of injury,” centers, Marvin Webster and Bill Cartwright. Win Edm, 16:B;6Aessler, Edm, 16:42. Cleveland rt^'iri p.m. Austra^GILM.______The procedure, which doctors Ferraro said. "F iv e years ago, we Two called a "joint fusion,” was couidn’t have done it.” Third period—5, Washington, Corpen- RQCIIO/ TV HiKistoortPmlSu^',*??^^ U S*’ 64f*6T(2!n*'6l?* performed by a seven-man surgi­ ter 6 (Gartner), 2:41. 6, Edmonton, ' LmAngelesHmSersof(hioMo 1 n m u ? ' ^ ?°*y) (ireen, Saratoga Six, purchased at a Potter upset by Tanvier AUTO REPAIR cal team headed by Dr. Larry Saratoga yearling saie for $2.2 ’‘»?rn'alt^es! 2 L & a r ? d " n l : ...... Bramlage of Ohio State. The 0:11; Coffw, Edm, 1:54; Carpenter, SonS^at IndlSiopaiM horszky, Switzerland, 6-1, 6 -1 million by a group of six that BRIGHTON, England — Cathy Tanvier of France upset 1229 MAIN ST. racing career of Saratoga Six is HAWAII included trainer D. Wayne Lukas Barbara Potter 6-3, 6-3 Wednesday in a $175,000 tennis (kluld t o n ig h t k ST i SS Men’sdoubtee,tIrBreeod over, with the surgery an attempt and fo r m e r '^ n Diego Chargers tournament. MANCHESTER to save the horse for breeding Owner Gene Kiein, was the West Potter, who replaced injured Kathy Jordan on the U.S. TEL. 646-6464 purposes. Coast’s top 2- year-old colt of 1984. Page 2 3—47. Edmonton 11 7 ISO—33. Young vs. New M exico (taped), ESPN ^ NIgerlo, def. AAork A n ^ and G rm Wightman Cup team, was overwhelmed by the confident attack "The next 120 days are the The bad step during Monday’s Goallev-Woshlngton, RIggIn. Ed- ^* MtSkST^ crucial ones,” Bramlage said. of her 19-year-old opponent. monton, Moog.A-17,498. Iowa State (toped), SportsChonnel AtlantoafwShlSStorOp.m. n^JJ^its5/mmy wiSst.^ workout shattered the sesamoid OKNEBAL MOTORS Ffum OnnnON “ Circulation seems good so far. bones at the left front ankle. 18 MANCHKSTKR HKRAl.D, Thursdiiy, Pel 25. I9B4 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Oct 2S, 1984 - 19 645-2711 I LOOK FOR THE S T A R S . . . * Classified.. 44 Housetioid Goods Business Opportunities ?? Store OtIice Space Rates For advertisements to be. Notices Situation Wanted 23 Resort Property 45 ftAisc tor Sa'e published Monday, the dead! Minimum Charge: Lost/Found Employment Into 24 WIiSC lor Rent 46 Home ond Garden line IS 2:30 pm on Friday ; Look for the CLASSIFIED ADS with STARS; stars help you get $3.00 for one day Personal? Instruction 2S Wanted to Rent 47 Pets Per W o rd : Announcements Roommates Wanted 48 Musical Items Read Your Ad Auctions Real Estate Recreotiono' llenis 1 2 days 20C » better results. Put a star on yo u r^d and see what a Services Antiques 35 days 18C Classified advertisement^ Homes tor Sole 31 Tog Sa'cs 6 days 16C ore taken by telephone os cr Financial Condominiums 32 Services Ottered 51 Wanted to Q- v 26 days l2C convenience • difference it mokes. Telephone 643-2711, AAondoy-Friday, LotS' Lond tor Sale 33 Pointinq/Popering 52 H a p p y Ads: The Manchester Herald AAortgaoes Investment Property 34 Building Controcting 53 S3 00 per column inch respunsible only tor onemcorl Personal Loons Business Property 35 Rooting Siding rect insertion and then oni^J Insuronce ^ Automotive 8:30 o.m. to 5:00 p.m. i f ______Resort Property 36 Heoting Plumbing Deadlines for the size ot the original Wanted to Borrow Flooring 56 Cars Trucks tor Sole For clossitied advertise in se rtio n Income Tax Service 57 Motorcycles Bicycles ments to be published Tues- E rro rs whictj do not less®" IAPARTMENTS I^SERVICES 1 ^ BUILDING/ MISCEIIANEOUS CARS/TRUCKS Rentals 58 Rec Vehicles 1 9 Employment Services Wanted 'day through Saturday, the the value of theadvertisemitu IFOR RENT 1211 OFFERED ^CONTRACTING FOR SALE FOR SALE Rooms for Rent 41 Auto Services deadline is noon on the day w ill nof be corrected by dn I I & Education For Sale Autos for Rent Lease Aporfments for Rent 42 betore publication. additional insertion. MANCHESTER, FIRST CARPENTRY AND RE­ Vi CORD OF WOOD, $W. Help Wanted 2t Homes for Rent 43 tioliday/Seasonal 61 Misc Automotive FLOOR — Modern, car­ 1974 O P EL M A N TA 1900 MODELING SERVICES Call 646-1001 anytime, — Radial tires, sun roof, peted, two bedrooms, — - Complete home re­ Benny. new stove and refrigera­ LAWN MOWERS RE- new brakes, will poss pairs and remodeling. Inspection, good condi­ tor. Fully Insulated. PAI RE D — Quick, Expert Quality work. Referen­ SHUTTERS, WOODEN tion. $600. Coll 29S-9728. Washer and dryer hoo­ Service! Senior Dis­ Notices HELP WANTED ■h e l p WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Rentals ces, licensed and Insured. — 12" wide by 48” . Also kup. Available Imme­ count! Free Pick Up and Call 646-8165. pair for door, 80” long. $5 diately. $475 plus utilities. D elivery I E C O N O M Y 197? SCIROCCO — 4 cy­ per pair. Good condition. linder, 4 speed, good gas Squirrels Save COLLECTION MAN­ MANCHESTER INSU­ NEED MONEY FORTHE CHILDREN'S PRO- HEALTH AIDES r r i APARTMENTS Allbrio Realty, 649-B917 MOWER, 647-3660. DUMAS ELECTRIC — AGER — For one ot New RANCE AGENCY — In­ HOLIDAYS? Notional GRA7.1 INSTRUCTORS — N EE D ED — To care tor Call 646-6268. mileage. Body great CijFDR RENT Lights dimming? Fuses shape, extras. Asking I LOST AND FOUND England's largest credit terviewing for full time manufacturer ot pillows YWCA, part time quadraplegic 3 times a BRICKS, BLOCKS, blowing? Repairs, Im­ Is ottering sewing ma­ positions for people who week. Call 644-8490. i HOMES SIX WOOD STORM WIN­ $20(i0. Call between 12and collection agencies. staff person. Duties In­ STONE — Concrete. provements and addi­ DOWS — 30" x S8'/2", $10. PART TIME INSER­ Some experience re­ chine operators an like working with ele­ M AN CHESTER — AJ/all- FOR RENT 3pm, weekdays, any time IUnts LOST — Small orange clude: Telephone and Chimney repairs. No lob tional circuits. Fully li­ Call 643-4962. TERS N EED ED — Must quired. Applicant must personal receptionist, fil­ hourly wage plus an In­ mentary and preschool INSURANCE AGENCY able Immediately. -One, weekends, 289-4980. male cat, "Twinkle". Hil­ be over 18 years old. Call too small. Call 644-8356. censed, Insured. Call be bondable. Excellent ing, word processing, centive for all qualified children. Call for Inter­ OPPORTUNITY — An two and three bedroom EAST MIDDLE TPKE., ltop Drive, October 16th. 647-9946, 9am to 5pm, ask apartments. $400, M55, 646-5253 anytlmr CHAPPEE COAL STOVE 1969 CHRYSLER STA­ Childs pet. Call 646-1919 opportunity for ambi­ auto and homeowners sewers. Hours are flexi­ view, 647-1437 or apply In established Manchester MAN CH ES TE R — 4 room F A LL L CLEAN UP. Leaf for Bob. $520, heat and hot water — Used three winters, TION WAGON — Good after 3pm. tious individual. Send re­ processing and status ble, full and part time,, person at Nutmeg multiple lines Insurance Cape, December 1st. removal. Hedge and tree sume fc Box H, c/o the day or evening shifts. Branch YWCA, 78 North Agency has an excellent Included. J.D . Real,,Est­ Stove, refrigerator. Se­ ire CHEATING/ needs baffle plate. running condition. Needs CERTIFIED NURSES changes and various trimming. Light truck­ Bought for $400, will sell Manchester Herald. other duties. Positive at­ Apply ot: Plllowtex Main Street, Monches- agency opportunity ate, 646-1980. curity deposit and lease. some body work. Asking LOST — Gold diamond AIDES — Certified aides, ing. Insured. Ray Hordv, 1331 plumbing for $75. Excellent for S or $375 or best offer. Call ring, sometime between titude and good work Corp., 49 Regent Street, ter. EEO/Affirmative Ac­ avaltabie. Good educa­ Yard maintenance avail­ 646-7973. for 7am to 3pm shift, full j r o o m 6 rooms. 646-5030 nights, 646-1995 October 13th and 18th. CASHIERS NEEDED— habits Important. Insu­ Manchester. EO E, M/F. tion Employer. Minori­ tional background. Insu­ 3V APARTMENT able, Call 647-7823. and part time, Alsa ac­ FOGARTY BROTHERS : days. Reward. Sentimental All shifts. 24 hours con- rance experience not ne­ ties encouraged to apply. rance and sales expe­ — Private home, heat, ODD JOBS — We special­ cepting applications for appliances., WorklrUfSln- — Bathroom remodel­ value. Please send rep­ venlence store. cessary. Benefits In­ WE NEED YOU! Na­ rience helpful but not ize In helping senior citi­ ing; Installation water END R O U S nurse aide certification Experience helpful. WANTED — Mechani­ gle adult only. No pets, STORE AND 2Vh width - 25 cents; C H E V R O LE T lies to: Box HH, c/o the course. Excellent benefit cluded. Call 646-2682 for tional pillow manufac­ essential. For a confiden­ zens Insulate, point, lawn heaters, garbage dispo­ Apply In person: Grom­ cally Inclined Individual tial Interview please call children. 643-2880. OFFICE SPACE 1314 width - 2 lor 25 C H E V E TT E , 1978 — One Manchester Herald. package. Please call Di­ Interview. turer has IM M E D IA TE care, etc. Call 646-7066. sals; faucet repairs. 649- ov's Corner Store, 796 full and part time open­ to mask and grit blast 649-2891. cents. M UST be picked owner. New exhaust sys­ rector of Staff Develop­ 4539. VIsa/MasterCard Main Street, ings with flexible hours to aircraft parts. Will train AVAILABLE IM 'M E - up at the Manchester > tem, shocks, battery, ro- IM POUNDED — Male ment between 8am and WAITERS AND WAI­ SOUTH WINDSOR — Sul- LOVING MOM Will accepted. , dial tires. Excellent con- Poodle, old, white with Manchester. tit your schedule, day or If necessary. Apply be­ DIATELY — Attractjye 3 Herald Office BEFORE 3pm, Monday thraugh TRESSES — Full time llvon Avenue. 1,600sq.ft, watch your child In my dltlon. $1800. Call brown spots. Found on evening shifts. Apply at: tween 9am and 2pm at bedrooms, country kit­ prime retail space, dmple home. Prefer age 3 and 11 A M. ONLY. Friday at 643-5151. Crest- MAINTENANCE PER­ days. Excellent benefits Plllowtex Corp., 49 Re­ Flanigan Brothers, 911 SITUATIDN chen, living room .with , 2959728. Love Lane. Call the Man­ field Convalescent Home parking. $660. Coll 236- over. References. Call SON N EED ED — Part available. Apply to: The gent Street, Manchester. New London Tpke., fireplace. $550 mon|fily. chester Dog Warden, 646- and Fenwaod Manor In WANTED 6021 or 644-3977. 649-4281. FLOORING time. Medium duty work, Ground Round, 3025 Main EOE, M/F. Glastonbury. 646-4144, 644-2327. 4555. Manchester. Street, Glastonbury. HOME AND cleaning automobile ser­ OFFICE SPACE AVAIL­ FLOORSANbiNG — GARDEN vice facility and show­ GRILL AND PREP PER­ CARPENTER — Expe­ HOUSECLEANING — T W O BEDROOM ELECTRICIAN — Jaur- PART TIME POSITION We will clean your house, A B LE — On East Center |g2lPMNTiN6/ Floors like new. Special­ I MUST S E L L — 1983 room. Apply: Gorin Jag­ SONS — Immediate op­ rienced In remolding. A P A R TM E N T — Near I PERSONALS nevman E 2 license re­ A V A ILA B LE — For de­ apartment - weekly, bi­ Street. $325 monthly. In­ PAPERING izing in older floors, natu­ Buick wagon with V-6 for uar, Route 83, Vernon, enings. Mornings and Year round work. Over­ hospital and bus line. cludes utilities. Call 643- DELIVERING RICH quired. Able to work pendable person to per­ weekly. Someone you Appliances and parking. ral and stained floors. No LOAM — 5 yards, 562 plus good mileage. Will sacri­ under minimum supervi­ CT, 646-0158. afternoons. Apply In per­ time. Call 649-8365. 4207. waxing anymore. John fice for $8,500. Coll 649- COMPATIBLES DAT­ form general cleaning son: La Strada West, 471 can trust with 4 years $475 a month plus utili­ PAINTING AND PAPER tax. Sand, gravel and sion. Steady work, good services In a modern experience. References. Verfallle. Coll 646-5750. 2286 otter 6 p.m. ING and counseling ser­ CLERK — With accounts Hartford Road, IMMEDIATE OPEN­ ties. Security and refer­ M ANCHESTER — Office HANGING — Exterior stone. Call 643-9504. wages. Call 875-5905. office building In the Call 646-7971 after Spm. ences required. Call offer and Interior, ceilings re­ vice. 242-5296. See our ad payable experience. Manchester. INGS — Full and part space, desirable East CAMARO, 1980 BERLI- In Hartford Courant's Manchester area. Expe­ 6pm, 649-0842. paired. References, fully Good figure aptitude, time positions available Center Street. 1, 2 or 3 PAIR HEALTHY HOLLY N E T T A — 305, 4 speed, Northeast Magazine. 242- CLEANING — Full/part light typing, company rience helpful but not Insured. Quality work. time. Janitorial, carpet H AIR C UTTER S — Su- at Olan Mills Studio, In­ rooms. Call 646-3618. For Sale BUSHES — You dig and power windows, new ex­ 5296. benefits. Call 522-9006. required. Hours are 12:30 MANCHESTER — Avail­ Martin Mattsson, even­ cleaners, window clean­ percuts Now Hiring In corporated. If you have remove, fill holes. S2S haust. $5600 or best offer. to 4:30pm, Monday thru Manchester. It you have, background In sales, cus­ able November 15th, 6 ings 649-4431. ers, house cleaners. Frldoy. For on interview (^INSTRUCTION MANCHESTER OFFICE polr. 649-4649. Call 659-0110. CLEANING PERSON — 2 or are about to receive, a tomer service or enloy room duplex. Convenient |g 2 IHOUSEHOld Apply In person: Delta appointment coll 649- SPACE — Ideal for ac­ Employment hours per day, 4 days a Connecticut State Cos- extensive work on tele­ location. Newly deco­ countant, lawyer or sales CEILINGS REPAIRED GOODS Maintenance, 540 C North 3181. CLASSES — Wheel rated. $500 monthly,plus or REPLACED with dry- 1968 CHEVY IMPALA — W A O T A D S Main Street, RIverbend week. Perfect for serious motologists license, give phone this Is an excellent office. Central location. V-8. Good running condi­ student. Call 643-2103. us a call at 649-2411. Throwing, Hand Building utilities. Security. Write wall. Call evenings, Gary PETS & Education Industrlol Park, COOKS — Full or port opportunity. Complete Ample parking. Call 649- USED REFRIGERA­ tion. Excellent Interior. Benefits Include: Paid on the lob training. Flexi­ or Ceramics. For Infor­ P.O. Box 18335, East McHugh, 643-9321. Manchester. time. Solory negotiable. 2891. TORS, WASHERS, $500 or best otter. Call training, excellent start­ ble hours with opportuni­ m ation call 649-8932 Hartford, CT 06118. SAVE PEOPLE ------_ y ! ------Excellent benefits avail­ Ranges - clean, guaran­ MANCHESTER DOG 649-1522. TALENT AMERICA ing salary, frequent wage ties to earn $6 per hour or weekdays between 6 and NAME YOUR OWN OBEDIENCE CLASS — I HELP WANTED PART TIME OR FULL PRESENTS the U.S. able. Apply to: The Spm. PRICE — Father and son. teed, parts and service. reviews, paid vacations, more. These are entry MANCHESTER — Avail­ , 7 IWANTED Starting a new beginners 1974 MERCURY MON­ (MOiVEY THAT IS) TIME BOOKKEEPER — Model Pageant Prelimi­ Ground Round, 3025 Main able November ISth^Two Fast, dependable ser­ Low prices. B.D. Peorl 8, holidays, clientele and level positions with ex­ * ' I t o r e n t Son, 649 Main Street, class October 29th. Must TE G O — 4 door sedan, 8 CARPENTERS HELPER Far small manufacturing nary. For Information Street, Glastonbury. bedroom townhous£. 1 '/z vice. Pointing, Paper­ Thsre't more than a kernel of truth in that statement. equipment Included, cellent advancement po­ 643-2171. sign up ahead. We also cylinder, am/fm, air, — Steady work. Call 643- company. Hours flexible. call 1-445-1524 or 1-401-723- baths, no appliance^, on hanging 8i Removal. Call Smert people let the Want A dt do it all - buy, sell, management opportuni­ tential tor self starters. NEED OFF STREET hove Novice thru Utility. well maintained. $800. 4005 or 646-1960. Call 643-2590. 2900. PAINTERS AND SPRAY bus line. $450 month 644-0585 or 644-0036. ties. Supercuts, phone Please apply In person; a PARKING, 1 car. Near MAYTAG RINGER Call Chuck, 568-1356. Call 643-0941 and 643-0436. rent, find jobs, or engage special services. Use a PAINTER S Wanted. Ex­ 649-2411. Real Estate plus utilities. Call647-.0367 perience necessary. Call Thursday, Friday or Church and Center WASHING MACHINE — money-saving Want Ad and save yourself a lot of time DISHWASHERS — Full Monday, 1 to 7pm, Olan after Spm. JOHN DEERR PAINT­ A K C STANDARD or part time. Apply to: 643-2659. Streets. Rent negotiable. ING CONTRACTOR — Good condition. Cogs­ and steps. MECHANICS — East Mills Studio, Burr Corner Call 647-7738. well chair, good for a SCHNAUZERS — Cham­ MOTORCYCLES/ The Ground Round, 3025 Hartford area. Compete- Shopping Plaza, Man­ HDMES MANCHESTER C O N ­ Interior, exterior, pion sired for show or pet. LOOKING? Main Street, insured. Quality work. cottage. Very reasona­ BICYCLES tlve salary, medical plan, chester. EO E, M/F. ^ FDR SALE DOM INIUM — 2 bed­ ble. Call 649-5783. Shots. 12 weeks old. Call Do you like working in a fast paced atmosphere? Glastonbury. Off season rotes. Call J paid vacation, holidays rooms, large kltchertand RDDMMATES 875-1944. Our high technology company might be just the living room storage In 649-3248. 26" TH R E E SPEED Co­ place for you. We have several openings: and uniforms, 5 days, 45 AUTOMOTIVE TECHNI­ WANTED P O R TA B L E WASHER LOVING DAY CARE hour week. Call Leo Du- basement and attic, Stove AND DRYER — Excel­ lombia Girl's Bike— Like NiXT YEARS VACATION CIAN — Hartford Techni­ new. Coll 643-8888. $95. ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN- Two years tech N EE D ED — For 4 month chesneau at 528-1002. cal Institute has an and refrigerator In­ BUILDING/ lent condition. $200 each. 8EGM S NOW EOE. cluded. 2 months secur­ CO□ VEN TR Y — Room­ I TAG SALES Call M3-8888. old child beginning No­ opportunity for a skilled Call 646-8285. school. 1-2 years experience In repairing PCB Boards. Sail Avon and start VERfNON — By Owner. 8 ity, plus utilities. Call mate wanted to share CONTRACTING Able to read complex schematics. vem ber 26th. Prefer ASE Certified Technician room, spacious LoCava 643-2711 brick cape, 3 bedrooms, aavlngl mother experienced In AUTO GENERAL ME­ with at least 5 years 649-9963. SEARS COLDSPOT RE­ TA G SALE — Saturday, built Colonial In exclu­ laundry, dishwasher, MISCEIIANEOUS BILLING CLERK- HS Graduate, 1-2 yearsbusi- Call 523-9401 or providing day care. Your CHANIC — Needed now experience, to move op to FARRAND REMODEL­ FR IGERATOR — White, October 27th, from 9am to ness/accountlng experience. for new car dealership. sive neighborhood, con­ TWO, THREE AND FIVE garage, furnished. $240 a ING— Cabinets, roofing, AUTOMOTIVE CRT experience a 278-2941. home or mine. Call 646- a professional Instruc­ venient to 1-86, extensive $200. Call 649-9077 be­ 4pm. 9 E McGuire Lane, Plus! Able to operate business machines. 8639 after 6pm. This Is an entry level, full ROOM Apartments -r^- No month plus4utllltles. Call gutters, room additions, tween 10am and Spm. Manchester. I tors position. If you think landscaping, 2 car gar­ time, permanent position appliances. No pets. Se­ Joy, 742-M12 after 5pm. decks, all types of remo­ Typing 40 wpm. you'd like to teach se­ age with door opener, TIRE — Firestone steel offering an excellent rious, Interested adults curity. Call 646-2426 week­ deling and repairs. FREE 70 YARDS GREEN CAR­ TAG SALE — Saturday, ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLERK- HS Graduate 2-3 WAREHOUSE PERSON fireplace, 2'/2 baths, first days, 9am to 5pm. estimates. Fully Insured. belted radial tubeless COLLECTION MANAGER starting salary, commis­ we will train you how. PETING — Good condi­ October 27th, 9am to 2pm. raised white letters, size - lianrl|fBtpr Hrralft years accounting experience or business related — Knowledge ot shipping floor laundry, close to Telephone 643-6017, after For on* of N*w Englantf* sions, bonuses. Insurance Call Wayne MalIckI, As­ Services tion. Best offer. Love Antiques, collectibles, 721, 190/70 R 13. New fit experience. Accounts payable experience a and receiving. Call 643- grammar school. Call MANCHESTER — Pbur 6pm, 647-8509. l*rg*if cr*dlt coll*ctlon program, paid holidays, sistant Director, 249-8688. Seat, light green tapestry household Items, miscel­ 1976 Olds Starfire. $30. Plus! Able to operate business machines. ■g*ncl**. 8om* *ip*r1*nc* 5107, 9am to 5pm. paid vacations, paid uni­ 677-3333 or 872-2129 otter room apartment. Folly laneous. 12 Brian Drive, 6pm for appointment. print. Traditional style Call 649-9947. Typing 40 wpm. r*qulr*d. Applicant mual b* forms, advancement op­ appllanced kItcherL 2 les ISERVICES LEON CIESZYNSKI with roll arms. Very good Bolton (off Route 85). ITIWN OP BOLTON bondabi*. Eicallant oppor- MATURE PERSON FOR bedrooms, wall to wall BUILDER — New homes, ASSeSSORS OPPICR Excellent benefits package which includes medical, lunity for ambitloua ln portunities and a strong, 131 lOFFERED condition. Coll 649-2536. SNOW TIRES — 560 ISfor 111 ROLTON CRNTRR RO. vidual. Sand raauma to Boi WAITRESS — Tuesday ongoing training pro­ carpeting, parking ' tor additions, remodeling, TA G S A LE — 96Washing­ BOLTON, CONN. dental, life insurance pension plan and tuition reimbur­ thru Saturday, 11am to VW Bug. Like new. $20 sement. Qualllied candidates should apply at our facil­ H. c/o tha Manchaatar gram. We need an ag­ CDNDDMINIUMS two cars. No pets. $475 rec rooms, garages, kit­ ton Street, Saturday InhoMtonls ot the Town ot Harald. 5pm. Vic's Pizza, 151 West ODD JOBS, Trucking. IMISCEIIANEOUS pair. Call 742-6165 after Bolton ore harebv notified ity or send a resume with salary history to: gressive, dependable JOIN THE NEW TEAM! FDR SAL£ per month plus security chens remodeled, ceil­ only, 9am to Spm. Spm. Middle Tpke., Manches­ I Home repairs. You name ings, bath tile, dormers, IFOR SAL£ that: Parsonnel Dept. person capable of spot­ Real Estate Sales — Li­ deposit. Call 646-8352.', As raquired by low oil per­ ter. 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ROME — Italian investigators today indicted three Bulgarians despite polls and five Turks in the attempted assassination of Pope John Paul II. concluding for the first time that Bv Matthew C. Quinn Iowa, Texas and California. His two gunmen shot the pope. .■as* United Press International stop in lies Moines, Iowa, is the The indictments were the first second this week and the Texas official acknowledgement of the •i'’ A ..1 C - FLIN T, Mich. — Walter Mon- swing is his fifth since Labor Day. “ Bulgarian Connection," but there was no immediate indication of dale. his emotions showing, said He will spend three days in whether investigators implicated today he knows it will be “ tough” California and the Pacific Northw­ the Soviet KGB secret police in the to defeat President Reagan but est. where |m)IIs show him within attack on the Polish-born pope in vowed he will" win because, "I'm striking distance of Reagan. St. Peter's Square May 13, 1981. •a**'- giving this campaign everything Mondale has decided to ignore “ However, one must retain as I've got." certain that a plot existed to kill the the (M)lls, recalling “ they stopped pope," investiging magistrate Ila- Mondale made the comments as taking (Mills" in 1948 when Harry rio Martella told a news ■ M ' he began a day of campaigning Truman staged his u|i.set win. And. conference. that will take him to four states, judging from the Democrat's Named in the 1.243-page indict­ ending in California. He denied a crowds and enthusiasm, .so have ment were Mehmet Ali Agca, 26, report in today’s Boston Globe that his sup(Hirters. the Turkish gunman already serv­ campaign Chairman James John­ ing a life sentence for the attack Several hundred |M'0|)le stood in son told him this week that that seriously wounded the pope, the rain Thursday night to greet Reagan's lead is insurmountable. and Sergei Ivanov Antonov, 36, a Mondale at the Flint airiiort. Bulgarian airline official arrested “ We did have a meeting. Jim Mondale jumiiiHl up on a jee|i almost two years ago. pointed out it's going to be tough tailgate and told the cheering The indictment charged that a second Turk, Oral Celik, also shot and we all know that,” Mondale sup[)orters in the unemployment- the pope, grazing him in his arm told reporters outside his hotel. “ 1 strieken auto town, “ My fight is and index finger. Celik, a close think that these polls are dead your fight" friend of Agca, had helped him wrong. 1 think we've got an escape earlier from prison in excellent chance of winning." “ I want to he president to siieak Turkey. His whereabouts are not Citing the arms Lssue and other up for workers, to stieak up for known. major points in his campaign. their families and give people a At Agca's trial in July 1981 the Mondalc said, “ I'm giving this chance." court concluded that Agca acted John Reilly. Mondale's senior alone, firing two shots that campaign everything I've got policy adviser, said Mondale has wounded the pope in the abdomen because America's future is at and arm. But the indictment said stake. I don't care what the polls .settled on the themes he is Celik fired a third shot. say. confortahle with and will stick with A Turk identified as Omar Bagci “ The crowds are enormous. them for the whirlwind days before was the accomplice who brought They’re engaged. They’re enthusi­ the election. the 9mm Browning pistol from astic because the issues are deep “ He's making his final argument Switzerland to Italy for Agca to use and profound," he added. “ This is or summation to the jury,” Reilly in the shooting, said Martella. who not about public opinion p o lls " said. led the 23-month investigation. After his siieech, Mondale Indicted along with Agca, An­ As he talked with reporters and plunged into hand shaking with tonov, Bagci and Celik were two predicted victory. Mondalc's eyes more Turks, Musa Serdat Celebi grew moist with emotion. “ I'm .screaming .su[)porters, many of and Bekir Celenk, and former going to win because I'm right." he them saying, “ Give 'Em Hell, Bulgarian Embassy officials To- said. “ There's a lot of deep issues Fritz. ■■ dor Aivazov and Maj. Zhelio that make this fight worthwhile." Though weary at the end of a Vasilev. Mondale, who is running behind long day. he paused for a moment, The indictment charged Agca Reagan in almost every state leaned on his elbow atop a huge specifically with introducing the according to most polls, noted that amplifier, listened for a few gun into Italian territory. .seconds to the blaring marching Aivazov, Vasilev. Celenk and unemployment is 15 percent in music from the Toledo Scott High Celik will be tried in absentia. Flint “ with an administration that Celenk, an accused arms traf­ doesn't care and we're going to win School band, and — displaying ficker, lives in Sofia under protec­ this election." characteristic optimism he tion of Bulgarian authorities. With just 10 days left before flashed the thumbs-up sign. Martella said it was possible to election day and the polls .showing identify Celik on descriptions him still trailing President Reagan given by American witnesses who by 12 percentage points or more. were in the square for the pope’s Mondale has returned to “ speak­ weekly general audience. He said Inside Today the descriptions corresponded to a ing from the heart," as one aide photograph taken in the square, said. 24 pages. 4 sections which was identified as being of Mondale unveiled a new stump speech Thursday as he cam­ A dvice Celik. Area towns Identification of other suspects paigned before large and enthusi­ Business was based on Agca's reports of astic crowds in Ohio. Classified 2 ''physical characteristics, meet­ “ The victory march begins here Com ics . . Entertoinment ing places and meeting times," Herald photo by Tarquinlo in Cleveland today. I can feel it. Martella said. For example, he Jackpot Bingo We’re on our way. We’re going to L o t te r y ...... said, Agca said he met Sotin Kolev, Snug In a pumpkin win," Mondale told a lunchtime Obituaries the alias Aivazov allegedly used, in O p in io n .. Sofia in July or August 1980. Amy Anastos, 2 months old, is too Halloween. Amy obligingly interrupted crowd in the city’s cavernous P eopletalk No date has been set for the trial, young to trick or treat — so her mother, Arcade amid balloons and confetti Sports < and Martella underlined that an her afternoon nap to pose in her new fall Today, Mondale campaigns in T elevision W eather Italian court has still to make a Jerrianne Anastos of 99 McKee St., outfit. four crucial states, Michigan. final judgment on the evidence popped her in a pumpkin to celebrate produced by his investigation. “ This trial is extremely difficult. All the facts have to be verified Bolton leader knew about asbestosis In 1982 under cross-examination," he said. Martella said it was his duty as investigating magistrate only to “ see if one can go ahead” with Ryba suit charges firms contributed to death trial. The indictments would set the stage for a trial of the “ Bulgarian By Sarah Passell failing to warn Ryba of the hazards asbestos-related illnesses, includ­ court with all those who sued them connection, " although CBS sour­ Herald Reporter of working with asbestos. ing about 300 in Connecticut. and that the Rybas got a share of ces said no direct link has yet been Ryba worked as a construction Connaughton said Ryba's-etnie those settlements. established between the Bulgar­ BOLTON — First Selectman superintendent for AC and S of has not yet been scheduled for J.P. Stevens was dropp(>ed be­ Discover just how rich a light cigarette can be. ians and the Soviet KGB. Henry P, Ryba learned that he was Wethersfield, a nationwide insula­ trial. He said the companies being cause there is not enough direct Agca, who has charged the dying of asbestosis more than two tion contractor. Court papers sued generally do not offer to settle evidence against them, Con­ Regular and Menthol. Bulgarians organized the assassi­ years ago, according to pa|>ers claim that Ryba had worked with out of court until a trial date is set. naughton said. nation attempt and helped him up filed federal court in connection asbestos since he was 18 years old. Connaughton said Early's is one All asbestos-related civil action to the moment he fired the gun, is with a $3 million lawsuit Ryba "The injuries and diseases from of two law firms in Connecticut against Johns-Manville halted expected to be the star witness in brought against 24 companies in which the plaintiff, Henry P. Ryba, that handle asbestos litigation. He when the company filed for bank­ the trial. 1982. is suffering will in all probability said Early has won about 11 ruptcy two years ago, Con­ Ryba died last month at the age 10 mg "tar" 0.7 mg nicotine av. percigarene, FTC Report Mar: 84. John Paul was severely wounded be fatal.“ court documents filed by settlements since entering the field naughton said. in the assassination attempt in St. of 54 of abdominal mesothelioma, a New Haven attorney James F. in 1980 The company was allowed to file Peter’s Square and spent a total of type of cancer that attacks the Early say. The lawsuit, which is still for bankruptcy when it claimed 11 weeks in a Rome hospital. lining of the abdominal cavity, Janina Ryba declined Thursday pending against 21 of the compan­ that if it settled all the lawsuits Agca was convicted in Rome in according to his death certificate. to comment on the lawsuit. ies, asks for $1 million in com()en- (lending against it, it would be July 1981 and sentenced to life at a Manchester physician Arnold James Connaughton, a legal satory damages and $2 million in bankrupt by the year 2000, Con­ Warning; The Surgeon General Has Determined top security jail near Ascoli Piceno Klipstein, who signed the certifi­ assistant in Early's office, said this punitive damages, plus the costs of naughton said. in east-central Italy. cate, attributed the cancer to morning the Rybas are also suing bringing suit. “ They can’t be touched," he Thai Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. Turkish police said Agca threa­ Ryba's asbestosis. two Connecticut firms in Bridge­ Court records show that the said, “ That was their tr ic k " tened to kill the pope in November Ryba and his wife Janina filed port Superior Court. The compan­ Rybas agreed to drop their claim Connaughton said New York 1979, during the pontiff's visit to suit in U.S. District Court in' ies are Raymark Industries and against three of the companies — bankruptcy .court Judge Burton Turkey. Agca made the threat a Hartford in February 1982, charg­ Combustion Engineering. J P. Stevens Co Inc., Garlock Inc. Lifland has ordered Johns Man- few days after escaping from the ing the Johns-Manville Corp. and Early specializes in asbestos and Pittsburgh Corning Corps. ville to come up with a plan to pay Maltepe military prison outside 23 other asbestos manufacturers litigation. He said today that he Connaughton said Garlock and HENRY RYBA Istanbul. and distributors with negligence in represents about 1,000 clients with Pittsburgh Corning settled out of Please turn to page 8 was first selectman