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. 20 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Mon., Feb. 21, 1983

r BUSINESS Parker Brothers State takeover: Special section: loses Its m onopoly is threat real? the arts at MCCi Reporting different kinds of income to IRS . . . page 10 . . . page 3 Inside today

(This is the 10th part of a IZ-part series on 1982 and SINCE TOTAL tips equal to 8 percent of gross in a similar manner in a home, or other than in a 1983 taxes) receipts appears to be a reasonably low figure for permanent retail store, the manufacturer, distributor many parts of the country, there may be few or merchant will have to report what the individual AAonchester, Conn. In addition to the new withholding on dividends and Y o u r compiaints about this. If employees report a suin of purchased during the' year. ’The IRS-will then have a Cloudy tonight; interest that generally will take effect after June 3C. less than 8 percent of the gross receipts of the starting point tp check on whether the salesperson has chance of snow Tuesday, Feb. 22, 1983 1983, the new tax law continues and expands the M o n ey 's restaurant, the owner will have to allocate the reported the proper amounts of profit. reporting of interest paid to taxpayers. Unlike the difference among employees on the basis of some For the increasing numbers of you who receive — See page 2 Single copy: 25d withholding requirements that become effective July W o rth reasonable agreement with them — or without such periodic payments from your employer’s pension 1, the reporting requirements already became an agreement, in accordance with Treasury regula­ plan, from an IR A or your own self-employed Keogh Hrralh Sylvia Porter effective Jan. 1, 1983. tions for allocating the sums. How it wiil all work out plan, yOu can have taxes w.ithheld or not, as in the It will be much, much tougher for any individual to in practice remains to be seen. past. But the ’82 law made this simple choice more escape reporting income to the Internal Revenue Individuals who sell vacuum cleaners, cosmetics, complicated. Service — and thus escape paying taxes on the cookware, household supplies and the like on a Formerly if you said nothing, there was no income. door-to-door basis or via prearranged parties or withholding'. But the ’82 law says that the payer wUl One group of individuals who can be caught in this in '83 includes waiters and waitresses who work in informal groups have generally acted as independent have to withhold on payments over a certain amount. new reporting net are those millions of investors who restaurants with more than 10 employees and wliere business persons buying their products from a To avoid withholding, you must inform the payer you own bearer bonds issued by the U.S. Treasury or tipping is necessary. manufacturer, distributor or other merchant and elect not to have withholding. corporations. As emphasized in the previous column, To overcome the general under-reporting of P&WA: More reselling to the consumed. since the detached coupons can be cashed or deposited hard-to-trace tip income, the new law says that if the THE IRS has granted liberal extensions to payers to by anyone who holds them, the IRS has previously total tips reported by a restaurant's employees NO INFORMATION reporting has been required on delay for three months and longer after Jan. 1,1983 to 2 made no effort to have coupon interest reported to it or amount to less than 8 percent of the restaurant’s gross these transactions, other than the individual report­ get the process of withholding into operation. If you 2 to check on whether such interest was included.in receipts, the restaurant must file an information ing the income on his or her return. But starting in haven’t heard from your payer arid haven’t had any Jncome. But starting this past Jan. 1, any bank, etc., return with the IRS. 1983, this anonymity will be lost. withholdings, don’t assume you will have nothing to 'that cashes or accepts for deposit bearer bonds and This return must allocate among all tipped Say you’re a manufacturer, distributor or other do. thus pays the interest must report the interest to the employees an amount equal to the difference between Watch for a letter or other notice telling you about layoffs, if... merchant who sells consumer products totaling $5,000 IRS. the 8 percent of gross receipts and the lesser total that or more a year to a buyer on a buy-sell basis. the election. If you don’t want withholding, inform the Another group who may have to show more income employees reported as tip income. If the buyer than resells the product door-to-door or payer to that effect. By Raymond T. DeAAeo work to independent job shops. The Herald Reporter company has so far refused to release data that confirm or deny this claim, 2 Pratt & Whitney Aircraft will lay off although it has promised several of the Oil price Public Records up to 4,000 workers if it doesn’t win an state’s representatives to the U.S.Con- exclusive five-year contract to manu­ gress that it will do so. facture engines tor U.S. Air Force jet P&WA spokesman James J. Deva- . fighters, the company announced ney today refused comment beyond decline Warranty deeds Hattie Charkovic to Harris A. today. reading the prepared company John C. Rivosa to Richard S. Orcutt and Theresa L. Orcutt, The announcement followed an Air statement. Devins and Gall M. Devins, property at 94,96 and 100 North St.' Force announcement that it would not The statement called P&W’s offer to property on Clinton Street, $66,900. Theodore A. Duguay to Deborah accept PiiW A’s offer of a billion-dollar sell 2,285 F-100 engines to the Air Force delayed Christopher M. Adams and Ken­ Duguay property at 94 Delmont St. discount on an order of 2,285 of its F-lOO at a $1 billion discount over five years dra D. Adams to Daniel L. Walter M. Luka to Thomas Luka,, engines, and instead would go ahead “ the best the U.S. Air Force will receive Clavardini and Sheryl A. Ciavar- drainage easement off Bush Hill with a plan to put up for bid in March a from anyone.” dini, property at 13 Farmington Road. five-year contract to supply the engines The P&WA engines cost nearly $^ BOSTON (U PI) — A 17-centdrop St., $65,000. Richard A. Ringwalt to Richard for its F-15 and F-16 fighters. million each. in the wholesale price of home Barney T. Peterman Sr. and A. Ringwalt and Maria E. Ring­ This would open the competition to heating oil may not find its way Barney T. Peterman Jr. to Matvey walt, Unit 6—H at East Meadow P iiW A ’s chief competitor. General DURING JIMMY Carter’s presiden­ into consumer pocketbooks this Viazmensky and Helen Viaz- Condominiums. Electric Co., whose F-110 engine is tial administration, P&WA won con­ season as distributors deliver fuel mensky, property at 63—7 Summit Patricia M. Rossi to Christopher more powerful than the F-100. tracts to supply the Air Force with purchased several months ago at St., $46,900. Paul Rossi and Patricia M. Rossi, The Air Force is expected to award a nearly 3,500 F-lOO’s, most of which have higher prices. Vernon D. Greene to Christopher property at 18—20 Woodbridge St. contract or contracts in December, Air already been delivered, according to Oil dealers said large refiners M. Adams and Kendra D. Adams, Theodore A. Dugua'y to Deborah Force spokesman Lt. George Jameson Kiefer. The $l-billion discount offer are still delivering oil ordered property at 246 Henry St.. $79,000. Duguay, property at '94 Delmont - said today. was intended to secure for P&WA all weeks or months ago before the Edward J. Hanlon and Lois L. St. It is looking for engines to power F-15 the remaining engine work on the two wholesale prices, spurred by lower Hanlon to Daniel M. Madden, Executrix’s deed and F-16 jets to be built between 1984 Air Force fighters. OPEC prices, began to tumble. property at 76 Barry Road, $33,000. Estate of Michael Zacherek to Herald photo bv Toroulnlo and 1988 and delivered to the Air Force "They want the whole ball of wax,” And retailers have passed Bernard G. Martin to the State of John C. Rivosa, property on starting in 1986, Jameson said. said Kiefer. “ But if they were to retrain through only about five cents of the Connecticut, property on Buckland Hilliard Street, $25,200. Casualties of a pothole Sgt.Robert L. Matthews, another Air workers replaced by new technology, reductions as they try to boost Street, $1. Judgment Hen Force spokesman, said the Air Force is and bring back work transferred out of profits trimmed by the unsually Dennis C. Platt and Sharon E. Lou Dramin LTD against Frank hubcaps are bei ng lost there that the employees of considering dividing the work between state back to Connecticut, there would mild winter. Platt to Kathleen O. Fettig, prop­ Wood, property at 150 Lakewood Recognize your missing hubcap here? It could be P8tWA and General Electric. be enough work for its workforce and "A lot of dealers are trying to erty on Nye Street. $59,000. among these. If you’ve driven along Adam s Street, the Buckland Manufacturing Co., 131 Adams St., F Circle, $1,010 P8cWA addressed this possibility General Electric’s workforce in hold the margin because they have Jeanette J. Hainsey to Irving D. Genoa Industries Corp. againkt near the Hockanum River bridge, lately. So many set up this display, to warn passing motorists. directly in a prepared statement Massachusetts." taken such a kick in the pants,” Barret, property at 190 School St.. Renato Bonnette doing business as released by a company spokesman this The Air Force competition scheduled said Richard B. Sliska, general $68,900. R & S Vacuum, property at 72—74 morning. “ If the Air Force now splits to start in March would pit the Pratt manager of Atlas Fuel Co. in Anna E. Carlson to Viola T. Durant St.,$442.16. its 'F-15 and F-16 figheter engine engine against a more powerful compe- Boston “ Dealers have been reluc­ Kress, trustee, property at 224— Sewer Hen Top court clears the way business with a competitor, we will tor. P&WA had\asked for a two-year tant to follow along as fast as they 226 W. Center St. Town of Manchester against have to cut our work force by as many delay of the competition so it could could because they are hurting.” Frances Steiner Wade, Jane Joseph L. Swensson Jr., property as 4,000 persons," the statement said. develop a stron^r engine to match up Wholesale prices in the greater Giolini and Stephen A. Steiner to at 124 Wellman Road, $43.90. Pratt & Whitney said the decision with G.E.’s offering. Boston area have dipped from near Carl Saraceni and Joyce B. Sa- W ater Hen could mean more layoffs. The company An Air Force spokesman said today E $1.06 a gallon in November to an Herald photo by Pinto raceni,- property at 72 Fleming Town of Manchester against idled 2,300 employees earlier this that durability and ease of mainte­ average of 88 cents this month, Road, $61,000. Joseph L. Swensson Jr. property at month, half through early retirements nance are at least as important as according to figures compiled by Welfare rebates coming Washed Up G.P.M. Builders Inc. to Ronald 124 Wellman Raod, $92.58. and half through layoffs. thrust power in determining which Platt's Oilgram Price Report of F. Hebert and Carole A. Hebert, Lis pendens "Obviously, we are very concerned,” engine will be chosen. But Robert New York. Wholesale prices This Adams Street car wash, visible taken apart and moved out to make property on Stillfield Road, $85,000 Kathleen R. Nixon against WASHINGTON (U PI) — The Supreme long — more than a year — to submit their payment. But the states argued another spokesman James Lynch said Monday. Stangerone, a spokesman for P&WA’s dipped to 86 cents a gallon on (based on conveyance ta x ). James W. Nixon, property at requests for reimbursement. provision enacted by Congress gave them a But he said there could be an upturn in Florida-based government products Friday. from the Intersection with West AAid- wav for a new, open air wash at the Court today cleared the way for Connecti­ Mae Wichman to Oakland 66-68-70 Laurel Street. cut and nine other states to be reimbursed ‘The states seeking reimbursements are one-time extension until May 15,1981, to file business before the end of the year division, today doubted that claim. But during the same months, die Turnpike, Is being knocked down, same location. Heights Limited Partnership, Release I Is pendens by the federal government for a total of $382 California, Connecticut, Illinois, Maryland, all their old claims. which would prevent the company "The Air Force has been saying that average retail prices in the area property on Oakland Street, Heritage Savings and Loan Michigan, New Jersey, New York, Okla­ On appeal to the Supreme Court, the from reducing its work force of 27,500. thrust (power) is not an issue. We’re fell from more than $1.24 a gallon million In back welfare expenses. $375,000. Association releasing Stanley E. Without commenting on the bureaucratic homa, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin. federal government argued Congress has saying that it is," he said. to just under $1.20 The current Gary N. Moore to Joseph 0. Ogrodnik and Kathleen M. Ogrod- squabble, the justices rejected the federal The U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in made it clear it did not intend for the LOU K IE FE R , spokesman for the Second District U.S.Congressman range runs from $1.13 to $1.23 a Lavigne and Phyllis Lavigne, nik, property at 11 Bates Road. government’s appeal of a ruling that the Washington ruled against the federal outdated welfare claims to be paid. machinists’ union representing about Sam Gejdenson, D-2nd District, one of gallon. Can real estate developer property at 143—145 School St.. government last July, saying the states can 16,000 hourly workers at P&WA, several Congressional delegates who Town of Manchester releasing states are owed the refunds even though That compares to a $1.15 to $1 29 $90,000. Kenneth Burkamp, property at they submitted their vouchers late. collect the money if there is enough left over So for the appellate court to order charged today that company’s job loss met separately with P&WA company range in November. Lorraine D. Warren to Louis '47-49 Purnell Place. in the treasury from HHS’ unspent fiscal payments out of the treasury violates estimate is "a sham to put in place a and union officials earlier this month, Platt figures indicate Greater Rusciano and Catherine Ann Cava- iRelease federal Hen The dispute is over the states’ individual 1981 funds. Congress’ exclusive constitutional right to future excuse for more layoffs.” today said “ many members of Con­ Boston consumers paid 19 cents a be savior of country clubs? lieri, property at 15 Lynch Drive, Internal Revenue Service re­ requests for reimbursement of welfare bills The states were never under a time limit appropriate money, they claim. Kiefer added that the layoffs "could gress will want to know why the Air gallon over the wholesale price of $71,900. leasing Nelson P. and Donna run up before Oct. 1,1978. for filing their claims until 1981, when HHS However, lawyers for the states disagree be avoided if the company were to Force is turning down $1 billion in oil in November, but the gap has Heritage Place Associates Inc. Langdo, property at 64 Summer St. ' Although the federal government rou­ refused to pay the $382 million in claims that Congress clearly has outlawed the bring back to (its plants) work sold out savings" by refusing the P&WA increased to 31 cents per gallon in Bv LeRov Pope Chester County. Named, of course, " I would expect though,” he to Harvey Pastel and Om P. Saini, Release tax lien tinely picks up part of a state’s costs for because they were filed more than a year reimbursements. It claims lawmakers just to vendors across the nation and discount offer. February. United Press International for the famous St. Andrews course said, "that in a project for an older unit at 105 Heritage Place Condom-' State of Connecticut releasing programs such as child welfare and old age after the 10 states had spent the money. this past session agreed if they lost the court overseas.” ’ ’I plan to work with my colleagues in "They try to sell it as long as they in Scotland, this is the oldest golf course like St. Andrews the propor­ iniums, $106,000 (based on convey­ William J. Carter, property at 391 assistance, the Health and Human Services HHS maintained Congress’ new rules case to make back payments to the states The union claims that the company urging the Air Force to reconsider its can for as much as they can,” said NEW YORK (U PI) - The real club in the United States. Fortu­ tion of real golf addicts among the ance ta x ). Center St., $2,340.57 Department insists these states waited too required a one^year cutoff date for over a three-year period. subcontracts 80 percent of its engine decison," he said. Michael D. Smolinski, senior estate developer, nemesis of sub­ nately, 25 acres of adjoining land homebuyers will be somewhat Ronald D. Hurt and Suzanne Releases of attachment energy economist at Data Resour­ urban country clubs for the past was available and on this will be higher. Southworth to R aym ond J. Joseph A. Lorenzo releasing ces Inc. of Lexington. "But even decade, may turn out to be their piit up 209 of the most expensive Murphy and Barbara W. Murphy, Sandra F. Cannone, property on doing that, I doubt they are making savior, says Charles Perry, vice- condominium townhouses in the property on North Elm Street, Valley View Road. the money they hoped fpr.” chairman of Golden Bear-Nicklaus fashionable county. Now you know $71,000. Gerber Systems Technology re­ Smolinski said small retailers Companies. Three holes of the present course Carolyn G. Steele to Thomas M. leasing Ormond Runnels, property Man nabbed are-in the best situation because Earth’s axis is tilted at a Oil price war could shatter OPEG Perry's firm is controlled by golf will be relocated and all the greens Davis and Margaret B. Davis, at 97 Blue Ridge Drive. they had less supply on hand and 23-degree angle. star Jack Nicklaus, who since and the irrigation system will be property at 82 Turnbull Road, Release sewer Hen are buying more oil at the lower going into business in 1970 with two improved. The handsome club­ $68,500. By Rawhl A. Abeldoh Nigeria almost immediately broke prices. Town of Manchester releasing workers, has built an organization house will be rebuilt. Samuel L. Schrager to Mark C. Anna Seifert, property at 131 United Press International ranks with OPEC, slashing the price of after escape "The little guy is making out of 1,000 and constructed a score of "W e will save this famous club Automation hits Lavitt', property at 294—C Hillview Deepwood Drive. its crude by $5.50 a barrel on Saturday. very nicely right now, " he said. golf courses, many in association and give the area a new commun­ Four Persian Gulf oil producers met As the oil ministers of Saudi Arabia, blue-collars hard Condominiums on Green Road, Release w ater Hen NORTHAMPTON, Mass. (U P I) - Police today with real estate developers. ity and improve its tax base at the today in a crucial emergency session in Kuwait, Qatar and the United Arab $50,000. Town of Manchester releasing arrested a man who fled from a Connecticut The Nicklaus companies also’ are same tim e," Perry said. NEW YORK (UPI) - Automa­ Saudi Arabia today amid the threat of a Emirates opened talks behind closed Dorothy E. Green to Jeanette J. Kenneth Burkamp, property at 813 prison where he was serving a 10-to 20-year in golf equipment and apparel and tion will hit blue-collar workers global price war that could shatter doors, the ministers of Venezuela and Since the first announcement of Hainsey, property at 627-^629 -817 Main St. sentence for first-degree manslaughter of a insurance and oil and gas. the St. Andrews venture. Perry harder than professionals, say OPEC and send shock waves through Indonesia said they would not make Millstone Center St., $80,000. Release ludgment Hen Stamford, Conn., man. Golf is a booming sport and said, he has had inquiries from psychologists Shoshana Zuboff and the International banking system. independent decisions on pricing. Raymond J. Murphy and Bar­ Beneficial Finance Co. releasing Corrections officials said James Strain, 40, of business, but the golf course more than 100 other suburban golf Daniel Goleman. As oil ministers from Qatar, the The state-run Saudi press agency bara W. Murphy to Susan Van Constantino Samiotis and Mary Bridgeport, Conn,. escaped from the Connecticut business has had a paradoxical clubs who would like to do much A survey article by Goleman in United Arab Emirates, Kuwait and said the oil ministers, led by Saudi Oil ready Hoewyk, property at 17 Bond St., Lou Samiotis, property at 49 Kane Correctional Institution at Enfield Monday night. record in recent years. In the 1960s, the same thing. the February issue of Psychology Saudi Arabia met in Riyadh, Mexico Minister Sheikh Ahmed Zaki Yamani, $72,000. Road. He was spotted on Main Street in Northampton several hundred new golf courses "W e will not go into any more Today .quotes Zuboff as saying, said it would be announcing new prices met without aides and added that Rose A. Csaszar to Charles at about 12:30 a.m. today, where police arrested were built in the United States but such ventures, though, until we "The center of gravity in the work for its oil Friday and the Soviet Union "other” OPEC ministers are expected Botticello, property at 22—24 Release sewer Hen him on a charge of being a fugitive from justice. to reopen most were in sunbelt retirement prove that the idea works at St. place has s h ifts from jobs that expressed alarm over the prospect of to attend the parley. Ridge St., $62,000. Town of Manchester releasing He faced arraignment today in Hampshire communities. Andrews,” he said. require bodily involvement to tumbling prices. The agency did not identity the other Ronald F. Hebert and Carole A. Anna Seifert, property at 131 District Court. Meanwhile, said Perry, a sub­ those that require cerebral "The price war has started inside OPEC ministers, but Industry sources WATERFORD lUPI) - The Sbeard to Teresa Dawlczyk, prop­ Deepwood Drive. Corrections officials said Strain was disco­ stantial number, perhaps half, of involvement.” OPEC,’ ’ the United Arab Emirates expected the oil ministers of Indonesia Millstone II nuclear power plant HE ESTIMATED there are erty at 57 Campfield Road, $M,000. Building permits vered missing from the jail shortly before 9 p.m. the more prestigious suburban Goleman says automation con­ newspaper A1 Wahda said. and Venezuela — two OPEC moderates was expected to return to partial between 200 and 400 suburban Ormond S. Runnels and Eleanor To Francis J. Flano Jr. fair Monday during a routine evening head count of country clubs and private links country and golf clubs that proba- fronts blue-bollar workers with an Before the meeting in Riyadh, both — to fly to Riyadh later today or early service early today after automati­ J. Runnels to Gerhard K. Eltel and alterations to a dwelling at 178 Oak prisoners. began losing members and re­ entirely new set of demands, while Qatar and the United Arab Emirates Wednesday to take part in the talks. cally shutting down because of an bjy could be rescued from financial Helene K. Eitel, property at 97 Grove St., $5,000. “ We don’t have the information as to how he it ’ s b u s i ness u s u a I for called for sharp oil price cuts to match The oil-rich states of the Gulf electrical malfunction. Northeast venue. Some became downright difficulties and declining member­ Blueridge Drive,$119,900. To Allan M. Jacques for a coM made the escape,” ' said Gary Jenkins, prison shabby. Real estate developers, professionals. reductions by Britain, Norway and Cooperation Council are scrambling to Utilities said. ship or helped to avoid such Quitclaim deeds stove at 225 Highland St.,$l,000. . spokesman. “ But we spotted a track of footsteps hungry for land on which to build Rob King, a' University of Nigeria. recoup their share of a glutted world oil The plant shut down at 4: OS a.m. troubles by going into well-planned Heritage Savings and Loan To J&G Associates for 14 u^ts of leading to the fence we can only assume he California computer scientist, "W e will take measures that will market shrunk by recession, better Saturday because of a loss of 400 apartments, condominiums and housing ventures with real estate Association to B a m w T. Peter­ condominiums at 174-176 Oakland walked to the fence'and climbed over it and made developers. compares reactions to computers protect the interests of our countries conservation efforts and a relatively Hertz power to the rod drive other luxury housing, started man Sr. and Barney 'r. Peterman St., $400,000. his escape.’’ . gobbling them up. to "a mass Rorschach test.” and preserve our markets,’ ’ United mild winter in the northern mechanism. Northeast spokesman Golden Bear-Nicklaus also is in Jr., property at 63—7 Summit St. 'To Fred Markowich for Seymour Jenkins said officials had no information on the Resistance often is the first reac­ Arab Emirates Oil Minister Mana hemisphere. Clifford Hill said Sunday the power “ This disturbed Jack Nicklaus," the business of building new golf Edgar H. Clarke to Evelyn P. B. Kaplan, trustee, for alteratiotM crime, but said he was sentenced on Jan. 22,1982. tion to such new technologies. He Saeed A1 Otaiba told the official Gulf officials said the six-nation Gulf plant would not return to full Perry said. “ He hated seeing the courses in many areas. It has even Clarke, property at 881—883 Main to a fast food restaurant at VU adds. Cooperation Council was angered by capacity until Tuesday. bulldozers rip up fine old golf designed golf clubs to be built by St. and 20 Purnell Place. Broad St., $5,000. Emirates news agency WAM before " I t ’s not like putting a key in the courses where he had played in cutting off mountain tops in Japan. leavl^ for Riyadh. "the'most crucial test of its 22 year concerned." said an energy adviser for Nigerian price cuts that ignored cartel ignition and getting it going.” he notable tournaments and to see Perry said it costs at least $40 m Qatari Oil Minister Sheikh Abdel Azls history.” a London bank. Mexico has a massive guidelines and had already agreed to said. " I t ’s more like a fully-loaded handsome clubhouses destroyed." million on top of the land cost to Bln Khalifa A1 ThanI said he believes "Indeed, the price war within OPEC $82 billion foreign debt and has had to reduce their prices by between $5.50 freight train. It takes a few miles to build a golf course In Japan. The ROBERT J. SMITH, Inc. “ it is necessary to decrease the current could cause damage to that organiza­ turn to the IM F for a financial bail-out. and $7 a barrel. get it going." SO, AF TE R careful study, he comparable cost for a new 36-hole oil price and in a remarkable degree.’’ tion which will be difficult to mend," The scramble to cut prices and The U.A.E. oil minister said OPEC’s Inside Today With the loss of electrical power and Perry and Fracorp, Inc., of course in the rural United States is rntweiitismie tiimc In Mexico City, authorities said the official Communist Party daily preserve rRarkets comes amid bitter present base price of $34 a barrel for CALDWELL (HU INC. 20 pages, 3 sections Entertainment..... to the control rod drive mecha­ Tulsa worked out a plan to save $4 million to $5 million. Mexico, the world’s fourth largest Pravda said in a commentary. divisions among the 13 OPEC member light 'Saudi crude no longer existed ...... 16 p ro ^ c e r and chief supplier to the In London, industry sources said nations who have failed to agree on because of the recent cuts by Nigeria, L o tte ry ...... 2 nism, the rod’s automatically many of these old golf clubs from Generally speaking, real estate A d vice ...... ,19 Obituaries..... inserted to the reactor and the the housing contractor’s bulldozer developers say putting a golf United States, would announce a price International banks were concerned production quotas and adhere to the Britain, Norway and the Soviet Union. Area to w n s...... ___7 O pinion...... plant shut down automatically. by making them centers of ideal course in a project gives them a lot 1 0 1 •* c:o.D. adjustment for its oil on Friday. about the ability of some OPEC nations cartel’s $34 a barrel base price. "W e will have to look for a new base B usiness...... 21 Peopletalk...... 2 Hill said. suburban townhouse of premium-priced lot frontage on Alarm ed’ by the impact on its oil to make payment on foreign debts If oil Britain and Norway set off the round (price) that should be agreed upon by Classified...... 22*23 S p o rts...... C o m ic s ...... 18 Television ...... ‘‘All things happened properly, developpnents. the golf links’ perimeter. Perry 649-S241 exports, the Soviet Union urged OPEC prices fall more than 10 percent. of reductions by slashing the price of all the 13 members.fof OPE C ), who will ------11 normally and according to de­ They have raised $70 million for said the developers calculate it is to close ranks to keep prices from "Those heavily involved in major their North Sea oil Friday by $3 a barrel also have to defend It and abide by it,” sign,*’ he said, ’"rhere was no the first of these projects at St. only necessary for about 25 percent 649-8841 M. C *m e r atr— tumbling and warned the cartel faced debt areas like Mexico definitely are from $33.50. Otaiba said. danger to the public or to the Andrews Golf Club at Hastings-on- of the buyers of the houses to be ItonehMler, ct. the-Hudson in New York’s West- , really into golf. MANCHESTER HERALD. Tues., Feb. 22. 1963 - 3 2 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tues., Feb. 22, 1983 NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE PORECASI 10 7 AM E8T 2 - 2 3 - S3 23.77 . 28.77 1 C ; Police news 30.00 News Briefing 18 are charged budget with drunk driving thatXthe joint efforts to agree on the Fall in economy puUoutof 40,000 Syrians, 10,000 Palesti­ os ARstyK l I ^ s o a o T FAIR/ Police today reported that Drive, Bolton; Linda Harvey, wasn’t that bad nian guerrUias and 30,0W Israelis have outlined they made 18 drunk driving 28,of lOBAMcKeeSt.; Timothy begun to bear fruit. LOW1S1 arrests over the Washington. F. Bigelow, 23. of RFD 4 Box WASHINGTON (U PI) - Although TEHNRATURES Today’s talks in the northern Israeli Birthday weekend. 300, Coventry: Robert E. the nation's re ’ ession-plagued econ­ J l J8 M W , town of Netanya had been scheduled ORlIANr' The arrests were made all Smith, 28. of 801 Main St.; omy stumbled at the end of last year the By Paul Hendrie for Monday but were postponed be­ over town, and mostly late at Joseph L. Rupp, 40, of Enfield; fall was not as bad as first reported, the Herald Reporter cause of a record blizzard that killed at la r i i RMR I," .*.iiew night and early in the morning. Steven T. Dobieski, 17, of government said today. least 50 people In neighboring Lebanon. rso Democratic Deputy Mayor Bar- Some of those arrested were: Tolland; Leonard A. Bousquet, r^Nioww^,ts» The Commerce Department said the The tplks have alternated between 13 '\ r »■ " barS-B. Weinberg is promising a Andrew Winzler Jr., 52, of 16 35; of 83 Parker St.; Sharon F . U n WEATHER FOttpCAET « broadest gauge of the economy, gross Israel and Lebanon since Dec. 28 and "new approach” this year to the Constance Drive; Paul A. Glu- Prignano, 37, of 17 DudleyvSt.; national product, got 1.9 percent today’s session was the first since the Board of Directors budget prepa­ hosky, 23, of New York; Peter WilUam J. PaUzza, 21, of 244 smaller from October through De­ removal of Ariel Sharon as Israel’s ration workshops. > W. Rand, 26, of Portland; Linda Autumn St.; and Michael A. cember after inflation, a slight im­ defense minister over his part In last She said the often dry line-by- M. Taylor, 22, of 9 Keeney Mathiau, 26, of East Hartford. provement from the 2.5 percent drop September’si Beirut massacre. Under Une reviews of the past may, at reported Jan. 19. Sharon, Israeli forces invaded Lebanon least in part, be replaced by more The major influence in the fourth June 6. of a policy-making approach. quarter was the steep rate of clearance In Algiers, the Palestine National Mrs. Weinberg, chairwoman of Two women inlured of inventories of unsold goods not Council was debating a resolution the Board of Directors budget replaced by new production. avoiding outright rejection of Presi­ committee, said she is working in another car, were treated for The $18 7 billion in inventory liquida­ dent Reagan’s peace plan calling for an with Budget and Research Officer Two women from out of town minor head injuries at Man­ tion, mostly in automobiles, and autonomous Palestinian region linked Today’s forecast Robert Huestia to streamline the were injured in a three-car chester Memorial Hospital, a declines in exports and business to Jordan in the Israeli-occupied process and that she may have a accident Saturday afternoon Today mostly sunny. Highs around 40. Northwest spokesman said. investment were only partially offset territories. memo from Huestis and a proposal that happened when one car winds around 10 mph. Tonight increasing cloudiness The accident happened when by a 4.1 percent annual rate of growth The wording of the resolution was for the board by its first March sped through a red light on with a 70. percent chance of snow towards morning. a car driven by Thomas Mur­ in final sales and increases in construc­ regarded as a victory for Palestine meeting. Tolland Turnpike and hit two Lows 25 to 30. Light southeast winds. Wednesday snow ray, 29, of Rockville, ran a red tion and government spending, the Liberation Organization Chairman She said, for example, an all-day cars driving on Oakland Street, mixing with rain. Highs in the upper 30s. South winds, light at a high rate of sp e^ , report said. Yasser Arafat, who has urged modera­ meeting to look at the philosophy of police said today. 2 The new figure did not change the tion in a week of meetings of the around 10 mph becoming northwest late in the day. Mary D. McGlone, 31, of crashing into two cars, police some major programs might be 2 said. 1982 rate of GNP decline of 1.8 percent Palestinian parliament-in-exile. held. Questions like whether to Union, the driver of one car, and Murray was charged with compared to all of 1981, the worst reinstate leaf collection could be Maureen O’Grady, 23, of White reckless driving. performance of GNP since 1946. Teams patrolling Extended outlook discussed in depth at such a forum, Plains, New York, a passenger The fourth quarter to fourth quarter she said. Their master’s face comparison did improve slightly with Bridgeport housing Extended outlook for New England Thursday “ Really, what I’m trying to do is the revision, going to a decline of 1.1 BRIDGEPORT (UPI) - Two-man through Saturday: to make that process a little bit percent from the earlier reported 1.2 Satin and Hellion, youngsters them- morning, The three live at 869 Main police teams are patrolling two Bridge­ Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut: more creative than it has been,” Larceny charge made percent port housing projects in ah experimen­ Clearing Thursday. Fair weather Friday and said Mrs. Weinberg. “Unless you selves, lick the face of Eric Robbins, 21 Street, 2 try something innovative, you months old, on AAoln Street this for a joy-ride in me $5,000 car. tal program designed to reduce crime Saturday. Highs in the 30s. Lows in the teens and 20s. A second man has been 2 Marines rescue in those areas. Vermont: Chance of flurries Thursday, clearing never know whether it will work or charged with the theft two They left it in the neighborhood six in blizzard It is the first time local police have Friday, fair Saturday. Highs in the 20s and 30s. Lows not." weeks ago of a Mercedes from of Spruce Street, police said. patrolled Father Panik Village and in the teens and 20s. Mrs. Weinberg said she hopes to Thibodeau’s Arco on Hartford UPI photo BF.IRLT, Lebanon (U PI) - U.S. P.T. Bamum Apartments on foot, Maine and New Hampshire: Chance of light snow or be able to schedule the series of Zone change application Road, police said today. The pair then went back to Marine helicopters rescued six people although residents of the crime-ridden flurries north chance of flurries t^en clearing south budget hearings at the March David B. Bennett,' 25, of their residence, sat around for a trapped in snowbound mountains today projects have asked for extra police Thursday. Fair Friday and Saturday. Highs in the 20s board meeting. 140-142 Spruce St., was charged while, and then decided to try and a Marine column pushed toward a Sharing a laugh protection for years. north to 30s south. Lows in the single numbers north to In the past, the board has held Thursday with first-degree lar­ breaking in to another station to village where 1.000 people are feared The first patrol was between 4 p.m. teens south. bearings to scrutinize the proposed ceny, sixth-degree larceny and find money, according to the stranded in the worst blizzard ever to President Reagan and William F. Buckley Jr. laugh heartily budget for individual departments faces zoning commission statements. But while they and 8 p.m. Monday by two teams of two counts of third-degree bur­ hit Lebanon. Monday at a reception for the opening of the Washington officers. They reported no,^ major Une-by-line. She said the directors glary, they said. were in the process of burglariz­ The airlilt to the area around Dahr El office of National Review magazine, published by Buckley. are not in a position to determine, Residence Zone for land between permit there. Westerly Street is an Charged last week in the ing Shultz MobilcGas Station at incidents, said Lt. Rocco Trungadi of National forecast By Alex GIrelll Baidar. 20 miles east of Beirut behind fdr example, how many tons of old street of record that was never crime was Royal B. Isham, 18, Spruce and Maple streets, po­ the Patrol Division. Herald City Editor North Main Street and the railroad Syrian army lines, was part' of a In an apparent unrelated incident, road salt the town Highway track. It lies behind a historic developed and Blanchard and of the same address, police said. lice said, the owner spotted The Dow Jones industrial average, CityftFcst HI i « PC* Los Angeles c ui 60 two-pronged rescue mission by the Lundberg said the OPEC nations the Special Services Division of Bridge­ Loulsvlllecvv 67 42 Department needs. residence Peterman converted to Rossetto plan to build starter According to statements, po­ them and called police. which gained 3.91 Friday and 6.32 Albuqusrqutc SB 31 .... .Vi* Only three public hearings are Marines in response to the blizzard that would "accommodate one another and port’s police force arrested 24 people on Anchorogtev 35 25 .... Memphlsr 71 53 It might be better, she sug­ apartments. homes there. lice said the two stole cases of Bennett was released for a overall last week, was up 1.80 to 1,094.61 Aihtvinsr 64 33 .... Miami Bechev 72 69 gested, to develop a budget process scheduled by the Planning and Manchester Superior Court has left 21 feel of snow, in some areas. perhaps arrive at something a little drug charges at Father Panik Village. Mllwaukeecv 42 33 A hearing will be held a request Andrew Ansaldi Company will soda from the station after shortly after the market opened. The Atlontar tS 51 .... more geared toward setting policy, Zoning Commission tonight, but date of March 7. Authorities say 50 people have died in less drastic. I was suggesting possibly Lt. John Formichella, commander of Bllllnsscv SI 33 .... Mlnneopollspc 39 35 by P re fe rr ^ Equities to resubdi­ submit site plans for a develop­ breaking in, and then drove out closely watched index has been churn­ 47 the commission will take up a good the snow storm, many of them trapped a level of a new benchmark price of Special Services, said the double Blrmlnohomr 63 55 .31 Noshvlller 71 she said. vide a lot into three lots at 251 ment of condominiums on Wethe- ing since briefly crossing the 1,100 level Bostonc 4S 34 .... NewOrlenscv 49 53 '*94 deal of business besides the in their cars along the Beirut-to- $28 " a barrel. coverage in the area was more a 42 Meanwhile, Wednesday is the Broad Street. There are three Cell Street. The houses are broken last week when it hit an all-time high of BrwntvllTx.c 75 47 .... NewYorfcpc 51 bearings. D.imasciis highway. Any further OPEC cuts may trans­ coincidence than a concerted effort to 23 .... OklotimCtvcv 52 45 deadline, by charter, for individual buildings on the lot now. up into numerous buidings and 1,097.10. Buffalo cv 48 Fight leads to arrest A column of 121 Marines at the town late to even lower prices at the pump, crack down on crime at the East Side ChrlstnS.C.cv 62 50 .... Omohafv 40 depoartment budget requests to be Plans for the conversion of Maurice E. French seeks a have very short common walls, . Declines led advances 392-388 among CharlftN.C.cv 63 36 .... Phllodelphlopc51 % submitted to General Manager of Byhlos. 15 miles north of Beirut, he said, despite price drops that have project. rNioenlxc 75 48 Manchester Modes buildings to special exception to convert a giving them (he appearance of the 1,079 issues crossing the New York Chlcooor 43 31 .... Police Saturday charged a report. When the clerk turned .started out today for a Christian- taken place in the past several months. Two of the men airested were Cleveland pc 60 34 Pittsburgh pc 61 32 Robert B. Weiss. Huestis said he apartments in the Cheney Historic single-faitilly house to a twot- detached houses. Stock Exchange tape. Portland AAe.c 40 27 woman from Windsor with around, Ms. Milner struck her controlled mountain vilage where "The 99 cent prices that we see in so described by Formichella as drug Columbuspc 67 34 expects to have a list of those District will be reviewed by the family house at 82 Ridge St. Oallaspc 56 46 .21 PortlondOre.r57 48 .'n* breach of peace after she fought I’’' the nose and then pulled her about 1.000 people were believed much of the country today could very Early turnover amounted to about 32 requests, along . with estimated The commission will review East Catholic High School will dealers and the remainder as buyers. Denverpe 53 33 .... Providencec 45 commission. The staff of the ' with a sales clerk at Marshalls hair, the report states. The trapped inside their homes. well drop to 89 cents and if there is no 4,795,800 shares. RIchmondpc 64 35 revenue — b a s^ on Gov. William (Kimments made by the public at a submit site plans for the develop­ Police reportedly confiscated a collec­ DesAAolnesfv 52 41 .... Planning Department has made a in the parkade over the return of store manager tried unsuccess­ \ Lebanese security source said two OPEC accommodation in the near Analysts said some investors may be Defrolfpc 51 32 .... St.Loulspc 65 44 A. O’NeiU’s proposed budget — ment of athletic fields. Merritt tion of drugs, cash and guns. SollLakCtVPC 52 29 number of recommendations, in­ hearing on the draft of a new merchandise, police said today. fully to break It up, but f. S helicopters a Huey and a CH53, future, we might see in three or four slow in returning from the long holiday Dulufhpc 32 23 .... available later this week. Baldwin asks approval of two The pilot program will be continued EIPoMC 63 34 .... SonAntonioPC 60 42 cluding one that would require comprehensive plan for develop­ Gail P. Milner, 32, was eventually Ms. Milner released reached Syrian controlled Dahr El weeks prices get down to the 70s.” weekend. The market was closed SonDleooc 75 54 sectrions of a subdivison on nightly for an indefinite time, said Hartford c 47 25 .... added parking for the apartments ment for the town. The new plan is returning goods to the store her hold, the report states. F Baidar and rescued six survivors. Monday for the observance of George Honolulu c 82 67 .... SanFrancsccy 60 52 Bramblebush Road and he seeks also being reviewed by the staff of F Capt. Pat Dolan of.the patrol division. SonJuonev II 75 in a lot at the north corner of Pine Ms. Milner was released for a Syrian had troops prevented the Washington’s birthday. Indianapolis cv66 33 .... Now yotf know deferement of sidewalk require­ when an exchange of words took Police said 4 p.m. toSp.m. is the peak Jackin AAss.cv 63 51 .85 Seottler 56 47 *W and Pleasant streets. the Planning Department. Sinking survivor Bonds, which often pave the way for 42 .09 place, according to a police court appearance of March 7. Marines from dispatching helicopters time for illegal activities in the Jacfcsonvlller 63 43 .07 Spokoner 49 During World W ar II the Soviets Tonight’s hearings include a Blanchard and Rossetto seek a ments there. the course of the stock market, have Kansas City cv43 42 .... Tompor 71 63 to the town Mopday. There was no tells of disaster projects. Dolan said there are no plans 37 experimented with training request by Barney T. Peterman Sr. deferment of walks and curbs on a The meeting will be at 7 p.m. in rallied the past couple of sessions on LosVeoasc 66 45 Woshlngtonpc 60 immediaie explanation why the Ma­ to increase the hours because officers Little Rock r 66 51 .60 Wlchltocv 44 39 .18* explosives-loaded dogs to run for a zone change from Residence . development along Westerly the hearing room of Lincoln PORTSMOUTH, Va. (UPI)A third hopes real interest rates will fall from rines were allowed in today are working on an overtime basis. - under enemy tanks. B and Industrial to Planned Street and also seek a wetlands Center. Rockville man booked Lebanese army helicopters rescued survivor from a coal carrier that sank the present 6 percent level above the off the Virginia coast with the loss of 31 inflation rate. 18 other sun Ivors from around Dahr El Police arrested a 50-year old charged David Fusco, 32, of 201 Bairdar, one of the hardest hit areas lives told a board of inquiry today the But some investors may have been Merger of banks ship's five hatch covers were riddled disturbed ,by the Federal Reserve's Rockville man Monday on a Center St., with sixth-degree E where many motorists have been parking warrant, they said larceny regarding an alleged E stranded in their cars on the Beirut- with holes. report the nation’s money supply goes into effect Lottery Fire calls Eugene’ Kelly, 31, of Norwell, Mass., climbed $2.8 billion in the latest today. shoplifting incident at Bradlees Damascus highway. BRIDGEPORT (UPI) —Themerger William F. Thompson was on 340 Broad St. , .A slight improvement in the weather the third officer aboard the 605-foot statistical week. of National Savings Bank of New Marine Electric, testified that many of Stock prices have been trading in a released on a $55 bond for a forecasi helped rescue teams to Haven with People’s Savings Bank of Thomspon was released for a the five hatch covers had holes ranging narrow range for abou^ a month, and court date of March 7. intensity their efforts. ' Bridgeport went into effect today with Manchester court date of March 7. from pin-sized to the size of fists. analysts are divided on which way they HARTFORD (UPI) — The 4423. In an unrelated arrest, police all five National offices in the New Connecticut Lottery Dally LEWISTON, Maine (UPI) Monday, 2:59 p.m. — Medical "Just about in ail the panels there will move next. Haven area opening as full-service number drown ASonday was — The Molne dally lottery Lundberg predicts were holes and some were more wasted 108. number Monday was 688.’ call, 49 Franklin St. (Town) offices of People’s Savings Bank. CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) — Monday. 6:42 p.m. — Chimney Youth arrested $28 OPEC price than others." Kelly said. “ In my Israel predicts Norwich Goodspeed, People’s chair­ MONTPELIER, Vt. (UPI) opinion, they were not watertight The New Hampshire dally — The Vermont dally lottery fire, 71 Pitkin St. (Town) man and chief executive officer, said lottery number /Monday was number Monday was 733. released on a $50 bond for a W.ASHINGTON (UPI) - A West (enough) to pass ABS (American Lebanon accord Tuesday, 5:22 a.m. — Medical A 16-year old Hartford youth the merger of the National offices in 8466 court date of March 9, threw a Coast energy expert said today OPEC Bureau of Shipping) standards.” PROVIDENCE, R.l. (UPI) BOSTON (UPI) — The call. 54 Chestnut St. (Town) was arrested Monday after By United Press International New Haven, West Haven, Orange and Massachusetts lottery snowball at a car, which nations may arrive at anew priceof$28 The Marine Electric, with a ioad of — The Rhode Islond dolly allegedly throwing snowballs at Hamden with People’s received final lottery number Monday was number Mondoy was 5424. alarmed the driver. The driver a barrel tor oil and gasoline prices at 24,800 tons of coal, sank Feb. 12 in Tolland County a car, police said today. A senior Israeli official predicted approval in December and was put into stopped to talk to Daniel, but the pump could drop to 89 cents a gallon gale-force winds about 30 mites off the Anthony Q. Daniel was agreement soon on the 'withdrawal of effect today. Saturday, 9:03 p.m. — Automo­ after they returned to the car and in three on four weeks drop to less Virginia coast. Only three members of charged with breach of peace foreign forces from Lebanon, where a People’s is New England’s largest bile accident, South River Road and started to drive away, the than 80 cents a gallon. its 34-man crew survived. and cited with the infraction of. fierce winter storm postponed until savings bank with assets of $2.5 billion and Main Street. Coventry. (Nortfi youth threw another snowball, Saudi Arabia, the world's largest oil Kelly is the third survivor to tell a objects thrown at a motor today the 18th round of U.S.-mediated and the region’s largest residential and South Coventry) hitting the windshield, police exporter, charges $.34 a barrel joint panel of the Coast Guard and vehicle. negotiations on the pullbacks. mortgage lender, Goodspeed said. Its Sunday, 1:43 p.m. — Ambulance said. The Saudis and five other Persian National Transportation Safety Board Almanac Police said Daniel, who was Israel’s state-run radio Monday resources for depositor protection total call, Hinkley Mae Drive, Coventry. Gulf oil producers have threatened to , the ship's hatches were in , poor quoted Deputy Prim e Minister David more than $186 million, making it one of match or better Nigeria's $5 50 a barrel condition. Meeting set oil price cut, shattering the Organiza­ Levy as saying negotiators have Connecticut’s strongest financial insti­ Services slated for fire victim tion of Petroleum Exporting Countries' achieved substantial progress in the tutions, he said: Today is Tuesday, Feb. 22, the 53rd day of 1983 with State Rep. James R. McCava- Israeli-Lebanese talks on force with­ fragile pricing structure. Stock prices open “ People’s is no stranger to the New 312 to follow. nagh, D-Manchester, will hold a STAMFORD (UPI) — Services The victim, Sidney Moritz Jr., Dan Lundberg who publishes "The drawals and future relations. Haven area,” Goodspe^ said, “since . This is George Washington’s birthday. public meeting (or constituents on mixed; trading up will be held Thursday in Darien (or 80, was Uving in the Eagle Tower Lundberg U-tler ' told NBC's "To­ There is a “ reasonable chance of an the bank has more than $189 million The moon is moving toward its full phase. Thursday evening at 7 at Waddell an elderly Stamford man, who was housing complex, a residential day" program OPEC members have NEW YORK (U PI) — Prices opened agreement soon,” Levy said. invested in mortages in the greater The morning stars are Mer()ury, Jupiter and School, 163 Broad St. found sitting in a burning chair in hotel for people 62 years or older. had "a long, lost weekend, but the mixed today in active trading of New Levy said Israel has been working Nety Haven area and deposit relation­ ^ U im . All constituents are invited to an elderly bousing complex. hangover may now be stepping in ' York Stock Exchange issues. closely with American officials and ships with many area residents.” The evening stars are Venus and Mars. THE MANCHESTER TOWN LANDFILL OFF LANDFILL WAY attend and discuss state issues Those horn on this day are under the sign of Pisces. They include George Washington, in 1732, Robert . . . Is town wrong to tear o state tokeover? Baden-Powell, founder of the Boy Scout movement, in 1857, and film director Luis Bunuel, in 1900. I On this date in history: Peopletalk In 1819, Florida was ceded to the United States in a treaty with Spain. DEP official soyi town 2 In, 1862, Jefferson Davis was inaugurated as life like hers. It might be difficult, but she has a lot that his client was too broke to pay for the papers president of the Confederate States of America. 2 Campanella’s ‘Life’ of spunk — and she doesn’t have to sign herself. In 1972, President Nixon arrived in Peking on a autographs” Palm Beach Circuit Court Judge Carl Harper historic visit to China; he met with Communist leader Ralph Edwards has picked Joseph Campanella to What men would she like to meet? Britain’s signed the order. Mao Tse-tung within hours after his arrival. . ought not to fear coercion host the 1983 version of "This is Your Life." “ It was Prince Andrew and Prince Albert of Monaco. Harper presided over the trial and decreed In 1973, Israeli fighter planes shot down a unarmed like the Good Ixird dropped him into our midst,” Pulitzer had to pay her only $2,000 a month for two Libyan commercial airliner, killing 106 of the 113 or more in a regional program. for the state to force the town into a Edwards told UPI. years and gave him custody of their twin sons. people aboard. By Alex GIrelll "vVhen I was a kid on a farm, when yoii got a new s Herald City Editor system because there is no law Upstairs — Downstairs Mack and Zack, age 5. She is appealing and Harper BUT M YERS Insists the life of pair of levis, the first thing you did was go sit in the A thought for the day: George Washington said, permitting the state to do so. has said he is withdrawing from the case. the landfill here is more like 10 In the past, however, the Depart­ 2 rreek to make them fit you. That’s how Joe fits.” “ The presei^ation of the sacred fire of liberty (is) Manchester should not worry Keiran Kenny, who used to work in the 2 years than 20 and says 10 years is a ment of Environmental Protection "This Is Your Life" went on radio in 1948 and on staked on the experiment entrusted to the hands of the about being coerced into joining a Buckingham Palace kitchen, tattled to a London short span for planning. And has sought legislation that would TV in 1952 "I never thought much about a standby newspaper about Prince Andrew’s love life. American people.” regional resource recovery sys­ host in those days." Edwards said. “I only missed Quote of the day tem, but It should consider doing so Myers says even his 10-year figure permit it to say where solid waste That was too much, and a palace official won a assumes that every cubic inch of would be sent once it has to leave two shows in 14 years. Ronald Reagan took over for court order that forbids the Sun newspaper to print CBS news correspondent Jeff Greenfield is on for its own good. In the view of a spokesman for the state Depart­ the dump will be used, and he says the town disposing of it, and it has me then, but he's been tied up lately.” any more of Kenny’s revelations. loan to PBS to host its teen-oriented public affairs ment of Environmental Protection towns are foolish to use every inch sought legislation giving it the Eciwards considered more than 100 candidates The Sun’s story that did make print said soft porn show, “ Why in the World,” thought up by Walter Hlattrl|pfitpr Hrralll Robert Myers, a senior energy available. right to condemn landfills. before picking actor Campanella for the syndicated actress Koo Stark stayed overnight at the palace ao Cronkite’s Satellite Educatianal Service. He said at He said that even with a regional analyst (or the DEP, said he does iimoimeoMMeimeuTBOuLBBUiD weekly show his new assignment: “ I always felt these things David Leff, research attorney in often it became "a second home,” and gave ac­ Richard M. Diamond, Publisher not think there Is any justification resource recovery facility, space “ This Is Your Life Revisited,” 130 of the old the office of legislative research, counts of picnics, parties and royal breakfasts In were run by middle-aged wimps'. Now I look, and Thomaa J. Hooper, General Manager for town officials’ fear that the wUl be needed to (Uspose of buUcy shows with guests ranging from Boris Karloff to said that so far as he knows there is WIWnEEMLE. bed. here I am, ao that gives me a apodal motivation to town will be required by law to join materials such as broken-up pave­ Joe Louis, will be syndicated on a five-days-a-week not now any proposed legislation A palace spokesman said (}ueen Elizabeth, who is try to keep it as lively and unpompoas u possible.” a reeouroe recovery system and ment. Every five years of use for basis. U8P8 327-500 garbage is equivalent to 15 years of that would ^ v e the D E P power to Need a new set of wheels? You 'J make even the car of your dreams in Mexico, knew of the legal action. The Sun plans VOL. CM, No. 121 will lone iU landfill area. force towns into regional systems. affordable. Let the Eagle show to contest. PubM iS dally sxoapt Sunday Suggoatad carrlor raloa ora But Mayor Steven T. Penny and use for buUiy materials, he said. oouUnl have picked ia better time. He said Manchester will have to He said the Environmental Com­ Prince Andrew currently is with his ship In Qtimpses: and cartain holldaya by lha 81.20 waakly, 85.12 tor ona Director Stephen T. Cassano want you how, at any of our eight Manchaator PubHahlng Co.. IS mittee of the General Assembly First Federai's rates on car loens Mayport, Fla. Ms. Stark may or may not be there month. 818.36 lor Ihraa montha, Manchester’s members of the look to resource recovery in the Brooke’s Beaus Bralnard Plaea, Mahehastar. 130.70 lor ala montha and $81.40 wUI meet to discuss legislation, but have dropped iow enough to exxivenient offices. also, but the prince has been seen with a “ beautiful, Frank Langella, who played Dracula on General Aseembly to oppose what future at any rate, because in Conn. 06040. Socond olaaa lor ona yaar. Mall ralaa ara general the geology of Connecticut Leff sees no likelihood that legisla­ Brooke Shields is filming the movie "Sahara” in blond bodyguard.” Broadway, will play Leonanlo da Vinci in the CBS poatoga paid at Manehaalar, they say is an eUort to pass bills avaMoblo on rsquaat does not lend itself to landfill and tion aa sweeping at that feared by Israel, but' that hasn’t kept some Arabs from show “I, Leonardo,” narrated by Richard Burton Conn. POSTMASTER: Sand od- that would mandate a regional Manchester wUI come out of that, and scheduled to air April 25 . . . draoa chongaa to itia Manohastor Tq plaoa a datsHlod or diaplay approach and perhape make Man- the state ia so heavily populated beating a path to her door. Harald, P.O. Boa 881, committee. Burt Reynolds will be in Houston on Feb. 28 to advarllaamanl, or to raport a c h a r ’s landfill a regional dUpo- there is too Uttle land for soUd' Jordan’s Prince Talal, 17, gave her a sapphire Reprtnt costs Manehaalar. Conn. 08040. The town has been opposing the begin shooting Blake Edwards’ latest, “The Man nawa Ham Mery or pletura Maa. waste disposal. and diamond ring, accoiding to People magaziiie, oaH 643-2711. Ofilea houra ara sal area. „ ^ „ Myers also said landfills can be idea of mandatory participation in Flist IM eial Savings Roxanne Pulitzer has won at least one round in Who Loved Women” . . . To tubacriba. or to laport a And Town Manager Robert B. while Mohamed lUiashoggi, 19, son of a billionaire S:30 o.m. to S p.m. Monday sold to the state for disposing of ash regional waste disposal at every doHvory probtom. coi 647-9046. through Friday. Weisa is equally adamant on the Saudi Arabian tycoon, gave her a diamond her divorce battle with millionaire publishing heir 0>nsumer affairs commentator David Horowitz possible forum on tbe su^ect. Offics houra ora 8:30 a.m. to 8:30 suhjecL insisting that the landfUl' from resource recovery (acuities. imemiJuamBiuHS necklace. Herbert “ Peter” Pulitzer. will give a series of 30 one-minute tax tips on Uw Weiss is credited with a major role p.m. Monday through Friday and. Tha Mtnohaalar Harald la a in town has 20 years of life left If it A landfill used (or such ash, be But Miss Shields, 17, is looking In another direc­ , Pulitzer will have to pay from 113,000 to lit,OOO so NBC Radio Network starting March 1... 7 a.nl. Saturday. Oailvary PttotHiirtfcxrifgoHloBBl. Qlastontxiry, Manchester. ftockviHe, to to auboorlbar to Unttod Prooa totor- is used only by the town. He also •aid, can be controUed more easily in persuading the Connecticut that she can have the transcript of their scandal- Concert pianist Robert OeOadano will perform ahould ba moda by 8 p.m. Mon­ tion. “ I’m so in love with Charles and Princess nallonal naara aorvleaa and la s ■aye it costs the town about $8 a ton to avoid pollution of streams. Conference of MunlcipaUties to Scxith Gleekinbury, South Windsor, Vernon. Diana,” she said. “ I fashion myself after her. It’s a filled Palm Beach divorce trial and other papers. his “Concertalk” program on the Romantic Age day through Friday and by 7:30 mambar of tha AudH Buroau ot take a stand in opposition to a m. Saturday. Circulatlona. to dispose of solid wests in its own storybook fairy tale. In some ways I’d like to have a Her attorney, Marvin Mitchelson, told the coiut March IS at New York’s Brooklyn College. ' mandated participation. landfUl and it would coot $15 a ton M Y E R S SAID it la not possible MAWCHEaTER HERALD. Tues.. Feb. 22. 1888- 5 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tues., Feb. 22, 1968 Actor Vitte dies m r Federal officials eye polls Cranston liw^FiwniiiM . ‘ *7* . ; -A*-. • % in Chicago's close primary looks to - r - 'f in police scuffle LOS ANGELES (UPI) — An autopsy on Raymond Vitte may CHICAGO (UPI) - Federal An estimated 5,000 people — Daley and Washington accused the reveal why the actor, whose federal and local officials and mayor of using racist tactics to AFL-CIO officials today joined an army of incessant religious chanting poll watchers for the first time in a volunteers — were involved in the bolster her apparently waning prompted neighbors to call police, city election that pits incumbent effort to prevent fraud. support. BAL h a r b o u r , Fla. (UPI) - suddenly stopped breathing and Mayor Jane Byrne against Ri­ For the first time ever, U.S! Waihington blasted Alderman Sen. Alan Cranston, D-C!alif., is died in a police car moments after chard Daley’s son and a black officials helped police a non- Edward R. Vrdolyak, a Byrne pushing for a major endorsement a scuffle with officers. congressman in a Democratic federal election by assigning 400 supporter, for reportedly telling a of his uphill presidential bid — the Vitte was pronounced dead Sun­ primary considered too close to U.S. Marshals, FBI agents and Northwest Side rally Sunday a vote backing of the AFL-CIO, the day night at Sherman Oaks Com­ predict. employees of the Immigration and for Daley would be a vote for nation’s largest labor group: munity Hospital, where he was Polls opened at 7 a.m. EST under Naturalization Service to Election- Washington — an apparent a t -. Cranston realizes Tormer Vice taken by officers after he "ap­ gray skies and temperatures in the Day duties. tempt to instill fear in white voters. President Walter Mondale is the peared to cease breathing” while high 30s. A chance of rain was in An estimated 3,000 members of Washington, who has emerged AFL-CIO’s early favorite, but in the back of a patrol car, Lt. the forecast. the Chicago Police Department as the first black given a serious hopes to change matters this week Charles Higbie said Monday. The age-old city nemesis of vote were assigned to polling places. chance of becoming mayor, said ^in making his own pitch to the The 33-year-old actor, who fraud was uppermost in the minds The department also set up mini­ the comment reflected the ‘‘hyste­ ^group. He was to appear today landed his first job in 1971 as a of the candidates and the people courtrooms in each of the six police ria’’ in the Byrne camp, which he before its executive council. hippie-Jesus freak who meets assigned to watch the outcome of areas to hold hearings for people said now fears him as a real threat Cranston took heart Monday Archie Bunker in jail in an episode the election which may not have a arrested for vote fraud. to the mayor’s bid for a second when AFL-CIO President Lane of "Ali in the Family,” is survived declared winner until the last vote Project Leap, an election watch­ term. Kirkland challenged an assertion by his bride of seven months, is counted. dog agency, had nearly 1,200 Daley, the Cook County State’s that most union leaders now favor Emesta, who is expecting a baby Mrs. Byrne, Richard M. Daley volunteers at voting sites. About Attorney and son of the late Mayor Mondale in the 1984 presidential in June. and Rep. Harold Washington all 800 were serving as election Richard J. Daley, also picked up on race. Coroner’s Investigator Donald looked for victory on the eve of the judges, 3oo were watching polls the racist theme, accusing Mrs. “ My position is identical with Messerle said there were "mark­ election expected to spur a high and about 70 were roving the city’s Byrne of running a ‘‘desperate Lane Kirkland’s,” Cranston, oneof UPI photo ings” on the body that he would not percentage of the 1.6 million "trouble spots,” which have a campaign.’’ three announced Democratic can­ discuss in detail until after the registered voters to the city’s 2,914 history of vote fraud. The mayor defended the charges didates, told a news conference On duty in El Salvador postmortem, which was expected polling places. Mild weather in the The fast day of campaigning against her by saying, “ I don’t HAROLD WASHINGTON RICHARD DALEY Monday. to be performed today. JANE BYRNE 50s was predicted to increase voter among the Democratic candidates think racism in any flavor is good . . . has serious chance .. son of late mayor Mondale announced his candi­ U.S. trainers line up In front of their Kenneth L. Robbins, S. Sgt. Paul W. "I spoke to his mother and his 2 RAYAAOND VITTE . . denies charges turnout. took an ugly twist Monday as for Chicago.” dacy Monday. Cranston and Sen. Salvadoran trainees In this exclusive Thunberg, S. Sgt. Ronald Hall, S. Sgt. wife and there was no indication he Gary Hart, D-Colo., announced Life magazine photo. They have never Jerry Bell, Sfc. Roger Quesenberry, was taking any medication and . . . autopsy planned their candidacies earlier this been publicly photographed or identi­ M. Sgt. William White and Capt. they denied use of any drugs,” month. Sen. John Glenn, D-Ohio, Richard Perez. Messerle said. nald Miller then struck Vitte with plans to formally announce in fied. From left, they are Sgt. Juan The actor had been hospitalized his baton. April. Benitez, S.w* Sgt. Krishna Paspuleti, .------Sfc.—- for several days earlier this month Vitte then ran off, chased by The AFL-CIO's Executive Coun­ to determine the cause of a Miller and Officer Douglas Caples, Mondale vows 'totally different philosophy' cil opened its mid-Winter meeting lingering fever, but the diagnosis who sprayed tear gas in Vitte’s in this resort Monday by breaking face "with no apparent effect” and where we worried and cared about was not known. 2 The Mondale campaign moves to Two hours later. Mondale led a their struggle since the mine 78-cents per day per person,” he with its hawkish stance on military Hijackers warn retaliation Higbie said officers, summoned "struck the suspect several times By Clay F. Richards Iowa, the nation’s first caucus planeload of nearly 100 reporters to shutdown. said. "Big business and federal each other.” spending and urging Congress to by neighbors in the Studio City on his arms and upper torso, again UPI Political Writer Then his voice rose and he said: state, after a news conference in the barren Iron Range near the "What we have heard and seen policies have put us into this reduce President Reagan’s 1984 apartment complex, found Vitte in with no effect,’’’ the lieutenant said. St. Paul today. His formal an­ Canadian border. While these iron today should never, never have position ....” "Let’s get moving again. Let’s get defense budget by up to fS billion. his apartment, clad only in under­ The actor again ran from offic­ St. PAUL, Minn. — Former Vice going. There is no reason for this President Walter Mondale, begin­ nouncement came after more than mines once boomed, unemploy­ happened in our blessed United Mondale reacted emotionally It said the government should shorts and a shirt. He continued to ers, but fell at the side of building’s ment is, now among the nation’s States of America,” Mondale said. and somewhat angrily to the suffering.” spend more of its money instead on if their demands aren't met swimming pool. Vitte was hand­ ning his long-awaited presidential a year of criss-crossing the nation shout and chant, "frequently using cuffed and "was carried scream­ j campaign, vows a “ totally differ­ in preparation a presidential bid'. worst — hitting 90 percent in some Allan Pehlings, 29, an unem­ stories of hardship. ^ a jobs creation program to provide VALLETTA, Malta (UPI) - The negotiations were being Maltese Prime Minister Dom the name of Mohammed.” "At the core of my very being Later this week, while Mondale ing and placed in the rear” of a ent philosophy” from President Mondale, 55, entered the race a areas. ployed machinist and welder, said 900,000 jobs this year and another Three heavily armed Libyans followed closely six Libyan go­ Mintoff, not to order a raid on the Neighbors reported that Vitte’s and at the cAiter of my administra­ is campaigning in New Hampshire squad car for mental evaluation at Reagan's to end "human suffer­ confident front-runner. He is the he has been laid off since June and 1.8 million in 1984 — well above the demanded food, medicine and vernment representatives who plane because the hijackers were "religious shoutings” began early Mondale blamed the "great tion as president is going to be a on Wednesday, former Florida Olive View Hospital in Sylmar. ing" caused by the recession. most experienced with 12 years in has no immediate job prospects. administration’s program. enough fuel today to fly a hijacked flew to h^alta during the night, "heavily armed.” He did not Sunday, Higbie said, and after the Senate and four as vice human suffering” on the policies "I find that unemployment is not philosophy that is entirely differ­ Gov. Reubin Askew will announce While the economic issues cap­ specify the arms. more than 12 hours of continual En route, police observed he had Mondale never mentioned Rea­ his candidacy for the Democratic jetliner to Morocco but warned officials said. president. His campaign is well that Reagan has followed in the a living,” he said, adding he gave ent from the one that is causing you tured most of the attention inside The Libyan news media, mean­ Mintoff, aided by three Cabinet shouting, they called police. stopped breathing and the officers gan by name Monday as he presidential nomination. they would retaliate against more organized and well financed. two years since he and Jimmy up his health and life insurance in to suffer today,” Mondale said. the closed-door council session, while, was ignoring the hijacking ministers, told the hijackers Vitte, who was alone in the took him instead to the Sherman became the third Democrat to seek Sens. Alan Cranston of Calif, and than 160 hostages if their demands ” I am ready to be president of Carter left office. order to keep up his house "I don’t believe America was presidential politics dominated of one of its governmipnt airliners through an Arabic interpreter he apartment, ordered the officers Oaks hospital. his party’s presidential nomina­ Gary Hart of Colorado have were not met. the United States,” he said in An unemployed welder, a young payments. meant to be a jungle where we other activity among those here for as if it was not happening. Neither would not consider their demands from the porch and “ placed a curse Vitte appeared in the films “ Car tion. But he left no doubt who the already joined the race for the The Libyan Arab Airways jet sal announcing his candidacy in the mother’s whose husband is out of •"Food costs for my family are have survival of the fittess or organized labor’s annual work-in- the Libyan news agency Jana nor (or enough fuel to fly to Morocco on them,” Higbie said. Wash," “ Up In Smoke" and “ 9 to enemy was as he said American’s nomination. Sen. John Gienn of today isolated in a corner of Luca want ” a president who knows what Minnesota State Capitol in St. work, and a social security recip­ high and I must make due on the survival of the richest,” he said. the-sun excursion. Libya’s government radio have until they freed the children on the “ Suddenly, Vitte exited his 5” as well as an array of television ient told a meeting of 300 people of Ohio is to announce in the spring airport, surrounded by soldiers roles, including his most recent he is doing.” Paul. food stamps, which allow me "It was intended to be like a family The federation plans to endorse a more than 24 hours after it landed mentioned the incident. plane. apartment, lunged toward and presidential candidate in De­ A Maltese official said all the During the night, most of the attempted to grab” one of the two role as Cody Johnson in the on Malta, a small Mediterranean canceled TV show “ The Quest." cember, before the first Demo­ island nation between Sicily and passengers were believed to be airport lights were turned off and officers, Higbie said. Officer Ro- bill due today cratic primary election. Libya. Libyan but a voice speaking Italian the white and red three-engined When a reporter asked if the' After an overnight lapse, Mal­ was heard over the radio commun­ Libyan airliner was illuminated by other candidates were "spinning icating with the piane. powerful spotlights. The plane was OTHER BUSINESSES tese authorities resumed negotia­ Train wreck kills 64 their wheels” because Mondale tions today with the hijackers ol The official said the hijackers surrounded by police and Maltese FACtNQ ONTO 7th AVE. S 11 n o r m FOUND had the endorsement locked up, threatened unspecified violence if soldiers in riot gear. EMPALME, Mexico (UPI) - bound from Nogales, Ariz., to tC *TTf», AMMO the jetliner commandeered Sun­ Guadalajara, stopped on a curve I OFME ROOM, ONI Ousted EPA official plans Kirkland replied: "You have no they did not receive food, medicine In a communication monitored The death toll mounted to 64, day on a domestic flight with 159 for repairs Saturday then was hit 81UL AUVC reason to make that assumption.” and fuel to fly to Morocco. by shortwave radio, the pilot, apparently including three Ameri­ passengers on board. full force by a freight train. He said the AFL-CIO would "If you do not give us fuel ... speaking wearily in Arabic, told cans, in the collision of a freight Maltese government negotiators The death toll Monday climbed .evaluate the performances of all without any conditions, you wili be the control tower "good night,” train with a crippled passenger were demanding that the hijackers train in northern Mexico, police to 64 when more bodies were found candidates in coming months free the more than 30 children on held responsible In front of the indicating the hijackers would F testimony for subcommittee in the wreckage in northern before making a decision. whole world for what will happen wait out the night before resuming said. board the plane before considering Mexico. Many of the victims were to the plane and passengers ... negotiations with government the hijackers’ requests for fuel to Police said there were more than burned beyond recognition, the El Now you know allow them to fly to Morocco. which has never happened be­ officials. 100 injured people Monday in i2 ’ WASHINGTON (UPI) - Ousted The only change noted in the hospitals throughout the area. Imparcial newspaper said. GC 1 The hijackers identified them­ fore,” the hijackers said in a Environmental Protection Agency message relayed Monday by the piane as day broke today was that The report said more bodies of < i official Rita Lavelle, who dodged The Communist Party in China selves as Libyans, said they were The second-class passenger peopie hitching rides illegally on CLUB pilot. „ its front passenger door had been congressional subpoenas last has 39 million members, compared not terrorists, and added that they train of the government-owned the two trains were still expected 5 i to 17.5 million in the Soviet Union, The pilot Monday advised offi­ cracked open during the night to flQ^'' SOCIAL week, met with Rep. Elliott wanted to go to Morocco to seek Ferrocarriles Nacionaies line. to be recovered. according to a 1982 study. political asylum. cials in the control tower, including allow air into its stuffy cabin. •e > Levitas, D-Ga., and his staff to AREA prepare her testimony before his E subcommittee later in the week, sources said. The meeting Monday marked Storms moving east; the first time Ms. Lavelle has met RAYMOND BURR SAYS: with a congressman since she was fired two weeks ago as EPA’s toxic THIS IS ?HE W R O N G TIME TO waste chief. The sources said the Oump flood threat remains 2>A hour meeting focused on the By United Press International ville. Police Lt. Barry Harris said the fTND o u r YOU DONT HAVE .testimony she was expected to give GorjucI flooded areas were low-lying and to Levitas' Public Works subcom­ usually flood in heavy rains. mittee later this week. Thunderstorms moved east across THE RIGHT INSURANCE. Louisiana and Mississippi today, leav­ The NWS said many rivers and Ms. Lavelle twice last week streams were out of their banks in the refused to appear as scheduled at ing parts of Texas drenched by as much as 4 inches of rain that closed highways eastern third of the state and any House subcommittee bearings. additional rainfall would pose the Another House subcommittee and flooded rivers. Saturating storms V C T M also reached as far north as Kansas. threat of more flash flooding. chaired by Rep. John Dingell, Rising water levels near Cooper, MAYNARD ALLEY FOUND OUTSOC D-Mich., plann^ today to start Highway department crews opened an 81-mile stretch of U.S. 64-87 between Texas, flooded Texas Highway 19 and Seattle Post-Intellloencer questioning the first of 36 past and several other highways in the nor­ present EPA officials, including Clayton and Raton, N.M., Monday allowing travelers snowbound by 12- theastern half of the state were closed DIAGRAM OF WAH MEE CLUB IN SEATTLE’S CHINATOWN Ms. Lavelle, who were subpoenaed . by flooding. to testify in executive session foot drifts from a weekend storm to . . . entrance restricted to one guarded door resume their journeys. The highway is Work crews reopened one lane of U.S. about allegations of agency 101 on the southern Oregon coast about abuses. Aides to Dingell’s subcom­ a major traffic artery through New Mexico’s northeast comer. 12 hours after a mudslide triggered by mittee declined to disclose which relentless rains blocked both lanes of of those subpoenaed would be New York City residents opened their coats and left their scarves home as the the major north-south coast route. Charges due in massacre; interviewed first. A weekend storm that swept across It was Levitas’ panel that temperature reached 51, offering a taste of spring. New Mexico at the Coiorado border left initiated a contempt of Congress behind a 14-inch snowfall in Des citation against EPA chief Anne Showers and thunderstorms reached from southwest Mississippi across Moines, N.M. — halfway between Gorsuch Burford last year that Clayton and Raton. Winds gusting to 40 police hunt third suspect triggered the administration’s Louisiana, southwest Arkansas, north­ ern Texas and Oklahoma into south mph whipped up mountainous drifts. mounting confrontation with Con­ Gwen Harris, 33, of San Angelo, gress over secret agency docu­ central Kansas, SEATTLE (UPI) - Two men was robbery. his junior year, was disciplined Texas, and several family members ments. Levitas last week reached A flood warning was in effect for were held without bond in the Ng, 20, flashed a faint smile over several times. were en route to Colorado Springs when an agreement with the White North Texas today with State Highway It's too late after you've had an accident or your home is burgiarized. slayings of 13 people in a China­ hjs shoulder at a small group of Ng’s lawyer, John Henry their car was immobilized. House that will give congressmen 19 still closed at the Sulphur Springs That's why it's a good idea to consult an Independent Insurance town gambling club, and police — relatives in Ms. Taylor’s court. Browne, who unsuccessfully de­ “ Snow just took it Over and we access to the files. River crossing. Two othbr state high­ hoping for help from the only The taller, sturdier Mak, 22, stood fended mass murderer Ted Bundy, cou l^ 'tg o no further.” she said. About Agent like us before you buy your policy. We represent several The controversy over the EPA ways and numerous farm-to-market 2 survivor of the massacre — silently. described his client as a "nice, shy five hours later, a tractor and a chain companies— not just one. So we can give you expert, professional and its handling of money marked roads roads also were closed. searched today for a third suspect. Ng and Mak, both bom in Hong person” who looks very young, finally helped get the family vehicle for toxic waste cleanup has promp­ The warnings extended to southern advice on how to select the best insurance coverage at the best Police said Monday that Ben­ Kong, were known in Seattle’s "like a 12-year-old.” Mississippi as the storm moved east. back into town, she said. jamin Ng, 20, and Kwan "Willie” Chinatown as young men who ted a group of congressmen to TOXIC WASTE DUMPING PROTESTERS Dozens of people trapped since price. endorse legislation that would Since torrential rains began at Mak, 20, also were suspects in a gambled and worked in the Asian Browne said he had asked and . . . outside Rita Lavelle's apartment Saturday were huddled in jammed make the agency independent and midday Sunday more than 4 inches was THE MORE-THAN-ONE-COMPANY INSURANCE AGENT. July killing of two Chinese women community’s private clubs, Ng was granted that Ng be held in a recorded in Greenville, Texas, and motels, a schoolhouse and an aban-' had a reputation for carrying a gun cell by himself, both for safety free from presidential control. mental Protection Commission” is would create an independent five- doned hotel in hamlets along U.S. 64-87. who grew bean sprouts at home member body, appointed by the nearly 3 Inches drenched Shreveport, and sold them to restaurants. and reportedly was a member of reasons and to guard against The reform legislation was to be prompted by charges the adminis­ “ I can see the top of my pickup. introduced today in the House by president to staggered seven-year L a ,. Independent Insurance Agents District Court Judge Betty Tay­ the local Hop Sing gang, a group of possible strategy by police. tration mishandled the agency’s That’s it,” said Helen Yeargain of Des Rep. James Scheuer, D-N.Y., and toxic waste cleanup program for terms of office. The prerident’s Lowland flooding caused about six lor Howard, noting police are Chinese juveniles. "As in cases of this kind, they Moines. 2 in the Senate by Sens. Daniel political purposes. nominees would have to be con­ families to flee their homes in Green­ seeking a third suspect, ordered Edmonia Woolridge, principal at might try to put someone in the cell of Connecticut, Inc. Moynihan, D-N.'y., and George firmed by the Senate,'and could not Ng and Mak held without bail until Cleveland High School, said she with him to precipitate a confes­ UPI photo Mitchell, D-Maine. The bill, similar to a measure come from the same political a formal hearing Thursday. remembered Ng as "a student who sion of some sorts so I’ve asked The drive to create an "Environ- Scheuer introduced last year. party. LET THESE LOCAL BIG I AGENTS King County prosecutors said had some growing up to do.” She that he be held alone,” Browne said Ng, Who dropped out during said. FIT YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS they expected to file charges today Mitchell said the commission’s L nth Commandment against Ng and Mak and said it was main responsibilities would be Extended likely the death penalty would be policy formation, with day-to-day 1700Parlshloners of Holy Family Ca­ Thru Merch! Clarke Insurance Insurance Management John H. Lapprn, Inc. sought for both men. Autopsy management by an executive Agency Inc. Center, Inc. Manchester results on the 13 victims also were tholic Church In Citrus Heights, Callt., Adelman may face third hearing director. parked once too often In a section of (by overwhelming demand) Manchester Manchester to be released today. Cosponsbring the bill are power­ The only survivor of the killings, the church’s driveway. The sign was .Crockett Agency Inc. Charles W. Lathrop ful House Inteior Committee Agency, Inc. Wai Chin, 62, who was able to WASHINGTON (UPI) - Ken­ trol negotiations a "sham.” Althmigb reports that a hearing given the vital post as head of the Chairman Morris Udall, D-Ariz„ the Fesult. Manchester The W. J. Irish struggle out of his bonds and neth Adelman may get a third Adelman, 36, said last week he would be held Thursday circulated Arms Control and Disarmament Insurance Agency Manchester and Reps. Claudine Schneider, PERMS Rodney T. Dolin Agency stagger from the club after being chance to testify before the Senate could not recall making such a through the Senate, the committee Agency. R-R.I., and Joe Moakly, D-Mass. Manchester shot in the back of the neck, was in Foreign Relations Committee, comment. said no final decision had been Despite the controversy, Adel­ NOW Manchester Lesprrance Real Estate & But Stevens told reporters he made. man says he will fight (or the job. Dollar opens stronger "serious but improving” condition which is threatening to vote Levitas was to meet today with Donald S. Genoveai Insurance, Inc. at Harborview Medical Onter against his nomination as head of understood that "perhaps the He has the strong backing of House leaders, including Speaker CMJ.F0R $2000 John L. Jenney Agency LONDON (UPD — The dollar opened stronger on Insurance Agency, Inc. Manchester under heavy police guard. the U.S. arms control agency. complete statement was not trans­ ” I don’t know yet,” Stevens said Reagan, who nominated him last ‘Thomas O’Neill, to brief them on the major European currency exchanges today. Gold Manchester cribed,” and said, "a hearing may when asked if there will be a APPOINTMENT Manchester Rivard Agency, Inc. Homicide detectives hoped to Assistant Senate Republican month after firing Eugene Rostow the historic agreement he reached declln^. leader Ted Stevens said Monday a benefit him (Adelman).” hearing. ” It’s up to Chuck (com­ from the post. with the White House over access Manchester learn more about the third suspect Gold opened In London and Zurich at $502.50 an Raymond E. Gorman Jewell-England new round of questioning could President Reagan said at a news mittee Chairman Charles Percy, R «g .)9is(N r from Chin, but the survivor was too to EPA files. Ounce, down from Monday’s close of $504.50 in both 647-8384 Insurance Agency, Inr, Robert J. Smith, Inc. sedated to talk to detectives. improve the controversial nomi­ conference last week he would R-Ill.) In the final analysis.” But Adelman has fared badly (INCLUOfSCUT) . Insurance Agency, Inr. with the Foreign Relations Com­ Manchester Manchester Most of the victims — Chinese- nee’s chances of winning approval fight for Adelman’s confirmation. The pact between Levitas’ sub- **tS o dollar opened in Frankfurt at 2.4000 marks Manchester mittee. The panel last week committee.and the administration American businessmen and gam­ from the committee. The president’s defense of his Cranston, who is seeking his (xtmparec to Monday’s close of 2.3925 and began 690 Itertford Rd Independent Insurance Johnson Insurance Urb' netli embattled nominee came only party’s presidential nomination, delayed a vote on his confirmation ran into important opposition bling dealers — were shot in the The third hearing^as requested trading in Zurich at 2.0020 SwUs francs compared to M a n c h e s t e r Center, fnC. Agency, Inc. Insurance Agency head and had their hands and feet by Sen. Alan Cranston, D-Calif., hours after the committee put off a has opposed Adelman from the In the face of a likely 9-8 adverse Monday from Dingell, who warned 1.9910. Next To Dairy Queen Manchester ^ Manchester Manchester bound behind them. Police said the after it was disclosed that Adel­ vote when—Hs^became apparent start. He argues that Adelman vote, and members expressed it “ sanctifies” a president’s ability In London, thr pound opened at $1.5305 compared to motive for the killings — the worst man, in a 1981 newspaper inter­ Adelman woul^be rejected by a does not truly believe in arms hope Reagan would withdraw the to hold back Information on Monday’s close of $1.5340. —\J mass slayings in city history — view, reportedly called arms con­ one-vote marginV control efforts and should not be nomination. government misconduct. MANCHESTER HERALD. Tues.. Feb. 22, 1983 - 7 6 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tues., Feb. M, 1988

Richard M. Diamond, Publlahar Dan Fitta, Editor Mirrors Alex GIrelll. City Editor Teen girls seeking opiision birth control pills conserve energy Jack -losing confidentiality Anderson By UPl-Sclence Digest EPA flap last thing Reagan needs *Bv Patricio McCormack associate professor Laurie Schwab Soon 16 half-mile-wide solar Washington UPl Health Editor Zabin and Samuel D. Clark, Jr., mirrors orbiting Earth may reflect involved 1,243 teenagers frequent­ enough sunlight to conserve men are going alter the lalmcss Msriy-Go-Round WASHINGTON - Beyond the cope with that issue. A Reagan administration prop- ing 31 family planin.g clinics in energy by illuminating cities at issue frontally. In his mMt immediate tug-of-war between Reagan’s sudden acquies­ ^osal that was to go into effect eight cities. night or to aid in nighttime rescue recent radio talk, Reagan in­ the Reagan administration and Wm Jack Germond cence in an emergency jote bill Friday, Feb. 25, endangers confi­ The facilities included two missions. Congress over access to Envi- is an obvious and major part of sisted again that he has not been dentiality for girls 17 and under school-based clinics, a neighbor­ This new version of Daylight Savings Time, Science Digest ronemental Protection Agency the effort. Republicans in Cpn- shredding his self-described seeking birth control pills or hood clinic, and clinics in hospi­ and tals. The clinics were in Atlanta, reports, is an idea proposed by documents, the White House gress have b ^ n warning the “social safety net" but merely devices from clinics receiving Baltimore, Cleveland, Denver, NASA scientists John Allaen and has to worry about what the flap president for months that he has targeting available benefits "to ARCO's money from Uncle Sam. Jules Witcover The proposed regulation — New York, Pittsburgh, St. Paul John Canaday of the Langiay does in terms of the "fairness to demonstrate compassion for the truly needy.” dubbed the “ squeal law” by foes, and Seattle. Research Center in Hampton, Va. issue." Syndicated columnists T the unerhployed in a direct if including medical groups — would The researchers say that together Throughout the 1982 congres­ Such reassurances are aimed THE REPORT SAID the impor- even largely symbolic way, or prices require family planning facilities the mirrors could reflect light at the perception that his tantance of confidentiality “ is sional elections campaign and pay politiqally for not doing so. equivalent to 56 moons — enough receiving federal funds under the particularly true for white teenag­ since then, the Democrats have administration favors the for normal highway illumination Family Planning law . to tell ers aged 16 or younger — 61 political peril fairness issue. wealthy over the poor and — at moderate cost. scored heavily with the charr," in at least two THE RESPONSE, as has probed parents within 10 working days percent cited it as a contributing workers down on their luck. So The mirrors, aluminum-coated that President Reagan favors regards. If the voters accept the basic been the case Increasingly with when daughters obtained prescrip­ reason for attending a specific was a speech the other day by plastic, could be launched by a rich'over poor, special interests allegation — that some E PA the Reagan administration, is tions for birth control pills, diaph­ clinic and 25 percent said it is the Budget Director David Stock-, ragms or intrauterine devices. space shuttle, and would whiz over working stiffs. A Reagan THE FIRST is the obvious officials gave polluting indus­ that the president has bent in WASHIONGTON — Three fed­ most Important reason. man, who charged that the ' Proponents say parents have a around at the same speed at which insider acknowledges that the danger that it will remind tries sweetheart deals on clean­ what he is wiliing to do while eral agencies, two members of “ For teenagers of all ages and the Ea'rth rotates. Computer- nation’s news media was being 'right to know what their children "fairness issue" was the one Voters all too clearly of Water­ up and otherwise consorted with continuing the old rhetoric. In Congress and the state of Alaska races, the next most important controlled, the mirrors would be taken into camp by dishonest lare doing. They arguet that the reasons for attending a particular that most damaged Republican gate, what with the stonewal­ them at the expense of the this ^ case, it says that govern­ aye investigating the Atlantic titled so that the light they reflect administration critics. ..proposed rule is justified by family planning clinic are staff 2 candidates last November and ling, alleged intimidation of public health — it will take some ment job-creation is still as would converage, illuminating an Richfield Company’s oil pricing Congress’ declaration it wants to that care about teenagers and a / still hurts the president. witnesses with damaging sto­ doing to shake the perception UPl photo area about 200 by 300 miles. destructive as it always was, methods. They want to find out encourage “family participation” location close to their homes. The White House has hoped ries to tell and that trademark that Reagan heads a woefully STOCKMAN alleged that the A solar night-light could have but this proposal is OK because whether ARCO’s low prices at the ' in birth control decisions. “ The fact that friends attend a that considerable relief from of the later Nixon years, paper insensitive special-interest only necessary public-works press was “ missing the forest - The regulation’s startup date is GORDON WOODCOCK WITH MODEL OF SPACE STATION many advantages. Says Canady. gas pump are being made possible particular clinic and that the clinic For example, it might illuminate the fairness issue would come shredding. ^ administration. activity already scheduled will for the trees” by falling for the ' in doubt, however, as a result of a .. . target date for orbiting station Is 1989 by improper calculation of the is the only one the young woman disaster areas to aid in nighttime from the compromise on Social But beyond that threat, for “trumped-up sensationalism” '-'ruling last week by U.S. District be accelerated, and at no new company’s windfall profits taxes. knows about were also ranked very rescues or brighten cities dai;-- The EPA controversy comes of his critics who engage in Judge Henry Werker in Brooklyn, Security reform, which Demo­ which Reagan’s personal integ­ cost. To that the Democrats say It’s a bit complicated, but high. kened by a power failure. at an particularly unfortunate “hypercharged rhetoric — ac­ :.N.Y. “ Other reasons cited by teenag­ crat? earlier had used to make rity can afford a better buffer humbug, but at least Reagan is essentially what ARCO is sus­ 2 time for the administration in cusations of devastating cuts, ers were that the people who Ronald Reagan into Ebenezer than Nixon's reputation pro­ moving on the jobs front. pected of doing is deducting about Here's what life will be like More than half a million Ameri­ THE JURIST ENJOINED the vided in Watergate, there is the terms of combatting the fair­ gaping holes in the social safety perform the examinations are Scrooge with a smile. But just as $4 per-barrel in fictitious transpor­ ’. U.S. Department of Health and cans stop breathing as they sleep, ness issue because it has been Meanwhile, the president and net, out-of-whack priorities and women, the clilnic is the least that relief was in sight, along danger that the EPA controv-■ tation costs from the price on , Human Sepices from enforcing perhaps 30 times or more a night. well along on a campaign to other administration spokes- rampant unfairness.” expensive facility known and the Uusually these episodes, known as comes the E PA flap with ersy will add a lot of steam to the which its windfall profits are ;^the “ squealalia law” pending a test of doctors are believed to be in first orbiting space station sleep apnea, last only a few ' it legality. based. This would cut about $2.40 competent.” seconds. But with some people the per barrel from its windfall tax, " He acted in response to a court challenge by the American Civil BLACK AND WHITE teenagers phenomenon can be severe — or allowing ARCO to shave competi­ A n - Liberties Union and New York express different priorities when Editors note: The National completely close our environment. crackers. And I don’t think rice deadly. editorial tively crucial pennies from its - State. Another challenge, led by choosing a family planning clinic, Aeronautics and Space A d­ The scientific community does not would work-very well.” Apnea generally is caused by the gasoline prices. Planned Parenthood Federation of the Johns Hopkins investigators ministration has granted $787,- yet -understand fully closed en­ Tiny vacuum holes on the table tongue blocking the breathing America and the National Family found. 500 to eight companies to design vironments.” hold plates and drinking containers “ Confidentiality and the fact passage; extreme cases can re­ W H AT ARCO saves in taxes, of 1 planning and Reproduction Health America’ s first space station. Nor is it necessary. Because in place. The low railings beneath quire cutting an opening in the course, must be made up by the Association has been heard in that their friends attend a particu­ Target date for orbiting a station crews on the space station are the table are for putting your feet lar clinic are more important to trachea. But Charles Selson, a s promise other taxpayers. So the ARCO Washington, D.C. that can support four crew rotated quarterly, it is possible to under, rather than on, to hold Gray' , Chhicago Psychiatrist, has de­ white teenagers than to black,” yourself in place. price cut allegedly is financed by Adding to the controversy, the members is 1989. The following store wastes in the hanger bay for signed a “ tongue-retaining de­ Department of Health and Human they said. is what that station might look transport back to Earth every three the' taxpayers. “ Black teenagers are much vice” that, in a recent study, Services said it would appeal like, based on an assessment months. This area also serves as an exer­ ARCO denies any hanky-panky. more likely than whites to have reduced apenic episodes as effec­ not a guarantee Judge Werker’s ruling that tem- study by Boeing Aeronautics Co. At one end of the living unit is the cise room. Mission control has Its price cuts at the gas pump are come to the clinic because their tively as did surgery. Made of porarily blocked the “ squeal in Kent, Wash, bathroom and shower. devised some paddle games to help due to “ARCO’s successful execu­ mother chose it for them. plastic, the device holds the tongue law’s” startup. “ To shower was such a chore in crew members stay fit. Those worried about the is invested in East Hartford, tion and implementation o f' its “ This is particularly true Jor By Jay MacDonald slightly forward, preventing it .. Nationwide, family planning the early Shuttle,” says Woodcock. “ It’s important for people in this from collapsing backward and future of Pratt & Whitney it may not mean more jobs. marketing plans and strategies, groups, medical organizations, those aged 16 or younger, and United ' Press explains in part why confidential­ "There was a sort of plastic bag you kind of environment to keep fairly creating an obstruction. Samelson Aircraft in Connecticut can The International Associa­ and are' not the result of artificial _ and others opposed to the proposal, International ity is a less important concern for drew up around you to trap the busy. Time really weighs on your says it will be available within a take some comfort from the tion of Machinists, which increases in transportation costs,” ■ claim it would lead to an increase water. 'Then you had a vacuum tube black teenagers. Welcome aboard America’s first mind unless you do,” says Wood­ year as an antisnoring apparatus a company spokesman told my . in teenage pregnancies — now to collect ail the water drops, and it and some time later, pending FD.A company’s announcement represents most P&WA "This finding seems to indicate orbiting space station. cock. “ And you lose cardiovascular associate Tony Capaccio. ' about 1.2 million a year with half turned out to be too much trouble to approval^ as an antiapenic too. last week that it plans to workers, says it fears that the that mothers of black teenage You are now 250 miles above the tone very rapidly in zero gravity. Nevertheless, the General Ac­ going to term. use.” invest $400 million in its East Many family planning clinics patients are in better communica­ earth. It’s like bed rest all the time.” new investment will mean counting Office, the Federal Trade tion with their daughters about The new station shower is an ac­ It's the most common ailment in receive federal funds, enabling As you float through the different Hartford facility. precisely the opposite. And no Commission,'the Internal Revenue contraception and clinic attend­ tual stall with flat walls. In Science uses the space station to the country, affecting 90 percent of F - them to provide birth control modules, your questions will be ance than are white mothers.” weightlessness, up to an inch of create pharmaceuticals and com­ Americans. It generates billions of Some comfort, but not a doubt some of the new tech­ Service and the state of Alaska are . prescriptions and devices at little answered by Gordon Woodcock, The investigators also found: water will cling to those walls, due pound crystals for computer dollars for aspirin manufacturers. nology, if it is going to be studying ARCO’s pricing system. or no charge to those who cannot whose work with the Boeing great deal. There is no • Teenagers, who attend a clinic to surface tension. Woodcock and technology in weightlessness. These But despite its universality, the Rep. Berkley Bedell, D-Iowa, pay. Aerospace' Division helped- -bring lead-pipe guarantee that 10 cost-effective, will allow the befoi^e or soon after they first have his crew arranged for a mild air items, expensive to produce on simple headche is not yet about the final design of this company to save on payroll asked the IRS to look into the intercourse are more likely to flow to move the water down the Earth, can be grown readily in the understood. years from now “the Air­ FOES OF THE LAW gained project. matter, and Rep. John Dingell, choose clinics offering scheduled walls toward the floor, where it can zero gravity. craft” still will be employing costs. '• strength last week from a report by '“ It’s only in the past decade that D-Mich., has turned his energy teenage hours or rap sessions. “ It's a little bit like building a But just as it is wrong to - Johns Hopkins University investi- be more easily captured. '' Moving out of the living quarters, Connecticut people on a ma­ subcommittee bloodhounds loose • The existeence of such servi­ house. You start with two or three we’ve begun to understand the *' gators. It showed confidentiality of There are individual private there is an observation deck where pain mechanisms, and t,here’s still jor scale. take great cheer from Gray’s on the case. ces may create an atmosphere that rooms, and pretty soon you have a services to be the single most quarters for every member of the the Elarth, moon and other planets a lot to be learned," says Seymour E letter, so it is wrong to adopt patients associate with caring mansion,” says Woodcock. The controversy involves oil that . important consideration teenagers crew, with bed, television, a reading may be seen during off hours. Also Solomon, director of the headache Harry Gray, chief of about teenagers, one of the prim­ The living quarters, approximate­ the attitude of cynicism pro­ ARCO drills in Alaska and ships to „ select a particular birth control light and a desk. unit at Montefiore Medical Center P&WA's parent corporation. ary reasons given for clinic ly 14 feet in diameter by 50 feet in visible hre the solar matrix which fessed on occasion by the the lower 48 states. For reasons . clinic for the first time — espe­ The video screens are powers the station, several docking in New York City, United Technologies, prom­ attendance. length, fits within the bay of the programmed for a variety of games, union. that are hazy at best, ARCO has cially girls aged 16 and under. shuttle. It was prefabricated and bays where additional modules or as well as reception from any of the ised the investment in an Chosen to use as its selling price the The report was published in ZABIN AND CLARK concluded: tested on Earth before its delivery shuttles may connect, and the Researchers know that people Pratt & Whitney probably Family Planning Perspectives, “ Probably a network of facilities hundreds of communications get headaches for all sorts of open letter to the East Hart­ going rate charged for a barrel of here. hanger where the refuse from the has too much at stake here for journal of the Alan Guttmacher satellites. reasons — anything from muscu­ ford Gazette. But an open West Texas sour crude transported is needed, including free'clinics Thelife support systems housed in station is stored for eventual it ever to take the bulk of its ' Institute, an affiliate of the close to areas where young people lar tension to brain tumors. to the Gulf Coast. the exoskeleton of this chamber "It provides privacy,” says Wood­ transportation back to Elarth. It looks letter is not the same as a Planned Parenthood Federation of (but not their parents) congregate. Tension headaches usually result manufacturing operations close the water and air loops like a giant aluminum can and was written contract. And while America. “ All clinics would have an open, cock. “ It’s important because peo­ from psychological stress. This in out of Connecticut. The com­ THIS WOULD BE OK if all of necessary to sustain life, by ple respond better when they have constructed in space, -“ like a por­ Gray would like to be thought : In his ruling asking for a legal caring atmosphere,. with women table shud from Sears." turn may cause scalp muscles to pany may well scale down, ARCO’s oil were actually shipped reclaiming oxygen and hydrogen some kind of privacy.” contract too hard or too long. of as a man of honor, and ' test of the parental notification clinicians available and public­ but this state is likely to from Alaska to the Gulf Coast. ’ • regulation, Judge Werker said: ized" and an "explicit policy of through a distilling process and ven­ It also is ne^ed tecause the sta­ Next to it is the laboratory Nerve endings in the scalp, stimu­ ting overboard the waste methane. tion has a mixed crew of men and must have meant what he Instead, virtually all of the oil stops - “ The parental notice require- confidentiality.” module, where visiting scientists lated by the tightened muscles, remain its home base for the Water is reclaimed from women. said, what happens if the at Los Angeles. Yet ARCO sub­ .ment is invalid because It contra- “ If such a network were availa­ from private foundations and in­ relay an electrochemical impulse indefinite future. ble In most communities, perhaps showering, toilet use and the dustry conduct their research. to the brain, which interprets the company undergoes a sharp tracts about 14 per barrel In diets and subverts the intent of dehumidifier, which collects what “ The objective was to make Nevertheless, state offi­ Commentary Congress. Common sense dictates young women could be attracted to Years ago, NASA alone employed signal as pain. downturn in its fortunes? transportation costs as if it had the body gives off in perspiration things as Earth-like as possible. cials, taking a lesson from the "but one conclusion: the deterrent these facilities more promptly and trained astronauts. Now private been sent to the Gulf. ’This lowered and respiration. That's why we have a food freezer (The news today that the Air - effect of the regulation will cause after they begin, to have sex, and firms can send their researchers But what about the 10 percent of decentralizing effort of Pratt the company’s windfall tax on and a refrigerator and-some kind of Force has rejected a Pratt 'increased adolescent the proportion who appear only "It is possible to recycle even into space aboard the shuttle with the population that does not get & Whitney, must continue most of its Alaskan oil by $2.40 or solid wastes, but it is difficult,” says oven. They eat bread, but I don’t headaches? Says Solomon, “ We do discount offer may mean "pregnancies.” after they are pregnant might be little or no preparation. searching for ways to more per barrel. Woodcock. “ To do that, we would think they care too much for not understand why the brain worse things to come.) Or if The Johns Hopkins study, by greatly r^uced.” broaden Connecticut’s em­ Why did ARCO choose the West sometimes registers pain and at Crisis was foreseen other times does not. What we can Gray steps aside in favor of ployment base. The massive Texas oil as its initial selling price? somebody with far less com­ The company says it’s because its say is that there is a cornplex layoffs conducted every so decurity was meant to be a simple interaction between a patient’s WASHINGTON — A wonderful Alaskan oil is of comparable mitment to Connecticut? insurance program, “but some Healing added to feeding at St. Anthony's clinic psychology and the mechanisms of often by P&WA are disrup­ man died here the other day at 89. quality. well-meaning politicians — espe­ pain." For it is clear that PW&A tive, and even if the company For 30 years, Frank Bane was But investigators suspect that has had misgivings in recent one of the most influential — and Robert cially that fellow with his Great Curry recalls an incident in his have no idea of what goes on inside remained Connecticut’s larg­ the West Texas crude was chosen Chinese refugees who have made wealth. Also from Science Digest; least known — men in government. Society — kept coming up with SAN FRANCISCO (UPl) - A own childhood, when he was sent the heads of poor people.” years about the extent to est private employer, the precisely so the extra transporta­ their homes In the cheap hotels of “ The poor,” Curry explained, • A bat known as the Kalong, Bane headed the Council of State Wagman welfare programs and dumping thousand poor and hungry people which it has invested in tion costs could bie deducted before the crimerldden, run-down “ come in sicker — because they from school to a clinic. At St. Anthony’s clinic, you don’t indigenous to Indonesia, can sport blessing would be mixed. Governments for more than 20 them into Social Security, so that line up each day at St. Anthony’s for “ The doctor told me how lucky I Syndicated the windfall profit is calculated. Tenderloin neighborhood. come in later. It's usually only when even have to show a a M^i-cal or a wingspan of more than 5>A feet. Connectidut. It would like to As a basis for economic the insurance program gradually a free meal, no questions asked, bo was to have him treating me years, took time out to direct the ARCO, which has paid almost Dr. Francis Curry, 70, who grew the sickness causes them to be un­ Medicare card. The only paperwork • Some courting male spiders decentralize its manufactur­ policy, Connecticut might be rationing program during World Colunrihlst became what the experts now call .' sermon delivered. able to function, or it interferes with because he was an assistant is a form on which you consent to be attach a thread to their intended’s $2.6 billion in windfall profits taxes > Some also are sick, and the "The up “south O’ the slot” (south of ing operations, as it has better off acting as though War II, and then, for many years, an ‘income-transfer program.’ their social life. That’s why there is professor at the university. That treated. They don’t ask if you have a web and pluck a mating song. since i960, managed to pay $300 ^..’’Miracle on Jones Street,” es- Market Street) In San Francisco, was Regents professor at the “ And, of course,” he added, such a high mortality among the failed to impress me at all. I got up job. If you live on the street, you can • Onq cubic inch of bone can begun to do with a plant in Harry Gray had promised, million less in these taxes in 1002 ;,tabllshed more than 30 years ago by runs the clinic. He used to run the University of California at “ these politicians kept upping the poor. and walked out. I concluded — like put that down as your address. support loads of up to 9 tons — the 2 city Department of Health. Maine and another under way not to invest in East Hartford, than in 1081. ’This was done even , a Franciscan priest, administers to any poor kid would — who needs “ You have to remember,” he benefit levels. Since the program At St. Anthony’s clinic the sores “ They are more touchy. We give weight of approximately five Berkeley. though the company’s daily pro­ ‘ them, too, in the same Curry once headed San Francisco in the deep South. but to relocate P&WA in bad evolved into one that provided them medical care for nothing, but this? I didn’t feel I was that sick. standard pickup trucks. Concrete said, "that when we put ^ c ia l '.“nonjudgmental manner.” and sicknesses of the downtrodden General Hospital and has little use And even if the $400 million Mexico by 1988. But Frank Bane’s biggest contri­ duction increased by 65,000barrels it’s far from free. These people are “ Old people have the same is only one-quarter as strong. Security together, it was in re­ for the full retirement of so many ^ About 1,200 people a month use the get high-callber professional treat­ for the massive paperwork that bution came in the 1930s: He more that year, total revenues remained paying a high price in dignity. We feeling. ' • Forest fires aren’t all bad. sponse to the economic conditions workers, the benefits h*ad to keep ' clinic. They are transients, ment for nothing, and it is ad­ comes with most medical or less invented the Social Security constant and overall profits In­ try to restore the dignity along with “ People who think these people Some pinecones need the heat to of the Depression. It was meant to pace with inflation, so they went up ' alcoholics, socially marginal in­ ministered with a tenderness that assistance. creased slightly. health.” are getting something for nothing open and release their seeds. system and was its first be a temporary program. We were and up. But they never increased dividuals. Many now are Indo- could not be purchased for any An ARCO spokesman said the administrator. not designing a program for the the program ’s Income when they decline In windfall taxes was "the Berry's World ages. increased the benefits.” Bane was serving as Virginia’s result of a general decline In all DONT MSS OUT ON SPRING SEMESTER “ We were concerned with people “We also made a grievous error commissioner of public welfare .domestic crude oil prices.” The following non-credit courses are 2 who were already old and depend­ when we started the program,” New test measures teacher competence when President Roosevelt called As for the investigators’ suspi­ ent. W e never meant for Social said Bane, “one I wish every day starting very soon and there is still him to Washington, asking him to cions about its welihead price, the we bad not made: We chose 65 as time to register. chair a comission that would Security to be considered a pro­ Mississippi, North Carolina, South the retirement age. We would just ARCO spokesnoan said: “ If we know how to write and listen, hut any complex schoolhouse. develop a national welfare pro­ gram to provide for any worker’s ' “ By Patricio McCormack Carolina and Virginia. In addition, Anrig THE PSYCHOLOGY OF REHJUHUTATION establish a wellhead price that we number in recent years have not been The essay comes in the com­ gram. complete retirement. ’That is why as easily have chosen 50 or 70. We 'U P l Education Editor said 25 states use the examination for can’t justify, we are not going to schooled in such basics to a sufficient munications skills “core battery” sec­ \ ...understanding the needs of the the amount of payroll tax was kept just kind of pulled 65 out of a bat. American folk wladom bokto: “‘nioie get away with that. Tlie IRS is degree. That is the view recently tion of the test. Teacher candidates also other reasons, including selection, licen­ V handlcaooed limited and why the benefits were Some of us were godfearing people - ‘Who can, do; tboie who can’t, teach; E V E N IN his iast years, Frank involved on a constant basis with expressed to the Education Testing Ser­ were tested on their ability to listen to, sure and program evalulation. also limited.” who read In the Scriptures that the -those who can’t teach, teach teadiers.^ School districts making use of scores PRMOPIES OF GEOMETRIC TOLERANCMG Bane never lost his sharpness of us.” vice ky some 3,000 teachers, parents and comprehend, analyze and evaluate Social Security, said Bane, “was days of our years were three scorp But folk wisdom has no. place in the mipd or his interest in the system administrators concerned with the quali­ messages about teacher-related and from one part or more of the NTE tests ...blueprint reaaing for macnine and 10. nation’s classrooms or teachers’ in selecting new teachers Include he founded, and he was always meant to be a cushion, > supple­ ty of teaching. The ET8 in Princeton, general topics. part manufacturers colleges, and there U a crlsU of com­ available to journalists or govern­ ment to whatever a person had, “That, of course, has proved to N.J., administers the National Teacher The “core battery” test — three tests Baltimore City, Md.; Jersey City, N.J.; petence on the teaching front, as a of two hours each— is in addition to tests Pittsburgh, Scranton, Philadelphia and ment officials who wanted to and it was assumed that, by be a bunch of baloney. When we Elzaminatloa. UTERARY RESEiWCH FOR BEGMNERS retirement, all workers bad eitlier drew up the law, 65 was the life ! result. that future teachers must take to prove Williamsport in Pennsylvania; discuss Social Security’s A newly revised National Teacher As a result, the NTE, given since 1950, ...practical approaches for non-fiction been able to lay aside a good sum expectancy for men. But old guys policy competency In subjects they intend to Memphis, Tenn.; Fairfax County, Va., problems. ! Euunlnation Is supposed to help solve has been revised top to bottom for the and Milwaukee. Wis writing or had an accommodating family like me have proved that rather The Manchester Herald teach. Now, as the 98th Congress is the crisis, providing a kind of key first time. Some 10,000 college seniors In addition to communication skills, than just livinig up to what was welcomes letters to the 1 The NTE scores are accepted as an about to face Social Security’s that would provide for their later g u a r a n t e ^ that “those who can” get majoring in education sat through the WKSOFCALIFORNU editor. the core battery includes tests in general alternative to some requirements for latest crisis, it’s worthwhile to years. expected of us, we just keep on ' Uie teaching Jobs and that those who first aSnlnlsIratlaa of the new and ...wIne-tastIng from the California Letters should be brief and and professional knowledge. regular certification in California, “But over the years,” he said, living It up. Retlrentent at age 05 ' can’t are kept out until they can meet tougher test Nov. 13 across the natloa. recall a wideranglng conversation to the point. ’They should be Colorado, Maine, New Hampshire, West vineyards “ the administrators of the pro­ has gotten the system Into its Among other firsts in the hlstwy of the Gregroy R. Anrig, president of ETS, I had with Bane in October 1981 — type($or neatly hand-written, ! high standards. Virginia and Pennsylvania. OtWftrNiA.lM gram and the politicians lost sight biggest hole.” i test examines teacher candidates NTE, the teachers-to-be had to write an the outfit that also runs the Scholastic when the system’s current prob­ and, for ease in editing, i Anrig said the NTE Policy Com­ of this fact, and somehow the Bane had varied opinions of the in r e a ^ , writing and arithmetic. It essay. Aptitude Tests taken hy more than 1 FOR REGISTRATION, CALL 648-2137 lems were just becoming evident. riMHild be douUe-spaoed. million high school students each year, mittee’s decision to expand the basic program has become one to various remedies that have been The Herald reserves the also tests general knowledge. Including By year’s end, all yearlings headed for What had led to the Social said the NTE and 35 specialized subject skills testing of new teachers is a MwcIwiUr CMr.Mib Mete ‘Take ,ny advice, kid — the wave o f the future provide for the almost-complete proposed, and that Congress is now right to edit le l^ rs in the ! science. teaching jobs will have taken the harder Security crisis, said Bane, was that test. Scores will help when they apfdy for area exams are used in six states for spillover from public worries over poor lO M M iStiw I is COMPUTER CRiMEV support of retirees.” debating — but the one be feared Interests of brevity, datty I ij«t«ning and other c'^mmunlcatlon the system h ^ been designed to a job — providing evidence they have the teacher certification. basic skills of many high school MNchMtir, CT. $$$U most was the proposal to hail out and taste. Allis also are rrobed. solve a limited problem, but was One would hop* that new teachers competence needed to function In today’s These include Arkansas, Louisiana, - graduates. UiCC the system with general tax funds. now being asked to do vastly more. IN ADDITION,’ be said Social 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tues., Feb. 22, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD, Tueg., Feb, a , 1963 - 9 Tuesday TV Millstone II State police release

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Britain General Hospital today dreams. [Closed Captioned] (60 min.) of the Land.' Ancestors of the gram features Night Club' music - MOVIE: 'The Umbo Und' following the explosion of an oven (21) - Untamed World amphibians are examined. (R) (60 (2$ - M ystery! 'Agatha Christie (3 ) - Msdame'a Place CD (3D - MOVIE; 'White Ughtning' SI) - MOVIE: Braaklng Up Is and entertainment. (60 min.) Secret Agent must use a pretty (2S) - Noticiero Nacional SIN min.) [Closed Captioned] Stories: Magnolia Blossom.' Hard to Do* Six divorced men tie was tending at the Fated Spring An ex-con makes a deal with fed­ ® - Nightlirw O - Peopla N o w W K h Bill Russian ballerina as bait in order Noticia^nacionales con Guillermo 1 neo deserts her husband and la­ spend a singular surhmer sharing Co. in Bristol. eral authorities to break up a (S ) - MOVIE: 'A.h Wednesdey' Tush to discover how the Russians are Restrepo ter learns he is involved in a scan­ (B ) - Sign Off moonshine ring in exchange for A once-beautiful woman looks to a beach house-as well as the kidnapping and smuggling defec­ ~ David Arsenault, 31, of Meriden Court Overturns dal. (60 min.) [Closed Captioned] trauma of breaking up. Robert (8 ) ** Medame's Place - Jeffersons his freedom Burt Reynolds. Jen­ a German playboy for reassur­ 12:00 A.M. tors back to Russia. Craig Stay; was taken initially to Bristol nifer Billingsley. Ned Beatty. ance Elizabeth Taylor, Henry (§D “ American Playhouse 'The Conrad, Ted Bessell, Jeff Cona­ - Despedida ena, Kate O ’Mara, Norman Birth ® ) - ABC News File on Jill Hatch.' Second of 3 way. 1979. (D •• Q uincy Hospital after the accident Mon­ 1973 Fonda. 1973. ® - Film 1967 I' (SD - Over Easy parts. An interracial couple raise day, then was transfered to New (3D - Gymnastics: U8GF Single 2 $ ' MacNell-Lehrer Report CD ® - W ord @ - MOVIE: 'Cinderalla their only daughter in England and (36) - Sunday at the Klng'e 2 2 1:30 A.M. Britain General Hospital fpr treat­ assault conviction Elimination Championship (32) ** To p Rank Boxing ^ 7:00P.M. Liberty' A sailor finds a ready­ the U S. 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North Wall/ famed for its grueling unclear whether the man was a college basketball season to ( S ) - M O V IE : 'Aehenti’ A man ® - Sign Off The oven is used to temper metal Louberhorn downhill race for the that the victim regarded the defen­ (32) - This Week In the NBA 8:30 P.M. 10:00P.M. 10:30P.M. (3D - Candid Camera ', ^ climbs. In the Bernese Oberland In guardian for the 16-year-old girl in­ date. crosses the Sahara in pursuit of springs at the .manufacturing dant as her father, whether or not (36) - Are You Anybody? CD ■ Carol Burnett and Friends CD - N ew s CD - Apple Polishers 2:00 A.M. G2) - NCAA Basketball: Aubult) Switzerland. Swiss pilot Fritz Schmid flight to Louterbrunnen. volved. - MOVIE: 'Funeral In Berlin' Arab stave traders who kid­ plant. Smith said. her belief was correct,” he said. A man is released from British CD ® ) “ Laveme & Shirley CD ® ) - Wort fo Hart The Harts C3D - N ew s napped his wife. 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(21) man on the run and millions of their licks in this satire on the firefighters, a Fire Department - Sneak Previews Jeffrey (9 - MOVIE: 'The Amazing confirmed this impression on her (21) 1967 presented from Kansas City, MO. [Closed Captioned) O ) Independent Network dollars can't save his life. Rod world of popular entertatnmerif* ' official said. The explosion was assault. He also had been charged Lyons and Neal Gabler lOok at the Howard Hughat’ Part 1 This part.” (2 hrs., 30 min ) * New ark Reality N e w s Steiger. Maria Landi, David Chevy Chase, Ken Shapiro, Rh films Table For Five' and Return (2D - Prime News CD story traces the life and career of reported to the Fire Department at with incest, but the charge was (SD ~ Profiles in American Art one of the world's most wealthy Knight. 1958 chard Belzer. Rated R. < Dartmouth to replace grants The high court returned the case (36) - Voice of Faith (3D ~ Independent Network dropped when it could not be proved of Captain Invincible ’ (22) S5) - A-Team The A' Team 1:44 p.m. to New Haven Superior Ckmrt and he was the father. said the conviction should be over­ Second-degree sexual assault CAROL. I 60r HANOVER. N.H. (UPI) - Dart­ not as expansive as Yale Universi­ college.” He said Dartmouth trus­ turned. iTi THEY MADE ASTBOGBAPH applies when someone has inter­ mouth College trustees have ty’s, for example, because his tees feel they have an obligation to In another case, the Supreme m e t h e i r , course with a person younger thah agreed to replace any grant money college can’t afford to go further. pick up the slack. Court said it had insufficient, infor­ c a n PI p a t e Bernice Bede Osot~ 15; one who is mentally or physical­ Teacher layoffs students lost because of a new Yale officials have agreed to mation to decide whether New Lon­ ly incapacitated; in the cu sM y of Give in order, to get federal policy that punishes draft replace the lost federal funds with McLaughlin said the trustees, in don Superior’ Q>urt was wrong in slated in Hamden an institution; or someone for whom reslsters, but their policy is less their own student grants and a separate action, have decided to dismissing a complaint filed by two stops to arrive at the ambi­ the person charged is guardian or HAMDEN (UPI) - School offi­ generous than some Ivy League low-interest loans, McLaughlin raise tuition, room and board by former music teachers at the Ethel tious contract of six spades. otherwise responsible. cials have notifled 58 teachers they schools. said. almost 10 percent next year. The Walker School. NORTH Z-Zl-U However, declarer’s play The high court said it was not '^Birthday may be out of a job at the end of the Starting July 1, the federal The Dartmouth policy is a increase will bike annual fees at One of the teachers said the judge $963 confirmed what our 100 school year in Jupq because of “ stop-gap” measure, he said, until the private four-year college from proved the girl’s mother turned over $A10 governtnent plans to stop giving agreed to postpone the trial until years of collective bridge school closings and declining grants to students who refuse to the federal policy isclarified in the $11,447 to $12,580. care of her, daughter to Burney, * AJ experience have^ taught us: February 23,1883 September 1980 when witnesses, enrollments. register for the draft. Dartmouth courts. McLaughlin said he anticipates although the girl had been living $QJMI41 the most flagrant overbid­ You are likely to be more ambi;' most of them teachers, would be "W e notified 58 teachers, but President David McLaughlin said McLaughlin did not comment it will be the second lowest with him for more than a month and F EAST tious and enterprising this available, but then suddenly WEST ders in the game are the F coming year than you have that is higher than the actual Monday on the issue of draft increase among the Ivy League believed be was her father when the e o j s $7 most skilled at bringing Monday his school will replace that been In the past. Several auxM-' demanded the trial begin in June Y k 7 S $ Q J8 6 4 number that will be laid off," said money with loans at commercial resisters but he called the federal schools next fail. The extra money incident took place in May 1978. their contract home. ary ventures could provide new 1980. ’the teachers’ lawyer was un­ ♦ iKIStl 8Q764 David Shaw, personnel director for rates and possibly student jobs. restriction "a sticky situation” will go into faculty salaries, he ” We inust conclude that the facts. Declarer could easily Income. :■ prepared and the case was dis­ $ K t S the school system. He said Dartmouth’s policy is and "a no-win situation for the said. . . are not sufficient to support the ♦ 7 have won the diamond king PISCES (Fab. 2IHWarch Hfj . He said the school system is jury’s conclusion that the defendant missed. SOUTH and played the ace-king oi The key to success today Is tq The high court sent the case back spades. If that suit split required under state law to notify fell within the class of persons to $AKI0I4] stick to proven methods, evei^ to the Superior Court and asked the ¥962 favorablv, no problem. But If they are plodding and try teachers of possible layoffs by whom the statute applied,” said Superior Court to detail the reason «K what if spades did not your patience. Shortcuts couM March 1. Justice John Speziale, who wrote Two arraigned in abduction why, if it was true, the trial was E $A6S behave? lead to dead ends. 1983 pre­ The possible reductions are a the opinion. Today’s declarer realized dictions for Pisces are now ordered to begin with only 24 jiours E result of the consolidation of two Vulnerable: Neither Three of the five justices con­ two cbancea are better thah ready. Send $1 to Astro-Qraph, junior high schools into the WATERBURY (UPI) - The arrested Sunday in a Waterbury while the car was parked in notice. Dealer South curred, but Justice David Shea, dis- one. He rose with the ace of Box 489, Radio City Statloi;i, Hamden Middle School, the im­ FBI said two men described as motel by FBI agents and local Waterbury. N.Y. 10019. Be sure to state Wed North East Soatt diamonds, thus sacrificing pending closure of one elementary drifters have been arraigned on police and accused in the Saturday Using a spare set of keys, Posey 1$ his king and took the club your zodiac sign. Send an ad(IP fled the scene in his own car and tional $2 for the NEW Astro-' school and overall declining federal charges after allegedly abduction of George G. Posey. 44, Pass 2$ Pass 3$ finesse. When that won, he Qraph Matchmaker wheel and enrollments. abducting a Pennsylvania man of York, Pa. drove around until he cam e upon a Interchange In Hartford Pass 48 Pass 5$ took another club finesse. booklet. Reveals romantic and holding him prisoner in a car Brown and Kise are charged policeman in the neighboring town Pass 6$ Pass Pass West trumped that trick and combinations and compatibili­ with kidnapping Posey in his of Naugatuck, police said. Pass trunk for more than 12 hours. led a heart. South won the ties for all signs. hometown, allegedly after a drink­ On Sunday, after a joint investi­ ace and played ace-king of Robert H. Brown. 37, of Easton, ARIES (March 21-Aprll 191 Fla., and Bradley A. Kise, 22, ing spree. The F%I said the two gation by FBI agents and Water­ one of 10 worst In U.S. spades, dropping the queen- Disregard hearsay Information Lake Compounce Opening lead: $10 Craley, Pa., were arraigned Mon­ men robbed Posey of $300 and a bury detectives, Brown and Kise jack. Then he played the today In matters affecting your were arrested at a motel. They club ace, felling that king family’s material security. U A sale accord set day in U.S. District Court in credit card and held him captive in It has an "unnecessary, if not were registered as guests of the HARTFORD (UPI) — The hair- and a low spade to dummy’s only that which Is factual to Its BRISTOL (UPI) — A group of Hartford on federal charges oi the trunk of his car as they drove to raising interchange where Inter­ unconscionably high, accident ev- best advantage. , motel, police said. By OiwaM Jacoby nine. Linvestors has reached tentative kidnapping and first-degree Connecticut. states 91 and 84 meet in Hartford perience,” he said. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Waterbury police said an uniden­ The FBI said Brown had gone to •ad Jam ci Jacoby Good clubs took care of agreement to buy the 137-year-old robbery. Magistrate F. Owen The exit and entrance ramps are Associates who rejected yoUf an apartment complex some miles has been rated one of the 10 worst the heart loaers. We applaud Eagan ordered each held on tified woman heard Posey’s cries close together, requiring exiting proposals yesterday could be Lake Omipounce, the nation’s away from the motel, where he roads in the country. In . war a commanding the plar, don’t think much of $200,000 bond. for help and freed him from the drivers to dodge cars entering the more compliant today. II might oldest amusement park. was mugged after he fell asleep. The road, as described in the general often aacriflcet thb bidding, and may stop The 200-acre park is owned by The FBI said the two men were trunk about 5:30 p.m. Saturday Feb. 28 issue of People magazine, hi^w ay. Drivers heading north on the deluge of r id e r ’s letters be worth your while to restate troops to win the battle. In your propositions. the Norton family and the inves­ challenges drivers with "quick 1-91 from 1-84 East must exit onto by stating that West made chess the strategem known OEMIM (May 21-June 20) CIr, city streets, force their way from the wrong opening lead. tors are hoping to arrange foT $5 lane changes on poorly designed as the gambit involves sacri­ cumstances with a direct bear^ million, to 820 million, to buy, ramps in fast, heavy traffic. the left lane to the right into When d e e d in g against a ing on your finances or care^ Sign to mark dangerous Intersection ficing an Im^rtant piece to renovate and expand it. Especially risky for unsuspecting incoming traffic, and negotiate 12-trick contract, if you see a p p e a r favorable today. develop a winning position. The prospective buyers Include three street lights. one trick for your side, make Instead of being hesitant, movp cnoral group when their car tion safer, including reconstruc­ slow Sunday drivers.” Bridge has similar tactics. If ■* EAST LONGMEADOW. Mass. William Lazarek, deputy com­ the most aggressive lead to boldly In these areas. * Bristol car dealer Stephen Barba- slammed into another. tion and installing a traffic light.' The "Terrible 10” list was your objective in a slam con­ (UPI) — Officials plan to erect a missioner of the Department of tract is to take 12 tricks, develop a n ^ e r trick. ’The CANCER (June 21-July 22) riiio; J.D. Arute of Arute Brothers The Yale student who was His board was to meet with compiled by the Center for Auto sign warning "Dangerous Inter­ Transportation, said he wasn’t sometimes you must give lead (M a heart away from Your ideas will be better Construction of New Britain, Vito driving, James Yeadon, 21, of selectman Tuesday to examine the Safety, a non-profit group in section” at the scene of a crash surprised the interchange made one up. the king sets the hand. received by persons In authorH- Rossi of Bristol, and Louis and Brattleboro, Vt., has been charged proposals. Washington, D.C. Gerald Donald­ ty today than they will be by that killed a young man and North-South let out all the Angelo Volpicella, owners of Bris­ with failure to stop at a stop sign, McKnight said there have been son, Highway Safety Project direc­ the top 10. their subordinates. Try to avojg injured six others. tor, said the interchange is hazard­ ” It’s dubious but deserved,” he' ACROSS 2 Foolhar^ Antwer to Praviout Puzzle using Intermediaries. tol Auto Parts. an offense punishable by a $ ^ fine. other serious traffic accidents at If the sale is negotiated, the park Stephen' Adams, 18, of Tampa, the intersection in recent weeks. ous to limb and property. said. wf GAv^ ouRrft-v^ 3 Diminutive tuf- LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Corn- Fla., died Friday of injuries L. James McKnight, chairman 1 Poetic cju u ■ [Dignu ■ [iiiunu panions will find you are a gooji robably would be .managed by fix suffered in the crash Wednesday at of the Public Works Board, said the preposition 4 Low watart (2 □no I oiniDii] I tnann person to turn to today If thoy Siershey Entertainment and Be-, ODDlaniDDl^DaQ Allen and Parker streets. A Yale sign is an interim solution. He said THE PAY RAUE 4 Resound wdt.) need help In solving problems. sort Co. of Pennsylvania, which officials in town have several 8 Behold (Let) □□□ciG DGiD nan University student, he was travel­ Fox stays 5 Demure ^ ■ □ □ n □iDGi:] You’re capable of providing owns and operates Hershey Park proposals for making the intersec- S^CfdJS^ w E H A P 12 Sup 6 Fog [iiuQCZiOGn DaniziG answers they can’t. In Hershey. Pa. ling with five others in a school in Hartford 13 Mete twine 7 Speak VfROO (Aug. 23-Sapl. 22) Oth­ 14Weter creft □GD □GGD Gann ers can be swayed to move In To PpivE HOtAB 15 Lending boet aloquentiy □GinG nanfii aan HARTFORD (UPI) - 8 Superlative □ n n i i i n ntncinGGG your direction today It you 2 16 Of Eettem define your ob)ectives in practE G. Fox & Co. will keep its 2 gcdg Romen Empire auffix □nna cal terms. Make your presehtw- downtown store open, des­ Pr>SStN6 THE GA5 T7K>c. 8 Slip of paper uuet; GfDfi] nnuuQ MOTOR SALES 18 Sail rope □ n n c i ■ ■ tion brief and to the p ^n t. pite earlier reports it 20 And to on 10 Motion □GG T mR * 4 1 -»> - nnoG I □ciGco | [nGn UBRA (Sept 23-Od 28) Per­ would close the building OlW)»rNiA.K TWIMg UB tal A TMON (tbbr.. Let, 2 picture □GnalanGGlDGn sonal ambitions can be wdtj 11 Fencing because it is too large to advanced today, provided operate profltably. 21 GolfinB tid tword 32 Fairy Ule 61 Ceremony you're singular and (Mrsistent. CORNER RT. 6 & 85,80LT0N, CT. 22 Title 17 Collage creature S2|Crane genus In order to accom ^lsh whet Developers Bronson & 24 Organ for athletic group 33 Negetaa 54 Shaketpaare't you're capable of doing, donjf Hutensky of Bloomfield For Export Front End JUipnniont and Wtwol Balancing. hearing 18 Noun tuffix 36 Bitet river get off on tartgenfs. are looking at ways of 6 c m L D ^ 28 Quicken (2 23 Impolita 38 Homecite SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. m leasingspace in the build­ 2 wdt.) 66iEncounter 2 28 Genetic 41 Orewt 67 Therefore Your good judgment and a tO - ing — which would be Phone for appobitmont — 643-9521 30 Negative ion materiel noneenta dlaclpllne wlH serve you well in 34 Propoaad 68 Smell quantity called the Fox Center. amandmatU 26 Obtarvet 44 Game animal many situations today, but they .,.PEOfn.E 27 Entreat 46 Spanith for 60 Powerful may desert you In your finatv (abfar.) explotive dal affairs. 35 FlrM garden 28 Deterva one (abbr.) •AOIT7ARHIS (No*. 28-Daii. Union knocks 37 Jeeon't thip 28 WrHea 48 RipMly 31 Flower 60 Direction 61 Stop 21) One way to asaure yoA 38 Pear naeda will be looked out far police chief TDCAa 40 City in 1 2 2 4 T ~ t T" • t 10 11 Oklahoma today it to flrst look out lor t|||y AVON (UPI) - The 42 Make angry needs of others. Kindness g e »- police union alleges police 12 12 14 aretes a redprocal action. * BR AK ISP im 43 Church body Chief Domenic Zacchio, CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. X ) 45 Wivae 10 It iV Th e signs look encouraging presently on a 30-day paid 47 Light meal , leave, misappropriated ASHelr IB today It you are embarking 8 i FRONT DISC BRAKES 80 Energy unit ■ ■ a new pro)act or venture. town funds, equipment 83 Environment 22 1 However, timing It vital to kasp and time. The charges • New Disc Pads agency (abbr.) ■ everything In proper phase. * reportedly aro being re- •Inspect Wheel Bearing WHEN DID THEY U" B ’ i r 22 » r AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Pab. IS) 88 Airelwoofad viewed by town •Inspect Calipers ©•ORTUeiNerA 88 Commereitl ■ Your pottlbHKIes lor partonal authorities. 14 gain look anoouragins todatj, •Resurface Rotors ’ 5 8 * ’ LAUSH tr a c k FDR. flight (2 wde.) Zacchio and the union ■1 ■1 but yyou mustn’t tat unraallttK •MeUllc Brakes $10.00 extra k N ta M iit THE PReSIDENTlS 82 winder M have feuded over, over­ 83 Amaze axp^atlona cause you tp a w a y e P E B C H E S -? ■ ■" make tha wrong movaa. i time claims made by h e f H H V neE 84 Solid figure 42 1 4t 88 Pert of the ■ police for a required IS HA Ha HA payche 47 About the most expensive minute roil call at the REAR DRUM BRAKES sm cw E jC 86 Prove *•■ thingting anyoneany can give you is start of each shift. The • r t o • 1 ^t i f free advu‘vice. officers said Zacchio re­ • New Brake Shoes h k ^ H A ■ ■" •Inspect Wheel Cylinders B HffHEa I t to t1 t i taliated by issuing a HA/a Dog face flurry of reprimands for e Resurface Drums n 14 tt minor violations. • Adjust Brakes *49** M 17 t t The union then voted no -U confidence in the police chief. 1 0 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tues., Feb. 22, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tues.. Feb, g , 1968- 11

Obituaries Republicans vow m i Agnes E. Birge Leisure Agnes E. Birge, 88, of 10 FOCUS/ Tanglewood Lane, Bolton, died an all-out effort this morning at Manchester Mem­ orial Hospital. She was the wife of By Mark A. Dupuis He vowed to have the GOP the late Robert Birge. UP I Capitol Reporter provide financial support to help She was born in Manchester on candidates pay off their debts and • • Oct. 27, 1894, and had been a HARTFORD - Sen. Lowell said the party also would support resident of Bolton for the past 24 Weicker, R-Conn., today vowed an candidates who lost in one try for Andy years. Before that she had lived in all-out effort by the state GOP to office if they tried to win the office Worcester, Mass. She was a win mayoral seats and other a second time around. [Rooney member of Trinity Covenant municipal offices in this fall'slocal Weicker was in Hartford to meet ruising Church of Manchester. electlohs across Connecticut. with I^publican legislators prior Syndicated She leaves a daughter, Mrs, Weicker said he had spoken with to tonight’s meeting of the Republi­ Columnist Richard (Barbara) Moonan of Republicans in several of the can State Central Committee, state's largest cities in an effort to where Thomas D’Amore, execu­ A first time sailor goes for a week on the Aegean Bolton, with whom she had made tive director of Weicker’s re-, her home; two brothers, Albert line up candidates who would be was chugging on toward Cairo Ogren of Vernon and Arthur Ogren willing to run for office on the GOP election campaign, was expected Editor's note: Carol McGul- to win the GOP state chairmanship when last seen and a South of Hickory N.C.; two sisters, ticket in November. neos Is a treelance writer who % African couple wlio won cas­ without oppositibn. Esther Birge of South Windsor and Weicker, speaking at a Capitol Fighting lives In Washington D.C. cades of drachmas at the slot Weicker said he would keep a Evelyn Tracy of Danielson; and news conference, said the GOP By Carol McGulneas ' ' ■ machines. I spent 15 minutes one grandson. would try to avoid naming last- hands-off posture with regard to- Special to the Herald the day-to-day operation of the. trying to tell an engineer from Funeral services will be Thurs­ minute municipal candidates, as Paris a joke about elephants state GOP un(fer D ’Amore. day at 10:30 a m. at Watkins has been the case in the past in the ‘Are we embarking?” I and marshmallows, in French, “ I don’t expect to tell Tom stage Funeral Home, 142 E. Center St., state’s largest cities, which are asked my neighbor on the as we floated out of Istanbul. It with burial in East Cemetery. generally under Democratic D'Amore how to run the organiza­ bridge of the Hellenic Mediter­ tion known as the Republican didn’t work, but the minarets There are no calling hours. control. ranean Lines’ good ship Aqua­ looked lovely anyway. Memorial donations may be made Party and I don’t expect Tom rius. .Oh, what a terrific word “ You’re going to find war up and' D'Amore to tell me how to vote on By the en(l of the cruise, most to Trinity Covenant Church Build­ down the line,” Weicker said. fright that was. A first-time cruise the floor of the United States of us were mingling as the ing Fund, 305 Hackmatack St. “ And we’re not just going to put up ship passenger. I ’d never man-i Senate,” Weicker said. brochure said we were sup­ bodies.” If you’ve ever talked in front of a aged to use it before. But here I Samuel Cappetta “ He does a very good job and he posed to. An accountant from Samuel Cappetta, 67, of Hart­ Weicker said he had had discus­ group of more than 10 people, you was off on a week-long Aegean 2 doesn’ t need me whispering in his Lyon went jewelry shopping 2 ford. died Monday at a convales­ cruise, leaving from Piraeus, sions about possible Republican know how nervous you get. In the ear all the time,” Weicker said. Greece. I figured that crunch­ with the Parisian engineer. cent home. He was the husband of candidates for mayoral races in ‘ Weicker said he saw the state past few years I’ve spoken about 20 Travelers from Bloemfontein, '■ 'I ing noise had to be either us Marie (Parente) Cappetta and the New Haven, Waterbury and Stam­ GOP seeking a broader consti­ times to large audiences and I was South Africa and Panama City, brother of Mrs, Primo (Lina) ford and planned discussions in embarking or a rather large fish tuency, including overtures to as nervous before the last one as I taking a bite out of the deck. Florida drank tea together. Nerini of Manchester. coming weeks about the mayoral labor, minorities and other groups. “ Sometimes I have to close my was before the first. Being nervous Santorini-Crete-Rhodes- He also leaves two daughters. contest in Hartford. However, he said that didn’ t mean eyes and think, ’What did we see Mrs. Francis (Marie) Pinto of before speaking just doesn’t seem Patmos-Kusadasil-Istanbul- Weicker said the GOP had a the party would overlook its more on Crete?’” admitted the South Wethersfield and, Mrs. Robert to go away. ’ Mykonos-Piraeus here I come, I problem in that it didn't provide conservative element. African. The Floridian said she (Tina) Lallier of Hartford; three sufficient financial support to its > There are some things I ’ve thought. Me for sunshine, white­ Knew just wnat he meant. “ I think the principle that ought washed houses, ouzo and bou- 2 2 other sisters; two brothers: and municipal candidates and forgot learned and some observations to be established is that we do the ON EMBARKATION EVEN­ five grandchildren. the candidates if they were zouki music and trinkets like best possible job for our consti­ I ’ve made about speechmaking: crazy. ING, I ’d noticed a rather Funeral services will be Thurs­ defeated. tuency,” he said. day at 8; 15 a m.from the Maple —Sitting at the head table, Since I’d never visited mysterious-looking musta­ Hill Chapels, 380 Maple Ave., waiting for your turn while eve­ Greece, I had wanted to sample chioed fellow, in a trenchcoat, . lurking in a corner. No, said his Hartford, with a mass of Christian ryone eato dinner for* several a fair number of islands on this wife, he wasn’t a hijacker, or burial at 9 a.m. in St. Luke’s hours, is the hardest part of trip. Cruising seemed by far the Church, Hartford. Friends may -Iastic met an Australian widow who The third approach to tracing the this week by Canadian Environ­ utive 10-to 12-year terms on three one Dramamine. Knossos. home of Minotaur and Home, 142 E. Center St., Manches­ man Bowne, vice president and kidnapping, and first degree sex­ spot on my necktie. • source of air pollutants would be to ment Minister John Roberts for counts of armed robbery. ter. Burial will be at the chief scientist for 'TRC Environ­ ual assault. Truppi was sentenced use long range transport models drastic reductions in the sulfur - ’The worst introductions are convenience of the family. There mental Corp. Inc. that can predict the concentrations dioxide produced in the U.S. when the person introducing you are no calling hours Memorial donations may be made tp the tries to be funny. The best American Heart Association. Court invalidates trademark introductions are invariably the Real clothes for spring shortest. I ’ve had introductions George A. Kevorkian that Were as long as my speech. George A. Kevorkian, 89. of New Britain died today at New Britain There really isn’t that much to say 2 2 about me. General Hospital. He was the Parker Brothers loses Monopoly husband of the late Haiganoush WASHINGTON (UPI) -TheSupreme State University economics professor wrong. It ruled Monopoly had gained too —Even when I ’m the main Designer fashions focus on waist (Agnes) Kevorkian and the father speaker, there’s almost always of Henrietta Jason of Manchester. Court today set off a major trademark who invented and marketed a board common a meaning, like “ shredded someone on the program who Some designers are creating rela­ He was born in Cypress Island, controversy by permitting Parker game he called "Anti-Monopoly.” , wheat,” which the Supreme Court in 1938 By Florence De Santis tively small spring collections, with Nicosia, and before his retirement Brothers to be stripped of its 48-year-old Parkers Brothers of Salem, Mass., a declared was so generic it could not be speaks better than I do. Lengths, silhouettes and color themes and detailing. At Anne had been employed at Pratt A monopoly on Monopoly, the famous real division of CPG Products Corp., pro­ controlled by one cereal maker. ' —The strange thing about speak­ NEW YORK (NEA) — Americana Klein, the color scheme is either cream, Whitney in East Hartford,. e.state board game. tested Professor Ralph Anspach’s use of The panel based its ruling in part on a proportions, however, ing is that you only know for sure designers think women have enough black and tobacco, or pale tones of gray, He also leaves a son, Avedis Without comment, the justices let its trademark in his game’s title, saying marketing kurvey that showed most stand a ruling invalidating the Monopoly it would exploit the reputation and consumers were motivated to buy that you’ve made a point with an “ sporty separates” and are ready for change from one de­ peach and cream. 2 2 Kevorkian, and a daughter. Mar­ audience when you say something some “ real” clothes again. Like their ’The simple tunic, chemise or slim suit ion Kevorkian, both of New Bri­ trademark because the term has become success it built for Monopoly. Monopoly because they were Interested European colleagues, they’re swinging signer to the next, as silhouettes are livened with a play of tain; four grandchildren: two a common descriptive name for that Anspach retaliated by asking the in the game and did not care who funny and they laugh. If you make manufactured it. away from anything overly loose or colors in blocks, or contrast accents in great-grandchildren; and several type board game. courts to cancel the Monopoly trade­ what you hope is a good, serious layered to silhouettes that focus on a everyone seeks to give bands or placket facings. A wardrobe nieces and nephews. Critics say the ruling endangers mark, which gave Parker Brothers sole “ When a trademark primarily denotes FOR OVER 50 YEARS f point, there’s no way forthem to let a product, not the product’s producer, defined waistlin^ or are at least could be assembled from the Klein Funeral services will be Thurs­ trademark protections for hundreds of right to use of the title even though its you know. the trademark is lost,” the court said. semi-fitted. women enough variety. collection. day at 10:15 a.m. from the brand-name products from dish soaps to patent had expired. The makers of Monopoly appealed to , —They always give you a glass Lengths, silhouettes and proportions, Erickson-Hansen and Sons Fun­ video games. Trademarks invalidated in A U.S. District Court twice ruled for HALSTON USES shirred inset mid­ ^ the Supreme Court, with the backing of That’S what Is Important to us. of water but I never drink any. however, change from one designer to Even certain classics eral Home, 5 Hart St., New Britain, the past because the names fell into the manufacturer of Monopoly and found riffs as waistline focus, and vivid colors, ’ trademark lawyers, toymakers, the the next, as everyone seeks to give and 11 a.m. at Armenian Church of common use include those for aspirin, Anspach could be held liable for When you look beyond the extras, : —When there are questions are back such as the such as fuchsia and turquoise against grocery industry and manufacturing wdmen enough variety. Even certain Holy Resurrection. Burial will be cellophane, cola, thermos and yo-yo. infringing on a registered trademark. white. His pure , curved cuts look more associations. They fear the 9th Circuit’s afterward, there’s always one classics are back, such as the nautical in Fairview Cemetery, New Bri­ The trademark for Monopoly, first But in August 1982, a three-judge panel helping people is what our nautical look and the right than ever this spring, but so do the reasoning could jeopardize many of the person who gets up and embar­ look and the clean-cut coat dress. Betty tain. Friends may call at the manufactured by Parker Brothers in of the 9th U.S. Court of Appeals in patchwork dramatics of Koos van den 1935, was challenged by a San Francisco California declared the trial court most successful trademarks. business Is all about. And every rasses everyone else by asking, a Hanson’s black linen is double-breasted, Akker, with his red taffeta raincoat, long funeral home Wednesday from 7 to with -white buttons to match the triple clean-cut coat dress. raally stupid question. and full in the skirt, gathered in the 9 p.m. Memorial donations may be organza shoulder-covering shawl collar day we strive to offer kindness and sleeves and geometrically appllqued in made to the Armenian Church of —No matter how bad I may have and the band above the mldcalMength choices, long and easy, long and fitted, Developer eyes coliseum deal varied patterns. Holy Resurrection, 1910 Stanley been, someone always comes up to hem. peplumed or short and saucy. Almost oompasslon to the people who call Spring evening dresses are not only St., New Britain. me and tells me I was great. If always they’ll do over a dress, too, as NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Devel­ It will cost an estimated $7 NOTICE just as varied but all-out glamorous. The most people are polite and distant LA9T FA LL, when Perry Ellis revived Adele Simpson shows with her jaunty oper Joel Schiavone says New million to repair water damage to upon us. range can be shown by starting with In Hemoriam the fitted, peplumed suit jacket and slim little red spencer jacket, cut away over Haven should sell all large city-run a rooftop parking garage at the The office of: Century 21 Tedford When you’re leaving, you know you Geoffrey Beene’s little striped top and In sad and loving memory of Mary skirt, even his fans sneered, but there’s the waistline to show the black patent facilities and is considering the coliseum, city officials said. bombed out as a speaker. bouncy knee skirt in black -and white Maori Massacco, who passed away Real Estate will be closed hardly a spring collection that doesn’t cinch beltof her knee-jength black crepe possible purchase of the troubled * —Someone always thanks you organza trimmed in lace. Frtruary 19th, 1961. Veterans Memorial Coliseum in a Inclute the look. Jon Hagglns does It III dress beneath. The sale and lease-back concept Wednesday, February 23rd, out of profusely for coming, even when white silk shantung, with wide shoulders With the wide-top look still In, some Every day In some small way lease-back agreement. allows a community to raise Memories of you come our way, Schiavone said be was consider- respect to the passing of Mrs. they’ve paid you to do It. and puffed sleeves, with the ripply designers really narrow skirts, such as FIT RETURNS FOR SPRING capital while the investors receive 400 MAIN STSKT • MANCHpSTft, CONN peplum over a slim matching skirt or one Fernando Sanchez’ peg-top black crepe Time and years roll swiftly by ,ing the deal, which would provide —There are a tew pleasanter a tax shelter on the depreciation of Florence Tedford. of bis soft silk dresses In gray, red and that needs a slit for walking, and is worn Jon Hloolns' white silk locket But low and memories never die! him with a tax shelter and allow the property. City officials said the HOWARD L. HOLMES ARTHUR Q. HOLMES times in Ufe than when you’ve white abstract floral print. with a yellow wool blouson jacket with the city to operate the coliseum for &dly itflned idea needs study and the advice of RICHARD P. HOLMES HOWARD M. HOLM18 Dnisbed speaking. Suit jackets, in fact, offer many raglan seaming for width. ' NEA Iqr« M ttin l family... public use. tax experts. MANCHESTER HERALD. Tues.. Feb. 22. 1»M - 13 12 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tues., Eeb. 22, 1983 Advice About Town Blofeedback lecture planned VAN SKAI’ b- IKtAI>OI AMlI'l 0( H MANDLISIR-AKIAI Linda 8. Dutka of Manchester, a registered nurse, ASP ( OMMI K>. I M L l.l A N SVI:RK;1 Public restrooms are will give a free lecture on blofeedback, an alternative •m: 1)1 IVVI I N I SA ANP CK H USA treatment for stress-related illness, Wednesday at 7 SVVI-PI \ PA' p.m; in the atrium of the Medical Center, 131 New . f > Lxmdon Turnpike, Glastonbury. n mother's private puzzle Ms. Dutka is a biofeedback consultant for the Glastonbury Health Associates. She is certified by the Biofeedback Certification Institute of America, and is DEAR ABBY: Today my jaw . DEAR DRIVER: To scratch his head. (Would I lie to you on a member of the New England Blofeedback Society. droppedi While sitting in the local For information call 649-2749. cafe having coffee with my hus­ Washington’s birthday? band and our 2'/^-year-old daugh­ Dear Architects to hear Thalacker ter, "Cind.v," we were approached DEAR ABBY: My wife and I Donald W. Thalacker, director of the Art' in by the owner of the cafe, who told attended party given by a couple 270 Abby Architecture program of the General Services us of a complaint he had about us who had met socially at several Administration, will speak Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the the previous evening. Abigail other parties. Connecticut Room, Wadsworth Atheneum, Hartford. My husband, who has always When we got there, we found the Van Buren The lecture, scheduled after the dinner meeting of shared in the care of our daughter, other guests were mixing drinks at the Connecticut Society of Architects, will focus on the had taken Cindy to the “ potty” in a “ bar” that had befen setup on the Photo by MacKendrick place of art in architecture. the men's room. There is only one kitchen table — a common prac­ The public is invited to the meeting and program. A stall, and while they were occupy­ tice among our circle of friends. social hour with cash bar will begin at 6 p.m. Dinner BEN FRANKLIN ISSUES ARE PRACTICALLY IDENTICAL ing it, another gentleman had need About halfway through the party, I will be served at 7 p.m. in the Morgan Great Hall. Cost . . . one at left Is U.S.; the other Is Sweden’s for the facilities, so he poked his restroom alone. And men should was informed by a complete head in. My husband informed hi use the'men's facilities and women stranger that this was a "bring of the dinner is 9^.50, and the lecture is free. that they would be out in a minute. should use the women's when your own bottle” party, and I'was For dinner or lecture reservations call 865-2195. The other customer promptly taking a child of either sex to the drinking his scotch! complained to the owner, saying restroom. Abby, I haven’t heard of a Boy Scouts plan breakfast “ BYOB party” since my college little girl should use the women’,s The 13th annual Boy Scout family breakfast is Now it's Sweden's turn days. I know we were in an facilities. The owner then told my DEAR ABBY: I ’ve been reading scheduled for Sundhy at 9 a.m. at the Army & Navy economic depression, but our hosts husband that’ in the future he about when a cowboy should take Club, 1090 Main St. All Cub Sixiuts, Boy Scouts and are comfortable, middle-class pro­ A USPS SPOKESMAN has hinted that our own should not take Cindy into the off his hat. Most men who wear Explorers from the Algonquin District and members Another “ companion" issue in the world of fessionals — not rich, but surely men's room — either 1 would have western hats (and they're not all of their families are welcome to attend. stamps. (Just lately we had a joint production artists might do well to depart a little from the far from poor. Also, I was raised to mechanical rendering in favor of a touch of to take her to the ladies' restroom cowboys) wear them indoors. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kearns will chair the event. with the Netherlands, and before that the Hobans, believe that if you couldn’t afford and away back in 1975 (remember?), the Collectors' whimsy. or she would have to go alone. When you invest $100 in a hat and ' Tickets are $1.75 per person for ham and eggs, pastry to entertain your guests, you Apollo-Soyuz.) Linn’s Stamp News predicts a spate of such What is the rule on this? Is it $S0 in the band, you don't take it off and milk. should wait until you could. This time we will be in cahoots with Sweden. Comer U.S.-foreign companions in the near future. written somewhere that only indoors. If you do, someone invari­ Dick Lucius of Springfield, Mass., a master Was I brought up wrong, or have The stamps are pictorially alike, with Ben This particular twosome will be released women are allowed to take their ably sits on it, steals it, or some falconer, will speak on birds of prey. He will display a times and the rules of common Franklin holding forth opposite Sweden’s Great March 24th. Procedures, for ordering first day of children to the bathroom in a drunk wanders up, puts it on, and live red-tailed hawk, prairie falcon, great homed oivl Russ MacKendrick courtesy changed that much? (I ’m Seal. 'The lettering is in their respective issue cancellations will be given in this column public place? .And then only to the you have to dismantiee his body to and golden eagle. ■ only 30.) languages with a 20-cent value for our version and when available. women's room" get it back. The lecture was made possible by a donation from BEWILDERED IN BOSTON A brief look at our philatelies of 1983: Jan. 7 — How do mothers of sons — or the Martin and Sophie Grzyb Memorial Fund. For a 2.70 kronor (36 cents), for the “ SVERIGE.” The World Communications Year aerogramme; single fathers of daughters — In the movie "Smokey and the reservations, call 649-5488. , These stamps will honor the signing of the handle this'’ Bandit,” Burt Reynolds, who al­ DEAR BEWILDERED: In ‘M ’j Treaty of Amith and Commerce between the two Jan. 12 — seven official stamps, values from one possible to get cancelations of the two stamps on NO IDENTIFICATION, ways wore a cowboy hat, said, “ I many circles, the BYOB party is countries on March 24. 1783. This was the very cent to five dollars; Jan. 20, the 20-cent Science YAACA sets new programs single cover. PLEASE take my hat off for only one thing.” S.O.P. (standard operation proce­ first such pact ever made by the United States- and Technology stamp; February 12 — Georgia What do you think that “ one dure) . Your hosts were remiss in The Nutmeg Branch YWCA, 78 N. Main St., has with a neutral country. We were still technically a postal card. Coming February 24th, the Balloon­ DEAR NO: Very young children thing” was? not informing you what kind of planned several workshops for the next month. All part of Great Britain at the time, and at war with ing se-tens, 4 at a time like the Desert Plants of should never be sent into a public OREGON TRUCK DRIVER party it was when they invited you. are open to the public. them, as the Treaty of Paris to end it all was still a THE OTHER ITEM to note is that the stamps 1981. They will be given Scott numbers 2032-2035. Prenatal yoga, featuring stretching and toning for good six months in the offing. are the handiwork of Czelaw Slanis, the court Did you ever wonder what stamp got the even pregnant women; will Wednesdays from 6:15 to 7:15 2000? It’s the West Virginia stamp in that sheet of The names on the stamps are “ B. Franklin,” engraver of Sweden and perhaps the world’s '.m p.m. beginning this Wednesday. Elizabeth Van Dine premier artist in the field of stampdom. More Birds and Flowers — the seventh cardinal in the (with a finishing swirl to put John Hancock to lot. (Number 1000 was the Landing of Cadillac, will instruct. shame), and “ Gustav Philip Comte d’Creutz,’ than 500 issues from vatious parts of the globe Consult another doctor A four-week course in overcoming computer have been engraved by Slanis. He is a native of issued July, 1951.) the signatories to the Treaty. anxiety will be offered Thursdays from 6 to 8 p.m. Poland and did sonhe 20 stamps for them before TONIGHT: Meeting of the Manchester Phila­ T beginning March 3. Jean Whitney, a systems analyst There are a couple of fairly exciting things going to Sweden (passing up a Canadian bank with The Hartford Insurance Company, will cover about this pair. First of all, the U.S. Postal note opportunity on the way.) He customarily telic Society at the Shop-Rite Community Hall, 587 E. Middle Turnpike. 6:30to9. Come for advice on hearing loss problem basics of (ximputer language, hardware and software. Service and its Swedish counterpart wUl be goes beyond the mere engraving-to-order and Gerryy Harvey will teach shortcnits for making offering both versions over the counter for a time, puts his own interpretations into the original for preparing your exhibit for MANPEX '83 on holiday breads for Easter and Passover on March 9 April 16,17. Anyone can enter the competition. with a long. Stamped, self- with some special first-day servicing to make it designs. DEAR DR. LAMB: 1 am a from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. An Easter egg workshop is addressed envelope for it to me, in 7'2 yoar old, male in fairly good ■'Ik !' planned for March 23 from 9:30 to noon. Betsy Hanson care of the Manchester Herald, heallli. About eight ye:irs ago a will teach techniques of making fabric-covered eggs P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Station, very prestigious surgeon operated Your and panoramic eggs. New York, N.Y. 10019. on me to improve my hearing. The Mary Ann Handley, professor of history at doc tor was fairly certain the nerve Health mm. Manchester Community (tollege, will give a slide At Martha Washington Inn DEARDDR. LAMB: My grand­ ends were good and the prognosis Herald photo by Pinto , presentation and discussion of historic homes in Lawrence daughter has a real problem when after surgery w^s 90 percent for Manchester on March 11 from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. she gets chilled, even with warm improvement. However, the Lamb, M.D. For information, call 647-1437. clothing on. She breaks out in welts Winter footprints surgery failed and m’y hearing was not improved on her legs, hands and body. The A trail of footprints at the Oak Grove' thanks to the weather cooperating swollen weltsitch. Is this an allergy Phonathon staff sought When 1 compress my nostrils, Nature Center shows the evidence of with sunny skies and warm Basement find: $2.5 million close my mouth and then force air to cold or some other problem? many weekend yisitors. “Monday's temperatures, The spring festival planning committee of the She is 21. Will she outgrow this? into the poor ear,-the passages of hearing acuity that is relieved Manchester Performing Arts (jenter Inc. is seeking holiday brought more visitors, too. ported hearing faint bles for the dining room, clear and my hearing clears. The by gentle blowing of the nose, or It has been worse seemingly for the volunteers for a phonathon which will take reserva­ By John Witt seed when a group of “ We could sell the furni­ Carolina lived in the house strains from a violin on and features fine wines results are like perfect hearing. other techniques that increase air past two or three years. tions for the three fundraising evenU this spring.. On It • d • Press Southwest Virginia busi­ ture and burn the mort­ before it was sold to the nights when the moon is and continental cuisjne. When I told this to the doctor he pressure inside the throat. . Phonathon hours will be Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. and International nessmen decided to reno­ gage,” Ketchum said. In­ Methodist Church in 1878 DEAR READER: She probably full. Efforts to trace the made'little of it and said it was a Look at the diagram in The 7 to 9 p.m. and nightly from 7 to 9 p.m. through March 3 vate it in 1980. They found stead, the inn hired a for use as a women's does have an alergy to cold. It is mysterious music have THERE WERE SOME temporary thing What is your Health Letter 16-8, Your Vital Thoughts at the community services offi<». Faculty East, •ABINGDON, Va. - In an unexpected legacy full-time restoration spe­ college. called cold urticaria which means problems at first with feeling? Could surgery correct my Hearing, which I am sending you. Manchester Community College. its first 150 years, the from an eccentric pre­ cialist, whose efforts The college was named hives that occur after cold expo­ In the summer of 1932, a townspeople who were hearing? At present 1 am wearing Locate the Eustachian tube. This The events include performances by the Manches­ Martha Washington Inn vious owner — antiques shine in clocks, pianos, Martha Washington after sure and, like hives from other group of unemployed ac­ used to eating fried a hearing aid in each ear. tube connects the middle ear Mark 10:46-52: sell pencils outside the man was healed and fol­ and God’s people are ter Symphony Orchestra and Chorale, the Gilbert and has served as a general’s from every country and chests and artwork the original first lady, causes, they dq itch. tors fled New York and chicken and spoonbread behind your eardrum with your One day Jesus was local 5 and 10 cents store. lowed Jesus. But for most healed of their blindness. Sullivan Players, and a Nate HOm concert sponsored mansion, a Civil War every period, all in a sad spaced throughout the whose ancestors came The natural response of blood the Depression to found under the former man­ •DEAR READER: G o see throat. When it is open, the leaving Jericho sur­ Most people paid little of us we need to see by the MCC Student Senate and the Dance hospital, a women’s col­ state of disrepair and building. ^ from Abingdon, England. vessels is to constrict when ex­ the Barter Theater where agement. Ketcham said, another ear. no.se -and throat pressure inside the middle ear rounded by his disciples attention to him. But in through the eyes of Jesus. Rev. James Meek Consortium. lege, a dormitory for draped in sheets. Ketchum said there During the Civil War. it posed to cold. When the cold is “ Shakespeare could be one regular customer be- specialist. If you have good hear­ equals the pressure outside your and a large crowd. Among this case Jesus stopped We all need to be healed of Community Baptist Prospective volunteers may call 649-1061. struggling actors and -a There was a giant cano­ have been no problems so doubled as a hospital for removed the vessels over-dilate exchanged for local c'ame incensed when a ing, even temporarily, it is good eardrum. If it is blocked, the that crowd was a man and talked with this blind the blindness that does not Church luxury hotel. pied bed carved from far with light-fingered gu­ Confederate soldiers. The which can cause some swelling and farmer’s produce.” The waiter asked his wife, evidence that your specialized pressure will be unequal, distort­ named Bartimaeus who man. see and and feel human Several Civil War rosewood in the 17th cen­ ests. “ We have little old ■ patients were sometimes tingling. These are the mild cases. repertory company used “ Would you like some hearing cells and hearing nerve ing the eardrum and affecting your was both blind and re­ Jesus was not embar­ need. We need to be ghosts are said to roam tury for the Emperor ladies' rocking out on the hustled down a secret People with more severe cases REMOVE MINERAL the abandoned college as sauce beraaise?” fibers are good. It also suggests hearing. duced to begging for a rassed by the man like the healed of the conception the halls filled with Napoleon and seized by porch who would use their staircase to a cave below have hives or even rather large Births a dormitory for the that your tiny ear bones are living. He began to shout crowd. He saw and heard that God has not given us BUILDUP FROM YOUR gleaming antiques. pirates on the way to a canes to trip anybody who the mansion to escape swellings. \ theater, which still oper­ “ Her name’s Louise,” normal as well If you have abnormal function of “ Jesus! Son of David! that need in the midst of the resources to deal with TEAKETTLE by pouring Guests sip tea poured planned palace in the tried to steal something.” marauding bands of Yan­ It is likely that your granddaugh­ ates across the street. the guest corrected. your Eustachian tube and the rest Hasver mprey on me.” the crowd. He stopped and the need. The resources in half a cup of white from silver pot on the Louisiana Purchase; a kee troops. ter will outgrow it. The best Bride, Derek Thomas, son of Linda Leone and Since opening as a coun­ From your story it sounds like of your hearing mechanism is The crowd was upset talked to him. Jesus and are there if we believe. vinegkr and one quart of broad porch of the old inn, 16-foot-long art-deco table FROM THE CIRCU­ treatment is to avoid cold, but that Thomas C. Bri(ie of 139 School St., was bom Jan. 14 at try inn in 1937, “ The Abingdon is on Inter­ the middle ear is not functioning normal, it is possible that the tube and scolded him, telling God are not blind and see Belief makes them visible tap water. Heat to rolling watching peacocks gam­ of inch-thick crystal sup­ LA R front drive, flanked ONE OF SEVERAL is not always possible. The hives Mancdiester Memorial Hospital. His maternal Martha” has hosted visits state 81 in'southwestern properly It is much like having an function can be improved. It him to be quiet. I re­ and respond to human boil and let stand for one bol ' on the lawn' as they ported by silver vases by a giant smokebush and ghost stories stemming can be treated with antihistam­ grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. W.P. Leone of 283 by presidents, movie Virgina, a 30 minute drive ear blockage from changes in air depends on what eauses it. It is member scenes like this need STRETCH YOUR hour. Pour out solution, fill wait for the curtain to rise weighing 600 pounds, en­ rows of roses, the three- from that period has a ines. And they can be taken in Timrod Road. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and stars and sports north of Bristol on the pressure during a plane flightu certainly worth investigating. Oth­ on the streets of the city in In their conversation BURGER BUDGET by with water, boll again and at the Barter Theater graved by the German story Federalist mansion dying Rebel, Capt. John advance of cold exposure to help Mrs. Ekiward Bride of 378 Windsor St. celebrities. Most people who have traveled by ers who want this issue of The which I grew up. There Jesus asks “ What do you using one part soy extender discard. Add buildup to across the street. craftsman whose scnilp- was built on Daniel Stoves, begging his swee­ prevent the reaction. Allison, Rhianna Lynne, daughter of George and Today the remodeled Virginia—Tennessee air have had that sensation of loss Health Lette'r can send 75 cents was a man with both legs want me to do for you?’’ to four parts of meat. Your your budget by selling no- “There aren’t many tures adorn Radio City Boone’s wilderness trail theart, known only as Sabrina Nadeau Allison of 712 Bread & Milk St., inn is a popular spot for state line. Visitors also amputated who got The man replied, “ I want taste buds won’t be able to longer-used furniture and places where you can step Music Hall; and enough in 1832 by Gen. Frances Beth, to serenade him on Coventry, was bom Feb. 6 at Manchester Memorial weddings and honey­ may fly in via Roanoke, around by sitting on a to see again.” God is tell the difference, but your appliances with a low-cost back in time and get that original pieces to fill the 75 Preston. The general the violin. Her heart Hospital. Her maternal grandparento are Mr. and moons, or just getting Va., or the Tri— cities board with small wheels responsive to those who budget will! ad in Classified. serene feeling," manager guest rooms — no two of earned his fame in the broken and her constitu­ Mrs. Norman Nadeau of 305 Brewster St., Coventry. away from it all in style. airport in the Kingsport- attached to it. He would want to see again. This Ellison Ketchum said. which look alike. French and Indian War tion weakened by his Writer shouldn't worry Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ketchum, who has in­ Johnson City-Brlstol “ There are country inns The basement treasure and the halls of Congress, death, she contracted ty­ Allison, Willlmantic. She has a sister, Sophora Ann, stalled gourmet menus in area. and there are museums, trove had an estimated and - his fortune in the phoid fever and follow ^ 3*A. him to the grave. several American and Eu­ but this place is both.” value of $2.5 million, ac­ nearby salt mines. Roohis run about $60 Belanger, Joel Michael, son of Michael and Over the years guests at ropean hotels, insists on New books at Cheney cording to Sotheby’s of Five governors of Virgi­ per night, without meals. about getting on in age Coramae DImock Belanger of 68 Jensen St., was bora the . inn often, have re­ growing his own vegeta­ THE INN HAD gone to New York. nia, Kentucky and South Feb. 4 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His New books recently and everything Hunter Gently between Bowers — Nurse Becky's new ;materaal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Henry added to the Mary Cheney ioes DEAR DR. BEAKER: All my stamped, self-addressed envelope worid Keneally — Schindler's list •Dimock of Route 44A, Coventry. His paternal Library include tbe Bowers — Maveridi raid life I ’ve written stories, poetry, to Dr. Blaker in care of the Kidwell — Dear stranger ^grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joel Belanger of 25 Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 475, following: Burnett Love star Kirby — Chasing a dream Nof til 2,000 articles, etc., even though my real Chapman — Waters dark and Lewis — Railway guns ^Griffen Road. He has two brothers, Jeffrey, 8 and career wasn’t in writing I ’ve had a Ask Radio City Station, New York, MacLeod — The Bilbao look- •Daniel, 20 months and a sister, Kelly, 6. number of volumes of short stories H r i N.Y. 10019. laio — The wanton summer ing glass Fiction air • Salcint, Andrea, daughter of Victor and Beverly Write to Dr. Blaker at the above Adams — Life, the universe. ( OsDome — Walk with a published But now, at 72, I'm Blaker Hoyt — Trotsky’s run shadow : Anderson Salclus of 131 Grtandview St., was bora Feb. afraid that my creativity has dried y address. The volume of mail Ragosta — Tbe dream .6 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal 2 up. A friend told me that this KareR Blaker, prohibits personal replies, but weaver ;grandmkother is dLuciUe B. Anderson of Eastford. Hydro cars are a long way off Sbewmake — Ghosts of happens-after the 60s and, in fact, Ph.D. questions of general inwterest will yastcfday •Her paternal grandmother Is Antonina Salcius of for a long time I ’ve been unable to be discussed in future columns. stein — The bombing run •Manchester. She has a sister, Rhiannon, 3 Stratton — The peddlers > because. As a fuel. It is more Laboratory in Liv­ source. He said to use write anything worthwhile. I'm Cinema ; Scott, Kevin, son of Richard and Charline McDougle Thompson — My wisdom Bv Gary Taylor clean. The byproduct of ermore, Calif. sunlight, as Bockris and desolate at the thought that age has Dr. Blaker is currently involved Warren — Hood River nurse 'Scott of Andover, was born Feb. 1 at Manchester. The costs of splittina water Into burning hydrogen with researchers at the Uni­ robbed me of creative drive. in a project analyzing people’s Hartftrd Monstieia Watson — Whatever'a been •Memorial Hospital. His matoraal grandparents are ^ AltimMim Clnsina — The Trons-Lux Celleae Twin — going on at Mumblesby HOUSTON (UPI) - oxygen is water. RIKORIAN’S W ORK versity of California- Ber­ secrets. If you would like to help, iMr. and Mrs. Gaston McDougle of Pompano Beach, hydrogen and oxygen are enor­ Hurricane 7:30,9:30. Don’s Forty 7:20, 9. WestUke - Why me Hydrogen powers the Bockris considers him­ deals with obtaining hyd­ keley do, and to “ claim it DEAR READER: Your friend is DEAR READER: While you are send your secret to her at SE­ Cinema City — The Sting 11 Vernon Wo^ey — Old fears ;Fla. His paternal grandfather Is Richard Scott of space shuttles bqt special­ self to be hydrogen’s rogen from reactions us­ is economical is above my ■ way off base. People can grow, perfectly right to ex p ^ t that your CRETS, Newspaper Enterprise (PG ) 2,4,7,9. — The Lion In Chw 1 « 1 — The Dark ;Sneads, Fla. He has a brother, Jeffery Scott, 3 and a mous and engineers say sys­ change, create no matter what marriage may be difficult for your Winter (PG) 2:30. 7:10 with Crystal (PG) 1, 3, 7, 9. — The ists say you won’t see it biggest proponent. He di­ ing fusion as the energy ability to appreciate.” 2 Association, 200 Park Ave., New The Mon Who Would Be King Toy (P G )2, 7:30, 9:W. Nonfiction •sister, Angela, 2. running the family car their age. Often people will select ' daughter, doing it in her absence York, N.Y. 10166. Any use of this (PG ) 4:45, 9:n. — Eating West Hartterd I Zownir, Valerie Lynne, daughter of Thomas M. and tems to utilize hydrogen are also rects the A6iM Hydrogen Raoul (M 2;X, 4:20, 7:30, until the next century — if Research Center, where an age aj which they will think of would, more than likely, make it information will be kejit Elm I 8i 2 — The Dark Ashmore—Hearts and minds •Bonnie L. Weeden Zownir of 63 Horton Road, was bora 9:20. — The Pirates of Pen- Crystal (PG) 2:1$, 7:1$, 9:30. Bailw - Maverick then. new techniques in water themselves as old, 'They then see all the more traumatic for her. confidential. zonce (G ) 2:10, 4:10, 7:20, •Jan. 29 at Manchester Memorial Hospital.- Her expensive. ___ — An Otticer and A (tontle- ^ Cheeuiam — Keepers of the splitting led him to believe themselves as worn out and as Typically, remarriage shatters 9:10. man (R) 2, 7, 9:20. ‘maternal grandparents are Vernon wad Marion Despite recent reported Cinattadia — Let it Be 7:30 H m SMvMa — The Sting II he may have a commer­ having used up all their resources. the child’s fantasy that the father Ornery — Own your own Ute IWeeden of Riverside, R.l. Her paternal grandparento laboratory breakthroughs reasonable pace.” not at a stage where you College notes with Pour Friends (R) 9:0$. (FO) liTs, 4, 6, 8,•10 . — The - ii- FuUer — Tetrascroll cially viable process. Whether or not you think oF and mother may get together Best Mortterd verdict (R) 12, - “ ‘ •are Thomas Zownir of Doster, N.J. and the late in producing hydrogen get excited." 2:30, 4;M, GeyerJeyer — Buying tiw night “ If it is successful — I yourself as "old,’ the fact that again someday. At the same time, ■astweed— The Toy (PG) 7:10, 9:30. — Lovesick (PG) nij^f lAnastosia Zownir. cheaply enough to make it SALZANO SAYS it is The technology does not 7:15,9:1$. :30, 2:40; 4:4$, 7:20, 9:y. tend to shy away from this you’re so u'pset with your current the child is asked to accept Hall — Her Serene Highness i Morgan, Adam John, son of Kenneth Thomas and available for wide use, the possible hydrogen might exist to encourage indus­ Fear Rldiards — The Toy U Princess Grace of Monaco because so much depends lack of productivity indicates that someone new and another Collectors Comer columnist Russ (PG■ J ) 7:J7:30,9:30. SsenSduare Cinema Hospital, private Uves of a •Kathlqen Mahr Morgan of 201 Stondish Road, technological revoliitlon be used as a “ currency” try that hydrogen can on big money and politics Green gets award you certainly do not lack creative upheaval. SMWe it's Spend the Night To~ medical cemar staff •Coventry, was bora Jan. 31 at Manchester Memorial seen just a few years' ago for transmitting energy replace oil in everyday MacKendrick is a Manchester resi­ Hrs. (Rn:20,3:3ILS:20,7:49, r(Fg|f:io,?:iq.-^hs Nova, addventiires bisclenoe — then we would start drive. If you recognize that and Coming home to the accomp­ iHospitN- His maternargrandparento are John and is not coming to pass. from hydro-electric or use. The costs of splitting John H. Green, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Francis D. dent who enjoys writing about 10. — Sophie's (iholee IR) seeing some type of com­ have confidence in it, you should be lished fact might not only be a 1 :1$, 4:1$, 7:1$. 10. — Tootsie a t S r f ^ - ;irene Mahr of Stondish Road, Coventry. His paternal geothermal sources to water into hydrogen and Green of 231 School St., was named to the Athletic anything and everything coUectlble. “ Tbe future may be a mercial development in able to relax about your writing shock for your daughter but also (PG ) 1:0$, i:«. 7:10,9:4$. — y:io. — m e Laiva Woridnf smatsr •grandparento are Alfred and Dorothy Morgan of cities. oxygen are enormous, Honor Society In a recent award ceremony at Kemper U you have a topic idM for him, Gandhi (PG) 1, 4:30, 8. — oilne(R) 7, 9:10. Bryant v— Seooad chance long way off," said Fran­ five, six or even years,” and allow It to well up and flow just make her feel rejected. Profes­ Without A Trace (PG) 1:20, •Victoria Road, Coventiy. He has a brother, Kenneth Salzano was and engineers say sys­ Military School and College in BoOnville, Mo. as it did before. Taking advantage sionals generally feel that children write to him, care of the cis J. Salzano, director of he said. 4:30,7;20,9:$0.— The Year of Jniomas, 3 “ shocked,” as.were other tems to utilize hydrogen Green, a (xillege ireshman uua tirst yearcaaet, was of your potential will stand you in should be informed about an Manchester Herald, Box 591, Living Dangerously (PG ) Presents Robert Bolt's . . , . the Brookhaven (N.Y.) “ If the companies go for I Calveit, Casey, daughter of John sand Judy scientists, at an an­ also are expensive. r e c o g n i^ for outstanding performance on the good stead throughout your life. impending marriage as early as Manchester, Conn., 06040. 1:3$, 4:20, 7:S, 9:5$.— The Natlondl Laboratory, it, tbe amount of money Escape Artist (PG ) 1:40,3:40, N.Y, Drimm CrUte$’ ‘ Cartwriipit (tolvert of Tolland, was born Feb. 1 at nouncement last fall by There are other prob­ college soccer team this fall. He is the son of Mr. and You’ll never run out of opportuni­ possible. This will give them the which is responsible to the involved is very high, 5:30, 7:30,9:30. — The Lords PrisOToInnar •Mancfaeeter Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Texas A6(M University lems. Hydrogen gas is Mrs. Francis D. Green Jr. of Colchester. ties and you’ll never be tered. chance to adjust to the idea slowly. of Discipline (R) 1:1$, 3:1$, Energy Department for hundreds of billions of 9;1$, 7:40,9:50. '■ grandparento are Reginald and Bernice Cartwright of chemist John Bockris that dangerously explosive M. development ofbydrogen dollars," he added. They should be included in 'wed­ brides: if you’d like to receive a 21 21 1 1 8 Strawberry Lane. Her paternal grandparents are made it appear hydrogen and would require huge DEAR DR. BLAKER: My boy­ fuel storage systems. .There are several re­ ding preparations if they want to .form In order to have your wedding C lM l,a ,2, 4, t « « — The b l. S 'P b llip and Margaret Calvert of IM N . Elm St. She has costing only $1 a gallon storage vaults. Liquid Local students nonored friend and I have decided to get be, but should not be forced to Lords of Discipline (R) 7:40, hydrogen must be stored search activities ongoing write up appear in the Manchester 9:5$. — Lovesick (PG ) 7:20, CMMe M 2two brothers, Michael 4 and Ryan 1. "You can begin spend­ could power cars pollution Three students from Manchester have bee.i named married. Although my 8-year-old attend the ceremony if they don't 9:3$. — The Verdict (R) 7, under high pressure and In this country but they Herald, send a self addressed, 9nf4 (M h llC t CanoWanco, Craig Ntehotoa, son o f Ctorl N. and ing too much money for free before the end of the to the dean’s list for the fall semester at Providence daughter seems to like him. I'm want to since it could be too much 9:40. — Without A Trace •Sheila Obsut CapoUanco of Hartford, was born Feb. 7 something that is too far century. , at a temperature of minus lag behind stwUes in other stamped envelope to: Barbara Rich­ fiCUSSS: College, Providence, R.l. ' afraid she’ll be very upset about for some to handle. aw ay," be said. “ By the “ He may be Justified in ' 423 degrees Fahrenheit. countries that have been mond, Manchester Herald, Bos IM, Igj .•at MancLoster Memorial H om iul. His rtiaternal They are Michael Girard of M Bell S*., a religious the marriage. So, we’ve decided to Is there a hospital in your SfiSSuS^ ‘ grandparents are Irene and Walter Obsut of 16 Phelps first of the century we a scientific sense," Sal­ rushed into eariy deveiop- Manchester, Conn. 00010. Engaged studies major, Cynthia A. Sampson of 180 S(x>tt Drive, have the wedding during her younger's future? Leant how to ‘lin rtijili- W R M g M M 'Road; His paternal grpndparento are Antoinette may be 'seeing tbe begin­ zano said of Bockris’ BUT HYDROGEN IS a mental stages, said Dr. women can also send a self- UA 'f keitert Rast — The i m o D i a political science major, and Brian E. Toland of 166 spring vacation when she’ll be cope.from Dr. Blaker’s newsletter •Capoblanco of Hartford and Carlo Capobianco of nings. We feel our activi­ announced laboratory popular favorite to re­ Oscar Krikorian, a chem­ addressed, stamped envelope for an Sting II (PG ) 7:1$, 9; » . — Hilliard St., a political science major. away visiting her father. Won’ t “ When your child goes to the The Verdict (R) 7:10, 9:30. — •Wathersfleld , . ties are going along at a breakthrough. “ But we’re place nuclear and coal ist at the Lawrence Liver­ this take some of the strain off her? hospital." Send 80 cents and a engagement form. Lovesfck(PO) 7:30, 9:30. i£iSSS^^mLSmSS^mi!mm f MANCHESTER HERALD. ’Tues., Feb. 22, 1863- 15 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Tues., Feb. 22, 1983 Life 'tough' without Grace Leafs extend winning ways Prince Rainier is back at the helm SPORTS Page 16

yet. But I don't want another By Robert Musel place to worry about," he said, "so nave been going down the drain United Press International I keep busy. There’s so much to do since the event. The Princess was a Edward VII.” I (Britain’s King Edward VII did Tribe girls rebound, following through what’s going to great . asset and a formidable not succeed his mother. Queen MONTE CARLO, Monaco (UPI) happen." ambassadress for the country. Victoria, untill he was in his 60th — Anyone who saw Prince Rainier Anyone would prefer her smile to year and worn out |}y high living. abandon the iron discipline of R AIN IE R SAID he wants to 'mine. But they must have forgot­ He died within nine years.) royaity and weep at the funeral of correct the impression in some ten ' that the Principality has “ I hope I’ll be able to pass things Princess Grace must know how quarters that Without Grace as a existed for 800 years.” defeat Wethersfield terribly he misses the beautiful glamorous ambassador to the on to Albert, to be on a position to wife who was so much a part of his world, tourism would diminish HE SAID NO nation was immune help him if he needs advice, before I ’m senile. But I won’t force it. He plans for the future of Monaco. along with the demand for apart­ to world economic trends but WETHERSFIELD- After a three stanzas. Kohut 10 and Young 8 to pace the has his own way of doing things.” But for heads of state, the affairs ments and hotel and restaurant Monaco had no national debt and “ terrible first half,” Manchester “ This is one game where our Indians while Sarah McGurkin and Rainier said Albert’s name had of government move on inexorably reservations. was safe and stable. He might have High girls’ basketball team re­ whole team should be compli­ Kathi Shea hooped 8 apiece for been linked in gossip columns with whatever thel'r personal tragedies. He reiterated that he would added that the budget for 1982 bounded in the final 16 minutes to mented on our comeback,” said Wethersfield. Lady Helen Windsor,, 18, pretty After a period of official mourn­ abdicate in the next few years- in shows a surplus of income over secure a 43-30 decision over Manchester Coach Steve Arm­ Manchester also took the jayvee daugihter of Britain’s royal Duke of. ing, during which he conducted the favor of Albert who will thus expenditures and that while Mo­ Wethersfield High in CCIL action strong. “ We were just terrible in 'tilt, 41-25. Michelle Morianos had Kent and cousin of Queen Eliza­ nation’s business from the seclu­ become the first half-American to naco is not exactly a tax paradise 'U Monday night at the Eagles’ gym. the first half, both offensively and 19 points forthe 16-3 young Indians. beth, but she was only one of many sion of the palace, the 59-year-old occupy a European throne. "■ there is very little personal The win lifts the Silk Townfers to defensively. “ Windham will be coming in youngsters from several countries prince is once again in public And he said he was bitter at taxation. 11-8 overall, 10-7 in the league while “ It is ironic that we no longer Wednesday needing a victory to who attended a party at the palace. command of his lovely litle country insinuations in the fringe media "A fter Grace’s death a miracle the loss sends the Eagles to 5-14 have the third quarter blues, but make the tournament and we have "It shakes him a bit when and ready to defend its interests. that Princess Grace had not had happened,” Rainier went on. overall, 5-12 in the CCIL. i start off games poorly. You figure to be ready for them from the newspapers play this up as a the best medical treatment. "Princess Caroline stepped into Manchester concludes its regu­ it out!,” he exclaimed. opening whistle,” Armstrong romance,” Rainier said. “ He HIS FIRST PRIORITY, as he "How much more can the her mother’s shoes. She has the lar season Wednesday night “ We went out in the second half, cautioned. wants — what’s the word? — to sow sees it, is to counter media magazines squeeze out of this same spirit as her mother. The against Windham' High at Clarke made some adjustments, and got Manchester (43)— Walrath 2 2-2 his wild oats first. And wjien he speculation that Grace's depar­ Uragedy?" he said. "That was way she is handling the jobs I have Arena at 8 'o’clock. It will then sit the Job done,” Armstrong added. 6, Shaw 0 0-0 0, Kohut 4 2-3 10, ture from the scene will affect the another attitude that hurt me, all given her, (President of the marries he - must marry a back and await state tournament Patti Wojnarowski with 9 points Christensen 13-7 5, Markham 0 0-0 economy of the principality. that kind of stuff like: Should the Princess (irace Foundation and Catholic.” rankings and pairings, to be and Mara Walrath with a half 0, Dalone 0 0-0 0, Young 3 2-2 8, He appeared for an interview the Princess have died? And: She the Garden Club and Vice Presi­ announced Saturday at Maloney dozen led the Silk.Towners’ second- Wojnarowski 6 2-3 14. Totals 16 other day in his' office in the could have been saved. And so on. dent of the Red Cross) are a source ALBERT HAS TOLD friends, “ I High in Meriden. half comeback along with junior 11-17 43. sand-colored palace of the Grimal­ Useless and nasty things. They just of great satisfaction to me. won’t begin to think of marriage ’ \ Wethersfield had a 12-5 lead at guard Jen Kohut, who netted.all 10 Wethersfield (30)— Gagnon 20-0 dis preferring for publication a didn't understand the cast clini­ “ Of course we all miss Princess till I ’m 30." But he is developing a the turn and 18-12 bulge at the of her.markers after the intermis­ 4, Blonski 1 0-0 2, Kleina 0 0-0 0, K. favorite photograph of himself cally from 5000 kilometers" — a Grace. But things have to go on. We connoisseur’s taste in beautiful intermission before the Indians sion. Paige Young also played well Shpa 4 0-0 8, D.Shea 4 0-0 8, with his son and heir Prince Albert, reference to self-appointed'over­ will do our part.” girls. He escorted a Swedish came out of the halftime locker- for the locals. » McGurkin 3 2-5 8, Tamosunas 0 0-2 who will be 25 in March. seas diagnosticians. Prince Albert, tall, blond and blonde in London and flew to room to annex a 25-24 edge' after Wojnarowski had 14 points. 0. Totals 14 2-7 30. ---- The buttoned yest of his dark " I believe everything possible handsome, strongly resembles hi^ California where he attended the gray suit flapped loose showing was done and moreover it was done mother while Caroline, 26, and Superbowl game with an equally how much weight he has lost since m a human, good way. The hospital Stephanie, 18, have the dark, luscious brunette. Grace, after suffering a stroke, in Monaco bore her name and she Mediterranean beauty of Rainier’s Rainier said relations with / Florence, Silver cited crashed her car on a mountain was greatly loved there. I called in MONACO'S PRINCE RAINIER AND HIS SON mother. Princess Charlotte. France, the protecting power, road last September. the best professor in Paris for .. .seen together In an official palace photo were excellent. He and' Caroline His hair is much grayer than it vertebraes for Stephanie (who was ALBERT WAS about to start a had a working iunch with Presi­ was a year ago but there were in the car with her mother) and he , course in banking at Morgan dent Francois Mitterrand of welcome, if only occasional, said that if it (the fracture-in her in answer to rumors Stephanie, gave her a brain scan — she Guaranty in New York when the France which he described as Leonard A//-CCAA "extrem ely nice and cordial” and flashes of the good humor and neck) had been one-tenth of a who had no license, was actually suffered a stroke while driving and accident happened and postponed 1 winning smile that have always millimeter (l-250th of an inch) driving, never regained conciousnes^. it until January. He spent the he was encouraged by Mitter­ made him one of the most more she would have been para­ "Grace was a slow, very careful Rainier admitted there were intervening months "getting more rand’s suggestion that be bring any agreeable of dignitaries. lyzed from the neck down for life. driver. The kids used to say they spreaders of gloom in the shock of and more into public affairs,” as problem between the countries How are things now? "They have such a nasty way of could walk down (the mountain) the sudden death of the Princess, Rainier put it. directly to his attention. "Tough," he said. He has a questioning this event,” he said. taster. British Leyland mechanics including one functionary quoted " I will abdicate when Albert is He said the palace received UPI photo for Cougars tendency to use words that his "Stephanie got out herself and examined the car and said there as saying they would miss her ready and feels ready,” Rainier more than 25,000 letters from the children appear to have brought walked to the ambulance. She got was nothing wrong with the friends at the casino. said. “ I ’m not a hanger-on. Why United States and other English MARY DECKER TABB HOLDS TROPHY wound up his scholastic career at back from their vacations with out of the door on the passenger brakes." "That wa? such a corny and bad should I hang around until I ’m , speaking nations alone after the .. .presented by Amateur Athletic Union Three members of the Manches­ their American cousins, the Kellys side." That, in his view, leaves unchal­ thing to say,” he said. " I ’m also gaga? But it must be in full television broadcast of Grace’s ter Community College basketball Ellington High. Also named to the first team of Philadelphia. lenged the medical verdict of the surprised at the attitude of some agreement with him. I ’m not going funeral in which cameras dwelt on team have been named to either were Mattatuck’s Joe Salafia, "But I've got the kids and this HE STRESSED THIS since it is doctors who examined Grace and magazines that things in Monaco to just quit. I don’t feel old and aged his unrestrained grief. the first or second all-CCCAA Alvin Frederick and Terry Fisher squad, it has been announced. and Middlesex’ J.W. Haslam. . Cougar guard Doug Leonard, a Middlesex’ Sylvester Turner and 6-foot-l sophomore out of Rockville Bruce Bragg and Norwalk’s Chris Sullivan Award winner High, has been named to the Music industry's Fay also secured places on the CCCAA all-league first team. He is all-league second team. ^ top assist man in the conference Members of the 1982-83 CCCAA with an average of 9.3 per game all-league team will be honored and also tosses home 13.1 points between games Saturday at Ihe per outing as well. CCCAA Tournament at Kennedy 'proud to be honored' Named to the second team were Singing the blues • High in Waterbury. Team center Jim Florence and guard Pat members were voted by the league Silver. The latter is a Manchester coaches with no coach allowed to DIANAPOLIS (UPI) - Mary women. There are a iot of young m arks in the 5,000 m eters High graduate while Florence, DOUG LEONARD CANNES, France JPI) - The superlative artists on show, the contribute to an anti-piracy fund. vote for his own player. girts out there and it makes me feel who started out at Manchester, folks who have be<. i tunefully industry heard nothing likely to “ It’s extremely hard to get a Decker Tabb. saying she was (15:08.26), the mile (4:18.08). the . . .first team urging the moody and melancholy ignite a worldwide boom. dollar out of them,” he said. “ proud to be honored” and "flal- good that they look up to m e." 3,000 meter and the 10,000 meter. Voters were asked to select three among us to rise and shine, look for In earlier days, soon after the In the annual report of Ameri­ tered to be singled out because I ’m She is the first woman track the silver lining and shout halle­ Beatles initiated the golden age of ca’s National Music Publishers a fem ale," Monday became, the of the 10 nominees, and Tabb was athlete to win the Sullivan Award named on 1,723 baltots, shooting lujah, are in need of a little pop, champagne flowed, royalties- Association, President Sal Chian- sixth woman to win the prestigious since Wilma Rudolph, a sprinter, Sullivan Award emblematic of past Salazar, who was on 1,037 won in 1%1. She is the first female encouragement themselves. rich firms rented luxury yachts tia referred to 1984 as “ a critical Phinney back coaching ballots, and Mahre, who was on 979 The pop music industry departed instead of hotel suites, and a table new year” but expressed confi­ America’s top amateur athlete. distance runner ever to win the this gilded resort city after its 17th at one of the ultra-expensive dence that the rights of Am erica’s Tabb, the world-record holder in ballots. award. The award was presented to annual world gathering last month Riviera restaurants was the only- ’’creative artists” would be several long-distance running Besides Rudolph, the four other Office visitor Monday morning was a familiar Tabb by 1981 winner F. Carl Lewis, female winners were swimmer without a song in its heart. place to close a deal. upheld. events, outdistanced distance face, Paul Phinney, former track and cross the track and field athlete. A record 7,328 publishers, com­ His organization believes they runner Alberto Salazar and skier Tracy Caulkins in 1978, swimmer country coach at Manchester High, and as good The other nominees for the posers, recording people and ar­ are threatened by an anti-trust suit Phil Mahre in the voting for the Ann Cgrtis in 1944, diver Patricia one. Herald These are other times. award were boxer Tyrell Biggs, McCormick in 1956, and swimmer tists from 54 countries attended, that seeks to end the blanket S3rd annual award. Phinney,who left Manchester to enjoy retire­ There were fewer bizarre cos­ Philadelphia; , wrestter Gregory Deborah Meyer in 1968. but few of the 1,289 companies licensing of music by tbe two Tabb, chosen over nine other ment on Cape Cod, settling in the town of Waquoit, Angle tumes this year. Most of those Gibson, Quantico, Va.; figure present found the song or cata­ American non-profit making roy­ athletes that included six men, was is back in coaching and happy with the latest turn present looked like businessmen skater Scott Hamilton, Denver: Previous winners of the award Earl Yost, logue they were hoping would alties collection societies, ASCAP only the sixth woman to be honored of events. ' ^ . anywhere. It was not an occasion diy^r Greg Louganis, Costa Mesa, also include speed skater Eric temper the anxiety of present hard and BMI. dince the award was first initiated The one-time local mentor, who holds the title Sports Editor for frivolity, for perilous problems swimmer Mary T. Heiden, gymnast Kurt Thomas, times. in 1936. The award is presented as assistant boys’ and girls’ track coach at confront an industry that once annually by the AmatgUF-AtfiIetic"\Meagher, Colorado Springs, Colo, Bruce Jenner, Bill Walton, Mark As at every such session since A lower court verdict against the Falmouth High, saw both teams rack up the regarded itself as recession-proof Union to the winner of a vote by synchronized *- swimmer ‘ Trade ‘ Spitz and Bill Bradley. the Beatles broke up, thousands of societies — whose payments are Massachusetts indoor Class C championship last because "people sing when they’re 2,000 amateur sports officials, past Ruiz, Bothell, Wash., and eques­ One of the athletes considered ears throbbed from countless vital to the incomes of many before the final 10 nominees were Saturday in Boston. .sad and sing when they’re glad.” winners, sports directors and trian Melanie Smith, Stonington, hours of listening to records and songwriters and publishers — selected was University of Georgia Phinney, who got back into coaching at Bourne This article of faith was enun­ wri^ters. Conn. and I feel great,’’ Phinney said during his visit. tapes that by some miracle might “ sent shock waves through the football and track star, Herschel High in the 1978 and 1979 seasons, watched from ciated, however, before the home “ It makes me, 'as a female Louganis was a four-time the sidelines until an opportunity arose earlier And he looked just great, as good as he said he have produced a successor to the. music publishing business,” the Walker. ' taping of pop music from radio and report said. athlete, proud to be honored with nominee. felt. fabulous foursome and a musical “ Herschel Walker was one of the this season to get back to his second love after his TV siphon^ millions from the male athletes, as the history of the Tabb set new world marks for trend as fresh, exciting and original 26 athletes in the ninning, family. annual turnover. And before More shocks came from Harold Sullivan Award has been domi­ the mile on three occasions during financially rewarding as rock 'n' which is ultimately pared down to “ I would go up to the high school track just hundreds of millions more went to Wenig, an administrator for the nated by men,” said the 24-year- the indoor season of 1982, getting Off the cuff roll. tonight’s 10 nominees,” said Ma­ about every day and do some jogging.One day the pirates who counterfeit tapes and European Common Market. He old who now lives in Eugene, Ore. her time down to 4:20.5. She also Joining the ranks of the retirees earlier this Organizer Bernard Chevry son Bell, executive director of the coach came over and asked me if I was interested records and are able to sell them said copyright — the lifeblood of “ I ’m flattered, as the athletes on topped the world and American in running and would I consider helping coach," ■ month'after many years at Pratt & Whitney was UPI photo helped by bringing in nearly 50 AAU. ‘ ”rhe process (of paring the cut- rate since they do not pay the music business — was not a this panel are the finest at what indoor records in the 3,000 meters one of Manchester’s all-time football greats, stars and rising stars from the list to 10 nominees) involves the Phinney recalled. royalties to writers or anyone else. "sacred cow” and was as much they do. I ’m especially flattered to at the Los Angeles Times meet. Albert "Yosh” Vincek. He was a standout United States and a dozen other governing bodies of each sport as " I told him that I had been running for years Spring break subject to Common Market rules be singled out because I ’m a In a 41-day period beginning and had some coaching experience." Phinney fullback during most of his 20-year career and countries for a series of galas. well as the AAU Executive Com­ IN THIS CONNECTION, Nesuhi as any other "commodity.” female. June 5, she set three world and six coached at Manchester High nearly a decade with turned to the line in the twilight of his playing mittee.” Greg Williams of Wllkinsburg, Pa. took advantage of balmy skies Ertegun of the International Fed­ As publishers le a p ^ to their feet “ What I ’ve done will help other American records, including both marked success. days. Following World War II when semi-pro BUT EVERY POSSIBLE per­ eration of Phonographic Indus­ last week to engage in a little practice session on the saxophone at mutation of pop music seems to in protest, Hans Sikorski of the “ We have a group of youngsters at Falmouth football enjoyed boom years when the American tries reported “ most disappoint­ West Germany royalty collection just like the type I had when I was coaching at Legion, Silk City and Merchant elevens were Point State Park in Pittsburgh. have been tried and found wanting, ing" results from an appeal he and although there were many society, GEMA, said, “ A storm is Manchester High, all good kids with a lot of talent. ■active, Vincek was a 'standout with these made to record superstars to brewing over Europe.” I couldn’t be happier with the progress our teams clubs...Did You Know Department: Ray Mozzer made this season,” he added. and Tony Lupien, both from Manchester, were Ivah Lendl stunned Phipney had some big shoes to fill when he teammates on' the all-state schoolboy football 'Luckiest kid in the country' came to Manchester. He replaced Pete Wigren, team during the 30s. Both were running backs. who was a legend time, producer of a string Mozzer went on to Fordham and Lupien to ------r ' ------of championship teams and a number of Harvard where they continued their gridiron outstanding athletes. careers. Mozzer is planning to retire from his Phinney had been an outstanding athlete at the dentist practice shortly after nearly 40 years. by unheralded foe Lupien, better known as a former major league University of Illinois and in Big 10 competition- Joe Berger, age 3, is a computer tester .Despite suffering seriouk wounds during World baseball player, is in real estate in Vermon- War II, when he was threatened with the loss of t...Roller derby will be featured Saturday night at DELRAY BEACH, Fla. (UPI) - the final set. the leg, he came back and resun>ed his running the Hartford Civic Center for the first time with Ivan Lendl, who had been invinci­ Lendl fought back, saving one' By Kenneth R. Clark ter.-We’ve taken everything we’ve, mobility in the Cookie Monster and homes throughout the New something educationally sound.” margin should be as sure as the career and has been a campaigner in New the Harlem Globetrotters slated to display their ble on the World Championship match point on Slozil’s serve in the UPI TV Reporter learned over the past 15 years ... Munch arena. York metropolitan area where evolving computer star system. England road racing competiotion ever since. magic Thursday night at the Hartford Civic Tennis circuit, was stunned 3-6,7-6 ninth game. Lendl then forced two and we’re applying it to " I f there’s an interaction be­ kids are urged to play them while ’THIS IS NOT all a matter of art, “ Some of these game developers ’ Phinney was at the starting line last November Center while the Whalers are on the road. The (7-4), 7-5 by unheralded Pavel ground-stroke errors for the break NEW YORK - Joe Berger is computers." tween the child and the screen, its parents and teachers watch and dedication and service to mankind, are becoming like recording.’ for the- Five Mile Road Race In Manchester, Whalers return home Sunday afternoon to face S lo ^ Monday night in. the' first of serve to close to 4-5. The next two only 3 years old but he’s already an active one,” said Miss Peel. evaluate. of course, it is estimated that stars,” he said. “ They’re getting- which marked better thh'n 20 appeaances in the best team in the NHL, Boston’s Bruins. nund of the $300,000 WGT (R>ld games went on serve. more than a match for "Sesame THE CHILDREN’S COMPU­ "That’s the first portion.of literacy Afficianados of zapping ray guns Americans next year will spend fan m ail." Cohnecticut’s No.l foot race. Wednesday night the Whalers face the Rangers in Coast Cup tournament. The final game started poorly for Street’s” greedy Cookie Monster. TE R Workshop is the offspring of — the positive attitude component. and chopping jawsWIiTnaVStb look $2.5 billion on computer games. ‘‘I still manage to run-four or five miles a day New York with Channel 30 carrying the game. . Slozil, Lendl’s Czechoslovakian Lendl. An apparent ace was called Computer keypad in hand, he beats the Children’s Television Work­ Joe has power in this medium. He elsewhere, however, for their And unlike its parent company, Joe Berger probably will write ’,;Davi8 Cup teammate, scored the wide, and Lendl — who earlier had the bug-eyed Muppet in race after shop that 15 years ago gave the presses a button and makes action computer kicks. The Children’s which is 3 non-profit organization, some, just as soon as he learns to 'biggest victory of his career by refused to take a questionable call race, grabbing cookies hidden in a world” Sesame Street” and "The happen. He does something — he Computer Workshop will work no CCW is out to claim a chunk of the write. Meanwhile, along with beating Lendl in a 2-hour 3^ on set point in the first set— waited video maze before the monster can Electric Company,” and in so gets something back. violence. Big Bird, Grover and the cash. millions of others in the 3-to-7 age ’ minute match played in cold and ffor Slozil to do the same. But Slozil munch them. ^ doing, forever revolutionized tele­ "H e’s interacting. I think that’s rest of the "Sesame Street” gang, John Scanlon, public lo t io n s range, he’ll be too busy perfecting' rainy conditions at the Laver’s did not. Second half scoring spree all of whom appear In the games, consultant to CCW, said the profit Joe is one of the luckiest kids in vision as an educational tool. real powerful. He’s making that his computer skills. Lendl, upset, made- three wouldn’t stand for it.- International Tennis Resort before the country. He’s among several CCW staffers — there are 190 of environment come alive.” straight errors to dig himself a Neither would Miss Peel. 1,721 fans. on whom the Children’s Computer them, working on’ 24 games in love-40 triple-match-point hole. “ I don’ t personally care for Workshop regularly tries out the development — hope to do no less ■ JOE COULDN’T CARE less. He It was Lendl’s first dqfeat on the Lendl saved the first two but he hit vaults Eagles over UConn violent games — games about war new computer games it soon will with the new technology. doesn’t know he’s learning. He WCT tour since April 1981 when he a forehand wide on the final one. and shooting and that sort of be marketing through Atari and " I think of these particular doesn’ t know he’s being trained to Crisis is topic lost to fellow Czech Tomash Smid. “ I justdidn’tplay well. Icouldn’t cartridges as being part of compu­ thing,” she said. “ I don’t like Lendl, 22, ranked second in the Radio Shack.' be an ace computer operator by the Child and Family Services series will begin March 7 at 7 put the ball away. I had to laugh at CHESTNUT HILL. Mass. (U PI) overall and 94 in the Big East. BC shot 65 percent Irom the floor ter readiness," said Tina Peel, things like Space Invaders... I world on the Nixdorf computer He has become grand master of time he’s ready for Junior high. He will sponsor two series of group p.m. myself,” said Lendl, who was — A 164 scoring spree early In the Michael Adams added 16 and during the second half, 20-of-3l assistant director of educational don’t particularly want children rankings, won all 10 WCT events he one multi-level, finger- twister only knows he’s having fun and discussions dealing with crisis Participants wUl explore al­ playing his first tournament since secor,d half sparked No. 16 Boston Martin Clark 12 for the Eagles. shots.. expending a lot of time in this played last year, earning $1.3 called Cookie Monster Munch. development. "W e’re getting the never wants to stop — a sentiment issues. ’The first, entitled ternative care, learn about KAVEL SLOZIL losing in Philadelphia to McEnroe. College to an 86-80 victory over Karl Hobbs scored 17 points and young children to have an expe­ m ^iu m shooting things. million in prize money. Long since having lost interest in he voices as only a 3-year-old can “ Death of a Spouse,” Is for community resources, and ivlU “ It’s another loss. It is not the Connecticut Monday night in a Big Bruce Kuezenski 16 for the Hus­ “ As a company, we’re commit­ In other action Monday, second- . . .in win over Ivon Lendi Hrabosky joins the first nine skill levels, Joe now rience that’s fun. when his parents come to drag him widows and widowers working also focus on frustration and end of my tennis career,” said East Conference game. kies, who suffered their seventh plays only at level No. 10 in which "W e’re giving them the oppor­ away. ted to developing a product line guilt. seeded Guillermo Vilas breezed thrqpgh grief and recovery. Slozil, ir/, the forgotten man Leiidi, who said he had no The Eagles later scored 10 straight loss and fell to 9-15 and White Sox camo maze lines disappear, leaving the tunity to touch buttons and interact Joe, who does his playing at CCW that’ s non-violent and appeals both past Terry Moor, 6-3, 6- 3, and Eight weekly discussions will Both sessions will be at the behind Lendl and Smid on the problems with a previously sore straight points, improving their 2-11. Vern Giscombe added 13 operator to make his cookie run in with their favorite characters and headquarters because that’s to boys and girls. Another criti­ begin March 1 at 7 p.m. fourth-seeded Kevin Current, a agency headquarters, 1680 Al­ Czech Davis Cup team, is primar­ /right arm. lead to 61-46 with 11; 18 remaining. points for Connecticut and Earl CHICAGO (UPI) - A1 Hrabosky, the blind. make things happen on the screen. cism of video games is that they’re last-minute replacement for John where his father works, isn’t the bany Ave., Hartford. Pre­ ily known for his doubles play. He Also Monday, fifth-seeded Woj- Connecticut outscored the Eagles Kelley 12. the "M ad Hungarian,” may wind “ We feel it’s the next step for us The characters animate and come very boy- oriented and close girls The second series, entitled McEnroe, who withdrew three' only one doing a “ hands-on” test of registration is required. Fees won eight doubles titles last year, tek Fibak of Poland, who is Lendl’s 21-9 over the final six ininutes of There were nine ties and 11 lead up in Chicago (or the 1983 season. after the television medium,” said alive and the medium responds to ’ out of the electronic medium. "The Sandwiched Generatioa,” days before the start of tbe the new games. are based on ability to pay. For but his only singles title came in coach apd business manager, beat the game but (ell short. exchanges during the first half, The former St. Louis and Kansas Judith Geller Marlowe, marketing what they’re doing with it.” ' “ We’re trying to develop pro­ is a suppoit group for tliose who tournament because of a sore As soon as the basic concept of Informationm, call Jean Petty 1961 in Nancy, France'. Mark Dickson, 6-3, 6-2;. and Eddie Jay Murphy scored 20 points and which ended wi|^ Connecticut on City left-handed relief pitcher manager for tbe Children’ s Com­ That, she said, does wonders for ducts that will encourage both ^ s have responsibility for elderly shoulder, was defeated by another any game is matched up with at Child and Fam ily Services, SIozU appeared to be in control Dibbs demolished Bolivia’s Mario John Garris 17, 14 in the second top 34-31. Neither team held more Monday was given a tryout ih puter Workshop; “ ’This Is the next any child’s self-esteem. That’s how and girls to have fun while parents. Iliesix-session weekly ,Caech Davis Cup player,' Tomas graphics and animation, the test 236^811, Ext. $81. Monday when he built a 5-2 lead in Martinez, 6-1, 6-0. half, to pace Boston College. 19-5 than a 4-point leafi during the half. spring training by the Chicago literacy to conquer — the compu­ Joe achieved such rapid upward software is farmed out to schools learning, and have fun while doing Smid, 6-2,64). White Sox. j B IO SK Y Confsrsnee All Gomes W LPet. W LPd. Four teams from ECHO traveled to Henderson 75, Ark. Monticello 65 Montano 8 3 .727 X 5 .800 By Fred Lief Furman coach Jenp Davis. “But Albany, N .Y., last weekend to tokeport (Kingston M, Phillips 77 Idaho 8 3 .727 19 5 .792 Chattanodga’s defense forced us. In the Albany Wotervllet Youth Louisiana St. 86, Miss. St. 73 WebSr St. B 3 .TO 19 6 .760 UPl Sports Writer Hockey Association Invitational. NIcholls St. 63, Arkansas-LR 62 Nev-Reno 8 3 .727 '15 9 .6X into a lot of errors." Those squads that participated were No. Texas 75, Louisiana Tech 67 Boise St. 5 6 .455 11714 .-n7 On the edge of the Great Smoky Mite A, Squirt A, Pee Wee A and Dkla. Christ. 94, Cent. Okla. St. 72 Idaho St. 4 7 .364 7 17 .292 In the only other Top 20 game',' Bantam A . Oral Roberts 75, Butler 69 Montano St. 2 9 .182 9 15 .375 Mountains college basketball may .NHL standings TrI-CIty Plaia In Mite A lost throe - Texos Christian 51, Baylor 47 N. Arizona 1 10 .091 8 15 .348 have found some gold in the hills— No. 16 Boston College defeated games, 5-0 to Schenectady, 8-6 to Texas Southern 85, Southern 73 Eastern Conference Texas A8JU W , St. M ary's (Te x ) 76 PCAA University of Tenhessee- Connecticut 86-80 in the Big Elast. ' WolMCenfirsnct Albany and 6-3 to New Hartford, N .Y . Attontlc Division Conference All (fames Fogarty Bros. In the Squirt division Wayland Boot. X , Eastern N.M. 71 W LPct. W LPet. Sharon Bock 211-537, Carol Powell The Eagles, coming off a loss at PMrldi DIvMen W L Pet. O B West. N .M . 92, N .M . HlghlandsX (ot) 181-475, Nan M cKeow n 466, M ary Chattanooga. r .. , W L T Ph.' OF OA played three games and fell In all of Philadelphia i 46 7 .868 — Nev-L. Vegas 14 01.000 24 01.000 Syracuse, ran'off 10 straight pointk them ; 6-0 to Albany, 4-0 to New Wichita St. 1% New AAdxIco St. X Carroll X1-476, Ellen Nlshlyamd 179, Buried in Division II just six Phllddtiphia 39 14 7 SS 2S3 167 Boston 39 14 .736 7 Fullerton 9 3 .750 13 5 .783 Eleanor Rodonis 188-483, Del Dumond in the second half to hike its record Hartford and 3-2 to Pittsfield, Moss. West Utah State 8 5 .615 18 6 .750 years ago, Tennessee- N Y Islandtrs 32 20 9 73 22B 175 New Jersey 33 X .623 13 St. Martin's 64, Puget Sound 62 482, Bonnie Thomas 454. WoshlnUton 29 18 14 72 239 211 Multi Circuits campted the cham­ Washington 24 X .462 21 101 Maryland 5 4 .556 16 6 .727 They are 13-1 in the league and Monday's______iResuffs r tady. Greg Tolman had two goals and (N o Games Scheduled) 14. Syracuse (18-5) 88 Georgia Tech 3 8 .273 10 12 .455 Joe Dworok 198-165-468, Jim M artin over California 55- 53; Xavier _ Buffalo 4, New Jersey 4 (tie) . Kenny Herold, Marty Curtis, Sean Tuesday's Games 15. Ohio State (17-6) 77 Duke 2 7 .222 10 12 .455 154-450, Jim Bell 157-154-445, Greo assured a share of the conference McDaniel, benched most of the Toronto 4, Pittsburgh 2 A lla rd and Michael Russo one apiece In (All Times EST) 16. Boston College (18-5) X Cl^smson 1 10 .091 917 .346 Lukas 139-141-151-431, Carl Balln. 142- title. game because of foui trouble, Tuesday's Oomes the loss to Albany. Billy Pace had 20 Dallas at New York, 7 :X p.m. .17. Iowa (16-7) X 135-405, Frank Calvo 158-397, Nonny (A irn m e s e s t ) saves. To lm an scored twice and Kevin Golden State at Atlanta, 7 :X p.m. 18. Georgetown U7-7) 22 PACIFIC-10 Zozzaro 162-389, Charlie Whelan 161- . The performance against Fur­ tipped in a shot at the buzzer as . Minnesota at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. WIehn once In the loss to New Hartford. New Jersey at Indiana, 7 :X p .m . 19. Tenn.-Chattanooga (19-3) X Conference All (tomes 389, BUI McKinney 136-381, BUI Wilson U P l photo man may have lacked artistry but ’’ l3uebecatMontreol,S:0Sp.m. . Denver at Chicago, 8:35 p.m. X . Tennessee (16-7) 18 W LP e t. W L Pet. 137-379, Larry Bates 363, Craig Cole­ Coach Murray Arnold knows Winnipeg at N .Y . Islanders,8:05p.m. Portland at Houston, 9:05 p.m. Note: By agreement wUh the Notlonol UCLA 11 1 .917 19 3 .864 man 357, Andy Lamoureaux 354, - Edmonton at Calgary, 9:35p.m. Squirt A Washington at Utah, 9:30 p.m. Association of Basketball Cooches of the Wash. St. 10 3 .769 18 5 .783 George Kelly 351, Joe Twaronife 350. enough to take a victory on the .667 NEW JERSEY’S PAUL GAGNE TRIPS BUFFALO’S STEVE PATRICK Boston at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. Brendan Wheeler was busy In goal In Milwaukee at Phoenix, 9:35 p.m. United States, teams on probation by the So. Calif. 8 3 .727 14 7 road. St. Louis at Vancouver, 11 ;05 p.m. the loss to Albany wlth23saves. Hehad San Diego ot Seattle, 10:35 p.m. N C AA and Ineligible (or the N CAA Arizona St. 8 4 .667 14 11 .560 . .with his stick and incident escaped eve of referee with no penalty “I think tonight’s game demon­ College basketball 14 stops In the loss to New H artford. Wednesday'sOomes Tournament are Ineligible for To p X and Oregon St. 8 5 .615 14 9 .609 Hartford at N.Y. Rangers Scott Livingston and Brett Silverman Chicago at New Jersey national championship consideration Stanford 4 8 .333 12 10 .545 strates how tough our entire Philadelphia at Buffalo had the goals In the loss to Pittsfield. Dallas at Philadelphia by Calif. 4 8 .333 11 11 .500 conference is,” he said. "Furman ‘ Winnipeg at PIttsburtih Golden State at Cleveland the UPI Board of Coaches. Those sudi Washington 5 8 .385 14 12 .538 played a three-point game against Wichita State clipped New Mexico N .Y . Islonders.at Chicago Pee Wee A New York at Detroit teams for (he 198283 season are: Oregon 3 10 .231 7 15 .318 Playoff berth priority Toronto at Minnesota Portland at San Antonio Oklohoma City, St. Louis and Wichita Arizona 012 .000 319 .136 Swimming N.C. State and that’s the same State 72- 70; Gerald Crosby had 18 Washington at Edmonton Bruce Skivington, Jeff Morin, Korev Woshington at Kansas City State. team I saw whip North Carolina on point! and 7 steals as Georgia Fuellhbrt and Scott Sartor had the Boston at Los Angeles television Saturday. swamped Florida 80-65; Leonard goals for Multi Circuits In the shutout Local basketball win over Albany. Goalie VInnIe Sica Coiiege hoop standings Rec swimming "We’re surviving on the road. I Mitchell struck for 25 points and IS AHL standings made 16 stops. Morin and White had Big East Monday night games not don’t care how much we win by, we rebounds to lift Louisiana State the goals In the win over Wllbraham Pee Wee Manchester Rec Swim Team up­ are surviving and that's more than past ^ssissippi State 8Q-73; Mis- the first time around with Sica making inciuded ended Wethersfield Swim Team lost. Northern 14 stops. Lamb played well defen­ B C M , UConnSO Blue Devils upended the Bruins, Saturday, 346-251, at the Manchester Leafs extend win streak, the other conference teams are sissippi beat Alabama 56-52 behind W L T Pt». OF sively. Steve Mezel and John Worden 21-X, and the Huskies stopped the High pbol. The.lunlorswon bva 199-167 OA B IO T E N doing.” Carlos Clark’s IS points; Darrell Rrederlcton 32 19 8 72 258 198 each had three goals, Gregg Lamb and Wolverines, 23-16, M onday night at the count and the seniors by a 147-84 C O N N E C T IC U T (80) Conference All Gomes Community Y. ^ Furman, hardly a power at 7-18, Browder scored 16 points an^ Nova Scotia 30 24 5 65 282 242 Brian White two opiece and Dan W LPet. W LPet. m argin. Italne 29 25 7 65 247 238 Arcenas, .Sartor and Fuellhart one Wlllloms 1-4 3-4 5, Blucher 1-2 00 2, Matt Ryan had 8 points and BUI Triple winners for Manchester were Kuezenski 6-17 4-6 16, Kelley. 5-12 2-5 12, Indiana 10 3 .769 X 3 .869 Kennedy 6 tor the Devils while Brian scored the first 10 points of the Texas Christian rallied from a Adirondack X X 4 60 250 250 apiece In the rout over Green Machine. Ohio St. 9 4 .692 17 6 .739 MerMith Benson, Leigh Kurland, Erik Moncton 22 33 5 49 214 238 Doug W ilcox had five assists. Worden Hobbs 7-13 3-4 17, Coles 2-3 7-8 11, Altrul, Stuart Sherrill and Eric Chris­ Hart, Rauls Ramans, Janet Malley, second half and eventually moved 13-point deficit to stop Baylof GIscombe 5-9 3-4 13, Ithler 2-2 00 4, Iowa 7 6 .538 16 7 .695 tenson netted 4 apiece for the Bruins. Sherbrooke 19 37 ■’4 42 218 269 and Arcenas the goals In the champion­ Illinois 8 5 .615 18 8 .692 Jennifer Holmes', J.J. Gorifian, Cathy ahead by 3. But UTC took the lead 51-47; freslfhian Mark Price keye<| Southern ship tut with Sica making 12 saves. Sica Feroleto OO OO 0. Totals 29-62 X -3 1 X . Greo King hooped 8 points (or the Topping, Mel Slebold, Angela Ebred, sparked by Valve's goal BOSTON COLLEGE ( ) Purdue 8 5 .615 17 6 .739 Huskies and Gordon Hamilton 14 for 86 for good, 50-49, on a 10-footer by a first-half burst and finished with.; fto Chester 36 19 7 79 292 249 had two shutouts to move his totol to Minnesota 7 5 .583 16 6 .727 Tracy O'Brien and Brendon Gorman. New Haven 29 23 6 64 233 224 nine (or the season. He only allowed Murphy 9-18 2-4 20 Clark 4-9 4-4 1Z the Wolverines. Results'. Willie White with 2:18 leff and Skip 22 points to send Georgia Tech over; Garris 7-14 30 17, D. Pressley 2-5 OO 4, Northwestern 5 8 .384 14 9 .608 Final standings: Huskies 9-3, W olve­ Hershev 29 26 4 62 227 227 two goals In the four games. Michigan St. 4 8 .333 11 11 .500 8ond under girls: 25free: 1. Meredith' one point and has two games in Toronto, which outshot Pitts- to’s lead to 4-1 at 2:23 with a 40-foot Clark made 2-of-4 free throws in Appalachian State 83-72; Hank; St. Cothorlns 27 31 5 59 265 282 M . Adams 7-12 2-2 16, B. Adams 1-1 OO rines 6-6, Bruins 6-6, Blue Devils 3-9. Benson 15.55; 2. Leigh Kurland 16.69; 25 By MIke.Tullv Z O'Shea 0 OO 0, MacCready OO 34 3, Michigan 3 9 .333 12 10 .545 hand, now embarks on a three: bugh 15-5 in the middle period, took slapshot. the next minute to make it 52-49. Comley’s 20 points carried Illinoisi ■aUlmore 25 X 9 59 267 283 Wisconsin 2 10 .166 7 15 .318 back: 1. BensonX.48;Xfly: 1. Kurland UPl Sports Editor Binghamton. 25 29 6 56 233 256 Bantam A Primus 4-7 02 8, Talley 1-3 2-2 4, SInIckI 22.97; 25 breast: 3. Benson 25.31. game trip to Minnesota, Van- a 2-1 lead at 13:21 when defense- Pittsburgh, winless in 15straight White finished with 14 points and State over West Texas State 74-59; ’ OO OO 0. Totals 3569 16-X 86. OHIO VALLEY Springfield 24 X 4 52 215 245 Steve Cavallo had 18 stops In the loss Conference All Gomes 8 and under boys: IX medley relay: . couver and Los Angejes. . man Dave Farrish took Valve’s road games, got its second goal Stanford Strickland 'hnd Gerald Davidson held off North Carolina- Monday's Resuffs to New Hartford. McElrov hod two Halftime— Connecticut 34, Boston Scholastic standings 1. Sean Anderson, Kevin Holmes, Craig Rick Vaive now has 41 goals this Col­ W L Pet. W L Pet. The stalwart netminding/of Wilkins had 10 each. Furman got a Charlotte 82-73 with Kenny Wilson Rochester 7, Maine 4 goals and Leblanc, Wlgglesworth and M urray 9 2 .818 19 4 .8X CCIL O’Oll Hart, David Ronrbach 1 >X.X; 25 tree: season. Forty have wound up in the blueline pass and launched a from Anders Hakansson at 3:59 lege 31. Fouled out— Connecticut, 2. Anderson 19.14, 3. Rohrbach 19.41; 25 Pittsburgh rookie Roberto'^Ro­ strong game from George Sin­ scoring 28 points; Notre Dame Springfield 3, Sherbrooke 1 Monaco (no first names listed) scored Moreheod 8 3 .727 14 9 .608 w 50-foot power-play blast past the when he flipped his own rebound Tuesday's ITiHnes against Green Machine for Purdy's. Blucher, 15 back; 2. Anderson 22.94; 25 fly: 1. net and the other stays in his mind: Hobbs. Total fouls— Connecticut 18, E.Kentucky 7 4 .636 10 14 .417 Slmsburv mano kept Toronto at bay until 5: 19 screened Romano. over the fallen Palmateer. gleton with 20 points and a limited Joe Jakublck, the nation’s Moncton at Fredericton M ike CIchowskI hod the goal In the loss Tenn. Tech 6 4 .6X 13 10 .565 Windham 13 Holmes X.39; 25 breast: 1. Hart X.39; make the playoffs. Adirondack at St.-Cotharlnes to Albany. Boston College 23. Rebounds— ■ IX tree relay: 1. Anderson, Holmes, of the second period when Vaive "Roberto played a heck of a In the only other NHL game, career-high 18 rebounds. ' leading scorer, to 19 points in an Connecticut Akron ' 7 5 .583 13 10 .565 Penney 12 "Everyone knew how important Wednesday's (Somes Youngstown 4 8 .333 13 11 .542 Hall 10 Hart, Rohrbach 1>21.07. caught Romano's lower right game considering his- equipment Buffalo tied New Jersey 4-4. "We did a lot of things well, ’ ’ sqld 80-45 romp over Akron. Binghamton at Baltimore X (Coles 7), Boston College 40 (Clark 9 9-10 girls: 50 free: 2. Ellse Ballahan this game was," Vaive said 18). Asslsts-^onnectlcut 7 (Hobbs 3), Middle Tenn. 2 9 .182 516 .238 Manchester comer from the f aceoff circle to tie didn’t arrive until. 15 minutes Novo Scotia at Hershev Pee Wee B2 Austin Peav 2 10.160 916 .360 C o na rd ' 9 35.84: too IM: 3. Marlle Lavatorl Monday night after scoring h^s 40th Fredericton at New Haven Boston College 11 (M . Adams 4) 1:5I.01; IX fre e : 2. Callahan 1:24.55; 50 the score 1- 1. before the warmup," said Pitts­ Sabres ’4, Devils 4 D.W. Fish Realty whipped Avon, 8-2, Technical— Connecticut coach Perno. B IG E IG H T Ferm i 6 goal of the season and adding an Adirondack at Rochester In recent play. Hughes had three goals Conference All (fames Enfield 3 back: 3. Kavley M arsh 50.37 ; 50 fly : 3. "Hitting the 50-mark isn’t really burgh coach Eddie Johnston. “He At East Rutherford, N.J., Paul A— Karen Hartford 53.25 ; 50 breast; 2. assist to help the Toronto Maple College rankings and Hutton two and Mulligan, AndrInI 4400. W L Pet. W L Pet. East Hartford 2 Leafs extend their winning streak on my mind," said Vaive. "I know worked his heart out and then Cyr scored with 10 seconds left in and Hutton one opiece (no first names Missouri 8 2 .800 X 5 .800 Wethersfield ■ 1 Laura Sines 45.X. I’ve got a good shot at making (t Toronto’s first goal had to be at the, game helping extend New Maple Leafs 4, Penguins 2 listed) for the Reoltors. Nebraska 7 3 .700 16 6 .727 9-10 boys: 2X medley relay: 1. Brian to four games with a 4-2 decision because we’ve got 22 games left in Oklahoma St. 6 4 .600 IB 5 .783 HCC O'Qll Domanico, Ed Fitzgerald, Brian Nelll- over the Pittsburgh Penguins. least five feet offside. Thatseemed Jersey's winless streak to eight Coiiege hoop resuits Oklahoma. 6 4 .600 19 7 .X I W L W L gan, Mike Ounphv 3:01.4; 50 free: 1. the season. But the important thing to deflate us and the rest is history. games. With goalie Bob Sauve Ftttsbureh lOt-d Squirt B > lovra St. 5 5 .500 13 10 .565 South Catholic 9 0 16 2 Erik Hart 35.63, 2. Nelllgan 35.63; I X 7 2 14 3 IM : ,1. Rauls Ramans 1:26.97, 2. "We are now ahead of Detroit right now is helping our club get This day has been a capsule of how pulled in favor of an extra Teronto 8 2 2— 4 Horst Engineering whipped Suffleld, Mondav'sRotuHi Colorado 3 7 .300 13 10 .565 Aquinas Runnin' Rebels Rrst period— 1, Pittsburgh, Gardner 16 10-1, (ell to South W indsor, 6-1, and Kansas St. 3 7 .300 11 12 .478 East Catholic 5 5 9 9 Fitzgerald 1:29.43; I X tree: 1. Hart (for the final playoff position in the East points." our season has be^.” attacker, Cyr sent a 21-foot shot (Bullard, Shedden), 9:05. topped Colum bia, 5-2. Victor Hurtuk Kansas 2 8 .2N 1013 .435 Xa vie r , 4 6 9 9 1;M .X, 3. Nelllgan 1:X.17; 50 back: 1. Norris Division) and we're in AdelphI 62, Southampton 60 3 6 10 6 Ramans 39.99 ; 50 fly: 1. Fitzgerald Penguin center Paul Gardner Peter Ihnacait netted the win­ past goalie Glenn Resch. Don Penalties— hod three goals, Ed Diaz two and Brian Babson 109, Worcester St. 62 M ISSOURI V A L L E Y St. Paul range of St. Louis," continued Poddubny, T o r, 7:30; Lundberg, Pit, Wry, Stephan Chagnot, Scott WInot, Conference All Gomes Northwest Catholic 0 9 1 16 41.45; 50 breast; 1. Hart 39.70, 2. scored the only goal of the opening ning goal, his 21st goal of the Lever’s short-handed goal and Bob 11:28; Farrish, To r, 11:35; Seltrin, Pit, Botes 6Z Thomas 56 Ramans 46.78; 2 X tree re la y; 1. Vaive. "I think we have the M ike Rodriguez and Chip Addobbo one Boston U. W, Penn St. 88 W LPef. W LPet. period, his 16th goal of the season, season, 45 seconds into the final Lorimer’s breakaway goal had 14:40; Terrion, To r, 15:00; Bullard, Pit, apiece In the win over Suffleld. Jim Wichita 12 1 .9X X 3 .8X coc 0*oll Dunphy, Nelllgan, Domanico, Fitzge­ Boston Coll. 86, Connecticut M rald 2:31.7f momentum aiid we’re looking for scooping Mike Bullard’s power- period, working a 2-on-l with helped give the Devils a 4-2 lead, at top of pack 17:03; Palmateer, T o r, (served by C u rry had the goal In the loss to South Brandels 88, M IT 84 III. St. 10 3 .769 18 4 .783 w at least a .500 road trip." Valve), 17:03; Salming, Tor, 17:03. Windsor while goalie Kevin Mlllen was N.M . St. 10 4 .714 16 7 .696 Bacon Academy 15 11-12 girls: 50 free: 2. Jennifer play centering feed past goalie Miroslav Frycer. Gllles Hamel scored two goals for Second period— 2, Toronto, Valve 40 Bridgewater St. 81, Nichols 72 12 Holmes 32.M, 3. Kathy Fitzgerald 33.16; Toronto, which leads Detroit by outstanding with X stops. Jon Lange Bucknell 60, Lofoyette 59 Tulsa . 8 6 .571 14 9 .560 Rocky Hill Mike Palmateer. Terry Martin extended Toron-, Buffalo. (Farrish), 5:19. 3, Toronto, Farrish 2 hod two goals and Addabbo, WInot and Drake 7 6 .538 11 11 .500 Portland 10 I X IM : 1. Janet M alley 1:16.77; l X CCNY 106, Medgor Evers 95 8 tr6e: 1. M alley 1:05.23; 50 back; 3. NEW YORK (UPl) - Now gonna be a war — they haven’t lost (Valve, Dooust), 13:21. Penalties— Boyd, Diaz one apiece against Columbia. CW Post 81, Baruch 49 Bradley 7 7 .500 12 11 .522 East Hampton Pit, 1:37; Chornev, Pit, 3:13; Feltrin, Pit, W. Texas 4 9 .308 7 15 318 Crom well 7 Holmes 37.75; 50 fly : 1. M alley 35.03, 2. finally at the top, Nevada-Las at home all year. If UCLA were t0 Canislus 71, Brooklyn 69 6 Holmes 39.32 ; 50 breast: 2. Fitzgerald 13:16; Rlullng, Pit, malor, 13,26; NIgro, Castleton St. 87, Plymouth St. 77 Creighton 4 10 .286 8 15 .348 R H A M Vegas coach Jerry Tarkanian go into Fullerton Thursday night, T o r, malor, 13:26; Dooust, To r, 15:13. Mite B Ind. St. 3 11 .214 7 16 .304 , Coventry 6 M.51, 3. Grace Phillips 41.10. Catholic 7Z York (Pa) 68 5 11-12 boys; 2X medley relay: 1. understands the size of the chasm the Bruins would be underdogs." Third period— 4, Toronto, Ihnocok 21 United Bank nipped Northhampton, Cent. Conn. 94, St. Anselms 84 Sou. III. 3 11 .214 7 16 .304 Bolton (Frycer, Poddubny), 0:45. 5, Toronto, MID-AMERICAN VInal Tech 3 Duncan Campbell, Eglls Ramans, Brewer below. 3-2, fell to W indsor, 2-0, and bowed to Colgate 78, A rm y 64 David Bylclew , Jeff Holmes 2:17.15; 50 3 Martin 11 (NIgro, Bennlng), 2:2). 6, South Windsor, 5-0. Mldford had two Concordia ( N Y) X , Stephens Tech 67 Conference All Games Cheney Tech “This No. 1 ranking is gonna Houston, 22-2, advanced two P ittsb u rg h , Hakansson 6 (Bul­ W Lffct. W LPet. free: 1. J.J. Gorman M.49, 3. Holmes. Toner says Walker goals and Wood one In the win with Dickinson 77, Franklln-Marshall69 32.47; I X IM : 1. Ramans 1:13.42, 2.. O'Qll make thiiigs tougher for me,” spots to No. 2 with seven first* lard, goalie Scott Zanek moking 12 saves. Drew 66, NJ Tech M Bowling Grn. 11 3 ,786 16 7 .6M ' C C IL girls Malone), 3:49. Penalties— None. (Jhio U. 10 4 .714 17 6 .739 W Gorm an 1:19.66; I X free: 1. Gorm an. Tarkanian said Monday upon place votes and 559 overall points Zanek had 18 stops In the loss to E. Nozarene 89, (fordon X 1:X.67; 50 back: 1. Campbell 36.61; 50 pitching Windsor and 16 mors saves In the Miami 9 5 .643 12 11 .522 Penney 16 by extending its winning streak ta ' Shots on goal— Pittsburgh 8-5-7— F. Dickinson W, Wagner 87 13 fly ; 1. Ramans 31.70; 50 breast: 1. learning the Runnin’ Rebels, for outing versus South Windsor. Fairmont St. 73, Pt. Pork 71 (ot) Ball St. 7 7 .500 13 10 .565 Conard 16. X). Hall 12 Bylclew X.01, 2. Campbell 40.96; 2 X the first tinrie in their 25- 'year The Bonkers also whipped Mid­ Fordhom 83, Long Island U. 69 Toledo 7 7 .5X 13 10 .565 free relay: I. Holmes, Campbell, Toronto 11-15-7— 33. . dlesex, 8-1. Dakin and M ldford had two Nor. III. 7 7 .500 10 13 .435 Manchester 9 history, were voted the premier Virginia, 21-3, also moved up two redonia St. 76, Alfred 68 e 9 Bylclew, Ramans 2:08.45. „ Goalies— Pittsburgh, Romano. To­ goals opiece and Gilbert, Barry, Burr annon 79, Clarion 65 Kent State 6 8 .4X 1211 .522 W indham strong college basketball team in the spots, to third, as the Cavaliers ronto, Ferm i . 7 9 13-14 girls: 2X medley relay: 1. and Wood one apiece. No first names Geo. Mason 9Z Towson St. 83 Cen. Mich. 5 - 9 ,357 10 13 .435 eligible at Georgia Palmateer. A— 16J82. S Enfield 5 5 11 Jennifer Blrrell, Stacy Tomkiel, Pam nation by UPI’s Board of Ck>acbes. won twice to pick up four first- , were listed. Jersey City 93, Kean 76 Esn. Mich. 5 9 .357 9 14 .391 Wsn. Mich. 311 .214 5 19 .208 Simsbury 5 5 11 KuzmeskI, M aryann T ro y 2:08.62; 50 SUN CITY, Aril. (UPl) - Harry “Everyone’s gonna be gunning place ballots and 568 points. North Mercyhurst 100, Coppin St. 88 Wethersfield 5 5 13 tree: 1. Troy X.62,2. Topping X.93,2X Dalton says the Milwaukee Brew­ ■ for us,” added Tarkanian. The lead Carolina, ranked No. 3 a week ago, Pee Wee B Montclair St. 50, StoUcton 41 East Hartford 0 0 16 . IM ; 1. Tom kiel 2:32.42, 2. Topping N Y Tech 91, Moss.-Boston 76 Mid-Continent 2:42.41; 100 tree: 1. T ro y 58.88, 3. HARTFORD (UPl) Georgia the United States Football League. An athlete, however, can have a ers are not going to tamper with plunged eight spots to llth follow­ Regal Men's Shop whipped Avon, 6-3, New Haven 75, AlC 58 Conference All (fames in the poll has changed hands six, H C C girls O'Qll Topping 1:05.98; I X back: 1. Blrrell running back Herscbel Walker will However, the contract was said to lawyer who can serve as a personal success, which means the pitching times so far this season. ing 'the Tar Heels’ third straight bowed to Suffleld, 2-1, and succumbed Old Westburv 76, SUNY-Purchase W LPet. W LPet. 1:11.51, 3. Gretchen Sines 1:21.89, I X Sabre>r4(D«viis4 Eastern III. 7 1 .875 II 14 .440 W L W L be eligible to play college football have a 24- hour grace period during advisory, but not as an agent. staff that took the club to the World loss. ■% to Simsbury II, 6-2. Molln hod two 53 . Northwest Catholic 10 0 14 5 fly: 1. Tomkiel 1:12.X; IX breast: 1. With ail 42 members of the Board goals and Beaudoin, Burke, Allan and . Robert Morris 96, Baltimore 82 SW Missouri 4 1 .800 11 13 .458 Blrrell 1 :X.04, 3. Kuzmesk11 :X.76; 2X next season, despite flirting with which Walker could change his The USFL, which will open its Western III. 8 3 .727 19 9 .6X South Catholic 7 3 13 7 Series last year will basically te participating, the nation’s only Indiana, last week’s top- ranked BtrfNM IIJ-J CIraco one apiece In thewin over Avon. St. Peter's (N J ) X , Mass. 53 7 3 13 5 free relay: 1. KuzmeskI, Tomkiel, the United States Football League, mind. The report said he exercised first season on March 6, allows its First names were not listed. Yomarlk St. T . Aquinos 99, Kings (N Y ) 79 lll.^hlcago 5 3 .625 13 10 .565 M ercy intact this year. major undefeated school received team, fell three spots to fourth flew Jersey .***~:1 Aquinos 3 7 12 8 Blrrell, T ro y 1:55.55. said NCAA president John Toner. the option. teamstea: to sign college football , „ First period— 1, New Jersey, Lever 19 hod the goal In the loss to Suffleld and Temple 83, Monmouth 62 '< North. Iowa 5 4 .555 12 15 .444 2 8 6 14 13-14 boys: 50 tree: V. Mel Slebold “You. can pretty much figure 30 first-place ballots and 576 total after a 58-57 loss to Iowa. 'Tlie CIraco and Molln tallied against US Merchant Marine 74, Oneonta 73 Valparaiso 3 9 .250 12 14 .466 East Catholic Toner said Monday he is satis­ Toner said it is up to memberT PJd:yers who have not finished their <■ (unonisted), 2:46. Z New Jersey, (Soane St. Paul 1 9 3 12 27.77, 3. M ike Yarnott 29.14; 2 X IM : 1. eight spots will be filled when we pdints to beat out Houston for the Hoosiers, 20-3, received the re­ ? (Lorm er, Broten), 5:36. 3, Buffalo, Simsbury II. Vermont 72, Drexel 64 ' WIs-Grn. Boy 2 9 .181 817 .3X Slebold 2:36.11, 3. Senan Gorm an fied with the explanations given by schools of the NCAA to enforce thele AllCollege eligibility providing the break camp,” the club’s general top spot. Hamel 13 (Perreault, Fenwes), 6:39. Westef n Conn. 56, Westfield St. 49 Cleve. St. 0 4 .OX 719 .2X Monday night games not Included. 2:44.58; 100 tree; 1. Slebold 1;X.1S, 3. maining first- place vote and 472 .Penalties— Kitchen, NJ, 2:21; Lorlmer, South SUN B E L T Yarnott 1:05.48, I X bock; 1.' Scott Walker and Georgia football coach rules and regulations of the associ­i-/athlete ath or his representative in­ manager said Monday, the second . Two coaches failed to name the Conference All (fames Vince Dooley denying Walker ation. Georgia University is well itiates the contact. points while Arkansas, 22-1, ad­ N J , 9:09; Ruff, But 15:16. Alabama St. 86, Prairie View 72 Jackson 1:14.75, 2. Sandro Sauatrlto day of spring training. "And then Runnin’ Rebels anywhere on the vanced two notches to fifth with 488 Second period— 4, Buffalo, McKegnev Transactions BIscayne X , Florida Tech 66 w LPd. W LPd. •••••••••••••••••••••• 1:21.74; I X t l y : 1. Jackson 1:15.29; I X signed a professional football a ware of those regulations because Toner, as yet, said he sees no there’s the question of Rollie." ballot. Carsen-Newman W, NC-Ashevllle71 Vlrg. Comm. 10 2 .833 X 5 .8X breast: 3. Gorm an 1:27.97, 2 X tree contract. of the interest shown in Walker’s need to enact legislation within the points. Louisville, 22-3, moved up ' JM cC o u rt, Ham el), 6:22. 5, New Jersey, Cent. Florida 70, Eckerd 64 Old (tomlnlon 10 2 .833 16 8 .667 relay: 1. Gorman,'Yarnott, Squatrlto, Rollie Fingers, the relief ace who N evada-L as V egas, 24-0, two spots to No. 6 with 393 point^ 'Ashton 12 (Quennevllle, P a lm er),7:08.6, FootboH Davidson 8Z NC-Charlotte 73 Alobomo-Brm. 9 3 .750 15 11 .577 Jockson 1 ;M.19. fo9tball talents since his freshman NCAA dealing specifically with the So. Florida 6 5 .545 17 7 .7M Radio & TV “As far as I can determine, from hurt his arm late last season and clinched the regular-season cham­ ViUanova, 19-4, advanced tWp N ew Jersey, Lx>rlmer 2 (unassisted), Buffalo — Named Jerry Glanville Fairmont 73, R . Pork 71 Open girls: 50 tree: 2. Stephanie year, he said. USFL. The NCAA will not be hurt missed the playoffs and World pionship of the -Pacific Coast .11)46. P m a ltle s-Le ve r, N J, 2:24; N J, defensive backfleld cooch. Flo. Southern W, St. Leo 86 So. Alobama 6 8 .4X 15 11 .577 Pullman X.48, 3. Nancy Ratfin 290.14; whaV I’ve heard and read, Vince numbers to seventh with 3 ^ iiM c h (served by (Saene), 4:50; Sovord, Green Bov — Named Monte Klffin Ft. Volley 10Z Georgia Coll. 79 NC-Charlotte 4 7 .364 7 16 .304 2 X IM : 1. Angela Ebreo 2:31.03, 2. by the signing of underclassmen if Series, is throwing with the other Athletic Association Saturday Go. Southern 93, Baptist 73 W. Kentucky 310 .XI 11 14 .440 Dooley and Herschel Walker have "This is, the third time around it did begin to happen, he said. points, ahd St. John’s, 22-3, fell two 'B u t, 7:02. linebacker coach. TONIGHT Tracy O’Brien 2:X.34; IX tree: 2. pitchers. But no one knows if his night with a 111-78 rout of Utah o Third period— 7, Buffalo, Hamel 14 Kansas City — Named Jim Vechlarella (to. Tech 83, Appalachian St. 72 Jacksonville 011 .OX 618 .250 Ebreo 59.73, 3. Raffin 1:05.M; IX back: each denied there was any con­ these two gentlemen have been places to No. 8 with 341 points after Georgia X , Florida 65 S O U TH W E S T 7:30 NBA: Pacers vs. Nets, Channel 9 "College football has withstood recovery will continue. State and the Runnin’ Rebels close Andreychuk), 4:X. 8, Buffalo, T ly r 4 special teams and outside linebackers 7:30 Hartford vs. Bentley, WINF 1. O 'Brien 1:14.19,2. Ebreo 1:14.62; I X tract signed," said Toner, the placed in this same situation," a iopsidefd loss to new No. 16 Boston VIrta, Davis), 19:50. Penalties— coach and Clarence "Dan Daniel Inside Jacksonville St. 85, Tro y St. 76 • Conference All (fames fly: 2. O 'B rie n 1:14.62; I X breost; 1. the test of time,” Toner said. How hp does will affect the UvIngstOn 69, Voldosta St. 64 o W LPd. W LPd. 8 NHL: Islanders vs. Jets, University of Connecticut athletic Toner said. "They know the NCAA out their regular season with fhree College. i linebackers coach. SportsChannel Angela Fitzgerald 1:25.91, 2. Pullman "Even if that (underclassmen pitching roster. But at least eight Michigan .(USFL) — Placed wide Ixiulstana St. 8 ^ Miss. St. 73 Houston 13 01.0X 22 2 .917 1:X.81. director. “It seems to roe there is rules." road dates. * ' Rounding out the. Top 10 ai^ Marshall 110, Vo. Military 91 . Arkansas 11 1 .917 22 1 .957' B:X MISL All-Star Game, USA Cable signings) happens, and witp's to Jobs dppear to be set for Don ^Shots on goal— Buffolo 14-15-16-^45. receiver Eugene Byrd of Michigan State 9 College basketball: Auburn vs. Open boys; Xtree: 1. Bob Fitzgerald no story at this time." UCLA, 19-3, which moved up two and tlqht end Joy Repko of Ursinus on Maryland 101, Duke X T C U 8 5 A15 17 7 .7X 24.M : IX free: 1. Fitzgerald 57.X; 3. NCAA rules states no Umateur say it can’t happen, what I'm - MgW Texas A& M 7 5 .583 13 12 .SX Tennessee, ESPN Sutton, , Pete Vuckovich, Mike “We’ve still got three tough **J#rs9V 9t0-7 Inlureg reserve; cutguards Kevin Greve Mercer 71, (toorgla St. 61 Brendon Gorman 58.X : IX back: 1. A published report last week athlete can sign a profetoional saying is, that it won't have a spots to ninth with 292 points, and Milligan 68, (jee 62 > - Texas Tech 6 6 .SX 916 .360 11 College basketball: Pittsburgh vs. Caldwell, Bob McClure, Moose games to go, including Thursday Itentucky, 18-8; which alsojum p^ ' ’ Goalies— Buffalo, Cloutier, Sbuve. of E m m Kenfuckv and Bobby Whitten Seton Hall (taped), USA Cable. ’ Gorm an 1; 12.41,3. Don Holm esi :41.69; indicated Walker signed a contract cpntract or retain the services of negative Impact on the sport of ,.New ^ . of Kansas, tackles Dan Jackbvich of Mississippi 56, Alabama 52 SM U 6 7 .462 14 10 .538 I X breast: 2. Gorm an 1:21.46. Haas, Dwight Bernard, Pete Latfd night’s game at Fullerton State,V Morehouse105, Alabama AAM X Baylor 210 .167 10 13 .435 with the New Jersey• Generals of, someone - - - , ------to------act-- —~as his or her M0WSIV.agent. college football." . two /places, to No. 10, with' 278 ■ Jersey, Resdi. A^10,680. Utah State and Lee Ingram of Forf and Jim Slaton. said Tarkanian. “That game’s Valley Stole, nose guard Charles. New Orleans X , Middle Tenn. 68 Rice 211.154 8 15 .348 points. Texas 1 11 .083 6 17 .X I •aaaaagaaaaaaaaagaagoe Krutslnger of Eastern Illinois, running No. Alabama 55, Delta St. 39 •••••••••••••••••••••• bock Tom AAorlortv of Bowling Green, Old Dominion 82, So. R orlda 74 SOUTHLAND aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaeaae center Steve Sluder of Bowling Green, SW Loulskmo 74, Stetson 72 Conference All Games Proposal 48 given endorsemeiji comerback Clint Sims of Wisconsin and So. Miss. 85, W. Illinois 69 W LPd. W LPd. Bowling fullback Worley Taylor of Oklahoma Tenn.-Chottonooga 5Z Furman 51 Lam ar 7 3 .7X 17 7 .708 Calendar State. Lou. Tech 7 3 .7X 17 7 .7X Soccer Oakland (USFL) Waived running Tenn.-Mortin X , Miss. Coll. X McNeese 5 4 .556 14 9 .609 •aaaaaaaeaaaaaaaaaaaaa back Delvin Wlllloms. Tulone 69, Cincinnati 54 N E Louisiana 4 5 .444 1212 .5X H ecliM TuskegeeX, Miles 69 No. Texas St. 4 5 .444 II 11 ,500 Friendship Arkansas St. 4 6 1510 TUESDAY . St. Louis — Recollsd left wbig Perry W. Carolina 65, Campbell 55 .400 .600 Beth Correia 191t469, Pat Thibodeau Houston coach sees way to improve education Anderson from Saif Lake City of the W .Vo. Wesleyon 97, Oyke71 Texos-Arl. 2 7 .222 816 .333 194-181-537, Lu Toutain 185-194-543, Basketball MlSLttandihag Central Hotkey Uwpue. Wheeling 76, Alderson-Brooddus 69 TRANS-AMERICA Sandy Kershaw 206-XZ Pat Porter Wethersfield at Manchester, 8 Conference All (fames 181-X2-S39, Lee Bean 101-176-193-570, Bloomfield at East Catholic, 7.X "What will happen now is this thing had to be done, we Just don’t Eost Carolina — Homed Charles William A Mary 75, Navy 55 W LPd. W LPd, Phyllis McQuade 475, Liz Zwick 486, Bacon Academy at Cheney Tech, 8 KANSASlS CITY.c ity . Mo.Mo. (UPI) — Bill "What will happen now is this thing had to be done, we Just don’t lot igt more stringent.stringent asas some some have have charged. charged. malmaintain a certain grade point Baetern OlvWga Wlnthroe48, SC-Spartanburg57 Ark.-L. Rock 10 2 .SX 18 4 .818 will put the burden back on the high put youngsters into college and use f' W L PCI. UB Elmoulst assislant football coach. Dave Correia 236-551, Jahn KoseckI MCC at Eastern JVs, 6 YeomanI sees Proposal 48 as a way will put the burden back on the high put youngsters into college and use “But tbethe wholewtele process will have "I don’t want anybody,to think average ave to remain off tbe scfaMl'e MMWert Houston Bap 10 3 .769 19 7 .X1 2X, Dick Woodbury X1-516, BUI Zwick Ice hockey schools,” Yeoman said. "And what them for four years and they have this only applies to black athletes -Boltlmere » 8 .nj -- Augsburg (M inn) 59, Concordia 55 '(feorglo Sou. 8 6 .571 1310 .565 to improve higher education been elevated — not Just for the probation, rules he’s not sura are .Cleveland 18 11 2W 211-561, Pete Priskwaldo 507, BUI Hunt East Catholic at Notre Dame (West . m aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Bethel 88, St. Olaf 81 Somford 6 6 .500 1311 .542 X I, Tom Kershaw X8, Carl Lepak 517, across the country instead of a way that will do in addition is, I think, noideaofbeinga college student. ’ ’ athletes — for everybody." — they (all football teams) have being inforoed. New York 7 13 ,57 4 Centenary 5 6 .455 12 12 .5X H aven ), 7:45 the'parents will have to leave tbe D etro U TI, St. LOUIS65 Rich Begley X9. to lower the number of black Most of the coaches said the .best The coaches, however, feel tbe black athletes — we don't say “If.you take him in on your Greenville (III) 66, Porks (III) 52 Mercer 5 7 .417 11 13 .458 WEDNESDAY athletes in colleges. Jeachers alom and let them way to enforce such a rule Is to they’re dumb, we say they’re slow admission (standards), you’ve g^ £ ) f ^ 15 14 .517 5W HeKMberg Ida Dtterbein 97 NW Louisiana 5 8 .385 7 17 .292 measure does need some change P m S ^ O h 12 17 .J 4 8W GymnastTcs Illinois Sf. 74, W. Texas St. 59 Har.-SImmons 1 12 .077 2 X .083 Eiks Yeoman, the football coach at educate their children. I really have the state legislatures pass thii^rs — but there are slow- some day-to-day, academic poli­ x-NICholls 0 0 .OX 1310 .565 Bosketboll before being implemented in 1916. •••••••••••••••••••••• Ind. St.-Evansvllle94, Fronklln 71 MCC at Becker, 8 don’t believe it will have any thinking white athletes, too. This 15 W....reDW§.i ^ ’ Loyola (III) 86, Xavier (O ) 85 x-NIcholls not eligible for conference Hal Waldron 140-364, Rolph Doyer Houston, appeared Monday for an laws to insure quality education on “1 know young p ^ l e who didn’t cies that he’s supposed to live up to 145-146-407, Len Anderson 139, Bruce Windham at Manchester (girls), 8 significant effect on who we recruit file secondary level. (on the ACT) will keep a lot of the .Konsot CHv 1! 5? ■ffl ~ M oarieHer 53, St. John's 49 play. NCAA-sponsored discussion of col­ noake 15 on tbe ACT test, did not or he goes on probation. 1 feel iiuia f Dunm School Marietta 78, BoldwIn-WoUace WESTERN ATHLETIC Fish 155-405, Itove Richards 146-373, or who is eligible for a “This is a chance to upgrade the slow-thinking white athletes out 72 Jerry Ridel 150-148-424, Charlie Fester Ice hockey lege football where Proposal 48 make 700 on tbe SAT test, who have put some teeth into those poUdas, ■ ^x*** • « "vs Muskingum 79, Kenyan S3 ' Conference AH (femes Manchester vs. Hall at Veteran's .. L d S s 14 13 .519 2W Qass II Optional Gymnastics Meet N E Missouri St. 79, Quincy (III) 76 W LPd. W LPd. 139-353, Doug Scruton 166-394, Rqy P a rr dominated the conversation. Some scholarship.” youngsters; to give them a better gone to some of the most sophisti­ Just like It would keep tbe sidwr we wouldn’t have to worry about was held last Sunday at Brooklyn 170-399, M ike Vengruskos 142-3M, Al Rink, 7 :X Yeoman said “90 percent of tbe Wewto « M -ai £5 Notre D o m e x , Akron 45 Tex-EI Paso 9 3 :750 17 7 .708 East Catholic vs. Wetherrfleld at civil lights leaders and adminis­ chance,” Yeoman said. “1 never cated universities in America and thinking black athletes out.” tbe SAT.” Gymnastic Training Center with three BYU 9 3 .7» 1312 .SX Grablnsky 149-385, Bernie Welch 155- 'OoMen Bw • ! S 'Hi Arts In the 12-14 age group from Ohio Northent X , (Xierllh 52 Boltan Ice Palace, 8:X trators from some black colleges problem comes from tbe parents," enjoyed or appreciated tbe fact they have earned master’s de­ “I feel that any. person who’s MacIntyre said, “I'm ^ad we Loe AngeTee ^ * 2* .'‘ I '*Vi Ohio WeslW(inl& Denison X Utah 8 4 .667 13 12 .SX 40Z BUI Pelletier 140-154-406, Bert Rice Menday'sBawei Manchester's Patti Dunne's School of Son Diego St 6 5 .545 IS 7 .682 139-360, Joe Cataldl 138-3X, To n y said tbe measure is racist by adding that often parents’ egos will that everyone Is being used by the been a teacher has got to believe In started to make a stance some­ Gymnastics doing well. SW Missouri 8Z Eastern III. 75 FRIDAY grees,” Grambllng Coach Eddie WoMtsr 5Z Mt. Union X Hawaii 6 5. .545 14 9 .6K FIcaro 144-4X, Gene Richardson 352, demanding a 2.0 high school grade not allow for their children to be colleges. That’s a crock; he (tbe Robinson said, the core curriculum and we’re where. We are a college sport and Michelle Nelson was fifth on the bars. Ssutbwsst W yoming • 5 6 .454 1311 .542 Mickey Finn 370, John RIeder 360, 1, All-Star Game at Kansas ritv . , Mo.. Heather McKeown was second on the Travis Cook Sr. 362, Chuck Barrera Bosketbalf point average in certain subjects held back for additional help. athlete) can leave anytime. Now Robinson, a black coach at a already living with the 8.0.” we need to get these guys into Angelo 6asw Texos « New Mexico 4 8 .3X 1212 .5X Manchester at Windham, 8 beam, fifth In all around and Wendy Ark. Coll. 66, Cent. Arkonsos64 Colorodo St. 4 a .307 816 .3X 143-374, BUI Adamv 139, Andy Lamou­ and a minimum score of 700 on the Vanderbilt Coach George Ma­ that means tbe demands on the nearly aIPblack school, also said Robinson pointed to rules that college, get them through and 1 *■* *■"*’ wSSiiesiiev’seeffies Morton was fourth on the bars, on floor reaux 150-144-396, To n y Salvatore 137- Cheney Tech at Rocky Hill, 8 Cell. Of Oiorks 63, Oucohlto 57 Air Force 210 -167 913 .409 Bolton at Bacon Academy, 8 SAT or 15 on tbe ACT. cIntyre said, “I think that some­ secondary level are going to be a the rule didntt appear to be racist. say a student is supposed to graduate (them). *' (No Games Schsdi'W s)ierelses and all around. Evansville 46, Oklahoma CItv 45 3X, Hank Hebert 390.

A . 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tues., Feb. 22, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Toe*.. Feb, g . 1863 — 19 Classified 643-271t lOOK FOR THE . STARS... Look for the Classified Ads vYith'stars; stars help get you better results. Heatlno/Plumblng ...... 55 NotieSs Real Estate Flooring...... 56 Lost/Found...... 01 Homes for Sale...... 31 Income Tax Service...... 57 published Monday< the personals...... 02 Condominiums...... 32 Services Wanted .. i ...... 58 Rates deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Put a star on Your od and see what a difference it makes. * Announcements...... 03 Lots/Land for Sale...... 33 Minimum Charge: Friday. Auctions...... '.,.04 Investment Property...... 34 $2.25 for one day Office hoursare8:30a.m. Business Property...... 35 For Sale to 5 p.m. Monday through * Telephone 643-271V, AAondoy-Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Resort Propferty...... 36 Per Word: Friday; telephone 643-271K Hollday/Seasonal...... 61 1 d a y...... 15« Household Goods ...... 62 3 days....,...... 14« Financial Rentals MIsc. for Sale...... 63 6 days...... 13 Painting/Papering ...... 52 Auto Services...... '...... 74 ooasooooooaoaaoooaoas** cellent condition. $550. D w elc^ent fcH* the site — 68V Oak Grove Street. * ■ . V Employment Info.;...... 24 Bullding/Contrdcting...... 53 Autos for Rent/Lease...... 75 MIsc. for Sale 63' 643-1991. ALLIED PRINTING SERVICES, INC. - SPECIAL Instruction...... 25 Roofing/Siding...... 54 MIsc. Automotive...... 76 Motorcycles/Blcycles 72 EXCEPTION — WEST MIDDLE TURN PIKE ecial Exception vicinity Bowers School, dally In skilled hursing Rooms for Rant 41 kitchen cabinet fronts, SMITH CORONA 8i two cord. Call onvtime in accordance with Article II, ^ t i o n 9.09 and A ^ cle IV, S^Uon Manchester. Call 646- per month plus full benef­ NURSES AIDES — certi­ facility. Please call Mrs. complete woodworking 5.01.02 to permit addition of tire racks and structures to store tires |than$99°° ...fill ROYAL PORTABLE 649-1831. its In our Marketing De­ NOTICE 1032. fication program will be J. Brownstein, DNS, ONE BAY — Storage service, custom mode Ma n u a l t y p e w r i ­ for retail sales in yard of existing gasoline service station — 270 partment. All shifts. Call Middle Turnpike West — Business Zone III. starting for nurses aides Monday thru Friday 9to 3 only. $35.00 per month. furniture, colonial repro­ t e r s — Both In good TOWN OF ANDOVER, — Screening Operator at ITEM 2 NO. 927 — Michael E . Herman and Gary E . Herman, FOUND GREY Long hair for eveninps. Full and at 643-5151. Crestfleld LARGE CLEAN COM­ Telephone 646-2000. ductions In wood, 9 varie­ CONNECTICUT condition. $20 each. Call d.b.a. Thrifty Package Store — Request variance of ArUcle IV, female cat with flea col­ 569-8203. part time. Please call Convalescent Home and FO R TAB LE room — se­ ties of hardwood and Musical Items /4)NIN<; BOARD (46-3250. Sections 8.01.01 and 8.06 to permit existing nonconforming lar, In the vicinity of Staff Development be­ Fenw ood M a n o r In curity and references. venlers NOW IN STOCK. OF APPEALS NEED MONEY? $75 — Call 649-0102. package store to relocate from 694 Hartford Road to 706 Hartford Caldor, Buckland area/. tween 9 and 3 Monday — Manchester. Roommates wanted Call 649-9658. ONE W AY T IC K E T to Road, and within 1,000 feet of another class of liquor permit, and out the coupon $275 a week. Local firm The Zoning Board of Appeals of Call 649-1326, or 649-4236. Friday, 643-5151. Crest- TAX PREPARATION Seattle, Washington, BUNDY TRUMPET, two with new location which will.be larger than theoldiocaUon— 706 needs three full time and CENTRAL LOCATION — the Town of Andover. Connecticut field (Convalescent Home TOOL AND DIE MAKER FARRAND REMODEL­ your home. Reliable, good for April 1st. Call years old, excellent con­ at a meeting held on February 16, Hartford Road — Business Zone II. FOUND — Main and four part time people. and Fenwood Manor. — minimum ten years kitchen privileges, free ING — Cabinets, roofing, reasonable. Norm Mar-" dition, $95.00 or best ITEM 3 NO. 928 — Daniel M. Boland and Edward F . Boland J r . — ROOMMATE NEEDED 644-2063 after 5 p.m. 1983 took the following acUon: Williams Street. Grey Flexible hours. Will aircraft related expe­ parking. References and gutters, room additions, shall, 643-9044. _ offer. Telephone 649-5560. No. 198 — Gerlanne Poliansky — Request Special ExcepUon in accordance with ArUcle n, SecUon — March 1st. Share beau­ tiger male kitten, white train. Call 569-8203. rience. Overtime and security required. 643- decks, all types of remo­ Variance of 20 square feet was 13.02.01 to permit building doing oil change and lubricaUon for NO EXPERIENCE NE­ tiful house In Glaston­ PAIR OF.CAR ROOF . automobiles; and variance of ArUcle IV. SecUon 5.03.02 to permit belly and paws. It he'.s company paid benefits In 2693 for appointment. deling and repairs. FREE RACKS — Heavy duty. granted for the first floor of a CESSARY! Attention bury. $150 per month plus PERSONAL INCOM^ dwMling located on Route 6 East, less lot frontage <100 feet required — 91.1 feet provided) — 315 below moil PART TIME and yours, call me, 643-4251. an alr-conditloned plant. estimates. Fully Insured. Tax Service — Returng, Adlustable. With Instruc­ 67 Broad Street — Business Zone IV. RECEPTIONIST- homemakers, students, VERY LARGE Bedroom half utilities. After 5 p.m. Recreational Items Andover. Dynamic Metal Products Telephone 6^3-6017. prepared. Tax advice- tions. $35.00. Call 649-9158. ITEM 4 NO. 929 — RSK Contractors, Inc. — Request Vgriance of TY P IS T — Needed 20 everyone! If you have Jn two family house. Full call 633-4204. > - FOUND YOUNG Grey evenings and Saturday Company, Inc., 422 North given. Reasonable rates. Dated Andover, ConnecUcut 23 Article II, SecUon 7.06.07— Minimum Distance b e tw ^ building hours per week. Schedule kitchen and bath privi­ aaaaaaaaaaaaa^;.aaaaaa striped female cat with mornings free, and need' Main Street, Manches­ TIMOTHY J. CON­ Call 646-7306 evenings. HONEYWELL RA117 February, 1983 and lot line .(30 feet required — 29.7 fe^( provided) — 649 Middle flexible. Please write to: leges. $60.00 weekly. Ref­ BOYS FIGURE ICE Turnpike Cast — Residence Zone M. collar, vicinity Redwood extra gioney, we have a ter. 646-4048.. N E LLY — total building —------»/ I J [ proctectorploy stocks- Road, Manchester. 646- David Sullivan, Arthur erences. 643-2659. Services and Improvement servi­ SKATES — ■ Very good /onlnx Hoard At this hearing interested persons may be heard and written com- Drug Stores, 190 Far­ limited number of posi­ INCOME TA X prepara­ wltch control, 115 volts, condition, size 4 or 5. uf Appeal* ■ munlcaUons received. Copies of these petitions have been filed In to: aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa# 3963 evenings. tions available In our RNS— LPNS - Flexibility ce* Including but not 60 cycjiM. $16.00 new In Vntluvrr. mington Avenue, H6rf- limited to kitchens, ba­ tion In your home. -<*' Firm $10.00. Coll after the Planning Office and may be insp^ted during office hours. phone sales operation. available on weekend 12 Apartments for Rent 42 hoxyTelephone.649-0173. Cunnrcllrul ford. Conn. 06105. No hour shifts. No benefits, throoms, additions, gar­ experienced — call Dow^ 4:00 p.m., U9-8635. Keep ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Earn $67.40 to $100.00 per- Services Offered 51 649-3329. trying. llary C. McNamara, phone calls please. but extremely high ages, roofing and siding, Edward Coltmon, Secretary Announcements 03 week. Call Gerry to set up aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa FOR SALE Colonial yvlne Chairman an Interview, Monday — hourly rate. Crestfleld aaaaaaaaaaaiaaaaaaaaaaa door'and window re­ back sofa, beige with LOOKING Convalescent Home and FOUR ROOM Apartment, placement, remodeling, green and gold floral II31MI2 028-02 Manchester Herald Wednesday between 6:30 C & M T R E E Service — TO EARN and 7:30 p.rfi. at 643-2711. Fenwood Manor In Maij.- second floor. Adults renovations and new con­ print. Very good condi­ Antiques One Herald Square RUSSELLS BARBER WHAT YOU’RE chester. Please call Mrs. only; no pet*. Security. Free estimates, discount struction. 646-1379. Just because you don’t u$|n' tion. $95.00. Call 649-8173. shop corner Oak and REALLY WORTH? J. Brownstein, DNS, at Parking one cqr. Call senior citizens. Company an item doesn’t mean thie' Manchester, Conn. 06040 TELEPHONE & GOOD 649-1265. ^ Manchester owned and Spruce. Open 4 p.m. — 6 643-5151 Monday thru Fri­ SKAPARAS HOME Re­ item has lost its value. ANTIQUES AND COL­ p.m..Tuesday — Friday. Typing experience re­ day between 9 and 3. operated. Call 646-1327. modeling — all types of F ILE C A B IN E T, Cole, quired for a receptionist Why not exchange it fdi:’ three drawer, blue, new LECTIBLES — will pur­ All day every Saturday. FOUR ROOM APART­ odditlons. Interior and cash with an ad chase outright or sell on position. Person with a M E N T with large pqrch REWEAVING BURN condition, cost $225 new, extprior, repair work. aassidied? commission. House lot or pleasant telephane per­ and yard. Plenty of park­ HOLES — zippers, um­ Free estimates. Reasona­ will sacrifice for $99.00. sonality and a math apti­ InflaUoii Got Ym brellas repaired. Window Call 646-0557. single piece. Telephone NAME ...... •...... Employment ing. $510 monthly, utili­ ble rates. Call Joe, 569- 644-8962. Find out how to get the tude tor diversified du­ Down? ties Included. Phone 649- shades, Venetian blinds. 7572. training, rewards and inde­ ties. Send resume wjth GalU|i,8al0uli 3379. Keys. T V FOR RENT. ADDRESS ...... & Education pendence you need to get eneaonaeaaneeaaneeeeoes salary requlren\ents to Earn g o ^ *** aalHng Quilt Bopk ~ paid what you're worth Marlow'f, 867 Main I.EGAL NOTICE Comt lo oui CENTURY 21® P.O. Box 93, Buckland Avon! Call S23-M01, TH R E E ROOM heated Street. 649-5221. Automotive CITY ...... '...... - - -. career night Feb. 23 at 7 p.m Office, Manchester, or 27*-2*41 apartment. 118 Main NOTICE Help Wanted 21 PUBUC HEARING Conn. 06040. Street. Third floor. No BRICKS, BLOCKS, eeeeeoeaeeeeeaeseeesoen Z IP ...... P H O N E . appliances. Security and STONE — Concrete. BOARD OF DIRECTORS TOWN OF Cars/Trucks ler Sole 71 RN 11 p.m. — 7 a.m. tenant Insurance re­ Chimney repairs. No lob MANCHESTER, HOUSEKEEPER FOR quired. $380. Phone 646- too small. Call 644-8356. Enioy working In a super­ CONNECTICUT eeaeeeaeeeeaaanseeesnee Elderly man In excellent Lindsey Real Estate ior 45 bed unit with a- Real Estate 2426 9 to 5 weekdays. . health. Live out or In. SS3 tmhr St, MwriiiiU, skllled and dedicated .Notice is hereby given that the 1973 Datsun ,Pick-up. Private living quarters Rabifbig/Paperlng . 52 Board of Directors, Town of TYPE OR PRINT ONE WORD PER BLANK. LIMIT 20 WORDS. M 8-4000 staff to assist you. A very ONE M ONTH Free rent AUnchester, ConnecUent, wtU hold 75,000 miles, good condi­ available. Good neigh­ or drop In — fine working atmosphere — one bedroom, wall to tion, needs .brakes, must Homes for Sale 31 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa a FUblic Hearing at the Lincoln borhood. References re­ 649-4000 with good wages and fully wall carpeting, applian­ Center Hearing Roam, (M Main sell. $1000. Coll 643-2927. quired. Reply to Box T, paid employee fringe be­ ces, parking. Call 647- p a i n t In g Si p a p e r Street, Manchester. Connecticut, c/o The Manchester HANDYMAN-LOCKER nefits. Please call or visit > 0391. Hanging. Ceilings re­ Tuesday, March f, 1983, at 8:00 1976 CHARGER, $1900.400 Herald. ROOM ATTENDANT — Mrs. Urban, Director of paired. References. Fully P.M. to consider and net on the engine. 649-0515 call be­ No tolophono orefers will bo accoptod. Wanted for private coun­ Nurses, 646-0129, Man­ THREE BEDROOM MANCHESTER — Main following} tween 12 noon and 9 p.m. RANCH by owner — den. Insured. .Quality worki Propoaed' appropriation to GOVERNMENT JOBS — try .club. In Hartford chester Manor Nursing Street. Two rooms, Martin Mattsson, even­ various positions availa­ Hying room, dining area, heated, hot water, ap­ .Edncatlon Special Projecta, Pond ONE ITEM PER AD. area. SalarV, private Home, 385 West Center ings 649-4331. ’h -— for Vocatkxial Education 1979 CHEVY LUV — ble through local apartment and meals In­ Street, Manchester. fireplace, one bath. Well pliances. No pets. Secur­ lancscaped, treed lot, sit­ Program — $13,450.00 to be 30,000 miles, cap. Excel­ government agencies. cluded. E.O.E. Send rep­ ity. Parking. 523-7047. financed by State Grant. $20,000 to $50,000 poten­ uated on a quiet street, D.G. PETERSEN P A IN T­ Proposed appropriation to lent condition. $4,000. lies to: Box T T , c/o ASSEMBLERS AND 647-0601 or 277-3422. tial. Call (refundable) I- Herald. . \ convenient location. ROCKVILLE — single ING COM PANY — Inte­ .Special Grants, Fund 81 — Elderly COIL Winders — Finger ' $69,9M. For further Infor­ rior Specialist. Custom Outreach Project April 1, 1983 to (619)-569-8304 Dept. CT104 dexterity necessary. Ex- . persons dream - one bed­ for your 1983 directory. mation: 649-0638. room, living room, kit­ Wallpaper Hanging. In­ MjuKh 31. 1914. - $19,088.00 to be ENTHUSIASTIC, Mature perlence not necessary, flniuced in part by Federal Grant 24 hours. chen, large yard, quiet surance Damage Ap­ 2 3 4 person wanted for busy will train. Fourday week, praisers. Workmanship of $7,178.00 and in part by General 1 chiropractic office. Must ten hour day. 7 to 5:30. area. $255. Security, h'und contribution of $11,$$0.00 M ANCHESTER — older lease, references re­ Guaranteed! 646-8467. LOCAL LAW Office has enioy working with peo­ Apply Able Coll and Elec­ colonial with three bed­ (B.Y. '83 $$,$70 and F.Y . '84 RMMU quired. 643-4520. $ » ). Immediate opening for ple. Typing skills neces­ tronics, Bolton, Conn. rooms, new kitchen and' 8 10 1979 OltJimpbile two part time positions PAINTING AND PAPER PnpoMd addlUoiial tppnprla- Cutlaee, excellwit • • sary. Hours 1:30- 6pm M, dining room, single gar-, aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Ueo to General Fund — Police Involving typing. Knowl­ HANGING — ceilings re­ s' a 8 t ; W, F. Please call age. $65,900. A llb rio Special Servlow — $$0,800.00 to bn oond. $4sbo:- 7 edge of Real Esfate very REGISTERED NURSE — Homes (er Rent 43 paired. References, fully 646-8632 Monday and Fri­ nights. Good pay scale, Realty, Inc. 649-0917. Hnaoced from service fees. 1975 Chevy Monza helpful. Reply Box U, c-'o day, 7-9pm, Saturday be­ Insured. Quality work. fropoeed additional approprla- ilooff.* The Manchester Herald. fantastic position, no I aaaaaaaaaeaaasaaaaaaaa* Martin Mattsson, even­ tween 9 ond II. tlan to GenerkI Fund — Personnel 1979 Ford Courier stress. Call 649-2358. M ANCHESTER — large ings 649-4431. . Department — 00,000.00 lo r ROCKVILLE AND Wllll- Pick-up, 4 When you get right down to it, trading is what a Clauified KIT 'N' CARLYLE™ by Larry Wnghi colonial on corner lot rec^tment of PoUca .Officers, to 9 10 11 12 mantlc, newly remo­ be financed from Fund Balance cyt. 82960. NURSE AIDES CERTI­ with large oval pool; Low INTERIOR — EXTE-. $70's. Allbrio Realty, Inc. deled,' low heat. 7-8 Pnpoeed additlooal a p p ro ^ - 1978 Chryeler LeBeron ad is all about. Ona parson trading an item no longer needed F IE D — full and part time RIOR Painting — Wal­ lloo to Special Omnta, nuid 01, - positions available on 3 to 649-0917. rooms, 4-5 bedroonns. I2S06O From $500 and up. Plus lpapering and drywall Hnmao Reaonree Development for c ^ , while another trades cash for just the item needed or 11 shifts. Excellent benef­ Installation. Qugllty pro­ Adsocy D iy Can Servloas, Jily 1, 1970 Ford Thunderbtrd uf llltles and security. Coll $S06. 16 its plus shift differentials. ANDOVER — Absolutely 742-8932 pr 742-8421. fessional work.ltllBsoncF 190$ to June 30.1804- $IO.$n.OO to wanted. t3 14 15 Crestfleld Convalescent baflnanced by a Giant fram the The above can ba Immaculate three bed­ bis prices, Free esti­ Stita Department of Hnmnn Home and Fenwood aaaaabaaaaaaaaaaaaasasa mates. G X . McHugh, at room ranch. Feature* Rmoutcm. Manor In Manchester. treed lot, wall to wall 643-9321. eis Please c(rgcfliig S3 Guide is in Sizes 36 to Quota. Is 88A0 a frem Allen M. Ward, 180 Adams tenants under net leases. S&aet, for Ibe porpoae of acqalrlag tbeloUowli«: 48. Sise 88, (waist 85, Ts irtsr. Mid fZilQ Isih i n , SM REFLE(7nVE MATERIAL, Two story building 1,880 sqnan feet of land and **Bople of all ages and walks of life read the ciassifiad pages saeaaaaaaeaaasaaaaaaaaa hips 44) . . . s k i^ 1% Osstiii sad hsidlhiB^T: ALUMINUM SION BLANKS. varloHi ptbar rlgbta sad RWYCRJDT XJUM QA VU aOVN. (16,000 sauore feet), full yiuds 46-ineh; Joans, 2% m t m .. STREET SION BLANKS 6 casenMOls, aU for the n m ef N .- Example: A) Washer good cond., *50.00 bosemenf, garage ond ELECTRICAL — dll yards. CHANNEL POSTS uvury day. Your ad it sura to be saan by just the right parson ODSUJD LUO ZTUM YN. NWO freight elevator. Mr. types of wiring, electrical 800.00. The Town ct Mnncbitoer U an Call 000-0000. BfSirrisar Fropoaed condemnallon to and bafora you know it, you've made the trade. Norman— 847-5003. Improvement and repoir acoiln property on Adama fltraet equd eppoitaatty enutoyer, end reqniree an afflrmailve action B)Table with formica top, *20.00 Call 000-0000. CYNNCD XYJC YT NWD SJYCCL work. Joseph. Dumos, frpmli.T.O., lacoapoiatod, 11S410 MANCHESTER — 8X100 646-5253. policy lor an of Ha ConUacton and A & ^ Miael. (or ton pw|nM of Vendors as ■ coodHton of dotog square feet Warehouse or ■ U iln g 880 aqinn fast ottond hnslniits wHk thn Town, as per RJPVV YV Q MUIQT Y T OCOD aM varlena other lights and You've got the tools. Place your low-cost ad today. Assembly Building. One Faderel Order 1ZM8. tnesmsnts, all for ton sum of $1,- level. Three overhead B id Forma, plans and Booty.” — DRMO/R OVTD4 doors, loading dock, high aBteUlcaltoan are avallabto at top PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "The beat way to gel along la never to celling, slab floor. Siasnral SarvtotoOIOce, 81 Oantar forglv* an enemy or forget a friend." — Waltar WincheU Fenced parking area. 82 ttaiOMar. Citoned" square ft. net. M r. Nor­ , OPMANranTER, ei*aSbyMM.Itw. 117 (BCTICUT man - 647-5003. ROBERT B. WEISS, GENERAL MANAGER.