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MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Jan. 18, 1988 — 8 t — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Jan. 18, 1988 City recalls About Town Tenants shuffle to cope with school reopening The school board plans to move their own. _ find at least a partial home in a would not be used for school The department will be allowed Bridge results Museum hoiirs are Tuesday, Bv Andraw J; Davit the Manchester Board of Education the Day TreatmenfFrogram from roof collapse year, or drastically cut back on activities the first year, Kennedy to keep one of the first floor Wednesday and Friday from 2 to 5 Manchttfer Htrald voted last week to reopen kinder­ Highland Park to Bentley. How­ Scores for the Manchester A.M. activities, Sprague said finding a and Leitao said there would be no classrooms for a year, when more p.m.; Thursday from 2 to 8 p.m.; garten through Grade 3 at the Bridge Club; suitable location is of paramount point in the association staying In space will be needed for the ever, the school board has not ContinMed from pafre I Saturday and Sunday from noon to 5 Reopening Highland Park School school in 1989. But since the Mcond received a firm commitment from Monday — North-South 1, Bette importance. only one classroom. incoming fourth grade, Kennedy p.m. Admission is $1 for adults and in stages will have different effects floor of the building will not be Martin-Tery Daigle; 2, Ellen ’ 'The number one priority for this Located at the school f v two said. The department also may be the town on the number of class­ Concerts and sporting events, the lifeblood of 50 cents for children. The museum on two of the building’s current needed the first year of the Goldberg-Linda Simmons; 3, Lesly department is finding a new years, the visiting nurses'■'ill serve able to use the school gymnasium rooms available, Kennedy told the the city's commerce, stopped. Shops and Is free to members and to the tenants — the town Recreation reopening, the department should White-Louise Kermode. East-West home,” Sprague said. Manchester and Bolton. The associ­ after school hours, he said. Manchester Board of Education businesses, which had survived selling food and general public on Thursday Department and the Visiting Nurse be able to move its offices one floor 1, Frankie Brown-Faye Lawrence; The visiting nurses association is ation is searching for a new home, The reopening will displace day­ last week. The treatment program, merchandise to event-goers, struggled. evenings. and Home Care of Manchester. up, Kennedy said. the third and final occupant of the t, YivanZoue-Z. Wang; 3-4, Murray While the Recreation Depart­ Scott Sprague, Recreation De­ not as lucky. In October, it received she said. time activities in the gymnasium, For more information, call 643- the day-care center and activities school, currently takes up six Barnes estimated that the Whalers lost about I^well-Barbara Phillips; 3-4 Mary ment will have to move some of its partment director, acknowledged notification from the school admin­ "Even if it’s parltally opened, it’s 0949. that require use of a kitchen. classrooms at Highland Park. $20,000 per game by not playing In Hartford. Sullivan-Bev Taylor. Thursday — activities, it should be able to that the move to reopen only four istration, which anticipated the going to displace us,” she said. "For some of their activities” the Hopes of merging with the established National North-South 1, Elanor Berggren- temporarily move its offices from grades of the school gives his Highland Park reopening, that it "W e’re still searching.” Moving back to the Nike Site Overeaters meet Recreation Department will have Hockey League were put on hold as survival Grayce Shea; 2, Hal Lucal-Jim the first floor of the school to the department some leeway. would have to vacate the school by The remaining grades of the might displace the two current to move, Kennedy said. became the Whalers’ only goal. Baker; 3, John Greene-AI Overeaters Anonymous will meet second floor. “It gives us more time and January 1989, Kennedy said. elementary school will be opened residents, the Connecticut Concert Among the sites being considered Berggren. East-West 1, Faye at 7 p.m. Wednesday In the But the visiting nurses have been flexibility,” Sprague said. “ It does The visiting nurses occupy three up in successive years. The school Ballet and New Seasons Inc., a "But it really made us a stronger company. It by the department are the town- Lawrence-Peg Dunfield; 2, Mary Manchester Memorial Hospital notified that they have a year to have an affect if we strike out and classrooms in the school, said is located on Porter Street. residential day treatment program forced us to be more creative.” Barnes said. owned Bentley School on Hollister Warren-Margaret Boyle; 3-4 Pat cafeteria-meeting room. The group vacate the building, accoiding to can’t find a place. It gives us an Louise Leitao, acting executive The Recreation Department will for the mentally retarded, Sprague Street and the Nike Site, the place Perhaps the Whalers' greatest spark of Schackner-Lettie Glenn; 3-4 Marge follows the 12 steps of Alcoholics James P. Kennedy, school option of housing our offices.” director. Two of the classrooms are have to vacate the first floor in a said. the department moved from three creativity during the period they spent playing Wamer-Terry Daigle. Anonymous in helping people with superintendent. The school board’s decision, on the first floor, with the third on year, Kennedy said. Currently, the years ago, he said. The site also might require in Springfield came from Barnes, who formed the problems of compulsive eating. Most of the space currently though, will not stop the depart­ the second floor. department takes up the main floor office, cafeteria, gymnasium, kit­ But each of those sites present renovations by the department, he the "91 Ciub” for fans who kept their season New members are welcome. occupied by the Recreation Depart­ ment from seeking a new location, Even though one of the class­ Tutors trained chen and two classrooms. problems. said. tickets and regularly traveled the 26 miles north ment will be needed even though he said. Since the department must rooms is on the second floor, which on Interstate 91 to watch the team play. A free workshop to train literacy / volunteer tutors will begin at 6; 45 MCC workshop set Club members were given $5 discounts on p.m. Jan. 26 at Manchester Com­ J their tickets as wellasmembershipcertificates. A spring semester opening work­ munity College. The series of shop for faculty and staff at Only 300 fans relinquished their season tickets seven, three-hour sessions in teach­ Condemned house and the "91 Club” boasted an enrollment of 4.200 Manchester Community College ing basic reading skills will meet on will be held Tuesday in the Lowe during the 107 games the Whalers played at the Jan. 28, Feb. 2,4,9,11 and on March 7.200-seat Springfield Civic Center. AP photo Program Center. 29. Luene Corwin, dean of academic antiques set for Meanwhile, investigations were conducted TEN YEARS AFTER — Structural engineers George Torello, left, and Howard Stephanie Howes will conduct the affairs, will discuss academic into the collapse. Lev Zetlin Associates of New Epstein look over a model of the Hartford Civic Center’s first coliseum roof. It workshop which Is sposored by issues with the staff, which will also York determined that flaws in the design of the Literacy Volunteers of American, collapsed 10 years ago. hear a speech by Joyce Anisman- coliseum roof’s complex space-frame structure Connecticut River East. The non­ Saltman. Saltman. assistant pro­ auction on Sunday A profit organization serves Man­ were the primary cause of the collapse. fessor of special education at Kennelly’s city councii committee found fault chester, East Hartford. Glaston­ Southern Connecticut State Col­ bury, Bolton, Rockville, South with the city Department of Licenses and lege, will speak on laughter in the Ten years after roof fell, Windsor and Vernon. Nadeau said the national ad Inspection and its director. Charles J. workplace. By Nancy Concelman Registration is required. For McSheffery Jr., for inadequate review of the Jonathan M. Daube, college Manchester Herald brought inquiries from New York, design phase. more information, call 647-6216. president, will deliver a State of the Chicago and Florida. The committee also faulted the project About $35,000 worth of antique progress In safety Is slow College message during the Barlow said he got a few manager, William L. Crow Construction Co. of workshop. furniture, paintings and oriental New York, and city architect Walter Reed. Photos displayed porcelain taken from a man who appraisals on Grezel’s collection. Including a preliminary appraisal McSheffery and Reed resigned shortly after Bv Chris Dahl that the structure was doomed long before the an exhibit of photographs, draw­ lived in a Bissell Street house N of $5,000 to $10,000 from appraiser the committee’s report was issued. The Associated Press last snowflake fell. ings and maps from Riverfront without heat, electricity and Robert Harrison, who reappraised Although the city iost millions of dollars in In its final report to the city on June 12. 1978, Recapture Inc., a non-profit organi­ plumbing will be auctioned off Public Records the collection Dec. 22 at more than revenue during the reconstruction of the After a decade of slow reform since the Zetlin Associates placed primary blame on the zation to reviatllze the Connecticut Sunday in Colchester. $20,000. Nadeau appraised the coliseum, it held its ground until Feb. 6. 1980. collapse of the Hartford Civic Center’s coliseum design, citing inadequate bracing for the river. Is on display in the lobby of The items had been collected by collection Dec. 26 and paid $35,000 when then-Gov. Ella T. Grassocut a ceremonial roof, structural engineer Howard I. Epstein of lattice-type roof. The consulting firm also found the Savings Bank of Manchester on cash for it to the estate, Barlow ribbon to officially open the bigger, better Manchester was wondering what it would take to contributing deficiencies in design, engineering Main Street and will be shown until 65-year-old Alfred Grezel, who lived in a home at 72 Bissell St. for said. Nadeau said Sunday the coliseum with a seating capacity of 14,448. ensure design integrity in years to come. judgement, steel detailing, construction, mate­ Jan. 29. Quitclaim deeds "The Phoenix did rise from the ashes. "Maybe we should do as they do in Russia rial, and inspection and review. at least two years without utilities collection would probably be aucti­ Richard Gauthier to Thomas D. until Judge of Probate William oned off for a lot more money. Hartford did move on. It’s a great day,” she where the design engineer stands underneath a "It failed the minute it came off the drawing McHugh. Lisa A. Gauthier and bridge as the first truck rolls across. ’’ he mused. board,” Epstein said. Poets awarded FitzGerald ordered him taken from said. Laura Gauthier, Interstate 88 and But even the $35,000 isn’t enough Kidding aside. Epstein, a professor in the But now — after a 10-year period that has his home in November for health The city became "major league" that night, John Smith of Manchester won Slater Street, no conveyance tax. to cover the costs of cleanup and University of Connecticut’s civil engineering included the collapses of the Mianus River reasons. Grezel, whose home was too. After a merger that went into effect at the the most votes for his poem. Barney T. Peterman Sr. to renovation that would make the department, and roof collapse investigator bridge on Interstate 95 in Greenwich in June 1983 condemned, is now undergoing beginning of the 1979-80 season, the Whalers "Hands,” on Saturday at the Wit Lorraine E. Peterman, Fern house livable again, Barlow said George Toreilo Jr. said remedies against and, more recently, the L ’Ambiance Plaza psychiatric treatment at Cedarc- were able to open the new Hartford Civic Center and Wisdom Writer’s Club poetry Street, no conveyance tax. earlier this month. recurrence of such structure failures are being apartment building construction project in rest Regional Hospital In Newing­ as a member of the NHL. reading at Whiton Memorial Li­ Raymond and Flavia P. Dotchin swallowed reluctantly by a government and an Bridgeport — the state is struggling to make ton. He owed the town $8,300 in The town Health Department has " It ’s kind of funny to say. but a tot of good brary, "Cave Dwellers” by Joseph to Robert J. Dotchin, one-sixth industry generally more interested in saving basic reforms that should have been enacted taxes. already spent $3,000 to $5,000 for came out of (the collapse),” Barnes said. "The Morin of Manchester won second interest in 56 Dougherty St., no doilars than lives. years ago. the engineers said. cleanup. Barlow said Friday that 10.500 seating capacity of the old coliseum would place and "Ashes” by Susan Betko, conveyance tax. Malcolm Barlow, conservator of "You’re supposed to learn from your mistakes On Tuesday, a series of state recommenda­ cleanup was completed Jan. 8 to the never have been enough to get an NHL also of Manchester, won third. Raymond and Flavia P. Dotchin Grezel’s estate, said Friday arran­ and do it right the next time, but we keep making tions for building safety and integrity will be extent that people can walk through franchise. In a way, the roof collapse actually Betko is illustrating the anthology to Richard C. Dotchin, one-sixth gements are being made for Grezel them again and again," said Epstein, who along unveiled. The latest reforms, which would the house, but some yardwork must helped us get into the league” the club is preparing. interest In 56 Dougherty St., no to live at MACC’s Genesis Center. with Torello, former Hartford Mayor George generally give more power to state building be done. ’The reopening of the new coliseum signalled a Cedarcrest officials haven’t deter­ Athanson and Zetlin Associates’ Charles Thorn­ inspectors and provide for increased accounta­ conveyance tax. shift back into high gear for Hartford. Eleven Raymond and Falvia P. Dotchin Divtd Kool/MinchMWr Herald mined yet when and how Grezel will The most valuable items were ton. is collaborating on a book about the bility by designers and contractors, are a result buildings providing new housing, retail and Moviemaking exhibit to Raymond P. Dotchin, one-sixth be released, but "Genesis is al­ removed by Dec. 24, and the office space are under construction. There are coilapse. which has tentatively been titled ’The of the April 1987 L’Ambiance collapse in which 28 The Lutz Children’s Museum, interest In 56 Dougher*y St., no ready in the picture,” he said. remainder of Grezel’s collection six major building projects downtown. Last Snowflake.’ workers were killed. SILK CITY CELEBRATION — The 70-member Silk City “Harmony Heritage," which featured songs made famous South Main Street, is presenting an conveyance tax. was out by Dec. 29, Barlow said.it At least six more projects have been proposed, "Legislation is introduced, then it gets pushed "Every time something like this happens, over the years through barbershop harmony. Two No matter what type of living exhibit on the process of movie­ Chorus of Manchester celebrates its 25th year as the Everything except what Barlow including a $200 million. 59-story building that away. Or money gets tight and shortcuts are changes are made,” Epstein said. “ You can rest number one barbershop chorus in the state Saturday performances were presented. arrangements are made, Barlow and Grezel’s relatives had decided made. But the same type of mistakes are made assured that the people involved in the coliseum making through Feb. 28. The added, ” he is going to have another would be New England’s tallest. exhibit, developed by the Boston No change In name to keep for him were sent to Civic Center spokesman Steve Jordan said again and again." Epstein said. collapse won’t make the same mistakes again, with a presentation at Manchester High School of home. It appears very likely that he Children’s Musuem, helps explain Former President Sukarno of Nadeau. that 1.9millionpeopleattended events in 1986-87. The Civic Center’s coliseum roof collapsed at but there are other people out there making will be able to live independently.” what is involved in creating a Indonesia once tried unsuccessfully accounting for $24.2 million in ticket sales. There about 4:20 a m . Jan. 18.1978 under the weight of similar mistakes and. unfortunately, it’s going Because Grezel may eventually The house has been broom- moving picture and gives the to rename the Indian Ocean the was a total of 373 events, including 177 in the about six inches of wet snow, but it was learned to take more things going wrong to make further move back to Manchester, Barlow cleaned, wired for electricity, and visitor an opportunity to create Indonesian Ocean. Costs OK the sewer for the house was coliseum and 196 in the exhibition halls beneath. in an investigation by Lev Zetlin Associates, Inc. changes.” Driver charged in accident said he and Grezel’s neice, who was very close to Grezel, went through connected Jan. 13. Figures aren’t in yet onJljq^, "That was the major, most 7-Eleven and told the clerk, who have no witnesses or evidence that the possessions he had stored in the A Manchester man was arrested cost of the cleanup of)f last ’■ expensive problem,” Barlow said. had called the police, he was the accident occurred. Hospital Bissell Street house and tried to early today and charged with drunk week’s snowstorm, but Lee The connection was paid for by REGIONAL WEATHER Dr. Crane’s Quiz responsible for the damage. Police officials said Mulvuy was exam­ retain those Grezel’s neice thought THE WEATHER driving after the car he was driving O’Connor, the town’s acting the town Water and Sewer Depart­ said they smelled alcohol on ined and discharged after no meant the most to her uncle, H ie Aocu-Weallier''fofecast lor 8 AJI.. Tuesday. January 19 hit a stack of crates in front of the highway superintendent, said ment, but Barlow said he wasn’t Accu-Weather®forecast for Tuesday Lewtan’s breath, but he denied injuries were found. Barlow said. 30- Center Street 7-Eleven and broke today that expenditures are sure whether or not the town can Daytime Conditions and High Temperatures drinking. Tests showed Lewtan’s Mulvuy told police he was walk­ 1. Which set of letters suggests a coed’s lipstick? the plate glass window, police said. about where they should be "W e’re trying to guess what he bill the estate for the connection. blood alchol level at .150 and .168, ing on Main Street Friday at before R.S.V.P. C.O.D. S.W.A.K. R.F.D. Howard S. Lewtan, 28, of 40 Olcott for this time of the season. would want set aside and it’s very " I think it’s (the house) at a point police said. The legal limit for 11 p.m. when he was struck by a St., was arrested at about 5 a.m. "So far we’re OK,” O’Con­ difficult,” Barlow said Friday. where, given permission by the z 2. The fictitious character named Paul Bunyon worked as a drivers is 0.10. small burgundy-colored vehicle |C<»»>ou |28~ I and charged with operating a motor nor said. Meanwhile, the rest of Grezel’s court, I could sell it,’’ Barlow said. Lewtan was issued a summons that was traveling west on Park COALMINER LUMBERJACK MUSICIAN SHOEMAKER vehicle under the influence of In November and De­ collection was taken to Nadeau’s Barlow said a hearing will be held for driving under the influence and Street. Mulvuy said he was crossing alcohol after he pulled into a cember, the highway depart­ Auction Gallery on Old Hartford Feb. 2 at probate court to consider 3. A moonshiner is most interested in which farm crop? held on $250 cash bond for previous Main Street to Park Street and was parking space at the 7-Eleven store ment spent nearly a quarter Road in Colchester, where owner selling the house, appraised at SOYBEANS MELONS CORN OATS charges of failure to appear, police struck in the left hip by the right at 513 Center St. and continued up of its allocation of $101,400 for Edward Nadeau cleaned and re­ $78,000 in "as is” condition, at a said. He is scheduled to appear in front comer of the vehicle, police 4. Which one of these is often used as a musicai instrument? onto the sidewalk, police said. salaries for snow removal. paired the items, Barlow said. public auction. Barlow said he’s |eoaK>o|4^'^ Manchester Superior Court Feb. 1. said. Police said Mulvuy could give Lewtan knocked over a stack of O’Connor reported. In the "Even the most expensive things gotten about a dozen “ serious” SAW SICKLE SCYTHE PITCHFORK A Manchester man was injured no further details on the vehicle. plastic crates in front of the same two months, a little needed repair. They all needed inquiries about buying the house. Friday night in what he said was a The case was brought to the 5. Which one of these suggests iuggage? building, and the crates went more than a third of the cleaning,” he said. The less valua­ Barlow said he hasn’t talked to hit-and-run accident, police said. attention of police by the employee NIGHTCAP WHITECAP REDCAP MADCAP through a plate glass window, $55,000 for materials had been ble items were auctioned off Grezel recently about selling the Joseph Mulvuy, 40, of 466 Main of a Main Street restaurant. The police said. spent, and just under a third Sunday, but the valuable pieces, house I 6. Match the sounds at the left with the ailments that human beings St., said he was injured in a employee told police Mulvuy ap­ Lewtan fled the scene, but lost of the $33,300 for private advertised in Connecticut newspap­ “ I have the greatest sympathy often catch from such creatures. hit-and-run accident at the inter­ peared to be hurt and Mulvuy told control of his car on McKee Street contractors had been spent. ers and in a national publication, for Mr. Grezel,” he said. “ 1 don’t A tla ntic section'of Main and Park streets, the employee he had been hit by a Ocean (a) G r - r ...... Malaria and got stuck in a snow bank, police will be auctioned off this Sunday. know what else to do.” (b) B z z ...... (w) Undulant fever said. Lewtan walked back to the police said. But police said they car, police said. WaaMngkwi |SO. ‘ | (c) B a -a ...... Trichinosis (d) C ackie...... (y) Rabies Accu In<- . 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» - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Jan. 18, 1988 Lawsuits pivotal for wetlands law Connecticut In Brief

HARTFORD (AP) - Three cases the wetlands act, to preserve and as aggressive as they might be,” statewide.” Proposed appointment stirs debate OPINION pending In Connecticut courts will protect wetlands in the state, will be Ms. Brooks said. “ We want to make NEW HAVEN — The proposed appointment of a feminist legal give state environmentalists an maintained when the courts rule sure the wetlands legislation is Any precedent set in the rulings scholar to a one-year post on the law school faculty is causing idea how well legislation is working (on these cases),” Nancy Kris, enforced.” on the wetlands cases could be to protect the state’s wetlands, a president of the Connecticut Associ­ A broader issue at stake, how­ applied to many kinds of cases, said controversy at Yale University. water resources official says. ation of Conservation and Inland ever, is the interpretation of last Assistant Attorney General Ri­ The appointment of Catherine A. MacKinnon, a Yale Law “ The cases will give us an Wetlands Commissions', said in an June's U.S. Supreme Court ruling chard Webb, the DEP’s attorney in School graduate who is an expert on sexual harassment, Remember BAMOTGOlNeToWJN. indication of how the laws are interview with The Day newspaper that landowners deprivea of use of the South Windsor case. pornography and women’s civil rights, will be settled in a vote of J a c k working out there in the trenches,” of New London. their land by state or local regula­ tenured professors Jan. 27. said Douglas Cooper, principal The state Is involved because the tions are entitled to compensation, The precedent could be cited “ in But the proposed appointment is already stirring lively debate A n d e r s o n environmental analyst for the DEP wants to make sure its inland Ms. Brooks said. The key issue is any situation where someone has among professors and students at the Iv y League campus. pcR\QO.Homv)H-UV\. Department of Environmental Pro­ wetlands regulations, which were how courts interpret an pnconstitu- the option to do something with a MacKinnon, who is teaching at the University of Chicago Law the dream tional “ taking” of land, she said. piece of land and needs a license stiffened last July, are strictly School this term, is not listed in the Chicago telephone book and \^ceASLV W SV J^. tection’s Water Resources Unit. The DEP has been named as a enforced, said Janet P. Brooks, an The effect of the ruling on from a state (or local) agency,” The Associated Press was unable to reach her for comment on Webb said. “ If the application is defendant in the appeals of rulings assistant attorney general who is development In Connecticut is still Sunday. denied, he could say a taking has by conservation and inland we­ the D EP’s attorney in the Stoning­ unclear. Since June, numerous Several law student groups support MacKinnon’s temporary . In the past few days Americans have been occurred.” tlands commissions in Stonington, ton and Westport cases. lawsuits have been filed — in appointment. They cite concerns about a lack of intellectual commemorating the memory of Martin Stonington alone, there have been Westport and South, Windsor. In Among other changes, the state diversity among the faculty and a lack of role models for students five challenges — citing the ruling Jeremy Hill Development Luther King Jr., and everywhere in the press each case, the plaintiffs claim their mandated that local inland we­ who want to study non-traditional legal approaches. and claiming unconstitutional Corp.’s suit against the Stonington speakers are being quoted on King’s dream, Khomeini sends property has been taken unconsti­ tlands commissions must reject “ I think it would be wonderful if she came,” said one student applications that affect wetlands “ takings” of land, but Connecticut Inland Wetlands Commission may tutionally, and they are asking for who saw MacKinnon lecture last spring. "She isbright, energetic its partial fulfillment, some backward steps unless the developer proves there is courts have yet to rule on any of the be one of the firat in Connecticut to compensation. and has an energy about studying the law that is not always and the work yet to be done before that dream Ob The cases are expected to set no “ feasible and prudent alterna­ cases, she said. address the issues raised by the chiidren to die “ It’s a legal issue with statewide Supreme Court ruling and the new present. It would be nice to have a model of that energy.” becomes a reality. statewide standards for land-use tive” to his proposal. regulation, particularly regarding “ The idea is to provide better significance,” Ms. Brooks said. “ It inland wetlands regulations, said Certainly one measure of King's success is the protection of inland wetlands. monitoring and watchdogging, in may set the legal standard for Thomas Steenburg, Jeremy Hill’s Antl-abortionlsts picket hospital the extent to which his efforts in behalf of “ It is my hope that the intent of cases where local agencies are not (unconstitutional takings) attorney. at wai^s front HARTFORD — Anti-abortionists picketed St. Francis Hospital J more just and more socially productive for the first time to protest against a hospital staff member who America have penetrated the conscience of performs abortions. WASHINGTON — What would you call a man people in the mainstream of American life Fast-track plan Saturday’s protesters prayed and carried signs as they who sends children to war when they aren’t big picketed and called on hospital administrators to oust Dr. Mark Jt The disturbing truth is that while almost no enough to carry their own rifles, who imposes A. Blumenfeld. quotas on high schools to produce soldiers, who one openly rejects King’s teachings, few have WLQ to train teachers Some of the protesters later picketed at the end of the private uses those children as mine sweepers and shields drive leading to Blumenfeld’s home in West Hartford. made them an important part of their outlook for the real soldiers? Blumenfeld, an assistant attending physician at St. Francis, on life of their fellow Americans. Call him Ayatollah Khomeini. appeals to many owns and operates Hartford Gynecological Center. A No one. not even our sources at the Central The Rev. Joseph E. Looney, a Roman Catholic priest, called Many of us merely assume we are somehow Intelligence Agency, knows exactly how many HARTFORD (AP) — Interest in a new fast track to Blumenfeld’s presence on the staff at Saint Francis an passively part of the dream without having O p e n F o ru m teens and pre-teens Khomeini has pulled out of becoming a public school teacher has far exceeded the “ abomination.” done very much to sharpen our sensitivity. school to go to the front. But our sources concede expectations of education officials running the Looney said he hoped the demonstration would help hospital the number is in the tens of thousands, possibly alternate certification program.. officials to “ gather up their courage” and oust Blumenfeld. through the help of the broadcast past that they can handle any One way to do so would be to attend one of hundreds of thousands. “ The Interest has been overwhelming, far more than "Th e church tends to be wimpy and not stand up for what it Needs of disabled storm (and do it well) that has hit the observances being held in King’s memory. and print media that we were in Our sources also agree that the boy soldiers get we expected.” said Traci Bliss, director of the Institute believes,” said Looney, pastor of Sacred Heart Church of need, the wonderful citizens of Bolton in the last 10 years with Waterbury. One is being held tonight, beginning at 7 in topic for hearing little training and they are used as a shield for for Effective Teaching, which is setting up the Connecticut pulled together and very little outside help. program. A spokeswoman for Saint Francis Hospital, Carole Stasiowski, N Khomeini’s fanatical Revolutionary Guards Corps Center Congregational Church. It is the third In looking at towns around To the Editor; gave and gave and ga ve. fighting at the front, or as mine sweepers whose The institute, an arm of the Connecticut Department said hospital officials had no comment on the demonstration. Bolton (including state high­ of Higher Education, already has fielded more than 600 annual Manchester observance. Those who We are so very proud to lives are expendable. Girl soldiers work behind the ways) , I see none that have a inquiries even though applications will not be available ignored the first two might ask themselves if On Wednesday, Jan. 20. 1 will announce that our goal was made lines. Children are Khomeini's cannon fodder. Auxiliary officer hit by car policy that limits crew members until Tuesday. they would not benefit from being reminded participate in a public informa­ and more! Contributions are still At times. Khomeini’s officials have boasted coming in and for that we are working hours during a storm, The program is designed to attract bright EAST HAVEN — A uniformed auxiliary police officer suffered tion hearing concerning the needs about this barbaric practice. The commander of liberal-arts graduates or people in other successful what the dream is about extremely grateful. We will be which usually is an emergency a broken knee when he was hit by a car whose driver fled the of the disabled The hearing the Guard Corps, Mohsen Rezal, has spoken careers into public school teaching by removing the condition. If one really thinks scene, authorities said. sponsored by the Manche.ster able to continue serving the needs publicly about the children’s role in advancing normal teacher-training requirement. about it, how many storms a year Officer Joseph Vitale was directing traffic Saturday, holding Commission on the Handicapped of our brothers for many cold and ahead of his soldiers to draw fire, explode nilnes As many as 125 candidates will be selected to take do we have that require over 16 up a line of cars so pedestrians could cross a street, when a car will be held at the Manchester lonely months ahead because of and try to break through the lines. He has even part in an eight-week training program this summer at hours of work ? If one does arrive. pulled out of line, accelerated and hit him, Lt. Harold Oren said. Senior Citizens' Center. 549 E. our generosity. Shelters wi,ll stay referred to them as Iran’s “ disposable soldiers.” Wesleyan University to qualify to begin teaching in the open, people will be fed, clothes then let the foreman handle it. fall. Tuition for the program is $1,500. The car then sped away, Oren said. Vitale underwent surgery P ro te c tin g Middle Turnpike, at 7: 30 p.m. One top Iranian military official estimated last at the Hospital of St. Raphael in New Haven. will be available, and the Christ­ After all. isn’t that what we pay “ It’s very appealing.” said Frances A. Bard, a cellist I will be .seeking input f rom area May that 64,000 Iranian schoolchildren had been Oren said the driver displayed extreme recklessness, but that mas that we experienced will be a him for? in the Hartford Symphony who is considering a residents regarding the needs of sent to the fronts in 1986, Iranian Minister of that it didn’t appear the driver intentionally ran down Vitale! The Board of Selectmen would teaching career. the disabled and suggestions for glowing memory. Education Kazem Akrami had earlier put the Thank you. Connecticut neigh do well to forget about a snow AP photo “ At this point in my life I would like to do it as quickly the aquifer improving delivery of services to number at more than 120,000 students and as possible,” said Bard, 39, who hopes to teach music. bors. God bless you all removal policy and concentrate these individuals. Asa m emberof teachers. CANDLELIGHT VIGIL — About 250 people gather outside St. Joseph’s “ I ’m managing to make a living as a musician, but it’s School OKs exchange with Soviets on providing the Highway Depart­ the General Assembly’s Task The head of the “ War Affairs Staff” in the Cathedral in Hartford Saturday to protest the expulsion of Diginity, a not easy. I ’m interested In a job with more security.” Maj. Israel L. Gaither ment with a new town garage; W ALLINGFORD — A prestigious boarding school in the Soviet Force on Delivery of Services to Education Ministry announced a year ago that Bliss said inquiries have come from across the The Salvation Army provide the department (as they group of gay and lesbian Roman Catholics, from church premises. Union has agreed to an exchange of five students with Choate Disabled Persons, I am particu­ “ more than 95 percent of the seventh-grade country from people whose backgrounds might qualify Rosemary Hall, school officials announced. The observations of a businessman- HartfonI have in the past) with the proper them to teach subjects such as mathematics or larly interested in hearing from students of the country are enrolled for military Under the agreement, five Russian students will attend the equipment to do its job and the science, where there have been teacher shortages. conservationist at a recent meeting of the disabled persons, their friends training this year.” Those are the 12 and affluent, private school in Wallingford starting in April and five funds to maintain it. Most of all, “ We’ve had lots of people with PhDs ... many people Conservation Commission illustrate the and relatives, and others who 13-year-olds. As a sidelight, he boasted that Iranian Choate students will attend Moscow School No. 18 in September. provide crew members with a Vigil backs Catholic gays who have math backgrounds or MBAs or degrees in have ideas for future action. Change In rule vocational schools were busy with their The students will be accompanied by a teacher. subtle difficulties of developing constraints on respectable hourly wage to keep economics. We’ve had a lot of engineers.” Bliss said. The public hearing is timely. “ production project” — schools turning out mortar “ This is a very small element in the amount of recent activity business and industry that will protect the the dedicated people that we have HARTFORD (AP) — Gays and lesbians depicting Christ with outstretched arms. “ It’s really the only way some people could enter the The legislative task force will be ruins good thing parts and containers for mortar shells. between the two countries, but I think it is a significant element,” (one of whom we just recently are fighting for the right to worship in the “ We will not be denied our righ t... to love, teaching profession.” Bliss said. “ They aiready have water supply that lies under a large portion of making recommendations forthe In a private meeting with Education Ministry to have life-affirming and life-giving rela­ f-’ mily and financial commitments that make it said Choate principal (Carles F. Dey. To the Editor; lost). By concentrating on the Roman Catholic Church despite being Manchester. 1988 legislative session, which officials. Speaker of the Parliament Hashemi tionships.” said Bussen. who was flanked by impossible for them to go back and spend a year or two Dey made the announcement last week upon his return from an above mentioned, the selectmen barred from the church because of their convenes on Feb 3 Rafsanjani. ordered them to provide more students lifestyle. ' church and Dignity banners that fluttered in in a teacher education program.” eight-day trip to the Soviet Union. In a Jan 6 article I read in the will save us all tax money in the Mark Connors, who operates a flooring If you have ideas or concerns for the fronts. He praised the minitry for becoming About 250 demonstrators, including the the cold night wind. The alternate certification procedure — an idea that Choate is the second private boarding school in the country to Manchester Herald, it was re­ long run. as well as ha ve the snow business located over the aquifer and who is a with respect to the needs of the the main source of troops for the war. city’s mayor, staged a candelight vigil Hartford Archbishop John F. Whealon. is being tried with success in New Jersey — shortens host Soviet students, school officials said. Phillips-Andover ported that the Bolton Board of removal and the work done the process considerably, but critics argue that it Academy in Andover, Mass., had a similar exchange last spring. member of the Conservation Commission, disabled. I would appreciate it if Iranian President All Khameinei has boasted of outside St. Joseph’s Cathedral Saturday to who was out of town and unavailable for Selectmen wishes to modify the properly. comment, last month told Dignity to either undercuts the teaching profession. School No. 18 is a physics and math boarding school affiliated you would .share them with me. the regime’s recruitment of children for glorious protest the expulsion of Dignity, a group of suggested that the controls proposed by the present snow removal policy and The selectmen past and present gay and lesbian Roman Catholics, from reorganize as a new group with a policy “ If we are taking care about what is expected to with Moscow University. It in one of only four secondary schools and I in turn, will share them with martyrdom at the fronts. He bragged that “ the town administrative staff concentrate on limit the amount of hours that a are to be commended on the job church premises. adhering to the church’s traditional moral become a teacher, why are we talking about a fast in the country that are affiliated with a state university, 8 my colleagues. youngsters cry and beg to be sent to the front town crew member can work; the Highway Department does on “ We as gay and lesbian people will not be teachings or stop using Catholic facilities. track?” asked George C. Springer, president of the according to Choate Russian teacher Joan Chevalier. prohibiting certain types of business, but do I look forward to hearing from lines.” then bring in substitute drivers (if snow removal during and after denied our rightful place in our society or in Dignity’s Hartford chapter is the 16th Connecticut State Federation of Teachers. The Soviet students, ages 16 and 17, will live in Choate not do enough to regulate the operation of the you. As a sop to worried parents, the regime has ordered not to worship on church premises Springer said state officials are likely to be highly they can find them) at a lower any storm. As a form er Bolton the church,” James A. Bussen of Oiicago. dormitories and be able to participate in sports and other businesses to prevent them from becoming a promised the children will spend only 45 days at the since October 1986. when the Vatican issued a selective in choosing the first group of teachers for the paying rate, to drive expensive selectman and a concerned citi­ national president of Dignity USA, told the extracurricular activities. Rep. John W. Thompson front and will attend “ educational complexes” shivering demonstrators as he stood on the statement saying a person with a homosex­ program, but “ will that kind of care in selection be source of pollution. town equipment, on strange town zen of Bolton for 44 years, I ask: 13th Assembly District when they weren’t fighting. This assumes that cathedral steps, beneath a massive statue ual orientation is “ objectively disordered.” sustained over a long period of time?” Manchester roads, in adverse conditions such Why ruin a good thing? His argument was that there is little land as a blizzard. Why are the uninterrupted schooling is the only concern of these parents. available for future industrial development selectmen attempt ing to change a Raymond P. Soma The 45-day term Is ignored and the education and many existing businesses. He said that snow removal policy which is Birch Mountain Road Salvation Army complexes are a joke. The classes are often empty Struggle for affordable housing LOOK ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. the proposed controls do not regulate the ways working fine as presently writ­ Bditon ten? Is this a vendetta prompted because the children are at the front. More than FUEL OIL in which an existing business can expand; greatly blessed Letters to the editor once, a child who died before the course began has by a contract settlement awarded INSURANSMITHS SINCE they merely say how much it can expand. To the Editor; to the town crew to the spring? The Manchester Herald wel­ been issued a passing grade. isn’t easy in towns iike Bozrah comes original letters to the At the outset of the 1987 school year, Akrami tried And he points out what he feels in are It seems tome, and many people 1914 It is time to give thanks! Many that I ’ve talked with, that the editor. to whip teachers and students into a recruitment Senior Citizen A wide median price for a single­ iniums is affordable housing.” inconsistencies. A garden supply business is people give thanks for their Letters should be brief and to frenzy. According to one source who took notes on Bv Dean GolembeskI Volume Discounts charge of snow removal should be family home is now approaching Crane said the state is trying to prohibited over the aquifer, biit there is the point. They should be typed or that speech, Akrami said that “ since schools are The Associated Press blessings during the holiday left in the hands of the men who $150,000. combat the negative image asso­ 649-5241 considered a bunker like those at the fronts,” the THRIFTY OIL CO. nothing to prohibit spraying of lawns atop the season, especially Thanksgiving, know it best, the town foreman neatly handwritten, and, for ease Communities also establish lot ciated with'affordable, or publicly kids should begin the new year with the slogan BOZRAH — A newspaper article 65 E. Center Street but the Salvation Arm y is feeling and his assistant. Mr. Rattazzi in editing, should be double­ size requirements for multi-family assisted housing. 289-8843 aquifer with the same chemicals a garden “ War! War! ” He wrapped up his speech with a pinned to the bulletin board at Manchester, CT. greatly blessed right now. and Mr, Dimock know the town spaced. Letters must be signed Bozrah’s Town Hall sums up the zones that drive up the prices of “ We need to educate the little suppler would be storing. request for child volunteers. . In November, when we set our equipment, its capabilities, and with name, address and daytime fears that many people in this small apartments. towns to that fact that we’re not The aquifer protection measures are in a Connecticut goal of $I. 1 million for the men who run it. and should telephone number (for In case volunteers don’t beg and cry to join up, community share about For instance in the town of looking for high rise, rat-infe.sted preliminary stage. When a businessman our Chri.stmas effort, we felt that have the flexibility to control how verification), the ministry has ordered all high schools to pick 40 developers. Chaplin, a new two-family home projects,” she said. “ We’re not about to shove anything down their suggests that they are weak because they do it was a realistic goal. However, and when .snow should be re­ The Herald reserves the right students and 10 teachers per school term to fill the The article’s author tells how her must be constructed on four acres. quota at the front Dwellings for three or more fami­ throats.” WEIGHT WATCHERS we experienced smaller numbers moved. with what they have to to edit letters in the interests of community was overrun by con­ no provide enough regulation, it clearly an dominiums. destroying its small­ lies must be built on a minimum of Margaret Morton, another exec­ of volunteers for the kettle effort work with. brevity, clarity and taste. School is grinding into the dark ages in Iran. A indication that town officials still have a lot of parliamentary law passed by the Khomeini regime town New England character and four acres plus an additional acre utive assistant to the Papandrea, than anticipated The members of the town crew Address letters to: Open Fo­ said: “ In the northwest corner ... has canceled all village classes with less than 25 forcing her to move another city for each family over two families. work before them in developing adequate But, as New Englanders are are all very capable individuals rum. Manchester Herald, P.O. Chaplin and Bozrah also are towns are really looking at opening pupils. Entrance to a university is granted only if with stricter zoning regulations. protections. want to do. when word got out. who have demonstrated in the Box 591, Manchester, CT 06040. “ I believe you will find this among 41 communities in Connecti­ their zoning.” the applicant is a war veteran. Teachers are Interesting,” says a note scrawled cut with no publicly assisted In Torrington, for instance, zon­ rounded up so often in conscription sweeps that the in ink across the top of the article. housing, according to the state ing officials are looking into chang­ future of education in Iran may depend on teachers The note was signed by Ray Department of Housing. ing building lot requirements to INTROOUCINGTHENEW ^ A not-so-political year for O’Neill’s budget wily enough to avoid the draft Barber, Bozrah’s first selectman Another 42 communities provide allow cluster housing on smaller and advocate of a proposal to publicly assisted housing that is lots, and also are considering QUICK SUCCESS PROGRi# Transporting hash change his town’s zoning regula­ available only to the elderly, “ sweat equity” housing, said Ed­ 9 By Judd Everhart “ The whole key is going to be what the level of tions to ban multi-family housing meaning 63 of the state’s 169 ward Lukacovic, Torrington zoning 20% FASTER spending is going to be. If spending increases 11 or War and kidnapping are not the only pastimes in such as condominiums and municipalities have no publicly enforcement officer. Lebanon. The country does a thriving business in assisted housing for low- and Under the sweat equity afforda­ WEIGHT LOSS HARTFO RD — Back when he was running for Perspective 12 percent, tax reductions won’t be possible. apartments. hashish, the majority of it ending up in Egypt. The The zoning proposal will be the moderate-income families, accord­ ble housing program, a person re-plection.and when the Republicans controlled “ But if we could hold that rate of growth down to We ll put a smile on your face this year, with 8 percent, we might be able to do some modest tax Drug Enforcement Administration and the Central subject of a public hearing ing to the state figures. works at least 300 hours on a the legislature. Democratic Gov. William A. Now, though, some of those 63 housing project in lieu of a a fabulous new weight loss plan that melts the legislature and vice versa ” cuts,” he said. Intelligence Agency have written a secret report Wednesday. O’Neill would release what he called “ budget communities and many others are downpayment for share of owner­ those pounds away 20% faster than before! The governor said that the 1988-89 spending This year’s budget was up about 15 percent over detailing how the drugs get out of Lebanon. Most is It comes at a time when state Initiatives” in the weeks and months before the government and towns across looking into zoning changes and ship in the project. And you'll stay healthy as you lose pound increase will likely be in double digits — in the the previous year. smuggled out by sea all along the Lebanese budget itself came out. Connecticut are struggling over the new housing alternatives to create Lukacovic said the changes are after pound. 'There's never been a better “ ballpark.” he said, of II percent. O’Neill will present the budget for the year coastline, including the major ports of Tripoli, 8 He’s not doing that this year. He’ s reverted to his issues of housing — how much and affordable housing, said Mary Lou being considered because some Eleven percent was what state agencies said beginning July 1 to the General Assembly when it Beirut and Byblos. Crane, executive assistant to state Torrington residents no longer can way to lose weight faster. style in the early days of his governorship of According to the secret report. “ Small craft at what cost. keeping a tight lid on his budget plans. they would need to maintain current services. convenes its 1988 session on Feb. 3 — some 2‘A Some communities, like Bozrah. Housing Commissioner John F. afford to buy homes in the city. The FREE REGISTRATION generally transfer the hashish to European-bound price for a thre-bedroom ranch on a When he was asked whether he had changed his O’Neill said he’ll be able to propose a few new weeks away. are resisting changing laws that Papandrea. SAVE $18 vessels hovering in international waters. Cyprus “ There seems to be a mounting quarter acre has jumped from strategy, O’Neill said, “ No, not really.” programs for the coming budget year, “ but there Each year there’s some natural growth in state have prevented multi-family and has been used as a staging area for vessels low-cost housing development. opinion across the s*"'’ ’' that we $70,000 two years ago to $125,000, he Pay only the $8 weekly fee. “ It’s a little more difficult to formulate a budget will be no new costly Initiatives.” tax receipts, usually around 8 percent to 10 percent, “ We are going to try to be holding the line as according to the governor’s budget office. awaiting multi-ton cargoes of Lebanese hashish.” Others, realizing that children of need to something foi r own. The said. Join by January 30 at these convenient times and locations: because times are going to be a little bit difficult,” ‘own’ are typically kids who grew Morton said she didn’t have much as possible.” he said. It’s considered likely that the 1988-89 budget will The drugs destined for the United States and residents can’t afford to buy in the he said late last week. “ That’s exactly what we’re up in town and can’t afford to live in figures that detail the extent of the SOUTH WINDSOR However, he said the state would keep “ the top $6 billion, compared with this year's spending Western Europe are shipped first to Amsterdam communities where they grew up, EAST HAHT FORD MANCHESTER wrestling with, with each and every departmental are trying to come up with the town.” she said. housing problem in Connecticut. First Congregational Church Knights of Columbus Hall Second Congregational Church Community B ^ tls t Church Wapping Comm. Church commitments w e’ve made to the citizens of the of about $5.63 billion. and distributed from there to warehouses in West 1631 Main Street 365 N. Main St. 565 E. Center Street 1790 Ellington Rd. expenditure and each and every department’s innovative approaches to housing In Bozrah, Barber said some of Nationally, the Onsus Bureau 637 Main Street state of Connecticut, the communities, the school When state agencies under the General Fund Germany and The Netherlands •Wed. 10am. 4:45pmA7pm •Moo. 7 pm •Mon. 4;45pA years 1985, killed 152,700. rounded up six opposition leaders and accused some of them of I have been involved with a Vietnamese are our brothers, the (The second leading cause of death in 1985 important this is,” he said in an interview. The heart association estimates that one AID can't flnd/$107 million In aid 45-year-old man who has been Russians are our brothers, the was cancer, which killed 457,670 people.) ’’Much of the premature death and disability American dies of cardiovascular disease plotting terrorist acts. can be prevented these days if one uses the every 32 seconds. Sources in the presidential office, speaking on condition of married for 20 years, has four Cliinese are our brothers: and one By comparison, 407,316 Americans died in WASHINGTON (AP) - The More detailed audits were obtained The agency obtains currencies of ending Sept. 30. • day we’ve got to sit down together anonymity, said Sunday that President Daniel Ortega would teen-agers and is Catholic. He has federal Agency for International this month by The Associated other countries in two main ways; at the table of brotherhood.” According to the report, Suda­ issue an "executive statement” today lifting the state of allowed no room in his life for Development cannot account for at —When it lends dollars from its Press. nese pounds, Kenyan shillings, emergency. anybody but himself, and he’s least $107 million worth of African Economic Support Fund, the bor­ The audit reports make no charge francs from Burkino Faso and The 6-year-old state of emergency suspended the right to jealous of everything — including currencies that should have been rowing country generally puts up The Supermarket Shopper of criminal responsibility. One says other African money worth about $1 demonstrate, strike, move about the country freely and receive a my telephone. available for aid projects, accord­ that auditors could not determine an equivalent amount of its own Do you hate to write letters billion are available every year. speedy trial. It also allowed police Jo make arrests without a All he talks about is divorce, how ing to an audit by the agency’s what happened to the money. currency in what is called ’’coun­ because you don’t know what to much he loves me, how much he "The proceeds may have been terpart” money. court order. say? Thank-you notes, sympathy inspector general. Beckington’s audit found that; doesn’t love his wife and how he The figure is based on an audit of —Local cash is paid by customers letters, congratulations, how to used to fund development projects • $107 million worth of African wishes he never had the kids. 10 of the 35 African countries where and programs, or they may have in the country that receives the PLO considers exile government Several months ago I refused to see decline and accept invitations and Best Foods is best promoter, too currencies was not accounted for. government been diverted to unauthorized assistance, for food and other aid him anymore and told him I wanted how to write an interesting letter that the agency provides. BAGHDAD, Iraq — PLO Chairman Yasser Arafat and senior us to get on with our lives are included in Abby’s booklet agency works. uses,” the report says. • There were significant delays Bv Martin Sfoane The section in Inspector General However, auditors did praise Currencies worth billions of dol­ in collecting an additional $113.4 aides are once again pondering whether to form a govemment-in- elsewhere. Then he told his wife “ How to Write Letters for All lars pile up every year in this way exile following six weeks of violence in the Israeli-occupied West Occasions.” Send a check or money United Feature Syndicate Receive a coupon for $1 off Max Factor Nail Herbert L. Beckington’s semi­ efforts by the agency to correct the million worth. about us, moved out of their house Clip ‘n’ File Refunds annual report to Congress dealing situation. A spokesman for AID, from countries all over the world. Bank and Gaza Strip. and got himself an apartment. (He order for $2,50 and a long, stamped Enamel. Send the required refund form and the with African programs carries the who spoke only on condition of The money is intended to be used • $9.4 million worth was forfeited The uprising has brought the Palestinian issue — the kernel of told his wife he was living with (39 cents). self-addressed envelope To win the Golden Shopping Cart shade label (from the top of the cap: write the shade Cosmetics, Beauty Products, headline; ’’Audit shows that annual anonymity, said the agency is for projects approved jointly by because the principal was not the Arab-Israell dispute — back to center stage, and Arafat and another guy.) He begged me to to: Dear Abby. Letter Booklet. P.O Award for best manufacturer’s number in the circle on the form), along with the Grooming Aids local currency proceeds of $1 billion working with the governments AID and the respective local placed in interest-bearing ac­ move in with him, but I needed Box 447. 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This past year, one offer proofs of purchase while looking for the required tear-off seal with the words "Fanci-Full Color from Best Foods was all of this and forms at the supermarket, in newspapers and Splash” from the top of the pump, along with the more. Here is how Kay Gross of magazines, and when trading with friends. Offers original, dated cash-register receipt from the Argentine troops circle rebels Hubbard. Ohio, describes the offer may not be available in all areas of the country. purchase of a Roux Fancifull Color Splash. Circle Violence doesn’t and why she nominated it for the Allow 10 weeks to receive each refund. the purchase price. Expires March 31, 1988. BUENOS AIRES, Argentina — Troops circled a northeastern cause of strokes army compound today with orders to crush an uprising led by award: These offers require refund forms: VITALIS $1.89 Refund Offer. Send the required refund form and the Universal Product Code keep Filipinos renegade Lt. 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The offer was toexpire in along with the fluid-ounce statement from one t e 8 t I n a I 12-ounce container of Final Net Pump Hairspray circled. Expires March 31, 1988. uprisings related to Rico’s revolt had been reported. surgery, after July, but if I hurried and sent for the Here’s a refund form to write for; a $2.99 refund. Government sources, who spoke on condition of anonymity, Peter Gott, M.D. refund in February, Best Foods and the original, dated cash-register receipt with MANILA, Philippines (AP) — An estimated 80 which he lay flat the purchase price circled. Expires Feb. 28, 1988. L’OREAL AVANTAGE $2.99 Cash Refund Offer. percent of registered Filipinos voted in regional said Alfonsin was considering declaring a nationwide state of for 48 hours. would double it and send me $10. P.O. Box 14859. , Md. 21268. Send a I : "In the same advertisement were L’OREAL AVANTAGE $2.99 Refund Offer. Send elections today despite violence that included the siege. Then he was put the required refund form and the entire front panel self-addressed, stamped envelope. ’This offer slaying of a campaign worker who tried to stop gunmen A lieutenant and a sergeant were seriously wounded today in into his wheel­ a bunch of cents-off coupons for the expires Jan. 31, 1988. While waiting for the form, Best Foods products that were part of a L’Oreal Avantage carton, along with a copy of 1 ., from stealing a ballot box. the explosion of an anti-tank mine planted on a road into Monte chair and imme­ save the entire front panel from a carton of L’Oreal Armed men also stopped some voters from casting of the refund offer. When I saw that the cash-register receipt with the purchase price Caseros, 325 miles northeast of the capital, where Rico and 100 diately had a Avantage, along with a copy of the cash-register ballots on Mindanao island and voting was suspended I would be able to save with the circled. Expires Jan. 31, 1988. I rebel officers were holed up in an army compound. The rebels massive stroke. receipt with the purchase price circled. in areas of Negros island because of ballot thefts. coupons and then send for a refund MAX FACTOR Nail Enamel Coupon Offer. have kept 1,000 loyalist troops at bay for two days. Is there any connection? The death of the campaign worker, the only reported on the same products. I knew that election-related killing today, raised to at least 87 the this was going to be a terrific DEAR READER: Probably not higher than normal. With time, number of people who have been killed since Cambodia to release GIs’ remains Strokes come from two sources: opportunity. small arteries in the brain burst “ Worst Manufacturer’s Offer of Send questions and comments to campaigning for the elections started seven weeks ago. blood clots or hemorrhages. from the excessive pressure, flood­ ceived a$l contribution. Best Foods WASHINGTON — A high-ranking Cambodian official told "But there was something else! really made me feel like a smart 1987,” Even if you are sure you Martin Sloane in care of the On Sunday night, a gubernatorial candidate was shot As people age and develop ing nearby brain tissue. . to death as he prepared to give a final campaign three congressmen touring Southeast Asia that his country has Best Foods also'gave me another shopper, and I sincerely tnanx experienced the worst that a Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, the remains of 80 American servicemen killed during the arteriosclerosis, tiny blood clots The dual nature of strokes was manufacturer could dream up, you Manchester 06040. The volume of speech, and four people were kidnapped hours before reason to participate, and it had them.” Vietnam War and is prepared to release them to the United tend to form on, and adhere to, the recently brought home to me. A nothing to do with saving money or haven’t heard anything until you mail precludes Individual replies to the polls opened. roughened — and often narrowed — The Best Foods offer gave many States, the lawmakers said. patient was in danger of having a receiving something free. Best read about these very special every letter, hut Sloane iHII re­ Armed men stopped some voters from casting arterial linings. Although most of of my readers similar savings, and stroke because of diseased carotid Foods said it would donate $l,to the Golden Shopping Cart Awards — spond to letters of general Interest ballots on Mindanao island and voting was suspended “ Not only did they admit they had remains, but they said they these clots are lysed (dissolved) by arteries. He had had several I received dozens of letters about Hands Across American charitable in the column. in areas of Negros island because of ballot thefts. were willing to give them over,” said Robert C. Smith, R-N.H., natural compounds present in the transient ischemic attacks (tem­ this offer. To CPC International, next time. campaign for every consumer who The Commission on Elections said the numbers who returned Friday night from an 11-day tour of the region with circulation, sometimes they break porary strokes) and tests showed Inc., of Englewood Cliffs, N.J., i sent for the refund. maker of the Best Foods brands, needed to establish trends in the voting would not be Reps. John G. Rowland, R-Conn., and Frank McCloskey, D-Ind. away from the arterial lining and, that his right carotid artery was available until ’Tuesday. But partial returns showed The three are members of a congressional POW-MIA task force. like debris in a rushing brook, are dangerously narrowed. After care­ our congratulations for the out­ C e r t if ic a t e f A n nu ity "I went to our Devine’s Super standing consumer promotion of A + O administration-backed candidates leading in races for Smith said the only condition set by the official — Tep Henn, the carried along in the bloodstream. ful deliberation, he elected to have Duper in Hubbard. Ohio, and they mayor of Manila and suburban Makati. Cambodian ambassador to Vietnam — was that the congressmen ’They cause no difficulty until they the narrowed portion removed, a 1987. were offering double coupons. The An honorable mention goes to photo In Ilocos Norte province, Rodolfo Farinas, former or other U.S. government representatives receive the remains. become wedged in a small artery or procedure called endarterectomy. total cost of the eight Best Foods mayor of the capital Laoag City, was leading by a in the narrowed segment of a large Two days after surgery, he had a Blue Star Foods, makers of the • Tax-Deferred Investment Growth Products; Heilman’s Mayonnaise, Dining Lite less-than-300-calorie ‘ nearly 4-1 marging over 80-year-old Manuela Ablan in blood vessel. At this point, they hemorrhagic stroke. You see, the Mazola Oil. Mazola Margarine, THUMB VOTE — A Haitain woman holds up her thumb, which was the race for governor with 74 of 845 precincts reporting. cause blockage which interrupts narrowed blood vessel was, in a entrees. Many shoppers were de­ • Principle Guaranteed Mazola No Stick, Skippy Peanut lighted to pull their $1.50 refund dipped In red ink to show she had voted, as she leaves a polling station Both candidates were strong supporters of ousted bloodflow and prevents oxygen sense, protecting his brain. Once Butter. Karo Syrup. Knorr Soup President Ferdinand Marcos and neither had adminis­ from reaching part of a certain the narrowing was corrected, the form from the pad on the super­ • No Sales Charge iSunday in Port Au Price. REAL ESTATE CAREER TRAINERS and Muellers Pasta, was $11.12. ’The market shelf to find in bold letters tration backing. But Ablan had the personal organ. If the blood clot blocks pressure In his brain’s blood vessels store doubled my 90 cents worth of endorsement of President Corazon Aquino’s brother. circulation to heart muscle, heart returned to normal, resulting in the words “ Register receipt not is offering a Best Foods coupons, so I saved required!” In a year when it • »5000 Minimum Investment Rep. Jose Cojuangco. attack follows; if blockage occurs rupture of a small artery. His $1.80. Sending for the refund cost In the race for Ilocos Norte vice governor, former in blood vessels feeding the brain, unfortunate event was a rare and seemed,manufacturers were mak­ Irregularities, light turnout', me a 22-cent stamp. ing refund offers more difficult to Col. Rolando Abadilla, who is on trial in Manila for his stroke ensues. unpredictable complication of role in a January, 1987, coup attempt, was leading by REAL ESTATE APPRAISAL CLASS Sometimes, in special circum­ surgery. Unhappily, he was caught "When I received that $10 check. send for, the thoughtfulness of the Maturity Yield people at Blue Star Foods was a about 40 percent over the nearest of two rivals. stances, clots from within the heart in a quandary; With or without I was positively delighted. I wound but no violence in Haiti vote The military said at least nine soldiers were killed up with eight fine products, all for welcome departure. This course fulfills State of Conn, re-licensing chambers themselves can be car­ surgery, he was at risk for stroke. 3 years 7.75% and five people were wounded today in three clashes free. After the cost of a 22-cent Making an offer difficult or The Information Ministry referred repor­ ried either to the brain or to the I^olonged bed rest and inactivity PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) - Opposi­ with communist rebels, which were apparently not certification (12 hours) as well as requirements for arms or legs. ’This is called is associated with the formation of stamp. I made a profit of 46 cents, almost impossible to send for 4 years 7.90% tion leaders claimed credit for a “ ridicu­ ters to the government-appointed Electoral and Hands Across America re- places an offer in the running for Council. “ I have nothing to base a guess on. connected to the balloting. Broker's license. embolism. blood clots within veins, particu­ 8.10% lously low" voter turnout in Haiti’s presiden- U.S. officials ordered the 40,000 American troops. Most strokes appear to be caused larly of the pelvis and legs. ’This is 5 years tal election, but the government and major We’ll have to wait and see,” said council official Michelange Ducheine. Defense Department civilians and military depend­ by clots that break away from the different from a stroke. Venous 7 years 8.50% candidates proclaimed the vote a success. ents living in the Philippines to avoid unnecessary DATES: January 19 - March 22, 1988 No violence was reported in the Junta-run lining of the carotid arteries, two blood clots often are carried to the State-run television provided no figures travel so they would not get hurt in the election (Tuflsdays, 9AM to 1PM) large vessels that carry blood from lungs, where they lodge, causing a 10 years 9.00% election, but there were reports of bribery, people voting more than once and ineligible but showed voters lined up at polling stations violcncG. the heart up through the neck to the condition called pulmonary DR. PETER GRAM and made references to an “ electoral The 160,000-strong armed forces were on full alert, PLACE: WILLIE’S STEAK HOUSE brain. In my opinion, your father’s embolism. voters casting ballots. An earlier attempt to and troops guarded polling places as well as broadcast hold the nation’s first presidential election in avalanche” that represented “ a major massive stroke is not likely to have In summary, your father’s stroke has retired from turning point in Haitian history." stations after intelligence reports that leftist or rightist 444 Center Street been the result of his being moved was probably not related to his Financial Services 30 years was canceled Nov. 29 when thugs extremists might try to assassinate officials visiting from bed to wheelchair. Nonethe­ surgery or to his mobilization. I killed at least 34 people. But Marc Bazin, who ran in the aborted the stations for interviews. INSTRUCTOR: Diane McDonald less. such an event is within the think that he was destined to have a Orthopedic Services of Manchester Insurance Agency, Inc. Election officials today were counting Nov. 29 presidential election and who led the Despite the security, a rash of violent incidents was ballots to see if any of the 11 candidates won realm of possibility. stroke sooner or later. On the other call for a boycott of Sunday’s vote, said no reported. Still, Election Commissioner Ramon Felipe ^ 36 Main Street, Manchester One Heritage Place an outright majority. If not. a runoff will be FEE: *160 Plus Book Hemorrhagic strokes occur hand, had his doctors been a ware of more than 20 percent of the 3 million eligible described the voter turnout in Manila as “ very held Jan. 31 to determine the next president primarily in people with hyperten­ his impending stroke, the use of Manchester, CT 06040 to vote turned out. impressive” and insisted “ everything is peaceful and sion. This disease puts enormous anti-coagulant medicine — such as We gladly welcome Dr. Gram's of this impoverished Caribbean nation. For further Information call: The military-led government refused to Gerard Bissainthe, political coordinator normal.” strain on the arterial system heparin — might have prevented an The government information agency said the turnout patients to remain with our office. 646-6991 release any results or voter turnout figures for a coalition of opposition groups, esti­ 423-4731 because the outward pressure unpromising situation from becom­ was heavy in other metropolitan areas as well. exerted on the arteries is much ing a catastrophe. after the polls closed Sunday evening. mated the turnout at less than 10 percent. MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Jan. 18, 1988 — 11 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Jan. 18. 1988 Reflection Names in the News SPORTS on King Not that far left NEW YORK (AP) - Michael J. is tonight Fox, who plays a youthful capitalist and Republican on NBC’s "Fam ily Redskins, Broncos Super Bowl bound Contlniwil from page 1 Ties,” says'there are similarities* between him and his television Ins at 7; 30. It will be preceded at 7 character, Alex P. Keaton. But not p.m. by the showing of a film about in politics. King, “ Celebrate a Birthday.” Fox, who grew up in Canada, told Vikings come up short Broncos Thomas said that he will focus in Esquire magazine in its February his talk on the problems blacks issue he is “ fairly liberal. I can't were facing when King was preach­ vote here because I’m not a citizen, ing in the 1960s. “ I mainly wanted to and I can’t vote there because I ’m by a measly 216 inches hold off not just^talk about the important not a resident. role Martin Luther King played, but "A ll I can really do is stand back Bv Dave Goldbero the game. also on the context in which he and say, 'Jeez, you don’t really The Associated Press Denying the Vikings seemed to ministered,” he said. think Pat Robertson is going to get Browns inspire the Redskins, and espe­ "Briefly, I think the importance in (as president), do you?” ’ WASHINGTON - Six yards. cially quarterback Doug Williams, of Martin Luther King is he Fox, 26, quickly added, “ I ’m not Eighteen feet. Two hundred hnd who came to life after a mid-game Bv Barry Wllner provided black people with a sense that far left. sixteen inches. slump during which he hit only five The Associated Press of their Importance as well as a " I ’m kind of floatin’ around. I ’m For the Washington Redskins, it of 20 passes for 20 yards. Williams sense of purpose,” Thomas added. just a happy, uninformed liberal. was the difference between their led the Skins on a 70-yard drive, DENVER — The Denver Broncos Despite tonight’s program, some But unlike Alex, I know I could have third Super Bowl trip in six years capped by his 7-yard touchdown had just enough — again. The advocates of minority rights in just as good a time talking to the and a coin flip to start their third pass to Gary Clark with 5; 15togoin Cleveland Browns fell barely short Manchester believe the town has Reagans as I could talking to the straight overtime game with the the game, for a 17-10 lead. — again. not gone far enough in recognizing Jesse Jacksons. People are just Minnesota Vikings. Back came the Vikings, driving Denver is headed for its second King’s achievements. Today is a people.” “ Six yards, that’s the difference to a first down at the Washington 12. straight Super Bowl — as a 3-polnt federal holiday marking King’s between these two teams,” Reds­ A short pass moved the ball to the 6 favorite over NFC champion Wa­ birth, but town offices will remain AVA GARDNER MICHAEL J. FOX kins Coach Joe Gibbs said after the with 1;05 to play. shington — because Cleveland open. In good condition . . . breathing difficulty . . . some similarities Washington beat Minnesota 17-10 Two incomplete passes and it was wasn’t as successful on Its last- " I t ’s still disappointing that on SANTA MONICA, Calif. (AP) - Sunday for the NFC championship. fourth down. ditch drive Sunday as the Broncos the third anniversary, in the town AP photo . Ava Gardner, the sultry 1940s Magazine. mother. The Redskins, who lost 17-0 to the Running back Darrin Nelson were on their’s last year. it’s not a holiday,” said Joan screen star who appeared in “ The ” I believe anybody who wants to “ I tear myself to pieces before New York Giants for the NFC title slipped from the backfield on a play “ Last year, I felt elated,” Bron­ O’Loughlin, a co-chairman of the TIME-HONORED SPEECH — The Rev. Martin Luther Barefoot Contessa” and “ Night of stake out Elizabeth as private the critics can get to me,” she said last year, meet Denver, which lost called "option 83 smoke” and cos Coach Dan Reeves said after his Manchester Interracial Council. King Jr. addresses thousands in August 1963, delivering the Iguana,” was in good condition property is surely going to lose in an interview in this week’s the league title game to the Giants slanted for the the goal at the left team held on for a 38-33 AFC "H e’s a man who deserves to be his historic “I Have a Dream” speech in front of the while undergoing hospital treat­ her,” said the 68-year-old publisher People magazine. last season, in the Super Bowl Jan. flag. Wade Wilson’s pass hit Nelson Championship game victory over honored,” said Thomas Stringfel- ment for breathing difficulties. of Forbes magazine. “ I would Her latest movie hits include 31 at San Diego. in the hands just as Darrell Green, the Browns. "This year, I feel low, a memberofthe town’s Human Lincoln Memorial in Washington. Gardner, 66, has been at St. never try to take her over or fence “ The Witches of Eastwick,” “ Sus­ They will do it largely because playing with a pulled rib muscle, numb.” Relations Commission. John’s Medical Center since Jan. 6 her in. pect” and “ Moonstruck.” She also the defense came up with two got his own hand in and batted it The Broncos staged a 98-yard Stringfellow noted, however, that for treatment of a recurring respi­ “ Elizabeth deserves all the happ­ has a new record out, her first in fourth-quarter goal-line stands that away as Nelson was juggling it. drive for the tying touchdown In the there have been improvements in ratory problem. iness she can get,” he said. "She’s five years. averted the third straight overtime “ The ball hit my hands, then it final minutes of last year’s game at race relations in Manchester over Parades, services A nursing supervisor who refused afraid that the fun and zest of any Even so, the 41-year-old actress game betwen the two teams with was knocked loose.’’ Nelson said. Cleveland, then won in overtime. the years. He noted the hiring of to give her name said late Sunday relationship might end with the says she still has moments when the championship depending on a “ Anytime it hits your hand, you This time, the Browns rallied from more non-white teachers in the that the 66-year-old actress’ condi­ problems of marriage. she feels unsure of herself. coin flip. The Redskins won each of have a chance to catch it.” an 18-point hole to a 31-31 tie, then town school system as a sign of mark King birthday tion was unchanged from Friday, “ Probably at times she is temp­ One of those times, she said, the previous overtime flips, last Few balls were caught Sunday as tried to climb back again after progress. when she was described as in good ted by the idea, but she doesn’t want occurred while she was shooting Dec. 26 and the other 14 months ago, defense dominated. Washington’s Sammy Winder’s 20-yard touch­ Tonight’s program will include a "Witches” with Jack Nicholson. shone with eight sacks against a down reception made it 38-31. ATLANTA (AP) - The Rev. own. May his dream be our dream, condition and good spirits. to lose her new independence and went on to win each game on performance by the Manchester “ I could hardly move. 1 was team that had produced upset road Cleveland marched to the Denver Martin Luther King Jr.'s message his strength our strength (and) his either. I fear we’d forfeit the their first possession. 27-24 and High School Jazz Band. The Rev. terrified,” she said. “ I went to victories over New Orleans and San 8, where Earnest Byner, having a of freedom rang out across the struggle our struggle,” Kennedy happiness we have when we are 44-38. Newell H. Curtis Jr., senior pastor Jack’s trailer and I knocked and Francisco, the teams with the sensational game, burst off left nation today, as his widow and said. Unhappy marriage now together if we married,” The scoring wasn’t as high at Center Congregational Church, told him something was wrong. N FL’s best regular-season records. guard. Byner was headed into the children laid a wreath at his tomb Organizers in Little Rock, Ark., Forbes said. Sunday, primariiy because the wilt give the call to worship and the NEW YORK (AP) - Publisher Tim Green rushed 13 times for 72 end zone when Jeremiah Castille on the third national holiday in his planned a parade past historic sites Taylor, who turns 56 next month, “ And he put his arm around me defenses were better. Washington’s benediction. Malcolm Forbes says he fears he has had six husbands. was particularly improved, shut­ yards and George Rogers added 46 stripped the ball and fell on it. Another university-based educa­ honor. in the civil rights struggle because, and would "for­ and said, 'Look it’s free-floating U.S. Sen. Sam Nunn and Atlanta ting down a team that had scored 80 in 12 carries as the Washington The Browns were dead. tor. Winfield C. Coachman of the “ You can’t appreciate progress if feit the happiness we have when we anxiety, nerves. You’re all right. “ Two guys were coming at me Mayor Andrew Young, one of points in its first two playoff games. running game netted 161 yards. But • University of Connecticut In Storrs, you don't know where you’ve are now together if we married.” I ’ll just take care of you until it’s and I turned my body trying to get King’s top lieutenants in the civil Cher feeling good “ You win Super Bowis with the Skins’ passing game didn’t keep spoke about King during the been,” coordinator Annie Abrams Whether Forbes and Taylor, who over. We don’t have to go out there in there,” said Byner, who caught rights movement, joined Coretta defense and that’s what got us pace. Sunday morning service at the said. have been seen together during the NEW YORK (AP) — Cher says and work. Nobody’s gonna do this seven passes for 120 yards, rushed Scott King and her children at the there,” said defensive end Dexter Washington, in fact, had just two Unitarian Universalist Society; Bishop Leontine T.C. Kelly of the past year, will ever marry was the her fortunes haven’t gone to her scene until we’re ready.’ And the for 67 yards and scored twice. “ I wreath-laying ceremony. Young Manley, who had two of Washing­ first downs in the second half, and East. United Methodist Chure.h, subject of an article by columnist head despite her success as a minute he said that, 1 started to feel thought it was going to be a score. offered a brief prayer. ton’s eight sacks. went without one until midway Coachman, a counselor at California-Nevada Conference, Liz Smith in Sunday’s Daily News singer, actress, fitness guru and really good,” Cher recalled. Maybe if I had pulled the ball In The gathering then headed for The defense was especialiy good through the third quarter when UConn, spoke to an audience of 125 was to deliver today's sermon at closer ... well, I don’t know.” Ebenezer Baptist Church, site of on those two fourth-quarter stands. Williams hit Ricky Sanders for 43 about the important role King Ebenezer Baptist Church, where The Browns knew bitter defeat the King family’s triumph and The first came in the first four yards in the drive for the winnning played, as a leader, as a role model, King was co-pastor. for the second straight year at the tragedy, for the 20th annual ecu­ minutes of the quarter as the touchbdown. and as a catalyst for events. Obituaries hands of Denver, which qualified menical service since his King's father and grandfather Redskins, leading 10-7, stopped the Williams, who quarterbacked “ He came as a knock at mid­ for its third Super Bowl with its assassination. were pastors there, and in 1974, Vikings on three running piays Tampa Bay in the 1979 NFC title night.” Coachman said, in a boom­ ninth consecutive win over Cleve­ The national holiday to commem­ King’s mother, Alberta, was assas­ erly Meehan of New Jersey; a Besides her parents, she is inside the 3-yard-line. On the game, completed just nine of 26 for ing. rhythmic voice. sinated while playing the church Robert M. McConnell brother. Alfred Devin of Water- survived by a son, Vaughn Sprague second run, linebacker Neal Olke- 119 yards. land. None of Byner’s teammates "He decided that he would wake orate King’s S9th birthday inspired organ. Also planning to attend the Robert M. McConnell, 26, of bury; 13 grandchildren; and 11 Jr., and a daughter, Christine wicz grabbed the ankles of D.J. In addition to his game-winning cast the blame on him. up Rip Van American Government, people to march through a down­ service were Democratic presiden­ Hebron, son of Robert B, and great-grandchildren. Sprague, both of Manchester; a Dozier just as he was about to leap pass to Clark, he also had a 42-yard “ This football team would not that had been sleeping compla­ pour in California, and hear minis­ tial candidates Paul Simon and Darlene (Glamann) of Hebron, The funeral Is Wednesday at 9 brother, John Sikorski of South over the goal line. scoring pass to Kelvin Bryant to have been in a position to win the cently for 100 years,” Coachman ters decry lingering racism in the Jesse Jackson, a former King aide. died Saturday at Hartford Hospital. a.m. from the Leete-Stevens En­ Glastonbury; , Janet “ When you get three shots down cap a 98-yard first quarter drive game if it wasn't for Earnest said, leaning forward and seeming North and South. AP photo He was the grandson of Myrtle May field Chapels, 61 South Road, Thompson of Glastonbury, Pauline there, it’s mano a mano and you see But he also overthrew both Clark Byner,” a teary-eyed Marty Schot- In Arizona, where the status of King's daughter, Bernice King, to dwarf the the lectern. Turgeon and Edwin and Mae Enfield, followed by a Mass of Tine of Manchester and Theresa what happens.” Olkewicz said. and Sanders on apparent touch­ tenheimer, the Browns coach, said. the holiday has been controversial said today on CBS’ "This Morning” their AFC Championship game Sunday. “ But the government was not (Baird) McConnell, all of diristian burial at 10 a.m. at St. Thibodeau of East Hartford; two That forced Minnesota to settle downs and watched as a wide-open UNDER PRESSURE— Denver’s John “ If It hadn’t been for — for lack of a for the past year since Gov. Evan program that she thinks a majority interested. Rip Van American Manchester. Phillips Church, East Windsor. aunts and an uncle; and two nieces for a game-tying 18-yard field goal Elway (7) looks for running room as he’s Elway led the Broncos to a 38-33 victory. better word — Earnest’s heroics, Mecham rescinded an executive of Americans no longer harbor Government wanted to pretend it Besides his parents and grand­ Burial will be in St. Joseph’s and two nephews. by Chuck Nelson with 10:06 left in we wouldn’t have been in the order issued by former Gov. Bruce racist feelings. Please turn to page 13 chased by the Browns' Clay Matthews in wasn’t home. It did not want to parents, he is survived by a sister. Cemetery. Poquonock. Calling The funeral is Wednesday at 8:15 position to win.” an.swer the door. It hoped that this Babbitt declaring it a state holiday, Miss King also said she thinks Debra McConnell of Ashford, and hours are Tuesday from 2 to 4 p.m. a.m. from the Farley-Sullivan Bemie Kosar, who threw for 356 person knocking would go away.” organizers planned school assem­ racist actions today result from several aunts and uncles. and 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral Home, 50 Naubuc Ave., yards and three touchdowns, also Coachman said. blies, prayer breakfasts, and a daylong festival. ignorance. “ At one time, I think The private funeral will be held at Glastonbury, followed by a Mass of praised Byner. Through persistence, as well as Christian burial at 9 a.m. in St. Broncos’ knockout punch “ Earnest is one of the classiest In Boston, Sen. Edward M. people knew exactly what they Watkins Funeral Home. 142 E. through brilliance. King led the Viola Peak guys in the NFL,” Kosar said. Kennedy told a breakfast gathering were doing,” she said. "But I know Center St. Burial will be in East Augustine Church, Hopewell Road, Whalers edge Kings nation Into a new era. Coachman Viola “ Vi” (Miner) Peak, 76. of in King's honor it was a “ national at my school, Emory University, Cemetery. Calling hours are today South Glastonbury. Burial will be in "Without a doubt, he is one of the told his audience. 8’'K Bluefield Drive, died Sunday at INGLEWOOD, Calif. - ford will wind up its road trip biggest reasons we’re here.” disgrace” that social justice is in there are a lot of people who do from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Green Cemetery, Glastonbury. Cal­ Manchester Memorial Hospital. Things could be worse for the Tuesday in Minnesota before it “ Obviously, it hurts a lot,” Byner retreat. things and don't realize that they Memorial donations may be ling hours are Tuesday from 7 to 9 ■ delivered by a lightweight She was the wife of James P. Peak. Hartford Whalers as they are returns home Thursday night to The Treaty of Berlin in 1878ended “ Today, of all days, is a day to offended anybody in doing it. And I made to a charity of the donor’s p.m. said. “ There’s a lot of weeping She was bom in New Jersey and set to finish up their five-game host the New York Islanders. one of a series of wars between reaffirm the work of Martin Luther think it's a matter of re-educating choice. Memorial donations may be going on in the locker room. I felt I she lived in Manchester for 45 road trip. Los Angeles took a 3-1 lead trailing by a touchdown, who put played an excellent game. Some of Russia and Turkey. King and make his great goals our people and teaching them." made to the Juvenile Diabetes Bv John AAossman tille stripped the ball from Browns Elizabeth Ruggiero years. Before retiring, she worked Foundation, 533 Cottage Grove The Whalers are 2-2 on the after the first period. Dave The Associated Press running back Earnest Byner as together a long drive late in the the guys came up to me and said, in the Mercyknoll and Convent in Road, Bloomfield 06002. or to the current road skein after they Babych scored his ninth goal of Byner appeared about to score the game, reaching the Denver 8-yard ‘We love you. You played your tail Elizabeth “ Mama” (Borrow) West Hartford and at St. Mary’s American Heart Association, 310 posted a come-from-behind 4-3 the season in the opening 20 DENVER - Like a pair of tying touchdown. line. Byner ran off the left side and off out there.’ ” Ruggiero. 83, formerly of Woodhill Home in West Hartford. She was a Collins St., Hartford 06105. victory over the Los Angeles minutes. After Ulf Samuelsson heavyweight contenders, the Denver’s 38-33 victory sent the approached the goal line, but But it wasn’t enough, for the Condos lead housing growth; Road, died Saturday at Manchester former member of the St. Brigid Kings Saturday night at the tallied on the power play in the Denver Broncos and Cleveland Broncos to the Super Bowl for the Castille jarred the ball loose and second successive year. Memorial Hospital. She was the Rosary Society. Debra Gallo Forum. Hartford (17-20-7) is in second period, Dave ‘Tiger’ Browns slugged it out toe-to-toe. second straight year and left pounced on the fumble at the 2. “ I really believed we were going widow of Frank Ruggiero. Besides her husband, she is fourth place in the Adams Williams knotted the affair at landing their best blows in a flurry Cleveland empty-handed for the Castille had no pomment after the to stop them,” Broncos defensive She W s bom in Chicopee, Mass., survived by two brothers, John H. Debra (Higgins) Gallo, 31, of Division, one point ahead of 3-ail on a 30-foot slapshot past of big plays that, for the second second straight time. The BroWn8 game, fleeing the locker room with end Rulon Jones said. industrial activity declines and she lived in Manchester for 37 Miner of Putnam and William F. South Windsor, died Friday at her Quebec and six behind third- Kings’ goalie Rollie Melanson. straight year, left the outcome in lost to Denver in last year’s "RFC the statement, “ Come and talk to “ We knew we had to makea play, year^ Miner of Danielson; five sisters. home. She was the daughterof Jean place Buffalo, a 5-2 winner over Ronnie Francis, assisted by doubt until the closing seconds. title game 23-20 when John Elway me after the Super Bowl.” it wasa do-or-die situation.” Dennis She is survived by two sons, Isabelle Gibson and Eleanor (Higgins) Chasse and the step­ the New York Islanders Sunday Mark Reeds and Sylvain Tur­ But the knockout punch in Sun­ engineered a 98-yard drive for the So it was left to Byner to describe Smith added. “ We’ve been known residential building permits were Continued from page 1 yieiding about 177 units. That Sebastian B. Ruggiero and Merico Brown, both of Danielson. Gladys daughter of Gilman G. Chasse of night. geon. notched the game-winner day’s AFC championship game was tying touchdown with 37 seconds the crucial play. to make big plays and we did it issued for a total of 174 units. Pike number inciudes single-family “ Rick” Ruggiero, both of Manches­ Lavigne of Manchester, Alice Viens South Windsor. The win snapped the Whalers’ with 8:50 left in the game. It was delivered by a feisty lightweight left, and Rich Karlis kicked the “ The play was supposed to go again.” subdivision for a 12-acre lot on PRD units. said. In the center of town, 20 ter; a daughter, Sarah Finley of of Lakeworth, Fla., Betty Kechum Besides her parents, she is two-game losing streak. Hart­ Francis’ 15th goal of the season. when, with 1;05 left, 175-pound winning field goal in overtime. Sheldon Road, the site of the residential building permits were According to a monitoring report Coventry; 16 grandchildren; and IS of Montville; and several nieces survived by a sister. Cheryle Bronco comerback Jeremiah Cas- Thjs time it was the Browns. Please turn to page 13 Please turn to page 13 proposed new post office. In 1986, issued allowing for 156 units. The great-grandchildren. and nephews. Mrosek of Bolton; a son, James five indu.strial-commercial subdi­ released by the Planning Depart­ bulk of those are in the Cheney ment in 1986 that tracked develop­ The funeral is Tuesday at 9; IS The funeral is Wednesday at 9:15 Gallo of South Windsor; and . visions for 22 building lots were Historic District. Pike said. Of the a.m. from the John F. Tierney a.m. from the John F. Tierney several nieces and nephews. She ' approved. Also in 1985-86, 19 build­ ment trends between 1982 and 1986. 749 apartment units approved for There was a "sharp increase” in Funeral Home. 219 W. Center St., Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., was predeceased by her father, ing permits were issued for com­ construction in the old mill build­ followed by a Mass of Christian followed by a Mass of Christian James Higgins, and a sister, June UConn makes itself clear mercial and industrial buildings, single-family subdivision activity ings since 1982,499 were built by the during 1985-1986. The number of burial at 10 a.m. in St. Bridget burial at 10 a .m. at the Church of the Searle. compared with the 15 issued in 1987, end of 1986. Church. Burial will be in St. James Assumption. Burial will be in St. The private funeral will be held at On the otherhand. Pellegrini said building permits for single-family In the south end of town, 53 dwellings jumped from 82 building Cemetery. Calling hours are today James Cemetery. Calling hours are the Samsel and Carmon Funeral that residential development was residential permits wereapproved, from 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. Home, South Windsor. Burial will with upset of Orangemen permits for single-family dwellings steady last year, and occurred allowing for 53 single-family units. Memorial donations may be Memorial donations may be be in Wapping Cemetery, South primarily in the southern and issued during 1984-85. to the 129 Pike said, made to the American Diabetes made to the American Heart Windsor. There are no calling game. eastern ends of town, farther from issued in 1985-86. By William Kates Robinson was sent to the line for Association. P.O. Box 10160, West Association or to the American hours. Syracuse, which entered the the main road networks. Pellegrini said the completion of The Associated Press two shots after Syracuse guard Only one multi-family building Hartford 06110. Diabetes Association. Memorial donations may be game averaging 94.3 points per "The trends that we saw a few the Interstate 384-Interstate 84 link, Sherman Douglas was called for permit was issued last year, for the made to the American Diabetes outing, scored the first eight points years ago are still playing them­ which makes commuting from SYRACUSE, N.Y. — Connecticut intentional foul after trying to stop 114-unit Arbors at Hop Brook Association, 40 South St., West of the contest but then went four selves out.” he said. Manchester to Hartford easier and Wilfred J. Devin Carolyn Sprague has made its intentions clear that it the 6-11 Robinson on a drive to the retirement community at 408 W. faster, may also affect Hartford 06110. can and will battle anybody and basket. minutes without a point, while The number of building permits Wilfred J. Devin, 80, formerly of Carolyn (Sikorski) Sprague. 34 of Ctenter St. Building permit statis­ development. everybody in the Big East this “ It shows how far we’ve come,” Connecticut closed the margin to i.ssiied for single-family dwellings East Windsor, died Sunday at Manchester, died Sunday in Hart­ tics for 1986 show that six multi­ said Robinson, who had 11 points 8-5. Later. Douglas made one of two in Manchester last year dropped Kimberly Hall. Windsor. He was ford Hospital. season. family dwelling permits were “ I think we’ll see more develop­ The Huskies, adding to the Big and 10 rebounds in the game. "Last free throws to give Syracuse a 23-17 slightly from fiscal year 1985-86. but the husband of the late Nellie She was bom in Hartford, the issued, but statistics only show 10 ment in the southwestern end of In Memoriam East’s unexpected free-for-all, year we went 9-19. We’ve made lead with 5; 11 to go in the half. statistics from the town Planning (Jesanis) Devin and brother of daughter of Joseph and Mary units being created. town.” he said. upset ninth-ranked Syracuse 51-50 great strides this year and this is a But Syracuse didn’t score again 'cuMT/a Department seem to indicate that Louise Martin of Manchester. (Dubicki) Sikorski of South Glas­ In memory of a father and grand­ Saturday night on a last-second free great win for us. It shows we’re not until Matt Roe’s lay-in with three the number of single-family units in Pike studied statistics from the Building permit statistics seem Besides his sister, he is survived tonbury. She was employed as a father, Albert Delhi, Sr. who past throw. The Huskies limited the pushovers anymore.” seconds left in the half as Syracuse town may increase in the future. Building Department on the to indicate that Manchester may by another sister. Beatrice Moran nursing unit secretary at Hartford away on January 18, 1986. Orangemen to two points below “ I love it, I love it,” said a clung to a 25-22 halftime lead. In 1985-86, 129 single-family units number of residential building see slightly more development and of Tampa, Fla.; three sons. Ri­ Hospital. She was a communicant You shall always be with us their previous all-time low at the jubilant Gamble, who led the Syracuse built its lead to nine received building permits were permits issued last year in certain construction generally. In 1987, a chard Devin of Suffield, Kenneth of St. James (Hiurch and was a 1972 in memory. Carrier Dome, set in December Huskies with 19 points, including 15 points several times in the second issued, according to statistics from areas. Most of the permits issued total of about 3,075 building permits Devin of Enfield and Lee Devin of graduate of Glastonbury High 1984 against Canisius. points in the second half highlighted half and led by eight, 48-40, with the town Building Department, were for areas that received were issued by the town Building Windsor Locks; a daughter. Bev­ School. Sis, Irv Surdam & Family IV compared to the 113 units approved It was only last Wednesday that by two crucial 3-pointers in the 5:10 remaining, but got only one approval from the PZC or Zoning Department, compared to the 2,858 basket — a 17-foot jumperby Roe at for building permits last year. The issued for fiscal year 1985-86. ’The Connecticut battled No. 6 Pitts­ game’s final two minutes. " I looked Board of Appeals before last year. the 2; 40 mark — in the game’s final number of two-family permits total numbers include permits burgh to the final minute before in the paper and everybody thought Pike said the south end of town minutes. issued also dropped, from 14 issued for different types of uses, dropping a 61-58 decision in the it was going to be a 20-point spread. consists of strictly single-family It was an eye-opening loss for the permits issued in 1986 to six in 1987. electrical, heating and plumbing Panthers’ den. But that’s just something everyb­ units, but other areas have more of Orangemen in a topsy-turvy season Principal Planner Lynne M. Pike a mix of residential development permits, demolition permits and “ If we had to make a statement ody was predicting. We worked hard to make it turn out otherwise.” in the Big East. said that 15 single-family residen­ In the north end of town, 74 permits for fences, signs and pools. about out progress, statements are tial subdivisions were approved nice but action Is the way to do it,” ’’They took us out of our game,” “ This brings us to the realization REWARD MOOO said Connecticut Coach Jim Cal­ said Syracuse forward Derrick that other teams aren’t imtimi- last year, creating the potential for 263 units. This total includes 148 For information leading to the apprehension houn, whose team Improved to 2-3 Coleman, the only bright spot for dated by us,” said Syracuse re­ single-family units approved under in the league and 9-4 overall despite the Orangemen Saturday night. serve center Derek Brower. straight residential subdivisions MANCHESTER DRUG and conviction of the parties involved in the shooting just 32 percent In the “ They slowed it down on us and “ We have to dig down and go out and 115 single-family units ap­ destruction of property at Lynch Toyota-Pontiac, game. we’re just not used to playing and play great basketball every proved under subdivisions zoned 717 Main Street ■ Manchester Syracuse, which itself shot only slow-down basketball.” night, at the Dome or on the road. for Planned Residence Develop­ 500 West Center Street, Manchester. Ail 40 percent, jumped out to an 8-0 lead Coleman had 16 points, 14 re­ We can’t take anyone for granted. ment. PRD zones allow a mixture of Tuesday/ January 19/ 1988 Only information will be held and led the entire game until junior bounds and seven blocked shots for We knew things would be tough, housing types, including single­ guard Phil Gamble sank a 3-polnter Syracuse, which lost its -second but. ah, some people have to learn family. duplex or multi-family Hours: in strictest confidence. with 1; 01 to play to tie the game at close Big East game in a row to things the hard way.” Divtd Kool/McnohMMr Hanld dwellings, but in her 1987 tally. Pike 50-50. Junior forward Cliff Robin­ drop to 2-2 and 12-4 overall. On Connecticut is back home Wed­ throw Saturday night as the Huskies separated single-family PRD units 9am - 10;30am and 12:30 • 7:30 pm Call Joe McCavanagh son, who struggled through a Monday, Vlllanova edged the Oran­ MAKES THE P O IN T - UConn's Cliff nesday night at 8 when it hosts from multi-family or duplex PRD four-of-18 shooting night, hit one of gemen 80-78 in Philadelphia. No Robinson (00), evading Providence's upset Syracuse, 51-50, at the Carrier Closed from 10:30am - 12:30pm Villanova at the Hartford Civic units. 646-4321 two free throws with two seconds to other Orangemen scored in double Eric Murdock in their game at the Civic Dome. figures, although all five starters Center in another Big East Confer­ In 1986, 13 single-family residen­ play to give Connecticut the Center, sank the game-winning free tial subdivisions were approved 649-4541______victory. are averaging 10 or more points a ence clash. MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Jan. 18. IMS 1» \t — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Jan. 18. 19M SCOREBOARD East Catholic girls find the range in upset victory HAMDEN — Getting its shooting eye in order, the East Catholic High Louisville 92, UCLA 79 How top twonty farod Nlors Hill X, Clinch Valley 55 girls’ basketball team recorded its H.S. Rowidwp Sabraa 5, lalandara 2 * Marshall 88, Api»ladhlan St. X first victory ever over Ail (annecti- FootbaD H ockey How the Associated Press T ^ TwenW Maryland 77, Duke 6f cut Conference foe Sacred Heart, N.Y. Istandm 0 1 1 -4 AAorymount, Vo. 91, ^ The Manchester High wrestling college bosketball teoms fared this : Mercer 75, Houston Bapflst X 66-47, Saturday night. Craig Riendeau, Dan West, Andy Buffoto 8 3 3 -8 1. Arizona (181)beot Oregon State 7068; team recorded an impressive SI-22 First Period— None. Penalties— Mlllsops 66, MaryvHle, Mo. 65 The Eagles go to 1-2 in the ACC Prestash and Keith Hobby, the beat Oregon 7054. . ^ . Mobile 81 Dlllord X victory over Hartford Public Satur­ Maguire, But (hooking),3:24; Dvkstra,Buf, 2. North Carolina (181) beat Maryland and 5-6 overall, snapping a two- latter just called up from the junior NFL pliyofi glince doiAle minor (cross Pittsburgh 85, Vlllanovo X Ookland, Mich. 91, Saginaw Val. St. X Clark dropped a pass in the end said. for a 32-yard score. broke two tackles on his way to the R U SH IN G — Minnesota, Wilson 828, And­ Tocchet 14 (Zezel, Craven), 13:54 (pp). CLEVELAND BROWNS-Placed Al erson 825, D.Nelson815, Rl cel-8, Fenney2-2, 6, Lucas88828, OAannlon 161-13,Hoppen18 Plymouth St. X , Roger Wtlllams 71 Oberlln 87, Wooster 77 John Elway found rookie Ricky On the next series, Byner scored end zone. Penoltles-Petlt, N Y (tripping), 9:18; Gross, safety; Glen Young, receiver-kick 2-2 4, Henry 02 O4)0.Totols481042827111. Potsdam St. 72, Cortland St. X Ohio Northern 59, Otterbein 47 zone in the second quarter. Dozier 3(m lnus 2). iWoshlngton, Smith Root, Phi (roughing), 11:25; Hextall, returner; Jeff Jaeger, placekicker; Rusty Nattiel for the first of his three on a 4-yard run. "Dan made the call for that , 1372, Rogers 1266, Sanders 1-28, Willi­ Quinniplac 73, Assumption 67 Ohio U. 58, Ball St. 51 Ali Haji-Sheikh. who kicked a Phi, served by Mellanbv, (slashing), (Jullbeau, linebacker, and Morton Jones, Clovetand 19 14 17 n — 91 Rhode Island 84, Ruhiers 71 Ohio Weslyn X, Kenyon X 28-yard field goal in the third touchdown passes, an 8-yarder, "They were running like a play.” Elway said. “ It turned out a ams 87, Clark 1-5, Bryant 33. 11:25; DeBlols, NY, double minor defensive end, on the Inactive list. PASSING— Minnesota, Wilson 19391- Milwaukee 14 H n 11— 111 Sacred Heart 122, N.Y. Tech 57 Olivet 56, Kolamazoo 55 after Gilbert’s pickoff. Steve Sewell machine,” Broncos linebacker great one and pa ved our way to San (roughing),11:25; Poddubnv, NY (hold­ DENVER BRONCOS— Activated Dennis 8Polnt goal— Bilo. Fouled out— None. Salem St. 83, Fitchburg St. 72 Olivet Nazorene 91, Purdue-Calumet X quarter, compounded Washing­ 243. Washington, Williams 9288119. ing), 13:04; New York bench, served by Smith and Randy Robbins, safeties. scored on a l-yard reverse to make Ricky Huniey said. "Every play Diego.” RECEIVIN(>— Minnesota, Carter 7-85, Rebounds— Clevelond 40 (Daugherty 8), Scranton X , Camollc U. 71 Ottawa, Kan. 77, St. M ary's, Kan. 45 ton’s offensive troubles by missing Mullen (verbal abuse), 14:X; Root, Phi, Placed Mike Harden, safety, and Warren Milwaukee 67 (Breuer 17). Assists— Siena 94, Colgate X Purdue X, Minnesota 74 it 14-0 after Cleveland’s Frank they ran was executed perfectly.” Lewis 854, Jordan 356, D.Nelson 325, (Interference), 15:52. Marshall, running bock, on Inlured Springfield 77, St. Anselm 69 from 38 and 47 yards in the second ... Not quite. There was still the Rice 1-15, Anderson 18. Washington, Cleveland 23 (Harper 6), MlliMukee X S. Dakota St. 81, Augustana,S.D. 69 Minnlfield was caught holding in But the Dawg Defense wasn’t reserve. (Pressev 9). Total fouls— Cleveland 26, St. John's 71, Seton Hall X S. Illinois 61, Indiana St. 72, OT quarter. matter of Cleveland’s final drive. Bryant 847, Clark 357, Allen 1-9, Warren 1-6. Third Period— None. Penoltles- the end zone on a third-down KANSAS CITY CHIEFS—Named Rod Milwaukee 15. A— 11,052. St. Joseph's, Maine 87, Moss.-Boston X SE Missouri 93, NW Missouri St. 71 having much more success with And Byner's dash toward the tying Samuelsson, Phi (holding), 2:18; Craven, Rust defensive coordinator. St. Michael's 75, Merrimack X SlU-EdwordsvIlle X, WIs.-Mllwaukee 64 Wilson, who spent the day duck­ ■> incompletion. MISSED FIELD (X7ALS— Washington, Phi (roughing), 6:02; Shaw, NY, double m Elway, who took the Broncos 59 touchdown. And the fumble, v^lch COLLEOE St. Peter's 79, Fordham 69 SW Missouri St. 75, N. Iowa 67 ing Manley, Dave Butz and Charles Matt Bahr kicked a 24-yard field yards to Rich Karlis’ 38-yard field Hall-Sheikh 38, 47. minor (roughlng,hlghstlcklng),6:02. A RIZO N A STATE— Announced Ihot the Bullets 130, KInga 113 St. Vincent 66, Gerreva 61 Sioux Falls X, S. Dakota Tech 47 Mann, completed 19 of 39 passes for led to a Denver safety with eight state Board of Regents has approved a Stonehlll 86, Bryant X St. Cloud St. 6, R P I 5 ' it;' goal for the Browns, but 14- and goal and a 31-24 lead. Shots on gool— Phllodelphia 9137— 31. 243 yards but lost 61 yards on sacks. I % seconds left. four-yeor contract for Larry Marmie, Temple X, St. Bonoventure 63 St. Francis, III. X , Roosevelt SO m ^ 21-yard passes to Nattiel keyed an At that point, Kosar was confi­ New York 18310— 29. head foolball coach. SACRAMENTO (111) Trenton St. 91, Montclair St. 59 St. John's, Minn. 75, Corleton St He completed a 23-yard touchdown Power-play Opportunities — Thorpe 1818 89 X, Pressley 6-9 1-2 13, 80-yard drive to Gene Lang’s 1-yard dent the B/owns would come right “ It’s tough to fail behind like we - <- B A Y L O R — Named Ed Lambert offen­ Tufts 110, New England 66 St. Norbert 84, Beloit 71 pass to Leo Lewis with two minutes Philadelphia 1 of 5; New YorkOofS. sive coordinator and running bock coach. Klelne 88 16 9, K. Smith 812 84 10, Upsalo 117, Molloy X St. Xavier 95, Illinois Tech 87 touchdown run and a 21-8 halftime back. did and then come back to tie the ■* LOUISIANA STATE— Announced Her- Theus 180 46 24, Thompson 87 83 9, Vermont 72, New Hampshire 59 Taylor 81, Earlham 66 left in the half to tie the game 7-7, game but essentially come away Goalies— Phllcxlelphla, Hextall (29shots- McGee89007, PIncknevOI 2-23, JocksonOO lead. "We just decided to go after non Montenegro, (orword, has withdrawn W. Connecticut 53, Hartwick 43 Toledo 66, Bowling (Green 59 “ The biggest thing we said at empty,” Kosar said. "It’s no fun Calendar 28 saves). New York, Froese (31-29). from the baskelbolt team for financial 1-2 1, Tyler 2-2 1-1 5. Totals 4889 W. VIrgInlo Tech X, Charleston, W.Vo. Transylvania 93, Franklin 69 That turn of events shook the them,” he said. “ I think once we A— 17,359. reasons. 2831 113. 92 Trinity Christian 75, LakHand 55 Redkins. who had dominated the halftime was that 21 points won’t decided that, things opened up for losing this game once, much less Referee— (Jon Kohorskl. Linesmen— TULANE— Named John Devlin defen­ WASHINGTON (IX) _ , Wagner X, St. Francis, Pa. 63 Urbano 76, Tiffin X two years in a row.” Kevin Collins, Ron Rnn. Catledoe 86 83 10, King 11-17 86 X , M. half and sacked Wilson six times. beat the Cleveland Browns.” Ozzle us and I was throwing better,” 9 sive cooidlnotor. Wash. & Jeff. 69, Thiel 68 Viterbo 77, Northland X Malone 813 2-3 18, Colter 16 80 2, J. Newsome said. TODAY Malone11-1B1-323,Wllllams898512,Bogues Waynesburg 94, Houghton 48 Walsh X , Rio (Grande 66 “ We felt we .should have been up Boys Basketball Wentworth Tech 77, Maine Wlarltime 69 Washburn 91, Mo. Southern 61 17-0.’’ Mann said. “ We came back "They get a lot of credit for the 84 1-2 7, Johnson 1813 80 X , Bol 84 OO 4, Wesley 76, Froslburg St. X Fairfield Prepat Eost Catholic,7 p.m. Canucks 8, Jets 5 Alarle850O4, Jones 1-2802. Tolals59-971821 Washington, Mo. U, Cose Western SB in and it’s 7-7. It was definitely a way they fought back in the second Ice Hockey West Virginia X, Mossachusetts 71 Wayne, Neb. X , Kearney St. 69, OT Composure key factor Greenwich vs. East Catholic (Bolton Westminster, Pa. X, Point Pork X Wichita St. 93, Creighton 73 letdown to us” half.” Winder said, "There was iSramenfo S7 X X X—ill Wheeling Jesuit 101, Shepherd X Wllllom Jewell X , Baker 58 Ice Palace), noon Vancouver * 1 *—6 Rec H oop WosMiiBlefl X X 11 X—IX The defense didn’t let up, particu­ AP photo never a point in the game where Wlnnlpeu 1 2 >—8 Worcester St. 92, Westfield St. X WIs.-Green Bay X , Valparaiso 47 they gave up and they came back so 8Polntgoal— McGee. Fouled out— None. Yale 82, Brown 75 WIs.-ParksIde X, Carroll, WIs. X larly around the goal line, during TUESDAY Rrst Period— 1, Voncouver, Skriko 17 Rebounds—Sacramento 45 (Thorpe 10), (LIdster), 15:01 (sh). 2, Winnipeg, tknwer- SOUTH Wls.-Plottevllle 111, Wls.-Oshkosh 97 the second half. And now the strong, which is something other in M C C hoop victory Boys Basketball Washington 55 (M.Molone 11). A nlsts- SE A SO N S EN D— Cleveland running back Earnest Manchester at South Windsor, 7:30 chuk 27 (Ellett, Duncan), 16:51. 3, Van­ Auburn 65, Mississippi St. 57 WIs.-Superlor X , WIs.-RIv. Falls 67 teams may not have been able to Socramento X (Thorpe, Pressley, Klelne, Auburn-Montgomery X , Athens St. S3 WIs.-WhItewater X , WIs.-LoCrosse 69 Redskins, who beat Miami in the Cheney Tech of R ocky Hill, 7:30 couver, Sondlok 4 (Stanley, Pederson), Pae Wee Smith 3), Washington X (Bogues 8). Total Byner (44) Is comforted by teammate Brian Brennan (86) do,” Portland at Bolton, 4:30 p.m. 17:20. Penalties— Stanley, Van (holding), Austin Peoy X , Morehead St. 64 Wittenberg 81, Baldwin-Wallace 58 Super Bowl following the strike- HAVERHILL, Mass. - Compo­ Ernesto Sang, who scored a game- 8 fouls— Sacramento 17, Washington 23. Coventry at Vlnol Tech, 7:30 2:24; Morals, Win, double minor (rough­ Mahoney— Celtics 24 (David Bottaro Cent. Rorlda X , St. Francis, N Y 79 Wright St. IX, Md.-E. Shore 73 shortened 1982 season and then lost after Byner fumbled In the closing minute of Sunday’s Felix Wright’s interception on the sure in the late stages of the game high ^points, and led, 47-46, with 16 6, Andy Minor 6, John (iorman ployed A-3,863. Cent. Wesleyan 64, S.C.-Spartanburg 61, Xavier, Ohio W, Loyola, III. X Olrls Basketball ing), 5:51; Butcher, Von (roughing), 5:51; to the Los Angeles Raiders the next game with Denver. first series of the second half set up pushed the Manchester Community m ln d ^ left. Two free throws by South W indsor at Manchester, 7:30 Toglloneltl. Win (hIgh-stIckIng), 6:47; well) Knlcks6 (Sara MIstretta and Pot 20T KHITMWEST the Browns at the Denver 35. Kosar, Coventry at Tolland, 7:30 Carlyle, Win (high-sticking), 6:47; Coxe, Quish played well) Citadel X , Newberry X Abilene Christian 74, E. New Mexico X year, are going back again. , College Cougars to an 86-83 victory MCC’s Rickey Ashley gave MCC an Bolton of Portlond, 3:30 Van (delay of game), 11:56; Tanti, Von Rockets 34 (Kevin Watt played good Clark Col. 86, Savannah St. 85 Angelo St. 76, W. Texas St. 77 “ Guys work hard all their lives to with Jones right in his face, lofted a defense. Kevin Lappen and Kim Maln- Big Eaat atandings Clemson X, Wake Forest 62 over host Northern Essex Com­ 82-79 lead with a minute to play. Beys Swimming (hooking), 14:48; Small, Win (holding), Ark.-LIttle Rock X, Hardln-SImmons 96 get there," said Williams who. if he pass into the end zone to Reggie Bristol Eastern at Manchester, 3:30 17:56. vllle rebounded well) 76ers 17 (Ryan Coll, of Charleston X , Lander X Arkansas St. 76, Oral Roberts 77 munity College Saturday after­ . Van Oudenhove scored 17 while Big East Conference D 'all Langhome in front of Smith for Second Period—6, Winnipeg, Small 10 CosmInI, Drew (Jarceou, and Eddie Covenant 121, Bristol 118, 20T Arkonsas Tech 71, Ark.-Monticello X gets the call over Jay Schroeder, Fumble knockout punch noon. The win puts MCC above .500 Swartz had IS, Kevin Wilson IS, and WEDNESDAY (Steen, Morols), 4:47.5, Vancouver, Smyl 9 Gutierrez ployed well) W L W L David Lipscomb 101, Christian Brothers Cameron 71, E. Texas St. 54 would be the first black quarter­ 'Cleveland's first touchdown. Vlllanovo 4 1 12 4 E. Texas Baptist M, Austin Col. 76 at 8-7 while Northern Essex fell to Ashley 12. Swartz also collected 11 Ice Hockey (Butcher, Banning),15;44(pp).6, Winnipeg, Pittsburgh 86 back to start a Super Bowl. the ball, they try to take it out of But Denver, with the AFC’s Manchester vs. Glastonbury (Hart­ Ellett 7, 17:42 (pp). Penalties— 3 1 13 1 Davidson 81, Tn.-Chottonoogo 65 Henderson St. 75, U. of the Ozarks 74 Continued from page 11 5-9. rebounds while Ashley and Greene Providence 2 1 8 5 E. Tennessee St. 86, V M I 65 Memphis St. 54, Tulsa 47 “ I struggled a little today," your hands. top-ranked offense, again victim­ ford Arena), 7:50 p.m. Boschmon, Win (cross-checking), 6:02; Syracuse The Cougars’ next game is Suffleld vs. East Catholic (Bolton Ice Marols, Win (hooking), 14:12; Banning, 2 2 12 4 East Carolina 61, N ow 49 N. Texas St. 77, Texas-Arllngton 68 Williams said, "but as long as you “ Obviously, it hurts a lot. I felt I ized the conference’s No. 1 defense had eight and seven assists, Connecticut 2 3 9 4 Elon S3, Wingate K Oklahoma St. 86, Colorado 71 inside, but it was closed off by their Palace), 8:15 p.m. Van (hokflng), 16:13. Boston College played an excellent ball game. I left with a big play. Elway scrambled Thursday against Holyoke (Mass.) respectively. Wrestling Third Porlod—7, Wlnnlpog, Boschmon 2 3 10 5 Emory 8, Henry 79, Washington 8, Lee Panhandle St. 86, Langston 71 struggle and win. It's OK.” right tackle,” Byner said, “ 1 had to (ieorgetown 1 2 11 3 49 Prairie View 76, Miss. Valley St. 75 out of trouble and sent a 5-yard pass Community College at 7:30 p.m. at "Rob (Greene) had a terrific Manchester at W Indhom , 6 p.m. 14 (Duncan, Kyte), 6:13. 8, Vancouver, St. John's "I played in the USFL and we bounce it outside. Two guys were everything I had out there on the Wlckenhelsor 4 (Stanley), 8:10. 9, Van­ S o ccer 1 2 10 3 Rorlda 77, Mississippi 77 S. Arkansas X, Hendrix X to Mark Jackson. From there, East Catholic. game, but what gave us the win was R H A M at Chenev Tech, 4:30 p.m. Seton Hall 1 3 13 6 went to the title game all three coming at me and I turned my body field. We just came up short.” couver, ^ y l 10 (Adams, Tanti), 9:58 Rorlda St. M, South Rorlda X S. Nazorene X , SW Oklahoma 56 Jackson avoided two tacklers and Rob Greene, a 1987 Manchester our composure in the face of the (pp). 10, Winnipeg, Noufeld 15 (Duncan, Rorlda Tech 72, Rorlda Southern X Sam Houston St. 73, SW Texas St. 77 years, but it doesn't compare to trying to get in there. The ball just Byner had enjoyed a superb day THURSDAY Saturday's Result* iMrts Basketball Ellett), 16:23 (pp). 11, Vancouver, Saunders Furman 76, W. Corollna X Schreiner 77, Southwestern, Texas 60 this.” Bryant said. “ I hear it’s popped out. I thought it was going to until the fumble. He gained 67 ya rds sped down the right sideline for an High graduate, scored a team-high pressure right to the end,” MCC 6 (LIdster, WIckenhelser), 17:41. UConn 51, Syracuse 50 Georgetown, Kv. X , Berea 67 Science & Arts, Okla. 94, Oklahoma St. Bernard at East Catholic, 5 p.m. M8C Rowdlaa Pittsburgh 85, Vlllonova 73 great.” be a score. on 15 plays, caught seven passes for 80-yard score, thelonge.st in Denver 18 points to lead the Cougars. It was Coach Skip Olander said. Bacon Academy at Coventry, 4:30 Penalties— McBoln, Win, served by Roo­ Georgia 59, LSU SO Baptist 74 Boston College 68, (Georgetown 66 (teorglo Coll. 83, Kennesow 76, OT For the young Vikings, whose 8-7 “ Maybe if I had pulled the ball In another 120 yards and scored two playoff history. also a season-high for the 6-foot M C C (86) — Ashley 4 2-212, Burney 0 p.m. ney, mlnor-molor (Instigator, fighter), The Manchester Soccer Club Rowdies 9:05; Butcher, Van, m alor (fighting), St. Jo h n 's 71, Seton Hall X (Georgia Southern 74, Stetson 51 “ I was thinking, 'Firstdown, first 0- 2 0, Greene 7 3-3 18, M ercler 10-0 2, Rocky Hill ot Bolton, 3:30 (boys 14 and under) placed third In the UNLV 92, Providence 72 regular-season mark was decep­ closer ... well, I don’t know.” touchdowns. Greene. Five Cougars hit double 9:0$; Sounders, Van (hoWIng), 10:20; Ludlow (Mass.) Martin Luther King (Georgia St. 104, Centenary 91 down.’ ” Jackson said. ” I came Swartz 7 1-2 IS, Turner 4 0-0 9, Van Today's Oame Guilford 67, Atlantic Christian 64 tive because their strike- Byner. who lost a critical fumble Browns Coach Marty Schotten- figures. MCC took a 15-point lead In Oudenhove 6 0-0 17, W ilson 4 5-8 13. FRIDAY Banning, Van (hooking), 14:42; Neufeld, Indoor soccer tournament. The Row­ Boston College at Syracuse back to the ball and thought, T m Bovs Basketbatl Win (slashing), 18:05; Melnyk, Van dies beat Agawam (Moss.), 26, and High Point 64, Pfeiffer 49 Radio, T V replacement team was 0-3, the at the 5-yard line in a 9-7 loss to heimer excused Byner’s mistake. the opening 20 minutes behind 10 Total* 33 I M S 86. Tuesday's Oame Jackson St. 67, Alcorn St. 59 here. I’ve got to shake somebody .’ ” NORTHERN R88RX (83) — Tarpy 0 Eost Hartford at Monchester, 7:30 (sloshing), 18:05. AJAC, 2-1. They lost to Ludlow, 82, and Providence at Seton Hall mood was not so much one of gloom Indianapolis earlier this season, "I told Earnest this football team first-half points from Paul Swartz. Xavier at East Catholic, 7 p.m. Shots on goal— Vancouver 987— 24. tied Scontlc Valley, 1-1. Jacksonville St. 77, Llvlng^n St. 76 He shook Wright and Mark 1 -21, Prah 6 7-9 22, Sang 12 ^7 29, Porto 3 Wednesday's Oames Johnson C. Smith 65, Bowie St. 61 as of optomism following their first admitted he jhould have been would not be In the position it was in Scott Van Oudenhove, hit four 1- 1 7, Cham pa 0 OO 0, Sierra 7 ^ 3 16, Crom well ot Cheney Tech, 7:30 Winnipeg 888—20. In the tournament, goals were scored Vlllonova at UConn (Civic Center), 8 Bolton ot R ocky Hill, 7:30 Power-ploy Opportunities— Vancouver 2 by M a rc Solatia (3), M ike Kelsey (2) Kentucky 83, Tennessee 65 TODAY playoff games In five years. expecting such thievery from the today without him,” he said. "His Harper. 3-pointers in the first half. Keene 3 OO 6, Enw rlght 1 0-12. Totals 32 p.m. Ky. Wesleyan X , St. Joseph's, Ind. X 16-23 X . Bacon Acodem v ot Coventry, 7:30 of 7; Winnipeg 3 of 6. and Bill Kennedy (2). Assists were St. Jo h n 's at (Seorgetwon 3:Mp.m. — CBA: Albany at Rockford, "Somebody’s got to lose,” said Broncos. heroics in this game — the kind of “ It’s a tackle I should have Oirts Basketball Goalies— Vancouver, Caprice (20shots-15 acquired by Eric Christenson (2), La(Grange 86, Berry K ESPN MCC led. 41-35, at half. Three-point goals: MCC (9) — Van Saturday's Oame* Lenolr-Rhyne 81, CotowDa X defensive end Chris Doleman, who "We know that Denver practices game he played today — was what made,” Harper said. “ I had him Oudenhove 5, Ashley 2, Greene, Turner. Manchester at East Hartford, 7:30 saves). Winnipeg, Penney (2818). Kelsey, Rodney Levy, and Kennedy. UConn at St. John's, 8 p.m. 7:30 p.m. — College basketball; The homestanding Knights came Bovs Swimming A__10,863. Robert Post played well In goal while Limestone 76, Frcmcl* Marlon X Boston College ot Syracuse, ESPN had 11 sacks in 12 regular-season stripping the ball every day,” got us in position to ha ve a chance to covered.” Northern Essex— Prah 3. Providence at Boston College back after the interml-sslon led by Halftime: 41-35 M C C M anchesfer ot M aloney, 4 p.m. Referee— Bob Myers. Linesmen— AAork Tom Berte, Robert Copeland, ond Steve Seton Hall at Vlllonova Lincoln Memorial X, Carson-Newman 9:30 p.m. — College basketball; games but none on Sunday. Byner said, “ Every time you run win.” The Browns had little success Eost Catholic ot St. Joseph, TBA Pore, Leon Stickle. White also played well. Pittsburgh at Oklahoma 83 Mlchlgon at Ohio State, ESPN I "1 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Jan. 18. 1988 — I I

14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Jan. 18, 1988 Savard hat-trick keys Chicago win Graf blitzing her way through MELBOURNE, (AP) said. “ I ’m not playing perfect. I’m not Dave Andreychuk, Mike Don­ Bv Ken Rappoport over the New York Rangers. — West Germany’s Steffi Graf Minter has adapted quickly to the at the top of my game,” Edberg nelly and Christian Ruuttu, whohas The Associated Press Tocchet snapped a 1-1 tie when he continues to waste little time new synthetic courts being used for said, “ But I ’m playing well enough six goals in Buffalo’s last six NHL Roundup scored from just outside the crease blitzing her opponents at the $1.9 the first time at the new $60 million to win — and that’s what counts.” Wayne Gretzky and Mario Le- during a goalmouth scramble at games, were the other scorers for million Australian Open. National Center. Edberg now faces Andrei Ches- nnieux and the first names that 13:54. the Sabres, who got a 35-save Graf, the top seed and the world’s She had not previously made it nokov of the Soviet Union, a French come to mind when you’re talking with 2; 15 remaining, gave the performance from Tom Barrasso. top-ranked woman, needed only 55 past the third round in nine years of Open quarterfinallst in 1986, who centers in the NHL. Blackhawks the victory over the In winning their third straight Brent Sutter and Dale Henry scored for the Islanders. minutes to dispose of 13th-seeded playing in advanced to the last eight by But if they’re Nos. 1 and 2, can Capitals, who finished a five-game game, the Patrick Division-leading Flyers got a strong performance Catarina Lindqvist 6-0,7-5 today to tournaments. outplaying West German left­ Denis Savard be far behind? road trip with a 1-4 record. hander Carl-Uwe Steeb in a battle “ He’s certainly one of the best from goaltender Ron Hextall, who advance to the quarterfinals of the Minter mixed her shots well Savard, with his sixth short- Canucks 6, Jets 5 of two unseeded players. three or four best players in the made 28 saves and improved his year’s first Grand Slam event. against Shriver and now faces handed goal of the season, and Dirk Chesnokov, a 21-year-old from NHL, but does not get the respect record to 17-2-2 with oneno-decision Stan Smyl had two goals and Graf raced through the first set in sixth-seeded West German Claudia Graham had given the Blackhawks Moscow, won 6-1, 6-4, 6-2 in 1 hour, and the publicity that a Gretzky ora a 4-2 lead with less than six minutes in his last 22 starts. David Saunders scored the game- 16 minutes, but faced a tougher test Kohde-Kilsch, who recovered from 35 minutes. Lemieux receives,” Chicago Coach to play. winner with 2:19 left in the third from Lindqvist before winning the a sluggish start to defeat 17-year- With the victory, the Flyers “ The next match will be tough for Bob Murdoch said after watching But Washington’s Gary Galley period to help Vancouver win in second. old Czechoslovak Radka Zrubak- Savard key the Blackhawks’ 5-4 and DaleHunterSl seconds apart to maintained their recent mastery Winnipeg. The 18-year-old now will play ova. 3-6, 6-0, 6-3. me. Edberg is Edberg.” Chesnokov over the Rangers at Madison victory over Washington Sunday tie the score. two-time winner and defending Mandlikova. a Czech-born player said. “ He is a very good tennis Square Garden, where they hold an Smyl scored in the second period night with a hat trick, Steve Thomas, who broke a 1-1 tie champion Hana Mandlikova. who became an Australian citizen player with a good first serve.” 11-2-1 record in their last 14 games. and then gave Vancouver a 5-4 lead cSl “ Denis is a more private person at 7:13 of the third period, started on Jan. 1. scored a 6-2, 6-4 victory Two-time winner Mats Wilander midway through the third when he “ I always have tough matches and shuns the publicity. But he is the game-winning rush with a pass over ninth-seeded American Lori of Sweden, the third seed, recorded scooped in a goal-mouth pass from with Hana: close matches.” Graf the heart and soul of this club and to Rick Vaive. Vaive gave it to his fourth successive straight-set center Greg Adams. said. McNeil of Houston. has tremendous character” Savard, who circled the Washing­ One player Graf won’t have to Mandlikova improved hercareer victory with a 6-2, 6-4, 6-3 triumph The three goals gave Savard 28 ton net and then scored his 28th goal Sabres 5, Islanders 2 Vancouver’s Doug Wickenheiser over West German Christian worry about is American Pam record against McNeil to 6-0 as and 84 points overali to place him of the season and lOth career hat Scott Amiel scored twice in the had tied the score 4-4 for the Shriver. Australian Anne Minter, McNeil served 11 double faults, Saceanu. j third in the individual scoring race trick. third period as Buffalo beat the Canucks at 8:10 of the third period Wilander said it did not bother ranked 38th in the world, took just including, two In succession to give behind Pittsburgh’s Lemieux (95) Washington Coach Bryan Mur­ visiting Islanders, who are now after shoveling a rebound past ------: ~ AP photo him that all his victories had been and Edmonton’s Gretzky (86), 61 minutes to beat Shriver. whohad her opponent match point. ray was particularly unhappy 0-8-1 in their last nine road games. Winnipeg goalie Steve Penney. relatively easy. currently sidelined with an injury. won warmup tournaments in Bris­ Mandlikova is aiming for her about Savard’s short-handed goal. TA N G lE D UP — Islanders’ Pat LaFontalne (16) gets “ I ’ve been pushed at jdiHerent In other NHL action, it was Arniel, who has only eight goals “ Things haven’t been going as bane and Sydney earlier in the third Australian title. She won at tangled up with the Sabres’ LIndy Ruff during moments at matches, but I don’t Philadelphia 2, New York Rangers for the season, lifted two backhand­ weli as I ’d like in the goal scoring, month, but who found her move­ the previous site. Kooyong.^n Flyers 2, Rangers 1 want to be pushed more.” he said. 1; Buffalos. New York Islanders2, ers over Islanders goaltender Billy but tonight I was in the right second-period action Sunday night at Memorial ment restricted by a recurring grass in 1980 and last year. and Vancouver 6, Winnipeg 5. Rick ToCchet’s second-period Smith as the Sabres ended a position at the right time,” Smyl groin strain. “ You want to get off court because Auditorium in Buffalo. The Sabres won, 5-2. The other women’s quarterfinals, Savard’s third goal of the game. power-play goal led Philadelphia two-game losing streak. said. “ With an injury like this, you of the heat.” scheduled to be played Tuesday, pit have got to serve well and hope the Wilander will play sixth-seeded A second-seeded Martina Navratil­ other person is not able to move you compatriot Anders Jarryd, who ova against sixth-seeded Helena around court.” Shriver said. beat unseeded Australian John Sukova of Czechoslovakia and Instead, she had serving prob­ Frawley 3-6, 6-1, 6-7 (6-8), 7-6 (7-2), Unsold has the Bullets shooting with steady hand third-seeded Chris Evert against 6-2 in a match that lasted four lems and Minter forced her to unseeded West German Claudia stretch on numerous occasions hours, 9 minutes. around. Me for one. We’ve gotten a land 67-40 and broke open a close Porwik. ’ ’It’s great having three guys the Builets’ 32 in the period. during a 6-2. 6-4 victory. Shriver Other quarterfinal matchups pit Bv The Associated Press lot more aggressive offensively and game by outscoring the Cavaliers capable of scoring 30 every night,” Washington held a 32-27 lead at had been seeded to meet Graf in the In men’s play today, two-time top-seeded Ivan Lendl, the world’s AP photo defensively.” the quarter, opened the second 32-17 in the fourth quarter. LANDOVER. Md — Under new NBA Roundup said Jeff Malone, who scored 23 semifinals. defending champion No. 1-ranked player, against Ameri­ against the Kings. “ Now the other Sacramento Coach Bill Russell, period with six straight points, and can Todd Witsken and Wimbledon coach Wes Unsold, the Washington Terry Cummings had 25 points Minter had little sympathy for of Sweden, scored an unconvincing SHRIVER VOLLEY— Pam Shriver in Melbourne. Shriver was eliminated by N whose team has lost three straight led 71-57 at halftime. The Kings got Bullets are shooting with a steadier teams can’t double me and Moses 6-3. 6-3. 6-4 win over Australian champion of Australia and 15 of 16 on the road this season, no closer than eight in the third and 13 rebounds, Randy Breuer Shriver’s plight. makes a volley during play at the Australia’s Anne Minter 6-2, 6-4, in hand. starters for the entire fourth the way they did last year. teen-ager Jason Stoltenberg to against unseeded Michiel Schapers also noticed improved ball move­ quarter, and trailed 102-83 when added 22 points and a career-high 17 “ As far as I ’m concerned, if she’s Australian Open Tennis Championships action Monday. The Bullets made more than 60 quarter. “ What’s really happening out advance to the quarterfinals. of the Netherlands. ment by Washington. Unseld cleared his bench after rebounds and Paul Pressey scored out there, she’s fit to play.” Minter percent of their shots for the second "It's nice to sit around and get there is that we’re swinging the ball “ We let them move the ball three periods. 23 points for the Bucks. consecutive game Sunday and some rest,” said Moses Malone, and finding the open man. and around too easily.” Russell said. The game, an afternoon contest cruised to their third .straight who had 18 points and 11 rebounds getting easy shots on the break. If “ The Bullets did shoot well, but we that competed for attention with the Milwaukee, coming off a 29-point victory. 130-113. over the Sacra­ in 25 minutes. “ I hope we can keep you move the ball offensively, the ‘Greek’ still apologizing for comments points will come” have to start playing better de­ Redskins’ NFC Championship loss at Washington in its previous mento Kings. doing it." game on Thursday, led by four at Sports In Brief In Sunday’s only other NBA King led the Bullets with 28 fense, I don’t think they would have game telecast, drew the Bullets’ The Bullets, who were 59-for-97 the half and 79-60 after three WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi­ odds-maker and sports commenta­ here in Washington, our former enough black talent. game. Milwaukee defeated Cleve­ points. Jeff Malone scored 23 in 29 shot so well if we hadn’t played such smallest home crowd of the season. Jackson said the major networks from the field, have won the last quarters. Pressey and Cummings dential candidate Jesse Jackson tor also agreed to urge owners to colleague, Jimmy the Greek, made land 111-93. minutes. bad defense,” Attendance was announced at 3.863, Yale tops Brown in Ivy League play and sports teams “ all fall basically three games by lopsided margins. The Kings opened a 10-2 advan­ had nine points each in the period, praised fired CBS sports analyst change a pattern which denies some regrettable offensive re­ The Bullets have won four of five “ I ’ni rebounding so much be- beating the previous low (Dec. 22 on their faces” when It comes to ’The victory over the Kings was the tage. but the Bullets responded with which ended with a 17-3 run by the NEW H AVEN — Forward Paul M aley scored 19 points to lead Jimmy “ The Greek” Snyder for blacks significant jobs in profes­ marks, for which he has apolog­ since Un.seld took over as coach, cau.se I ’m doing -so much moving.” against Cleveland) by 601. hiring black coaches, sports an­ closest of the three (Washington a 15-2 streak to take the lead for Bucks. four Yale players in double figures as the Ells defeated Ivy apologizing after saying black sional sports. ized,” Musburger said. “ Yester­ and seem finally to have achieved Moses Malone explained. “ When nouncers or analysts. beat the Los Angeles Ciippers 108-86 League rival Brown 82-75 Saturday night. athletes were superior to whites Jackson and Snyder met for more day. CBS issued a statement what they’d hoped when they you move on offensive and defense, good. King and Moses Malone had Bucks 111, Cavs 93 and the Milwaukee Bucks 136-107). 10 points, and Jeff Malone eight in Brad Daugherty led Cleveland Brown forward Marcus Thompson kept Brown in the game because they were "bred to be that than an hour Sunday in pnyder’s disassociating itself from those On ABC-TV’s “ This Week With but the Bullets had it so well in hand signed free agent Bernard King in you get more rebounds. the first quarter, accouting for 28 of Milwaukee outrebounded Cleve­ with 19 points. with 36 points, including 18 in the first half. way.” Washington hotel room. Snyderhad remarks. David Brinkley,” Jackson said CBS that Unseld was able to re.st his October. " I think everybody has turned it Yale dominated the first 10 minutes of the game on the hot Snyder also said he would .send gone to Washington to participate “ It goes without saying that his was “ right in making that judg­ shooting of 6-foot-6 center Eric Mitchell, who scored 10 of his letters of apology to black athletes in CBS-TV’s broadcast of the comments do not reflect in any way ment” that Snyder be fired. “ But Washington Redskins-Minnesota the thinking or attitudes of the rest teams’ first 16 points as Yale raced to a 35-25 lead with 4 minutes and others. we can’t use Jimmy ’The Greek’ in Vikings NFC championship game of us here at CBS Sports. While we to go in the half. Jackson, who is running for the that sense as a scapegoat,” Jack- New Mexico’s weekend in Hawaii spoiied by upset Democratic presidential nomina­ on Sunday. He was fired the day deplore the incident this weekend, son said. Thompson scored 13 points in the first 13 minutes of the second . tion. called Snyder’s apology and before the game. we are saddened that our 12-year half to help Brown draw even at 64. Snyder said he was dumbfounded letter-writing plan “ admirable and CBS’ Brent Musburger menti­ association with Jimmy had to end Indiana, helping knock the Hoosi­ points for the Panthers, 13-1 and 3-1. But Brown, 0-1 in the Ivy League and 4-9 overall, never took the by the furor caused by his com­ Bv The Associated Press (on Thursday),” Hawaii coach how to play the game.” the right thing to do.” oned the incident briefly on the this way.” Riley Wallace said of the Lobos. On Saturday, Trent Jackson cut ers out of the Top 20 for the first The loss was the first in five lead. Brown was down 76-73 with 1:19 to go and managed only 2 Snyder was fired Saturday, one network’s “ NFL Today” pre-game After their meeting. Jackson said ments. He said he was not trying to A weekend in Hawaii is an demean the black athlete. “ Let’s NCAA Hoop ■‘That definitely bothered them, Illinois’ lead to 68-63 on a 3-pointer time this season. The Hoosiers fell conference games for Villanova, points down the stretch. day after saying that blacks were show prior to the Redskins-Vikings he didn’t want Snyder to become a put it this way; I was praising the enjoyable experience for most and that’s the way we wanted it.” with 2:56 left, but Wisconsin didn’t to 9-5 and 1-3 in the Big Ten, while 12-4. Yale is 1-0 in the Ivy League and 5-7 overall. bred during the days of slavery to game. scapegoat for sports or for televi­ visitors. But for New Mexico, it was In other upsets involving Top 20 score again until Danny Jones hit a Michigan State improved to 6-8 and Villanova scored 11 straight “ You know, on Friday afternoon sion networks which don’t use black athlete.” he said. are 12-0 at home but 2-5 on the road be better athletes. Jackson said the anything but pleasant. teams: Kansas State handed No. 11 short jumper with 12 seconds left, 1-3 by snapping a five-game losing points and closed to 50-46. But Sean and were knocked out of the “ I ’m hurt,” New Mexico coach Oklahoma Its second straight loss, making the score 78-65. Miller’s two foul shots and fresh­ Canino key to Central victory Associated Press rankings just two Gary Colson said after his Lobos 69-62: Maryland defeated No. 9' Glynn Blackwell had 14 of his 16 A 3-pointer by Ed Wright of man Bobby Martin’s layup started NEW BRITAIN — Senior captain Tyrone Canino scored a were upset 79-76 by Hawaii Satur­ weeks after entering. Michigan State tied the score 66-66 an 8-2 run for Pittsburgh. Duke 72-69; Boston College beat No. points in the second half for Illinois. career-high 34 points and grabbed 11 rebounds to lead Central Cox, Price standouts in Hula Bowl day night. “ I ’m not going to cut my New Mexico had plenty of com­ 15 Georgetown 68-66, and Michigan Kansas St. 69, No. 11 Oklahoma with 10 seconds left in regulation. No. 8 Purdua 82, Mlnnaoola 74: pany this weekend. Also losing Connecticut State University to a come-from-behind 75-74 victory throat about it, but I ’m glad I’ve got State edged Indiana 75-74 in over­ 62: Mitch Richmond’s 33 points led Steve Smith had 18 points, Todd Mitchell scored 30 points, Todd Santos to Ken Henry of were Oklahoma, Duke, Syracuse, over Hofstra University Saturday night. game — in setting up a touchdown catches we hoped our receivers an electric razor.” time, helping knock the Hoosiers Kansas State over Oklahoma in a including five in overtime, for the including 8-for-8 from the field, and Bv Ron Staton Southern California. Icky Woods of Georgetown and Indiana, all in the Central, 4-9, trailed 40-46 at halftime and fell behind by as many which allowed the West to tie the would make.” said East coach “ Maybe we’re just a home out of the rankings. Big Eight game, handing the Spartans. Dean Garrett led Indiana Purdue scored its 14th straight The Associated Press Nevada-Las Vegas scored the win­ top 15 last week. as 9 early In the second half. Hofstra fell to-4-8. score in the second quarter after Mike. White of Illinois. 8 team,” Colson said after Hawaii In Sunday’s only contest involv­ Sooners their second straight loss. with 17. victory by beating Minnesota in the ning touchdown on a seven-yard “ They’re on the road and a little Senior guard Scott Bosley hit a 15-foot jumper with 2:33 left to HONOLULU — Neither Aaron trailing 8-0. He also had catches of Price, who missed two games due won for only the second time this ing a ranked team. No. 13 Illinois The Sooners, who had been averag­ No. 1 Arixona 70, Oregon 84: Sean Big Ten. Puedue is 15-1, 5-0 in the run with 1:23 remaining in the down after losing to San Diego State put the Devils in front to stay at 71-70. There were 14 lead changes Cox of Arizona State nor his 21 and 22 yards that set up the other to injury during the season, said he season against 13 losses. The Lobos defeated Tennessee 103-79. On ing 112 points per game, lost Elliott and Anthony Cook each conference, while Minnesota lost its thought he would have opportuni­ game. scored 18 points, leading Arizona to 19th straight conference game. in the game. roommate. UCLA defensive back two West touchdowns. Saturday. Illinois downed Wiscon­ Monday night to Louisiana State “ I didn’t have a real good year at ties for Interceptions because there an easy Pacific-10 Conference No. 8 UNLV 92, Providanca 72: Led Canino was 15 for 21 from the field as Central shot 56 percent Dennis Price, were satisfied with A first-quarter safety and a Hula sin 80-65. 84-77. Arizona State, and I wanted tocome usually is more passing in an “ We didn’t want to let them get in victory over Oregon. Arizona, 16-1, by Jarvis Basnight and Gerald from the floor. The only other Blue Devil in double figures was their seasons. But they had plenty Bowl record-tying three field goals to be pleased with in their last here and prove that 1 could catch all-star game. by David Treadwell of Clemson Hawaii 79, Haw Maxico 76: Chris the 100s,” Richmond said of Okla­ has won all six of its conference Paddio, Nevada-Las Vegas scored Bryan Heron with 15 points. the football.” he said after winning “ It usually takes too long to get a accounted for the East’s scoring Gaines scored 23 points and Reggie homa, which fell to 14-2 and 1-1 in games by no fewer than 16 points. the first 11 points of the second half. All five of Hofstra’s starters scored in double figures, led by college game. Cox was named the top offensive the outstanding offensive player ground game going,” he said. until Ohio State’s Tom Tupa passed Cross had 18 points ana nine the conference. “ We wanted to keep Despite an Oregon slowdown, The Runnin’ Rebels, 14-1, trailed Rich Kusmirek with 18 points. Neither team did much on the Arizona led 32-19 at halftime. 49-43 when the half started. player and Price took defensive award. 12 yrds to Lars Tate of Georgia fora rebounds as Hawaii upset New the game in the 70s or low 80s.” Price intercepted three passes ground. The West finished with 23 No. 2 N. Carolina 87, Virginia 62: Stacey Augmon led Nevada-Las player of the game honors Saturday touchdown with 47 seconds remain­ Mexico in a Western Athletic The Wildcats made 10 straight deep in West territory, broke up yards rushing, while the East had North Carolina held Virginia to four Vegas with 21 points. Basnight had as the West held off the East 20-18 at ing in the game. Conference game. free throws in the final 1:46 for the Soviets on roll heading Into Olympics several othr passes, and held 58. David Hollums scored two victory. Harvey Grant had 19 points points in the first five minutes of the 18 and Paddio 17. the Hula Bowl. A post-game concert by the PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia — Katarina Witt emerged from the Heisman Trophy winner Tim The West scored on passes of 11 baskets to put Hawaii in front 75-72. for Oklahoma. second half and used an 11-2 spurt to Na 10 Iowa 8L 123, U.8. Intarno- Cox. concluding “ a pretty frus­ Beach Boys helped boost attend­ trating season.” had six catches for Brown of Notre Dame to two yards from Wyoming’s Craig Bur­ Then, after Charlie Thomas Maryland 72, No. 9 Duka 69: take a 49-32 lead. Jeff Lebo had 23 Uonal 92: Jeff Grayer had 32 points European figure skating championships as the top individual and ance to 30,657, nearly double last 101 yards. He caught passes for 6 catches for 38 yards. nett to Hawaii’s Marco Johnson and brought New Mexico to within one Maryland, which did not win an points for the Tar Heels, 13-1 and 2-0 and a career-high 24 rebounds as the Soviet Union as the top nation heading into next month’s year’s figure. and 41 yards — the longest of the “ He was making the kind of nine yards from San Diego State’s point, Gaines hit two free throws to Atlantic Coast Conference game in the ACC. Iowa State trounced U.S. Interna­ Winter Olympics at Calgary. make the score 77-74. last season, improved its ACC mark J.R. Reid had 19 points for North tional. Iowa State set a school Witt equaled the record of storied Sonja Henie of Norway by Thomas scored again with eight to 3-1 while going 10-4 overall with Carolina, which used a 9-0 run to record with 35 assists, 11 by Terry winning the European championship for the sixth consecutive seconds left to pull the Lobos within its victory at Duke, 10-2 and 1-1. open a 53-34 lead. Woods. year. Harvey makes impression 77-76, but then New Mexico was Derrick Lewis’ slam dunk with 24 No. 3 Tampla 73, 81. Bonavantura Gary Thompkins matched his The Soviets, meanwhile, took nine of a possible 12 medals, one Rangers rel^se Howe given a technical foul after asking seconds left broke a 69-69 tie and 63: Mark Macon’s 3-pointer with career high with 21 points for Iowa less than the team managed last year at Sarajevo, Yugoslavia. for a time out it did not have. Gaines Randy Archer added a free throw 3:43 left gave Temple a 63-59 lead State, 15-2. East Germany, led by Witt, the defending Olympic champion, in East-West Shrine Game ARLINGTON. Texas (AP) — manager Tom Grieve said, “ I sank the two free throws to seal the for the final margin. and the Owls pulled away for an No. 16 Kansas 98, Hampton U. 69: won’t comment beyond that,” won two. STANFORD. Calif. (AP) - Don “ I didn’t know who 1 was playing For Steve Howe, a one-time victory. Lewis had 20 points, while Kevin Atlantic 10 victory over St. Bonav- Danny Manning scored 22 points as “ It was not cocaine,” said France was the only Western country to win a medal, with McPherson, the All-American against. But I remember the hit.” binge was one time too many. Rob Loeffel led New Mexico with Strickland led Duke vdth 11. enture. Macon, a freshman, had 14 Kansas won its 55th in a row at Allen Howe’s attorney, John Lence. Isabelle and Paul Duchesnay finishing third in the dance event. quarterback who led fourth-ranked McPherson said. The Texas Rangers termi­ 19 points and Thomas had 18. Boaton Collaga 68, No. 18 Oaorga- of his 21 points in the second half. Fieldhouse, the longest home win­ nated Howe’s two-year, guaran­ “ It was a one-time use of Temple raised its record to 12-0, ning streak in Division I. Syracuse to an 11-0-1 record, had No. 13 IIHnols 103, Tonne— e 79 lown 66: Dana Barros scored 30 The 6-foot-3. 225-pound Harvey teed $1 million contract Sunday alcohol,” half of those victories in the Kansas outscored Hampton 13-2 never heard of Ken Harvey before No. 13 IIHnols SO, Wisconsin 66: Nick points, including a jumper as time Brow ns’ plane late In taking off said. “ When he’s running full speed because he violated his after­ Howe, whose past brushes STJ conference. in the first 3'A minutes of the second meeting the University of Califor­ Anderson scored 21 points Sunday expired, to lead Boston College over and I ’m running full speed, there’s care program for substance with substance abuse are well- No. 4 Kanijieky 63, Tamtaaaao 68: half to lead 56-32. Kansas is 12-4. C LEVELAN D — As if losing the AFC championship wasn’t nia linebacker In the 63rd East- in the Iliini’s 103-79 rout of Tennes­ Georgetown, 11-3 but 1-2 in the Big going to be some noise. I just want abuse. documented, missed a workout Kentucky used a 13-0 run to take a No. 19 losm 92, Northisaslam 66: West Shrine Game. see. Kendall Gill added 19 points, East Conference. enough, the Cleveland Browns’ charter jet had to abort its takeoff the biggest noise to come from what Howe, 29, will be given his Wednesday during the Rangers’ 19-4 lead, then coasted to a Jeff Moe hit three 3-pointers in a Ken Battle had 17 and three other Barros scored the final eight from the Denver airport and the players had to wait another five Harvey left a lasting impression I do.” unconditional release “ for a voluntary three-day mini-camp players were in double figures. points for Boston College, 10-5 and Southeastern Conference victory 19-0 run in the second half as Iowa hours while an engine was repaired. on McPherson and was voted the major breach of his after-care that began Monday in Arling­ “ They were loose and they went 2-3, as the Eagles beat Georgetown over Tennessee. Rex Chapman led overcame a seven-point Northwest­ The TW A chartered L-1011 tri-jet finally took off at 11:43 p.m. outstanding defensive player Sat­ Michigan State’s Lorenzo White, program,” Rangers general ton, Texas. out and did a good job,” Illinois for the first time since March 2, the way with 23 points. ern lead in winning the Big Ten MST time and arrived in Cleveland around 4 a.m. EST today. urday as the West edged the East another highly publicized East AP photo coach Lou Henson said. “ A lot of 1983. Charlie Smith had 21 points for The Wildcats raised their record game. Moe wound up with 19 points The Browns, who lost to the Denver Broncos 38-33 in the AFC 16-13 before 62,000 fans at Stanford player, also was impressed by for Iowa, 11-5 and 2-2 in the things we’ve talked about came Georgetown. to 12-1 and 5-1 in the SEC. championship game Sunday afternoon, were aboard the jet as it Stadium. Harvey and did all he could to avoid 9 NOWHERE TO GO — Kansas State's Fred McCoy No. 6 PIM 68, VIHanova 73: conference. together today.” Michigan 8L 78, Indiana 74: begun its first takeoff roll about 6:30 p.m., when the crew noticed him. ( Pittsburgh led by as many as 17 Northwestern led 46-39 with 15:38 Harvey, whose team won only (center) is sandwiched by Oklahoma’s Stacey King (left) Tennessee coach Don DeVoe George Papadakos scored with 13 a problem with the No. 2 engine on the three-engine aircraft, said “ I could see what he was doing to seconds left in overtime to give points before holding off Villanova to play on a 3-point goal by Jeff five games during his last two and Ricky Grace in Big Eight play Saturday night. The said, “ We did a decent job of Kevin Fleming, operations manager at Stapleton International people, so 1 just wanted to make INTRODUCING scoring, but on defense we forgot Michigan State its victory over in the Big East. Jerome Lane had 17 Grose. seasons, made 10 tackles —'the last Wildcats won, 69-62. Airport. , ^ , of which stopped McPherson sure I didn’t run into him.” said Fleming said he was not certain how fast the airplane was abruptly after a 6-yard run in the White, the East’s rushing leader traveling when the takeoff was aborted, but he said it did not closing minutes. with 64 yards on 11 carries. Pate, Hill secure T of C wins appear the aircraft had been in any serious danger. PE! ^ Protection' Arizona remains No. 1 atop On The Line wins stakes race By Bob Green any way I can get ’em. We tried to Geiberger had taken a one-shot BRUNSWICK PARKADE LANES The Associated Press play as long as possible. But it just lead. ARCADIA, Calif. — With favorites Alysheba and Temperate was not possible. That, too, was washed away and. Sil scratched because of stormy weather and a sloppy track. On CARLSBAD, Calif. — It rained on “ When you have the rain and hail the coiiege basketbaii worid The Line won the $212,400 San Fernando Stakes, the second leg of INSTANT LUBE RACK by reverting to Saturday’s scores, everybody’s parade, except for and wind blowing over trees, it’s 643-1507 Geiberger dropped Into a tie for the Strub series for 4-year-olds, at Santa Anita on Sunday. Lube Chassis • New Oil Filter - Change Oil

16 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Jan. 18. 1988 KIT -N' CARLYLE by Larry Wright 'M eAL r\c^BT" .^(FF(T)^ bv Bruce Bearila r Z ip , t W e itu o TV Topics SFSHUf/ T iU f CULT y h in G I f Puzzles | T '^ C&&.TO O K l& l-- VIHV iS A Hw/e 1b 6(0 our SUPPUCATIUG P R A '/ e i Z INTHlSWefflHeR. POSTOEF ?? ACROSS 5 WaFtern Answer to Previous Puzzle S P C A K F A ^ T , licmisphett' GiZiFFV A H A A ‘Strange Interlude’ starts tonight OUON 1 Bull org ^ e r y . 4 King 6 Actor Robert K O L -•'I 8 Ivan the 1 N Q Da Bv Kathrvn Baker secretly in love with her. Jose Ferrer plays the with arching heads and so forth,” said Enders. Tarribit 7 Knot in wood M E A The Associated Press father she resents for not letting her marry her “Because television is a remarkable closeup 12 I postass 8 Palm fiber lover before he went off to war. David Dukes is medium, you know, you can tell when they re (cont.) 9 Roasting stick [r a Dr. Edmund Darrell, who advises her to marry doing thoughts and when they’re doing real 13 Pour down NEW YORK - This year marks the 100th 10 City In Italy A 1 R anniversary of Eugene O’Neill’s birth and the Sam Evans () in hopes of pulling dialogues. In some cases when you might find it i ; 14 Church part 11 Film spool difficult to differentiate between that, you know 1B Cut down 17 Slippery A s S| 60th anniversary of his “Strange Interlude,’’ so her out of her neurosis. it's fitting that the play inaugurates the 1988 Once Sam and Nina marry, Sam’s mother by the context of the aside that they’re speaking 16 Hebrew 19 Chemical suffix A E O their thoughts.” IB Fertile spot In a 23 Loud cry season of "” on PBS. () reveals insanity in the The new television version airs in three parts family and persuades Nina to get an abortion Enders recalled that Lynne Fontanne, who desert 25 Florida tower [r 1 originated the Nina role on the New York stage, 20 Mine product 26 Jekyll's tonight. Tuesday and Wednesday and reunites and have a child by another man, raising it as PEANUTS by Charlaa M. Schulz A 1 N and Edward Petherbridge, Sam’s. Darrell fathers her son, played as an supposedly wearied of the lengthy asides and 21 Sesame plant opposite TT m S Umiod Fssture SytxlicsIv. Inc /q 22 . will be done 27 Vast period of V 0 N stars of the critically praised limited Broadway adult by Kenneth Branagh (also starring in simply began omitting them from her speechet WHEN you M EET YOUR “Fortunes of War” on PBS). — despite the fact that the author sat in the YOU KNOW WHAT'S 24 Law time A T S run of “Strange Interlude” in 1985. . A BAD SIGN ? DOCTOR IN THE HALLWAY deg. Jackson, now in rehearsals for a Broadway Enders adapted the play for television, editing audience for every performance of the 4'/4-hour 28 Space between OF THE HOSPITAL, AND HE “I can't, Mom. How do I know he didn’t 26 Poor parson hills 41 Disaster 52 Papal letter production of “MacBeth,” is the two-time out much of the dialogue. play. O’Neill, the story goes, never noticed 6 Academy Award winner for “Women in Love” “But essentially it is ail O’Neill's dialogue," thing. DOESN'T REC06NIZE YOU.. just eat Brussels sproutslW" (comp, wd.) 29 Hardy's heroins 44 TV antenna 54 Red planet r C i H t try NCA. Me 30 Egg parts 31 Be defeated type 56 King of Israel and “A Touch of Class.” Public TV viewers will he said, “which is the reason to do it. All we’re □ O □ 34 Cry of 32 Executioner in 46 Farm device know Petherbridge from his role as Lord Peter doing is creating a different window for it for 57 Eroded THE ORIZZWELLS by Bill Schorr affirmation "Mikedo" 48 Tapering object Wimsey perhaps a different kind of audience who might 58 8egone ELSEWHERE IN TELEVISION: 35 Holds In 33 Pelt 50 Fever The 4'7-hour play is a natural as a miniseries. not be familiar with O’Neill. FIROMTMIMP r 7 . : . P U T 1 J wonder 36 Apostle Paul 51 Hawaiian food 60 450, Roman “When you think about it. it is like ‘Dallas' or It stretches conveniently over three 90-minute SEE AUSTRALIAN CELEBRITY - Jacko; WR? -m RowiNe m t 37 Crazy one 39 Flightless bird fish 61 Waiter's reward installments and includes enough adultery, ’Dynasty,’ except instead of Joan Collins you the wild Australian wrestler who has delighted 38 Distribute insanity and abortion to satisfy even fans of have Glenda Jackson” Americans in a high-decibel commercial for 40 Future “Dallas’' or “Dynasty.” It’s tame by today's He also added an introduction explaining right batteries, will join the cast of NBC’s new off-beat attys.' exam prime-time standards, but it was banned in away that Nina’s lover died in the war. In the HAOAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browne 42 Glide on sr\ow series “The Highwayman," premiering later Boston in the 1920s. play, this fact unfolds more slowly through this season and starring Sam Jones as a 43 Hostile force Producer Bob Enders said he and Jackson, dialogue. ACll? mysterious rambler with a flying truck. ... H o W A 0 O U T H o W A B O U T 45 Medico V partners in a movie production company, spent “In the theater, you’re trapped in your seat, WoUUP '< o\i l ik e a DO 5NOW... 47 Auto workers' Li<5HT ^NACk: 7 A 01© OL' NAM WITH j l j © t t h e “months and months” negotiating for the you’re not going to leave," said Enders. “But SEE SOUTHERN CELEBRITY — Southern P A I © l M © ? union (abbr.) television rights. television, because of the medium, you don’t humorist and columnist Lewis Grizzard is a A Ho n e y ©la^ A 49 Medieval poem They had to deal with Yale University and a want any dial tuning, and you have to do guest on tonight’s episode of CBS' “Designing AMP PAl^lN© ? 50 Wheel center 26 27 28 representative of O'Neill’s estate, as well as something to jump into it." Women,” playing a humorous Southerner who is 53 Pearl, e.g. MGM, producers of the 1932 screen version of The play features long asides in which half-brother of the Sugarbaker sisters, played 55 Chews 34 “Strange Interlude," starring Norma Shearer characters say what they are thinking. Onstage, by Delta Burke and Dixie Carter. ... T 59 Explain and Clark Gable. these monologues are usually delivered under a 62 Ad 38 ■ SEE NO CELEBRITIES - CBS seems pretty Enders said he and Jackson also hope to spotlight as other characters stand frozen in the CAPTAIN EASY by Crooks 6 Casale 63 Lang Syne produce O'Neill's “Mourning Becomes Electra’’ background. In the movie version, they were sanguine about its new “CBS This Morning,” I'/e 64 Battery plate 43 for the stage in London and on Broadway, then spoken in voiceover. though it’s been slow going in the ratings and in t , N O l 65 Football coach Enders and director Herbert Wise avoid the competition for celebrity guests. “Even _ Parseghian 47 do a film version. N in “Strange Interlude." Jackson is Nina camera tricks, though the monologues are friends of mine who write books won’t come on 66 High the show,” laments CBS News President 52 I,peds. a woman obsessed with the death of her recorded with a different microphone than the 67 Look at so 51 Howard Stringer, “When it comes to loyalty and 68 Wager lover in World War I. Charles Marsden dialogue, giving them a detached tone. 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Ix t .i f' '.qi. t .t T 'T , FROt/ A SPLIT PERSONALITY : winning civil rigtiis activist Dr Martin (40' Newlywed Game An emissary from heaven visits a 1929 Pulitzer Pnze-winnmg drama about a f(iuf onlr .1', Ao; Js Luther King Jr . one of the prime movers in [CNN] Newsnight Depression era store owner whose devo woman who marries another after her fi tion to work IS taking its toll on his family the desegregation process of the 60's, is ance fails to return from the war (90 min ) [E S P N ] W omen's VoHeyball: East- life Fred MacMurray Cions Leachman dramatized (2 hrs . 30 min ) Part 2 of 2 West All-Star Game From Stockton, “ NO PROBLEM, □□□ I NOAPI I (4.1) La Indomable Kurt Russell 1973 Rated G 12.0 Living the Dream; A Tribute to Dr. Calif (90 min ) [C N N ] Larry King Live MISS HOUSTON- [ESP N ] SportsLook Martin Luther King Jr. Narrative high­ [M AX] MOVIE: The World According u :rin lights of Dr Martin Luther King Jr.'s life are [DIS] MOVIE; ‘Summer Stock' A sum to Garp’ A talented writer and devoted \ THRIVE IHBO] MOVIE Movers and Shakers'A interspersed with musical performances mer stock cast brings excitement to a Con father IS confused by life's ironies. Robin screenwrit"' desperately attempts to pen UNDER THE BORN LOSER by Art Santom featuring James Cleveland, Andrae necticut farm .ind a young girl with dreams Williams. Mary Beth Hurt, . ILETT a screenplay based on a best selling sex Crouch Aretha Franklin. Al Green, Tra of stardom Judy Garland. Gene Kelly, Ed­ PRESSURE.’ manual Walter Matthau, Charles Grodm 1982 Rated R maine Hawkins. Marilyn McCoo. Brock Pe die Bracken 1951 m e L A ^ T \ Steve Marnn 1985 Rated PG [USA] Dragnet 'ci\xx,ciocK,..m H c o n ' r lers. Deniecp Williams and the Winans [ T M C ] M OVIE: Pat and Mike' A New T ] t : TlM flCJiP, ) (U S A ) Cartoons Hosts Robert Guillaume. Shan Belafonte York City sports promoter turns a physical 1 2:05AM 3D Magnum, P.l. Harper (2 hrs ) 6:30P M 5 Family Ties education teacher into the queen of the [HBO] MOVIE: Trouble in Mind' (CC) , TH^ANDPEAy ,22; .30 AH (C C ) Mrs Orhmonek thinks athletic world Spencer Tracy. Katharine Just released from prison, an ex-cop falls NEEWAKJ 8 40 A B C N e w s (CCl ) 1960 King Feature* Syndcelt kx WcxVl nghl* reserved -18 she's seeing things when she spots ALF Hepburn, Aldo Ray 1952 in love with a woman whose boyfriend has c o p i a a w p A 11 20 Jeffersons the alien in the backyard (R) (In Stereo) [USA] WWF Prime Time Wrestling fallen in with gangsters Kris Kristofferson, •5TCOCHOLM j m i . m 22 30 N B C N e w s (24) Making of a Continent (CC) A study Keith Carradine, Lori Singer 1985. Rated 9:30PM 3 ) Designing Women (CC) coiL\vec>.y 24' N ightly Business Report oif California's geological history, which R. (In Stereo) builds a case for acknowledging the dan­ Suzanne and Julia are shocked to learn that ON THE FASTRACK by BUI Holbrook W KRP in Cincinnati TRONIA 38 Bosom Buddies ger facing its residents (60 min ) (R) their half-brother, recently released from a 1 2:30AM 3D Now arrangp the Cifdr-d in tf mental institution, has always wanted to 41 Noticiero Univisinn ( T ) Divorce Court SoMeTMlNfr I D6cb III ilocE Jumb'p Hnok No 0 It ■vtiltbi* lot S2 10, which Includtt potiapc An unemployed mill worker enters ihe WHY 15 IT T H f and htndliiio Irom JuTitil* c/o Ihit naw tptptr. P O Boa 43M Otiando. PL 33i02-4)56 18 Best of Saturday Night 1.57; Nature (CC) An examination of what coda and mtiia your chack payabit lo Nawtpaptrbook* Honeymooners world of amateur boxing against his wife's Includa your name tdtfra scientists are learning about primates as 20 M*A*S*H ^ Noticiero Univision wishes Gregory Harrison, Glynnis O ’Con- • they study the behavior of African forest nor. Pat Hingle 1983 24 M acN eil / Lehrer N ew shour monkeys in Uganda's Kibale forest. (60 (Si) Star Trek 26' Barney Miller min.) (R) [CNN] CNN News 1 2:45AM [TMC] movie: -Sweat Uberty' (CC) A historian goes into a state 30 40 W in . Lose or D raw dD Jacques Cousteau [H BO ] MOVIE: 'Indiana Jones and the of madness when a movie company * n £ v ^ / ? 41 La Dam a de Rosa [CNN] PrimeNews Temple of Doom' (CC) The globe-trotting comes to town to make a movie based o n . archeologist battles an Indian cult for pos h 57 Nightly Business Report [DIS] Wilderness Bound Orson Welles (he book he has written Alan Alda, M i-, session of a sacred stone in this prequel to describes the life cycle of African termites, chael Caine, Michelle Pfeiffer. 1986. Rated Bridge /\NY pooM IN MY 161 Three's Company "Raiders of the Lost A rk " Harrison Ford, builders of unique clay castles. (60 min ) PG Astrograph [CN N ] Moneyline Kate Capshaw. Ke Huy Quan. 1984 Rated 9 C 1 1 . 0 S B T T [HBO] MOVIE; Cocoon' (CC) After PG. (In Stereo) [ESPN] SporlsCenter coming in contact with extraterrestrial American Leprosy Mis against a singleton king with West.) [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Streetcar Named De­ 1 :00AM 3) careerwise Is not about to cnange to­ [ T M C ] MOVIE; 'Country' A courageous cocoon-like pods, a group of retirees find sion First-class play When that held, she returned to her woman struggles to save her family and themselves miraculously rejuvenated. Don sire' A wom an's repressed sexuality is NORTH I-1S-8S day. Keep this in mind If this person awakened by the brutality of her animalis­ 3 j High Rollers hand with the nine of spades to play hfif land from government foreclosure Ameche. Wilford Bfimley. . 4 K Q 10 6 tic brother-in-law. Ann-Margret. Treat Wit lands slam the queen of clubs. West played low gets Involved In your negotiations. Jessica Lange. Sam Shepard. Wilford 1985 Rated P G -13 (In Stereo) 3D Joe Franklin 4864 WINTHROP byDIckCavalll <¥ttur GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Tasks that liams, Beverly D'Angelo 1984 and East showed out. Faced with a Bnmley 1984 Rated PG (In Stereo) [M AX] MOVIE: King: A Filmed Re­ Ql) Twilight Zone ♦ Q 75 require Immediate attention should not By James Jacoby certain trump loser, Kathie now had ^ r t h d a y [USA] Airwolf cord.. Montgomery to Memphis' A I 0:30PM Q i CN N News Ql> Matchmaker 4 A 10 6 THATfe YOJR LITTLE SISTER, I T IE D HER SNEAKER I DIDN'T KNOW LITTLE be delegated to others today. If you chronicle of the achievements of civil rights Memories of Monet Claire Bloom nar­ to find a way to eliminate her red-suit 7l30P M (3; PM Magazine Romina ^ Maude LACES TOGETHER. SISTERS COULD BE want them done, and done right it's activist Rev Dr Martin Luther King. 1970 rates this profile of French Impressionist WEST EAST Last October the United States won loser. So she played a club to dummy’s ISN'T IT? WHY IS SHE Danielson, who testified at the Joan @D Gene Scott best you do them yourself. Rated NR painter Claude Monet, based on the recol­ 45432 4 J 8 7 the Venice Cup world women’s team SO MUCH FUN. Jan. 19. 1988 Collins-Peter Holm divorce trial, a man who ace, cashed the K-Q of spades, on Y^HOPPINS UKETHAT^ CANCER (June 21-July 22) Joint ven­ lections of his friend Lila Cabot Perry [C N N ] Crossfire 4Q5 4 J 10 9 7 2 championship for the first time since In the year ahead, continued hard work built a nuclear fallout shelter m a cave [U S A ] Riptide which she threw a heart and a dia­ i r will bring lo truilion a longtime project tures cculd be a trifin tricky today, and gi) INN News [U S A ] Search for Tomorrow 4 K 10 2 4 J863 1978, defeating France in a close mond, and then played A-K of hearts. they must be handled with wisdom and [5 j Current Affair 8:30PM 3 ) Frank's Place Frank and 4K942 48 in which you have been involved. When Hanna invite members of a touring East A f­ (M) Odd Couple 1 :05AM d D Uwe Boat match. Although the match was held That properly set the stage. A trump the rewards start coming In, you'll be skill. Don't Involve yourself with anyone CE) (l2) Jeopardy! (CC) rican band to hear jazz great Dizzy Gillespie in Jamaica, the title is called the Ven­ SI) Lunes y Viemes con Barrel 1:30AM (ID i n n News SOUTH was played to West’s king, but that left i O ’ happy you didn’t toss in the towel. who cannot be fully relied on. play at a local club CEi fE ^ Barney Miller ( g ) Writers Writing (CC). Pan 1 o( 3 (R) 4 A 9 ice Cup because that was the original West with nothing but diamonds to CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. 19) Frivo­ LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) A misunder­ ® Dating Qama (Ji' INN News m Entertainment Tonight Comic Jay 4AKS venue when the trophy was first play. When he led a diamond, dum­ lous activities or a shopping spree are standing between you and your mate Leno discusses his new movie. 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(This guards not apt to work too well with others to­ Allie s weekend camping trip with their QD Keys to Success lessen your productivity today If you let lights of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s life are ® S C T V day. Where possible, try to do that boyfriends is interrupted by the news of a [E S P N ] SportsLook them monopolize your time. Later, interspersed with musical performances S S Three's Compeny which needs doing free from onlookers nearby prison break featuring James Cleveland, Andrae [H B O ] MOVIE: The Boas' Wife' (CC) A you'll have to skid around corners trying [C N N ] Moneyline and outside Influences. CE) M OVIE: 'Fireball Forward' During Crouch, Aretha Franklin, A l Green, Tra- married stockbroker has second thoughts ARIES (March 21-April 19) Take extra to catch up on neglected work. 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,k MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Jan. IB. I9M - 1» 18 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Jan. IS, 1988 BUSINESS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 Beware of phony banknotes Notices HELP WANTED I help wanted [help wonted I HELP WANTED HELP WANTED QUESTION: I active In coin collecting. How cani ^ be certain of buying coins at the At 0 condition procodont to have in my pos­ lowest passible prices? More lin- ” DATA Entry-Clerical. PHYSICAL Therapist, SECRETARY (Great DISHWASHERS, must be session a Bank I the plocoment of any odver- Heavy public contact Registered needed for working conditions) 16. Starting pay $4 per Quiz on page t portant, how can I know when I sell .» I titino In tho Monchetter He- TELEMARKCTiNG 1. S.W.A.K. (Sealed with a kiss) of the United rold, Advertlier hereby In busy court setting. growing sports medlcl- nice surroundings In hour. Hours to suit S tates $1,000 Investors’ at the highest price? agree* to protect. Indemnify Permanent part time ne/orthopaedlc prac­ leading real estate of­ your schedule. Apply In • AW YOU ftwswTmm 2. Lumberjack and hold hormlett the Man­ position. 32 hours per tice. Requirements: fice In Manchester! person; The (Jallerv, • AW YOU AMIWTIWT 3. Com (Whiskey) banknote. It is ANSWER: There’s one answer to ; printed on origi­ Guide chester Herald, Its officers week. $511 bi-weekly. experience Including Applicant needs nice 141 New London Turn- H you BfB BOt atrUd q> eoM o Wbq. 4. Saw both questions: “You can’t." Coin and employees against any State benefits. Send re­ Blodex-testing, and appearance and pleas­ plke, Glostonbury. tM m m M m m fo r t n om wor. m nal parchment hOBO i |oN fh ti poy*. OoH Mr, flotnW L 5. Redcap William A. Doyle prices vary all over the lot, ■‘r. and all liability, lost or sume to: K.L.Muroskl, acute rehabilitation ing personality plus SUCCESSFUL Real est- paper, dated expense, Including attor­ care. Must be Ct. li­ good telephone 6. (a) Grr — Rabies (y) depending on the condition of the neys’ feet, arising from Manchester Superior ate agency expanding Dec. 15, 1848, Court, 410 Center censed or eligible. Sa­ manner and office to Manchester. Now TfHIiiMilca, Inc. (b) Bzz — Malaria (v) payable to G.A. coin, and from dealer to dealer. claims of unfair trade practl- sklllsl Call Mr. Lindsey (203) 2S9-11M (c) Baa — Undulant fever (w) There is no central marketplace for ,, 1 cet. Infringement of trade- Street, Manchester, lary commensurate Interviewing expe­ Fairman and tnorkt, trade names or pat- 06040 with experience. Flexi­ at 649-4000. rienced sales people. m ill Osf enumiy Smploysr M/r (d) Cackle — Histoplasmosis (z) coins and other collectibles. ble hours available. bears the serial Before you get Into coin collect- ■ I «nts, ylolatlon of rights of Very generous com­ (e) Oink — Trichinosis (x) number 8894. priygey and Infringement of Send resume to: Sports missions. Member of 5 QUESTION: I sold some coins to ing, make sure you study up on the , ^r, copyright and proprietary Medicine and Ortho­ What is the value of this banknote I rights, unfair competition multiple listing boards. certificate In the antique or collec­ a well-known coin dealer. When I subject. One of the first things HELP WANTED paedics of Manchester, Send brief resume to; A D M IN IST R A T IV E Of­ you’ll learn is the huge markup by and libel and slander, which 155 Main Street, Man­ TR EE CARE tors’ market? received payment, I saw that the may result from the publlco- P.O. Box 509, Coven- fice, Prague Shoe Com­ date on the trade confirmation coin dealers — sometimes 100 tlon of any advertlsment In chester, CT 06040 or try, CT. 06238.______pany, opportunities HOMES HOMES call 647-1493.______available. Join a grow­ ANSWER: Zero. Robert D. sheet was one week later than the percent or more. A dealer might ii the Manchester Herald by Bartlett CABINET and furniture FOR SALE FOR SALE date I actually sold. Furthermore, buy a coin for $5 and sell It the very •m- adyertlser. Including adver­ TEXAS refinery corpora­ makers. Skilled and ing company. Our I I Fisher, vice president of R.M. tisements In any free distri­ THE DEADLINE FOR T rn Experts management office J ftlA tion offers plenty of Smythe ft Co., the best source I the amount on the confirmation same day for $10. bution publications pub­ PLACING OR semi-skilled. Growing SOUTH Windsor. New to PRINCETON Street ex­ \ money plus cash bo­ has Immediate woodworking com­ has several positions have for tracing old currency and sheet was $160 more than the check lished bv the Manchester CANCELING AN AD nuses, fringe benefits available. Training the market, cahrmlng, panded 7 room Cape. 3 attached. QUESTION: My first husband Herold. Penny Sleffert, IS 12 NOON T H E D A Y openings (or pany. Call 528-8570. 7 room, split level, 1st bedroom, country kit­ stock certificates, says your certifi­ Publisher. to semi retired person experienced tree provided. We offer: When I asked for the missing enjoyed his hobby of coin collecting . BEFO RE, M O N D A Y - in Manchester area. SECRETARY with gen­ paid vacations, paid floor family room, 3 chen. 16x22 1st floor cate "has no value whatsoever in climbers In our eral office skills for bedrooms, 1 full bath family room, moster the collectors’ market.” $160,1 was told that a typographical before he passed away. I would now FRIDAY, IN ORDER Regardless of expe­ holidays, paid personal like to sell these coins, but I don’t TO MAKE THE NEXT Manchester office. small office. Variety of days, health and/or life and 2'/3 baths, fire­ bedroom with sitting The banknote you hold is not error was to blame and not rience. Write H.G. area, 16x32 above withstanding the trade date differ­ want to let the coins out of my sight _ ISSUE. FRIDAY Hopkins, President, Also, professional duties for Independent Insurance, free park­ place, large sun deck. genuine. It’s a reproduction, a AFTERNOON BY 2:30 person. Must be relia­ ing, pleasant office at­ $185,000. U 8. R Realty. ground pool. $172,500. counterfeit, a phony. ence, I had received the correct for the time It would take for a -.rj PART TIME Box 711, Fort Worth, pest management ble and good with cus­ 643-2692.0 No agents. Coll otter amount. Is there something fishy? dealer to come up with a price. PM FOR MONDAY’S TX. 76101.______supervisors. Must be mosphere. Apply In Fisher explains that the one and I help wanted ISSUE. THANK YOU tomers. Some book­ person Tuesdav- A N D O V E R . New to 5pm. 649-4477.______Do I have any recourse? Would I be better off selling t o j ; DAY Care. Full or part experienced. Class 2 keeping experience A only original of that banknote is FOR YO UR time care giver posi­ Frldav, 8:30am-4pm. market. Nestled In MANCHESTER. Roomy7 owned by the Historical Documents private collectors? If so, how can I WAITRESSE^TorTand COOPERATIONIll license. Excellent pay, helpful but will train. Prague Shoe Com­ cove, lovely water­ ANSWER: You’re either kidding go about it? tions for children 3 All benefits paid. room full dormered Company in Philadelphia. Thou­ full time. Apply within. months to 4 years. Ex­ holidays, vacations, pany, 200 Pitkin Street, front 3 bedroom gabled or are awfully naive. If you did go Luigi’s Restaurant 706 insurance and Monday-Frldav 8om to East Hartford, CT. Cape on Andover Lake. Cape. 1st floor den, sands of reproductions were perience preferred. 5pm. Located In Man­ fireplaced front to printed some 30 years ago as through the experience you relate, ANSWER: You might do better Hartford Road. uniforms. Built bv builder for Manchester,CT. 644-9590.______chester. Call 228-3863 himself with mony ex­ bock living room, for­ replicas of the original. in the words of old Brooklyn Dodger that way. You might not. Like a PART- time experienced evenings for mal dining room with fans, you ”wuz robbed.” dealer, a private collector will want ASSISTANT-TechnIclan 649-8150 tras. Nice wooded lot. They have been floating around P and L collector. Coll position. Will train. Information. A must see. $177,900. boy window, I'/s baths, to examine the coins carefully. 646-1700 ext. 339. Busy Optometric office full basement with re­ ever since. No collector who knows You should have demanded that You can advertise the coins in .• RN/LPN Part-time even­ Century-21 Epstein creation room ond his or her business would purchase missing $160 immediately. Do so M EDICAL Assistant. Tel­ has a great opportunity ADMINISTRATIVE As­ Reolty. 647-8895.0 newspaper classified sections and ing hours. Immediate ephone, scheduling, for a dependable ambi­ ★ workshop oreo. One N one. However, remembering P.T. now — if necessary, with desk­ coin collectors’ magazines. But opening. Family prac­ sistant. Growing com­ BE MY COVENTRY. New to cor garage has att­ bookkeeping, filing tious person who en- pany seeking qualified market. Excellent op­ AP photo Barnum's dictum about ”a sucker pounding at that coin dealer’s shop. that would result in more fuss, by tice. Send resume to; and assist with Endos­ lovs people and Is wil­ Department ached shed and dog being born every minute,” there’s If you get no satisfaction, visit your P.O. Box 9547 Bolton, person. Responsibili­ VALENTINE! portunity to own your kennel. Situated on showing the coins to Individuals, ' copic procedures. Ex­ ling to learn. Call ties Include; payroll, Manager & Sales own home In Coventry. G RO W IN G B U SIN E SS — Multiflow Donald Eckdahl, president and chief little doubt some gullible folks have county prosecutor’s office and ask than selling to dealers. Good luck. CT. 06043. perience desired but Carolyn. New England W o w . Condy, Cortfo and Joirahy b N lovely wooded lot and been conned info buying tho.se for guidance. Eve Care. 646-6655. group Insuronce, ad­ cool monty. la m tho oM h now to buy 5 room Ranch, spa­ ready tor your Inspec­ Computer officers pose with one of their executive officer; Robert Smith, vice will train. Reply to Box ministration of person­ Clerk Wanted yo vr Vatofdlno tWo glW tfioy dooorvo N Manchester Herald. cious kitchen and liv­ tion. $149,900. Sentry fakes. SECRETARY for active T«l>Ainor1oo h M oxoHing opportunl* ing room, located In new, powerful computers at company president, sales and marketing; and Depending on the area in which $70-$90 per night. 2-3 even­ 16 Bralnard Place. nel records and office For 9 modern phar­ Real Estote. 643-4060.D William A. Doyle, a syndicated ings per week. Sincere engineering sales of­ supplies Inventory. macy In large shop­ ttoo for pQopIo w ho Nkt lo tolh. W t do quiet neighborhood. headquarters in Branford. From left are Joseph Fisher, executive vice president. For your sake, let’s hope you you live, a local, county or state Manchester CT. 06040. fice. Accurate typing o u rw yt for eempoftfoo oM botom tho MANCHESTER. Great didn’t pay good money for the one consumer affairs department columnist, welcomes written ques­ and honest people Company benefits ping center. Pleasant counirf. Coll tor detolls. family home. Large only. Call649-6263,4;30- INSURANCE Office. skills and phone ans­ available. Please coll $121,900. Century-21 you hold. Three letters such as might come to your aid. Or, you tions, but he can provide answers Clerical Including typ­ wering. Experience re­ working conditions NO 8ELLINOI seven room 1'/3 both only through the column. Write to 6:30, Monday-Frldoy, for an appointment. Epstein Realty. 647- Colonial. Formal liv­ yours have reached this comer might have to bring legal action — 4-5pm Saturdov and ing and telephone re­ quired. Full benefits. 8 : 30o m-1 2 : 30pm . and benefits. Days Call Mr. Resnick 8895.0 Doyle In care of the Manchester On busline and ample ing room and dining recently, arousing the suspicion perhaps in small claims court. Sunday. quired. Jewell- Eng­ Prague Shoe Com­ only. Apply in person. (203) 289-1156 MANCHESTER. Charm­ Branford firm is taking off Herald. P.O. Box 591, Manchester land Insurance. parking. Call 289-1571. rooms tor entertain­ that those phony banknotes are pany, Administrotive ing, cozy, convenient. 3 ing, 2 fireplaces and all being actively peddled. QUESTION: I plan to become 06040. 646-4662.______Office. 282-9074. Liggett Parkade bedroom, 2'/3 baths. PART Time telphone op­ new kitchen. Set on HELP! We need an active MECHANIC. General re­ ONE OF THE good hubits Home In very quiet beautifully landscaped erator. Savings Bank Individual to come pair. Experience. Pharmacy neighborhood. Flre- of Manchester. 12 noon thrifty people have deve­ lot In the Highland with its supercomputer idea work with our small Savings Bank Some tools required. Parkade Shopping ploced living room, Park School area. to 4:30 dolly, 12 noon to company. Telephone Center loped Is dolly reading of screened porch and 7pm on Thursdays. $7.50 hour storting. Coll the ads In classified. $232,900. Sentry Real year. It is assembling computers faster than anything else in its price orders, light order of Manchester Roggl'S Auto 646-3444 Apply to Ann or much more. $169,900. Estate. 643-4060.D By Susan Okula Apply: 923 Main Street, package and basic cus­ That's where they find 643-9258.______The Associated Press geared toward scientific and engi­ range,” which starts at about Manchester, CT 06040. osk for Joy.______Mr. Dworkin value bqvs. > MANCHESTER. Cheney tomers duties. We are SUDDENLY available neering markets in an Industrial $299..600. Fisher claims. EOF. young and growing and HAIRDRESSERS. Full Historic Colonial park in Branford, close to its Company advertisements say TELLERS ond port time with tor Immediate occu­ Home. 4 bedrooms, BRANFORD - An idea hatched will train. Full time SALES pancy. Perfect tor Val­ corporate headquarters in a con­ their computers can perform up to preferred, part time Experienced, or will following. Telephone RECEPTIONIST- needed ROUTE SALES modern kltchenond IV3 in a graduate school is developing 646-4122.______entine's gift! This baths. Lower level re­ Into a new type of supercomputer verted business garage. 215 million operations per second. SECRETARY- considered. Apply at: train. Good wages, for growing orthopedic Tired of earning for Receptlonlst. Part- WAITRESS. Full time Ranch has a large 1st creation room and and a potentially lucrative business "Although there are lots of people Officials at two of Multiflow’s Connecticut Cane & good benefits. Apply: practice, if you ore someone else? Want to floor family room, in the mini-supercomputer busi­ industrial test sites gave good time for office In Reed Company, 134 'dovs/nlghts. Apply An­ detoM-orlented, enjoy laundry. New 10X34 for three former academics and a Manchester. Fridays tonio's Restaurant, 956 be your own boss? Our beautiful new kitchen, ressure treated deck. ness. Multiflow, for a young com­ reviews. Pine Street, a tost pace and desire a successful dealers are dining room, tlre- veteran businessman. 3p.m. to 7 p.m., Satur­ Manchester.______Main Street, professional atmos­ $134,900. D.W .FIsh The company, Multiflow Compu­ pany, has made quite an impres­ “The bottom line is that we like Independent business ploced living room, Realty. 643-1591 or 871- days 10 a.m. to 6p.m., WOODSIDING, remodel- 923 Main Street Manchester. phere this Is the posi­ ter Inc., Is winning praise and sion.” said Richard Hill, editor of the device very much.” said Joseph Sundays 11a.m. to tion for you. Excellent people earning an modern both plus a 1400.O______the Spang Robinson Report on Piteo. manager of engineering 6p.m. Typing neces­ Ing, custom trim. Ex­ Manchester, CT 06040 average of *35,000 gorgeous treed lot with orders from industry, and perienced or will train. starting salary and privacy 1 See this fine multimillion-dollar backing from Supercomputers and Parallel Pro­ automation at Sikorsky Aircraft, sary. Applications be­ 646-1700 HOUSEKEEPER practice paid benefits. annually. Some net EAST Hartford. cessing of Austin. Texas. the Stratford-based helicopter ma­ ing accepted Mondav- 646-0153 Roaer. more than *70,000. Manchester home. 4 bedroom Colon­ top venture capitalists. EOE Send resume to; Sports $147,900. Blanchard & Multiflow, together with Alliant nufacturer. Sikorsky is presently Frldav 9a.m. to 11a.m. Excellent part time Medicine and Ortho­ WE OFFER: ial for the growing Only 3 years old. Multiflow has Call 528-1300 for on Rossetto, ”We Guaran­ appeared on lists compiled by both Computer Systems Corp. of Acton. using the computer to solve prob­ G e t th e MEDICAL SECRETARY job In Housekeeping pedics of Monchester. a Ettabllahed account* tee Our Houses” 646- family. Slate foyer, Mass., and Convex Computer Corp. lems of vibration in thedynamics of appointment. TRANSCRIPTIONIST DRAFTSMAN-Designer. department, has just 155 Main St., Manches­ • Free training fireplaced living room the publications Datamation and Challenging position in ter or coll 645-8387 be­ 2482.0 with boy window, for­ of Richardson. Texas, are the most helicopter rotors, he said. become available. a Immediate cash flow Electronic Business of computer- needed full time for residentlol home de­ tween lOo.m.- 6p.m. a Lsatad vehicles A Cascade of light. mal dining, eat-ln kit­ talked-about in the class, Hill said. The extensive rewriting of exist­ COMPANION(s) needed Stream s from the related companies that could have to care for elderly growing orthopaedic sign with soles and For your personal a Group medical/llfe chen, 2 car garage. big futures. Fisher got the idea that led to ing programs, often required for management poten­ vaulted ceilings and Large corner lot with Multiflow as a graduate student at other supercomputers, is not neces­ woman In her home In practice. Excellent interview, please a 8 day work weak expansive window de­ "We certainly visualize our­ Manchester. All shifts, tial. Competitive so- a No franchise fee 00k trees. $155,900. New York University, when he sary on the Multiflow machine. starting salary and lory, benefits and bo­ contact sign of this 2900 sauore D.W.FIsh Realty. 643- selves to be a real major factor in light housekeeping, paid medical benefits. a No royalty paymenta foot Contemporary. the computer industry, ” said Multi- came up with a software technique Piteo said. meals, etc. Call Laura nus. Coll 295-8211 tor Mrs. Kuene at THIS------i m OR OR R10 M0RE7 “ a Full busineti support 1591 or 871-1400.O that since has been trademarked as Grumman Data Systems of Flexible hours availa­ contidentlol Interview. Exquisite European how President and Chairman Do­ le a d o u t. at 646-3500 9:30am- Age not Importantnportai — Small Investment re­ designed kitchen with MANCHESTER. Gra­ Crestfleld nald E. Eckdahl. “Buthow big we’ll Trace Scheduling. Woodbury. N.Y. has decided to 4;30pm. ble. Send resume to; OFFICE. Full time per­ l l l - cious Raised Ranch keep its machine after the test son to work with go­ quired. (Secured by breakfast room, be Is related to how ha rd we work. A Sensing almost immediately that Sports Medicine & CDnvalescent Today't executives were sunken family room with newly redeco­ the idea could have an impact on period, said Tom Vollaro. assistant vernment contracts. hired In their 20*. 3V», accounts receivable rated fireplaced living lot of things have to go right” Orthopaedic of Customer contact, typ­ 40’s, S(7t and Inventory.) For de­ with massive tleld- room, dining room and Things started going right for building very fast computers, director of computer technology. Home stone fireplace, master On a cartographic application Manchester ing and organizational tails and confidential oppllonced country Multiflow when founder Joseph A. Fisher continued work on it as a skills 0 must. Will 565 Vernon St. ARE YOU? interview, call Sheryl bedroom suite with Its sized kitchen. 3 bed­ faculty member at Yale. In the tested for speed both on a Multiflow 155 Main St. • Ags 21 or over? own private skylighted Fisher, a former associate profes­ Delivery Persons train. Good pay, benef­ Manchester • Aggrtttivo? Bell at 1-800-336-5858 rooms and a 14X16 sor of computer science at Yale summer of 1983. Fisher said his and a Digital Equipment Corp. Vax Manchester, CT 06040 its and conditions. Lo­ lacuzzi tub, thermo­ Florida room. Family 780, the Multiflow ’’blows the Vax 643-5151 • Ambltlout or send resume, in­ pane windows, 3 cor University, convinced Eckdahl to team was able to measure realisti­ Csshler 645-8387 cated In Ellington. Coll • In Good Hsaitti? cluding your phone room has full brick cally what they were developing. away,” Vollaro said. Wanted at once for Joe 871-1888.______Mon.-Frl. 8-4 PM • High School QradutM or garage and a 3/4 acre walled fireplace, slate join his fledgling company. In the company’s first quarter of BoUtr? number, to; J.T.’a Ge­ lot with sweeping views Eckdahl. a former vice president ”We were quite convinced that modern pharmacy ACCOUNTANT. Staff Ac­ SECRETARY. Full time. neral Store, S11 Lake of the country club entry, full bath and 2'/3 we could do what Multiflow has now • customer shipments, ending in with professional countant needed in Manchester mochine MEDICAL SECRETARY If you quality, you will baths, 2 cor garage. for NCR Corp., has more than 40 Assistant to work tor be guaranteed: Zurich Rd., Barring­ fairways. $399,900. $226,900. D.W .FIsh done using this technology,” he September. 1987, five systems were atmosphere. Pleasant growing business. De­ shop needs a dependa­ ton, IL 6(X)10, Attn; Blanchard ft Rossetto, years of computer industry expe­ gree and 1-3 years ex­ Internist In Manches­ • Immodlato high Inoomo Realty. 643-1591 or 871- rience. A month after Eckdahl said. delivered, said Robert Smith, vice working conditions. ble person to perform ter. Port time or full • 3 WMkt oxponto paid Sheryl Bell. ”We Guarantee Our The software enables the compu­ president of sales and marketing. perience preferred. office work. Apply at; training In Boston Houses” 646-2482.D 1400.D signed with the company in Janu­ Flexible hours. Ideal Responsibilities In­ time. Coll 646-7810. • Quarantaod Incoma to ter to figure out the most likely path Customers included Motorola, Inc. for school or senior The Paragon Company BRAND new listing!I! ary 1985, Multiflow received its first and the Georgia Institute of clude Involvement In Inc., 121 Adorns Street, FULL Time. Immediate start SOUTHERN New Fng- round of financing for $7 million. a program will take when executed, citizen individuals. cosh bookkeeping, Monchester. 647-9935. opening soles/otflce • UnllmHad advancamant Long-time owners lond closslfleld ads but it also considers the unlikely Technology. opportunMIaa hove refurbished this Two subsequent rounds have Apply at once to bonk reconclllotlon TRANSMISSION FT- position. We will train. ACT TODAY reach nearly 800,000 paths. The company has not announced manager or Ann. and collection. Com­ $5 per hour Includes 2 to onaura tomorrowt sensational antique homes In Connecticut brought the total financing to $36 sales numbers for the quarter bullder. Immediate op­ Colonial to perfection. million. Investors include Aetna "The heart of our technology is pany benefits availa­ ening,. Coll Jim. nights and Saturday. Call for appointment and 8ITUATIDN and Rhode Island. The that when you go the unexpected ending in December 1987, and is not Liggett Psrksde ble. Please coll for Coll 643-2171.______paraonal Intsrvisw. 6 plus rooms, 3 bed­ price for a basic 25 Life ft Casualty. General Electric 633-5288, evenings 228- WANTED rooms, l'/3 baths. Im­ word ad Is only $55 and Venture Capital Corp., and Paine way. you can recover..... How you releasing sales information in Phsrmscy appointment, Mondoy- 0787.______MAINTENANCE Man. Tom Crocicchia I provements Include do that and still go very, very fast dollar figures. Frldov, 6;30am- Full time tor restau- Monday S Tuaadiy will appear In 43 news­ Webber Ventures, Manchester Parkade X-RAY Technician. Full- NURSE Aide looking tor newer roof, plumbing, papers. For more In­ took us nine years (to figure out), Multiflow is concentrating on the Figure out how much j >u could borrow Manchester, CT 12;30pm. Prague Shoe ront complex. Most be work on 9-3pm or 3- heating, windows, up­ Two other Yale colleagues of Company, Admlnlstro- tlme, part-time, flexi­ able to do minor re­ 528-0703 formation call Classi­ Fisher also co-founded the com­ but is very effective,” Fisher said. scientific and engineering markets ble hours. Immediate 11pm shift. Telephone dated kitchen, both. because. Smith said, that’s where it tlve Office. 282-9074. pairs, cleaning and set 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM 742-9044. fied, 643-2711 and ask pany; John J. O’Donnell. Multiflow Multiflow computers can execute with an SBM home equity loan. opening. Family prac­ Ah Bquii OpDOrtuDN)f fcwpIoyBf Registered with the tor detolls.n up to 28 operations at a time using can make its biggest initial impact. tice. Send resume to: up work. Full benefits. Manchester Historical vice president of engineering and DIRECT Core staff tor 3 Must have own tools. Society, Bowers an individual instruction word of up But Fisher. 41, said the computer’s DIETARY Aides- South M.R. persons. Full or P.O. Box 9547 Bolton, Wages commensurate formerly director of operations and technology is broad enough to CT. 06043.______HOMES School District. A real development at Yale’s computer to 1.024 bits long. Most mainframe us in just a few days. When Windsor Nursing Cen­ port time, shifts In with experience. EOE. NURSE Aides- Certified. encompass uses other than scien­ What would you do with a size­ Hebron, Morlobo- FOR SALE gem I $165,000. Jackson science department, and John C. computers process one operation your loan is approved, we’ll give Do this simple calculation. ter has part-time posi­ BABYSITTER to core for’ 646-2260. 9am-5pm Mr. Bedmokers. Positions & Jackson Real Estate. tific ones. able amount of cash? Use it tion available on 6:30 rough. Send resume to; 7 yeor old In my home I Ruttenberg. vice president of com­ per instruction, which ranges from you the total amount in a lump Hickey. available In newly ren­ 647-8400.g______16 bits to 64 bits long. ’’The intent from which we for college tuition? That home The approxi­ a.m. to 2:30 p.m. shift C.C.S.S.I., P.O. Box otter school. Must hove ovated nursing facility All real estate advertised In |(»ND0MINIUM8 piler research and a former Yale renovation you want and need? sum -no complicated check­ mate viue of and 4p.m. to 7:30 shift. 702, 112 Main Street, own transportation. COOK Part time wee- the Manchester Harold Is SUDDENLY back on the doctoral student. Using commonly available hard­ started this company was to grow a kends. Flll-ln shift. 5am on the 7-3 shift tor market! 11 Owners |F0R SALE ware and the Multiflow software, large general-purpose computer.” Whatever deserving purpose books or revolving charges. It your home Experience beneficial Putnam, CT 06260. Coll 647-8557 otter 7om. Individuals who core subject to the Fair Houtlno Multiflow’s employment force but we will train. Call to 1pm or 11;30om to Act of 1968, which mokes It need Immediate sole! he said. you need money for, a home really couldn’t be easier. (what it tor the elderly. Excel­ Illegal to advertise any pref­ MANCHESTER. Newllst- has grown from SO to 150 in the past the company’s computer is "way or apply In person. 7;30pm os needed. With lent benefit package. Cozy and spacious 6 9 equity loan from the Savings would sell for possible full time erence, limitation ordltcrlm- room older Colonial. 3 Ingl Lovely Town- Some quick facts about an now): South Windsor Nursing Call or apply In person Inotlon bated on race, color, Bank of Manchester might be $ .....— Center,1060 Main St. summer work. Expe­ bedrooms, 2 full baths, house In convenient SBM home equity loan: to South Windsor Nurs­ religion, sex or notional location near shop- the easiest, most economical X 80%(mul- South Windsor. 289- Full Time... rience In quantity ing Center, 1060 Main origin, or on Intention to fireplace, remodeled NRC suggests anti-terror rules and fuss-free way to get it. • Very competitive variable cooking and dietary St. South Windsor. 289- moke any such preference, kitchen with a butler’s plng, schools, tiply by .80) = $ ______7771. EOE.______background helpful but pantry, 2 enclosed churches. End unit. If you haven’t done the sim­ interest rate. Call 649-%% for HOME Help Aide- Duties 7771. EOE.______limitation or discrimination. today’s rate Minus your good opportunity for The Herald will not know­ porches, garage. A Low monthly tee. 1 '/ j ple c^culation (see box) to Include: health core, mature person who Is SUBSTITUTE Teachers ingly accent any advertise­ great house tor the baths. Nice size bed­ determine the size of the home • No limit on how low interest present meal preparation and and Aides needed for ment which Is In ylolatlon of rooms. Carpet, sliders to protect plants using uranium mortgage(s) willing to be trained In price! $124,900. Jack- I equity loan you could qualify rate can drop. Rate reviewed light housekeeping for a new field. Good start­ developmentolly dis­ the low. son & Jackson Real to patio In back. and adjusted yearly, if need be balance - $ ------elderly couple. Call ing pay and pro-rated abled students at Rock­ IMMACULATE! U ft R Estote. 647-8400.O Washer and dryer WASHINGTON (AP) - Federal gies Inc. in La Jolla, Calif. truck crashing through. The vehi­ for at SBM, do your flaring 643-8065. ______ville High and Center The four companies are of special cle barriers could vary from now. Surprising, isn’t it, how • Points: 1% of the loan amount, This is your benefits, vacation, etc. constructed newer BRAND new llstlnglll hook-ups In basement. regulators, concerned about a PART time driver. Must Free meols. Contact Road School. Please Contemporary Colon­ Must see to appre­ terrorist strike, have proposed concern because they are the only placing boulders or digging deep much money you’ve got stored payable at closing maximum call Karen 872-8193. Executive 7 room • Loan amount; Up to 80% have own vehicle. Food Service Supervi­ ial In area of new Raised Ranch on Fern ciate! Coll for an ap­ mandating crash-proof fences and NRC-licensed facilities in the coun­ ditches in front of the fences to in your home? Used wisely, a SB.M home Monday-Frldav, doys. sor, Crestfleld Conva- C.R.E.C. Is an E.O.E. homes. Wood and pointment! Realty installing concrete-filled steel of bank’s appraisal value of equity loan Street In Manchester. other heightened security mea­ try that contain highly enriched home equity loan can help you Telephone 742-5355. lesent Home, 643-5151. M-F. olumlnum sided, 3 bed­ Spacious rooms, 3 bed­ World, Benoit sures at four U.S. companies that uranium fuel. That type of ura­ pipes. Kasun said. accomplish ktme of the things home, less any outstanding amount = $ — ....- - rooms, V/7 baths, 2 rooms, 2liovCT. Sooih Wuulvkr. B«si Wimlior. AshItKd. Street, Manchester. MANCHESTER. CT 06040 273 Adams Street Many extras. Bv floors, bay windows. UNC Naval Products in Montville, covers a wide range of security tactical response team — similar to MAnsTicid. lUUnd andGUst»nbiir> Swiss Coasorvatlve a police SWAT unit — .that would 1cU’pb*>ne646-l700. Manchester, CT owner. No agents Much more. A must Oroup at Stl-4S4-1$36 or Conn., a division of United Nuclear aspects. Member FDIC. Equal Huuuni LcrkkrCu caii643>2168 646-3520 please. $185,900. 643- see. $159,900. Dan 646- at iTi iiMi Corp.; Babcock ft Wilcox in Lynch­ One provision would require the undergo 12 controlled exercises a for Interview. 7113. 9092. burg. Va.; Nuclear Fuel Services in companies to fortify their perime­ year. Including a full-scale drill Enrln, Tinn,; and OA Technolo­ ter barricades to protect against a witnessed bv NRC Inspectors.