Panel Sits on a Powder Keg Your Name, Back to Your Broker and on to You
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Q U E S TIO N : M y stocks are held by a large brokerage firm in street name. My accountant tells, me this is imprudent, since m y broker could steal m y ; stock and I would be out money. What are your* I n v e s t o r s ’ feelings about the safety of street name accounts?
G u id e A N SW E R : Although it would be naive to say that_ stocks could never be stolen by a broker, street name - William A. Doyle accounts have to be counted as safe. There are all kinds of safeguards against such theft. All that you have to do to be absolutely certain., I m nothing is missing from your account is check your ifflanrhffilrrWanchester — A City of Village Charm HrralJi holdings in the monthly statements that brokerage ANSWER: Unless there are some unusual circum QUESTION: My husband and I own 100 shares of firm send you. stances you didn’t mention in your letter, there’s no stock, which is being held by a brokerage firm . We good reason for the long delay in obtaining your have never received the certificate and have nothing QUESTION: My broker suggests I leave all my certificates. to show we own the stock. I have to telephone the stocks and bonds with his firm. He says they will be WeiJnesday, Feb. 12, 1986 25 Cents When you buy stock in the marketplace, the person brokerage to remind them to send the dividends. just as safe as my safety deposit box, heavily insured who has sold the shares you bought delivers the When I told our broker we would like to receive the against loss and I wouldn’t have to worry about losing certificates to his or her broker, who sends them to certificate, he said that would involve a lot of work and interest if my bonds are called for early redemption. your broker. From there, the certificates go to the that we should leave it as is. Is this normal procedure? The brokerage firm does not charge for this service. stock’s transfer agent, who issues a new certificate in AN SW ER ; Leaving stock with a brokerage firm , in With all the paperwork and cost of sending me Panel sits on a powder keg your name, back to your broker and on to you. That takes some time — normally two or three what’s called "street name.” is normal for people who monthly statements, etc., why would they do it at no weeks — but three and a half months is ridiculous. like that arrangement. But, since you want your stock charge? Dar Roberts You’ve made it clear to the broker you want certificate, you should get it. There’s, not "a lot of possession of your certificates. You should have work” involved in having the certificate registered in AN SW ER : Maybe because you’re a pood customer Members see success despite atmosphere received them long before now. your name and delivered to you. who buys and sells securities frequently, thereby Tw o become opticians Your statement about getting “ part payment" of a You say you "have nothing to show” you own the generating commissions. And, most likely, because stock. There’s something wrong there. You should the street name account will include a “ hypothecation - Commission Tuesday night by the Supreme Court Justice Charles S. the politically charged atmos Philip H. Gordon and Dar A. Roberts of the dividend on your 200 shares further muddies the By Alex Glrelll receive monthly or, at least, quarterly statements agreement.” allowing the brokerage firm to lend out Board of Directors. House and former Mayor Nathan phere surrounding the question. Optical Style Bar have become licensed waters . You should order the broker to send the rest of Associate Editor from the brokerage firm, listing all securities and the securities you have in the account. The brokerage Commission member Jay Ru- Agostinelli. ’’■You can’t always divorce politi opticians. that dividend to you. money in your account. can earn money on that deal. Five members of a commission binow, a former superior court The nine-member Charter Revi cal considerations from charter Gordin, a native of Manchester and a 1979 It’s time for you to do some desk-pounding at that When you instruct the broker — loud and clear — to judge, said the charter review sion Commission was appointed to questions,” he said. graduate of Manchester High School, began brokerage office. If that doesn’t produce results, take appointed to consider the politi have the certificate sent to you, also make sure you Doyle welcomes written questions, but he can procedure is ’’simply part of the consider changing charter provi House said there m ay be differ working at Optical Style Bar immediately after your complaint to the Securities and Exchange cally explosive question of consoli get a check for any cash in your account. provide answers only through the column. sions that prevent consolidation of ences of opinion that are not graduation as an apprentice optician. After Commssion. dation of the town and Eighth democratic process.” ” We’lI conduct our hearings anti the town and the independent politically motivated. When the completing four years of appfb^ce -tfaining, Utilities District said today that make our decisions.” he said utilities district, which provides current council-manager form of including dispensing eyeglasses and fitting they will be able to consider the government was adopted, many contact lenses, Gordon passed the National question reasonably despite the today. fire protection and sewer service strong emotions surrounding it. Besides Burns and Rubinow, to much of Manchester’s north people regarded the question as 2 Contact Lens Exam and American Board of Pitney Bowes gets ready members of the commission ap non-political, he said. Opticianry Exam. “ I don’t want it to be an end, without the separate consent pointed by the Democratic Party Roberts came to the Optical Style Bar in 1981 emotionally superdiarged battle. I of district voters. The appoint ’’That’s the way I regard the include former Director Eleanor after spending several years as an optical don’t think it has to be that w ay,” ments came after Geoffrey Naab, current question.” House said. Coltman, former school board laboratory technician for Bausch & Lomb’s to battle takeover attempt said commission member Amy a prominent local Republican, The commission will be con Chairman John Yavis and Beldon criticized changes in the Republi opthalmic division in Rochester, N .Y ., and in Bums, vice chairwoman of the cerned with what is best for the Democratic Town Committee. ■ Schaffer, executive director of the can choices for the panel. Connecticut. STAMFORD (UPI) — Pitney Bowes Inc,, record March 18. town, House said, adding that be Bum s added that she was | Institute for Public Service. House, one the the original Originally from Iowa, Roberts moved to New shortly after announcing a 10 percent The takeover defense would be triggered has an open mind about the looking forward to working with The Republican appointees are drafters of the Town Charter, said England in the early 1970s. He came to the Optical increase in its quarterly dividends, declared if there is a public announcement that an consolidation issue, one that has the other eight people unanimously Wallace Irish Jr., former Director this morning he did not think it Style Bar to complete the apprentice training a takeover defense in the event that another entity has acquired 20 percent or more of the appointed to the Charter Revision Vivian Ferguson retired state would be difficult to deliberate in Please turn to page 10 necessary for licensing company attempts to acquire the firm. company’s common stock or has made or George B. Harvey, chairman and presi intends to make a tender offer which would Mazur named chairwoman dent of the Stamford-based corporation, give that person or group beneficial said Monday the takeover defense was “ to ownership of 30 percent or more of the Lynn E. Mazur has been named local assure that all Pitney Bowes stockholders common stock. chairwoman of the National Association of receive fair and equal treatment in the event The defense would become exercisable 10 U.S.-Filipino ties to stay intact Women in Construction's Occupation. Research of any proposed takeover of the company, days after such an event and would entitle and Referral Committee by the chapter and to guard against partial tender offers stockholders to buy one one-hundredth of a president. and other abusive tactics to gain control of share of a new series of junior participating Bv Ira R. Allen The committee researches available construc Pitney Bowes without paying all stock preferred stock at an exercise price of $175. United Press International tion industry jobs and conducts a no-fee referral holders a control premium .” The company said it can redeem the service for member and non-members. “ We are not aware of any such effort,” purchase rights at five cents per right at any WASHINGTON — President Reagan says he will Reagan Press Conference NAW IC is a professional construction industry Harvey added. time before a 20 percent position has been recognize whichever government emerges from the association with membership open to any woman Earlier in the day, the business equipment acquired. fraud-tainted election in the Philippines because ” I who is employed in construction or a and financial services company announced If Pitney Bowes is acquired in a merger or don’t know anything that’s more important” than Philippines construction-related industry . There are approxi it increased its quarterly cash dividend on other business combination transaction, protecting U.S. bases on the Islands. mately 8,000 members in chapters throughout the its common stock by 10 percent to 33 cents each right will entitle the holder to In his news conference 'Tuesday night. Reagan "We're neutral and we then hope to F United States and Canada. per share from 30 cents per share. purchase, at the right’s then-current exer sidestepped accusations of vote fraud and violence by The cash dividend will be payable March cise price, a number of the acquiring the government of President Ferdinand Marcos, have the same relationship with the Police promote Leonard 12 to stockholders of record Feb. 28. Pitney company’s common shares having a market asserting that “ it could have been that all of that was Bowes said. The previous 30 cents per share value of twice the right’s exercise price at occurring on both sides,” people of the Philippines that we've John A. Leonard of Manchester, a 14-year cash dividend increase was March 1985. that time. Herald photo by Bath aw But the White House refused to provide any had for all these historic years." veteran of the state police, has been promoted to "This dividend increase, establishing an The rights also provide for protection evidence of fraud or violence by supporters of the newly created rank of master sergeant. annual dividend payment rate of $1.32 per against self-dealing transactions by a Mary Lyons prays during Ash Wednesday services this opposition candidate Corazon Aquino. As master sergean share, reflects our gains in 1985 and our controlling stockholder. morning at the Church of the Assumption. Ash ” What we have to say is that the determination of t, Leonard will be prospects for improved earnings in 1986 and “ The rights are intended to enable all the government in the Philippines is going to be the Taxes E second in command over the longer term ,” Harvey said. stockholders to realize the long-term value Wednesday marks the first day of Lent. business of the Philippine people, not the United at Troop D in Daniels The company also declared a quarterly of their investment in Pitney Bowes,” States,” the president said ’’And we’re going and try "So rest assured, that any tax on after the troop cash dividend of 53 cents per share on the Harvey said. to continue ... the relationship — regardless of what increase sent to me will be VOA, lieutenant. company’s $2.12 convertible preferred Pitney Bowes last week announced record government is instituted there by the choice of the Leonard. 37, joined stock, payable April 1 to stockholders of earnings and revenue for 1985. people.” Veto on Arrival." the state police in Christians mark Lent Reagan met earlier in the day with Sen. Richard 1972 and was promote V Lugar. R -Ind.. head of a U .S. delegation that observed d to sergeant in 1980. the Philippine election, who said later the voting and He and his wife live Dollar, gold with discipiine, prayer ballot count was marred by “ very substantial fraud Affirmative Action in Manche.ster with and violence” , "I'm trying to prevent discrimination their 3-year-old daug Qm &SM Qimi Qims The president declined to draw a conclusion about hter. Today is a holiday. But for many according to Father Joseph T. the fairness of the election, which he said last week with this idea of eliminating quotas." both decline Christians in the Manchesterarea, Barel of the Church of the was critical to the Philippines receiving increased Morrison the days of celebration are on hold Assumption at Adams Street and U.S. aid. m Qmsi c until Easter. Thompson Road. He said other “ I ’m not going to comment on this process” he joins staff G>nni" This morning marked the open aspects of Lent, such as the placing said, until a final report by Lugar’s team is issued. after ruling ing of Lent, a time when Christians of ashes on worshipers’ foreheads, “We’re going to wait. We’rr neutral, and then we’re George Bush William Morrison ^ : abstain from certain foods, disci are based on the Old Testament going to have the same relationship we’ve had with has joined the staff Q m Q m 1 pline themselves and prepare for and stress penance for sins. the Philippines all these historic years.” "He is part and parcel of all the of Epstein Realty. LO N D O N (U P I) — Slumping oil prices and reaction doesn^ believe Easter. During the five and a half weeks Asked if the Subic Bay naval station and Clark A ir Morrison complete policy here in the administration." to a U.S. court ruling against the Gramm-Rudman Lent lasts for 40 days and is Lent is observed, Barel said Base on the islands were of “ paramount importance” d real estate courses John A. Leonard deficit reduction law sent the U.S. dollar generally m based on the 40 days that Jesus certain food is not eaten. No meat in determining U.S. policy toward the Philippines. at Manchester Comm sliding today at the opening of European foreign in b o lid e ^ Christ is said to have been in the unity College in 1974 and has had experience in exchanges. Gold fell. desert before he was crucified. Please turn to page 10 Please turn to page 10 many aspects of real estate, including sales, im property management and investments. A Swiss trader said the dollar could fall still further.
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Lebanon — A bomb exploded today By Joseph Mlanowanv The sentiment for an oil import “ It’s historic that when you go U.S. must take outside the headquarters of President Amin United Press International fee has been growing in Congress above a certain percentage in Gemayel’s Christian Phalangist Party, killing ir • ent we ’ -'■! the P '' taking revenue from the private Jack two pMple and wounding 16. authorities said. WASHINGTON - The call for a foreign oil has plunged to the sector, government taking re the long view The bombing came as troops loyal to Gemayal deficit-cutting tax increase is |20-per-barrel range. venue from the private sector, you Anderson and Christian militiamen battled Syrian-backed growing in Congress, but Presi Supporters agree the tax would find that you slow the economy,” Moslem fighters along the Green Line, a dent Reagan, drawing battle lines raise the cost of gasoline, but argue Reagan said. As charges and countercharges continue to fly with critics who say his budget is that with the falling cost of the “ ’The latest evidence of this is * I no-man’s land of bunkers and burned-out over the presidential election in the Philippines, buildings dividing Beirut into Moslem and “ dead on arrival,” warns any tax foreign product, the price at the that our tax program, once insti the U nit^ States is faced with a foreign policy Christian sectors. hike will be “ vetoed on arrival” at gas pump will not go above what tuted. I think is the principle most Americans are already used problem of momentous complexity. ’The explosion was the latest in a series of bomb the White House. reason for the 38 straight months of At his news conference Tuesday to paying. economic recovery that we have This morning, both incumbent President attacks in recent weeks against the party’s offices In mostly Christian east Beirut. Pro- night. Reagan pushed his idea of Reagan, who has minced no had,” he noted. Ferdinand Marcos and challenger Corazon Mussavi clan Syrian Moslem militias pressed Gemayel to slashing the deficit through spend words in his opposition to tax hikes, Reagan added that if lawmakers Aquino were still claim ing victory in the vote, resign because of his refusal to implement a ing reductions, alone, and took recently hint^ that he would couldn’t agree on cutting domestic which was conducted Friday but has not yet been Syrian-backed Lebanese peace accord clear aim at lawmakers — includ consider the oil import fee — but programs, they should, instead of a only if the money went to pay for tabulated The government-controlled Commission Police said the 44-pound bomb was placed at the ing some Republican allies — who tax hike, give him the “ line item on Elections put Marcos ahead by about five in terror game entrance of a building housing office.*! Gemayel’s have begun to call for tax hikes, tax breaks and rate cuts included in an overall, “ revenue-neutral” veto” power to cut specific pro percentage points, while the independent National Christian Phalangist Party, The blast killed two such as an oil import fee, as a way jects from whatever budget they Citizens’ Movement for Free Elections said people and injur^ 16. authorities said. to avoid painful domestic cuts. tax reform plan. approve. “ Let’s be frank.” Reagan said: However, congressional calls for Aquino was on top by roughly the same margin. for the money The offices bombed today were recently “ I’ll make the cuts and get the returned to Phalangist control after the ouster “ Those who say that our budget is the tax as a way to cut the deficit job done,” he boasted. Clouding any declared outcome, of course, is the Jan. 15 of Elie Hobeika. the former Christian DOA — dead-on-arrival — are have grown stronger in recent fact that the election in the former U S. colony has WASHINGTON — Among the assorted terrorist militia boss and one of the three milita leaders really saying ‘Brace yourself for a weeks. Despite the president’s tough But Reagan was steadfast in been marred by fraud and violence on a groups and individual assassins carrying out that signed the now-defunct peace pact _ ^ tax increase.’ I think taxpayers talk. Congress is still expected to staggering scale Numerous despicable incidents, want Congress to get its own house continuing his opposition to any tax continue to study the oil import tax Iran’s undeclared war on the United States, one ih order. I do too, so rest assured increase, contending that the eco and a Senate Finance subcommit highlighted by the open murder of a leading murderous family hears a disproportionate share PRESIDENT REAGAN Aquino supporter on Monday, must give the Flight operations resume that any tax increase sent to me nomic growth of recent years was tee plans to hold hearings on the of responsibility. will bF VGA vetoed on arrival.” due mostly to his 1981 tax cut plan. issue later this month. . . frank talk on tax hike United States the resolve to keep its sights on the The Mussavi clan, currently based in Lebanon, WASHINGTON - Planes from two U.S. long-term interests of democracy and avoid aircraft carriers, steaming with their battle deserves to be treated with the same barbaric groups off the Libyan coast, conducted flight decisions based on short-term needs. inhumanity its members have shown toward the Welcome at WaUIng^Wall The future of Clark A ir Base and the Subic Bay operations today in another assertion of U.S Americans they have killed. We can’t do that, but rights to international airspare officials said Naval Base, both located in the key Pacific we can put their depredations on record, against archipelago, certainly plays a legitimate role in Planes from the USS Coral Sea and USS the day when they will finally be brought to Saratoga resumed flying near the Libyan skies of shaping the nation’s course But because of the justice. the central Mediterranean late Tuesday in accord Thousands gather to honor Shcharansky glotel implications of any step that is taken, the One point aboutthe Mussavi clan should be with a notice of intent filed Sunday by the U.S. 6th Reagan administration must keep every option made clear at the start: Its motives for terrorizing Fleet, a spokesman .said. The operations were to Reagan an occasion the Soviet dissi bring “ this most unusual person back to open. Most of all. it must give no sanction to the Bv Steve Hooey The couple was reunited Tuesday Americans have less to do with Shiite Moslem end 7 p.m. Friday, United Press International after a 12-year separation. They had not dent leader took to deny Moscow’s spy his homeland.” He and Shcharansky Marcos supporters who have tainted the outcome fundamentalism than with plain, old-fashioned It marked the second time in less than a month been together since the day after their charges. later said Reagan piedged to support of the vote. that the U.S. Navy came within striking distance greed. The so-called Islamic revolution merely JERU SALEM - Anatoly Shcha marriage in 1974, when Avital left for “ Of course, as you know very well, I efforts to leave the ^viet Union by any In a televised news conference Tue.sday night, of the Libyan-claimed gulf. Similar maneuvers of the estimated 2 million Jews who live gives the Mussavis the protective coloration of ransky went in a matter of days from Israel thinking her husband would soon was never an American spy,” Shcha the president indicated that at least for the time were conducted between Jan. 24-31. ransky told Reagan. “ But I had wide there. religious fervor as they shoot and bomb their way Soviet prison walls to Jerusalem’s follow her there, being, the administration will take a prudent Wailing Wall, revered by thousands of Shcharansky. a 38-year-old Soviet „.!*h rnnpv American politi Shcharansky. a pudgy, balding man to ever-greater power. course. But given pa.st history and the potentially well-wishers along the way as the Jewish mathematician and computer cians. journalists, lawyers and public who said his treatment by his Soviet In fact, intelligence assessments of the captors improved a few weeks ago for disastrous impact of making the wrong choice, Mother indicted for murder symbol of the Jewish emigration expert, spent almost nine years in figures as spokesman of the Jewish Mussavis’ rapid accumulation of wealth and- reasons unknown to him at the time, there remains .substantial cause for concern. struggle in the Soviet Union. Soviet prisons before being released national movement and the Helsinki influence suggest that they are closer to the SCHENECTADY N Y - Mary Beth Tinning, Group movement ” later climbed into a car with his wife for Administration hawks have been willing in the He was mobbed everywhere he went Tuesday as part of a major prisoner Corleone family of “ The Godfather” than to the suspected of killing all nine of her children, has Tue.sday night. At Ben-Gurion Airport swap on a snow-swept bridge between Peres thanked Reagan for helping the 40-minute ride east to Jerusalem. past to openly support brutal and unpopular been indicted by a grand jury for second-degree dedicated followers of Mohammed. near Tel Aviv, they yelled his nickname West Berlin and communist East regimes for strategic purposes. And given the murder in the death of a 4-month-old daughter, over and over — “Tolik, Tolik.” In Germany. Charged with spying for the strategic importance of Clark and Subic, which Open Forum sources close to the case said. IN O N LY T H R E E Y E A R S , from their base in Jerusalem, they carried him on theif CIA. he was sentenced to 13 years in together house 18,000 U.S. men and women on But the formal indictment against her will not Walesa sees better times the Bekaa Valley of eastern Lebanon, the shoulders to Judaism’s holiest site, the prison in 1978, almost a year after being active m ilitary duty and serve to counter the be made public for several days until paperwork Western Wall, known as the Wailing arrested. Shcharansky. along with his Mussavis have murdered and kidnapped can be completed, court officials said Tuesday have made since Dec 13, 1981, towards Soviet presence in Vietnam and other parts of the plague throughout all our other nuclear plants, it does not Wall. supporters, claimed he was framed GDANSK, Poland lUPI) -Solidarity NU is a rate Americans, leaving at least 264 dead as a result of Tinning. 43, of Schenectady appeared briefly in reconciliation,” Walesa said, referring region, it is likely that they would be willing to do regulated industries, infecting however, have the ability to rule “ For years I had not received any because of his human rights activities. founder Lech Walesa said the govern their opeations. They still hold four almost- Schenectady Police Court and was told her case ment’s decision to dismiss slander to the date that martial law was so again. rip-off artist telephone, natural gas, insu on whether or not a nuclear word from this land.” Shcharansky Reunited with his wife in Frankfurt. forgotten American citizens as hostages. Another would be transferred to Schenectady County lamented at an airport ceremony, West Germany, Tuesday, Shcharansky charges against him was a “ star of imposed. “ It is a star of hope” If the bases are the primary factor behind U.S. rance oil companies and hospi facility can should have been American. CIA agent William Buckley, was Court for trial or other disposition. She said barely nine hours after gaining his boarded a special executive jet that hope” and the first step toward "The Nobel Peace Prize winner railed policy, however, there is a good chance that the To the Editor: tals. Increased electric costs to built. nothing during the appearance it “ a victory for Solidarity at home and brutalized for a year after his kidnapping and freedom in an East-West prisoner landed Tuesday night at Ben-Gurion reconciliation with the banned trade nation’s long-term interests will be undermined the Connecticut industries will It is my understanding that the Tinning was charged Feb. 5 with one eount of union. international solidarity” and said it Northeast Utilities is once eventually died of heart failure brought on by exchange in Berlin. Airport. along with those of the Filipino people. surely be passed on to the state is required to monitor second-degree murder in the Dec. 20 death of her “ But,” he said, looking over the The government Tuesday dropi^ might lead to the beginning of a detente again taking aim with its rapid torture. Amid thousands of chanting, singing As Sen. John Kerry. D-Mass., said today, “ If the working poor in the form of building costs, and in this case 4-month-old daughter, Tami Lynne. Police said crowd, “ there has not been one single Israelis, the man who became the chief charges that Walesa slandered election between Solidarity and the state. » The Mussavis were responsible for the October “ If such cooperation were estab bases become the dominant part of our policy, I fire rate increase gun. ’The additional rate increases. they have failed miserably and the baby was smothered with a pillow, although day, one single moment, that I did not symbol of the “ refuseniks” — Soviet officials by giving “ false information” 1983 bombing of the U.S. Marine barracks at they have declined to provide more details. lished, it might change the political guarantee we will wind up losing those bases working poor in Connecticut are The state attorney general has therefore must share a major feel a bond with you, with all of you.” Jews who have been refused permission about the turnout in parliamentary Beirut Airport in which 241 died. Then in The infant was the ninth Tinning child to die in climate in Poland,” he said. because ultimately there will be a transition in the again targeted to insure NU a found it necessary to launch an portion of the blame. Lack of The whereabouts of Shcharansky and to leave their motherland — hugged elections last October. December of that year they were peripherally 14 years. Authorities had originally concluded the His accusers — 12 election officials — Solidarity, which was established as Philippines that will come about because of our cash flow by subsidizing non-rate investigation into the NU rate authority on the part of the state his wife, Avital, 35, were not imme Prime Minister Shimon Peres and other involved in a series of bombings in Kuwait, which other deaths resulted from natural causes, but diately known early today, but it was leaders before going inside the terminal accepted a statement made by Walesa an independent union in 1980, was intransigence on this issue” and/or late ratepayers to the increase, and for good reason. to give or deny permission to resulted in the arrest and conviction of 17 now suspect all nine deaths may have been the thought they might be staying at an for an exuberant welcoming ceremony. in court that he had not intended to outlawed following the imposition of As things stand, no solution to the quandary is in tune of 155.5 million dollars. Safety of nuclear plants have construct a nuclear plant, places result of foul play. martial law. Martial law was lifted in conspirators. apartment the government reportedly Once inside. Peres and Shcharansky offend anyone. sight. These rate rip-off artists have been called into question after it in the category of a rubber 1983 but Solidarity remains banned. Two of the 17 were Lebanese Shiites — both has provided for them in Jerusalem. made telephone contact with President “ This is the first step the authorities Should the U.S. accept a tainted vote in favor of also announced that they will the Three M ile Island accident stamp organization and produ from the Mussavi clan, according to intelligence Marcos and use it as an excuse to help him seek sim ilar rate increases in and the ability to find qualified ces rate shock to the working sources. A Mussavi terrorist gang, calling itself reconsolidate his grip on the Philippines, it will be 1987 and 1988. NU tells us that personnel to operate these plants poor. Kings, 17 mg. "tar", 1.2 mg. nicotine^ Menthol, 18 mg. "tar", 1.2 mg. nicotine,- Hezbollah (Party of God), emerged at about that repeating past mistakes and betraying these increases are nece.ssary to on full power is questionable. Tim Gaffney of Manchester Lights, 10 mg. "tar", 0 .8 mg. nicotine av. per cigarette by FTC method. time and began a wave of kidnapping and democracy. But if it stands firm and refuses to pay construction costs on the It was recently revealed that stated “ If we are to put up the hijacking with one principal goal: release of the 17 O 1986 B*,W 1 1.11 recognize the vote, in effect holding for Aquino, it obscene 3.8 billion dollar M ill an unusually large number of capital and take the risks, then SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING: Quitting Smoking prisoners in Kuwait. w ill risk retaliatory loss of the bases, something stone 3 nuclear plant. Millstone 3 workers failed federal licensing make us stockholders” For example, the key demand for release of the that would dangerously tip the balance of power in is a Tro.ian horse. Northeast examinations. We cannot and we Many small business owners Now Greatly Reduces Serious Risks to Your Health. hijacked TWA plane last June and a Kuwaiti the region. Utilities owned 65 percent of must not tolerate profit-oriented have stated that they can not airliner six months earlier was release of the 17 In short order, veteran U.S negotiator Philip Millstone 3; 35 percent is owned companies to decide life and absorb another rate increase. I terrorists. The demands were not met, and the Habib w ill enter the fray at President Reagan’s by a consortium of 13 other death issues based soley on their do not believe Northeast'Utilities hijackings ended, but three Americans were killed request. Presumably. Habib will explore the vote utilities. The burning question is, own decisions. Long ago we were should be rewarded with wind in the two incidents. its ramifications and the chances fora political whether or not the profits of this told that if science could harness fall profits when it can build a More significantly, last September the compromise. rate increase are to be allocated the power of the atom our energy plant 900 percent over budget outside Connecticut. Hezbollah reportedly make a tentative offer of a costs would be so minimal as to and 10 years late. The rate-payer Habib’s trip is is a positive step, and the prisoner swap: The four American hostages for In my opinion Millstone 3 is a be insignificant. There was no should not be forced to subsidize administration should await the result of his clear example of how NU has two of the 17 terrorists being held in Kuwait. The deadly warning that nuclear a monopoly by paying one of the efforts before making any final decision about the purposely overbuilt, overspent, two were the Mussavi clansmen. waste would haunt us for thou highest rate of return of any election. and overestimated to obtain sands of years to come. Make no utility company in the United But in the meantime, the U.S must work toward electric generating capacity that THE ULTIMA^TE AIM of the Mussavi family mistake about it. nuclear fission States. These windfall profits alternatives to a continued pre.sence at Clark and is not needed now or in the seems to be the creation of an Islamic Republic of is a ticking time bomb. The w ill not be passed on to the Subic, however vital they are. In addition foreseeable future. Hydro Qu Lebanon, run by pro-Iranian Shiites, of which the purported energy savings to the hard-working people in the util suggestions to structure U.S. aid so it would ebec, co-generation, and the Mussavis would be the most powerful. In a secret bypass the Marcos regime and directly reach the ratepayers pales when com ity company, only to the proposed natural gas pipeline meeting with top Iranian officials, Hussein Filipino people should be considered. pared to the cost of nuclear waste stockhlders and top company from Canada due to come on line disposal and the ratepayer will officers. Mussavi (code-named Mirhashem) gave a If all avenues are explored and hasty decisions in 1988 will use ntural gas to once again foot the bill hidden in rousing speech laying out his objectives: are avoided there is a slim chance that the United generate cheap electricity. “ The reactionary forces of the region,” he said, rate increases. Edward J. Wilson States can help the Philippines realize the promise Electric rate increases as pro “ either out of fear or for reasons of dependence on The DPUC has the authority to 164 Pearl St. that glimmered so briefly last Friday. posed by NU will spread like a regulate the rate structure of the superpowers, are arming themselves to the teeth, which is not to the advantage of the Islamic Republic of Iran. And there is no way that we can bring them to their knees unless we are able to inflict relentless blows on them from within. That Belaga plays the game from inside is, to neutralize them at every step.” Unfortunately, the Mussavis have demonstrated an awful ability to live up to their bloodthirsty Julie Belaga's face is the same one she’s worn nomination? Can she attract the money a rhetoric. for all of her 55 years, but this year there’s a candidate for governor needs? Could she beat Bill difference. O’Neill or Toby Moffett? The questions come our Confidential file • It’s a “ new” face in the politics of this year’s way from the periphery of politics, from Consumption of alcoholic drinks is strictly election campaign and she believes it’s worth a Capitol professional people and others who seem prohibited in the Ayatollah Khomeini’s whole bunch to her as she seeks the Republican . m genuinely interested in knowing more about fundamentalist Iran, but that hasn’t dried up a nomination for governor. — " f M Comments Belaga. brisk export trade in beer. State Department “ I am a new face,” said Belaga as she steered B o b C o n r a d She insists she is the one who can beat O’Neill sources say the beer being produced sub roga in us into a side room at the State Capitol where we (“ the people want a new governor"). Of course, Iran is shipped across the border to the TuVks. The could talk about how it's going so far. that’s what they all say. And there is, the little arrangement is secret for fear of offending the A “ new” face.for a statewide campaign even technicality of winning the nomination first. more conservative mullahs. though its owner has been a state legislator for ten Belaga is eager for a GOP primary, if that is what yers, and "new” because her probable closest Secondly, she had problems finding a publicity it w ill take to name the candidate. Mlnl-editorial rival, Dick Bozzuto of Watertown, has been in aide. She’s fixed that now by hiring Ilene Shub, a Poor Fidel Castro. He opened the Cuban sim ilar races twice before. former radio reporter. ON THE NEGATIVE side, Belaga is reminded Communist Party Congress the other day with a For that matter, Gerry Labriola of Naugatuck But the truth is, those “ in-house” appearances now and then that she once favored a state income blistering attack on the bureaucracy’s — another gubernatorial hopeful — sought the haven’t been all that bad. Belaga’s audiences — tax. Her recognition is still a problem. “ Nobody inefficiency, and warned that he would not nomination four years ago so he isn’t exactly party insiders to be sure — have given her high knows her,” a Litchfield County Republican tolerate “ negligence, laziness, inability or “ new” either. Only Romeo Petroni of Ridgefield, marks. And they are the people who will be responded when we asked how she’s doing in that irresponsibility.” With all disrespect, we suggest who rounds out the field of four declared delegates to the GOP state convention in July. area. “ She hasn’t even called our town chairman, that one cause of poor performance is right under candidates, could claim a measure of newness Eastern Connecticut Republicans are still maybe because this is Bozzuto country.” Castro’s nose — literally. It was disclosed that his because he’s been off the state-level scene longer. talking about how she stole the show at a recent Belaga is criticized for what some see as too harangue lasted a stupefying four hours. By the _ --^ STOBt COUPON rup e*tE 3131/86------But Petroni is generally regarded as a long shot. meet-the-candidates forum put on by Grassroots much of an image as a Westport clubwoman. Also, time the poor apparatchiks get their eyes Well, the word on Belaga up to that recent day East, the boss GOP organization n that part of the she may expect too much from her position as unglazed from that onslaught, paper-shuffling when we talked in Hartford was that she had no state. In New Britain, she worked her way through deputy House majority leader; the public pays productivity will have taken another nosedive. ______, Richland discernible campaign yet. And she readily a predictable list of questions on issues to one she little attention to what goes on there. She is admitted it hadn’t been anything to write home had not expected: what to do about discipline in basically a liberal, hardly trendy for the GOP. Richland — about, at least with the general public. the schools. But she says her role in the legislature keeps her ^ i£i-<==! uoMTS on top of the big issues. She doesn’t deny counting Ulaiirlip0lpr HpralJi Available in Regular, Menthol & Lights E V E N SO, she was brimming with confidence. FO R M E R TE A C H E R B E LA G A handled that on the exposure to be a plus. She has settled her Founded In 1M1 “ I feel good about it,” she said, with that one in stride, coming down on the side of control 5 0 t _ dispute with House Speaker R.E. Van Norstrand and firmness in the classroom. Mixed with the wit RICHARD W. C O S G R O V E ...... Pu bliih tr characteristic little tilt of the Belaga head and over their leadership battle last year for the job he DO UGLAS A. BEVIN S...... Ex*cutlv«Editor looking us right smack in the eye. 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SPORTS the GOP selection committee who before taking away the rights of who have often been at odds with CoBtiBwd Irmn page I " I don’t go into it wanting to The commmlsslon must report were not appointed were former Eighth District residents. the district over fire and sewer create an impassionetf debate. I to the directors by June 2 and its judge John F. Shea and Robert Besides Naab’s, the only other matters. The Democrats, led by prevtously divided the town into have no desire for that,” he said. first meeting has been set tenta Irish repeated his contention Franklin, an unaffiliated voter. public comments during the direc Majority Leader Stephen T. warring camp*. tively for Tuesday. "Ilie switch, made by the party’s tors’ meeting came from Robert Penny, have charged that the town Yavis said he was "looking that the commission should study Republican Minority Leader executive committee, came under Faucher and Vincent Kelly, both subsidizes district operations and forward to seeing what nine people the elimination of the council- William Diana said the commis manager government, direct elec criticism at Tuesday night’s board members df the Democratic Town deserves a greater share of tax UConn hangs on to defeat Pittsburgh can do in a short time.” revenues. sion could consider other charter “ I don’t hove any preconceived tion of a mayor and election of a meeting from Naab, a member of Committee. Much of Manchester’s develop matters besides the consolidation notions," he said. town legislative body from geogra- the Republican Town Committee Faucher said he hopes the ment is taking place within the question. Town Attorney Kevin Irish, a strong supporter of the |4iic districts in town. who unsuccessfully sought ap charter review is done in a 14-for-20 from the floor, a sizzling points, 6 rebounds, 2 blocked shots district, whose residents pay a O’Brien confirmed Diana’s By Len Auster Eighth District, also said he was After Irish and Ferguson re pointment to the Charter Revision "reasonable, peaceful way.” Kelly 70.0 percent. Kelley was 7-for-9 and 2 steals in 30 minutes, f l l p ^ lower fire tax than those living in understanding. Sportf Editor approaching the task with an open placed two candidates recom Commission. told the directors he didn’t under during this time and that’s not in four consecutive free throws — the Town Fire District. The district The Republican Party has said it mind. Irish said he is determined mended by a GOP selection At Tuesday’s meeting of the stand “ why you people opened up what Pitt coach Roy Chipman left-handed — on a pair of fields a volunteer department, wants to bring up other matters STORRS - This time the Hus to hear the facts presented to the committee. Republican Town board, Naab criticized the Repub another can of worms.” one-and-one situations, to keep while town firefighters are paid. such as electing members of the kies managed lo hang on. wanted to see. Chairman Curtis Smith described lican leadership for changing its The commission was initially “ We weren’t conceding him UConn in front. commission in hearings and to see District residents pay the same Planning and Zoning Commission The University of Connecticut that they are presented the two as “ more political.” The choices and admonished the direc proposed by the majority Demo basketball team has a history of anything,” the lame duck Panther “ Mr. King is a young man from crats on the Board of Directors. General Fund tax to the town as instead of appointing them. accurately. two candidates recommended by tors to “ consider long and hard ” many things. Among them is losing coach said. "H e hits 7-for-9 with a Lansing and he did a beautiful leads. Twice previously this sea couple of them buzz bombs. He’s a job,” admired Pemo. son, against St. John’s and re great player and he got it going.” “ It seems like it’s been a cently Villanova. the Huskies were Chipman also noted for the month-and-a-half since I ’ve been Reagan: U.S.-Filipino ties to continue working on a nicely conceived longest stretch the tempo, which able to come in here and tell you Obituaries upset only to see the best laid plans Connecticut controlled, was not to that we had great team effort,” Pem o said, "but it couldn’t have “ The ideal will be when we have groups in his bid to win the go astray. his team’s liking. " I feel for us to Turning to domestic topics, come at a better time,” he added. Continued from page 1 achieved the moment when no presidency. That did not happen Tuesday win, the tempo has to be more up made to the American Heart Reagan came closer than ever to "Everyone who played went in and Anna MacDonald thing is done to or for. for reasons Reiterating his opposition to any night at the friendly Field House. beat,” he said. " I thought when the Associatiqp. Reagan said, "One cannot minim indicating his desire to drastically of race, religion or ethnic origin.” form of a tax hike. Reagan said “ It was a good game for us. We game got going, we got more did his best. Anna (Labansky) MacDonald, ize the importance of those bases, change the 1965 executive order "P itt has great players and now he said. those in Congress who claim his got a lead and held onto it,” said tentative instead of attacking.” 74. of South Windsor, formerly of not only to us, but to the Western requiring federal contractors to we can feel real good about Burnham Street, Buckland section Lena M. Raymond use affirmative action in hiring Reagan defended Vice President budget is "DOA — dead on junior forward Gerry Besselink, Kelley had Connecticut’s last world ... And I don’t know of any arrival.” are "really saying. who dished out a career-high 8 field goal, that with 3; 59 left after ourselves.” of Manchester, died Tuesday at an Lena M. Raymond. 81, of 76 and promotions. George Bush against accusations that’s more important than those the Huskies had used up all but two Charles Smith, out of Bridge area convalescent home. She was Lenox St., died Tuesday night at The issue is being fought out that he is philosophically inconsist ‘Brace yourself for a tax assists, after Connecticut trimmed bases on the Phiiippines.” ticks of the 45-second clock. That port’s Harding High, had 21 points the w ife of the late John Manche.ster Memorial Hospital. among Cabinet members. ent in appealing to right-wing increase.’” (See story, page 9). Pittsburgh, 77-73, to snap a two- Also earlier Tuesday, Reagan bucket made it 66-56. Kelley, after and Demetreus Gore 17 to lead MacDonald. She was the widow of Ambrose E. Asked if he thought he would be game Big East losing streak. asked former Middle East special UConn. advancing to sixth place Besselink misfired three straight Pittsburgh. Bom in Elizabeth. N.J., April 10. Raymond. envoy Philip C. Habib, 65, to travel be president today if he were a HUSKY NOTES - Pitt holds the 1911, she lived most of her life in She was born in Dublin. Ireland. woman or black, he joked. “ I didn’t in the conference at 3-7 and now times from the foul line, righted to the Philippines “ to assess the 12-8 overall, had a 34-32 lead at the the Husky ship hitting 7-of-8 before overall lead. 7-6, but UConn has Buckland, before moving to South Feb. 6,1905, and came to the U.S. in desires and needs” of the Filipino think I ’d be president” anyway. Christians mark Lent won four of seven Big East Windsor 10 years ago. She was a 1924. She had been a resident of Reagan contended that “ bureau intermission after a see-saw first King’s four big conversions in the people, and “ help advise me,” The final 22 seconds. meetings ....UConn is a perfect 7-0 communicant of St. Bridget Manchester since 1944. crats” taking the “ easy way” out half. There were nine ties and five Washington Post said today. Continued from page 1 ”It’s for disciplining, self- at the Field House and Tuesday’s Church. Before she retired, she worked at of enforcing affirmative action lead exchanges in the opening 20 “ If he (Kelley) is not one of the Reagan did not say when Habib, controi. and also to show you are top guards in the country, I don’t game was the Huskies’ final one in She Is survived by three sons. Mott’s food store for 15 years. She hiring goals are actually using minutes. With Earl Kelley, who a former assistant secretary of fasting.” Bare! said. know who the heck is,” Pemo said. Storrs this ye a r... The Huskies are George J. MacDonald and Robert was a member of St. James quotas. His only example, how is eaten on Fridays, for instance. had a game-high 30 points, netting .state for East Asia and the Pacific, The priest said people are also “ That was a tremendous perfor 38-61 in Big East play ... The P. MacDonald, both of Enfield, and Church. ever, was in a federal housing Bare! said was chosen because it is 13 points and Tim Coles, chipping would leave for the Philippines or asked to perform works of charity mance. Earl has played as well as Huskies are now on the road for William J. MacDonald of South She is survived by one son. program not affected by the order, the most expensive and most in six of his game-total of 16, the how long he would stay there. and attend services frequently anyone at his position in the Big three straight games, starting with Windsor; and eight grandchildren. Arthur E. Raymond of Manches issued by President Johnson and delicious meal. Huskies began the second half In his 33rd news conference, the He said Catholics In particular during the 40 days. At Assumption, strongly and stretched the lead to . East. He’s demonstrated that Thursday night’s game against The funeral will be Friday at ter, two daughters, Charlotte second this year, Reagan re strengthened by President Nixon. Holy Cross in Worcester, Mass. 10:90 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Ackerman of Rutland, Vt.. and Without offering evidence, Rea are also expected to have only one more than twice the number of 61-49 with 7; 18 to go. every night. sponded to 34 questions in 35 meal on Ash Wednesday and Good people participate in daily mass A Kelley slam dunk, on a “ And tonight it was a great team Connecticut is then at St. John’s Home. 400 Main St. Burial will be in Patricia (Enders) Flickiger of minutes, declining to answer or gan said, ” We have seen... that the Saturday night and at Seton Hall the East Cemetery. Calling hours Friday, the two high holy days during Lent than at other times of three-on-nothing break as the effort. He had a lot of company.” Rockville; 11 grandchildren; II saying he didn’t know the answer affirmative action program was next Tuesday evening. are Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 great-grandchildren; and five during Lent. the year, he said. talented but leaderless Panthers Pem o added. to 11 of the queries. becoming a quota system. Six of UConn’s final eight games p.m. great-grandchildren; and .several failed to have a single player back, "W e finally shot over 35 percent are on the road. Only dates with Mennorial donations may be nephews in England. gave Connecticut its biggest work (31-for-56, 55.4 percent) so it was Providence (Feb. 22) and Syra made to a charity of the donor's The funeral will be held Friday ing margin and brought a roar nice to see. It had to come cuse (March 1) at the Civic Center choice. at 8; 15 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral ; from the near-capacity crowd of sometime. We had been playing in Hartford are left at hom e... Phil UPI photo Home. 400 Main St , with a mass of BENADRYL SINUTAB • 4.516. But, as in past games, UConn very good defense, been rebound Gamble’s shooting slump conr Christian burial at 9 a.m. at St. • saw Pittsburgh make a run at ing well and we cut down on our tinued. He was O-for-4 from th ^ Pittsburgh’s Joey David has the basket Field House in Storrs. Pittsburgh's William A. Qninder James Church. Burial will be in St. Max. Strength Max. Strength II ■ them. turnovers. The area that means Decongestant Elixer This time, though, the Huskies the most, putting the bail in the field. He played only 12 minutes. Demetreus G ore (33) gets set to jump on The funeral for William A. James Cemetery. Calling hours ball surrounded as a suppine UConn’s were ahead after 40 minutes. "It basket, we hadn’t done prior to Pem o said he’s not worried about Grander. 82, of Coventry, who died are Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Tim C oles (34) tries to get a hand on it the basketball, as well The Huskies was nice to stay on top all the tonight,” Pem o said. Gamble and fully expects the Saturday, will be Thursday at 10 p.m. hung on for a 77-73 victory. “ And I think our ball movement freshman to right himself. during scramble Tuesday night at the a.m. at the Tierney Funeral Home. Memorial donations may be way,” said Besselink. “ We said going into the Villan was as good certainly as any team 219 W. Center St. made to the Manchester Memorial You Can Feel at Home With Us SlHiitab $2»9 I ’ve had here.” added the ninth Memorial donations may be Hospital Development Fund. $329 ova game we had to have three • MANCHESTER • ROCKVILLE • WINDSOR items. We have to have some year Husky coach. • E A S T H A R T FO R D • H A R T FO R D (2) patience, some poise and make UConn was credited with 24 • CLINTON • GROTON • PUTNAM 4 FI. O z. good decisions and I think we had assists out of 31 baskets. Kelley Big East says Field House inadequate Your Choice all three this evening,” said Husky dished out 9, Eddie Williams, win Cheney work tallied coach Dom Pemo. mildy broke out of a slump with 8 By Len Auster Arena at Seton Hall, the Villanova " I t ’s nice to be here at the Storrs the Civic Center in Hartford? ’’You 24 Tablets TUSSY SAVE The Huskies exhibited tremend points, added 4. And the Huskies Sports Editor Field House, Roberts Center and Field House,” said Pem o after the name it,” Pemo responded. ” Our ous patience on offense, working committed only five turnovers. Boston College and the UConn victory. The Huskies finished a kids practice here. We only play Public improvements in the The second phase of improve the ball and the clock until they did After the Huskies gained their Cheney mill complex being con ments would be on Pine Street. Cream Roll-On S^ARegular___ STORRS — The Tuesday night Field House. perfect 7-6 at the on-campus what, seven eight games in get a good shot. "W e had tremend widest spread, the Panthers, 5-6 in Big East contest between the facility. They’re 259-83, a winning Hartford.” verted to residences will ulti Cooper Hill Street, and Hartford 2 oz. 2'AU.oz. ous ball movement. Only once did the Big East and 14-8 overall, made Huskies and Pittsburgh appar UConn players and Coach Dom percentage of 75.7 percent, since it mately cost <1,485.000 and tax Road. Reg. ‘1 99 ‘2 ®® UConn is in the planning stage of Reg. ‘ 1.99 they get us in a trap. We said we it interesting. They brought it back ently was Connecticut’s last con Pem o would rather have some, if first opened In December of 1954. revenue from four major mills to 71-67 with 53 seconds left. B»it an Huestis estimates that the pro INSULIN USERS never wanted the trap to come ference game at the Field House in not all. eight home Big East dates Pem o’s nine-year mark in Storrs is a new on-campus site. UConn will being converted there will amount together,” Pem o said. The crisp probably continue to play the jected revenues from the four mills unlikely source, 6-10 sophomore Storrs. at Storrs. ” I wish we were playing 58-9. to $2,286,240 over a nine-year bail movement showed up in the Jeff King, kept the Panthers at will exceed the cost of public Big East officials and athletic Syracuse, Georgetown, St. John’s majority of its non-conference period, according to a report by second half as Connecticut was arm ’s length. King, who had 12 " I love to play In this Field games in Storrs. There will not be. Robert Huestis. town budget improvements by about $801,240. 100 lO l Syringes with the directors voted at a recent confer here,” said junior forward Gerry He said in his report that most of ence meeting to eliminate the use Besselink, who contributed 7 House. It’s a terrible practice however, any more Big East analyst. facility. Most high schools have games in Storrs for at least two Huestis did the report at the the improvements will last 50 Your Choice ’ 1.29 IWiCRO-FilME^m NEEDLE of four on-campus facilities, in points, 4 rebounds and a career- years except for road surfacing cluding the friendly but undersized high 8 assists as the Huskies beat been practice facilities but on years, it seems. Not until a new request of the Board of Directors. game nights, there’s none better,” on-campus facility, an 8.100-seat Director James Fogarty has been which has an estimated life of 12 sMie s*Ni (Mei) present Field House on the UConn Pittsburgh Tuesday night, 77-73. years. campus, at the conclusion of the “ The Civic Center is a nice place he cited. Sports Center, is completed. But particularly concerned over the ^ BUHtHIN groundbreaking won’t take place, INTRODUCING Icc ‘^ c c 1985-86 season. but it’s not the same as on campus. The home court advantage prospect of spending more than the The four mills for which revenue •-D means a lot in college basketball. it’s hoped, until late this summer was computed are the Ribbon Mill. fUSTIMR The four on-campus playing The students here are loud. You $750,000 authorized by voters in a Regular Price $19.95 $19.95 How many more points is the Field and the target date for completion 1982 bond issue. now converted to apartments, the facilities which do not nfieet Big can’t hear them as much as at the Clairol'condition ^ East standards include Walsh Civio Onter.” House worth to the Huskies than is the fall of 1988 The $750,000 will be used for the Clocktower Mill, partially con Styling Mousse Special Price 18.95 18.95 verted, and the Weaver’s Mill and first phase of work, in the Cheney Less Mfg. Hall block, at Elm Street, Forest the Velvet Mill, both slated for NEW! Alcohol-Free Rebate 4.00 4.00 Street and Hartford Road. conversion. (Avaitahle in Normal Control and Extra Control} Your C ost e-DlO-M U* VYk Murzyn’s goal gives Whalers a point $129 After Rebate 14.95 14.95 Civic Center cieared ONLY ST. LOUIS (U PI) - Jacques Dana Murzyn’s third-period goal into the final period amid confu the first time. 60 Count Demers vowed the poor play of the lifted the Hartford Whalers to a 4-4 sion by the Blues’ defense. “ It’s a point and I ’ll take it,” HARTFORD (UPI) - The Hart range had gone out, said CNG St. Louis Blues will come to a halt. tie Tuesday night with the Blues, “ We gave away some cheap Hartford coach Jack Evans said. ford Civic Center was evacuated spokeswoman Leslie Stophel. "Absolutely, no question about who blew a 3-1 lead. goals,” Demers said. "That’s not "They’ve been hard to come by. for about one hour today while Firefighters used fans to vent the it.” Demers said. “ Playing like we acceptable. I ’ll take care of it, I ” It’s a beginning. We didn’t lose. firefighters traced a strong smell area of the leak and employees and SALE STARTS TODAY... ENDS MONDAY FEB. 17th did is not acceptable to me or Demers held a closed-door meet promise you that.” I ’m happy to get a point.” of natural gas to a faulty pilot in a shoppers were allowed to return to (assistant coach) Barclay Plager. ing with his team after the tie. restaurant range. the building about 9:30 a.m. It’s going to stop. "We deteriorated ourselves,” The tie snapped a seven-game Hartford took a 1-0 lead, scoring The evacuation of dozens of Six fire trucks were summoned "These players are going to Demers said. "Hartford didn’t do losing streak for the Whalers and a on its first shot against former mostly employees and some to the .scene as a precaution, team it’s an 80-game season. We it. We did. We lost a 3-1 lead and four-game losing streak for Hart Whalers goalie Greg Millen. Dean shoppers from the downtown com however, traffic was allowed on all had some guys play bad. We’d didn’t come away with a win.” ford goalie Mike Liut, who was Evason fired in a slapshot from the plex of offices and shops was streets around the building that better smarten up.” Murzyn scored from the slot 3:47 facing his former teammates for blue line 3; 04 into the game. ordered at 8:30 a.m as firefighters also houses the coliseum, the home and crews from Ckinnecticut Natu of the Hartford Whalers, and ral Gas Corp. entered the three several exhibition halls. story building. Deputy Fire Chief Raymond Kings end icy Celtics’ winning streak The smell was traced to the McTeague said no one was over first-floor Margaritaville Restau come by the fumes or injured in the rant. where a pilot in a kitchen evacuation. SACRAMENTO, Calif. (UPI) - been the NBA’s longest winning started the fourth quarter ahead Sacramento lead to a point. The Sacramento Kings introduced streak this season. 81-60. “ I haven’t shot any free throws Boston to the Tuesday night jinx The hex hit the Celtics In the Larry Bird scored 18 points in the since the last time we practiced, a and the Celtics waved go<^bye to third quarter Tuesday night when final quarter as the Celtics cut the week ago,” Bird said. ” It’s my Valentine Gifts UPI photo their 13-game winning streak. they dug themselves a 21-point hole deficit to 101-98 with 42 seconds left fault. You’ve got to stay on top of Boston's Robert Parish (00) and Larry Bird (33) battie The Kings’ record is 21-30, but as their shooting fell to an icy 14.8 on a 3-pointer by Dennis Johnson. it.” they have won all six games played percent. But the hex was still on. W o o U fo n d f Sacramento’s LaSalie Thompson for the basketbali in on Tuesdays on their home floor Sacramento outscored Boston Bird, the NBA’s top free-throw The Kings iced the victory by Remenib^ Thurs. Feb. 14th GARDENS fro m action Tuesday night. The Kings snapped the Ceitics’ this season, the latest being a 33-12 in the third, paced by Mike shooter, missed two from the foul converting 4 free throws in the Valentine’s Day winning streak, 105-100. 105-100 victory that ended what had Woodson’s 13 points. The Kings line that would have cut the final moments. Hanging Pots Reg. 10" Cl AC is not helping anyone by non-enforcement ^ LARGE AZALEAS N O W O N L Y I ’m going to open my own high school and I’m going member schools are, or should be award of the Are refs biased? GLOXINIA to go out and blatantly recruit the best schoolboy conduct of the type...” CALCEOLARIA basketball players in the state and dare the Balderdash. Hogwash. What have you. Are basketball referees subconsciously biased? Connecticut Interscholastic Athletic Conference to This is just another case, among several, where the That's a heckuva allegation, but sometimes you 2 :ut FI a take some action. Thoughts CIAC will back down when confronted. I am not an wonder. 2 ■KALENCHOE I'll dare them. advocate of punishment for punishment sake. I ’ve I remember back several years ago when Doug It seems that is the only way they’re going to take A p L E N ty always been on the student-athlete’s side when it Pearson had bis unbeaten CCIL championship team. Arrangements! action against a school/schools that break CIAC comes to the CIAC, which has not reciprocated. One night a referee asked me about the resp e^ ve Best Selection Check its ban on cross country runners from taking bylaws on recruiting athletes. Len Auster, Sports Editor teams and I told him Manchester played great HOU8EPLANT8 It you hadn’t noticed, the CIAC the other day part in the biggest meets in New York, such as the one defense and did not foul. rescinded the penalty on St. Bernard High School in at Van Cortland Park’ because too many states are Wouldn’t you know this night the Indians played Uncasville that had prohibited the Saints from entered. horrible defense— Pearson admitted it afterwards — and up Best Prices ■sH. But in this case, the CIAC should have stood its competing in the 1986 state tournament. yet the fouls were not called. CHRYSANTHEMUM The Saints now have the full blessing of the CIAC to ground. No, you do not want to see the players on the Hmm. FRICAN VIOLETS f Foliage compete in post-season play, although the school has of the type which the board found in these cases current basketball team penalized and denied the Tulips, 20% O FF on Plants cX been found in violation of state regulations on constitute a violation of the recruitment rule has right — especially if they earn it on the basketball It’s fiinny but when you see a Connecticut — Herb recruitment. occurred not only in these two schools but others as hardwood — of playing in the state tournament. designated loser — play a St. John’s. Villanova. Daffodils, How wonderful. How quaint. How naive. w e ll... The recruiting violations which occurred were But how does the school learn its lesson? Do other Syracuse or Georgetown — consistent winners — the Cactus 85 E. C en ter S treet 649-5268 The CIAC found St. Bernard guilty of transporting due, not to any infirmity in the rule, but rather to a schools, seeing this non-action, understand this is a winners seem to get all the important calls. And Gift Potted Plants Hytacinths three New .London Junior High School athletes to a lack of appreciation and understanding of, and no-no? The precedent for forgiveness has been made. critical ones, such as the foul call on Earl Kelley in the Open Wed. & Thurs. 8 to 8 game at Northwest Catholic in West Hartford. That is attention to, the recruitment rule on the board of some Other schools, especially mine, would want equal Husky loss Sunday to Villanova. occur at the wrong treatment? FREE e FREE • FREE e FREE a clear-cut violation of CIAC guidelines. St. Bernard coaches and administrators. time. I turned around and charged New London High with "In addition, it would not serve the interests of Hey, I could say I was a novice and really didn’t Weekly Lectures at W.G. iss toying with one of its prospects— eh, I mean students. Connecticut high school student-athletes, or the understand the rules entirely. Funny, isn’t it. This is one case where the punishment should have UConn did not play well down the stretch against Fib. 19, 7:30 Woodland St. Get the picture? member schools, to adjudicate cases involved in The CIAC slapped New London High’s wrist, and to stuck. And it’s not because this is St. Bernard. The Villanova. It didn’t a semblance of a game from Manchester similar types of past misconducts ... Therefore we “You Cut Grow Orchids - Orchid Exploring placate St. Bernard voided the penalty. grant what in effect is a plenary amnesty for conduct feeling is no matter what the school, the prohibition either Eddie Williams and Gerry Besselink, both with Fob. 2S. 7:30 643-8474 How wonderful. like that which occurred in these cases if that should have been enforced. no points. But the foul call was critical and contrary to "How to Succood ind Coro lor Your L iw ii" The CIAC’s statement on its change of heart, in conducted occurred before Feb. 6. The board believes How do you expect people to learn something when the belief of some, did play a role in the Huskies’ part, reads, "...The board has concluded that conduct these cases have had such notoriety that CIAC all there is at the end is a slap on the wrist? demise. It - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Feb. 12, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Feb. 12. 1986 - It SCOREBOARD NHL roundup Pefrg Huber, Austria, Marta Billy Smith l^ d s Isles’ surge Cavaiisrt.11ftPmri97 Urnktrom, Sweden, 75 (7-3), 4-1; MwiJm Mantoil.CmHekiO Lundovlst, Sweden, dtf. Krt«tanKlnmy. Hockey INM AIM (77) New Canaan, Conn., 45, 45L. Sqro Oomer, Great Brtialn, M .^ O a u g a By Lisa Harris game’s goal at 7:20 of the second really tell,” Islanders coach Al Elsewhere, Edmonton edged i l l TMoto 37 42 0, Wlllloms 412 44 0, Porwlck,WestOermanv,4-7(A7),43,45; Why athletic women participate Sttponovlch 47 0710, Fleming 49 47 M, Candv Rei^lds, Kminrtlle, Tenn., M . United Press International period. "And I’ve seen him play Arbour ssdd. “He’s got that little Detroit 3-2, Hartford tied St. Louis Rlchordeon 412 35 19, G oraA 25 M 7, Nottnlle Herrmon, France, M , ^ jum p In hjs feet, and he's really 4 -4 in overtime, Chicago defeated PwwItMo Hqonpaa, NYL 0:96; Ptitt, Amtofson 15 40 4 Stantbury 15 44 4 some outstanding games. I ’ve NMLitandlngs Dinky Von Rensburg, Scxitti Africa, dw. challenging and really talking. Boston 5-4 and Minnesota beat Improved Martin 4M 42 14, McClain 47 4 0 4, /Mary Lou Pkilek, /Munstor, Ind., 15 75 There can be no surer slp i of the been fortunate to be on his teams S.*AAg?^N^’g }{{S s 5 {;i^ ^ Orqv 40151. Totals 2477 950 77. New York Islantlers’ rejuvenation through most of his career (10 He’s played really well for the last Toronto, 42. health/fitness CLTOBLJUtO(117) ^Morte 'Cdlleta. France, del. Jenny month, but tonight he was really, N4tlv, Van, ndnoomolor (M itlno), Lee 15404 Hlnson4M1-17,Tunrtn49 than their old goaltender’s return years); he was excellent tonight. (ttrvtd bifCoML I5:41; WMtrt, - 54% KIttch, Columbus, Ohio, 75 (7-9, really sharp, with the really, really W L T M. fP M NYI, molor (tWinno), 19:41. 1514 Bagiev 4M 44 a . Free 11-3144 27, Mindo Cornwell, New Zeotand,^^ to his old self. Richard, too; It was the best I ’ve Ollera 3, R«d WlrtflB 2 . M U 4 M n W Shelton 34404, Jones97410n . Brewer Mercedes P m Aiigstinm, 45, M : Chrto For a month, while their 34year- ever seen him play.” big saves, the ones he’s known 44 35 7, Poouette 35 35 7,Mlnnletleld At Detroit, Jari Kurri increased WoMnston n M 4 7D TO W Socond pirtod— 1, NY Itlandtn, Troft- Evert LtovdTFort Lauderdale, Flo., M . old veteran goalie Billy Smith and Smith’s counterpart. Richard for.” NY Wandwi 27 M W 44 2» m Mr 27 (Tononi, Bottvl. 7:30. Ponoltitt 1-1443, Johnson25404. Totals477724a Sufon Sloam, Lextagtan, Kv.,.45, his league-leading goals total to 42 PHMwrgh M M « M Si m SkrtM, Van, 4:47: Pm rion, Von, 14TO: 1H. Groce Kkn, Fronklln Lakes, H J-, def. heir apparent Kelly Hrudey have Brodeur also stopp^ 25 shots. On The ones that won four Stanley by snapping a tie at 11:50 of the NY Ronom M « 4 9B W7 W tadtoM ^ » 2 r t 5 2 5 - n Trottier’s goal, he was barely back Boyd. NYI, 14:04. Ctovetond M 4II7 27— 1H Loirtse Field, Australia, 45, 43: Juljo been as solid as any tandem in the Cups. For some reason, Smith’s third period and Mark Messier Htm J tn tv _ U M .1 M W 2S7 _ T M r d porlod— No Scorlnp. Rlchanbon, New Zeolond, def. Virginia N H L . the Islanders have shed their up from making a save on Mike PtnoWMt Crowfotd,Von,7:49;Tonidll, Three-point goal— None. Fouled Ruitct, Rumania, 45,45,44 already in his famous playoff added two assists to lift Edmonton. Monlrwil **TSrT"<7 2S H5 NYI,7:4SrESutMr.NYI,17:07. out— -None. Total fouls— Indtam 9 , Kathy RlraMI, Martin Downs, .Fta., rudderless game for a cohesive, Bossy, and still managed to get his form; a groove. The Irague’s top team, Edmonton, Cleveland 27. Rebounds— Indtam 94 dtf. Ullon Dreschtr,Swttiertand,4t,M: energetic attack. arm on the puck. QlMiMCBoftan 16 S 27S i 7 97 2 2K SSTO (Wllllomt 13), Cleveland 41 (Shelton 7). ’’That's what I ’ve been feeling improved to 38-13-6 while last- SlioM on goal— Vancouvtr 0B7— 39. Katerina Moleevo, Bulgaria, dm. Tuesday. Smith was spectacular "B u t it was too late.” Brodeur Buftolo 27 23 5 97 211 TO NY Mandtra S-11-7-36. AttMs— Indtam M (Fleming 4), Cleve- Molly Von Nostrand, Brighlwofers, for the last little while,” he said. place Detroit is 12-38-5. lom 9 (Bmlev 15). Technlcof None. in shutting out the Vancouver said, "and when we had the A— 4,213. N.Y., 40, 45; Jonlne Thoimpegn, 'T v e felt that way some nights, Poww plOY cenvonlont Voncouvtr Autfrollo, def.PllorVotaoei,Pefu,4l, Canucks 1-0. The Islanders are chances. Billy made the big and yeah, I did tonight — I really Blackhawks 5, Bruint 4 3«.NYMandtrt44l. 44 saves.” W L T Pb. OB «A Qoallto— vancouvtr, Brodtur. NY Camille Beniamin, Fort Worth, 'Texes, 8-2-1 in their last 11 games and wanted to play. I did stranger CMcogo 27 21 9 42 M TO Ittandtrt, Smltli. A-19,277. Big East standings def. Hu No, Los Amsies, Coin., 75,43; have won four of their lost five — Smith gloved aside Petri Skri- At Chicago, Denis Savard scored St. Loult 23 22 I 94 TO TO things than I ’ve ever done — I Big East Centorsnee O’lDll Anm Ivon, Polo Alto, Callf.,def. J o A ^ all one-goal decisions. ko’s first-period breakaway, threw the game-winner with his 38th goal 22 34 7 93 t S 217 Rt7trt^~~Otnlt OAortl. Russtll, Kingsville, Vo., 41, 25, 45; shoveled m y way out of the Tofxmlo 19 34 9 39 TO TO w L w L Smith made 25 saves to earn his his body in the way of Skriko’s of the season, matching bis career Syrocuse 7 1 18 3 Claudia Monteiro, Broill, def. LTO driveway to get here. MIroH 12 34 9 27 196 TO Bonder, Largo, Fta, 25, 45, 35 first shutout this season and 20th of sharp-angled slapshot in the se high, and handing Boston its fourth Immie DMNeii __ Nirtti8tirt4.MipltLsaft2 St. John's 10 2 23 3 consecutive loss. Savard also had Edmonlofi 31 13 4 12 TO 310 Georgetown 9 3 19 4 (Retired): Jennifer Mundol, Soy^ his 13-year career, but that’s cond, and denied Rick Lanz any "A s long as we get the two points. Vlllonovo 7 4 17 10 Africa, drt. MIckI Schllllg, Cedar RopMs, two assists to reach 600 career CcriCKirv 29 22 4 96 232 TO 14% IOWO,M,45. . . . almost incidental. His vintage shooting room in the closing It could have been 8-7, but to me, Vancouvtr 17 S I 42 179 214 13% Pittsburgh 9 4 14 8 form — roaming and chattering seconds of the game. In between, points in his sixth season. Loi Anoitw 17 31 4 40 170 377 Ttrtatt I it-2 Relaxation/stress Connecticut 3 7 12 8 Dianne Bolesfrot, Australlo, M . still have the same intensity Improved athletic Botton College 3 9 12 11 Andrtanm Vlllogm , Aroentim, 7-5,45; between big, big saves — chal he’d make kneeling pad saves and because it's only a one-goal Wmmptg 17 33 4 40 TO TO nrtt ptrtod— 1, Toronto, Fryoer 20 reduction Cattierfm Tonvier, France, def. Lleo TeesdEY*! B6»»tti (Maxwttir P. Ihnoook), op, 4:44. 2, skills,'sense of Providence 2 8 10 11 UPi photo lenges his teammates to follow suit high glove stops in rapid game.” Leafs 4, North Stars 4 Seton Hall 1 9pcrin-Sh^, Moultrie, Go., 45,45,41: Mlmwfota 4, Tonnle 2 MInntotta, Horttburo 7 (NIItton, accomplishment 7 11 13 and play as they did in their succession. At Toronto, Dino Ciccarelli Edmonton 3, Dttron 2 Broton), pp, 9:97. X MInnttoto, Winning 1% Marcello Mesker, Netherlands, That’s the true Smith, the old NIItton 10 (Horttburo, PIttt), % Tuesday’s Result dtf. AnmHkI Konellopolou, Greece, Brian Trottier scored the game's only goal and the younger, Stanley Cup years. But most of all. his stick and snapped a tie at 3:26 of the third NY lilandtn 1, VoncouvorO 2 8% Competition 75, 45; Potty Fendick, Torrance, Smith — not much of a shutout CMcooo 9, Botton 4 19:27. PtnolIMt- Acton, MM, 3:07; Sense of being on a team UConn 77, PIttsburah 73 Islanders won for the eighth time in 11 tries as Billy Smith "Sm ltty played excellent,” said mouth moved incessantly. goaltender. just the one with the period with a 40-foot slapshot to Hartford 4, St. Loult 4 (tio) ClCGartlll,MM,9:07:Fryi^, Tor, 7:17; 8% Friendship/sociabllity Today's (lames Collf., def. Anm Smith, Son Antonio, Providence at Seton Hall Tex., 7-5,75. KolhyHorvotti,Uirqo, Bryan Trottier, who scored the "When he’s on his game, you can w in n in g save. spark Minnesota. Wtdiiiidd»*l — iiw Dooutt, Tor, 7:93: HailM, MM, W:3i; Flo., def. Aixie MInter, Australlo,47 (4 ^ , blanked the Canucks, 1-0. (M n n t M U D GIMt, MM, 11:49; Root, Tor, 14:43. Source: Miller Lite Report on Women In Sports Vlllonovo ot Syracuse Tbursdov's Gome 42,45; Ros Folrbonks, South Afrtra, PMIodtlpMa at Buftolo, 7:39pjn. def. Wendy Turnbull, Australia, 45, Vonoouvor at NY Ronom, 7:39p.m. Stoond ptrtod 4, Toronto, Moxwtll Keeping healthy and fit are the most important reasons women participate in UConn at Holy Cross WaMtlnalon at PtttiburBli, 7:39p.m. 4 (P. Ihnocok, Poddubny), pp, Soturdov's Gomes 45, Kota Gompert, Rancho M irm , Whwilpoa at Cataary, 7:39 p m 13:44. PonoltMt-NvIuod, Tor, 4:3; sports. This finding Is based on a poll of the Women’s Sports Foundation. UConn at St. John's coin., def. Pam Shriver, Lutherville, NBA roundup QuttttcqtLooAnoowo, 10:39 pjn. McGill, Tor, 9:21; Graham, MM, 11:17; Georgetown at Vlllonova /Md., 43, 35, 44; Alvcta Moulton, ^^Bd^odit^t ^OdNttO RobtrM, MM, douMt minor 13:47: Syracuse at Providence Socramento, Collf., def. Andrea Temes- AAOfiTrvOI Oi wtwW I•I0^T G im . MM, 17:19; Thonwt, Tor, 17:37. Boston College at Seton Hall vort, Hungary, 75 (75), 47 (x-x), 41; Scholastic sports Gobrlela Sabattnl,Argentlno,def. Betty NY Mondtriatmiodtli^.nlalit NogHten, Komluo Bov, Hawali,45,44 Toronto at CMcobo, niolit Third porlod— 9, MInnttota, Clcco- MInnototo at StTLoirit, niglit rolll23 (Bluottod, Lanopvlid, 3:36. Ronics 105, Jan 02 Big East resuit 4, MMnitoto, Acton 3D (BollatTO, /Hsu's Sbwies 17:23. PonottMo Ptott, Min, 10:71: BasketbaU Vince Von Patten, Hollywood, Collf., Nets win despite their probiems snowed out again AHLstindlngs SaMnMa, Tor, 14:21. UTAH (72) def. Leomrdo Lovolle, /Mexico, 75 (7-1), Dontley N-17 77 27, Malone 4113-7 IS, UConn 77, Pittsburgh 73 45; Broderick Dyke, Australlo,def. Mike Shalt on goal— MInnototo 7-13-13— Eaton 37347, Green 47 40 8, Hansen 3-10 Bauer, Enwrvvllle, Calif., 4-1, 25, 45: 40 4, Bailey 4141513, Stockton 2-5 42 4, Jonathon Canter, Beverly Hills, Collf.,- By Mike Tully Bird then missed 2 free throws F o r the second time in less basketball squad. The Indians 34. Toronto 23-149— 46. PITTSBURGH (71) W L T PM. « P OA NBA stindings ManMon 14424, Wilkins 1-2402, Scurry def. Amos Monsdorf, Israel, 45,45,75; United Press Internatlonot that would have cut the Sacra than a week, the scholastic are at Windsor High today at Adirondock 30 14 9 45 217 177 401-21,Hoyet40400, Roberts 411-21. Smith 414 35 21, Gore 414 55 17, Glem Lovendecker, Portola Volley, Powor-play convortlont MMnttofo Armstrong 35 43 4, AHcsn 49 43 10, mento lead to a point. Sacramento 3:30. Moino 27 17 9 63 TO 177 4-1.Toronto7^3. Totalt36«3i)5172. Collf., def. Stophom Bonneou, Canada, sports slate was dumped on. Moncton 27 10 9 97 107 100 SBATTLE (M5) David 35 40 4, Shepherd 1-1 15 X 47, 44, 43; Romld Aoenor, Haiti, dot. With Valentine’s D ay near, the received consecutive free throws Six area high school basket In Charter Oak Conference Goallot— MInnototo, Booupro. To Ahanhc DtvMee Nlktasevlch 00 40 0, Lam 40 00 14 Ertdtrkton 34 27 6 94 217 214 ronto, Wrtooot. A— 19TO. Chambtrt 4153513, McOonlel 25549, Shohor Perkitt, Israel, 35,45,75 (85); New Jersey Nets are losing affec from Mark Olberding, Reggie ball games were snowed out action, Tuesday's Vinal Tech at StitrProoke 21 20 4 40 236 233 W L Pet. 4W SIkma 7-14 5-519, Henderson 415 44 10, Cooper 40000, GoodMHi 40400. Totals Mott Anger, Pleasanton, Collf., def. Botton 30 7 J07 — 31.9 11-10 73. tion for their Sugar. Theua and Eddie Johnson to clinch Nova Scotia 17 32 7 41 2M 297 RoTtroo Don Kohonfcl. Young 4131-1 13, McCormick 7-12 9419, Francisco Model, /Mexico, 75 (7-3),41. Tues^y night. Cheney Tech contest has been Phllodtlphla 33 10 940 7W Wood4104210,Sobers1-7404Vranes14 CONNECTICUT (77) Kevin Curren, Austin, Tex.,def. Martin MIcheal (Sugar) Ray Richard the game. rescheduled for Thursday. Feb. Hontwy n 23 2 44 233 177 New Jersey 20 23 959 11W 402,BrlCkOWIkl40400.Totols377427-29 Williams 47 40 0, Colts 75 25 14, Wostanholme, Conodo, 45, 42; Glem son, their troubled guard who Bird led Boston with 29 points. RoctMtMr______27 21 3 97 229 206 WOdlMgton 34 24 9R) ISVIi Benelink 35 15 7, Kelley 11-a 49 a . Most postponements have al 27, while Bolton High at East MS. Mlchlboto, Conodo, dot. Juan Avendom, already has two drug offenses Eddie Johnson added 22 for the SprMofMM 36 34 3 95 307 TO Ntw York 19 » T O 2IW Utah 21242921— 71 Gamble 44 40 0, Kim 45 45 12, Spain, 43,45; Jooo Soares, Broill, def. ready been rescheduled. The Granby will be played on s T Cdthartm 29 27 3 S 221 231 Soallle M242S37-MS Robinson25004, Ursery40000, SheoOO Nilomo Glickttein, Israel, 4-1, 45; under the N B A ’s enforcement Kings. biggest change involves the Monday, Feb. 24. Binghamton 21 27 9 91 TO 313 Milwaukee 33 19 947 — 00 0. Totals 31-96 1420 77. FootbaU Thre4P0lnt goals— None. Fouled Ricardo Acum, Chile, def. Foul program, is the center of controv At Oakland, Calif., Joe Barry Manchester High boys’ hoop Tuesday’s boys’ A C C match New Hovon 21 30 4 90 227 349 Atlanta 31 31 971 4 out— McDaniel. Total fouls—Utah 22, Halftime— Connecticut 34, pmtburgh Annocone, Bridgehompton, N.Y.,45,45, Boltlmoro 20 31_4 _44 196 214 Detroit------■ 24 25 9W 7 Seattle 20. Rebounds— Utah 37 (Dan- 34 Fouled out— Robinson, David. Total ersy again. Carroll scored 25 points to lead six team. The Indians were resche up between Fairfield Prep and VWVSKHiO 17 32 973 14 75 (7-5); Pablo Arroyo, Peru, def. Marc TutodoYt Rotidl tlry, Eaton 7), Seattle 57 (SIkma 19). Fouls — Pittsburgh 24 Coonscticut 17. Flur, Durhom, N.C., 43,42. The Nets suspended him from Warriors in double figures to spark duled from last Friday to play host East Catholic High has Now Havin 2, St. CqthgrMot 1 Imflorw 17 34 9 » 14 Rebounds— Pintaurgh a (Smith 13), Asslsts-Utah 21 (Green 4), Seattle 17 Jon (tannartson, Sweden, def. Roberto Tuesday night’s game against the Golden State to a 137-113 rout of the V tonight at Hartford Public. That been postponed Indefinitely, as Top tootball rocrults CMrago 17 34 9 0 14 (Henderson 4). Tschnlcals--5onlcs, Ille Connecticut 26 (Kim 4). Assists— Sood, Argentlra, 75, 45: Christo Von BMBhomtenrtBSfimort'** g-gfc i9.9 ■ i. gal defense: Utah onlstant cooch Sloan. Pittsburgh 17 (David 7), Connecticut Rensburg, South Africa, def. Don Detroit Pistons for missing a Los Angeles Lakers. game has again been tenta has the COC meeting between Moncton at Maine MlVIffSg DlWWtt 24 (Kelley 7). Attendance— 4514 practice and a doctor's appoint (^rroll added 8 rebounds and 7 W L Pd. OB A^907. CoMldy, H o lly w ^ , Flo., 45,41; Cosslo tively moved to Monday. Feb. Coventry High and homestand Adirondack at Novo ScolM DALLAS (UPl) — The T m colMge Motto, Braili, del. Claudio /Menodrl, ment. Without him, New Jersey assists. Chris Mullin scored 22 Rochottor ot Sherbrooke (Oolball prooptcit Mlho United Sfoltt, at Houston 14 14 990 — Italy, 43, 44; Thierry Tulotne, France, 24. Instead tonight, MHS travels ing Portland High. Also pewt- TbwrtdoY*! Gomot toMcMd for UnIM Prett Inttmollonal Denvtr » 31 900 4W Buiists124.Biaz8rs11B def. Sammy Glonxmlva, Houston, Tex., was able to record a 130-122 points, Te rry Teagle 21, E ric Floyd to Windham High to make up poned indefinitely was the swim Adirondock at Fredoricton by Max Em fln ^'t Notlonol High School Dollot 34 22 942 7 Tuesday’s ceiisge hoop scores victory. 19, Larry Smith 16 and Purvis Scouting Sorvteo M Houtton. (LittMg San Antonio 27 36 .907 IW 75, 44, 43: Cloudio Ponotta, Italy, def. Tuesday’s ganne. Got that? meet with Norwich Free hometown, h o l^ , weight, 40-vord Utah 29 20 973 H)V9 WASHINGTON 024) Marlon Vojdo, Ciechoslovokla, 41, 75 Coach Dave Wohl also strongly Short 14 for Golden State. Also in action a day late will Academy and host Idanchester doth ttmo, colMgt ponlblllttot In poron- Socramento 31 n 913 13W Ch. Jones471-79, Robinson14144)126, (75); E M e Edwards, South Africa, hinted that Richardson m ay be James Worthy had 21 points for Bol4544)4,Malone14at11-l143, Williams Albanv Phormocy 01, Bard 42 def. Florin Segorceanu.Rumanla, 1-4,45, be the Manchester High girls' High. Whilirs4,Blues4 thotetond rollnet by colitgo coochot PacmcOMttoh coming a liability for the team, Los Angeles. on HTpoMttcaM): L > . Ldktrt 37 13 .799 — 410 44 14, Dove 35 35 9, RoundncM Alfred 74, Buttalo 70 43; Andres Gomel, Ecuador, def. 40 44 15, Wood 1-2 40 2,McKenm15 Boston Univ. 44, NewHompshlre43 Emilio Sonchei, Smin,47(47),43,44. even if he passes the urinalysis he The victory was the second in a TOilTOd I3I9-4 Portland 27 29 937 H)W 1, OB Jeff George, Indtanopollt, 43173 Phoenix 20 27 900 17 4^Totals9772273S124. Connecticut 77, PItttauigh n underwent Tuesday. row for Golden State over the $f» l m Ii PORTLAND (IN) E. Connecticut 77, Bobson 75 (OT) Ivon Lendl, Ciechotlavakla, def. John A7(UCLA,Mlaml,Purduo),10il0 LJk Clipperi 17 » 973 19 Lakers — the last-and first- place nrtt portod-1, Hartford, Evaton 7 2, T MRo KoMmoot, VltalM, Calif., 44 Seattle 10 31 993 » Carr 47351l, Vondeweghe 412 4214, Elliobethtown 74 Kings (Po) 44 Sodrl, 43,35,75 (05); Peter Lundgren, "This is really the third or fourth College basketball roundup Golden Stale 14 37 902 S Bowie 17 25 4, Drexler 413 45 14, Franklin Pierce a , N.R Collegen Sweden, def. Jeremy Boles, G i ^ time it's happened, missing teams in the Pacific Division. TO 0.0 (oral conwnitment to Col- Britain, 45, 40; /Mike Robertson, Borkiiloyl, 10.00. TeeedoyY ReMdto Poxson 47 40 4, Cotter 7-11 40 14, Fredonlo St. M, Roberts Wesleyan 74 games, practices, etc.,” Wohl said. 3, RB i W r VanZant, Hailowood, Mo., New Jersey 130, betron 122 Thempton 412 47 a , CM. Jones 34 34 9, Horlwlck 74, Union 73 (OT) LInwood, N.J., def. Ben Testermon, Oevelcxxl fl9, Indiana 77 Kersey 47 3519, Porter 40 35 9. Totals Monhottan-Army, Postponed Knoxville. Tenn., 75 (7-1), 43. "How reliable can be be? If I make Iw ( t w ^ l 9:39. OMoon, Hot, 43 195 4.4 (oral commitment to Clippers 120, Suns 112 MlttouH), 1090. Houtton 113, Aftonta MO 44072453114. NY /Maritime 49, Yeshiva 44 John Lloyd, Englond, def. Joy LopMus. him a starter— the problem is if be 9 :». Bgurnelt, StL, molor-mMor 4,OBCIovtlandColttr,Tompo,Arli.9-3 Dot Ml 121, Son Antonio 107 WoNilneten s t a l l 33-iM Northeostern 74, HorttOfdta Pobn Beach (tardent, Flo., 43, 45; At Los Angeles, Benoit Ben .((touting) 9:20. Bolhwoll, HOT, 10:00. perttand a a a 3 4 - i i 4 Point Pork 77, Alliance a MIchlel Schopers, Netherlands, def. can’t lick the problem — this could M t o ^ , StL, 19:97. Bolhwoll, Har, TO 49 (AiMona StoM, Nobratka,USC, Golden State 137, LA Lokert 113 jam in collected 20 points and Poiwi Stole), 7.72 LA Cllppirt 130, Phoenix 113 Thret point pml— Williams. Fouled St. John Rsher40, Elmira 9 Johan Krtek, Naples, Flo., 75 (75), 45, this happen two or three weeks Kansas bashes grabbed 15 retiounds and halted a 9, RB Pierre Goode, Towncreek, AM., Socramento 13S, Botton NO out— Drexler. Total fouls— Utloo Tech 94, Green Mountain n 75; Yomlck Noah, France, def. Joy down the road. ..SocpndBorled-4, St. Loult, FOdorkoTI WoNitngton 24, W. /Maryland 41, Juniata 57 Berger, Plantation, Flo., 45, 41, 43; late Phoenix rally with his sixth (HunMr, tomogo), pp, 0:23,5, Hartford, 5-11179 49 (AMbome, Tennettte, UCLA, Wodilngton 134, Portland 114 “ Then the team goes through USC), 7J9. Seattle MS,.Utah U' 72 “ Portland 31. Rsbounds— Washington a Seutti Libor PImek, Oechottovaklo, det. Peter blocked shot to pace the Clippers. MoiAtrmId 6 (unoHlttod), 3:01. 4, St. (RoundfltM 12), PorttondaiCorr, Bowie Armsfrom St. im, Methodist TO. Flemlne,GlenCove.N.Y.,45,47,43. another adjustment period. As a Loult, Carlton 3 (Mtoghtr, Roodi), 5:00. 4, OB Bernard Hall, Detroit, 43,210,49 James Eklwards had 25 points for (oral eommllmeni to Oklahoma), 7.90. I). Assists— Washington K (Dove 9), Bethel a , Christian Brothers 74 coach, I have to think of this.” 7, Hortterd, W. Botrych 13 (FMirora, Porttom V (Drexler, Porter 4). Duke IS, Stetson 44 gqmuoltton), pp, 10:14. PtnoHMo- 7, DB Mark Carrier, Long Beach, CMcogo at PNIodelgM,V:30pjn. New Jersey also was without the Suns. Big Eight foe Calif., 43 190 49 (Notre Dome, UCLA, NenrYork at Detroit, 7:3gp.m. Ttchnloolt— Portland, delay game: Por Hampden Sydney 46, LynchburgS4 Wlcktnhoittr, StL 7:16. OMoon, Har, Johnson C. w ith 71, Show41 center Darryl Dawkins and for 11:19. Turgton, Har, 17:27. USC, Artiona StoM, Penn Stole),796. Milwaukee at Indiana, 7:30 p.m. tland, coach Romtov: Portland, tllcoal SuperSonIcs 105, Jazz 92 9, WR Percy Waddle,Columbut,Texat, Denver of Oallat, 0:30 p.m. defense: Molom. A— 179M. Kim Coll. 77, Tusculum a ward Mickey Johnson. Buck Willi .Th ird ptrjpd— 9, Hartford, Munvn 3 Mary Woshlnc^a, Vo. Wesleyan 71 Transactions At Seattle. Jack Sikma and Tim ri’s man-to-man defense with ■nppott), 3:47. Ponolttoi— 43 170 49 (oral eommllmeni to Texat LA Loken of Phoenix, 7 :» p.m. ams and Otis Birdsong each scored By Collins Yeorwood AAM),796. ThursdevY Bemei Mlllsops Col. n , Rhodes 7) McCormick each scored 10 points picks, freeing Manning qnd Hunter KMMmdortt, Hgr, 4:91; Norwood, Philadelphia at New York, night N.C. Wesisvan 9, Christ. Newport9 31 points and Mike Gminski added United Press International Hot, »:12; W. 7, RB Al Baker, Cadb, Ky., 41 225 49 to help the SuperSonIcs snap a time and again for uncontested (oral oommlfmenl to Kentucky),791. New Jersey of Cleveland, nlgnt Norfolk St. 9 , Hampton SO 27 to lead the Nets. Bobveh, Hot, 13:97: Norwood, SIL, 13:97. n , LB Dorrhit Frailer, HalMndoM, Utah of Mlhmukee, night Old Dominion 44, DePoul S3 four-game losing streak. Sikma shots in the first half. Manning Union 06, David LIpscomba Meanwhile, a pair of last-place Sometimes It’s just bard to be Sholt on pool llortford 11-139^9—35. Flo., 42 230 49 (Miami, Michiggn, West Houston of Son Antonio, night Chicago (A L ) — Signed In- also grabbed 10 rebounds, includ scored 19 points and Hunter 12 as Virginia, Mlttourl, Florlda),7.0. Portland of L9k. aippert, night W And L a . Eastern Mennonite 01 flelders Brvon Little, WovneTolleton and teams were able to defeat the humble. St. Loult 19-10-H33-37. Rocksislia, Hawks 100 MMwest ing 11 in the first quarter. Adrian the Jayhawks shot 67 percent for a . Ppwor-play converilont— Hartford 3 11, DT Clarence Jones, itiM, N.Y., 44, Wothlngtm at Golden Stale, night Rust Normon; first baseman Joe De So; N b A ’s two elite clubs. ”We played great,” said Kansas 345, 495 (Oklahoma State, Moryland), Aflonto at Socramento, night Corthoge a , Elmhurst 49 ondrellever Joel McKeon to 1.year Dantley. averaging 29 points a 49-32 halftime lead. 1. St. Lou It 4-1. At Sacramento, Calif., Mike UPI photo coach Larry Brown, who couldn’t 793. Botton at Seattle, n l ^ ATLANTA (Ml) Cedonrtlle 73, Ml Vtrnon 41 confrocts. game, topped Utah with 27. but . . S g ”*.* *-hit. St. Loult, 12, DT T J. OMiwn, Norih Hills, Pa., 43 Chicago St. W, Olivet Nozorene71 Houtton— Second baseman Bill Doran Woodson scored 13 of his 27 points hide his pride after his No. 3 Mllltn. A— lOA/r. Wllkint 4 H 47 13, Wllllt 411 1-2 9, Denison 75, Obertin 60 Danny Vranes held him to 2 in the Rtftroo MIkoNoelh. 239 49 (oral commitment to Michigan), Romm 39 40 4, RIvert 410 1-2 7, ogreed to terms on o 1-veor contract. in the third quarter and the Kings World B. Free (21) of Cleveland jumps up for a Jayhawks annihilated Big Eight Duke, 85-66 Grand Rgpids Bopt a, Goshen a Minnesota — Lost arbitration cose to fourth quarter. 7.03. Wlttimn 4M 40 0, Koncok 46 1-2 7, converted 4 free throws in the final rival Missouri 100-66. 13, OB Don McGwire, Clare Levtogtton473513,Webb4N43l3,caiT Hanover SO, EorthcKn 57 Pilcher Frank Vhrto; won arbitration two-pointer over Bill Garnett (20) of Indiana. Clint At Daytona Beach. Fla., Johnny mont, Callf.,4l2194.7(orat commitment Illinois Wssleyon M, Wheaton 57 cose against third baseman (tary Goeltl; 31 seconds to end Boston’s 13-game Bullsts 124, Blazers 116 "Th a t’s as fine a game as we’ve Dawkins scored 18 points in NMs 130, Pistons 122 4 H 42 L DavM 19 42 4, Bottle 45 4210, Kansas ia , Missouri 44 Richardson looks on. The Cavaliers won. 119-97. Blackhawkt 5. Bruins 4 to lowo), 7.93. Hotttngt 15404 Totalt41-1(M 17-a ia . tlgntd pitehert Let Straker and Tom winning streak with a 105-100 A t Portland, Jeff Malone scored played,” Brown ackM . "W ebeata playing 23 minutes to lead Duke. 14 , RB Tony Stewart, Union, N9.,41 ITS MocMurrav 105, Kmx04 Burns. Molom 06, Walsh 40 decision over the Celtics. a career-high 43 points to help good team by a lot and that doesn't The Blue Devils 23- 2, built a 145 Be don 230-4 4jE (Iowa, onto State, M lc h l^ , OBTROrr (122) HOUSTON (1ia Ooklond— Signed pitcher BUI Krueger Oktahoma, T tnnetett),793. Trlpucka 1420 55 37, Benson 45 40 A North Central 72, Mllllkin 9 to g 1-veor confroct. Boston, cold from the floor most Washington end a five- game Houston outscored Atlanta 35-14 in paced San Antonio with 27 points happen very often. But we played lead In the first five minutes. After Ctdeoft 407-4 McCray 7-124214, Sompeon I4a3527, Notre Dome 81, Fordhom 9 nniJ porlod— I, CMoaeo, Sutler II 19, RB Harvey Willtamt, lleinpeteod, Lalmbeer 414 44 M, Dumors 44 43 4 Otoluwon 14101 5 », Lloyd4«4n, Lucot Phllodelj“ • Iphlo — Signed secondse bote- of the game, shot 15 percent in the losing streak. Malone’s previous the second period. Spud Webb, and 7 rebounds. as well as we can possibly play. Stetson narrowed the m argin to Texas, 43 TO 49 (Texas MM, Artiom Thomas 1436141330, Cureton 451-37, V. Ohio {Xxnlnlcon 07, Urbom a man JuanSoimwI.pIraierMI_____ . MlkeModdux (Brown, Lytlak), 1:14. 2, Botton, 1-2004Petorten471-17,P------Rio (Hondo 01, Tiffin 72 third quarter and fell behind by 21 Dominique Wilkins and Cliff Le- You don’t like to beat people like 2423, Duke outscored Stetson 18-7 Courtnon 13 (Morkwgrt.O'Connoll),7:14. Stole, Iowa, N0f1hwetteni),791. Johnson 414 40 0, C o m M I 49 1-2 5, Leaveil47420,VVIoglnt35.)lnt35004,EhlOl-2______and first basemanotemon Francisco Melendei . h i ^ of 40 points was set last year Cavaliers 119, Pacers 97 14, DT JerrAlm,OrtandPark, lll.,4421S Mohorn 1-340 2. Totals 4 iro 2950123. Trt-Stote (Ind.) 44, Hillsdale 42 points. The Kings outscored the vingston all scored 13 points for that but we played so well — what to lead 42-30 at halftime. 3. Botton, Untemon 14 (Crowder, NBW JERSBY (IJf) 1-23,Hamt4«404,Wattort40000.Totols Vincennes 74 Kankakee 9 against the Blaiers. The loss was SMimor), 9:44. 4, ChlcoM,Chicago, S(S o c ^ 30 4.7 (oral commttment to Notre 32^10113. PHtsburgh — Stoned biflelder Bobby At Richneld, Ohio. World B. could we do?” Dome), 7.73. Wllllomt M-H 39 31, Kim 413 42 0, MIsclk to o 1-veor controcl; stomd Celtics 33-12 in the third period. the sixth in seven games for the Atlanta. (Sovord,...... B. Murray), 10:30.9, ChicmChio , Altaim NMatT-NO Abilene Chrtsttona, ENew Mexico 79 Free scored 13 points and Edgar Kansas, one day after achieving Notre Dame, 81-58 StcerdSecordn______31______(B. AAurray, " . ______Larmor),______) , 1 l i « A 17, RB Michael Owens, Corlltle, Pa., 40 GmlnskI 7-19 7-1137, BIrdtom 14217731, ileeNep M a a i t — ill Pitcher Ed Farmer to o Clott AAA The Celtics, whose 13-game win Blazers, who received 2 (^ in t s off HO 49 (Syraoute),(Syracuse), 7.7S.7.79. Cook570ON,O'Korsn474^Turntr42 Centonorv a, NW Loulslam44 oontroct. Jones added 12 in (Cleveland’s its highest ranking this season, CCMcogo, h icm_ ,l Ldrmor ' Tnor 20 fB.(B. Wilton, 9SovctM, Three-point goals— Webb. Fouled NM State a , CoMrvtaea streak was the longest in the N BA the bench from Mychal ’Thompson At South Bend, Ind., reserve Jim pp,14:14.lp, M: 14. Ptnamot-Mllburv, . Bot, 11 :S; 19,LBWrI Wllllt Pewete. “ MMml,4531949, 35 7, Ronsev 4445 N. Totals 9000 3437 out— Nom. Total toult— Atlanta 17, St. Loult — Purchostd pllcher Groa Mavericks 121, Spurs 107 41-point second quarter, helping improved its record to 23-3 overall (enrolledtd l at mMlerm at MMml),____ 7.79.___ 130- Oktahoma U , Kansas St. 77 Borgor from Indlona^ls (AA) and this season,’’ came hack in the Dolan scored 13 points to lead Mllburv, Bot, 14:99; FToter, CM, 17:33: Houston 22. Rebounds— Atlanta 48 (Wil (Jklohomo Baptist 74 Lonoston 9 Rockets 113, Hawks 100 At San Antonio, Texas, Rolando the (^valiers conclude an eight- and 8-1 in the Big Eight. The Botton bench (ttrvtd by NIenhult), 17,0B Billy Rav,Dunwoody,Ga.,44TO Delrett a a » 1 3 - t 2 l lis, Koncok 97, Houtton 97 (McCray 14). attlgned him to Louls^le (AA). fourth quarter as L a rry Bird Notre Dame. The Irish led 38-22 at 49 (Noire Dame, AMtxara, Stanford, Nm Jenty »«a»-iio Schreiner 111, Trinity 9 At Houston, Ralph Sampson Blackman scored 31 points and Jay game losing streak. Indiana, Jayhawks shot 71 percent in 20: 00. Assists— Atlanta Texas C ollm 9 , Bishop B , Toronto— Stoned third baseman Kellv scored 18 points. Boston cut the inteimisaion and by as many as 27 Second period— 7, Botton, O’Coixiell Miami, GeorTO Techl, 7.75. Thfse point goat— Thomas. Fouled 17 (Bottte 9), Houston 37 (Lucas 14). Oruher, pitcher Jose DeJesus am scored 27 points, Akeem Olajuwon Vincent came off the bench for 23 to which has lost seven straight roail extending their winning streaks to 30, OB Sean Smlth,()pellka, Aki.,41 ITS out— Nom. Total touts—Detroit a. New Texas AAI 71, Etexes St. a InfleMtr Mike Shorperton. lead to 101-M on a 3-pointer by points in the second half. ; (Burrtdge, Pedenenl, pp, 3:10. X Technicals— Houtton coach Fltch: added 25. and John Lucas dished give Dallas its seventh victory in games, » t 18 points from Steve four games overall and 30 games at Botton, Crowder 34 (SMinwr), 10:17. 49 (oral certwnttmenl to Auburn), Jersey 31. Rebounds Detroit 43 (Lalm- Houtton, lUsgal defense. A— 14014. Texas Westevon a, OollosBapnsta Dennis Johnson with 42 second^ 7.75. beer 13), New Jersey 91 (GmlnskI WNsw Mexico 43, Southern Colorado New Jersey — Suspended guard out 16 assists to lead the Rockets. its last eight games. Mike Mitchell StipanovTch. home. Penaltlet— O'Callahan, Chi, 0:47; SO remaining. O'CalMhon, Chl,S:00; Morkworl, Bot, 31, OB Eric Turner, Ventura, Calif., 43 17) Jtotitls— D ^ l t 39 (ThomosO), NSW MIcheal Roy Richardson for Tuesday Derrick Chievous scored 17 Oklahoma, 85-77 179 49, (UCLA, USC, Nebrartia, Jersey 24 (BIrdtom 7). A— N912. west nlgl^s gome against Detroit tar missing 7:27; B. Wilton, CM, 7:37: Mllbury, Adorns St. 71, Wtslern St. 44 points and Jeff Strong 14 for Bos. 12:11: Brown,CM, 13:11. Oklohomo,WOthMgton),7.71. Mavaricfcs121.8purs107 procHcc Mondoy. At Norman, Okla., Darryl 22, OB Anthony Burnett, Lynwood, Idaho 113, U.S. Intarnottohoia College Missouri, 17-11 and 45. llie Tigrs Kennedy scored 32 points and T im Oregon Tech 71, So. Oregon 43 Third period—9, CMcogo, Sovord 39 Calif., 43 100 4i& (oral commitment to NewMjjxleo — In ^n lle ly suspended lost their fourth consecutive game UCLA), 7.70. Kings 106, Csitics too DALLAS (lai Point Lomo a . The Mcoiters a botkelball ployers Shown B r ^ s and McCalister chipped in 25 to pace (Secord, Larmer), 7:53. Penaltlet— Aewirre N -TI47 26, Perkins 77 41124, Warner Pacific 110, Concordia (Ore)M UCLA expects to reap a big harvest and sixth in the laist seven. Oklahoma. The Sooners were in 21, LB Brent Colllnt,Dandrtdge,Term., Michael AAoore._ Frater, Chi, 11:11: Llnttmon, Bot, 11:44: DonoMton 25 1-3 5, H o rw 44 25 4, T. Murray, Chi, 11:44. 4323049 (oral commitment to Gborgloy, BOSTON (lin Westmont a , Aiuso Pacific 75 The Jayhawks’ Danny Manning control throughout, leading42-27 at 7.70. Btadomn 1493531, Vincent 11-181-123, Wlllomette41,UnfleM99 Shots on gool Botton 14147— Wednnm 5-fl 4010, Bird 4 N 14M » , Dovll 43 42 4, Ellis 43 40 0, yy«hlngton— NomedEmmltt Thomas scored a season-high 27 points and halftime. After Oklahoma took a 31. Chicago 17-412-39. 34,LBMelvMFector,Houtton,432204.7 Parish 41177 H, D. Johnson *72 40 H, oMlstant coach In charge of research and By United Press International the nation’s top 100 prospects for homa, Texas A&M, Notre Dame players, 13 remained uncommitted (Oklahoma State, Nebraska, Oklo- WtnMngton 41 40 0, Keellm 40 40 0. also had 5 blocked shots, 4 steals, 4 24point advantage with eight Atopel-^24,vjtolton471-27,Thlrdklll39 TOtaNS76 3451 131. development. United Press International, said and Penn State with three each. early in the week. The most Po«dr-play convortlont— Boston 4 homo, Iowa), 7.30. 42 4, Sldlttm 44 494, Cortlslt 4140 0, Rec baskslbaii assists and 3 rebounds. Cedric minutes left.the Wildcats out- 25, WR AMn Harper, Frostproot, Flo., i i l i ANTONIO (M n DALLAS— Rose Bowl champion the national appeal of U C L A and Auburn, Georgia. Iowa, Missouri prominent holdout was top-rated 1.CMcago4l. Kile 41 40 a Vincent 15 40 l.TotaS Greenwood 1-31-23, Mitchell1417779, Hunter bad 16 points, Archie scored the Sooners by 19 points ina Goalies— Botton, Dotkolaklt. Chl- 41 105 49 (oral commttment to 34100 3S59 NO. U C TJt, with up to 16 of the nation’s Michigan Is paying dividends in and Ohio State each had two. quarterback Jeff George of India Tenncttee), 7.30. Oilmore 47 1-1 7, Matthews 413 42 10, Marshall 13 and Greg Dreiling 12 six- minute stretch. cogo, Bonnermon. A— 17963. SACRAMENTO (NS) Robtrtson431-39, Johnson34359, Lomp iNidgsts top 100 prospects a possibility to areas far outside the school's Of those players still uncommit napolis, who narrowed his finalists 34, LB Rocen Keeton,Sierra,Collf.,43 TVler 47,15 i Oltierdim 47 45 , for Kansas. Elsewhere, it was: Boston Uni 240 49 (oral commitment to UCLA), 7.30. 12 4 H 40 N, Hughes 42 40 0, tavoronl Hawks 31 (Nell Allbrio 9, Chris don the blue and gold, is the traditional recruiting strongholds. ted, U C L A was still in the running to U C LA , Purdue, Illinois and Referee Bill McCreary. Thomp|m7-M77n,Woodton142135a, m44 40 8, SundvoM 34 40 7, Williams Spodocclnnl ond Eric Brosnon plovtd Calendar Kansas scored the first 9 points. versity 64, New Hampshire 63; 27,GBSalAuneee,Vltta,Callf.,44)t9549 Theus2«49t,E. Jahnton41945a, Drew overwhelming favorite to scoop up U C L A , for example, has oral for nine, followed by Nebraska and Miami (Fla.). (Hehrodro, Artiom Sloe, Texas), 29 45 7, Brtttoln 1-1 40 2.Totols43O0 well), Knicks 14 (Morek Folkowskl 4, Manning scored 9 points to help Connecticut 77, Pittsburgh 73; 17-9107, Steven Dore and John Conklin played the cream of the 1966 national high commitments from three of the top Notre Dame with eight each. Oilers 3, Red Wings 2 797. Kansas build a 175 lead before the Northeastern 74, Hartford 70; Old 3l,QBTomBIII,F1emlrMton,NJ.9317S aan4i-Ni Dgaas_^ aaniF-ni well). TODAY school football recruiting crop. players in Texas — tight end Southern Cal with seven and Ohio Other top picks waiting until the 49 (oral commttment to Penn Stole), S « ARtento a a H 2 7 — N7 Bulls 21 (Mott Robinson 7, Lorry Beys Botkelholl The Bruins are expected to sign (Charles Arbuckle, wide receiver State with six. Michigan and final hours before committing game was six minutes old. Dominion 66, DePauI 53; and Idaho 797. V i .------. . . * < a » * » -N 9 ThreeMint goals— Sundvold, Willi Nevins and Nelson Miller played well), Three-point pools— Botton, Bird, Manchester of Windham, 7:a at least seven and possibly as Reginald Moore and linebacker Southwest Conference rivals included defensive back Cleveland The Jayhawks shredded Missou 113, U.S. International 91. 27, G Mike Corounte, Unlon- Johnson. Fouled out-AInpe. Total ams. Psrfcins. FouM out— Vincent. Total Bullets 17 (Jqson Williams 4, Bill Girts Basketball First period— 1. Edmonton, KrutheL. EiMllcett,N.Y.,44TO99(uiKletaftnlned), t o ^ - ^ l o s 24, Son Antonio 26. Poi ond Rondv Norris ployed Manchester at Windsor, 3:a many as 16 of the nation’s 100 best Brian Jones — while Michigan Texas and Texas A&M are jockey Colter of Tempe. Ariz., who was 797. Forte— Beeton 2S, Sacramento a . Rebound^Dollas « (Perkins, Domld- nytkl 13 (M e ttle r, G reg g ), 13:91. Rebounds Boston 9 (Parish 15), ton n . Son Antonio 33 (Mitchell 7). St. Jossph't at East (tathollc, 7 p.m. players today, the first day high expects to snare defensive lineman ing to claim four players each. mulling over Arizona State, Ne Penaltlet— Jackson, Earn, molor RB Art(}reelhoute, Temps, Arte., 97 Socramento 44 (Thom pson 10.) Ice Hockey 495 (oral commttmeni to Aititto^llata(OavNI),SanAnt^ school seniors can sign letters-of- T.J. Osman of North Hills, Pa. "UCX.A and Michigan both are braska, USC and Penn State; and (fightine), 3:19: Kocur, Del, molor S Assists— Boston 22 (Alngo 7), Socro- 20 (Matthews 7). Technicals— Spurs, Aduit Monrtester vs. Hall (Veteron’s Rink, (flgldMe), 3:19: McClelland, Edm, Arfnna). 9jS7. (Thew M). TechMoolt West Hartford), 7 :a intent to attend N CAA schools. National champion Oklahoma doing well,” Emflnger said. running back Pierre Goode of 5:06. 31,RBDonKltsllne,OreBon,Wlt.93230 Illegal defense: Dallas, lllegor de- style a (Duane Milner 30, Dove Sumeld vs. East Catholic (at Bolton "U C L A especially is doing well in Cardinals sue NFL joisnon; Theut: Klnga leoai Vying with U C LA for the top spot also is moving into position to Towncreek, Ala., who was consid 9econd period—3, Delroll, Probert 9 49 (Iowa, Mkhigan, wficointM), 797.- ddSnee: Boston, Illegal deto tsnse: Matthtwt. A— 479. Milner 10, Gene Horton 13, Gory Bollev Ice Palace), l ; a p.m. 32, RB Tarry Rodgers, Nottoml City, in the national recruiting derby harvest another outstanding crop Texas. Georgia looks like it’s ering Alabama. Tennessee, UCLA (Ogrodnick), 4:91.1, Edmonton, Andtr- M9H. 12), (tantle Touch Cor Wash 04 (Steve „ » Wrestling ”I was reluctant to bring this lon 40 (Coffey, M e ttle r), 7:13. Corn., 9-N, in , 49 itU bm U a, UCLA Avert 44, Phil Modore II, L5nnv Enfield ot AAonchester, 4 p.m. will be such traditional powers as with a commitment from quarter struggling, and Arizona State has and USC. By United Press International Perwltles Mettler, Edm, 9:09: Smith, USC, Texen, OMo State), 797. Frenette14). Cheney Tech at st. Bernard, 6 p.m. lost some good prospects, too.” action against the N F L as m y 33, DE Robert Wxm, Walton Chapel, Warriors137.Lakars113 Michigan, Notre Dame and Penn back Bernard Hall of Detroit. Also uncommitted were defen Oet,14:31. Cllp|Mrs120,8uns112 Irish Agency a (Kim Bushev 24, Jock' „ ____. •*YS Swimming Cross-state rival Oklahoma State The big surprise of the year, S T. LO U IS - A suit flied by the family and I have been in this TMrd period— 4, Detroit, Lorton 19 Ark., 42 3Q 4.7 (oral commttment to Hull 22, aeve Roscher 13, Ken Shop- Eost Catholic at Manchester, 3:a State, and such surprising con sive back Mark Carrier of Long (LeavMt), pp, 9:90.9, Edmonton, Kurrl42 AfkOHSOi)# 9j$f, LA LAKTOS (lia tenders as Duke and Texas Oiris- m ay sign as many as seven of the Em flnger said, m ay be Duke. The Beach. Calif., who was choosing St. Louis (Ordinals charges the league for over 50 years,” said Bill H O B N x n ia pmon 10), Hose Co. 72 (Jim Wehr 20, (Oretikv, coffty), 11:90. Penamet— 14,06 Cory Conklin, YakMna,Wath.94 RamMs 41 40 0, Worthy 414 35 21, Seon.Thompson 13, Mike O'Reilly 10). THURSDAY tian. TCU is coming off a top 100 players in Texas. Blue Devils m ay end the recruiting between Notre Dame, U C L A , USC, N FL and ita commissioner, Pete Bidwill. the (Ordinals’ owner . Scmtnko, Edm, motor (flghllne), 1:15: 175 . 4.7 (oral cortwnttmenl to Nonce 4 N 25 14 Ptthnon 59 35 13, AbdUI5abte41145 a, Jo to ^4 1 l 1-2 tathMpton),793. 1417 49 a . Davit 4M 43 14 Men’s Bosketboll controversy- scarred NCAA inves As of early this week, 53 of the top season among the top 10 schools in Arizona State and Penn State; and Rozelle, with violating federal "However, in light of the litiga Kooir, Del, 1:39: Andtrion, Edm, 19:43: 13,McGoe4134014,CooiMr2549,Lucas Middlesex at MCC, I p.m. tion by my landlord at Busch FogolM, Edm, mMor-molor (lighting), M,t^VgnceHprnrnand,Spartonthyp, Humphries 15 15 3, Sondtri 411 42 H, 47431, Scott4M44Mb«chak472914, ______Beys Basketball tigation involving illegal payments 100 bad made oral commitments to the nation, a "phenom enal” linebacker Darrius Frazier of antitrust laws. S.C, 47 340 4.7 (oral commttmeniNnmihnent to Them gsM t^^ 14:0: Gallant, Dot, mlnor-molor (flght- G^1-3454,Sprtaat1-44O2.Totals490l East Catholic at Xavier, 7 :a to players. college recruiters. UCLA was the achievement for a school its size, Hallandale, Fla., who was consi^ The (ferdinals fifed a suit Tues Stadium and threat of litigation by Ing), 14:0. Clemeen), 793. g|^g|^15354,Joms4240a 2051113. Tennis the NFL commissioner, I have Shots on gool Edmonton 7-1411— 34 M Lance Pavtat, Tomboll, Texat, ooLomsTATBcan 7‘a*"*'^ Tech ot Bacon Academy, Recruiting scout Max Emflnger clear leader with seven, followed he added. ering Miami. Blicbigan, West day in New Voile that challenges 32,_Delrott11-l■1-tt(Pl0. 43 Hs 4.7 (oral commttmtn) to Texas Short 411 40 14, Smtth 4 N 40 M, Bolton at RHAM, 7;a of Houston, who compiled a list of by (]al-Berkeley, Michigan, Okla Among the nation’s top 30 Virginia, Misaouri and Florida. the N FL’s iwiuirement that three- been specifically advised by coun- Power^tey cenven lone Edmonton A M ),7 ,A Corroll 414 ll-M 29, Flovd 47 77 14 „ _ Girts Bosketboll fourths of the league's teams muet ■el that I have no other choice.",. 17.0ielrott4L bIt o Guost, Arlington. Hetcyrts, T w i* 7-11 75 9 , MuUbl 413 47 22, Hartford Public ot Manchester, 7 :a Gmltai — Edmonton, Moog. Oe- IIL.I., 41 99 49 (oral commitment to *PWl^*??MW»Coge59TON,Whtto 54 M M 47 45 4, WMtaheod 44 41 4, n J/MMltoh Ltoton bivitaitofwi approve a club’s plan to relocate. The Cardinals' suit alleges Ro Irott, Latoretl. A— 10,711. lowo),mm),94X 793. VotenttneW 44 0,Gordon 45 Hutton 15 41 I Verheeven 1-1 40 x At Beco WeN, m a„ F * . II FRIDAY The suit challenges section 4.3 of 11, TE Llonti Sykes, St. Leult,433S049 15 L d b e e M 1-2 1,BrMeeman4542 selle threatened to sue the team If Thlbeein^2 40 0, Conner 44 40 4. Beys Basketball Racquet Club to sponsor seniors tournament the league’s constitution. The rule It transfers the franchise from its (Orel commttment to lllMolt), 793. M. Totals147741501a. Totals 90019-9219. Cortina Bowel), Canada, def. Akiko Manchester at South Windsor, 7:45 17, T E Chortet Aibuckle, Stafford, 9 a a B - i » Klllmuta, Japan, 75, 45; Chrtsttone requires prior approval of three- current home in Busch Stadium. Teaot, 43 230 49 (oral commlMwnl to ai6271 - m a a M a - 1 9 jMiSMint, Serttwrtond, def. Tina Mo- bunw^a”®"' •'®**’*'’* ‘Trum- The Manchester Racquet Club team will play at least two the 12-point tiebreaker will be in must call the Racquet Club to get fourths of the memberclubs before UCLA), 791. cMiukl. South Poeodena, CMIt., 42,45; The suit singles out New Y ork and Th ree-point pool— McGee 3, Chenev Tech ot RHAM, 7:30 matches. Singles is $10 per person effect at 6-games all. a team can transfer its franchise. Radio, T V 40, WR Slip WolkMs, Fort Loudwdole, „ Three pebitgml Fottor. Foutodout— C o e ^ . Riirted out— Cooper. Total Penny Borg, North Miami Beach, Fta., Bolton at Coventry, 7:a has scheduled a "Seniors Get their starting time. Phoenix, Aris., as locations that Fta., 97 H049 (Florida, Boston Celleee, Horn, -few toule-Pheenix 31, la takers a , OoMin Stole a . def. Botbora Oerken, Thoutond Oaks, Acquainted Tournament" with and doubles $6 per person. If you E n try deadline is next Wednes The suit, which does not name have expressed interest in having LouMlom Stole), 790. gigpers a. Reboundi Phoenix 31 RebewTO LA Lakers 43 (RamMs, Coltt., 43, 24, 44; Kotertno Skrontko, Sooth Windsor at Manchester, 7:30 play starting on Monday, Feb. 24 want to play doubles and need a day. The draw will be held on Feb. Once used balls will be provided any oiher team, alleges this TIM ia H T 41, DB Mike WWtf, Sweetwotar, TexoA (Adoim 4), LA cnpperi 49 (Beniamin Lucas N), Cndiostovakla, dtf. Kkn Shoeftr, Alex the C ar^n als relocate. IJnlcki VI. Pltfont, Chonnol 7 and running through Friday, Feb. partner, the club will pair you with 20. by the club. procedure unreasonably restrains 43 NO 49 (Baylor, TCU, Texas, Texas 1^. .Aieleti Phoenix M (Htimph- OoWin ateta 41 (Smtth 15). AstItit-LA andria, Vo., 45, 75, 44; Elbe Burgln, SATURDAY ••WCoUwboikttboll: Svrocutavt. AaJM^aMai Tech), 790. « [CNN] Evening Newt [ESPN] Ski TV Noona directs lively program NARTMID ^ . ori«p« 6 :0 0 P M (S3 Eyawitnats N«wt d ) ® MacQyver (CC) MacGyver's life ciAMM CItv ^ Ron t* PTini s is placed in jeopardy when he investi [ESPN] Championship Roller Derby That Girl (S|. a new career path CSD SD DifTrant Strok« [USA] h S iW ) 00* * 1 ^ gates the deaths of three fellow agents. [H B O ] The Best of Farm Aid: An Amerl- H A R T F O R D Be Crazy (P 6 ) 7:30, 9:45. — WHnete d 3 Action NcvYt (60 min.) 12 :5 5 A M [HBO] m o v ie : Th e Hotel (R) 7:15,9:30. oan Event Highlights from the 14 hour New Hampshire’ An unconventional fa By Bob Thomas Hollywood standards and strewn — Familiar and Bess.” His arrangement re (39 Hart to Hart G D MOVIE: Tru e ConfMtions' A brutal benefit concert that occurred Septem capped the ardent themes among mily traveling both sides of Atlantic has The Assaclated Press with keepsakes; the envelopes and feminine ■AOTHARTPORD JD (29 Oimma a Break . murder tests the conflicting loyalties of ber 22, 1985 are hotted by Willie Net- some bizarre adventures. Jodie Foster, ’’Nothing But Money,” "Summer ■otiweed Bob • Chiemo— Rocky IV two brothers. Robert De Niro, Robert Du son. (60 min.) cards presenters used for her two themes of clas (39 Knofa Landing Beau Bridges, Rob Lowe. 1984. Rated R. time,” and ”It Ain’t Necessarily (PG) 7:30. vall, Charles Durning. 1981. [MAX] MOVIE: 'BHnging Up Bab/ An BURBANK, Calif. - There is, Oscars; posters of “ Places in the sical and pop PiKK RkMrds Pub * Clnbmo — (S ) NawaCantar 1:0 0 A M CID Get smart So.” The orchestra made a coher 9 9 McCloud archeologist tries to promote a million Sally Field readily admits, a lot of Heart” and her latest rnovie, music were the Center Stage Rocky IV (PO} 7:30,9 :» . (29 Doctor Who dollars for hit museum and gets mixed dD Headline Chasers ent presentation of this soul food. ibowcoM CUMmoi 1-9 — O ^ o f (29 MOVIE: 'Mc to - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednwdav. Feb. 12,1986 feEANUTfe by ChariM M. feehuh HAOAII TH I HOMIIM.I fey Dlk ■rawM Advice VOUR NOSE IS w a r m , HAVE YOU HEARD OF THE I THINK YOU IT'S EITHER THE FLU OR LOVE ..THE SYMPTOMS I Jll&TCAti'T YOU roLp rue mbH ^efze ih^apiu& sc a n A m MONSIEUR..DO YOU INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC? ,have a fever rfiller You TO,, I PIPN'TYOU ^ FEEL ALL RIGHT? THEY SAY SIXTY-FIVE ARE THE SAME... KBBP A ^BCPBTa I THOUSAND SOLDIERS AT CAMP — PONTANEZEN,HERE IN Couple hopes love takes them higher FRANCE, HAVE THE FLU! h e a r With all the serious problems in remove the cellophane wrappings ABBY; I have this world that should be ad at home and carry my pepper been going with dressed. I was flabbergasted that mints in clean white tissues. thi.>i gentleman you would select something so PEPPERMINT PATTY fur eight years frivolous to print. If the old biddy i'"w, and we D e a r A b b y couldn’t stand all that noise, why DEAR ABBY: I am hard of CAPTAIN EASY ®fey Crook* • Citato hearing, which is the reason I am THE P ETO NATO R T you SBE. 'N THE "unt to marry. didn't she change her seat where THERE’S IS AUMOST Y “ NITEP SJXrE&.THlE IVeilher of us Abigail Van Buren she wouldn’t be so distracted, poor writing this. What on earth is the NO TIW B-y VVE SOT 'tunts to get dear? matter with that lady who com rti'iiried in a You’re allowed one mistake, plained about another lady making THEPHANTOM fey La* Falk • ty Mny L'biirrh. My Abby. Don’t let it happen again. noise while unwrapping her pep qof.ction: Can PERTURBED IN PFTALUMA, permint candy in church? tlif captain of , CALIF. Shame on her! Doesn't she ai’ airliner perform a marriage Day Sweethearts Special for cou realize how blessed she is to have e<-iemony? I ’ve heard that cap ples who want to wed with their DEAR PERTURBED: I admit perfect hearing? Believe me, if she tains of .ships can marry people, so heads in ttie clouds. And a qualified to my share of mistakes, but this were in my shoes for two weeks, 'I'tiy not airline captains? person could be provided to do the wasn’t one of them. I think it’s she would be glad to get back into ; We'd like to be married by an honors. The friendly skies would rather fascinating for my readers her own. airline pilot in a very short, simple then attain a new high in together to know what other readers find I ’m sure the lady with the fi>'hange of vows. A flight from ness, and couples could truly fly sufficiently irritating to complain peppermints was trying to prevent f Angeles to Hawaii, ending in a "united," about. And occasionally a reader herself from coughing in church — I! waiian honeymoon, would be will write in with a solution, like which would be far more disturb ARLO AND JANIS™ by Jimmy Johnaon 11 leet. DEAR ABBY: I am a 70-year-old this one: ing to others. She was being considerate — thinking of others. HOWA&OOTAPENNV? YOU KNOW! ALEXANDER It this is possible, whom should retired male who has been reading I'M DOING A REPORT SO. COULD I HAVE A 't" contact? your column since you started it 30 DEAR ABBY: I sympathize with Bless her! FIVE-DOLIAR BILL? LiNCaN ISON THE HAMILTON 16 ANOTHER RUTHIE OF EVANSVILLE, IND ON /m U A M LINCOLN AND FASCINATING AMERICAN.. ' l.YING HIGH IN IOWA CITY years ago, but I never thought I that (xior woman who unwraps I NEED A PICTURE OF HIM.., PENNY, TOO.' would ever write to you. I do so no w peppermints in church. I also BLONDie by Daan Young S Stan Drak* I'RAR FLYING: I hate to clip to register my surprise regarding carry them to spck on during concerts, at the theater and in Problems? Write to Abby. For a J HAWHAMAM...a THISHS you ATE THEM ' , \ T wings, but an airline captain a letter you print^. It had to do HOW AAANV PIBCBS T IT'S church as well. It may be psycho personal, unpublished reply, send SHOUU3 I BAT ? tCUP TO ANO ONE WINS OR ALL.,OIDN'T y o u ? i not authorized to perform with the churchgoing person who you 2 WIN6S ANO i! iriage ceremonies. However, was irritated by another church logical. hut I always get the urge to a self-addressed stamped envelope ONETHISH I'll air travel competition so keen member who created a minor cough at times when there .chould to Abby, P.O. Box 38923, Holly I'o.se days, perhaps one innovative disturbance by unwrapping pep be silence, and a peppermint wood. Calif. 90038. All correspon line will offer a St. Valentine’s permints during the sermon. prevents my coughing. However, I dence is confidential! .P UPl photo Prostate problems require a specialist Another Hans Brinker? ALLEY OOP <*^by Dave Qraue A lonely skater makes the best of the arctic weather in when I go to bed. My doctor said it bloodflow by removing the WE’LL SOON FIND OUT WHAT, THEY'RE HEADING EASfT ACROSs/ : UR. GOTT: Amsterdam, the Netherlands. This veteran skatertrained THE BARRENS, TR.NA! ^ ' was caused by poor circulation, obstruction. ' 2-IZ HAPPENS) TO THOSE TWO! ('m 69, and in on one of the canals for the Dutch ice skating marathon GARLA SHOULD BE ABLE TO, tlie past year but the medicine he gave me didn’t SEE THEM FROM UP THERE! DEAR DR. GOTT: I have a Sitve had some help. It’s worse when I wear high championships Tuesday. shoulder injury, a severe tear in 2 (loiible urinat heels. What causes this? ON THE FAfeTRACK fey BIN Hoibrook the rotator cuff. The surgeon wants ing. I no longer Dr. Gott to operate. What is your opinion? have a free DEAR READER: Circulatory Athletics may come naturally flow; it is re- problems in the legs can be most COWUpy AdNOUHCeMEKTS Peter Gott, M.D. troublesome at night or during DEAR READER: If you have leased in exercise. I suspect that in your pain due to a torn rotator cuff — the LOS ANGELES (UPI) - At those in events less than 200 meters spurts. Could case, the high heels are a factor capsule of gristle that surrounds hletic ability may be linked in part had a greater proportion of fast- (lii.s be a warn- because you are on your feet when the shoulder joint — surgery may to different kinds of muscle fibers, twitch fibers. Middle-distance mg of coming you wear them. Sometimes help you. If your surgeon is researchers at the University of swimmers had equal proportions prostate women’s high heels can result in qualified to perform this o)>era- California at Irvine say. of each. problems? back ailments that cause leg pains. tion, let him or her do it. A study of 30 world-class Other studies have shown mara However, if your doctor believes swimmers found that a certain thon runners are heavy on slow- DEAR READER: It’s more than Health Report on The Prostate your pain is due to poor circulation, type of muscle composition seems twitch fibers and sprinters have THE BORN LOSER ®by Art Santom a warning of coming problems; Gland. Other readers who would you may need to have further to favor long-distance perfor more fast-twitch fibers. your problem has arrived. Your like a copy should send 75 cents DEAR DR. GOTT: My husband HERE Y'60, R^ULV, HEKE'^ F'R MINE, INHKEgpERl mance or endurance, while Dr. Carlos Prietto. associate BR1H6 ME A COOBLE trouble probably is due to an plus a long self-addressed, testing to determine where the has plantar warts on his heel. blood flow to your legs is blocked. another type benefits short-distant professor of orthopedic surgery, AKP 6RIM& THIS FELLER VBFB PR IN K U P! WHEN TIMO'^HAV PAYS, enlarged prostate. However, there stamped envelope to the Manches These have been cut out three g,nH4yK^ When such an obstruction is events requiring quick bursts of said the study explained why EVERYBOUY PAY$! tpay be other sources of obstruc ter Herald, P.O. Box 2597, Cincin times and are back again. Are TH' $AME L WHEN TIM 0m <9, present, less blood reaches your power. swimmers choose the events they tion within your lower urinary nati, OH 45201. Be sure to mention there any folk remedies that might leg muscles: cramps and spasms Swimmers in events 400 meters do. but he hoped the research MR. MEN” AND LITTLE M I88" by Hargrfeava* A Mter* '-x^e^ecxY PRiNKS-i UH,„THANK‘^ fract, .so check with a urologist for the title, help? Even if they don’t work, at can be produced. In severe cases, and longer were found to have a would not be used to slot youngs pn accurate diagnosis. least they won’t hurt, which is OiW'wSflbrNtA.ine / 'TUlALllt^lk.f^ unresponsive to medicine, surgery higher ratio of what are known as ters into categories in preparation W7/ t*AA>rv« fi *11 ^1^11 UOCK.lU-SE ■ To give you more information, DEAR DR. GOTT: I suffer from more than can be said for the may be necessary to re-establish slow-twitch muscle fibers, while for the Olympics. PFrSAU. . K A I U m e '! W H A T HAPPY IF IT i ’in sending you a free copy of my pain in my knees down, especially surgery. CHANCE HAe rrsoT /V W < E 5 T H E 19 rr TRUE THAT WITH A TITUE WORST SEUL.ER T » U A R E V Y R m M ® L IK E T H A r ^ l DEAR READER: I am not : V - ! ^ aware of consistent successes F I A BOOK,AAR.WORRY? Cheese is bonus to menu VALENTINE SPECIAL' from folk remedies for plantar t _ c vegetables or anything you want warts. I ’ve had better results from Buy your Sweetheart a Live FRANK AND ERNEST Oby Bob Thavaa DEAR dressed with a cheese sauce Vergo, an over-the-counter cream, Lobster or enjoy a Fresh 4»OLLY: I have (macaroni, for instance). This applied as directed to the wart. T Seafood Dinner. Make sure your husband uses w lot of cheese sauce can be stored in the Dining Room open 'til 8 pm Jrom the go sandpaper or an emery board to C 2 1 EXAM W ^ o c T o f i y g o i N S T b SB refrigerator for two or three days, on Friday vernment'ssur- Pointers then reheated over boiling water or remove all the callus over the wart ROOM ^ TiBO up pop AN j)lus distribu- in a microwave oven. before he applies the cream. ■tion. I would E H O U R o p ^ — IJike to know Polly Fisher The cheese alone could be grated DINNERS (an M ad) PuxEles A strograph .Juiwto melt it to ahead of time, then frozen in a Send your questions to Dr, Gott p o N ' T <3® -use on vegeta- freezer-proof container, which 'Fish...... !l)1e.s. Can it be would save some preparation tinie in care of the Manchester Herald at P.O. Box 91428. Cleveland, OH Clam...... ACROSS 62 Grafted, in Answer to Previous Puzzle Iprepared and when you make the sauce. This heraldry .saved in a jar simple sauce can be a good protein 44101. Due to volume of mail, Luneh 8ferv9d Sea Scallop. n o CiMibyNEAk Thames 2-15 Cook for a minute until the mixture individual questions cannot be 1 Comtdian Ed ;t(>i use from time to time? booster for family meals — and it’s Wed. & Sat ROSE is bubbly. Then pour in one cup answered. Questions of general Shrimp...... DOWN n o delicious besides. Enjoy! Lunch 8 Dinner ^Birthday milk and cook over low heat, interest will be answered in future abov* dlnn»r$ n n a d with 5 Funny p«apl« DO 8erved 1 Dry dishes DEAR ROSE: You could simply stirring constantly until sauce POLLY columns. frtnch fr/*t, coto a/aw, 9 Heavy affliction □o Thura. & FrI. roll t bultor 2 Rivar in WINTHROP ®by Dick Cavalli grate the cheese finely and sprin comes to a boil and thickens. 12 Words of undsr- n n o Fab. 13,1986 Flanders kle it over hot, cooked vegetables Continue to cook for one minute to standing (2 n o d 3 Roman smperor I OUN'TKNOA/.. NOT THISONE. YESTERDAY for a simple garnish. (It’s great remove all raw flour flavor. Enjoy your dinnor wds.) n d In the year ahead, you are likely to be Add one cup (four ounces) 4 Requires FLIES, r GUESS HE ATE THE over scrambled eggs, too!) If you • LENTEN SPECIAL • In our dining area 13 Concapt (Fr.) come deeply Immersed In two uniquO grated cheese a little at a time to 5 Triumph n projects. These Involvements will pro FROGS LIKE FLIES LIVING ROOM DRAPES. want something a little fancier, the sauce, continuing to stir it over or got It to go. 14 Succass 6 Dolts □ vide you with excitement, profit and new liere’s a simple cheese-sauce 15 Parpatual 7 Rip low heat until the cheese is melted 2 Medium “Veggie” Pizzas □ D d friends. recipe; 17 Chemical luffix 8 Biblical word □ D Prepare a plain white sauce by and incorporated into the sauce. 43 Oak Street 18 Wear away 9 Ahab's vassal AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-F*b. 19) Condi .jriixing one tablespoon flour into Season the sauce to taste with salt 10 French rivar □ D d tions In general look extremely hopeful 19 Quastion .one tablespoon melted butter. and pepper, if desired. Serve over ONLY *7.59 PLUS TAX MANCHESIBt today pertaining to something which Is answerers 11 Summers |Fr.) n now of concern to you. Breaks could Enjoy 2 Medium Little Ceasars Pizzas with 21 Stationary 16 Under 649-9937 come thick and fast. 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He must CELEBRITY CIPHER on your behalf will give you advantages hearts are first led, declarer wins the ■ all this becomes a part of their life. C>*»brttyC>p>wrc>yp Q U E S TIO N : I hold about a dozen different However, that all happens after yOur sale has been the prices of fl million transactions. And, besides the ?43 MAIN STREET •MANCMF‘i^fM markup or markdown, you usually pay a commission long-term U.S. Treasury bonds. Because the bond made. Assuming you’re not dealing , in really big 643-1591 market rallied when interest rates declined last year, amounts, your transaction shofild be “ settled” in five and/or other fee. 1( »<-; VERNON CIRCLI e VinNON However, when your bank or brokerage firm all are now trading at higher prices than I paid for business days. Tbat means you hove to deliver the 87.1-1400 handles the purchase of a new Treasury bond, note or featuring: them. I am in the process of selling one of these bonds Investors’ bond to your bank within that time. And the money REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK through my bank, at a substantial profit. from the sale should be available to you — credited to bill, you pay the issue price, plus commission or fee. I am sure you are familiar with the delay in Guide your bank account — at the close of business on that ’There should be no markup. Of course, you can duck all commissions and fees by processing roistered Treasury bonds through the fifth business day. Federal Reserve, in order for thiem to be sold by a William A. Doyle Most Treasury bond trading is in amounts of fl buying new Treasury securities directly through your bank. I have been told it m ay take a week to 10 days. million or more. ’Those “ round lot” trades usually are district Federal Reserve Bank. B y that time, the price could change. If I sell more of settled the following business day. Smaller Treasury m y bonds in the future, is thereanyquicker way toget rnjm bond transactions are counted as “ odd lots” and have QUESTION: I have $100,000 in Treasury bills and action, rather than being unable to judge what price I five-business-day settlements. $7,000 in other accounU at m y bank. If the bank fails, 17 ARVINE PLACE, MANCHESTER will I lose $7,000. because Federal Deposit Insurance will get? I know that bearer Treasury bonds can be but not your name; book-entry, for which no Cuatom designed center chimney Cape located on one of Corp. coverage stops at $100,000? sold practically the same day. But most of mine are certificates are issued and ownership is recorded on a Q U E S TIO N : I suspect that when I buy and sell U.S. Manchester’s loveliest tree-lined roads near the country registered bonds. computer. ’Treasury bonds, notes or bills, I don’t get as good a Club.- 3 spacious bedrooms Including a first floor master ANSWER: No. Stop worrying. ’The Treasury bills When you give your bank an order to sell a Treasury price as the “ big guys” who deal in million-dollar with Jacuzzi tub. Formal dining room, sitting room with fire the bank is holding for you are not covered by FDIC. A N SW E R : It should come as good news to you to bond on any business day, the bank should sell it for chunks. Furthermore. I suspect this happens whether place. The family room has a huge "walk-ln" fireplace, pic ’Those T bills belong to you and are not part of the ManehMtvr New LMIng $51,500 learn your bond can be sold the very same day you you that day at the going price. I deal with a bank or a brokerage firm. Can you ture window and random width oak flooral Cherry raised pa Townhouse with 2 bedrooms and bains, convenient to 1-384 and bank’s assets. If the bank goes belly up, its creditors give the order for the sale. You get whatever price the After the sale is executed, you must deli ver the bond confirm m y suspicions? neled cabinets surround the kitchen and breakfast area over only minutes from Hanford. Nsw carpeting, all appliances and low heat couldn’t touch your T bills. Y our T bill account would bond brings in the market that day, less commission to your bank. In the case of a registered bond, it is then looking the rear yard. The other two bedrooms, along with a ing costs. and/or service fee. sent to the U.S. Treasury Department or the Federal ANSWER: Sure, assuming you’re not buying new be transferred to a different bank and would remain full bath and large unfinished room are on the second floor. This applies to all types of Treasury bonds: Bank of New York, which destroys your certificate issues of Treasury securities. your property. Laundry facilities are located on the main floor. Exterior of registered, which have your name on the bond and issues a new certificate in the buyer’s name or In the market for already issued Treasuries, the this hom e Is a maintenance free com bination of brick, Ander certificate and on the Treasury Department’s record makes a book-entry record of the new owner. ’That prices for relatively small amounts are marked up on Doyle welcomes written questions, but he can sen thermopane windows, narrow vinyl clapboards and tim- books; bearer, which have interest coupons attached might take a week, 10 days or longer. purchases and marked down on sales, compared to provide answers only through the column. berllne shingles. For your comfort, the heating system is gas fired hot air with central air conditioning. 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Solarium and saying its decision to file Chapter nNANOAL NETWORK huge deck, on over 8 acraa ol wooded land. ______United Press International 189 West (Center St. corner of McKee St. Senior Citizens Discounts FMtur* ol Ih* wMk Spofwortd by Tr>» M m choBf f H w H ^ 11 was based on a the “unwar mixed V REAL ESTATE MIAMI — Arrow Air, stripped of ranted” announcement by the m ilitary business and faring huge Federal Aviation Administration N E W Y O R K — Prices opened r lawsuits after a December crash that Arrow used unapproved parts mixed today in active trading of WE HAVE MOVED TO killed 248 soldiers, suspended to maintain its DC-8 fleet, adverse New York Stock Exchange i.csues. passenger service, laid off 400 media coverage which affected The Dow Jones industrial aver workers and filed for Chapter 11 advance booking and ’ ’pres.sure on age, which fell 3,56 to 1622.82 202 EAST CENTER ST. bankruptcy protection. Arrow A ir the Pentagon and congress to ’I^esday, was up 3.09 to 1625.91 sought protection Tuesday from suspend all m ilitary contracts.” shortly after the market opened. U&R Presents nearly 500 creditors, listing assets The airline’s troubles mounted Declines led advances 389-348 of $14 million and liabilities of $32 after the crash — for which no amongthe 1.143 issues cro.ssingthe cause has yet been determined — million in papers filed with the U.S. New York Stock Exchange tape. « i »$$ Bankruptcy Court in Miami. bringing criticism of its military Early turnover amounted to MOUNTAIN FARMS’ ’The Miami carrier also faces contracts from congress and close about 5,670,000 shares. scores of lawsuits from a Dec. 12 scrutiny from the F A A. In other economic news, the crash in Gander, Newfoundland, in Manchester off Gardner Street. 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Juan. plex of New York, $460,141; Ogden learned of the bargains planned, Nassiff less expansionary global economy “When I called ’Tuesday morn Food Service of New York, foe, identified by his royal dog tags as joined the hardy band of promoters. and continued export and debt ‘ ‘Putting You 1st is 2nd Nature To U s!” ing they said go to the airport,” $259,154; Marriott Corp. of Miami Fred Nassiff Jr., charged with having too They are, from left, Monique Johndro, repayment problems in regions U&R REALTY COe A l i b r i o said Maria Santos, who had t^ k e d $170,188; United A ir Lines of little enthusiasm for Red Tag Sale days Denise Roberts of the Herald, Al like Latin America a flight from M iam i to Puerto Rico. 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Fla. m y wife and children were sort of and people by themselves who are Komet markets his guest houses to hospitals and physicians and cisco and Boston, we wiil manage United Press international The explosion in the cost of a thrown on the economy. It was a very conscious of the need for and develop them, but we won’t hospital stay has led to fewer harrowing experience for them,” security. We have 24-hour secur social service agencies. His first facility, in San Antonio, own the property,” he said. SAN ANTONIO — A company nights .spent in these facilities, with he said. ity. The front door is locked at “Ten years from now I would that links hotels to health care is many physicians now prescribing “ We create these magnificent midnight.” he said. already is showing a profit, he hope to be affiliated witfi a m ajor quickly spreading its concept for no stay at all for .some out-patient regional medical centers but no said. 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Wednesday, Feb 12. 1986 - 25 U - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Feb. 12, 1986 Family feuds often erupt in family businesses Connecticut In Brief O ’Leary calls primary plan State asks for hearing Founders reluctant to transfer company’s reins to next generation Police hunt for escaped inmate a Republican publicity stunt BROOKLYN — A 17-year-old man serving a sentence for HARTFORD (AP) - The third-degree burglary walked away from the Brooklyn state and the Connecticut Re turning. This also lets them make are marked "family only,” the information is the exclusive pro Bv Changing Times eventually take over the business business is often neglected. The Correctional Center, state police said. By Mark A. Dupuis government funds and GOP con interest in their candidates.” publican Party are asking the owner may assume that offspring their early career ^mistakes business may not attract the vince of the family. U.S. Supreme Court to hold a The KIplInger Magazine is avoided as determinedly as talk One way to keep an objective Eric C. Holcomb of Plainfleld was reported missing at 9:40 United Press International vention delegates from each com O’Leary said, dismissing the dele will know how to run the business beyond the scrutiny of the em management expertise it needs. hearing as quickly as possible of funeral arrangements. perspective on the operations of a p.m. ’Tuesday, state police said. Authorities abandoned after munity would agree to support the gate primary idea as "form over An orderly plan for succession is by osmosis, or there may be fear ployees they will supervise .some Many family businesses use on the state’s appeal of a casein Jock Ewing, on television's family business is to install knowl deciding Holcomb had probably gotten a ride out of the area, HARTFORD — A top Demo candidate fa v o i^ in the primary substance.” critical. Lack of one can foster a that if they learn too much they’ll day imaginative management systems which the GOP seeks to open its "D ailas," made a common mis edgeable outsiders on the board of police said. cratic lawmaker has dismissed as through the first convention ballot. Senate President Pro Tempore damaging fight over who will be want the top job too soon. The jealousy of long-tjme em along with profit sharing to demon primary elections to unaffil take when he failed to choose directors, as Capsco Sales did. Holcomb is not considered dangerous, police said. Authorities "form over substance” a Republi O’Leary said he has ethical Philip S. Robertson, R-Cheshire. boss, as well as result in unneces At the Sunnyvale, Calif., offices ployees who see new generations of strate that the "fam ily” feeling of iated voters. which of his sons would control Directors can bring their seasoned can plan to hold regional primaries questions about the plan since the took the opposite view, praising the sary estate tax problems that can of Capsco Sales, a distributor of the family pass them by can create the business applies to employees will continue to look for him during regular patrols, police said. Attorney General Joseph I. Ewing Oil after his death. In the business judgment to bear on the this spring to test the support for GOP would open the primaries to plan to have unaffiliated voters threaten the business’ survival in electronic components to compu morale problems in the company. as well. Lieberman said Tuesday that end, earnest Bobby edged out company’s major decisions in the the party’s four gubernatorial unaffiliated voters who by law are and Republicans voice their pref its current form. ter, instrumentation and telecom One heir apparent says hard At Straus Communications, Pe both sides joined in a “ motion to viliainous J.R. for the top spot, but same way they do in public Tip leads to settlement for state contenders. now banned from voting in official erence of a candidate. Phil Bixler Mitman and Joyce munications manufacturers. Pres work is the way to show employees ter Straus recruited a team of expedite oral argument” ask the battle cost Bobby his marriage companies. Senate Minority Leader Corne party primary elections. " I think It’s super, just super.” Mitman Welken, the sixth genera ident Billye Ericksen-Desaigoudar you’re up to the conipany’s managers about the age of his HARTFORD — A tip received by the state attorney general’s ing that it be heard during the and dam near cost the Ewings Consultants like .Ixon Danco, lius O’Leary. D-Windsor Locks, The U.S. Supreme Court has Robertson said. “ It’s democracy tion to run Bixler’s Jewelers, in brought outsiders onto the board of standards. children in the business. These office has paid o ff in a $27,500 settlement of a suit accusing two second half of April. their family fortune. head of the Center for Family said Tuesday the plan for the agreed to hear an appeal of a suit at its purest level and it won’t cost Easton. P a.. put together a team of directors with the understanding Central Pipe 4 Supply Co. in managers can realistically aspire Fairfield County firms of price-fixing, officials say. Two federal courts have af Even on TV, it seems, a Business (P.O. Box 24268, Cleve primaries which would informally brought by the state Republican anybody anything. three attorneys and an estate that they would help develop her Houston is owned by Leonard and to be among the four or five key Connecticut Oxygen Corp. of Stratford and Welding firmed the right of the GOP to family-owned business can gener land, OH 44124; (216) 442-0800) and bind delegates to the GOP guber Party seeking to allow the state “ It’s a beginning of generating planner, and drew up a plan in heirs’ managerial skills by first Diane Johnson. Their two sons, a people in the Straus company. Equipment Supply Co. o f Greenwich w ere ordered to pay the open its primaries to the state’s ate some tough problems for both John Messervey, director of the natorial contenders amounts to a GOP to carry out a plan to allow interest. I don’t think we can ever which Phil’s parents could get out evaluating each of their needs and daughter-in-law and a former At Capsco Sales, there are clear money under a Superior Court judgment under which the firms 600 000 unaffiliated voters. The the family and the business. National Family Business Council publicity stunt. unaffiliated voters to participate in be harmed by trying to generate of the business, have a good then by arranging forthem to work son-in-law all work within the channels for outsiders to move to state is now appealing to the In the real world, there are lots of in Chicago (Sperry Uni vac Plaza, did not admit liability, officials said ’Tue.sday. The Republican plan is expected some official primaries. enthusiasm in public office and in in the directors’ companies on company. The offspring get no top jobs in the company. And nation’s highest court The opportunities for family feuds. income, and turn the business over Attorney General Joseph I. Lieberman said his office had to have GOP organizations around O’Leary said the Republican the selection of candidates,” Ro special projects. special treatment, and as a result, President Ericksen-Desaigoudar 8600 W. Bryn Mawr Ave., Suite Supreme Court agreed last More than 80 percent of U.S. to the children. One of the major accus^ the firms of fixing the prices of gases sold for medical the state run a series of elections plan for unofficial open primaries bertson added. The training also uses the Diane Johnson says, she can detect is careful to keep all employees 720-S., Chicago, IL 60631; (312) month to hear the appeal businesses, large and small, are decisions was a buy-sell agree uses, including oxygen, nitrogen and nitrous oxide. where Republicans and unaffil this spring may violate the spirit. if On another topic. O’Leary also services of a consultant in organi no resentment of them. informed of the company’s condi 693-0990), are often called in to help The state argues that the family owned. And only one-third ment between the parties. He said his office received a tip in early 1984 that the two iated voters would express their not the letter, of the existing attacked Republicans in the Legis zational development and person Also on the payroll are several tion so they won’t feel important solve problems. General Assembly, not political of famiiy businesses make it to the To keep a business in family companies had been setting prices and that officials of the preference among the party’s primary laws up for review by the lature for declaring that Demo nel management. members of some employees’ parties, should control second generation, often because hands, some members who own competing firms discussed their plan.*: while on sailing gubernatorial candidates. Supreme Court. cratic Gov. William A. O’Neill’s shares of it may agree to buy or sell A common approach is to have families, and the firm shares its ANSWERS TO THE QUIZ elections of an unwillingness or inabiiity to excursions. The primaries would be run by "Right now it looks like a very proposals for raising teacher sa their shares within the family at a family members work at different profits with all workers. And. deai with several challenges uni In addition to paying the money to the state, the companies are Republican volunteers using no shallow move to create some laries are dead. specified time — when a family jobs in key areas of the company — Johnson told Changing Times WORLDSCOPE: 1-commkslon Independent ol NASA; 2-ipace que to family-run enterprises. barred under the court order from agreeing or conspiring "to fix, member decides to leave the from warehousing to purchasing, magazine, authority doesn’t reside defense; 3-animil; 4-the Western hemisphere’s; 5-Uganda establish, raise, lower or maintain prices, discounts or other THE TRANSITION from the company, for example. sales and bookkeeping — to only in the family’s hands: "W e NEWSNAME: |on» Sivimbi terms or conditions” of the sale of gases. first to the second generation is A gradual withdrawal seems to acquire on-the-job training. have officers who are not members MATCHW ORDS: 1-b; 2-e; 3-a; 4-c; 5-d particularly difficult; founders are be the preferred way of handing of the family who have more PEOPIEWATCH/SPORTIICHT: 1-Bill Coshy; 2-promole world Senate leader wants pay hikes limited often reluctant to give up the reins over the reins. But family heads IN SOME CASES, heirs appar authority than our children.” disarmament; 3-Bruce Springsteen; 4-Henry Kissinger; 5-Buddy Court upholds murder convictions to their children. Unfortunately, in often find new roles. ent have gone outside to acquire Ryan HARTFORD (U P l) - Senate attorney general and comptroller. Although uncertain on the size of delays and other factors threaten IF TOP JOBS in the company HARTFORD — The state Supreme Qourt has upheld the many families the issue of who will Training the heirs to a family experience and skills before re President Pro Tempore Philip S. However, Robertson said he the increases, Robertson said pay to push the cost of the building convictions of two men found guilty of murder in separate Robertson says he favors pay does not fully support the salaries hikes are warranted “ Absolutely, above the current estimate of $51 slayings, including a Bridgeport case where the defendant was raises for the state’s top elected recommended by the Commission those positions have not had a million. fried twice. officials, but not necessarily as on Compensation of Elected Offi- salary increase for four years,” One factor is the cost of granite The justices, in unanimous decisions published Tuesday in the much as recommended by a state ci,ils and Judges, feeling some of the Cheshire Republican said. for the building. The lone company t l l 0 Connecticut Law Journal, denied appeals seeking new trials for commission. the proposals are too high. Legislation to incre’^se salaries to bid on supplying granite offered Donald Stevenson and William Toste. Robertson, speaking at an im- for the top elected officials and The commission recommended a price qiore than $3 million above A Bridgeport Superior Court jury found Toste guilty of murder hromptu news conference Tues members of the Legislature may Manchester boosting the governor’s annual e.stimates. prompting officials to for the Dec. 20,1974. slaying of Marvis Hardy, who was stabbed in day. also said construction of a new be di.scussed Thursday at a meet salary from $65,000 to $85,000 with order a second round of bidding. the back m ore than 20 times in the Bridgeport home where she legislative office building is six ing of the Legislative Management the increase taking effect next Robertson said he plans to work lived with her son. months behind schedule and there Committee, on which Robertson January when the governor to keep the cost of the building Parkade Toste had been convicted earlier, but the Supreme Court is a threat the project could exceed serves as co-chairman. elected in November will take within the $51 million figure and overturned that conviction in 1979 and ordered the second trial, its $51 million estimated cost The committee is scheduled to office. will push to u.se a different type of Robertson, who is the top GOP discuss the legislative office build which also resulted in his being found guilty. stone and make other changes if leader in the Senate, said he favors Robertson said an $85,000 salary ing. which is under construction ’The court also rejected the appeal filed on behalf of Stevenson necessary to hold down costs. who was convicted by a Waterbury Superior Court jury in the salary increases for the governor would make the governor among near the Capitol and is now running “ Certainly it’s my intention to shooting death of Willard “ Cowboy” Oliver at a Waterbury bar. and other top elected officials the highest paid in the nation, and six months behind schedule, Ro try to keep that to the best of my Defense attorneys claimed that the trial judge gave improper including lieutenant governor, said he doe.s not think state bertson said. Rnbert.son said the construction ability to $51 million.” he said instructions to the jury concerning claims by Stevenson that he treasurer, secretary of the state. residents are ready to accept that. was intoxicated at the time of the slaying. Witnesses recall grim blast scene Snow boon to skiers, but not traffic WATERBURY — A fire official describes the December explosion at a Derby restaurant that killed six people as a grisly Bv United Press Internotlonol More than 5 inches of snow was All 620 state plows were joined by those are the fender-benders, but scene of twisted rubble, with roaring flames and the stench of dumped on Saybrook and Putnam, another 200 private contracted possibly the other day might have burning human flesh. Rush-hour traffic was stalled but while Meriden received about 5 trucks beginning at about 4:30 a.m . wakened them up a little bit," she Derby F ire Chief James Butler told federal officials Tuesday. skiers and school children who inches, and Greenwich measured Tuesday in an effort to clear roads said "The fire scene was dominated by other smells,” when asked if enjoyed an unexpected holiday 4>/i inches, Diorio said. in time for morning rush-hour Away from the highways, the he noticed the odor of natural gas in the blazing aftermath of the were delighted as the second The smallest amounts fell in the traffic, said Ann Marie Fisher, a second storm within four days was dispatcher with the Department of given an enthusiastic welcome. explosion. major snowstorm within a week northwest comer of the state, “ I ’m surprised. It’s going to be a Butler was among persons testifying before the National spread swiftly across Connecticut. where communities received Transportation. The plows were in use through pretty good Tuesday for us” said Transportation Safety Board, which opened hearings info the The National Weather Service at about 3 inches, he said. out the day and were scheduled to David Harlow assistant manager Dec. 6, 1985, explosion of the downtown building in Derby that Bradley International Airport in Many school districts in the continue clearing roads until late at the Powder Ridge Ski Resort in housed the popular River Restaurant. The hearings were Windsor Locks said the snow southern region canceled classes, started to taper off by noon evening, she said. Middlefieid. “ Normally, Tuesday scheduled to continue today. while others dismissed students Tuesday, with total accumulation The snow fell heavily during the wouldn’t be a big day for us." A preliminary investigation showed the blast and ensuing fire early because of concern about morning commute, particularly In “The snow which tell during both across the state by evening rang slick and slippery roads. that devastated the three-story structure on Main Street was ing from 3 inches to 5 inches. southwestern Connecticut, she storms was “ really nice, light, caused by leaking natural gas. The largest amounts of snow fell Bradley International Airport said easy to ski on." said Harlow, who Firefighters did not spot blue flames, which would indicate in a path along the .state’s southern was fo r c ^ to close at about lOa.m. Numerous fender-benders were expects school vacations which burning natural gas, but flames feeding on the rubble and coast and up its eastern border, for less than an hour, but resumed reported, but there were fewer begin Wednesday in many towns shooting into the air easily could have obscured burning gas, said Tony Diorio, a weather operation throughout rest of the highway mishaps than were expe will boost his business. Butler said. service forecaster at Bradley day without any problems, offi rienced during last week’s storm, " I t ’s really nice to have that I snow in everybody’s backyard Famous Maker r International Airport. cials said Fisher said. “ You’re always going to get because that gets them really Watch Sale UConn students lobby for budget people who are not going to pay excited about skiing. It’s been a attention to the conditions, and real nice snowstorm.’’ he said. HARTFORD — University of Connecticut students have DeBrizzi gets 2 years launched a campaign to win legislative approval of a $110.5 4395 million budget for the school and increase state money for student financial aid programs. BRIDGEPORT (AP) - The poor health. • Seiko • Elgin FANC reputed head of the Carlo Gambino LACE The students Tuesday said their "Bigger ^ tte r Deal” The weapon’s conviction was • Benrus • Helbros campaign includes a petition drive and letter-writing campaign crime family in Connecticut has DeBrizzi’s 28th in 42 years, includ DEMO SALE • Waltham • Citizen COVERED to convince lawmakers to go along with the budget proposals been sentenced to the maximum ing three federal convictions. HEARTS two years in prison on a weapons • Jules Jurgensen made by Democratic Gov. William A. O’Neill. DeBrizzi is to remain free on February Only O’Neill is seeking a $110.5 million operating budget for the charge • Gruen • Dufonte Thomas DeBrizzi, 62, of Strat $10,000 bond until March 4. when he university and a $440,000 boost in spending for state-supported • Bill Blass • Adolfo ford pleaded guilty in January to must surrender at a federal prison Calculators, Typewriters, student financial aid programs, said Rep. Jonathan Pelto. • Gloria Vanderbilt one count of possession of a yet to be chosen. D-Mansfield, a UConn graduate whose district includes the Cash Registers • Diane Von Furstenburg firearm by a convicted felon under State police found three guns school’s main campus. • Oleg Cassini LANVIN a plea-bargain agreement. De when they raided DeBrizzi’s home All Demonstrators and Floor Models The UConn students organizing the “ Bigger Better Deal” Brizzi told U.S. District Judge T.F. in April looking for evidence tying Save on fine styles by these famous 0 campaign said state spending for the university has declined by 5 Gilroy Daly Tuesday he knew it him to loan-sharking and gambling makers and a special assortment of ' A arpege" percent since 1978 when the figures are adjusted for inflation. was illegal for him to possess a operations. They also seized 20% to 40% OFF designer watches featuring quartz gun, but asked for leniency, citing $77,000 in cash. >27>°->7S Name Brands: Victor, Sanyo, Swintec, Smith Corona, CRS movement, day/date, calendar styles, ATIANA White Shoulders OPIUM HALSTON TollBttB Water and more. You’re sure to find that Colope Spray Natural Spray Stop In or Call!! “just-right” gift for your Valentine in by Evyan this great selection of men’s and ladies’ D&L *32*® to *90 Death causes stores to pull Tylenol $22*®-*28 1.5 oz M6 »13»® to *35 ALLSTATE w atch es. R e g . $80-$120. Manchester Parkade BUSINESS HAIR PRYERS-STEREOSIALL REDUCEPi RAZORS-MANICURE~SffS Bv Paul A. Bosken “ Therefore we have to assume markets. which operates about 45 for the return of any Tylenol MACHINES United Press International there’s quite a bit of it here in stores in Connecticut and another capsules, ” no questions asked.” obm Great I Connecticut,” McDonough said. 35 in the rest of New England and Command Performance' HARTFORD — Connecticut While the state is only requesting New York. The stores are not destroying the 39 Purnell Place, Manchester, C T Savings We've got the style^r you. stores reacted immediately to a that Tylenol capsules from that First National officials ordered capsules, but are holding it in New York death linked to Tylenol specific lot number be temporarily the removal Monday night and it storage until further information is 643-6156 VALENTINE G ive her your heart capsules, pulling thousands of removed from store shelves, received from inspectors in New Jim or Doug was off the shelves of all .super bottles from their shelves even McDonough said many store offi markets by the time they opened York, she said. • •Thnrc CUT before state officials requested the cials a c t^ as soon as they heard Tuesday morning. Shelton said. HEARTS and o ne of ours precaution. about the New York incident. p^Y $39.88^*^ *"“*^* 'DAY - *12.99 ' “ The stores have been ex “ All of the Tylenol capsules have ” We’d rather play it safe, tremely cooperative,” said deputy been taken off our shelves, not just obviously, for the benefit of our Precious Diamonds • Sat.- kids are people TOO! - CUT ’7.99 state Consumer Protection Com the specified code.” said Gail customers.” Shelton said. (12 ind undwl Rig. >10.00 missioner Joseph M. McDonough, Shelton, consumer services man In addition, Shelton said, the ROLLING BACK • ALL CUTS INCLUDE SHAMPOO-STYLE RNISH WORK OF CHOICE whose office began the day Tues ager for First National super store is giving customers refunds and day making telephone calls and Bring In Coupon visits to stores across the state. 14 Kt. Gold "Within minutes they were out of ’l l More Savings For Us No appointment necessary - but gratefully accepted. all the stores.” “ Don’t settle for Command Stores which had not already Valentine (Mon.-FrI.) 643-8339 done so, were asked to remove all less than the More Savings for YOU!!! Perlonnance- Tylenol capsules bearing the lot 324 Broad St., Manchester Parkade (N C A R C V S ) 2 2 number ADF916. biggest refund you STYLING SALONS Mon. 10*6, Tutf.-Fri. 10-9, Sat. 9-8 Special The batch was identified by New York officials after a Peekskill have coming.’’ woman died Monday night after $ 1 3 9 .” taking what she apparently — Henry Block thought was the pain reliever. FRANK MAFFE, President Gallon The woman’s death Was attrib 11 Five brillionr cut diamonds set in o lovely uted to cyanide placed in the .-m Tylenol, officials said. Two other m heort of 14 Kt. yellow gold ond capsules in the bottle she used m j I (ItftOaL MMfmffn) were also found to contain cyanide, k Solwii Ae«k tM#» Twni) delicately suspended from o choin the officials said. At H&R Block, we guarantee ip The federal Food and Drug M our Administration had not ordered a you the biggest refund you have of 14 Kt. yellow gold. recall of the drug and believed the coming, or your return is FREE. H&R B L O C K death of the New York woman was Get back all you’re entitled to THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE “46 years of Quality Fuel Oil Service” an isolated incident, McDonough ILLUSTrUTlON ENLARGED said. — come to H&R Block. Manchester Parkade McDonough said he did not know MANCHESTER 6464)012 TO SHOW DETAIL how many bottles were in that lot "Plwca Yoidf Trytt in Marshall’s Mall HALL & MUSKA, Inc. alto: Vernon, Simsbury. Wsterbury, number, but he said the Tylenol rt»t Dtwmond S p * «i«li»ti" (jr / w w c a ^ 646-5440 Bristol. Cromwell Square was manufactured in Pennsylva "Energy Savers” 623-3308 nia during the summer of 1985 and Also in most major. during regular atore hours distribute in the eastern United States. MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday Feb. 12, 1908 - W - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Feb. 12, 1986 ..643-2711 LOOK FOR THE STARS... ^ Classified.. 44 Household Goods 62 Business Opportunities 22 Store/Oftice Space F o r advertisem e nts to be Look for the CLASSIFIED ADS with STARS; stars help you get Notices Resort Property Misc lor Sole 63 Rates Situotion Wanted . . 23 45 p u b lish e d M o n d a y , the dea'd- Home and Garden 64 M in im u m : Lo sJ/Foun d...... 01 Employment Into. 24 Misc. tor Rent 46 line is 2:30 p.m. on Friday Personals...... 02 Instruction ...... 25 Wonted to Rent 47 Pets 65 4 Lines better results. Put a star on your ad and see what a Announcem ents ...... 03 Roommates Wanted 48 Musical Items 66 Recreational Items 67 Days Per Line Read Your Ad A u c tio n s ...... 04 Real Estate Services Antiques 68 1-5 ....i...... 7St Classified advertisements ■k difference it makes. Telephone 643-2711, Monday-Friday, Homes for Saie ...... 31 To g Soles 69 6 -1 9 ...... 55« ore token by telephone os a 20 o r m o r e ...... 45« Financial Condominiums 32 Services Ottered 51 W anted to Duv 70 .convenience. Pointing/Popering 52 Lots/Land tor Sale 33 The Manchester .Herold is M o rtg a g e s...... 11. Building/Controcting 53 Investment Property 34 responsible only for one incor. 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. J#- ^ Personal Loans ...... 12^ Roofing/Siding 54 Business Property ...... 35 reef insertion and then only Insurance...... 13* Heating/Plumbing 55 Automotive Deaalines Resort Property ...... 36 for the size of the original Wanted to Borrow ...... 14 F lo o r in g ...... 56 Cors Trucks for Sole 71 APARTMENTS For classified odvertise- in se rtio n . HOMES 1 iHOMES 1 iHOMES Rentals Income Tox Service 57 Motorcycles Bicycles 72 ments to be published Tues- Errors which do not lessen Hi]FOR SALE ' IPOR SALE ■ IpOR SALE GDFOR RENT Employment Services Wanted 58 Rec Vehicles 73 doy through Soturdoy, the the value ottheddvertiserhent BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY Auto Services 74 Rooms for Rent ...... 41 deadline is noo n on the d a y will not be corrected by an 17 Arvine Place, Manches New listing! Sue DeYeso Manchester — 2 bedroom & Education For Sale Autos for Rent Leose 75 Starter U p III Don't let A partm ents for Rent .42 before publication. additional insertion. ter — Custom designed this chance to purchase a has lust listed an afforda apartment, appliances, Help W anted ...... 21 Homes for Rent ...... 43 Holidav/Seosonal 61 Misc Automotive 76 center chimney Cape lo starter home go by! ble Vernon condominium heat, $500 a month, two " ■ -■ cated on one of Manches Room to grow with 3-4 tor only $44,9001 Great tor months security & refer ter's loveliest tree-lined bedrooms, first floor a young couple looking ences. Close to 84 and roads near the country laundry and a 1 car gar for that start In llfel Call busline. March 1 occu Handynicin. Carpentry, Odd lobs. Trucking, M y Licensed Manchester Corpisntrv and remodel club... 3 spacious bed us at 6494)917. Allbrio pancy. No pets. Call otter Notices ing services — Complete age. Many malor Im HELP WANTED H H HELP WANTED [10 HELP WANTED HO HELP WANTED n o h e lp WANTED HO HELP WANTED HO h e lp WANTED home reddlra and clean Home repairs. You name home has 2 openings tor rooms Includino a first provements. Reduced to Realty. 6pm, 649-4370 or 742-9410. ing. neot, reliable. Free It, we do If. Free esti ages 8 sneks to 2 years, home repairs and remo floor master with Jacuzzi deling. Quality work. Ref $82,900. Jackson 8, Jack- Part Time Inserters Church Custodian — 20 Mature Salesperson for Babysitter. Responsible Experienced Babysitter. wotet. MoncUietter home mates. Insured. 843-C304. coll 848-1150, tub. Formal dinlo room, son Real Estate, 647-8400 3 Bedroom Duplex In owner. 649-1158,' Steve erences, licensed and In sitting room with fire newer family home. wanted. Call 647-9946, ask hours per week. Work Imports boutique. Expe female to care tor two Mv home, four children, or 646-8646.0 2 try level position, small Glorrdtana. sured. Coll 8484185. place. The family room Rentals Available February 12th. LOST AND FOUND for Bob. hours negotiable. General rience not necessary, will children In m y home. Own Tuesday thru FIrdav 8:30- Howket Tree Service — |oi] South Windsor steel com Bucket Truck 6. Chipper. PAMTM8/ has 0 huge "wolk-ln” fire Includes appliances, wall cleaning duties. Includes train. For Interview, call transportation. Call 647- 3:30, Bowers School area. 3 Family House 90's. Un pany looking for saw Motel Desk Clerk(s) Certified Nurae will bab- PAPBNNfi HEATIN8/ place, picture windowand to wall carpeting, heat not floors a, windows. Minor 643-5692. 9102. References, 643-5052. Stump Removal. Free Es believable price on this Impounded — Mole, 2 operator, shipper, re needed to work 1 or 2 Accountant and Tax Pre ytlt for 1 orSchlldren. M v timates. Special consider random width oak floors! Included. $520 monthly, maintenonce plus lawns PUIMBINe oldie but goodie! Income t iROOMS years, Husky cross, white, ceiver. Call 282-0751. weeknights. Saturday 8, parers — Full Charge home. 8496884. ation for Elderly and Han Cherry raised paneled ca security and references and snow removal. Send Full Time Lot Attendant, 6 Name your own price — over $14,000 - per year. ■ I fo r r e n t Hawthorne Street. Call Sunday mornings, 8-12, bookkeeper through gen Babysitter wanted tor af dicapped. 847-7553. binets surround the kit requireid, 2 children ac qualifications to: Sexton days a week, flexible Father and son. Fast, Fogorty Brothers — Ba Invest today. Blanchards, the Manchester Dog and various daytime eral ledger. Experience ter school hours Monday Get Sfidrp ttarf. Profes chen and breakfast area cepted. No pets. Call 643- Tol cott vl 11e Congo hours. 643-0363. 0 dependable service. throom remodeling; In Rosetto Real Estate. 646- Warden, 646-4SSS. hours Monday thru Fri necessary. Able to work thru Friday In the Man sional shorpenlne Includ The House Works. Resi overlooking the rear Manchester — Com Church, 10 Elm HIM Rood, Painting, Paperhonglng stallation Water heaters, 7635.______day. Must be flexible, we Independently. Computer Part time assistant, recep chester St. Bridget School ing knives, scissors, dential housecleaning. An yard. The other two bed 2482. pletely furnished Includ Talcottville, C T 06066. Looking tor a part time & Removal. Coll 846-5781. garlMoe disposals; faucet will train, pleasant work accounting experience tionist for Manchester area. Call Dianne, 649- pinking shears, lawn and established company rooms, along with a full ing stove, refrigerator Bright and Sunny 2 bed Part Tlme/Full Time. helpful. Part time Man doctor's office. Mature Gal Friday with typing 9027. repairs. 8494539. Vlsa/M- Redwood Forms. $130,900, and linens. $50 weekly ing atmosphere, retired garden fools, rotdry fully bonded with above Painting and Poperhong- bath and large unfinished room apartment. $485 Cook, prepcook, will chester area with growing Relief Cook — Meadows rellol^le person. Approxi ability and computer ex osterCord accepted. , 75 Galaxy Drive, Man plus 2 weeks security. Call persons welcome, please mowgr blades, chisels, average work below the ing — Exterior and Infe-^ room are on the second plus utilities, plus deposit. ^ P E R S O N A LS trian. Apply Lafayette Es- bookkeeping firm. Send Manor has an Immediate mately 15 to 20 hours per perience. Flexible sche Masseuses desired (will chester. Come view this between 5-9pm, 646-9632. call 643-1555, Monday thru plain blades and many overage rote. Coll Today, rior, ceilings repaired. floor. Laundry facilities 228-0036 after 6pm. cadrille. West Middle resume to Box A, c/o the opening for an expe week. Some evenings , dule of 5 hours per day. train). Exceptional pay INCOME TAX executive ranch located Friday, 9am-12noon, Con 8 others. Call Sunny-Em, 847-0873. References, fully Insured. are located on the main Tpke. Manchester Herald. All rienced Institutional Saturdays possible. Plea Please send work history and transportation avail Ladies Only — Nice, aulet Reassure that special necticut Motor Lodge, 849l0n after 5pm. Quality . w ork.. Martin. SERVICE floor. Exterior of this In as desirable area. someone of your love by resumes will be cook. This 30 hour per sant personality , flexi and salary requirements able. Manchester area. room for senior citizen or Like Private Home — 3Vi Manchester. 8 Motiseon, evenings, 849- home Is a maintenance You'll appreciate the 4 room apartment. Base tellino the whole world Immediate opening for acknowledged. week evening position bility a must. Coll 646-5153 to: The Manchester He 574-4851. Attention Lodlesl Host an bedrooms, large country working girl. Located on part time custodial assist Sewing Done — Expe 4431. Netkin's Tax Service. free combination of brick, ment, appliances. Work how much you love them Gasoline Attendants will pay the qualified Indi and leave message. rald, Box Z. unusual home party. I kltchen/famlly room with bus line. References and ant needed by the South rienced seamstress. bring an assortment of Low rotes, strictly confi Andersen thermopone ing single adult, married with the Manchester He wanted for Manchester Auto Service Technicians vidual $7.17 per hour to Part time service station windows, narrow vinyl a fireplace, formal dining security. Call after Windsor Board of Educa Dressmaking, alterations over 200 gift and decora dential. Over 10 years couple. No children, pets. rald. Call the classified Texaco. 659-1321 or 646- — Full time positions start plus excellent benef Opportunity for house Are you a pleasant outgo aHendant - Call 528-6833. mam/ clapboards and timber- room and finished recrea 5:30pm, 644-0383. tion for maintaining fe its Including company ing person looking to and repairs. Coll anytime. tive Items to your home. G0NniACnN6 experience. 844-1009. 643-2880. department today and 6475. available. Experience in wives with young children 847-8730. line shingles. For your tion room In this unique place your personal mes male facilities, 3 ii • Paid Vacalionn A Holidaya^ • Exrrllcnl Comp^n»ation ^ S »8 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Feb. 12, 1986^ CONNECTICUT LI.S./WORLD CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 UConn students Shuttle probers ‘War games’ vet bares her soul KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright DON'T KNOW anyone mull seal memo MISCELLANEOUS ICARS/TRUCKS I MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS wtio wants to welcome Jackson FOB SALE IFOR SALE AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE AUTOMOTIVE you hove to ® ... page 11 I I want ad find o cosh boyar ... p a g e 3 ... p a g e 4 for you I S k ▼ c r ^1 ■ 11 fa 1972 AMC Hornet, $500. Pontiac Heads 400. Small > (.INCMN iUt> bOBlNh Hay for Sale by the Bale. 1957 C hew Trunk Md. $40. New HR78-14 w /w steel Cash and carry. Pella 1973 AMC Sport Wagon, 8 After 6pm, 646-4298.0 belted rodlal mounted. valve, all redone. Never INVITATION TO BID M6 UWTlMe m > UYEb-ftlUHh ST«W6i Brothers, Bldwell Street. cylinder, $8iD0. Good con $35. Fits 78 Ford. Call otter used. Fit 350 8-400 engines. A M T 'liteiA ON AN^ AMt> ML OOAStONL. dition. 649-5160. The Manchester Public 643-7405. Snow Tires H-78 15”, 6pm, 646-4618.D $99. 647-8958.0 Schools solicits bids for SO- mounted on new Dodge MANHIS y e a r b o o k fo r Both Seat with bacK adjus 1986-1987 and 1987-1988 school 74 Dodge Dart Slant 6, as rims. Excellent tread. $75. table. Original. $59.50. years. Sealed bids w ill be re Is. Good for ports. Best 649-4744.0 Court of Probote, District of ceived until F«l>rup^ 19, Asking $40 or best offer. Court of Probate, District of offer. 643-5296. Manchester Manchester 1986,2:00 P.M., at which tinie 649-7756.D NOTICE OF HEARINQ NOTICE OF HEARING they w ill be publicly opened. NOTtCI TO CRIOrrOM IN RE: JOHN JOHN IN RE: LISA PARKER The right Is reserved to re- ESTATE OF MITCHELL MELENDEZ lect onv and oil bids. Specifi For Sale — Wilton Wood 1979 Pinto wagon, stereo Pursuant to on order of Hpn. cations ond bid form s may be workers vise. New. $75. HELMER O. GUSTAFSON, Pursuant to an order of Hon. cassette, rebuilt engine, late of Monchester, Donald F. Auchter, Acting Donald F. Auchter, Acting secured of the Business Of Call 643-1634 otter 6pm.n Cragar mags, excellent deceased Judge, doted February 4, Judge, doted Februorv 6, fice, 45 North School Street, The Hon. Donald F. Auch- 1986 o hearing w ill be held on Manchester, Connecticut. iHaurtofilrr HrralJi condition. $ 1 ^ . 742-7277. 1986 hearing w ill be held on Manchester - A City ol Village Charm 0 on application proving for o \ Large Spring Rocking ter Acting Judge, of the Court an application praying fo r o 0224)2 of Probate, Oletrict of Won- change of name to Lisa Jeon Horse. $20. 646-1760.0 change ot nome to John Porker os In sold application 1981 Chevy Van — Panel, chester at o hearing held on Mitchel W olkas In said appli February 10, 1966 ordered cation on tile more fu lly ap on tile more fully appears, ot Lowrance LFP 250 Fish % ton, 6 cylinder, 60,000 that oil clolmi muit be pre- pears. ot the Court of Pro the Court of Probate on NOTICE OF SALS 25 Cents Locator, with transducer, miles. Battery, front disc, lented to the fiduciary on or bate on Morch 4,1986 at 9:45 March 4, 1986 at 10:00 A.M. Mary Lou Tovlor, Property contained In the Thursday. Feb. 13, 1986 mount portable, audible exhaust 8, shocks all less before May 13, 1986 or be AM. follow ing Self Storage units than one year old. $4,400. barred os by low provided. Mary Lou Taylor. 025-02 w ill be sold at 10:00 o.m. on alarm , excellent condi Mary Lou Taylor, „ Clerk tion. $99. 643-9934.0 647-2392, Days; 267-4176 Clerk 026-02 Sunday, February 16, 1906 at otter 6pm. The tiduclorv Is: Handl Self Stor-lt Place, 510 INVITATION TO BIO North Main Street, Manches You'll never know the Ronald A. Gustafson 238 Union St. LEGAL NOTICE Sealed bids w ill be received ter, Ct. power of Classified until TOWN OF BOLTON ‘Gifted’ Japan agrees 1967 Comoro RS covertl- Manchester, CT 06040 In the Generol Services' of Unit D29 — R. sainie, occu you use It yourself. Call 027-02 INLAND WETLANDS AGENCY fice, 41 Center St., Manches pant, Partial contents: mot- bte, 327 4 speed, M-ZZ ter, CT until FEBRUARY 24, tress, TV Cabinet, tape 643-2711 today to place an trans, $2,700 or best offer. Notice Is hereby given thot ad. NOTICE TO CREDITORB the Town ot Bolton Conser 1986 at 11:00 o.m. for the fol plover, copying mochine, 643-4631. ESTATE OF vation Commission, acting lowing: TV, chairs, misc., and boxes meaning DOROTHY V. N. as the Bolton Inland Wet (1) FIRE DEPT. WORK (contents unknown). ANDERSON, o /k /0 lands and Watercourses PANTS AND SHIRTS Unit E37 — Thomas Clark, to extension DOROTHY N. ANDERSON, Agency, will hold a public MOTORCYCLES/ late of Manchester, (2) SALE & REMOVAL OF occupant. Partial contsnls: Manchester — Immacu Female Housemate to heorlng on Wednesday. Fe COR DWOOD- stove, washer, mIsc., and late 4 roam apartment, share 3 bedroom Cape BICYCLES deceased bruary 26. 1966, at 0:00 PM. boxes (contents unknown). The Hon. Donald F. Auch- at Herrick Pork, Hebron FINLEY STREET differs with 31 year male. Refer I fully appllanced Kitchen, Free - Adorable black and ter. Acting Judge, of the Road, Bolton, on the applica The Town of Manchester Is Unit B23 — Bonnie A. Price, no pets, references, $525 ences, car and lob. Call white neutered male cat. 1976 Harley Dovidson Court ol Probate, District ot tion of Lawrence F. Flano to on eoual opoortunltv em occupant. Partial contents: monthly Includes heat Steve at 649-1158. Has shots, good mouser. Manchester at a hearing held construct five drivewov cros ployer, and requires on affir dresser, desk, mattress, Sportster XLCHIOOO In misc., and boxes (contents of auto quotas on February 10, 1986 ordered and hot water. 649-4003. 646-7841 after 6pm. sings In wetlands and water mative action policy for all of mint condition. 10,000 that all claims must be pre courses in the proposed Its Contractors and Vendors unknown). Students feel original miles. $3,000 or sented to the fiduciary on or Christopher Michael Es os 0 condition of doing busi C35— B&D Assoc., occupant. Manchester 2 family 5 AKC Golden Retrievers, best oMer. 633-7834. be’ nre May 13, 1986 or be tates, northeost corner of ness with the Town, os per Partial contsnts: TV, cabi of the increase was attributed to an For Sale barred os by low provided. By Jim Abrams room, 2 bedroom apar- five females, ($250), 3 Hebron Road and Shoddy Federal Order 11246. net, compressor, misc., and lack of unity increase in the auto export ceiling ment. $625 heat and hot males ($200). Ready Morv Lou Tovlor, M ill Road. A copy ot the ap Bid Forms, plans and specifi boxes (contents unknown). The Associated Press G irl’s Bike — 24” Cactus Clerk plication Is available for re from 1.85 million to 2.3 million. water Included. Children 2/10/86. 872-1422 evenings. cations ore available at the B34 — C. Prlllermon, occu- ■^HOUSEHOLD flower. Good condition. The tiduclorv Is: view at tlie Office of the Town General Services' office. The government has been deeply welcome. 647-7602. Availa $20. 646-4495.D Judith C. Scovllle Clerk, Town Hall. Bolton oonl. Partial contents: By Susan Vaughn TOKYO — Japan’s top trade I^ G O O D S 989 Enfield Sf. TOWN OF chairs, bicycles, TV, sofa, official announced today that his concerned by moves in Congress to ble April 1st. Center Road, Bolton. Any MANCHESTER, CT. Herald Reporter Enfield, CT 06082 person may appear and be woshlno machins, misc., and country would extend for a sixth enact protectionist legislation Bicycle — Men's 10 speed and ROBERT B. WEISS, boxes (contents unknown). Used Refrigerators, heard at the public hearing. GENERAL MANAGER against Japan in the wake of the Manchester — Off Porter, huffy. Needs new shift Donald L. Anderson For Inform otlon, coll 649-6980 Is a girl with an IQ of 133 year quotas on auto shipments to nice 3 room apartment, Washers, Ranges — 60 Sunset Dr. Wayne K. Shorev 024-02 the United States to prevent Commerce Department's an lever, otherwise, excel Chairman 013-02 considered gifted? She is if she heat & electric, security clean, guaranteed, parts Yamaha Clarinet. Good lent shape. $35. 643-5478.0 Somers, CT 06071 “ torrential exports” that would nouncement of the 1985 trade and service. Low prices. 020-02 lives in Mansfield, but not if she i deposit, no pets. 643-8552. condition. Coll 649-3120 moves to West Hartford, since the increase demands for protectionist figures. B.D. Pearl 8, Son, 649 evenings. $75.o Republican Sen. John Danforth Main Street, 643-2171. two school systems have different laws in the United States. 3 room apartment - Cen Japanese automakers opposed of Missouri, chairman of the tral location. Appliances cut-off points for.participation in Like New 14 cu. ft. Indus RECREATIONAL gifted programs. the decision but acknowledged that subcommittee on international & heat. $390 monthly. trade, said in a statement that Security and references trial freezer. $350. 649- ITEMS______Is an average high school boy in it probably was inevitable. U.S. required. No pets, call 9012. I Maryland who invented an airfoil automakers and the United Auto' Japan's decision "appears to sig Workers applauded the decision. nal a recognition on the part of the after 6pm, 643-8^. Duck Pin Bowling Balls. attachment for airplane wings that Kerson Heater — Very could change the airlines industry Michio Watanabe. the interna Japanese that trade is a give-and- sturdy, used a few times, Blue swirl, blue case. take proposition.” 4 room renovated apart Excellent condition. Used gifted? tional trade and industry minister, ment. 2nd floor, gas 8, gas too large for my home. Or what about David Ogilvy, one told a news conference that the Danforth has sponsored several $88. 649-1433.0 one season. $35. 644-3084.O stove. $400. 2 months se of the top advertising executives in ceiling on exports to the United bills pending in the Senate, includ curity - references. 646- Ladles Ice Skates— Black the country, who has an IQ of 99; or States in the fiscal year beginning ing legislation that would require 7336. Black Counter Top — retaliation against Japan if it fails 36"x57", bar type, both L e a th e r, 6 V2. H eavy Woody Allen, who hated school; or April 1 would be 2.3 million cars, gauge steel blade, 10'/z, UPl photo the same as in the current fiscal to eliminate unfair trade barriers 4 Room Apartment In edges rolled. Call 644-2063. Robert Jarvik, the inventor of the $35.0 special temper Barney 8< artificial heart, who was never an year. and open its markets to foreign residential area with ap Berry make. $6. 649-7517.D pliances, garage, base outstanding student? Presidential candidate Corazon Aquino, service for her fallen provincial cam Watanabe said the recovery of goods. ment 8, washer 8, dryer RCA Television, perfect “ I don’t know,” was Joseph S. right, weeps today with unidentified paign manager. Javier was assassinated the U.S. auto industry and the Toyota Motor Corp. President condition. Excellent pic Pools! Pools! Pools! AAA recent increase in the value of the Shoichiro Toyoda said Japan’s top hooKups. $475 per month. pool distributor must dis Renzulli’s answer Wednesday at by masked gunmen Tuesday. Call after 7pm, 647-1738. ture. $99. Call 646-6331.0 an In-service meeting at Buckley relatives of Evelio Javier at a church Japanese yen against the dollar automaker contended "for some pose of entire stock of time it is clear in terms of new, leftover, 1985, 31 ft. School that was attended by most were factors against continuing White Dinette — 4 uphol the restraints. The appreciation of problems in the automotive indus stered chairs, formica ta family sized swimming of the town’s elementary school ISTORE AND pools with huge sundeck, teachers. the yen makes Japanese exports try that there is no need to continue □ OFFICE SPACE ble top, 2 extra leaves. $99. more expensive in the United the voluntary export restraint.'.” Call 646-4985.0 fencing, filter, ladders Renzulli. an international au ond warranty for only thority on educating gifted stu Opposition objections deiay States. The decision to extend export controls was “ unfortunate, but we Office Space — Excellent Maple Stereo Console, $978. Installation optional dents and the director of the “ On the other hand, there is the location with amplO’park- $50. 647-1912.0 and extra, financing avail Teaching the Talented Program at question of Japan's huge trade cannot help but accept it as is,” he Ing. 600, 400 8. 300 so. ft. able. Coll Paul at 721-1884. the University of Connecticut, surplus with the United States, said. office suites are now Plaid Sleeper Sofa, $50. explained the models he has which reached nearly $50 billion In Detroit, Ford Motor Co. available. 649-2891. 643-6463.0 l7nlWANTED developed for gifted education to vote counting in Phiiippinos last year, and the wave of welcomed the decision as "con protectionism centering in the U.S. structive.” It said, however, that Store for Rent — Retail or l» 0 |T O B U Y the teachers. Zenith 13” Color TV. Ex The high IQ of the young girl is a Congress,” he said, the "U.S.-Japan trade deficit is Wholesale, suitable for cellent Condition. Excel way out of balance” and that good indicator, but not the only with the opposition. opposition leader Benigno Aquino, "We studied the effects of what business. Main Street, lent color. Antenna Scooter Wanted for By Rond Redmond pressure on the American automo near hospital. Plenty of springtime months. Rela factor in determining whether United Press International The 68-year-old president said he delivered a tearful eulogy to about would happen if we lifted the manufactured 1981. $80. restraints and came to the conclu bile market continued to grow.” parking. Call 643-7604, ask 12pm-9pm, call 649-5354.0 tively good condition. Put the Love Of Your someone is gifted or especially had been surprised by "exagger 2.000 mourners. “ Added Japanese assembly ca tor John. Pleose call 644-1164. talented, Renzulli said. The IQ tells MANILA. Philipppines — The ated” reports by the foreign press "He died a meaningful death.” sion that torrential exports would pacity in the U.S., using imported Drapes, Fiber glass floral how a person might perform in a National Assembly began its offi that he was a dictator and she said of her former regional not be to our benefit,” he said. Japanese components, is further Manchester — Approxi green and yellow, 94” traditional information- cial vote count today, with Presi "unwanted” by tbe people. campaign manager. “ Perhaps this Japan's $49.7 billion trade sur increasing the trade deficit, even mately 500 sa. ft., 182 long, 196” wide. $60 negoti processing system, but does not dent Ferdinand Marcos taking an "If I were a dictator, there would is one way of telling us there will be plus with the United States in 1985 South Main Street, Colon Automotive while it is providing some U.S. able. 646-6665.0 indicate whether he or she will early lead over Corazon Aquino. be no election like tbis,” be said, more sacrifices for all of us.” was up from $36.8 billion the ial decor, good site visibil produce great ideas or "get their Javier was gunned down Tues previous year, and about one-third jobs,” Ford said in a statement. ity and parking..$475 plus Marcos appealed for calm and adding that be would bold no Drapes, Earth Toned Life On With act together,” he said. day in a town square on Panay by grudges against those who casti utilities. Call Bob Allbrio stripes. Heavy material. ICARS/TRUCKS national reconciliation in the wake at 649-0917. As for teenager Jonathan San of the fraud-tainted voting. gated him, hoping to calm "an six masked men allegedly led by a 50W by 45L, 75W by 45L. FOR SALE tos, the inventor of the airfoil national police capitain. who later 643-7069. $45.0 The nation’s Roman Catholic already tense situation.” 474 Main Street, the center attachment, history will decide bishops met to discuss ways of ” I don’t want any disturbances was arrested. Troopers on alert of town. 3 rooms first Custom Made Divan for 72 Chevy Nova — 9,000 whether he is gifted, Renzulli said, peacefully containing nationwide in the streets,” he said. ” We dont Aquino press spokesman Rene floor. Call 646-2426 week sale. Excellent condition. miles on rebuilt engine, “ History is the true identifier,” outrage over last Friday’s election want any civil disturbances that Saguisag said an opposition politi days 9-5. Phone 643-7247. $99.o automatic, 8 cylinder. he said, also referring to Ogilvy, and the repeated delays by the will tear up the civility of this cal coordinator was killed today $950. 742-5824. Love Message Valentine Allen and Jarvik. National Assembly in counting the country.” and his son was reported missing "If Jarvik were in your school in the northern province of Tarlac. for diseased fowl 1977 Mercury Monarch ballots. Aquino restated her claim of ICARS/TRUCKS ICARS/TRUCKS today, would he have access to Today’s official count was re victory and urged Marcos to step door. Good condltloet, He said the body of opposition Inspectors called for tests at the FOR SALE FOR SALE special programs or would you peatedly interrupted and delayed down until the National Assembly HARTFORD (UPI) — State standard. Asking $600.643- election official Francisco Lau- police will be asked today to begin Bridgeport shop after checking if 5597. treat him like an ordinary kid?” by opposition objections to the determines a winner in the early In The Renzulli asked the teachers. rella, who disappeared Friday in patrolling along state borders to any Connecticut dealers were election reports submitted by the election, called by Marcos in the northern (juirino province purchasing poultry from a New Renzulli said he promotes “ a nation’s provinces, cities and November, 16 months ahead of watch for trucks carrying poultry town of Diffun, was found hanging Jersey hauler suspected of spread much broader concept of gifted regions. The assembly is charged scheduled. after tests confirmed an avian flu upside down from a tree. ing the disease in the other X ness” in his latest model for gifted with declaring a winner. “ Although I again urge my epidemic has spread to Connecti MANCHESTER HERALD education, an effort to integrate his Outrage over Washington's neu cut, agriculture officials said. contaminated states, he said. With nearly one-fourth of the opponent to concede, I recognize Statewide fear of the epidemic, earlier "Triad” and "Revolving estimated 22 million votes counted his reluctance to do so,” Aquino tral stance on the controversial Further checks based on custo which does not affect humans but Door” models. at 9 p.m. (8 a.m. EST), Marcos led said. "Therefore, I propose that in elections mounted Thursday, with mers of the same hauler led has killed thousands of birds in The Triad, used to identify gifted 3,065,581 to 2,831,739 votes for the national interest my opponent the church-backed newsweekly inspectors to nine other poultry Your Ad Will Appear February 14th four nearby states, was sparked by children, consists of above- Aquino, a margin of 233,842 votes. step down ... until this matter is Veritas accusing President Rea shops which were immediately test results which this week average ability, creativity and settled.” gan of placing concerns for vital quarantined and tested, Andersen revealed the disease in chickens task commitment. Most research TWO UNOFFICIAL VOTE U.S. military bases above the said. has shown that gifted people have restoration of democracy in the being sold by a shop in Bridgeport. counts showed the election, tainted MARCOS’ APPEARANCE Those shops were in the locali had above-average, but not neces by charges of fraud, was neck-and- closely followed an impromptu Philippines. Poultry is Connecticut's largest PRESIDENTS’ SALE sarily superior, ability based on agricultural industry, with an ties of Canterbury. Waterford, neck. A tally by a private monitor funeral cortege through the streets “ It is clear now that all Mr. Griswold, Taftville, Preston, test-taking, Renzulli said. ing group showed Aquino leading of Manila for Evelio Javier, a key annual revenue of more than $110 THE SALE YOU WANT IS NOW! Reagan cares about are his two million per year. Windham, Jewett City, West Wil- Task commitment should not be by a large margin, while a Aquino supporter murdered Mon precious bases in the Philippines.” confused with motivation, such as After tests confirmed the disease lington, and Brooklyn, Andersen government commission said Mar day in the central province of Writas said in an editorial. "To a student’s interest in getting good in Bridgeport, 40 birds at the shop said. 8 % cos was ahead. Antique. guarantee their safety, he will not grades, or being a "good school were destroyed and incinerated The results of those blood tests Aimuil Marcos said in a broadcast over Opposition supporters met his hesitate to clasp a dictator to his Pirewrtigt citizen,” he said. and a quarantine was imposed on are expected to be available from a nationwide radio and television he flag-draped coffin at the Manila bosom. U.S. Department of Agriculture Rite Flninclng "People that history has deter did not want violence in the streets airport and followed the hearse the premises, state Agriculture laboratory in Iowa by this wee mined to be gifted are always and urged his followers "to take through to Baclaran Church, ” We find Mr. Reagan’s attitude Commissioner Kenneth Andersen said. kend, Andersen said. Brand New 1986 Nissan Shortbed Pickup Please turn to page 3 the first step” in reconciliation where Aquino, widow of slain absolutely sickening.” 2 W h ^ Drive. B Speed Trar^smtsston, All Freight. Dealer Prep. Included. Stock ^ ______X Sale *6299 TODAY’S HERALD Subliminal seduction Zinsser pushes plan X to fund sewer work Political football? I n d e x keeps people smoking Defense Secretary Caspar Wein 20 paflM, 2 ••cllont & the Environment Committee to berger has proposed shutting The "Mountain Van" Special Edition State Sen. Carl A. Zinsser, military bases in three states that AHvini* 16 of the 1966 Nissan Stanza Wagon. Equipped with On The Fly designate Manchester first in line WASHINGTON (UPI) — Tobacco companies are enhancing R-Manchester, has introduced a are home to key Democrats, but a Ri lAinPAft on 4 Wheel Drive, PS, PB, ET Stereo Radio, Much, Much Morel for some of $1.8 billion available in Example their linage by linking cigarettes to sports, art and bill that would provide $12 million Pentagon spokesman says niAftftlfiAH Stock If4905. in state bonding for improvements federal grant money that could be Our Original * 1 1 .0 0 X entertainment, and national magazines are bending to the "there’s nothing political” about n n m ic s « Influence of tbe wealthy tobacco lobby, health experts say; to Manchester’s sewage treatment used to cover part of the treatment List $11,828 Sale *11,499 plant improvements, which have the decision. The Army. Air Force nnnnACticut 7 The experts, testifying before the Interagency Committee on plant in order to help cover the $26 and Navy facilities are in Massa million cost of the work. been ordered by the state and PntArtAinmAnt 16 Sinoklng and Health, called Wednesday for legislation to support federal governments. Manchester chusetts, Colorado and Pennsylva 11 tbe American Medical Association’s controversial proposal to Zinsser, who chairs the Legisla nia, employing 9,290 people —5,156 F o n iA i Call Sue or Johanne To ture's Energy and Public Utilities is currently first in line on a state 1 nriAl pau/A ■» ban all cigarette advertising. Such ads are now banned on Department of Environmental of them civilians. Story on page 5. 9 Choice of 2" Casio Enter drawing for Committee, said this morning that 1 nttAry Pocket TV or 5” televiaion. ^ . the legislation was introduced Protection priority list that could rihitiiArloft in TWA Vacation for The committee, directed by the government to help develop B&W TV For car Monday and would have to be be used to allocate those funds. nplnl»’'o R two. 6 Nights a 7 Place Your Valentine policy on smoking and health, was told that smoUng is making a Continued cold or homo with BONUS GIFT! approved by the state bonding Technically, the town ranks P annla 9 With Any New or Used Car days at Hotel Del comeback in wlevlsion shows and movies, and'noted a marked sixth on the list. But the first two Generally clear tonight with purchase of any committee. RpnrtP 1S-17 Bought During This Sale Coronada in San towns have already received fund lows in the teens. A sunny start new or designated Valid 2/12/^2/17/86 upawing in ads that link glamour, sex appeal and good health to Zinsser emphasized that he took yf^lftuleinn 16 used car sold Diego. X the action without being asked by ing under a state program and the before becoming cloudy Friday. A Message Today! 6 43 -2 7 11 j j /Wn*-'^ 6 S Please Imii to page 5 tg.wn offiDiAla, , . other municipalities are not yet chance of flurries during the finished with preliminary work. afternoon. Details on page 2. Weather------2 eDE CORMIER: Zinsser said he has also asked S286 BROAD ST.. MANCHESTER, 643-4166: . Tum . W»d b M 9 30 to 9.00 9M - Thur*.'rt 6:00 PM ■ 8M. 'r i4 S